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~ uarLs on BO'ly "f T,pe~TiirT agent
Nbs VA. Fsuos NrsT Ger TRACKS.

80 tIIFF SsE - Ernest Martin
genera 'av-lIng agent Tor the Oliver
IyI-.N rte" Company. ~a- found M
CONSCIOUS ~, we@n the trolley car track.
and th.. Sidewalk near Chiffon PArk sea
'1H isr- last night lie d,-d tn-niEhi
~ the Nassau Hospital ~ Min-ula
A. the hospital ~ WAS Asld that Martin =
death Nas probably caused bV csrrl,raI
n"nurrhagr There we're no br,Iis--
pn The body II Wa learned by tl.s
CORONER that Martin had l--n suffering
from q nervous afffi"tiOn
Nv hl- SIDE "a the rOHdWav ~ers found
grip and . tvp-~Tii-r H. int~nd- Il
20 gO ~ meeting of the lO'sl -shO,l
board last night ~ show The tVpe~TiiSr
Martin lived With h,s wife aud children
~ 49, PT,~,J.-ui Park West Br,SDklVu
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.0I rO0r TBROW ,UrGBr.
BOS NiIt. Bs,~bAn Hurried Prom Top Of
HunLrr IlnI Nsnumeai

Bostu> sept !; ES-l \ Barter
- wears oh q catcher ~ the ~, .rIV
baseball slab. oaught q baseball throw
from he toy II rh- Bunsrr Htli Monument
"a . forenoon he. d,si ,nr- beng cot fee;
Young man With three regulation
h--,bili- ,uIuhsl the SindtHE starr
vl't- Bsrt"r stood Dat on the centre ~
'l- green lose 10 the Prescott statue
NI.r 'L- -l,iIri. Sa- hIrlsd frOtu th-
u,-.uuy u-tr he zoo If th- granite shat
the vuuus 'f.cL-r lgdg-d ~ Instance
admirably ua' rar b.i' bp'uded oU' II
h- glove Ca r'- usN' 'risl Barter :
..dgm-ur Ms p,,u~ rh- b,i sem over
h.- Ivf' shu,H,i-r aui 'I.'Du.v o. -,rH...
he glove ,urtrvIy flea ou' lu- "a ~
rr.aI ~ar also 4 faliurr th-, n,l! U,uuj.ug
put = the gave
Nv ~" tfm- .nr nII. uS--r hId r-xa,n.-l
tA- top ~ 'h- mon H.r..u' Racer had ste al .
~ down aud caught 'h" u-N trr''- BALI
~thuut sppar-u' u7pr,.
Abot i've V-ar- 90, IN thg ,,rhnau
losing a. = Japanese iuEs leg ~ one q ,h"
Bu-tnn 1H-ifr's s.uVr e il~Lr t'I~n .
fhroNu fruu tie same place ~ the PRONG
- = flr. sh. ct, D.. H..'I 60 IA rup.I'
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THOII EE pRI>CErOv.S ~ ~.
These in the nv rr>I, Town TAm Of
fInIey And Net lsIIan

PNIN'truN sept /. Pr-sidsni NoO.i
r"~ WILSON ~ Princeton las fn,sud thu
th- first real WORK " carving on his can
p"'En '"r Governor - replying Ia the
many letters ~ cOREratIlAiio ION uu h,s
nomination HI WAS f"rr-I ~ spend th-
greater part 10 Yesterday aud to-day 1u
his correspondence
\ ury"r knew had So many ir,sRd- lac
said. and a. Tor my time what SUI spent
N w ling q persona " ends - gwen over
10 reaching ,nV public fr,sndr ihrUIgh The
press He has not conferred Win The
state Democratic l.aCi-rp vet
lr wilson had not aIlow-d nu- ness ~
Ae-p him from ms daily exercise While
he ~as playing golf thi. afternoon re-.
porter thought II worth ~hrI- 10 follow
ham around aud write down 40 lac sad
When ysAri regarding ~ho he 'huuEn'
would b- his pr ,bsbls -,Iccs-s.,r A. Prince
Ton Dr WILSON said that speculation on
thst subject was fu'h- ~ ~ ~,.r,urs con
-id.rst ION had bean gwen ih- matter
i shall Oder uV resignation 20 tue Doa ~
OF trustees on October ~ lni,l then
shall cont niue my duties he sad
The n-u mos, rslk-d ~ 6N those here
Shu ar- rl,rs. 10 the anaIrS ~ IA. uniyer-
wv aIr 'btlh " .hieNs IsfN~Weu' % lhe
cay college ~ New NOrs aud ~. Mayor
George II Mcclellan ~ New inrS The
former haYoi 10 graduate ~ the uniy-r.
-Iiy and has home here President
FINLEY - not a graduate 81 Princeton bat
b. held The prOfeSso rship ia political ph,l-
u,ophv 20 The university before going tu
NrS ora
~ Wilson probably will open AL cam
rAign ~ hls own county. Mercer On
OrtOter : he Will 10 the s'is~I of the fAsi
Orange Democratic Cmb.
! here were two reports here vestsr.
day concerning the Immediate future
d ~. Nlvur Mcclellan Oue was 10 tn.
effect thar h.. l. 10 b. either temporary
or permanent chairman Of the DsmoCrauc
stat" convention st Rochester aud 'h-
uih-r NaS hat h. IL to -uCc-.d Wuodruw
Wilson
Tins - the trSt | have heard ~ these
r-po'ts -a,d Ioi Nc, .lelan A. 10
the first ! Russ- voW wall find that that
- a Iu,s'skc A. 20 the PrtncstOu TN.
vrrslty presidency. perhaps you win
find that nothing whatever has be-n sa,d
about that matter
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ARSENIC FOR DINNER PARTY
10 o.. " IRIE>> DING ~ iRGED
M TIER NDER AkREST.
Every BsaS sIeL Mhs Ate the S-arIes His
rulI- the NIEhI NII-r H~ruIer'S Dl>.
charge aud Nr>ruIr FOunsI lee the
FIsur Barrel biscuits " ere Popular

Charged by ala Information from Con
uvciIcW with POISONING whole dinner
party at Darivn With arsenic Pierre
H-Tuier twenty. hvs-year old French
butler. aud his wife. HonOr,ne. were at
rested ~ 80 West Thirty seventh street
last night Nv D-tsctiv, Brown from Polic-
Hsadqus rtsr- aud William n Br-nuau
chief of police Of stamford Conn. ola a
bench warrant issued hv the superior
Court u Bridgeport
Pierre aud his wife were engaged AZ
an employment agency va th,s city some
time lsrt month Nv William |. Searle-.
who 10 retired vol merchant IL Da ri-n
The butler. according 10 Chief Brennan-
story. was fouLd 10 H.. unsstisfacTu
sud MIR Sesrlss discharged him Oh The
morning Of september q Honorine. Who
had D-en u ina rds.rvsut "a the hoI--
c,d-d 10 ~ with her husband aud the
two returned IL this citv
That night Ida Pinnow the Saarles
cook. made biscuits for a dinner parry
~ winch Their. were seven people I'm
nsAiately after hs dinner al the ;,aTtv
became Violently ~ Doctors were called
10 aud sad that he diusrs were suffering
from arsenic poisoning After heroic
treatment every one recovered
ia. lsundre-s employed bv The Searl-s
had liked he looks ~ b" biscuits 80 much
hat she ook some ~ hem home with
her aud gave them 80 her four
suu Both the IaunJr-s- ami the boy
Al al al
th-m and a u-iyhbor - whom tne laIu
dr-ss had gwen six biscuits aud who har
d-vnur-d item all was -icks,i of all
rh"ugh she -,.ntHaIlv recovered
Investigation IL this WHOLESALE -I,Anr--
ended Nh.u 'h--- Was discovered ~ the
nuur lHrr-i from which III. nuur hat went
ga the Dis,urs had been taken a lt.rai
spr,ukHnK of a powder that "onta,u-d
a'-"ric The same rOur had been .-,.d
az baking bv the cook lu the morning
~ 'u- daN tUnt the ueriti-rs ~sr- d,--
charged aud 10 lad results had followed
iu",-uI,uu S'ii"S il.ds"n the TOMMY
Attorney 49, ~'r4'ford tonu ulI-t-d
.ru--f aud ai.-r -utn- detective vprA
hI-d 49, ,ufurlua'tYu Nrih the BrrdsrI.,.f
counts whl,h r--ui''-d ~ III. l--u- 81 t,..
I.."ra warrant against tL- Hrlti-rs on
S"pirmu.l ~ Chl-t B--nrAn'- sister.
LAW had Len one e tho I-.r-pn- ~ hu
rad eaten tue uiscuit- 'p her Sorrow aud
10. Chisf can- down ~ p-r."u &" make
lh- "a ,-Si Yesterday
~ first th. detectives htI -bm- NJ n
'yl;v IA finding the u-riti-rs - home a.
ih- adIu,..- gwen th-m 10y tu- -unIrv
uri. agsucy lud Br,~ hu "a The Nr., r-
= z"pdinS rh-n t"i"Sr.'m ,rI ...''rc
49, urss'' ser boy 90 dot. % ,r.N ..
P."rr" p-.'r raur ~ Toe. i r,I ~ ".'
West IhH., -rv"iIth -ire-r .'.I unlimited
I.- ni'.'.|' IT, aui h. - i- w.'rs ~ {
1920 a. Z srr.."s finm iusit,- ~ IN 80
,N'u. .i.f..i Yar-.~ can b- .rl ..U- 'u"y
vrii 10. ,.-'' Ht.. - '.uu-,ti..I' X 'h
.fr,.i.....t-I tell. rnIi .u-y h'I .,uFilIH-
20 - w. 1000 Iu,. B1.- 4u.ug
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.IJFrIr II,Hr> ~. ,riI>,
O I Norris. ~ Ron >"afarTr al 90
t"mbO Bo-Iun IN FRISCO VOYAGE

BO-rDN ~-pi 10 I.'.. .n.,......
81, paNt- N..,..' q. .-I -. Cana.
a. t.,istItpn t..,. r. sJ,. 4, ..t..... ....
sHr.Ns. Irr',. t..r...rr .-rl...r.r,. ,...,s.
D. ~. The tnr ua>-I N.,...r. v,.tr
S.af.,., IIr. n,u- ,.-.-I .r.... 80.
~ ,r-,-s ..r,aay- o.. .-...,r,.t.,,...,.I
lie ~,,., ava .........,I "a. ..., 40.
H. Nn,r,. ., $50 rrr....... .r.. d..
-, i..t,,. ,.u..... .... u..... ,ig.,...s.... ,.l
.....ut..t..r ,i.- .,N,....,,.......
.
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TO I>DIcT rWO HORE PNGkER>
go, rrnm-nI Expects B'lis TITS Ne-@ d"
it, llerT In, e-tiG Ation.

CHI'AUO sept ~ Federal Indici 70
m-nts against two packers not named
ia the indictment returned ~-"k ago
viii probably b- returned Nh=n the
Federal Grand Jury resumes IT. inquiry
into the beef trust Monday
Thra. witnesses will bs heard They
are expected to testify a. 10 the ds'A'i-
~ The purchase OF the New NorG Retail
Butchers Association Nv the National
PayAlug Company year ago " -
charged thai "a th,. deal q local packet
and a former OffiyiIl " all Eastern lack %
ing COMPANY ,ouspir-d {" restrain trade
~ the Eastern markets 10 do ih'.
successfully u was necessary 10 absorb
the buichpr- association. which Na-
Orag utI,'d ~ MAX" night against the
-
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r.>.r LuE pIrH0, Suohr
Paris TsDacrO ~tTikrrs NesLS - and ~,
Flnancr ~IlnIsIsr VITA, out

PsEIs sept .; he smokers strike -
p-,@r.ng on Wien the Minister 81 D..
r.n,v rs,s..I rubs .-'D pric'-- three months
axD he e,D",t"d an sIdruunaI mont hIy
rrp'if of IJ,,D 80, The first month shpW III
10 let o., 10 hat am"ruf hr -s,Dud
ru. nh -lD'v..d d'.Gcit - Si,n.Up
~ tEr third m"nfh The -uiOk~ - had
.-.-,I up an ia. stores the, had tad ia
l,.-',r.. 40 siyauce ~ prices Oiher- got
tired 90 ,u"s NIX 'h.. rh..I;,..f brands ~
.'gsr- and cigarette and al Httsrnpl To-
suits tt.'" DO" r'p'. Tor cigars canoe 20
npfhIHE
1krss " h. had Il rnin,-hed or abandoned
am0L inr yea, enc, ~ heir resolution end
he rcn'h 81 Aug,Isr shows an increase
~ i2Gn.oS,
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T"ld 0n- taller u" nIWsirst- certain
current INrnis

~ -E'N N.-e S-,l .. g.. N0u
% no. D..-,,i-m IsU l. N.Ir'.ng urin-..I'
.uu over I,ol,rr.ul d-,-...,pn-ui- u,y
',kr Ir.'I'r g.rs- t't-'. 81 ..- lHr
cottage nnI A.m "a a. graceful frame ~
,utI.D Ul ~ thugs a. 'n.V ',ur aI.'
determined - gU ahead md h.. Pre- d-'f
- b." -,..-. hI- duiy ~-xJril-.. ~ The ~. 90
u,rpr I,s oWu poir'.,u fu'rr.
Inc rr---iu-ut - % good story r-Ii'.r
and y-fv f-W IT ht- VISITORS ~ 49,,
without having IJiu-d ntn ~ - 10 ~
Here - On- story Cr.dtsd ~ tu- Pr-..
d,.lt hy q rallrr a. the idft vpitrgr -.
dsN.
\ Gov.runr 81 Culorsd" ,"f coIr--
a.r 'u" Dr-s-ui GOV-rnor ana 4 friend
were PLAYING -uchr. The bsni- had
rp-l u...u dealt aud The Goveru"r tr.-f I
I""t~d ~ him and sighed
4 WISH was play ,ng pOkr
i ttsf So I'd the Guvsrupi .udif-r
-utiV. .'hiuR the broken ~rHpp-r 81 h,s
rizar How muCg wound yUu D-i
ia h-' SI'-i un tnis haui sad th.
Trend
We'll -aid tue G"V-ruor VIwn,uE
-vOu must fave good hsud Then
-,,uirttnK ~ pu.-~n mat ~J- wing GA
ru.. rsule h- added tLiuL might take
YOU 90 Il had that queen
Take ~ add th.. Gov srnOr- freud
Whlah the Govrru"r did aud PROMPTLY
bet 81 Us' HIS trend saw MN and
urOpp-'l four kinE- The j"v.tuur lsid
down four aC,-- aud . tur- queen
It's yUuT money said the friend
after h- he'd recovered hut Will vuii tell
the what 80" d-'IC- v"u wanted ~ that
queen
Pr.-ideut isif himself dossnt ulav
poker. nui b" kn"W- enough ahuui the
game - spp-erI1is how largely human
nature figures "a u. and n was n iiltistra
ton ~ this point 'har b." - .aId 10 have
told tho story
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>IGTT>EEI>. uTO mr. no,
For,, Person HSund for IhInsIS~n Ia
the Machine

siIni---'ug automobile 'a'TvIHg
fprV IersOns l,OInd fpr Chinatown
kuuck-d down John Nhrcs'lar. y-ar-
I'D 81 - bayari street ~ Mot aud
Baysrd -tr-"f~ 'tU night one ~ tie
from Vh'-i- ~ 'h- Iua,L,u- guessed over
The tapv- bpiN ts..for'. ~. t..iIr..I.
Phihp nIlw-il.r ~ ~ Past 18TH street
could -hH - he power
1~o women i.fr,.I from ru- machine
and picked The hOv ~ H. -. aiken
30 the Hudson street ht~iHtal wr.r.. his
condition Wa- found 80 ~-riplt- 'aaf hs.
Vss O,-rai'.i - tfumr,liat"rv Inc
,raufeur Wa allowed 80 ',u ~ " rtu......-
said the soy rsu ,u'u th- WAcniu-
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JN mN TOO man.
Hattir-Iiip. danu"i Hrsuur Target Prs,-
tir- I've of rhrm I.s.- Aurhsrs

MA-HINGr,N ~-p' ~ E-ar Ain,-.
N-a' ~ = - .''I-.. cD'unaui' 70 ,h -
- tnr if'Hui'r uI' '--nrr f--. d,t,-d
49,. SAW D-p-'tu-u. 20 d.y ihp' a
heavy --i %. st'N ruEIIus on the -o'Ir h-rn
drhl grounds - 'au- H-lfv. ~ and
rhl' % 49, n,-'.u iinpy. .rii- - r-~un.
fHTK'.r pts'i'- Que is-g. is"s-t an
10. "aid. had u-.n brps.r 80 aud he.
large paTi -,Hi Two na a. tuk- he
pnJrnar aud he P"ntias. hs', t--n
dsfuas-I aId -.ut inio Tia HI.ipu Road.
fpr r-J.nir- the Fp'puar les DO.
I,.li-r aud -" I"Itidc i-Kan tu lea
sugi.f.y IN. pa 'i,-hfft~ N-Bta-.a aus
virginia '"-' lur'ior-
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Va RFD mar TOR iWERI1 I,
'IRIN Nine CardInsIs 10 Ne Made ~ tom.
InE ISnsIstOrS niue Ter ArchIplshou.

>n'.. al ''s's b,'Da"' 70 a. ~uN
ROME. sept i Next y"a' during in-
'"'rbraton oi ~" hit'-ih auniN -raAry ~
l''hHn H"''Y The vatican VIII remain
closed. rope PMS viii grant only =
united number oi audiences no Tore ~
plgrImis-- VII "ofne 10 Fon". AL publ"
r"hgi"lS functions Will b" interrupted
and there VIZ not he any beatin"at'"ns
caroniHa''"n" Or "oosiSt Dries
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az NOR i\D co.. ERNOR>HIP.
Ne Tell. SarutOEH IndOrssr~ ThAt lieu
"CarefIiIN Consider the Matter Saon'

bA'iNlbN. NrH - lur Nara'Oga
,uuu'v D--'nucri's a. tn-ir convent iuu
h'ld on N.uirIuh-r : Adopted resolution
uN Nrlag- Pr--rIrut James q MrNuIv
81 Saratoga SurInS- indur-iuK Mavor
Gaynur OF New urA fur the nomination
Tor Gov"ruOr auI ,Il-dsinx tha. Suppori
Of th. SararnEa ,sninty ,i-I-saI-- FranE
DivL. s-rrs'sry 81 "a. convention sent
Mayor SaVnur a COPY 1T the RESOLUTION
aud has r,.,ri. 81 tue following reply
I shsuk ,ou exceedingly Tor yuur
hotter and Tue resolution wnich Won
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NOW THE CREWLESS WASN'T.
NurealDerg FIrm HAS . Iyan Thai CsH
Be Na,Igated ~ I.saE Range.


BFRIIS S-pt 4; A new type 81 Waf
ship. invented Nv M-ssrs. Nr'h. Beck
. knAus- ~ NT-mb.-rg - causing
great s.nsAi iOn u. naval stations. All tic
movements 81 the new v''>-,l eau -. con
rrOll-d from IA land station many mice
distant
During r-Ceni sNDsrImsnIs al On''end-
teich ~ fool boat wA- made 10 90
forward backward turn ia a "'rcls. aud
lire minvs aud IorpsdOss all it, OPERATIONS
being directed from the shore N"h"dy
MAS Ola board the GOAt
REPRESENTATIVES Of forr,an naval Powers
are negotiating with the Inventors. EE-
p-rt- predict great future for The new
craft
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arr BER 60ES no EEN\ETT.
SAYS III> DrIezaIr, MMI NSie AEaIosi
spirst' IN toaE rr.s tooN rntioa.

NhraUsm Gr,tl-.r Republican l-ati"r ~
% 90 $50. '..-.u'u N.--mON distrI't att
uuuu,..J Yesterday tnut the d-l-Es on
-ruu "a district would ypt- for William
VI B"Ii'.fI zoe Congress ~ ID" fiii"-nth
Dl~tIt.. cong "-S convention next I,I-r
da" hIus't- uWu Assembly district
.N,. / 't'.r''u SO, ,.d ~ - "a" IA u"'r-
g4i,.- .. ...' 'Dlg 80 CONVEX. .Hn aud
rt..-- sr'. ,u..pt"I i"r B-rG-it g '-.r'-
.r-gnupu 90 b-aurt g-i~ o. will give
.~.u.,rt, ,outrpi "i 10" convention.
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M ws' Sirss' 81 non ~ Tvs PvyVI~a su>
rua'srs su th~ nnsrr.Al B-~s apd he stn-t SIT
tond quotafioHs 70 'hr iosr ~ No Ta.zr. rh-
C'oa'nE aIotsuons i-c'' finE The hid and asked
prices. 18th additional n~ps mater. sv ~on
taiaed aiso IN ne nigh' edition. % 1Hg EysEIEs
Sun.-Af.
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~, = S-"a,or nnrn. Hradx-,t Yer, a.

IONG bHNS o. $50 0. ~
United SiH,- ~'uH'yr RInI. Biydx-t,
whp ha- ba.u -.r.DJsiy 90 f,r -@v"r5
N.s.As Lt o. ,fsiIral ,ppd.fluu Hs.
heCeTp" daHr.nr. fN.- E'tn-nrsr The
attend rny-'IsUs -Iv. ~" hope -
me- T-'H,"rv Vi Hipsi Ss'' ma. he-n
super, Of 'eudsni ~ the Nsw Work AID
Long Branch Railroad Spr quarter
~ q century BE d-feat 81 the late y~on
Ablr~tt for United states SenatpT in Ihs5
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Mime HOisBd-T. wears odd. Of 10
Fnurf~-uth avenue Newark was plaV wing
around \ bOnhTe ~ lOt N IN. rear 81 her
home last niEht The Wind famed the
flames against her dress Igniting ~ Her
mother smothered 'hs Ere but Minnie
died m the CIV Hospital
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CHICAGO NOW HAS 2,lS5,2SS
iTN POPI . IIION GROHN HORE
NIOU ~ IHlN wv IDRk'>
New OrI-ARS New sSV.Osx Irnsu> BIIIr-
tin Sn cute GAl1s shows GrSW ~ To-
F.AsI And Nrsi NIILr ThIs CIV.

"A-uIS0rO> sept :; The cttS ufILi
'aEO hA~ gancd - 49,. cent FROM 1870
to 1914. according to he Statement 81 he
census BIr-an ts-,'.d to nigh, The
hIIrrau anuu,HI,-.- hat ih.,agU'- Iuuuh
ton ~ Islo - ~ ,sS a. against 6.s sis
~ ls,n and uss NS1 ii 80,
IhicaE" Of cour-- still retains - pos
tion H. second cltv "a the CrIi-d States
nut dad NOT apprnsch New York "a point
Of increase New Nn.a Increased from
iso "a 1910 f,s 81 pr s. yer cent the
population n 1910 icing i7So ssS as
aga,ns' I, ~ ~ IA isD
According 81 figures issued Ov he
,-us"- hIresu today the p1pulu.nn
Of N-~ Orleans IA 1910 - ASsu;s q.
compared with ?s7Ioi al lso Thus -
a gaiu % - Ter cent
The popilai,OuS 81 three rltl.- "a Nassa
ghusettA " ere. stN All n f,Ito,y.
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DgWETp - PR IOR Port WISE
Tho most siTenEtheninG vine rake
IN 7 DENFY SOSS co. ia Fpitsa So
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ATIANTA RIRuINgaAM MEN P8Is
Saysnnsb. is-ksonyiiis. Tamps Ohaery suon
CsT Thf0ftah Sieepen Ktectrir ghts and fana
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To WeN psiai NevburHh snd rsturs by
Day lLns steamer o. 6osd music zine sesasn
-A9r
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HOTNTOS FURNACE co. aIsh - nssg
DrOveo Hsating sad ceSking Apparafus,- t1s
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nov sr.r. 80 mo .rEsFGaf nc
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. tIuTt la Mosque of Omar N,L,
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i''.he.d N'sf 7ss
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he census Bureau has issued a ballet tn
showing the growth IT ,lii-- already re-.
ported upon ~ the ihirty--iSh' cities
which ~ isD had a population uT IuO OOu
aud more twenty -four are given ard to
these are added five which attained the.
100 o0' IT ark during he last deacd- The
aggregate population 81 'h-se twenty
nine cities now - ~ 100 SIg ~ against
lO.S76 ~? ~ 1870 aud sOIIIU 40 isei
Ia" absolute Increase let asn issu aud
an amo,ntsd - : 81 .s.s. bs' We~u IeU
and 1910 ~ , 90 sO7
h" percentage - rulr-as.. fsr this
aggregate population shows very Iu'lr
change ~ the rate Of growth dur.ug he
decades. beng Tor he earlier one 81 =
aud Tor he lut-- ~ l--r cent The ',,t
Is noted mat tie high rate IT increase
- not confined 20 any un- E-uErsuht, a,
section ~ lie seven cit,-- Who's rat.
sSO.~ded 90 Ter cent Two Newark
J aud Br,ig-uort ,onu are FA-'rru
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cities van rhe lowest rate pu" .. la-t-ru
and he Other N"rfrTu
kemarAIuE .pOu he iA''- presented
Q he builetin saw
The yates 81 iu'r-a-- Tor N'isu.s
I-.t rot Denver aud kau-ts 'ir. must
be regarded a. PROFESSIONALLY high aut
even more rStraorI,nAiy - the h,gn ,rr..
crnIag. for New N"rk which exceeds
ne average for -Wru'v.clshi cr'Ic- 10
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SUNDAY. ssPTxArBER -. isie.
Fair and warmer to-day; increasing clou6i-
ness, with probably showers and cooler
Tomorrow; variable winds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-03
IN NEW QUARTERS TODAY.
Butts DubberIy Hardware Company
to Begin Business.

The handsome store of the Butts
Burberry Hardware company, in the
large tAkin building on Gloucester
street. next to The News office, will
be thrown open to their many patrons
today. and the people of Brunswick
will see one of the prettiest and best
stocked hardware stores in the state.
For the past few weeks the firm
has been busy removing the stock OF
of the Colson Hardware company and
the Georgia Hardware company both
of which were merged into the new
concern, into the large new quarters
New furniture and new fixtures have
been purchased and it has occupied
some time and much work in arrang-
ing the large and varied stock The
fixtures used in the retail department
are the most convenient ever seen IN
a hardware store in the south.
The new company invites its pat
rons to visit them in the new quar-
ters and extends an invitation to the
people of the city generally to cal
around and inspect their new store
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-03
T0PREvENT STRIKE
PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS MEN TO
MAKE EFFORT TO SETTLE
THE TROUBLE.

Philadelphia, March 2.-As the time
draws nearer for the general sympa-
thetic strike OF organized labor in sup
port of the striking trolley men, pres
sure is being brought to bear upon
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit COM
rany to submit the questions to arbi-
tration.
The menace of general strike and
the consequent prostration of all lines
, Of industry has aroused the business
men. The fact that the leaders of the
strikers have expressed themselves as
willing to accept any fair proposition
to arbitrate, has removed an obstacle
! to peace.
Yesterday, last night and today is
peaceful and the troops were with
drawn, only a special cavalry force be-
| ing retained by the city authori-
| ties
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-03
MAJOR q. r. M'RAE DEAD.
Well Known Citizen Of MeRac Passed
Away Tuesday.

The many Brunswick friends of
Major Daniel F. McRae will regret
to learn of his death which occurred
Tuesray. The following account of the
death was sent out yesterday from
McRae:
Major Daniel F. McRae died sud-
denly of apoplexy at the house of his
daughter. Mrs. w. B. Folsom, here this
afternoon at 3 o'clock
"He has been for many years
representative citizen of this part of
the state, and in his early life was
frequently honored by his fellow citi-
zens to places of honor and trust He
was major in the militia of the state
during the civil war. He was the last
survivor Of the state senate of 1849
'He is survived by his widow and
the following children. Major James
H. McRae, stationed at Leavenworth
Kan; Duncan L. McRae, of Macon;
Judge Max L. McRae and Mrs. w. R.
Folsom, of this place; A. E. McRae
and Mrs. Christian Day, of Lumber
City.