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The sun., 1910-06-15
THE THREE CHARMERS.
Al Nere CumInanlirSl by Captain Iyneas. a
Famtllar Figure on south street.

To THE EDirOR OF TIVE SUN Sir In
Z reading the account Of the arrival lately of
the ship Charmer ~ New York my mind
I goes back 20 the first Charmer There are
very few sho rene4nher her she vas
california ship. built 1lty-siN vean- ago
Z by Captain isaac \. Luca-. an old figure
head in those days on south street When
he walked tho street the hOy- would say.
There eOc- Cnptlin Lurls- Ne was a self
made man Captain Lucas en ioyed telliug 2
the story 10 the boys 90 board ship Of how
he used 10 pe,idls ~lsiis in a vhee.blFrow
through the streets Of Boston Captain
i.uoas was e good liver be- made money and
lost n Ne NHz open hearted 10 hi- friends.
lent them money ana never cot back
again iis new ships we're aii chri-tened
alongside The dnck. vith spread u noon
for al shipper. and hrokrf- uho would
measure fhrrr fngvrs uth him
hu-h a Viii ~ B0-f,n sers the brol ere
Tor the hr,f Churmrr CAPTAIN Lucas
owned the controlling interest " her Her
voyawrs Were 10 san Franetsc0. arrozs the
Plrinr 90 china then. hugneWard vita tea
She aas like al the rest u the tea Clipperz
carrying lil iying kites up 10 date. -kv-ails.
rpyli .tlddingsaH- wHtar-ail-. rinrtnils
ana driver The boys iH ihu-c days handled
ai light -ails. and 10 VAS fIn 10 So Who
would 80 thruGkh frst The nr-t Charuier
aas soid ~ Liverpool iu the hcbsllion
The -e,und thariurr waz built hy NiCker-
son A 60 ol hnsfo for tnptain Lucas
She va in the California and china trade
a .hip that could always ind freigtt fn
the market, a. Captain Lucas through hes
long vear- ~ SEA srrviCe uus RuoWu 20 al
the bFoser- n foreign ports We Hnaily
old hgr also .n Liverpool
Gne third thafW~r vas built hy NiUker-
900 A 90. o. Boston tor captain Lu,l-.
and q quarter of the ship WHs owned hy hon.
She cort me oWuer- eiui fun She va. iu
the california trade from NsW i0ra 10
Frisco. then 20 Liverpool Eith grain aud IL
nov a coal bod
gaptain Iuca- died in full haruezs in San
francisco AZ ths good OH aEe IS q YEAR,
having been master hOy years NJ The tali-
Iurnia and hIna trade
The last tuarIuer vas finally sold ~ aut-
iIou ~ ATH NurA gt ne winding up Of Nirk
rr-1n 90 hF~iusss
! va r.tn captain igCaE tgelye years
and Fas paid ~ after q long voyage a.
srroud mate reCrYing tanB On my last
voyage with Captain luoas ! uas paid ~
a. frst mate geifinE $40
Captain \ q WAsHHr sN
iAKF Gn0vU. June o..
The sun., 1910-06-15
An OSa ca~saisa MEDAL.


An interesting reminder u ne uoalsst bstxess
ne Poll Daiins ana cisy Frelinghuysen fsreea
IN 1874 uas iouRd IN Ne west end Of Howard
iownship. Cehire oouhtg % n n msdalAon
form. vsry s1Aghty larger la eircumierenes
ihouGh murh lhicaer taAn = tsenU ave csna
piece 0f ~ carFsni Issue. and Aoagh n Aa9
syidenny lain In ths Grsund q long tine ne gilt
Eith shirh ~ uas covered IL suh comparatively
hrighl Atlaehrd y u are tao snail hnus. ~
Nhicb u NAa presumably sHspended from the
ciothing. and tney TO are bot htte uasled. The
o5vrrss carFiea in hne relief fairiy aaod nhensta
Of ClsT, Win his name. ana o. ths reverse IA
ne inncyfpuSa: -CAy and Ffsilnghu ghugssn-Pro-
lsraon and Union.- ne whols thinr being N aa
snrpllsne state % pFeNrrvau0a
The sun., 1910-06-15

thu Liberal party. and it may be that, if
JOHS REDMOND did no, hold the balance
Of power In the Commons. the effort 10
change tho wording u the oath. which
WILLIAM REDMoND advOoated. might be
a. futile In the cas- u King 6EoR0R as In
that ui King EBwARD. Re has dared 10
brave the NoncOnformist constance. how
evei' there seems no reason why his plan
to modify the wording of the oath should
not go through. and he will have earned
the gratitude ot men of sense. Hthe new
general eleCtiOn does not come ton soon,
i Is possible Also that the NOnouuforlnists
and Evangelioals may get over their shock
and vote ~ they did before
The sun., 1910-06-15

We have advanced seem ON second
thought. A greater opportunity there
was, and this opportunity We believe
and trust has been seized upOn For
how many years now have the citizens
Of this town yeaTned tO know why the
Public Service Commission existed and
what IL anything Il was actually doing'
For Goti0n and fact alike, what oppOrtu-
nifty could be more alluring tO the only
satisfying historian Mr.. WIIlCOX ever
knew
Clear beyOnd all question Il must be-
that such a work should in the very
nature Of things be dedicated to the
Hon. WILLIAM RUSSELL WILCOX rather
than that he should be dediCated pit.
The sun., 1910-06-15

Cru rHE CuDrtoH % CrHA Csys Csir Cas-
a .ornsr .rhooI irarher. nerult No oetprrss
ny prrsonai app-o,a 81 Of thu profp-ai % cmT
c, g. 70 write Nitaol' capital e'tegs and 70
fisususs wit1 t-srhiag thsm IN the nubiir -r1Oois
tpuafis win learn 70 Nrit~ nurh fAst-r an more
a-au1 n thrlr utt-1aaa and Brartics arc cOncru
.rateI 1a tfrub siA small character thAn o. IN
icIiuon 10 taozr tssrry rs snail rharar'rrs tney
have 70 aru tUeliy an Other c.rh Of rrratsr irs
500 shirIrrs anir comgirNity. ana enrh ~ vhirh
IlyItr. FOR r0rrrrt formation certain shaiinGs
laI o.. t..s .s.,ms oi str0Ee hat are hardly tsuvhi
o fin ~ of iu 'He case oi small lettsr.
gH.erii uf 70 suzzrt hou~Her. tha' one rap
IttIH.r-.. r.. ut frLtilel .anliIr i1T ruIItsl'
l.is r..1aT-f-r a. the beginning o. q -cI'rrHr OF
Of o. ura--T noln neiug uuierrt1od 70 have 10
nhaarf.r or urtlorrhahi- siruilrahcr 60 utu
b. -11 eTsrl ne digHif of TIE pr-sent 81 if IN
ruffg sin mo Hndorb - 'aivsntag-s Of .raHrr
i~ft--. % Err1 ably aiyarhtri by O.. ~
ICm~ CCLaus CsHrru
sFw forE funs -
The sun., 1910-06-15
THE COURT o. TRE WORLDS
PEACE.


OprnInE RrmaFaSs - PVeMasnt IAmmaneh
oG the FsnhEasa TsHbunal.
FrSn ~ oesr,ul pss,oooi 9, Jun-L
Ten wears have slapasd sinos the Per
manent Court Of International Arbitra-
tion has been estahlished hy the frst Con
ference Of the Paaoe which has met under
the reign Of a glorious and well beloved
Queen IN this charminR town.
In those few wears already tina novel
institution has done a great deal Of Rooa
an over the world. Il has ahown that.
instead Of appealinR 10 brute force with
all in Casualties. cF1leltBea and Iniuwsicpa.
differences. important Differences be-
tween mighty states. NAV BE- adiuwtad
according 10 the Iawa Of eoultv. j,,ueloe
and humanity.
Tribunals ina,isusad IN virsua og tha
copveDtion ~ ieaa and iaoY have dsol,l-,l
diepute. touching All four continents. a.
vided in varioua raalFDa. difference whlob
have arisen In the moth AZ Fa,roo@. m
Northern and Southern Amqr,oa. In ja0an-
IN Arabia. and IN Morocco.
The sroate.t Power. og the world have
aubnitted bv their Frpe win 10 this co,,r,
and nation. AZ D,noy torc.. have eo,,ul
their nro.ecs,on bsfor, h
Cov.r,rnmD,. ,-hi,.h o,,o, h.,, .,u..la,,
IN th,s high ,o,,,-, ha 4, = ss,o-.
.nd ,h;,t ,i,0. ,-,,h - d-,.;.So0 ~ 60.
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The sun., 1910-06-15

To rHE EDiTOR ~ Tvs svN str An
old PiayxOer.- Eho-e letter of June 10 \.
published In TIA srN. is correct There
we're twO hne productions of Julius Cu-ssr- .
% Booth Theatra. and ] ssw them boih
The hrst ras under Booths own managr.
men'. IN is57. IN which Booth vas Brufus
Booth later became bankrupt and the
theatre parsed out Of his hands. aud In ISIS "a
Jarrett 4 Palmer produced the play arnip
uith Davenport a. Bruius, Barrett a. Cas-
sina. Bang as hart AHiaHy. and i.svick a.
! Hhus Cusar
The long discussion has been caused hv
the confOunding of theas tWo productinB.
Mayor GaynoT probably asw thsm both
and vas therefore correct in snylnR th.s
no saw both Booth and Davenport ID th,s
play. althouxh he did not ses them a. ths
same time RsT
NEw YoRE. June No.
The sun., 1910-06-15
RHB "FRUE PRINGIPLE % Pro-
TBCTGON."


"AaAENoToN. june is;--ihe main pun
poae os arm ooard = 'ne pfeparailon 90
taoies .hAt "iii Ano~ tne co'nf ara''Ne cost
% Proeu0in& IN un'1 county, sa'u ~ O'asI
ooaatf,a1 ne inetoll-.,o's' .al. usaa - nov
or tlat might % iinpof'su' me soi'elne
os-so On ne u.'c'sI 49,. a.'oa on "a ,'ls ne-
pGo'lsan p.AlIo.ih oa 'sOs el.~l sls tr'is
pr'nc'p'e oi psoeect'on |" oe.s n'Ain1Ainea
oy u,s tnposaaloa oi such ouues a. v'h
eq"a' sne uAHefenoe Oet~soh uhe oos, ~
p.ouuo''u1 ~ no',s' anu a"'oA'' 'o@e e'es
WIN "e"o.eo'" P'out 70 AlneIloah
industries. Ane tneO'y y a'fao'i'e'
Ous h Heapsc. 70 many Oi tn7 n'ns' mn
por.lnl aEslG.sl OF cAly u-e -''a con
seIlp',on .Son sys''n = guls uHpoa-
.'o,s' ioL M 'ss'-on sn.' si",v - no'
'llu canno' % nA"u "a"'' wv P'oe
0".as s,a.l'oa,
UtHuer t'l,S 'noosy =, I.'e a"Iussn'ehs
~sNlnoa h.. n.ea of AZ ls's
lAlE1y oe'aLIill-o'e ,l..o re'AIlon eAAa's De.
t"esn aie "lsfHSs Pr,Cs Ann ..,. s,'s oeA' oh
pfoaoouon OF an Aruoies TINS - en-
troy untrue WIN Ie.'Afu 20 many OF u's
most inp'ortAnt aft'o'ss- "d nous i.'o'u ana
,erSoi'Aa u's. uns coiil'.o'l'''es "a wh'on
1ns peopas ot tae ooun9y sts n,oa. N
rectiy ana paft'cuiAsp in1efestsa' " -
untrue or oniy partiy uns OF neaFiy
not ql'ls az tis psooeo'H oa tl'' AMERICAN
neld ana farnh' oi cattlH. wheet. corn. iard'
oacon' sa@Ar' wool. cotson' hlaea. ir'iii~'
nnIsa' poultry ana oairy pf"oeeA. tooacco
hs'o vaae'aoies. ihsrs = Woe ainersaca
N proasioane eoat IN ainerent locahues.
and oftsn Woe variation from year 70
ySar Iha SANE OF similar conditions
exist m otner lAmds. fe~ farmers can tel
even approximatsly ths unit coat OF thar
products, and that 'oost has little or no
place IN the DISCRIMINATION OF prices They
soh thar wheat. their corn. thsir cattle.
WOOL poultry and other products az price,
nxed 0y deaAsFA into whose PFios Arrange
ments cost Of pTodsotion doea not enter
In tho rSport of the imPoEsa Of manu-
fAotured cotton goods tor ne hsoal year
leoo there aFe 1I2 separate ami disttnrt
Items. lt might be possible % ascertain
the factory oosf of gneh d theae Articles
~ are mads IN this country. The asoeF-
tAinment OF toret9n ooaa would require
long time and huge expanditur8 IN
knginnd. Fsanoe. Germany. Swis2erhnd
and elsewhere The loo9 imPorts ot
manufactured cotton goods wers valued
az Sa.0oo.0O0 The duty collected was
81. .00,ooo. The ates On the 777 vari-
sties ranged from S.os per osnt. al vaio-
rem 10 0a.S per cent. the average for all
The sun., 1910-06-15
Z NORTH CtROLINa REGIMENT
The Twenty -slxths RRaguiOas les af
GettyshNrE EMpaainea.

TIE Twenty ~slxthS RRsFubous less a
GeltysbaFE EHBlained.
10 tbs EDIrOE or THR sUN- Sir. In
connection With she letter Of Company n
Ninsty-ninfh New York. In THE srS oS
June ~ relative 20 the terrible ioas Of ths
Twenty-sitth North Carolina a. GetfysbnrQ
thsse fsst' may he of interest.
The Tweri v-siKth North Carolina hs-
onged 10 heths division Of Hills corn.
and vas the sKirsms lefa rcgiuiant Of ,hs
force which under command Of General
GeorEs y. Pickett made the historic chargs
against the Federal line on Cemetery RIdes
on the afternoon Of July .
n early dawn Of that morning. when our
skirmi-hSr- we're sent out the detail. from
the lasth New York and the RiEhth Ohlo
acre placed somewhat 70 the right. that
is. nearer TO the village than the position
Of their respective regiments on the ritis.
and we're beyond tho Emmitsburg road
of falling back 20 ths line of bsitls o9 ths
ridge the skirmt.hera Of the raTiuserg
named left Wheeled aud took poaiiion
behind a low fence running Al right angle
20 the line. and a. the Confederate column
Kept ~ an incesaanf mnakae ere on theiT
lett nara. which caused i 90 give aUay
anu bunch toward the centre uBtO the con.
federates we're probably ATTY nIaa deeD
and With our nattsrtss on CeiaeteFy Rldes
working their guns dOnble shotted wlfk
canister. and the infantry pumping Inad
into them lust - fasi a. Funa could H.
loaded and nred. the wonder Is not that 20
many ieii pui that any escaped
the EmmitsbuFg road AZ the point wh@T,
its lev rested the t1sfh NeW T0Fk has neq.
mission 10 erect a monument or maFkar
On the spot ntit hes n0i done 20 wea
NV NuuE June H. TnnFou.
The sun., 1910-06-15
ron THE ORICTN4L BFLL.
4 Cbampsan of tIsr NavassFs the Gsvrrmsr
Ilns Abanduned.

To rHE EbiTOR 90 THE sUN- S6 In an
editorial article recenfiy yoR say thaf tho
state Legislature defeated the direct nom
nations bill in a proper and orderly fash
ION. You NUT know unless you delibsruaely
ign0re the fart thst the members were under
Treat pressure rom the hoses 10 vote
against their inclinations and also AGAINST
the expressed sentiment OF their consiitu-
ents which u stronR 10 favor sf the hlll
A Il was, uith al the poupF Of tho boaass
against the Hinmhn-GTeen hill, wa de-
ieated by only q fsw votes. IN the ASSEM-
hly and , In the senate. THAI shows thse
direct nominations y Raining IN streAsih
and Is fer from being dead. a. yon infer N
Governor Hughes viii insist on the passage
of the original bin end the membega vote
unhampered By previous innusnce Il viii
pas by a good majority
The reason why the bossrs are 30 deapar-
ntely opposing direct nominations = that u
viii pvt them Gus of business and the votara
viii have a chance Of voting for men thav
know something about. The rroaanf nom
inaiing scheme n q travesty on representa-
tive FgNerument
! bslieve dirert nominations utn 10 the
means Of esiablshing more eflcient and
faithful public servire p M MMEa
bRoOMLFN. June o.
The sun., 1910-06-15


A curious spectacle Of politics and civ
ilization Ia presented by the struggle in
the new State Of Oklahoma in regard to
the location Of the seat Of Government.
The contest IN between Guthrie. having
a population Of about i2.OOO. and Okla
hOma City. which has about moo in
habiiants. On Friday the qualified
voters Of the State by q majority vari-
Ously reported AZ from 10000 TO SO.OOO
pronounced in favor Of Oklahoma City
a. the capital The young daughter Of
the Governor, then residing At Guthrie.
ventured publicly TO express her salts
faction al the popular verdict. where
upon her neighbOn manifested their
good manners and attested their title 70
civilization by stoning the poor girl and
driving her out Of the public streets.
The sentiments Of OklahOma's first
Governor. Mr.. c. n. HAGKEII4 are evil
IDENTIFY in accOrd with the viii Of the
people az indicated at the election on
Friday. Although the capital IL now at
Guthrie. he wants to change Il 10 OKLA
hOma City The great officers Of state
conceived the idea that wherever the
Great Seal Of Oklahoma was there would
bs the capital The result Of the elsc-
tiOn was known at midnight. Al 1
O'Clock in the morning the Secretary Of
State. carrying OklahOma's Great Seal.
was on his way in an automobile from
Guthrie 20 Oklahoma City, seventy miles
south A. the crow flies.
80 the Great Seal was safely deposited
IN Oklahoma City: but the question now
arises. What Of itg
To those Of us who live in the anti
quated and eGets East Il is a trille din
cult 10 understand how Governor Has
KEIL and his 1000 or SO.OD majority
in favor Of Oklahoma City a. the State
capital can manage to get md Of the
eheCt Of the enabling act Of Congress
under which the Territory Of Oklahoma
was admitted into the Union a. aState.
This enabling act, approved by the
President June IA. i0oa, provided a.
follows:
The oapllai Of aid state ahsn ismpofaraly be
81 the city Of Guthrs. 10 thr present Territory of
Oslahoua and snail not b. changed thsrefrOm
previous 10 Anao Doulni ainstsea hundrea and
thiriccn. but sad capital shah sftyT said year bs
IocaIod b, ne clsctorS Of aid sAte AZ an sscdoa
70 he provided ior By the legislature
The same statute declared that the !
first constitutional convention held in I
oklahoma must. by ordinance irrevo-
cable. accept the terms and conditions
in it. one Of which was
this temporary location Of the state /
capital. 10 endure until the year 1913.
and the constitutional convention did /
IN fact expressly record its acceptance
Of those terms and conditions.
In view Of these solemn enactments
having to do with the creation Of a new
State and its admission into the Union. b
We confess our inability Ia understand 4
how there can be any legal basis for
removing the capital Of Oklahoma from
Guthrie before the first day Of January.
1913.
After that date the capital can 20 20
Oklahoma city or Il can 60 elsewhere
The sun., 1910-06-15
4 t.a,Ear Partl.an .

go rHE EDrfoH ~ rHESUN Sir shaks.
spesres play Of julius Cssar" "a.
presented At Booths Theatre on Chria.
mas might Is7i u ran until March "a
ls12 lu this prodaCtion Edwin Booth
no' only played BSgius but also on March g.
ls77. played Csssius and in ths week ai
MaT'h % Hork tRioHB. Mr. william Crest.
sick PLAYING Tassius
Having atteaded the first performances
Of -lulius Cesar In March. is7s. a. veil
a. ths Jarrett 4 Palmer revival IN Is7s
IN which BOoth did not appear. and Tor many
wears having kept the programmes Of The
performance. I know I am right IN ths
premises Tally one for the correctness ot
Mayer iaynOF boHN EvRioHr
Nav NoBk June n
The sun., 1910-06-15

The New Ynrk legislature Il 10 have one more
chance 70 add 10 " record. u adidurusd IN
unseennl haste. hut ne members must rcsplnd
70 thr GOVERNOR call for an extraordinary
sessi1n. "A agCnud1 NaHdIrd
Montana sessions a the Legislature
are biennial and limited 20 sixty days
The recent session Of the New York I.eRis-
hture lasted FIVE months. and every
ieature Of the four direct nominations
measures introduced was discussed and
debated line upon line Where was the
unseemly haste
The sun., 1910-06-15

noaog car designed ana owned b. . aeasis-
man u cnhuutts has over ths usual bannsl ihs
enormsus hgura of a swan. ths eyea Of whlca
ura oompuund of prism ienseA uhieh are ut %
aa ulght bE eancsriciiy. Tha beak h mads -
thns ths sMhagsi can he sent throaEh h. causing
q nuaas EEs ~ kiHa q . swaa.
Net on = daFt niEht u u iiahae - casaa a. much
lrishi smu1g gsiei s1iag pcrpie ~ e caaaaiaa
dlmmy nguas ear Bhich was ethibiied sons ums
asa Ths dummy h0fss vas Used y ths lFaat
q ths ear the hsra hsiRg aitArhed - I'm daamyss
moalh. whils at aight Ne eysa we're ne up q PAR
% hFaIlaat gFoea and Fed orbs giaFing 81 aas.iag
vahiriaa
The sun., 1910-06-15

Froa ~ sgrfagfsia RspH5fFan
Tha Total ares Of ne wsstsru pr0stnces q
caaaaa h asases - asvua. af gaAeh ne saEvsyea
aFsa a mo- te4.1ea.aaa screa. Thets ere All
5ut tsmJ@0 aersg under homeataad sntry
and ths istai Hr~n undsr HFuin cross aMi ynsr
WA n g5oGD acres. Thess agurca Fsysal me
trenendsas margin of rrsaga rsmolnlna. hou
ever rapia ~ tsEH,aB7sen, nag he u a not
imursbabie shat ~ eiRns 40 % Ne usatsrs
10 dsHbt mat 10 ecououale pousr caRada b 6rs
Maed 10 aaaHa Nmong ns iossmost naaaAs Of
o. rrwfN
The sun., 1910-06-15

To THn EDITOR % TnR SUN Sir' ]
should like 20 place al the -old timors
a. we'll a. the Mayor right regarding Tho
an star cast Of -Iullus Cesar" Booth did
not play In New HOrk the winter Of is7a-Ia.
On Saturday night. January "a. is77. 10
closed a two weeks engagement al the old
l.ycenm. Mines Levick. Frederick Rob
inson and Mrs. Sol smith were In hia com
pany. y. w.
Nav YoHK. June "a
The sun., 1910-06-15

To THE EDIrOR OF THE sUN-Sir
Another Old Timer is mistaken In SUP
posing that Edwin booth did not appeal
In Booths Theatre after isIa About IN
same time that -Juligs Cesar was pro
ducod there Booth played -Rlchslieu' Ans
I saW the production. r. y.
nERLiN, June t3.
The sun., 1910-06-15

NlhlO'a Oardon and q porfoFmanoe Of
-yHllns c4sar' AZ Booths Nnen n@gl
Theatre. In the latter play Edwih Boon
had the part of Bruius. LaWrenoe harssle
that Of Cassius. and y G. BanGs ives Nora
AnioRB ! shall never forEet the lmpres-
sion made upon me a ths time BY booea's
rendering OF the part. J. ". hArnHn
MONTIrRIlo. June ~
The sun., 1910-06-15

Tar Trs,ImSMy SG . Member ss ms Gem
mny IN laaa-gn.

To ruE EDnoR oF TINS sUN- Sir: have
read vita much interest and some amuae-
meni the many articles that have recenily
appeared In your valu-d paper regarding
the production and cast Of Julius CWaar
az Booths Theatre IN this city Asa member
OF Edwin Booths company at hs theatre
from August. issa. 10 August. is7i. ! beg
leave 10 submit the follow ing data ~ 10 tho
several rasts and productions made a.
Booths rheatre The FIRST nerf0rmance
Of lulins Cesar was given lhere llecemher
q, 1874, with the following casi of The pTin-
Clpal Characters
The sun., 1910-06-15

Frag ~ ssmsrssrF Jgugna.
Ngw ieafy luns ~ hafs n9afn
f1e eim TEa 11H1 t1glr tan1uaf Eaak
me octave Elua ~. nk
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place 70 rids IN q rs1road train h N NJ middle
Of NJ middle car. On ne rght hand rids Thus
ne danger sf heinr iainrsd n fore Or Az COLI
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srihrinarv On ne dlfcuiw IN obtaiuinG = arsi
rlass artris 0f roasi basf sna ienaerinan s1cak.
The sun., 1910-06-15

To rHH EDIroa % rMB suN-str. In
Dsoembsf. 1871. o. JanuarY. ig7 fF am nol
CERTAIN uhichl. visited Nsu York citv
for the afat time and uhile there aitqndal
q performance % -Tha Hi1ck Croshs Al
The sun., 1910-06-15

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puhirgnaH Eish hsrs rssosd aFiess Fsiurnsd fAsg
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The sun., 1910-06-15

On leaving the cliy for the summer yOu may
have TRE SuN sent ~ you nv mail ~ ne regular
subscription rates. sddrssses being chaagcd ~
often a. desired. Orders may bs ssat thrOugh
any newsdealer OF 10 the puhuea tlon oHlcs
The sun., 1910-06-15

i0ndon once. Emagham Houss. Arundel street.
strand The daily and sunday SUs are on sale 10
London a. the American and Colonial Exchangs.
Carlton street. Rcgent s,FeeL and DAVIS Steamship
Agenry. u Grecn stFcrt CharlnE Cross Road.
The sun., 1910-06-15

MICA hnppa1a n prvv1ss q man
Whrn " = az NJ diuner nbia
Compare ~ frliig thnra ia ne cnn
win mnt urln ths 1uilits iaoci
NAr11H NJ Law.
The sun., 1910-06-15

Paris once ls Rue IOuls le Grand The daily and
sunday editions arr ale az Aiosqus y, near The
Grand Hotel Kiosque u, boulevard des Capucincs.
corner Place De rOpera. and KioNpue 10 Boulevard
de- llaIlen.. corner Rue Louls le nfand.
The sun., 1910-06-15

Published By thc sun Printing AMI PibHshlng
Association a. 10 Nassau street. IN I'M Borough
% Manhattan. New NOrk. President Of ths Asso
cia ton Edward p. Mlirheh. 10 Nassau street
Treasurer Of the Association. n. 2. iafan. i7o
Nassau street. Secretary Of the Association. D. ",
Qtalnn. no Nassau street
The sun., 1910-06-15

Mr. liarrett Withdrew from the cast IN
February. 1879. and vas replaced for a short
lime BY lunius Brutus RO0th fEdwin's
elder brotheri. who appeared az Cassiua,
but eventually Edwin ROoth assumed the
role of Cassips and William CresN ick ap-
nearcd ~ bruss
In iieoember. IsTi. Iulus Cesar was
revived AZ Booths Theatre. thsa under the
management Of Jarrett Palmer. with the
following cav:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-24
HEGEWISCH.

The Masonic lodge of this city held
their regular meeting at Cranes hall
Monday evening.
Miss Athena Doe was aHmmond
visitor yesterday afternoon
During the terrific electrical and
wind storm which swept this part OF
the country early Tuesday morning
much damage was done. but no one
was hurt. A large smokestack at the
Ryan Car company's plant was blown
down, a large plate glass window and
several small windows were smashed to
pieces and trees were torn to pieces and
broken down.
Mrs F. W. Miller was in Chicago
shopping last Monday.
Mrs. P Del Marter returned here
evening after spending several days
with her daughter at st. Margaret's
hospital. Miss Del Marter is getting
along nicely and expects to be home
in few days.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Chicago is
spending this week with her cousin
Miss Lena Reed of Carondulett avenue