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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17

autoh, 81 ptT hbuI. lstWls Dlhblcb.
Bethel NJ. Hack Stand. Phone 1859.
Try a case of Pinectar. II is pure
Phone 1857.
II goes without saying that every
thing is Best at The Encore.
Nine. Lambert has removed her
dressmaking parlor temporarily to
1865 Punchbowl St, near Hotel, where
she will be pleased TO see her pat
rons
Pay cash and ask for green STAMPS
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps.
John Cathcart prosecuted at the pO.
lice court this morning and Judge An.
drade was on the bench.
For distilled winter, Hires Moot
Beer and all other popular drinks.
Ring up Phone 2171. Consolidated
Soda Works.
There were many swimmers ont at
Waikiki Yesterday. and the surf.
boards and canO. were in much de.
mand.
The mutton ami lamb at the Metro.
poli,nn Marke' inns week is unusually
good. Tender. well kept and free from
'0n'''' WIN 'ne ''eS'
"iS w, ~ oes, Wile VI the man,
49,, ,,i " .S a., "ln. ,,"' ,ieu
T., ~ W. 80, ss''''''' "''
Tha soccor n',vors VIII aot % wor,
soo,, a., ,ao,,, ,,.r, 10 ho,, -,
which or,opgemapt, win ho made
sor n scheduI, -, a,u,os
IN ,ui r,o,, ,o,o,, zoo ou,o,,ohi,o,
had beon registered NJ tbo noIico eth.
tion md II is ovnoc.ed tha, tho civ
hundred mark will no n,ssed This M.
ternoon.
Fred II. Mcnamara has removed his
store. The Curio Den farther down
town taking the store at 1119 Fort
street Just above Hotel street. >
DR.. Dickey: Eye, Ear. Nose. Throat.
1850 Alakea street Copp. Royal Hawai-.
ian Hotel, Hours 9.12:3O and I 80.
4:3O. Sunday. 1O.l1. Evenings by ap-
pointment.
The annual meeting OF the w. c.
i. u. VIII be held tomorrow after
noon OF 2;3o at the homo OF the 'prasi-
dent, Mrs. j. NJ. whitney. l325 Puma
hou street cordial invitation Is
given To all VINO are interested.
The cemolishing OF the old brick
structure al the corner OF Hotel and
roft streets Is complete and soon an
oS,"s ,r Uono'e'e p"',u''s WIZ pe
so,...t D"''"'ns wiz Nv '"''
.n " os'upy .'a' oo,i'er'
W "' o'ue' io"' "ar
- 'n'on', ,',a'u vi oep''n'per ~
w., eu ~ 1851 'c"era' i'e''nr''
,,', Lii, e",e, W "'ai' 'l'A'hs 'inw"ii u
$3.50. s ,,, ~, mere 'e 'e III yes
IIho, ,or n,,oroa ,.n. s vo' ,,,,, $1,000,
,no ~, ~, N go '"'o ~"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
SITUATION WANTED,

Educated young man, good address,
seeks position. Stenographer, etc:
good correspondent. Outside work
preferred. Apply "T, E., this
Office. 475l-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
IN FOREIGN PORTS.
Monday, October II.

y Monday, October II.
PORT TOWNSEND = Sailed Oct. IL:
Schr. Aloha for - Haw. Is.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arriyed Oct. Is. 6
p. m: 8. s. Mongolia, hence Oct. 8.
SAN FRANClSCO-Arriyed Oct. l7:l
s. S Missourian, from Salna Cruz
COLUMBIA RIVER-Sailed Oct. Ia.
Schr. w. II. Hume. for - Haw.
Is.
EUREKA-Sailed Oct. II. Schr. Sc.
Qnira, for Hilo.
PORT SAN Euis--Arrived Oct. II: 8.
s, Santa Maria, hence Oct 6.
NANAlMO-Arrived Oct, II: s. 8.
Masunda, hence Oct. 7. :
Wireless.
+. S, Asia. will arrive from San Fran.
cisco tomorrow, at daylight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
Pines for the Sound.

Nine Thousand cases of pinenpples
and about one thousand tons of sugar
wiihgo into the Matson frelshter Hy,
AIDES before that vessel fakes her de-
parlme for San Francisco and Puget
sound. The vessel will sail tomorrow
evening. calling at Port Allen. Kaanp.
pail, Kahulul and from the latter Tort
proceed direct 10 San Francisco. The
Hyades is lying at tho Railway wharf
discharging a general shipment of
mainland merchandise
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17

This morning before the Supreme
Court arguments were heard ON the
writ OF error presented In James l..
Hot case, Prosecuting Attorney Cath.
cart appearing for the government and
Attorney Hallou Tor the defense.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
WANTS
WANTED.

Young men TO enroll for the course
OF lectures on Business Law by
Judge Lindsay at Y. NJ. C. A. in
"Wednesday evening. First lee
ture October 10. 475i-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17

Mrs, Norton Bobo's concert will be
held at the Moana Hotel instead of a,
the Young Oh Oct. 9th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
HONOLULU AERIE, 14o, F.. o. E

Meets on the End and 4th WE'D
NESDAY evenings OF each month at
1880 o'clock in X. OF p. Hall. corner
Bsretania and Fort streets.
Visiting Eagles are invited to at
tend.
H w. n. RILEY, W. p.
~ VIM. c. Mccoy, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
virginian for Seattle Tcnieht.

The American.Iiawaian freighter
Vir2lnian sailing for Hilo last evening
is reported by General Agent Percy
Morse ms having arrived at the IIa.
wall port this morning and will get
away for Seattle this evening. The
vessel is taking large shipment OF
p!neapples for the sound
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
LOST
0PTICIAN

The American Optical Parlor; NJ.
Denyer, ll46 Alakea street. Eyes
scientifically tested and glasses
fitted. Special rates the first
month, Come at once; don't de-
lay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
Eiihau for Kauai.

The lnierlslpnd steamer Nlihan
may he substituted on the Kauai run
this evening in place of the Noeau
which has been covering this route
for some months. The vessel is SEIZED.
nlcd to get away at five o'clock with
shipment of general merchandise,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. IL. o. R. M.

Meets every first and third Thurs
DAYS Of each month at knights Of
Pythias Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend.
A. L. EAKIN. Sachem.
l. Il. v. TODD, c. Of r..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
Nevadan from the Sound.

According 10 advices received at the
agency of Castle e. Cooke the Matson
Navigation chartered freigh'er Neva.
dan Is due 10 sail from Seattle for
Honolulu on Wednesday. The vessel
Is eSp5 cted will bring a general cargo
OF coast products and merchandise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
DEPARTED

Sunday. Oct. 16.
Salina Cruz via Hllo = Virginian
All s. s.. a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
Mexican Enroute.

Mexican Er:oute.
The Amerlcnn-IIawalan freighter
Mexican has left Puget Sound with a
good sized general cargo for the IIa.
waiian Islands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
Hciane for Hawaii,

Tho lnterlsland steamer Helene
has been placed on the berth to sail
for Hawaii ports including Paauhau.
kukaian, Ookala and I.aupahoehoe to-.
morrow evening the time of departure
being set for Ave O'clock The vessel
VIII leave with general cargo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17
Rithet Discharge.

A big general cargo from San Fran
cisco is going ont of the bark r. p
Rithet now laying at the ocean,,
wharf This vessel win not take OF
shipment of sugar for the coaat bu
will sail In ballast
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17

Pines and sugar for Coast.
Ono thousand tons OF sugar and $500
cases of timed pineapples will form a
portion Of the cargo OF island pro.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-17

IT Is expected that the Matson Navi.
cation steamer Wilhelmina with pas,
sengers and large cargo from Homo.
lnlu win arrive at San Francisco to.
morrow morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
sIfuOns lndrus.

N.,r,rA:F. O. On' Ms Eyelyr
Nrdrus dIughte- O.. Mr lnd Mrs
NndrI- a. married las night a. 80 clock
IT, the home ~ her parents 20 Russell MsH
o"ld ~,fr ~ ~ Sew Nork nv The Rev pT
g. N,Nrthur. pastor of m" calvary
BnpfIs church New York 'i'v Ahou'
30 gu..r. attended 80 recepr ION tha' Tot
10 'et lie ua'iding CeremonN
mo maid ~ honor was Miss B~r' ha
Nndrtls. n sis'"f NJ The bride. and he brides
mad- we're Mis- Nnne NatSin- Ut Mont
Irfr and Mis- AZils Buttor,s 81 spring
fsla Mas 10 Hover girls Nere two
niece. ~ ihe bride. Stella and .ulu Abbott
Tho t,s-i man a. ilcrbsr, Elkin Of New
Nork 'tiy larenCc AndTu- brother
~ ~" bride 81 Non'clair. Harold lie--s
md GeDTRe Rove of New oTk ci'y and
William Iiaft ~ufh"rlend 81 Newark we're
he u-nsr-
The bride wor" q gown 81 white satin
'rtmned Auh lac aud carried boupus'
81 lilies of The valley and orchtds She wore
n tia noud ,re~'cni no 'ift of he bride
rroorn The man - honur wore Nhiie
net over Whifs me-zalin~ and The gov NJ ~
lilo bridesmaids .-erc 10 japanese lev ender
atm. With beaded pas=emenierie The
attendants carried naEhe'- NJ maldenhair
Mr. md Mrs Sinions lrf' on n wedding
rriU They viii reside m New NorA city
Gpon their return
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
NEU ~ BWu PItNS.
Public service Board Issues . PamphIes
oa the Triborough

The Public Service Commission has
issued u pamphl"; describing the neW
proposed TriborouGh Rapid Transit
Railroad which will hSve - total length
Of road ~ az miles - compared wi'h
tho :5s miles 81 TN" presen' subway.
Bids for construction by private capitll
are io h" opened on October 20 and for
cons r,iC'ion With mInicip, funds on
October -
The triborough system has been under
conSidafa'Io since December II. 1877
when the commission laid down it, plans
for the rout" ~ IN" Broadway. Lexington
avenue subway. Two years have been
spent IN preparation Tho estima 81
cosf j. NOR. than sIOO. Osp on The prapa-
ration has included the drawing ~ more
than 90 separate plans. TheS. have
been iithogra phad md bound in books II
fny The Uap-r IN these books We CHS
twenty-three tons The cost ~ Itho-
graphing. printing and binding these
books was more thsn S7OO
The chief routes ~ the new system in
cllide the Broadway-Iexington avenue
The Jerome avenue. IN" Southern Boula-
ward and Ws-fchester avenue the Broad
way-t afayette avenue. The Fourth ave-
nue. the COney Island extension and Man
haitian bridge routes.
The new subway a. " Nill be when
completed 10 planned to garry I nm OOO
passengers n day Each track will have
= aepa to tunnel. 80 that the'pi-ton action
There are 20 10 no curves in the platforms
and these are 90 he large enough 10 ac-
commodate ter car express trains and
sir car local trains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
GRirE CHDIR ~ H0OL.
New BUILDING On Fcurth ~ ~Hue for the
Bows Z So Just Op~nNd

Anew h'ulding for M chorls ga -rhooI
e Grtc" church Rro,dwlv and Te1'h
: rect ms Ius- boon op~n"t n l. 81
Viii 81 rn.rhi" ord forms no spu'h build
nc - "a" * nnsiyc row on Four a9r-
ure II - ~" slf. 81 one p"-son whos.'
r.rne j. vi hEa'd. On the frs floor -
20 assembly room nd on the second - a
rcau'rful dining room. with eKIuisi'"
windows ~ east and west ends Above
mr." durml'pri"S FOR 'wen'y-~Igh- bows
IN" cll.srupnS ~ The school ar. IN bIild-
ing. Wi p DvsrlrDk the Hun ~ -,'on close
Graz" CADri~' erS' School was founded
and fpsr"-.d bv tha Ia. r-C ~ tho Rev
Dr Fuuring-ou. bat - upbuildinR has
bon tho work - ~" org rnist and choir
Master iar1s- " relfenSaln. I's
t..lrT.Ds. - sOlely - recruit and tain bow
All men for he parish choir
Rows como from nearly al paris ~
The country and there are ALWAYS from
So 10 200 applicants On waiting lie
T'..v are receIrei when UuI.e Young
pniv. While being 'augh' ~ sing aud
Whils serving In tn" ch1n"el ~ choris-
tiers tho bows Sc grammar school and
mill ary irlIning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
\EW OPERAS N GERuIN.
'dhII'lren OF kInEs" 4 Not 10 H- sung
Ia English.

The opera nv EnRelhert HImUa rdinck
children "t kIngs. which H. to be sung
a. the Met rupnlit an Guerra Hous.' this
winter for IN" first time anywhere. will
u" gwen IA German and not in English
inns was 10 H. the oI,.ra which would
h"gin he Met rupuhl an Opera Company =
policy ot giving par of IT. r,'paTt nj re- an
English, and TO help tha; purpose the
leading parts were 10 he sung by Ger
aldinc tar"Lr and Iarl Jperu who steaks
English charles u M"lr yrr has even
completed half ~ the English tran-laI ION
which had been ordered bv the c. 'upanv
The wurN will be sung IN the origInal
form u was produCrd here bv Agnes
Sorml a. tn" Irving Place 'Iheat r. some
years ago with symphonic aCcompani-
mont h" HumperdincG. who has now
written an operate score for the PLAY
The composer. who cam" to attend the
first Performance Of Hansel und Gretel-
a. 'he Metropolitan will also come over
here tor children 81 King
g. has been decided that ~ gnor CarIso
shall sing the tenor rle iu Ciluck :
Arinidc. which will omen tho season a.
m" Metropolitan Opera house. since
sign " tarIsn was responsible for the
hnan. .g' -ucCpss 81 the season NJ the
"nC0s twicr "a large when he sang ~
appeared az tke theatre a. any other
tlIu" the disDO%i' ton ~ the direct orS 81
m" Me- ron pliian Opcra House - 20 put
HIN IN IN" cast here a. often A. possible
during nv" season. - he l. 20 sing for
tho rr~t tim" IN G'uck'S opera IN a classic
worA although h. has sung DWrr'p elasn-
whcp' H. viii e course have the tenor
role IA tn new Puccini opera Mre
ErDmsiad - 80 sing iriHIdS
A. n part of tn" intention Of the di-
rnC'o-s ~ The Metropolitan Oprra Com
plny 10 give Signor Gatti-Casazza ~
80 \ hand - possihi" IN the management
80 the Metropolitan Opera House this
wintrr thorc have hCc1 removed from
tho PROSPECTUS tho names Of tho advisory
\ sso"Iat' Henry Russell - Bos;on and
N" honorary lsrOCinte. Director Dippel
NJ Chicago. Nr Gatt-C asagza will NOT
'horafoy" cv"n have hia nar,'ns inrrrd nv
conform lating thu namcS of these gentle
men in tho prospectus ~ tn coming
Season The directors have further made
his w1v "aSv Nv requesting the resgna-
ron ~ IN" two sopranos who wr-o most
cr''IcisNd last season
Signr- PuCcInl - said 10 ~ very all IN
Italy ~ y result 81 The attacks on hum for
allowing his work tn H. produc~d hero
f-st TINS 's III" Girl - the Golden
W"st IT, addition 20 he severe labors
IN completing the or"ra he has had N
stand = c-~If ''al ~ criticism from his
-our'rvu"1 h""ausr ~ has allowed tn" |
Metropolitan to Rtvc th" op~rp hrst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
I.aILMr MARIAN

EssFN FErrs. y Get +, In ~ Peter
Episcopal church here Miss Mary augusta
MORAN daughter NJ Nr and Mrs Roiiin
VI Morgan 81 Caldwell, vas married y"s.
terdav afternoon 10 Fnsign Dallas harie-
Iaizure. 4 = y 81 Fargo. =. " Inc
Re, y " D. Harrington. assisted hy tho
Rev Henry ". Barbour. performed the
ceremony
The u-hsrS we're EnsRn " TAYLOR smith
I y Lieut. DAVIS. 4. =. y. and LnsiRn
Paul Rasrodo 4 : y Miss Rose ecides
Morgan. n sister - the bride. vaS maid
nf honor and Ens'gn Guy \ calhoun Of
seattle Wash wEE best man
The bride wore an embroidered white
-Iftn goNn trimmed With duch~ss point
lace aud earned shONer bouquet OF white
800. and Hles Of tic valley The maid Of
honor Nore dress 81 lowered chiffon
made over yellow aatin and black picture
bag trimmed With plumes She carried a
boiiuuei ~ yallov chTysanthemums. The
church was draped sitn American fags
Following the ceremony there vas = large
r-cept,On ~ the Morgan home. kokosing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
M SBiND DROPS FROM SIGHT.
Bride OT five Weeks Left WaitinG In
PhyslcIan's Omre.

STAMFORD. oct Charles Swenson
a young civil engineer who was married
FIVE weeks ago to Miss Mary Harrison
a s~hool teacher Of this city. disappeared
mysteriou-ly last night and his wife IL
~ from worry
Swenson and his wife went 10 a physi-
cian's of7C.' early ia the evening Tn.
husband departed. saying he would GO
To a barber shop. then call for her later
Mrs SWen-on waited long and then wont
IN search ~ her husband She did not
find HIM. ana this morning after a sleep
less night she notified the Police
No trace of Swenson had been found
tonight He and his wife had been hv-
ing with the latter's parents on Grove
street The missing man IA the son OF
Charles Swenson. q local contractor He
10 quiet young man 81 good habits and
was seemingly devoted 10 his wife
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
WON'T LET TP on GOMPERS.
AntI-bOycSit ASso citation says Bucks
stove case WIN GO to a Finish.


The recent s-tt cement 10 ;he long stand
ing dispute between the Backs stove
and Range Company and the American
Federation of Labor will nat result in a
discontininnce Of the snit between the
cumpany and the federation officers now
before the Supreme Court uf the United
States. TN IN. contrary the cl-- will
be pressed To a finish. according 10 n
bulletin iS-u.d by the American Anti
boycott Associitlon The associlt ion.
which has office, In the city ~ - VILLA m
street was formed some wears ago 20
prevent labor unions from violating the
Law and has secured n number 81 impor-
tlnt decisions In is bulletin Chair
Charles II Merritt calls attention 10 "A
statement made by Mr. Gompers IN the
September nuInlar Of the American
F'd'rdfiopisi to the effect that the lawysrs
for the American Federation ~ Labor
had oppressed absolute confidence that
its contentious would Ire sil-ta Ined by
IA" supreme Court and says
Our rIernb''rs will he pleased - learn
that tho cases will be prosecuted - n fn-
lsh and that Mr. 6ompers and his two
associates will not he relieved from liza
billtv To punishment for their contempt
- III" Federal Judiciary, and that this
assocIat ion 10 about to procure from the
highest " human tribunals final and de-
cisive opinion involving legal quest ions
II a. great importance as were obtained
by II in the Danbury hatters case. when
this cpurt ~ last resort unanimously de-
cided that the sherman law applied 10
Combinat ions - labor
There will now he decided the quest ion
Of the right 10 boycott; the quest ton
whether { he right . free speech can he used
~ u shield for the protection Of those who
would spread the gospel Of coercion and
A.. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
CIG Ans FROM THE cor PRO TEW.
Van yIsrk. BIs $50. OoO House Finished.
WIN Resign From NontrInIr Force.

MOSTCLAIR. y. J. Ocf , Montclair
policemen nre smoking hfte"n cent cigars
through The lbsrality % member 81 th~
force who mad" zach ~ the cops pr@aent
Of q box % HAvanAs 20 celebrate the com
plesion " the consf riction ~ his new
The donor Of the cigars - Charles y
Van vleck. who was appointed n apocial
policeman NJ the time work was Ftartad
on his new home MIR Van Vlack was
annoyed by treapasaers and wanted police
authority 20 that he could make an sFrest
IL completed the wealthy policeman win
resign his commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
u0RIu 70 GOLDuI> SuITH
IanI"' to B~ Erected Ia the HAT That
Hear. SITS name In COrn~lI S'sn,pas.

Hs'A oct , A memorial tablet
.~ twin smith will be erected N the
.'l.''.l hail that bears his name IN the
d.. .ampUs by direction ~ 'he hoard
''..'"". Il cornell University The
'.. o.. H m commemorate IN" fistinElIished
-. 4r. -ifi - $3.50. Ifp 20 orneil and will
'" f - ~ IN" sntraC" hall not Tar
.." rusts II Prof Smith and ms
10 Hr ~ will bn inscribed these words
" '..' smiths will.
.- rr.' aud residue ~ ny estate
20. e." and hagpnafh o. cornell o..
no no sat" ~ New York tinted
Nw"rI.H. absolutely. 20 be u-ed
.H1rI ~ 'rI-'es- for rho promo ION
~ liberal -'Id."s. language .
and modern literature. pn,lp-ophv
and pD.I'i,tI -'iap'e. for whirh
hH- been made ~ the nov hail
'ar- nv nam" and 10 The building
nv wife has ,prfrfbuJs-d
ffmiuV 'hi- rnU4"-t M desire .- 20
attachment Zoo fN" unI,er.ity N
'iaiIon ~ vhirh Z I.i 10" hpnur ~
.sT. 10 pay resT"'' .u no memory
. Ornell and 10 -rov u.. #fta, hfneni
.g'I-hWan q" me IuInu ~ he fvO
"- ~ orr race ON ms 'rnfIusnt nth
~ and WITH OBJ" common mpfher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03

GiE> RipGT. y = Oct ? Miss CaroIlns
Daniel daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs william ~
Daniel n: this place and Henry q Tucker
man ~ rutsburR we're married yesterday
afternoon IN the FIRST congregational
Inurrh Montrlair The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev Robert seneca smith
the bride uOre a travelling gown OF king
blue broadcloth and n pirtuTe has 20 match
here we're no attendants and only i'm
mediate relatives were pgesenf
MF and Mrs. fuckermAn VIII reside IN
pittabura.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
IILLiGE SWEPT M FIRE.
Twenty buildings. Including Seven Bu-i
mes Blorhs In Camden. y. T.. DeztrO, cd

n~ss Blochs In Camden. y. r.. Destroy cd.
urea. Oct The village ~ Camden.
thriving farming community ten miles
north ~ Rome was nearly wiped out nv
Are early to-day The blaze started in
the whitney house from an unexplained
cause and before u vas brought under
control twrnty buildings. including seven
business blocks and ten residences. were
reduced 60 ashes
The Camden fire department reen-
foTced bv a large detachment ~ fremen
and several piec~s ~ apparatus from
Rome. fought the flames several hours
but we're Handicapped IN their efforts nv
insu ficisnt water pressure.
The Whitney house. in which tho flames
started Was The scene 81 fire a month
ago. and the structure vas nearly de
stroyed AZ that time Incendiarism h
hintesl ~ in connection with to-day's fire
but nothing tangible along thia line has
developed The lOas viii exceed 500. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-03
PROT Garn-r % L~c,ur- October

' y l. Garner who thinks non
'' '10 talk In lecture IN Monday
~ October T. A. The. Perkelev
.f.'r@ Fiftn avenue and Forty-fJurth
i'7. N studies - the Higher Ares IN
.fHF Native Haunte He will exhibit
-. ne chlmpan1ee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
This DATE IN HISTORY"

1645-The United Colonies of New
England declared war against the
Narragansetts.
1779-Paulus Hook, n. j., was cap
tured from the British.
17S0-Pierrc de Beranger. famous
poet, born. Died July 16, 1857.
17S2ZBattle of Lower Blue Lick,
Kentucky.
1792-Grand Army of the Aliens
entered France.
1S12-American frigate Constitution
sank the British frigate Guerrero.
1S14-Brit sh landed in Chesapeake
Bay and threatened Washington, D..
G.
1S2S-Flrst American power loom
for weaving checks and plaids patent
ed by Rev. +. Burt of Connecticut
1S79-James Russell Lowell APP
pointed United States Minister to
England.
1S9O-Twenty persons killed in a
railroad accident near Quincy, Mass.
1S91-Vermont celebrated the CEN
tennial of her admission to the Union.
19O9-The South African Union bill
was passed by the British parliament.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
SENATOR WINTHROP MURRAY

Beverly Mass, Aug. 19.-Senator
Crane has been President Tafts Of
fetal political adviser for but few
days, but during these few days he
has made hin influence felt through
out the country by the revolutionary
principles advocated. Hurried politi-
cal conferences, both at Beverly and
throughout the states. have been the
result and no one of the political
leaders is able to predict just where
he stands with reference TO the Taft
administration.
This quiet Massachusetts senator,
who says little and does much. is not
as might be expected, a senator of
long years of experience i'm the up
per house. 1t is just six years ago
next October that he received his APP
pointment to the United States sem
ate to fill the vacancy caused by he
death of the late Hon. c. II. Hoar.