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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14

-fu nss-h~F Husssv f-pis mighty pso'is
q ~ sny ~ nsts snar-h Gas 10 p-vvtsHa'
~ IN 800 @,n 80 o - huaassf hsv e.
10 ssaod - th~ ssspSaIh s fr-nt n
F'ihHa s-hroi IN I-r.~v Citv 9th ths
tna ssfchssi th~ pmmHag - s~R~ase~a-
vsar 90 .hmmv P~siss's fm~rni pror-s-
-on wish . nihtsrv ~~~~vt - No %
unssarvn~s east-ss s~-p'ns Sep IN th~
r-a' ~ uufless drums
me 10y who wns - ssanallv hoaor~si
va foFn~y hnossy plav~g and Rrasiaints
"a th- unxrssi-ct class. commonly hno~n
a. -th@ tnrurrtEhl= ~ls~~ Two year~
AN ~. ty'tanf ofsc-rs nabfed barnv Toe
r~fssi - un-xcJuzet aia~nces tFusn ss'l,oo,
R~~se tiems1's teaoher ~ the ungrndesi
ria~s q d~veiopesi la'~v that JtuRrnv :
failure 20 show up n he regular ciaas rooHn
was dsis - ~ fart thAi 10 uas irving ~
stippcr' Ats widoNed noth-v and Two
--'all brnth hers ~ do,ng ccsi inf,s esook
re-l' and htsrkl-d down Va hard Wogh
ttist IN .how her What NJ cotlld do
lnon- year vo,na Pscsio covered tnrss
vears cosIr~s and sssahhsh~t s.bch . resrorci
fog scholarship and depor' went thai -
wa- art - a class IN the grammar d.
taTNWf@N aNbN W nv AANAl w
thers ant u naturally folio w~a thaG no
vas recommended for metahership m
~ srSooi's ~at~t corpa q re~ard a
r~~rit for the good boys only Tie vas
rnad~ capsan ~ company 4 and va m
En~ Cor prDsnO' IN tn cadet major when
he was Obliged to lea, . srhcol became hs
had 70 a. ~ Work
a-i Nonslav sN-Capt jimmy died
AZ Ch-s' Hospital following an ocerafion
tor app~Ndacti. and tho news prosi'sceci
genuine sorro~ a. the srhool on the
following morning The cadets ASKED
permission 70 honor Their dad former
cosnYads WIN had made s'srh fine rscoTd
and Prin~ipal Thomp-un gave the cadi~'a
l-ave - act a. q funeral ~scort
The Rev her Fretenoo offered a high
MAS for Inc happy repo@e % ylrnmy = -o'ii
Yesterday mOrning ~ she Holy RoAary
Cathoi,~ Churrh and . large nurnher ~
th. sx-hookev PLAYERS adn,rinG friends
xnei' ~ The news Half dozen school
hovs who acted a. Jimuy's pallheareys
rod n coaches behind the hearSe ~ the
soldier bOys took thrir last march With
the eN-cap'a'n paSi the Old Srhool on
ehe r wAv 20 the HOW Name CeFn~terv
Wh~rp RIrler Tony Geradano so'Inded
tags over Jinrnv's grave
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
GENNARO PEsCE. sTOW AW Al
His Brand 0f Italian IL 0f the American
Mind. but He Siay Ne Transported.

Gennaro Pe.ce. whose mother II a resi-
dent Of Naples. stowed away aboard
the Hamburg American liner Hamburg
when she stopped at Naples On her way
hither and palmed himself "a for time
A. the son Of one 81 the immigrants
After he had been found out he insisted
in talking Co the German officers and
.ailors. most Il whom speak English. in
the American dialect NJ the East Side
Of this town. The sailurs took a fancy On
him and took away his rags and fitted
him out in a sailor suit cut down from
some stun fsom the slopchest.
Gennaro said he was not an Italian and
did not want To 49, Italy agnin. that he
waa born in East Eleventh strest. thir
city. and that he was going hack home
lie had BACKED Shoes AMI cold news
papera In this city. he said. and he guessed
ne could do u again.
The Hamburg arrived here on March
"a and Gennaro was landed at Ellis Island
a. ore VINO said thet he was a native
American Since then the immigration
authorities with tine help of ths Soclety
for Italian Immigrants have been trying
u find something about GennRTO That
he had been a long time In this city seems
indisputable, hut be has no proof that he
was norm here. De said his father had
died hero about year ago and his mother
then went 20 relatives In Chicago She
got tired 81 living there and went back 10
Italy, taking GennarO with her He said
ne did not like Naples a. they did not
speak his American brand ~ Italian there
and they could not understand ms English
He lOn9ed for East Eleventh street.
Gennaro says he has an -Uncbo Clio
vanni" and an Aunt Maria Ia this city
but he cannot remember their surnaEuee
IL loRhs - ~ oannaro may be ssnt bach
- Psiearn me language Of bis ancestors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
OPINIONS az COUNSEL.
T1aaI o.. NJ OUe law Partner sf Another
and n, the OtheV 90 one.

Norrin1Sr " S,,ionon sued his former
~ PARTNER 90 FIVE years standing. lsidnr
Gainshure. End s-k~d 90 have = receiver
- the copar;nership of solomon a Cams
bs.rS appnint.-i Inc things the lawyers
had a. ~ -hour each other IN the mo'ioa
tat..r~ nd m afids Wits caused Supreme
our Itlst,.s GT-snhaum - expr'-~S sur
prtfe that they nov d~luZ" IN" court
18th . n1Dd ~ az ndalous ard disgraceful
allegg tons, although admitting that they
anew "a N 'hs ini1,Hti~S ~ the other and
continued ~ Partnership m spite II ~
The COurr denied the motion for a re-
cove hot sad 10 would appoint a referee
To - l.. and state the account 81 the two
ra rtners Il they agreed ~ ~.
SplomOn sayS that 10 "rdeavor 70
convoy - the CD..rt the many Erts IT
dt-hpresty many struggi~- and many
1tEarrels 1atWe~n himself and the dc
fSrldaGt would take paR~~ N narrate. ~
no mentions Just fe~ m siN typewrIttcn
- ge= AnnnG other things he sayS that
O.. Inshury left HIM Ucnril~Ss and DO
the father ~ two children and me has
end - a true and loving wife
Cipin-l,'Irg ~ayS that -'ich -ion-". DIS
ta,nfs-i and contenptible statements are
The result ~ the plsinuns mental aher-
r.r-irns- and that h" himself DID sil 'h~
important work ~ 'he firm commercial
and bankruptcy cases.
solomon T~torts that thr~e 81 Gains
burg's clients vent tn jail and nent'Onst
their Names
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
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800 ,'ulf't.''" ~ pfoEos2i Nnieh
W. pf"9enfrf - ne hoard " briuae
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INV pF-r Nns HA''"tn hiNer ~ Maii-
n'n arenue W 10 orought out .bat
ths civ hsa l,een paving thia rental ainr~
fDs ,wNa0 ne usaF Masffn,v aya,oa
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w -st"'that - I've Approsrh VS. over
privais rroperty the CITY c0fild d. notb-
tna p,lt a~-apt the terms 81 the s,SUers
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~ ."N-T tn~ T"ntAL uot hnoNtn9
nav tnsy raj th@ upp~r hand ~ ths civ
hau refuaen u IN 80
ms Mayor waa NOT On SIRE than thev
hah the uur-r ba,a ~, "a 49,, 49,.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
JOHN u. WALSH BaBLY BROkEN
Fsrmev Bans er's & snsistSea Causes Prise
Onsctats Much Z neasIness.

LEAvLSwoErH, Kan. April I3-The
physical condition II John X. Walsh. the
Chicago ex-hanker serving a ssntence
IN the Federal prison here. Ia causing the
officials unea sineas.
Walsh's health has shown no improve
ment since his arrival at the prison Il
h said that Ia has broken down in the
last few weeks and IL n feared that he may
collapse
Walshs shoulder. which Was broken
shortly before be- left Chicago for Iaaven-
worth. has healed. hut hrs hands. which
have become still. evidently a. a result
oG the injury % hrs shoulder. are causinR
him trouble
He reports at his desk in the buraaII
Il criminal Identification each day, but
he has been able IN do little work Many
% tho duties assigned Co Walsh. in fact
are performed by Otherp.
Mr.. Walsh n not aware Of the steps
being taken 90 ask President Taft 20 par
don hum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
WINT rO PU TIVEs. CiNr.
Metropolitan RecetVers Go - tn Wa, o.
and zee Wut FtN o..


Adrian n. Joline. one Il the receivers
~ the Metropolitan Street Railroad Com
pany. and Arthur ". Masten. counsel %
The receivers. called ON Mayor Gaynor
Yesterday and asked him o. act them
IN their efforts - have th~ frsnchi-. a x--
m the companies properly adjusted IN
acCordaB~~ with the decisions 81 the
courts ~ thar thew Couid 10 paJd They
said that the arrears were nov nearly
ten years Old and that they had long
been endeavorinR ~ have them adjusted
~ that they could he pad. but could
make no progress They had noted
that the Mayo h-ad taken the cases 81
the gas and elertrtc COMPANIES and had
them SETTLED and also the case ~ the
reo~ivs- of tho Third Avenue Railroad
Irmpsuy. and they hnp@-f that he would
d. the ~ar1@ IN their case a. they were
v"Tv anT'JtI- - Tssv now for the reason
that IN" r"sd was spon ~ DO ~old and
h"tor" thar Was dome they desired TO
I=z'ie RECEIVERS certificates ard raise
the money e. psy the taHes
The Mayor promised - attend 70 n
Half an hour later hs had Corporation
ounssl Watson With him and ~ Vas
Understood that he issued instr,Ictions
- Mr. Watson 20 take 'he matter I'm and
attend 80 u forthwith with the Attorney
t'~n"vsl and tho counsel for the r~c~ivers
The r''~e.vsr- z"kuDwle,igsi that they
owe At least y ts1 NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
HEN SUES EX-FATHER-IN-LAW
New That Slra. Eein Ssas Got the DIvsr~e
ahe sued FoS.

LEA willard Hein. the vioe-COnauI
for Honduras. whose wife. Edna valen-
tine Hem. won . suit for divorce from
him last Week. asked Supreme Court
Justice blanchard yesterday tn appoint
a recetvsr for the firm % Valentine Bro@
exporters Of ~ Broadway. % which
his father --in-la~. Washington Valentine.
u che head
Hem said he becamo q partner In thu
firm In io02 and married Miss Valentino
shortly hftsrward. He has spent much
Of hts tune IN Honduras for the Arm. he
nays. and about the time the divorces
proceedings we're started he declares
be kicked osst O9 the firm u he didn' 4
permit his wife to go a divorce. He wa
Pua Out Of the nrm Last fAlt. hs sMya, and
ne Sanes an accOunaln8. D0oiaion Wns
r1narvod.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
NEW EAST RIVER TUBE ~ Use.
Freight Cars Summing Between New
jersey ana l.anS Island.

Use IL made daily of tube A. one 81 the
tunnsis 81 the Pennsylvania Railroad
under tho East River. for Che transpOrta-
ton Of materials used in construction WORK
on tho Long Island RahE Dad.
BY this means ths railroad ~ saving
time and the expense Of ferry transporta-
ton for the hundreda OF tons Of steel.
cement and lumber that are beng used
all over the Long Island line from the
SunnysIdc yards 10 the eastern end Of the
island The materials are brouRhg
through the tunnels under the HIlason
from that point they are tAkan % Long
Island BY oao Of the 3 electric loOuuo-
tivun-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
LAWYERS ENDEARNENTS.
saaHese... says the surreGate. b1t Don't
Make T~statrtN cut INSANE

Witness in the contest over the will
of Mrs Caroline Amelia BTundage test
Ned before Surrogate Thomas ye~tsr-
day concsrning the attentions Of Silas
A. n. Dayton and George =. Mcdonald.
twOyOunG Law partners. 70 Mrs. Br'Indag-
then In her sixtiss. and ono Of them.
Mary Cody, q maid. said Mrs. Brundage
told her that Mcdonald got $1,000 To
enable him tn obtain a divorce from his
wife 20 marry Mrs. BrundAge. Mcdonald
not the divorce. hut married some one
slae. when Mrs. Brundags learned OF
IL she took n drink ing and not long after
ward Dayton paid court 70 her. said the
maid
Just a. the case vas closing SurroGas
Thomas Aaid IN counsel for Miro. G~rtrud
A. FoTman. the niece who h contesting
the will:
You have shown that ono 81 theN@
young lawyers obtained q great deal
Of money from Mrs. BTIIndags by coarae
shameless and absurd sndeagmsnts. "A
performances entirely discreditable 10
hIa integrity and showing her 90 have
bean n foolish woman. but I do not see
hos this invalidates the instrument In
diNptHtR"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
LZER NAWES MiRSHaLL.
saxg~-ts InsIisna's GSsN rrnsr ~ . Priest
denGIai Candidate.

deuttai Candidate.
ISrt.xAPoLIs. April -. The National
League 81 D.mocratic Clubs held its
annual meeting here to-day. and many
prominent men we're In attendance.
Orzani latIon for the coming campaign
w1- effected nv eIecting offic~rs a. folIows:
W,itiam e. Liller. India napolIs. president
first Ntca -prc~ioent. John ". Kern. Indi-
ana. second vice-presldent. Joseph W.
Folk. Missouri: third vice-pre~Sdent.
Hnke smith. Georgia; fourth vIce-pTeai-
dent. woodrow Wilson. New Jersey.
ffth vice president. Frederick 3. Lynch.
Minnesota; secretary. Robert j. Beatty.
OHIO. treasurer. Frank >. Clark Of Indian
apolis.
Speechss were made by a number 81
nsrsona among them Congressman Sulzer
"a New York. who caused good deal %
enthusiasm by naming Gov. Marshall for
we came 20 Indiana in ieOs for a
candidate for Vios-PreSident and got a
most excellent man in John w. Kern
said Mr. Sul1sr. Speaking a. a New
Horker and knowing whereOf ! speak.
I do not hesitate 20 say that ! shall not
IL. surprised " the party comes TO tina
state in 1912 % find its standard bearer
IN the person 81 your Governor.
When the GOyernoT's attention was
called N Mr. Suffers speech IN connection
With the report that ths Jefferson day
hana,Iet this evening would start his
Presidential boom. he said:
There viii b. no PRESIDENTIAL boom
sta rtinR at the banquet. 90 l will not be
called on 20 aay or do anything with
refarance tO such q movement l did not
know when I made the race for Governor
WHISTLER OF not ! was ne 70 be Governor
81 Indiana do not know nov whether
or not ! sneasure up % the requirements
81 the GoveVnOrship ~ q State. propose
-. = :. 49, -, N 40 INV haae 4 Inland
10 he Governor and not q candidate for
anv Office I am not q candidate for
anything. do not believe that any one
ought % be a candidate"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14

Mrs.. FRESHMAN Doe Og Boston and her
attendant. Mrs. Clara W. Hall. while
croasinG At Seventy-fourth street and
Columbus avenue yesterday were Knocked
dawn BY . delivery wagon belonging To
Herman Rsmmsrt o. 8st SiHth avenue
and driven by Jacob jacobson. Mrs
but Wns not seriously hurt. She was
taken 10 tho Shsrman Square Hotel
Broadway and Ssventy-hr strest, where
she has been staying With her daughter,
Mira Whitney Conant. Mrs. Halls LETT
hip Wa fractured. She was taken TO
Elowog Hospital. They said thsrs last
niEha that aho wa srngttng comfortably
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
R--smnsnd. FIr~man'. DssmI..AI.

Depu'y fr" commissioner O'KeeHe
n RrootIlyn has found first grade Fireman
John D. Lvans ~ Company las guilty
~ intoyicailon while or duSy and recon-
mended his 4 smissal from the depart
n~n' Evans had to face M l~aN than
iw~n'y-thTee charges ranging from
neEi~c' ~ duty - drunk "nnesr He was
al-n m trouble 'aS' June and was dis
'nis sed after a trial Nv CommIsa,oner
HAYES hU had pdll enough Ia secure
reinstatement within a month without
any r"h~aFing ~ the rharxes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
RIra Pr-ser,. rss audubon s.r,.,,

o.roN. Apri' ~ A game preserve
~ .n00 acres on Cape Ann. 20 he main
n'ned Under tho direction ~ the National
Audubon Societios. - prOV o-ed nv James
y Hawss ot Ilciroit. vIcp-f resident 81
the Detroit and Mackinac Railruad
Mr. Haw|S ~ tho owner II an extensive
tract nf land. fronting on the OCEAN.
hetwren the AnnisquanI and fsssx Rivers
Tie has hs."n unsuccessful. he aays. ia
preventing the Lilling of game on this
property. and has offered the use 81 the
hon SOciety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
sSO.OOO S-rdI-' rSr Breacn q PrsnIsc

A jury before supreme Court Justice
N"whurg~r returned verdict for So. ON
for breach 81 rromiss Yesterday IN
suit brought against Jerome Prol,st
lawyer. nv Alma Broderick. Probst
did not defend the suit. Miss Rroderick
who was ~ weak through nlnens that
she was barely able IN testify. said that
she met him ~ Chicago in IbS and that
he introduced himself a. yam@s Raining.
meFnher 81 tho Chicago Athletic CI,sb
lie Dromised ~ marry her that year. b'it
failed 60 do 80 she said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
HITOR FOGRESSER. ne TRUGSL.
Beat Ven Thlah Ven Can Clean the q emit
asa<s fss Thlrd - aau. coo . VeaFr

lD~a't Ven rhiaA Ven Caa Ieaa the & ouFt
tisa~s fsg . ThlrSi - seO. Ooo Near;
Mayor Gaynor sent yesterday the fol-
loving letter 10 Borough President GTes-
s~T of Ql~'-ns.
u - rspartef - me thar me Sup~rin-
tsnd~af ~ Publ " Buildings OF your borough
p'trpo~e- 20 pat q stan In The new Queens
county Corr' House To keep u clean which
vii c"-i so M" = year I would he very
glad u yoa cou!d give 'hi- matter your
p~r~"nal aitent I'm. a. I have received many
complaints about y and am not sbl. give
u 'h~ cio-- attention Nhich y de~ervs-
anil ! know how DESTROYS YOU are Of doing
away wth the waste and dishonesty which
has heretofore "Ni-t~d IN The Borough ~
0useas 10 yoa nos think thar under honest
management the work can ~ done fog Ons-
third of Sia.0a
] take ihta occasion NJ expressing nv
thank- tn you for the work Won are doing
IN cooperation Ntth The CpmmissiOner ~
Acrounfs ~ &C. rid 81 dtshpnesi onlcials
IN me Borough ~ Queens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
wainwright Mas Net Vet DerlsIea 60 Ae.
cent ne aurVeyoguhfp.

ALRANT. April is.-senatOr ,. MAyhew
Wainwright said to-day that he would
have no tune 90 consider his proposed
appointmsnt a. Surveyor % the Port
Of New York until The latter part q tho
week There were q number 81 thtngs
hr must consider. he said. before decd
ing whether or not he viii Accept the
appcsntmena. and that such an oppor-
tiinify viii not present t4aaf until aftnF
The LRwialaturs Adtolirns this wesk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14

District Attorney whitman Fled yes
terday a notice 81 appeal In the case
Of Vincent ) Stable. who was tried for
mAnslauGhter but released by Supreme
Court Justice NeWburGer on haheaa
corDus because the trial JudRP had dis
charged the jury without any announce
ment from u that Il coukdnt agree. The
District Attorney contends that Justice
Newburger had no tl1ri8diCttons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
H,NELEI GOES TO iLR.vr.
ENtTsditien NJ IIaTst.t ~ Ne Argued
Before Gov. IIDshra To-day.

District Attorney whlisrn 4 BlakeI-y.
accompanied NV Assistant District As
torney Warren SEYMOUR. left for Albany
y v. vh~rr they will Tomorrow appear
before Gov. HtEhes and ask the extra
~ i"n of Frank = HoFstOt. who has heen
indicted Ivy the Pi'rshurg Grand Jury
on charges ~ conspiracy and bribing
PIttEburg CoVncIimen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14

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NoHd SNunntnE Nam Nasa lnhrying clear.
tnG hnfise Tor SENATOR'S snd Assembly
ma irtereeeed m me N~N lors kl~ctrt-
raj N~hice Transportation Company
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that anu lAtar years
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Price. present Assistant Corpora
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-01
H0x'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
dJ Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-01
SCRANTON SKETCHES.
DIR. Whiilock VVedS--Death OF MIR.
Benton--SchooI Opens Sep. 10.

Scranton, August 30:-Mr + {
Epps Of kingsree was in Scranton
Saturday between trains.
Mr. w + Singletary has been very
unvell the past week. He has been
confined to his room most of the
time.
Miss Nell Patrick is seriously Ill
with fever.
Mr. J NJ Parker made a brief Wis
it to Florence Monday.
Mr. G VI Beasley, Of Gour-
dins was in Scranton Mon@av get
ting acquainted with the people Of
our town.
Dr. w Eugene Whitlock, formerly
Of Scranton but now Of Fort White,
Fla, and Miss Hilmer Graddick of
Charleston were married August 6.
They will reside at Fort White,
where DR. Whitlock is practicing his
profession.
Mr. Miles Anderson of Timmons-
Vile was in Scranton last week. Mr.
Anderson will have charge of the
Scranton Graded school next session.
Mrs Horace Carter of Darlington
visited Mrs r B Cannon Sunday.
Misses Minnie Young and Beulah
Truluck of Lake City visited friends
in Scranton Sunday.
Mr. R E Mcknight has established
new ginnery on his farm near
town.
The graded school will open on
September l9.
Mr. Elijah Benton died at his
home, in Darlington Monday, 29th.
The remains were brought to Scran-
ton Tuesday morning and taken to
High Hill for interment. The Ma
sonic fraternity, of which the de-
ceased was member, had charge
of the burial services. Mr. Benton
formerly lived near Scranton but
moved to Darlington a few years
ago. He was about 49 years old
and a good citizen. He leaves a
widow and several children to mourn
his death.
The primary election passed off
quietly here today. On account of
the rain comparatively small vote
was cast, and little interest was
manifested in the election.
WEC