The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 11, 1905

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I I Ij 3raiiitldtititiif I j b 1 2 i z i 4t I TUESDAY JULT 11 1805 1805overs T E 1bc overs and cooler today and tomorrow tomorrowYOU morrow IL j I IVOL VOL YOU 1XXILNO LXXIL NO 314 NEW YORK OR1C TUESDAY JULY 11 j i 1905 19d5roIJuriuM romirtuM IMS j9Q fcv h 7V 511 U1 Iritilll1 and ruMiiMna Illbi hlnl1 aodolion PRICE TWO CENTS MAYBE MAIBEHOOKERWILL HOOKER WILL GO FREE FRIEtriurs FREErrlLUS FREEcrILIrS triurs mi FEELIXO FlEI O xow AT ATTUK ATTIlE 4TTU1 TIlE CAPITAL CAPITALDuulit CHITAIpoulll Ct1ITALJ1uUIt Duulit Impressed That Twotlilrdg of the thelrtHI thelrlllatori it it1ctIItOF1 lrtHI lrlllatori toM Will III Vote otc for llli Re RemovalIlls n n1I10llJIII Re1110v11IIIg movalIlls Plea of Not Guilty Taken Takennil Taktnand TakenElI1 and nil the th Trial He gunHulft Adopted AdoptedUIIANYI AdoptedLflANY dopttdIII UIIANYI III LflANY SI July 10 loThe The hearing before the thel the1r thelegishitlire l 1r legishitlire eMaturo I hlUr6 on tho charges originally pre preferred prefprreo proferred ferred by Bar ar associations against again t Supreme SupremeCourt BupremeCOllrt Supremeoirt Court oirt Justice JII tIt Warren S Hooker will begin begintomorrow begIntomorrow begintnmorrflW tomorrow morning Todnyfl To day session was wasdevoted WIUIOPotfd waedvotd devoted to the adoption of rules of proce procedure procedure proocthiro dure to govern the conduct of the hearing hearingami hearingnn1 hearingnntt ami the th rending of the answer of Justice JusticeHooker JusticeIIlokfr JustineIIcIWI Hooker to the charges against a ainst him himVhen himWhen himWhen When the legislature met In extraordi extraordinary extraordlMry extraordinlry nary ceeclon on Juno 21 Itwaa It WM wa the common commonopinionthat commonnpinlon commonplntOfl opinionthat npinlon thllt a resolution re lution for the removal remova of ofJustice ofJUFtice ofJuttcc Justice Hooker could not be passed owing owingto twothirds of ofthe ofthe ofthn to tho th expected failure to get the members of the two housee hou to vote for forit forIt forIt it When the Legislature again aai mot on onJune onJune ouJune June 28 s the sentiment Fcntmcnt among the members membersfoemel membrs membrsm membersemei foemel emei m to have hn e shifted 5hltcd and it was Wi wa generally generallyconceded generallyconccd generallyconcded conceded that the Legislature Lgiatu would pans panssolution p ppluton paeeS conccd of removal Today this senti sentiment sentirneflt S 1eoIutiofl pluton solution Tody tbi nt ntment ment seemed Elpd to have vanished vaibe arid ad it was wasApparent WMnppnrent wa waepporent Apparent that Justice Justc Hookers Hokes friends frend In Inthe inIhp inth the th Legislature from Speaker Speoker Nixon down downhopn dow dowhop downhope hop that the situation situaton will wi so shapo shp itself itselfthat itlf itlfIhat Itselfthat that a resolution re olutlon of removal will wU fall fal of ofpassage ofla ofwith passage 1 ei with the burden of responsibility responsibilityfalling rlpnslbUty rlpnslbUtyInlnt falling la on no n one in particular particularA partclar partclarfrpnd Inlnt A friend frpnd of Justice Justc Hooker In i discussing discussingthe dicu ing ingth the th situation pituaton tonight Bald Bid There are arequite ar aruite arequite quite uite a number numbr of lawyers IwyeII in the Legislature Legislaturewho Lgilature Lgilaturewho who pay ay that tht while whie they think Justice JusticeHooker Justce JustceHooker JusticeJtooier Hooker has no n right to sit on the bench benchthey bnch bnchthe benchtheY they the dislike cLlke to vote vot for his h removal on onthe onIhp onthe the ground roud that It will wU establish etblih a 1 precedent precedentthat predent predentthat that t hat someday otecay orne day may maydo do considerable cnsiderble harm harmJustice harmJustc harmJtLctice Justice Justc Hookers 100kerl answer onswer to t the charge chargeformulated ohrKe ohrKeormulateo ohargeeformulated formulated against him is considered conBderd as asIndicative asIndicathe asIndicative Indicative of the hopes he and hla hl counsel counselhave counBI counBIha counselhave have ha that tht the Legislature Lgiltu will w fall to t remove removehim remoehim removehim him In n this thll answer Justice Jutc Hooker Hoker not notonly notonlr notOfll only Ofll questions IPtloM the jurisdiction jurdlcton of the Legis Legislature Lgis Lgislatn Legislatitre lature latn to act on the charges chrge presented plntd under undertire uder uderthe underthe the section ton of the constitution c ltuton upon upn which whichIt whlcbi him but makes a ageneral agtneral ageneral It i lt I proposed propo ed to remove general denial cenlal of all nl of the th charges chargesBach chrget chargesEach Bach house hOOe was wa called clle to meet met at 12 12oclock 12ocock 12oclock I Iprocdur oclock ocock to separately eprtly consider conider the rules nlle of ofprocedure ofprocelUre procedure procdur They were to t meet met In Joint Jointe JointClnn jointion I IthE e Clnn ion at 1 oclock oclok The Te coiwlderatlon cMlderton of ofthe ofthe the thE rules nlei of procedure procure had taken tken so much muchlime muoh11m muchitni lime 11m that It was wa not until unt after oftr 1 oclock oclockthat ocl oclockthat ol I Ithat that the Senators natre marched marcht Into Int the As Assembly AI AIemhly AsemIly took seats in the well wellThere wellThere emIly chamber and ad tok at th wel There was Wi no sign Ilgn about abut the Capitol Capitl of Jus Justice JI JItie Justc tice tie tc Hooker or of his counsel cul This Ti8 had hadenured hadcnu hadcaued enured cnu considerable cnslderableommet comment for there were weremany weremany weremany many c rumors rmol floating foatng about abut that the theacoue accused accusedJustice accusedJutIce Justice Jtl tlc had tendered tn rd his hi resignation rIKaton to t the theGovernor theGweror theGcvernor Governor GovernorAt Gweror GwerorAt At 130 13 oclopk LieutOov LeutGv Lynn Lyn Bruce Brucedirected Brc Brcdircd Brucedirected directed dircd the Senate Snnte clerk to t call cl the te name nameof nameof of Justice Hooker Hoker The T clerk olerko1d called War Warren Warfn Warrem rem fn JUltce B Hooker Hokr The Te stlenoe sUnO that tat followed followedthU folwe folwethh member membersat thU tht was very ery marked marke Every Ever mmbr mmbrlat sat lat at with ears ar wide 1lde open opn on to t catch oththe tch the answer answerlo swer swerto the bar of ofthe ofthe ofthe to appear before to the summon Iummon t app bor t br 0 the Legislature Lgiatu There Ter WM W BO 10 response responseand rpnse rpnseRnd rponseand and members membr looked loke at one another antor In Inamazement I Iamazment inamazement amazement amazementHas amazment amazmentUa amazementHas default they tbe asked askedWarren askedWarren Has Ua he decided to dfalt Warren Warrn h B Hooker Hoker called cled the clerk clerka clrk clrkI clerkegain a egain rain and again no response responseThe reeponseThe I gin The clerk cerk will 1 note notn rpn jpn the tb journal jour the thedefault thedefault I Idefault default to toaM1er toanswerdlrected answer directed drt the Ideutenant IdeutenantOavarnor Letennt LetenntGoernor LleIitenafltlmernor Oavarnor OavarnorSpeaker lmernorSpeaker I II ISpaer Speaker Nixon looked about abut in I surprise surpriseIt eurr I It Spaer was plain plin that tbt be knew kew nothing notbig about aboutthis abut abuttl aboutthis this tl strange Rtrng procedure pcdur But Bt Senator SenatorBrackett Sntor SntorBrackett SenatorBrackett Brackett arose ar0 and ad said saidI sid sidr I think thn It will wi be b wise wi before bfor noting the thedefault thedefault default to get into int communication cmmuncton with withhis withhi withhis ascertain if the default is isintentional IsIntentional his hi counsel cunsel to ascrin I I intentional or not I dont want ant to have haveto bve bvet to t intentonl take tke part In a debate pebto to t open opn the de default default default fault faultA A messenger ml enle went to the te telephone tlepbon and andcalled andcaUe andcalled called caUe up the Hotel Hotl Ten Eyck The mes message me meSRg mmsage sage he brought brght back bak was 1M that tht neither neitherJustice neitherJIIUee neitherJustice SRg Justice JIIUee Hooker Hookr nor any of his hi attorneys attorneyswas atre8 atre8WM was at the botel Five Fve minutes mnute after atr the theame theame theaame ame aame ame had been bn called cle and no response rpDe had hadbeen hadn hadbeen been n received rflveforer former Supreme Court Cur Justice JusticeW JUtce JUtceW W W Goodrich Goorch of Brooklyn Brklyn woe ws espied epie In Inthe Inthe inthe the chamber chabr looking as 8 If i he had ha hurried hurriedHe hure He le wan asked Iked where wher his h client clent was 11 and ad he hefaid head hea1d faid ad a1d that the Justice JUtc and his b counsel cuDel were wereon wer weron here hereen on their way to the Capitol having havng been beendelayed bn bnd beendelayed delayed d laye The Te friends frend of Justice JUtce Hooker Hookerheaved Hoker Hokerheaed Hookerheaved heaved a great grt sigh of relief rUef Other mem memrers memi1 memtrs trs rers i1 of the Legislature Lglatur however were wereangry wereang wereangry angry to think thnk that he had presumed prumed to toIgnore toIlnre toIgnore Ignore ang Ilnre the time tme that tt he was WI directed drt to make makeanswer makoaJ makeanswer answer aJ wer to the charges charge and those th0e who had hadreen hadrn hadreen reen complaining complalnnp complalningabout about being bing brought back backi bak i 0 Albany in this thi hot weather 1other became becameanKrier bame bameanlrfr becamesnrbr anKrier anlrfr than ever But within a 1 few fewminutes fewmmltpR fewminutes minutes mmltpR Justice Hooker Hoker was WI seen sen coming comingInto comng comngInto comingInto John B BStanchfleld nHtan BStarvhfield Into the chamber chambr accompanied acompano by Stanchfleld Htan hteld and Lewis Iwi E Carr Ca his bi attor attorneys atr atrneys attorneys neys neysAsain neysAlai neysAgain Again Alai the name was Wi called cle and ad in a firm firmvoice fr firmvoice voice oIC Justice JUItC Hooker Hoker answered IMwerd Present PresentAre Prent PrentAr PresentAre Are Ar you represented reprnted by counsel coWel asked askedLloutOov ske askedLlnutGov LloutOov LlfutOo Bruce BruceI Brce Brceam I am was the reply replyThe rply rplyThe replyThe The clerk will wU note not the names name of his hiscom blsounoel hiscuinael com ounoel cuinael el wild ald the LieutenantGovernor LieutenantGovernorMr LiutenantGveror LiutenantGverorIr Mr M Ir r Htanchfleld Htanchfeld handed the names namC to the thec therprk theelerk rprk c rk In addition additon to t himself hhnel and Messrs MessrsCnrr Mesi MessrsCarr Carr and Goodrich his h counsel oull will wU be b bev I IW W v K r KiHselberg and ad W B Hoyt Hoy of Buffalo BuffaloThey Buaoi BuaoiIhl BuffaloThey They Ihl wore hlo attorneys attrey before bfore the Assem Assembly Alem Alemhly Assembly bly Judiciary Judlcary Committee CommitteeHove Cmmite Committeeliav Hove law you OU prepared an answer to t the thecharge tbechargp thecharger charge charger asked a ked Mr Bruce BruceI Brc I have answered answerd Mr Stanchfleldj StnchfeldJ StnchfeldJandin handing andin bin hl answer to the clerk cerk who read readit readI readIt it I ns nl follows followsThis folows folowshi followsthis This hi respondent r poltenl avers aVlrs that he Is a Justice Justicef Juslee Jusleer nt f th Supreme Suprtme urme Court of tli the State of New Newirk Newtrk Newtrk trk irk trk and nl In pprson comes before the honor honorb honorhlp honorabln abln b hlp URklntureand YII I turclnd denies denlp that there Is any anyTime anyrlrp anyrrtrnn Time rlrp misdemeanor rl demeanor or offense olense generally generaly or orIiarHrularly orIarlnlar orIsrttittlarly IiarHrularly Iarlnlar alleged nlelfd In the Ibl aforesaid dore6ld charges chargesl l 11 which Ihleh hn h Is I or can be bound by la law w to make makeanswer makeIn makeanswer answer In wpr Tim respondent reserves reservel to him himlf himJ himelr elr lf J both Iolh now 10W and at lt all al times hereafter the therUht thertshl thertcht rUht rtshl to make such exception excepton as al he may be beadvised b advised Bdl pd as aslo to the Ihl th sufficiency of the said sid charges chargesand ohagoa ohagoaanr chargesaul and anr earn ah h of them and likewise Ikewl to the defects defectstlitreln defectsIhrpln defectstwrpIn tlitreln appearing nr1plarlng as matter mater of law and pro protMlnif protlnl proIstIn tMlnif tlnl that IIP h ought oUlht not to be b In any way wa or ormanner orIannpr orIflflflflpr manner Iannpr prejudleed ppJudled by h tho forms tor iS of this his hisanswer hisBnowpr hisRflswpr answer Ho 10 Jf denies each and every ver allegation allegationm altgaton altgatonI m I I the Ih wild all charges rhlrgR contilned and the Inter Inferices InternR interCCI ices CCI 5 designs 1llnl and anclnttntol Intentions charged to flow flowihnrpfiom tow flowt 1 ihnrpfiom rfOI rp and avers that each and every eVlry one oneih oneth oneth th iict leu nets that lie did In the premises rremlsfs wan wanone was1ofle as asI I 1ofle one tI in Hit t tt faithful tlihrll honest and conscientious conscientiousC conflIntous conflIntousas conscIentiousehnrcn ehnrcn as r f hl dllt both aM I a clllpn citizen and andontinicd nd ndContinued Continued C on Third Thir Pope Pope20TH PaCI PaCI20TI Pape20Th 20TH 20TI nTllf Kvrilltr IN HOURSCHICAGO IOVnSCJIC IIOURSCIIICAGOIraihL GO GOIr Ir IraihL Thy hrI a h OnturyP CenturLImIedof Llmler or the PW w York ork orkV Cen CenIe CbtcaCV CV V NI ew ork cy daily al s 3 sao P Pnlf M MuQr3 Ie Cbtca t m JIMurnlni Irarr Irarrr r nlnl Hturlnr D nlf tYnu S P r lAV I c ttM Jw 7 YMI f U UirerIAmor1ln irerIAmor1ln CUI mornlt J1 To Toscurebeacrontrnods ToscurebeacrontrnodsI Meu cur l 81 i arommoa rommoda t uQr3 r Ititiv4llou rrralOD ter ahould iould be made tarly talyAI talyAII Afi I I DIDNT SALUTE 84 fAirE OIR ii R FORTH FORTHSo m1 m1o So o ISo o American merlul Orncfrsat Omeerlat Oflleers at Baltimore H 1e 1elslM lIc lIcVisited v vVisited Visited lslM the th French rlleh Cruiser CruiserBALTIMORK CruIlr CruIlrHALTUORR ruiscrBALTaI0RS BALTIMORK HALTUORR July loA 10AI a I result Ielmlt of olstrained ofstrined ofstrained strained strined official ofcIal relations rlaton between bet wean Col ColFrank ColFrank ColFrank Frank Thorpe horp commandant at Fort Howard Howardand HowardUld howardand and Uld Capt GervaU GeMai of tlia French Frnch cruiser cruiserJurlen crulHerJurlen cruiserJurlen Jurlen de la I Qravlere GraI r re which came cme Into port portlost portlast iortlast last week on a friendly visit isl no officer officerof ofce oltlcetof I Iof of the artillery artiery district dltrlet of Baltimore Blimore has yot yotstepped rotstppd yOtstepped stepped stppd aboard abord the French vessel or doffed doffedbin dol dotT d dh dhis bin h hat to lt Its commander commanderThU cmmander cmmanderThl commanderThis This failure faiure to exchange courtesies courtelies in inthe II Isthe the outgrowth of a technical technlcl misunder misunderstanding n ndsunderstanding lunder lunderetndlng standing etndlng When Whn the big French ship arrived arrivedlast arrhedlat arrivedlast last lat week wek Fort For Howard Smallwood Smalwoo Arml Armlstead Armlltad Armistead stead ltad and Carroll Carrol were panned pKHed without withoutthe withoutthe withoutthe the slightest slgbts recognition recogniton in the th form of an anofficial al alofoll anoflloial official ofoll salute Ilut from the th warship warshipUpon wlrhlp wlrhlpUpOI warshipUpon Upon UpOI dropping anchor almost off ot Fort FortMcHenry rortMoHenr FortMdflenry McHenry MoHenr a practically prnctcly obsolete obolete fortifica fortification fortlfca fortlfcatn fortification tion tn so far aa military mliar importance importanc is con concerned COl COlcrnd concorned corned crnd the big guns of the Jurion Juren do In laQravlere InGraTr inUravire Qravlere GraTr boomed bomed out a salute salut which wns wnsresponded wnsresponded ns nsrelpondedt responded relpondedt to t4 at Fort Howard the head headquarters headquarI headquarters quarters quarI of Col CI Thorpe Tor commandant of ofthe ofthe ofthe the artillery arilry district districtLieutCol dlstrlotUeutC1 districtLieutCol UeutC1 LieutCol Crawfords Crwford headquarters hedqurteI are areat areat areat at Fort ort McHonry cory and a day or two follow following fulow fulowing followLog ing the th Frenchmans nchmn8 arrival arhlt In i port pr Capt CaptGervais Cpt CptGen1is CaptGervala Gervais Gen1is and his aide Lleutj Liut Jules Cayrol Cayrolwho C3yrolwho Cayrolwho who acts act as a interpreter intrretr for his hil chief made madean an official otcal call c1 upon LieutCol Crawford Crawfordand Crwford Crwfordand Crawfordand and were most m0t hospitably hOiltbly received rcived The Theofficer Theolcl Theofficers officer olcl of the local 10Cl post Jlt prepared prepr to return returnthe returntb returnthe the tb visit vllt attired attr in full ful uniform uior the Lieu LieutenantColonel LieutenantColonel LieutenantColonel tenantColonel tenantColonel heading headig the procession processionJust prolonJUt Just about to leave the post postthe postthe JUt as 11 they were wer abut pOlt pOltthe the order wan promulgated promulgtd that tht no officer officercould ol officercould r rcould could visit vJlt the wership wtrhlp a 8 as the Captain Optln of ofthat oftht ofthat that tht vessel vesl had faded fald to comply with wih the theBtriol theatrl thestrit Btriol atrl rules rles of naval etiquette etiqutt by Ignoring IgnoringCol Igorng IgorngCol Col Thorpe ThorpeThe Thor ThorpeThe The Te French officer olcr Is either unaware unwnr of ofthe ofthe ofthe the misunderstanding miundertnding or unconcerned unconcernednOXAPARTE unconcrned unconcrnednONAptRr unconcernedI3ONAP4RT nOXAPARTE nONAptRr ON DTSHOXESTY DTSHOXESTYSecretary IrSHOE I18110VESTYSecretary T T8tortar 8tortar Secretary or the th theavy avy a Calhollo clhGla Ad Addrestei Addr Addresses dresses dr Christian Crtstln Kndeavorer KndeavorerBALTIMORH EndeaOflrLBarTiuoaN deavGul deavGulBALTIIORB BALTIMORH BALTIIORB July lOOne of the largest largestaudiences lurpesl lurpeslaudiecs largestaudiences audiences audiecs that tht have hve yet attended ntended any IIY of the themeetings themetlps themeetings meetings metlps of the t he International Internatonal Christian ChristianEndeavor Christan ChristanEdevor ChristianEndeavor at the thearmory th tharmory tlearmory Endeavor Edevor convention connnton wu Wa was present armory this thl afternoon aferoon to hear the address addressof addl addlof of Secretary Scretary of the Navy ay Charles Chnrlel 1 Bona Bonaparte Bonapar Bonnparts parts par which wan Wa the feature of the day daySpecial daySpcial daySpecial Special Spcial interest ilterlt centered cntered in the tie address addres of ofMr ofr ofMr Mr r Bonaparte Baparte because bUK of the fact that be beIs hois Is I a prominent Catholic Catholo and this wns the first firstInstance frst frstIstanc firstinstance Instance Istanc In the history hitory of the united society societywhere sciety scietywher societywhere where wher a representative reprOltatve from a Catholic Catholicchurch Ctholc Ctholcchurch Catholicchurch church addressed addCI a convention conventionMr conetlon conetlonMr Mr Bonapartes Bonapartel subject was WI Purity purlty in inPolitics InPoltc inPolitics Politics Poltc and Christianity Cristanity nnd in the course courseof cOUI cOUIof courseof of his hi remarks remark he said saidThe MidThe saidThe The underlying evil elln In the administration administrationof administratin administratinof of our ou public publo affairs afair Is simply dishonesty dishonestyOur dishnesy dishnesyOur Our public publo offices of 1 are too to often oftn held by bydl bydlIionest bydlshonest dis dishonest honest menj men too often ofen used usd for dishonest dishonestends dLhonelt dLhoneltenl dishonestends ends endsOf enl Of course COUpO I do not mean that all al or a amajority amjorty amajority majority or even any large number of our ourofficials ouromolall ourofficials officials omolall mjorty take public publo moneys or fraudu fraudulently fraudulenty fraudulently lently lenty waste wat public pubUopro property ery or in any way waycause waycU waycause cause cU penitentiaries peietare to yawn for them themSuch themSuoh themSuch Such instanced Inltace are Indeed Inde much more marl fre frequent fre frequent frequest quent than tan they should 8houldb ahouldbe be UuriBTnay 1tnrrnj be bedoubted bedoubted doubted doubte whether the proportion proporion of ofdowl ofdowlrght down downright downright right rght thieve thlev0 among aong the peoples p pies servant svanula svanulalagerthanamongtbse 1 1larger Is Islargerthanamoflgthose larger lagerthanamongtbse largerthanamoflgthose than among those of private prvate masters mastersThegreatbuIk mtr mastersThegreatbtilk ThegreatbuIk Tegtbl of Americana Amerclnpubloepoy Amerclnpubloepoywlh AmericanalnpubllOOTDPIOY AmericanalnpubllOOTDPIOYwish In public employ employwish wish wlh and Intend Intnd to do their tber duty but butajve butajveand a grave gravoand graveand and mischievous mlshevo8 though very ver common commonconfusion comon comonconu commonconfusion confusion conu lon of ideas Ide as a to what Is their ther duty dutymakea dutymake dutymakes makes make the beet bet ofthem sometimes smetimes foil fal to todo todoit todoltandpermits do doit doltandpermits It and permits prit the theworatoften worst often oren to neglect neglectit neglet negletIt it with Impunity ImpunityDIVORCE impunty impuntyDIVOIWE ImpunityDiVORCE DIVORCE FROM FRO BOKERBAKKR BOKERBAKKR8acht DOKEIU4KER DOKEIU4KERSolht EOKER1L4KEIfS Solht S 8acht oght by b Artists Artt Wife Wie Who WC Says 8a He Has HasLeft Ha HaLr flagLeft Left Lr H Her r for ri Helen Bem Newell NewellAlfred ewen ewenAlfr ewellAlfred Alfred Alfr Z Baker Bker artist arst end nd illustrator illustratorfor iutrtor iutrtorfor for comic papers Is being big sued sue for a divorce divorceby dlvor dlvorby divoroby como ppI by Mary Mr B Baker Bker to whom he h was wa married marriedon mr mron on August AUgt 30 3 1898 189 Baker Bker is at preeent preeentin prnt prnti in i Paris Pari working workig for Le L Rire and he will willbe wi willbe be b served srd by publication publicationMrs publcto Mrs MI Baker Bker accuses acC her husband husbnd of ofadultery ofadultr ofaduIter adultery adultr aduIter with Helen Newell Newel with wit whom whomshe whomshe whomshe she adds ad ho la i now living lvig In Paris Pari Mrs MrsBaker MmBker MrsBaker Baker Bker swears aW81 that according accrig to her in information InfonUon Information formation fonUon her hr husband huband and Helen Newell Xewellsailed Newel Newellsailed I sailed fie together tgther on the steamship Itmhlp Pennsyl Pennsylvania PCJI Penasyivania i ivania vania in February Fbrr last Baker Bker being olngreg regis registered registered tered tr as al Mr Boker and having a state stateroom stt sttroom stateroom room adjoining that of Mrs Newell Newel Mrs MrsBaker MrsBker MrsBaker Baker Bker says BYB further furber that Clarence C no Stetson Stetoonwho Sttn Sttnwho Stetsonwho who recently rotly returned rture from France Fnce has ha told toldher toldher toldher her that tht he found foud Baker BkBr living Ilg at 15 J 5 Rue RuedAlesla Re RedAlel RuedAlesia dAlesla dAlel In Paris Par with wIt Mrs Mr Newell Newel whom whomIt It U i alleged aleg Baker Bker represents repr nt to be b hIs hlawife hl hlwife hIswife wife wifeBaker wifeBker Baker Bker bad hd a studio at 105 10 1O East Est Seventeenth Seventeenthstreet Svetnth Svetnthstret Seventeenthstreet street stret In this city until unti he sailed sailedTI1REATEXS Mled Mled7UREATE sailedThREATENS ThREATENS 7UREATE LICK ORSERVATORY ORSERVATORYFire Fire Fir on o the tl Mountain MoiintatnAatronomerl UoutloAatronomerl Astronomers Send Sendfor Sendfor Sendfor for Help HelpSAN Jelp JelpSAN helpSAN SAN Josfi Jos Cal CaLf July 10 10A A forest forelt flro flrowhich fro frowhich firowhich the border line between betweenStanislaus betweenStanislaus which broke out on lne btwen btwenS1nilu8 Stanislaus S1nilu8 and Santa St Clara counties countll on onSaturday onSturday onSaturday Saturday Sturday had spread Aprd today tda BO 10 far up the theslopes theslopa theslopes slopes of Mount Hamilton Hamion that Lick Ob Observatory Ob ObBratry Ohservatory slopa servatory Bratry astronomers atronomerl telegraphed tlegraphe to t Gov GovPardee GovParde OovPardee Pardee Parde to call cl out Company Compny B of the Son SonJose S SanJoMI Jose Jo militia mmta to help to fight fght the flames flamesThe famea fameaThe flamesThe The fire fr Is I only eight miles mlC from the ob observatory obHeratr observatoryazid servatory Heratr servatoryazid and ad as 8 the mountain mountai is covered coveredwith coveredwih coveredwith with wih a growth gowh of scrub Irb oak ok and greasewood greasewoodalmost gealwood gealwoodalmOt greasewoocialmost almost almOt to t the summit sumlnt the little ltte settlement settlementof fttlment fttlmentof of astronomers Itronomerl an al well wel as W observatory observatorybuildings ousratory ousratorybuiding observatorybuIldings buildings buiding may ma be b endangered 4ndpgered With a astrong aItrong astrong I strong Itrong wind from the west W t it will w1 take tae much muchwork muchwork muchwork work to check the flames fames as the whole wholecountry wholecountr wholecountry country countr is I oa M s dry as lS tinder tinderDIVORCE tnder tnderDIORCE tinderPIIORCE DIVORCE DIORCE FOR MRS RS A A T 7 RAKER RAKERHer RAKlmIrr Her Irr Husband One of o Those TMe Who 10 Hailed Hailedthe lalM lalMtht Sailedthe the tht Hlldegarde HlldegardePnilADBUHlA HlldesardePnlDRLrHI HuldegardePlflIADRIPUA PnilADBUHlA PnlDRLrHI July 10 10To To Mrs Mary ManO 0 PembertonBaker today tday was wal granted granteda grant 1 1a a divorce dlvoc from her he husband huband Alfred Alfre Thorn Thornton Ton Tontn Thornton tn ton Baker Bker in Common Cmmon Pleas Court Curt No No5 No5The o oThe 5 5The The divorce proceedings proedings which were werebegun werebein werebegun bein begun some sme time tme ago by Mrs 1s Baker Dake against againsther alallt alallther againsther her llband husband on a charge chage of desertion desertionhave deeton deetonhave desertionhave have Interested Intereted both bth Philadelphia Phildelphia and andNew andNew andNew New York society Ilety in which cities ct the thefamilies thefarnUe thefamilies families are ae known know Mrs MI Baker wa WA was Miss Misstills Msl MissMary farnUe member of of ofthlB ofthis Mary O Pembertn Pemberton I a membr one May tills citys oldest oldot and most mOlt aristocratic aristocraticfamilies artMtcrUc artMtcrUcfam1 aristocraticfamilies families ctys She Is a sister Ritr of Mrs Mrl Frank FrankDade FrankDade FrankDads Dade fam1 Mrs Hobart Hare and Mrs lrs Harry HarryMr Iay IayKele harryKeller Keller KellerMr Kele Mr and Mrs Baker have two sons sonl Thorn Thornton Thornton Thornton ton and Hobart who are ae at present prelent stu stuf KtUdentl students dentl dents nt StI tI iauls Jaull HIJol School Concrd ConcrdN Concord ConcordN N f H Mr Baker Dka who Is II an ontluiHlastic ontluiHlasticnchtiman onthusltc onthusltcyachtmn enthisi stic sticyachtsman yachtmn yachtsman nchtiman and Ind spends pendl much of his hl tlmo tlmoit tmo tmoat timoat at it sea Is i at present traveling tra elnj in Europe Europele EuropeHe He le f is II a member of the Corinthian Orlnthlan urop Yacht Yachtluh YachtCluh YachtCIuh Cluh luh and 1 was wa one of those who sailed Ale the thoIlldegarde tie tieHidegade theHildegarde Illdegarde Hidegade when it recently rently competed competedor cm te for or the Kaisers KI cup cupMiss cupMI cupMiss Miss MI Frances FanC Rawle Pomberton Pembertn now nowilrs nw nw1rl nowMrs 1rl Mrs ilrs Frank Fak Cadwalader Cdwalader Dade was WI form formirlyon formerlyon formcrly irlyon crly on the stage stageInilit stagebust tag tagwil bust wil apon pan pOI h Inlu having Tlnf Hindis ntt VanllUvtitr VanllUvtitrJ anIUaAlr I J JEROME TO STUDY STUDYEDITABLE STUDYEDITABLEWhILE EQUITABL EQUITABLWHILE EQUTABLE EQUTABLEIrlI WHILE IrlI HE I READS REt IS TEXTIMOXi TEXTIMOXiOAXS 7 TIJWT TIJWTO 1 1U4 OAXS O U4 X WILL Wl RIX I 1ff X OFFICE OFFICEConference IIW IIWConftrenle FtIEConference Conference Conftrenle Wllti 11 Itli Attoriirylieiirral tonrUrnrral Majrr MajrrYesterday llacr1escrIa1 Iafr IafrC8ttrda Yesterday C8ttrda Mr lr Hyde 1e Want altl to hell trll trllAlonl 3 Alone Alonl Suits 1111 to fleecier Rremfr Fronts Prontl lroin lroinDirector I ErolluIlrectorsMa rol Director nrrelorl IlrectorsMa May Ia Horcf lOre Out Olt Twenty TwentyDistrict rlrnl rlrnlDltrlct rwent rwentDistrict District Dltrlct Attorney Atorne Jerome had a confer conference conference conferonce ence with AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGenerll Mayer yester yesterday y yesterday ter terday day on the Equitable Jqultaule scandal HCludal The 1he meet meeting Ict IctIng meeting ing took place in Delmonlcos downtown downtownrestaurant downtownTturant downtownrestauratit restaurant Tturant and the news nowl of It quickly spread spreadthrough Kprd KprdthrouKh spreadthrough through the Wall WHI Street Htret district IUstrCt causing causinga cnUng cnUnga a recurrence reurence of the anxiety amlety that wan WW felt feltin feltIn feltIn in a good many quartern qUlrttI upon Mr Jeromes Jeromeslast JeromoHIMt Jeromeslast last visit Ilit downtown on Equitable quluble affairs nfTalrnjust nlalrs nlalrsjllt affairsjust just jllt before he started stare for tho West WerttMr Wet Wettr WestMr Mr tr Jerome had hld not expected mcpeted to meet the theAttorneyGeneral theAtoleyOencrl theAttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral AtoleyOencrl but when ho did run on onto onto onto to him ho insisted Inistd upon having a conference conferenceright conferne conferneright conferenceright right away awayCoino awayComo awayComo Como on Julius Julilt I Lets ts dine together togetherlets tog8thorjletl togetherlets lets letl let the people p ple nee Re Us UI and insurrect Inmrrt tho thopublic thopublc thupublic public publc mind mnd wan 1 the way wlY Mr Jerome put putIt putIt putit It to the AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneralMr Mr Mayer explained explane that he was at lunch luncheon luneleon luncheon eon upstairs upstl with two friends fren friendji Samuel Simuel Unter Untermyer Untermyel Untermyer myer myel counsel counst1 for fol James Tame ftazen tlzn Hyde and andEdward andEwnrd andEdward Edward Ewnrd Lauterba Luterbah h who is II representing representingexPrortident rorntng rorntngexPrCident representingexPrcodent exPrortident exPrCident Jariies Jame W Alexander Alexnder nnd ho hoinvited huhlle hoinvited invited hlle Mr lr Jerome to join the party pary With Withtho Withtho I I Ithe tho District Ditrlct Attorney Atorey was W8 hU hi hi assistant owlstantHoward aJhtnt aJhtntHowad assistantHoward Howard Howad Gatu Gal who Is to be Acting Actng District DistrictAttorney Diltrict DiltrictAttorney DistrictAttorney Attorney this week wek while whie Mr Jerome Jeromedevotes Jeromedevote Jeromeievote6 devotes devote his hi entire entre time tme to tho Equitable Euitble and andhe al andhe he also nl wax WI Included Incuded in the parly parlyIn parLyIn partyIn In the course oure of the luncheon lunohon Equitable Equitableaffairs Fqultble Fqultbleafnlr Equitableaffairs affairs afnlr were wer discussed dlsculs in a general gnerl way wayand wayRnd wayand and Mr Jerome took occasion oCclon to jolly joly Mr MrUntermyer MrUntmyer MrUntemnyer Untermyer Untmyer and Mr Lauterbaoh Iutrboh a a little littleWell Jte JteWel littleWell Well Wel Julius JuHu said Id he to the Attorney AttorneyGeneral Atorey AtoreyGnerl AttorneyGeneral General Gnerl well wel put afi tbe guilty guity ones In InSing InIng inSing Sing Ing Sing first frlt and then If things arent arentright arentright arentright right there ther why of course COUl we can cn arrange arrangeto to have them moved moe to other jail jal Jails later laterIt laterI laterIt It I was WI not however until unt Mr Hydus Hyduscounsel Hydul Hydulcounsel Hydescounsel counsel and Mr Lauterbach Lutrbach had left that thatthe thatIhe thatthe the District Dtrct Attorney Atorey entered etrd into serious serioustalk serous seroustalk serioustalk talk with Mr Ir Mayer Mayr The Attorney AttorneyGeneral Atorey AtoreyGenerl AttorneyGeneral General Generl told Mr Jerome as a fully fuly as he was wasable wasIhle wasable able Ihle the contents contentl of thevolumeof the volume of testimony testimonygiven te8tlnony te8tlnonygivn testimonygiven given givn by the Equitable Jqultable officials on which whichthe wllichthe whichthe the HendrickH Hendrlck report repr was wnl bared based1Mr ba baredMr d dMr Mr Jerome Jeromewl will put hlsasslstantMrGans hlsasslstantMrGansIn hlllsistntMrGnnM hlllsistntMrGnnMIn his asslstantMrGansin In charge of his hil office olce and relieve rJeve hlmsolf hlmsolfH hlmlel 11 514 H much as a possible from other work while whilehe whtlhe whit is ishe he studies Itldlel Lhe he testimony in the HendrickH HendrickHreport Hendrickrepr Hendricksreport report repr He may gu jo to Ids home hOpe ut It Lake Lakeville Lakeyule yule le Conn to t study the testimony testmolY but butit blt bltI butif it I he doe dOe he will wi be in town off ol and on to tohold tohold tohOli hold conference cOlferelc with persons perlonH interested intereHtedIn Interltl In theEqultable theEultable scandal Icandal It I was WI sold yes yesterday yel yesterday terday terIay that Mr Jerome before he got gotthrough gotthrough gotthrough through with his examination exnlnatlon of the Hen Henclricks Hel lieuhiCkS drck hiCkS testimony t tlmonr would probably hovo ha had badmost hadmOlt hadmost most mOlt of tho persons pelOl1 accused by the State StateSuperintendent StnteSupertndent StateSmiperintendeuit Superintendent Supertndent of Insurance nsuranoe before him himto himto hulnito to answer questions questionsThe qucUont The Te purpose purpe of Samuel UnterniyerV UnterniyerVconference Ultenyerl Ultenyerlcnfern Untermyersconference conference cnfern with the AttorneyGeneral At oreyGenorl nt ntDelmonlcos ntDlmonoo atDelmonicos Delmonlcos Dlmonoo was to t arrange aranKe for any ser service ler lervlo uuervice vice vlo of papers ppI that Mr r Mayer M yer might mgbwl mgbwl11m mghtiesfr de deatre atre 11m sfr to make mae on MrHyifa HrBye during durn Mr Hi Unter Untermyerri Untermerl Untermyers myerri merl absence abMno In Europe rop lIe salk tit today todayon toay toayon on the Kaiser KalRr Wilhelm Wihel II and will wi be b away awayuntil IW8 IW8unti awayuntil until unti the middle of f September Sptmber To facili facilitate facl fadlitate tate tat the trial tral of o any Inyacton action that might ml ht be bebrought hobrouJht hebrouht brought Mr Hyde Mr Ilntermyeir Untoryer said saidwould lal saidwould would waive all al technicalities technicalitiesThe teohnlcUtlt The action against agallt Mr 11 Hyde as a well wellas wAi wellas as al similar slmlor actions actoM against againt other directors directorswho directorwho directorswho who stand Itand accused aU of having wrongfully wrongfullypocketed wrongftH wrongftHpcketed wrongfullypocketed pocketed pcketed profits proft from transaction talacton with the theEquitable theFulpble theFquitpbie Equitable Fulpble will wi probably be begun b gun some sometime Ime Imetme sometime time tme next week wek Mr Mayer announced announcedyesterday Innounce announcedyesterday yesterday that he expected eJpte to know kn w defi definitely deOnltly dpflnitely nitely nltly before beore the latter late part of next week weekwhat wek wekwhat weekwhat what directors diretors he would wOlld name in his h suits suitsThese ttlt suitsThese These Th actions actlonl will wn be brought individually individuallybut Individuly Individulybut individuall individuallbut but it learned action which the was a lerne any IcUon At AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGoneral AttorneyGoneral torneyGoneral may my take tke to compel cmpl directors directorsto dlretrR dlretrRto to retire from the hoard will wi he general peneal In Inform Inform inform form There will 11 he no discriminating discriminatingamong dllclmntnl among those tbos who have violated faction fton 36 36of 3 s sof I Iof of the insurance Ilurance lawwhich law which nrnkai makOorfelture forfeiture forfeitureof forfeiture forfeitureof I Iof of office ofce and disqualification dllqultcaton the Pnalty PnaltyIt penalty penaltyIt It was said Ild yesterday yetrday that such an action actionwould acton actonwould actionwould would hit between hetwen fifteen ffn and twenty di directors dlrctl directors rectors rectorsDistrict rctl rectorsDistrict District Dstrict Attorney torey Jerome on his hi way wayback wayback wayback back to his hil office ofo after afer the conference cnfernc in inDelmonlcos inDlmonic inDelmnonlcos Delmonlcos Dlmonic stopped ltppd in at the tie Equitable EquitableBuilding EquitableBuilding I Building Buiding When he was questioned qleltlonod in inregard Inrelard inregard regard relard to t hU hil presence prelno there he said he hehad hehad had merely merly dropped droppd in out Olt of the wet wetChairman wetChalrman wetChaIrman Ii Iihad Chairman Morton Morn orton and Gage E Tarl Tarhel Tarhell Tarhellwith ell ellwith with whom 1hom Mr Jerome conferred cnferrd before beforestarting bfore bforestrtng beforestarting starting strtng on his Western WeRter trip trp denied denie that thatho thathe thathe he had called cled on them themMr themMr themMr Mr Morton was W asked Iked whether the evi evidence evidence eviience dence which the public publo accountant Icountnt now nowat nownt nowat at work on the Equitable Eultle books bok8 under his hisdirection hlRdircton hisdirection direction dircton obtained obtaine would be turned ture over OVAI to toDistrict toDistrct toDistrict District Distrct Attorney Attorey Jerome and he replied repliedthat repled repledthat repliedthat that that would depend depnd on what the nature natureof natureof naturoof of the evidence was Mr Morton Mortn added addedThe aded adedTh8 eddedThe The accountants eccuntant are ar going through thrugh the thesocietys thecletys thesocietys societys cletys records reQ1 most thoroughly thr JblY and andthere andthere andthere there will w bo b nothing about aut the te society societythat Mcletythat societythat that isnt Ilnt known to t us 11 when they finish finishWhen tnlh tnlhh8n finishWhen When h8n asked ake whether 1bether the resignation resignationof lgnaton lgnatonof of Archibald C Haynes o as general HayM 1 gneral manager managerfor mnnagr mnnagrfor managerfor for this city cty was yas as going ging to t affect afect the societys societysbusiness socletY1 ocity ocitybusiness business bUlln08s seriously serously In New York Mr Mor Morton Morton Morton ton saidNo said 8id 8idSo sajthman No man Is bigger than the Equitable Equitablesociety FAliablo FAliablociety Fmuitablesociety society societyThe societyThe ciety cietyTe The Te trustees tru t of the Thomas Thol F Ryan stock stockGrover stockGrover tookGrover Grover Cleveland Clvelnd Justice JUlltl Morgan M rgan J OBrien OBriennnd OBon OHrionand and George Georg Westinghouse Wttngho met yesterday yesterdayat yeterday yeterdayat at tho Hotel Buckingham to continue ctnue their theirconsideration theircOlslderton theirconsideration consideration cOlslderton of names namC suggested suggsted for the thenineteen thenineten thenineteen nineteen nineten vacant vacnt places plO on tbe board bard of ofdirectors ofdlrol ofiirecton4 directors dlrol They had nothing to say I for forpublication forpublcton forpublication publication publcton They Tey will wi come cm togetheragaln togetheragalntoday tgthragaln tgthragalntoday togetheragaintoday today when It is expected expcted that they will willcomplete wi willcomplete complete cmplete the list lit The announcement announcment of ofthe ofthe ofthe the names nmeR however howeve will w1 not be b made until untilthey unt untilttiey they tley have been bn accepted accpted by the board bOlrd of ofdirectors ofdcOI ofdirectors directors next dcOI week wek wekPaul weekPaul at a special spclnl meeting metng to x xPaul be called callednext cled clednext callednext Paul D Cravoth one of Thomas F Ryans Ryanscounwl Ryanscounll Ryanscounsal counwl counll made md one or two attempts Itemptl yestcr yestcrdny yesterday esttr esttrda day da to see ae the District Ditric Attorney Atorn It I won wonsaid Wnl WnlMid wassaid said last IRt night that a I meeting had l been beenarrangd bcenarranged en enarranged arranged arrangd between betwen them for today Mr MrCrnvoth MrCraath MrCravath Crnvoth called clcd at the District Ditrlot Attorneys Attorneysoffice Atomoys Atomoysomc Attorneysoffice office omc while whil Mr Jerome was wal in Kansas KanlR but butit butIt butit it was said at that time tme that hU h visit had hadnothing hadnothing hadnothing nothing to do with Equitable Fquiabl affaire affaireTO afair afairTO affairsTo TO COXVOVPAVL COTJ COVIOY IUI OVKS 11 11laWrAllp JVESilattirahlp OVKSllatlltsliln llatlltsliln laWrAllp Fleet Fret Will 1 Meet 1trt Slcibrrs SlcibrrsSquadron SlgshieesSquadron lSlhrrsSlaron Squadron Slaron Off or the tle Virginia Ir tnla Cape CapeWASHINGTON CapWASINOTN CapesYASHINQTON WASHINGTON WASINOTN July Jil 10 toWhon When Admiral AdmiralSlgflbeos AdmiralSllb8 AdmiralSigsbeos Slgflbeos Sllb8 fleet fet bringing the body bdr of John JohnPaul JohnPaul JohnPaul Paul Jones Jont arrives Irrlv off 0 Fort or Monroe Monro it will willbe 111 willho be met by tho battleship btllhip squadron Cuadron of tho thoNorth thl thaNorth b North Atlantic fleet fee under Inder the tte command commn of ofAdmiral ofAdmral ofAdmiral Admral Admiral AtantIc Evans EVII and received IPve with full fullhonor ful foilhoncurs honor including mcuinK the salute saluteAdmiml saluteAdmiral lute luteAdm Admiral Evan Eva sqnndron will wi convoy convoyAdmiral covo convoyAdmiral Admiral dmtrll Adm Slgsbees SJbs squadron up Chesa Chesapeake Ceea Ceeapeke Chesapeaks peaks peke Bay to the te anchorage acborge off o Annapolis Annpoll 1 ao lIL IHHOLAS mlWI HELD rr rrNiinmiotmt ii iiSuiiiiiiiomieit I IHlllon1 Niinmiotmt Hlllon1 to Court fo ort lri for Alleged Alrel Violation i1o4tlonof Violationat I at 4f Speed p rd Law LawBUAIIDS Ia IaHW1IDR LawhiVznIM4 BUAIIDS HW1IDR HAV Iit A Mass 1111 July lOCharged lOChargedwith JCharKcd JCharKcdwith 10 Charged Chargedwith with ovurepeiKltng oall lng his hi automobile nltolotle through throughtho throughI tho I huH Klreets St reets of this t his vlllago vlagl Gov O Wilam William L LUouglo I IUouglM IiDouglas Douglas was held up uii by the officers oflcr sta stationed KtatonBt stationed tioned tonBt on the eighth Ul of a B mile mlo stretch of ofhighway othighway ofhighway highway Iwtween the railroad mlroud station Rtaton und undpost Ind Indpo andhost post po t oflice unc late yesterday e hmllY afternoon nCemoon aud audsummoned Audtummon andsmmninuoned summoned tummon 1 to np alpear appear car before bfor thus th district districtcourt diltrict diltrictcour districtcourt court cour In Banistablo HalMtahl1 on July Jlly 13 13Gov 1 1GO 12by Gov GO DouglnM Doug WOK WI not driving his hiI big bigtouring hil bigtouring touring cur clr ut lt the time tle having but a few fuwmoments fawmomnt fewtumonients moments before given jen up the wheel to his hissoninlaw hlKlonlnaw hissonInlaw soninlaw lonlnaw Mr Richmond RichmondGov Rlchmotd RlchmotdGov RiclunioudCoy Gov Douglas with his hil wife laughter dnugbttrand laughterand and Boulnlaw loulnlaw Dougas left his hl summer umler home hOle at atMonument atMonlment atMonumnemut Monument Monlment Beach late In the thl afternoon afternoonto nfteroon nfteroonto to enjoy the evening breeze bree7H along Ilong the theuppor theUlper thetipper tipper bay shore Acdordlng AC ordlng to the state statement stt sttment statement ment Ulper of Mr Richmond lchmondtbe the car e was Wa running runningabout nmnng nmnngluoUt runningabout about luoUt eight miles Iles an hour when tho officers officersjump oter oterjumpl1 officersjumped jump jumped xl out Olt Into the middle of the road roadand roadand roadand and stopped tho party partyTho partho partyThe The ho HtOpp officers ofceI who had been on duty dlty since sinceearly sinceearly Incotrly early trly morning bad been bn kept busy my holding holdingup up drivers drcl of touring tourng cars Clrt and other oher auto nutomoblliw auto10ultJ autoimuoblitis moblliw and Ind when the car containing Gov GovDouglas Go GoDougla GoDouglas Douglas Dougla 10ultJ and Ind his hll party came up the tht road roadthey roadthey roadthey they culled caled u halt haltGov haltGO haltCloy Cloy GO Douglas DOIpla did not say tay anything anythingMr Mr Richmond Hohlond asked the officers oflcel If i they theyhad theyhad theyhad had not made a I mistake in taking taing the time timeas tme tmea as the speedometer Hpeeometer showed only about eight eightmiles olghtmiM eightmiles a miles an hour hOlr The officers ofotI said tld that they theyhad theyhnd tlueyhad miM had not made 1ade any mistake that the ma machine mahlne machine chine was wal exceeding excelng the speed limit lmit and andthat Bndthat andthat that they must mu t do their duty I IUTO and summon summonthe Rlmmon Rlmmonthe summonthe the owner ownEr into court courtAlTO court4VTO AlTO UTO PUIXGES INTO RIVER RIVEROccupants IIIW IIIWOeupantl RhIEROccupsiuts Occupants Oeupantl Clirerful Chfeful After Are BathTrolley BathTrolleyCar OathTrolt OathTrolte Car e and Crowd Dr Drc UragMachine rMachine laeblne Out OutPATBRHON outPATRfHON OutPruaso PATBRHON PATRfHON N J July Jul 10 10An An autolst autolstriding autolRtrid autoistriding riding rid InK along the Passalo Paltlo River Rver today tody with withu wih wiha a woman companion lost control cntrot of hl hlsteering hil hillltering his hissteering steering lltering gear ger near Laurel Lurl Cemetery Cemetry and andturned andtnred andturned turned tnred the th machine machie Into InU the river which whichat at this i point olnt is II very ery shallow shalow Before Beforethe Bfore Bforethe Beforethue the man nlln who wan wal excited ecle could shut thlt off offthe ol offthue the power the auto was Wi fifty ffly feet fet from fromshore fromshore I Ishor shore shor in five th feet of water Both occu occupanlrt occ occpanll occiiiaIits panlrt of the auto IUto which wan wa numbered numbered10Qpi numbred numbredUI numbereduou panll 10Qpi New w Jersey Jert were wer drenched drnched before lxforethey I beforetiuey fore forethey they made shore shoreA horeA A crowd cowd noon I n collected and fifty ffty hands handspulled handpulod handspulled waulattlucluei attached d to the thehind theI theiuind pulled pulod on a hawser haw r that was watatlctu hind axle of the auto by a farmer The Theauto Tht Thtaulo I auto could uid not be b budged Then a trolley trolleycar troley troleyI I car hitched hiched on and ald also failed faied to move the themachine themachin themachine machine Another car cr hove In sight and andwith andwih andwith with wih the th aid of the two trolley troloy cars oaR and the theIncreasing th thincinK theIncreasing Increasing incinK crowd that came cme to the river rlveride rler rlerIde riverjide jide ide to learn ler the trouble trolble the auto alto was wasbrought wasIrouKht wasirought brought IrouKht to shore Ihore Meanwhile Meanwhie the woman womanautoist womannutolst womanautoist autoist was seated lated on a porch of a I farmhouse farmhouseoverlooking farmhout farmhoutoerlooklnl farmhouseoverlooking overlooking oerlooklnl the river watching the efforts effortsof tforti I Iof of the auto rescuers rtcuers While 111e her clothing clothingwas cothing I was 1 being bing dried she Ihe wore a ginglmm lnlh8 m dress dressseveral drel dressseveral I IHeeral several sixes slzet too large lrg for her herThe berThe herThe The auto Iuto wan WA not damaged dmaged It went wentaway wentaway rnt rntaway away under loder its iH own power the occuuanU occuuanUgetting occuunt occuuntgeting occUuant8getting getting geting a I loud cheer from 200 2 throat throlt for forthe fortb forthe the cheerful chertul manner manne In II which they the had liadtaken hadta hadtaken tb taken ta u Jjieir I hajji ba h hand and attendant attend troubles troublesThe uouble tzoubleuiThe The The 16 occupants oClpnl1 refused TfURd to give givetheir their names namesHAXXAH Im ImlUX namesiI HAXXAH lUX iI tXX tfl 1 ELIAS FUt EIJtctiJs SELLS A t HOtSE HOtSESyndicate IOn IOns I1O4ESndleate Syndicate s ttate IJets Urtl ets l 1013 68 West Wf 1 Heventyrtroond HeventyrtroondStreet 4eientysPeOfltStreet nl pOd pOdIrprt Street Irprt for About hout HMMIOOO HMMIOOOHannah 410000Hannah 0000 0000Hannah Hannah Ellas ral the colored olord woman who whogot whogot wluogot got enough enou h money money out 01t of John K Plait to toacquire 10ncqulro toacquire acquire a fine 1n0 holding of real ral estate eltat has hal sold soldthe Mol soldthe the thI house at 100 tO lO West W lt Soventynecoud Soventynecoudstreet SventYMecoud SventYMecoudtreL street treL It I Is I a four fOlr story tor dwelling dwelig In the thesouthern tluesouthern I Ilouther southern louther block between betwen Columbus CollmlJi avenue avenueand avenueand I Iand and Broadway Brodway The purchaser is I a syndi syndicate syndicats ydl I Icate cate represented reprsented by Rlawqon RlawEn k Hobbs Hobbswhich Hobb8which Hobbswhich which I IM M buying up lp all ni the available nvaiable houses housesin houas houasIn in the block with wlh a view to altering ntrni them themInto themInto theminto Into stores ItorR and offices officesSeventysecond OICI officesSeventysecond Seventysecond RwetYicond street stlt Is II one of the most mostattractive mOt mOtatrctlvo mostattractivo attractive atrctlvo residence reslcenC streets Atret8 on the West WestSido WeatRido VestSide Side However loweer the subway lbway station ftaton at atBroad atBroad atBroadcay Broad Broadcay oay ay and the elevated elevatd station Ilation at Col Columbus ColumhuR Columbum4 umbus avenue have so 8 1ncracl increased traffic trafficbetween tIfo tIfobetwen trafflobetween between betwen those thOe points polntl that the block Is II ex expected t tpced expected pected pced to l he taken taktn up u wholly wholy for fa business businessuse ImslMf ImslMflae use lae before bfor long longIt longI longIt It I is i said Ild that the Elms Ell house houle brought broughtabout hrulh broughtabout about 10 00000 Other properties prprlel owned by bythe bytho bythe the Elms ElaR woman are 730 Central Cntrl Park West Wcrt13S WeR WestmR 13S I West Fiftythird Fifythir street 8tret and 73 West WestSixtyeighth Wllt WestSixtyeighth Sixtyeighth lxtyeilhth street streetTO Itrt ItrtO streetTo TO O TKf T AWAY AIH IRISH IRSI SEATS SEATSPlan 5E4TPlea Ut Plan for RedUtrltmtlon letltrj In British Brltlh Parlia Parliament Pata PataDtnf Parliafluent fluent Dtnf Will t Be Fought Foughttpcclal FOIht FOIhtClal FouightSpecial Special Clal Cable Uiifalch lo TaB HnK HnKISDON HI 4ti5LoNDoN LoNDoN July 10 10lt It has hR long been l en a anotorious anotorIous anotorious notorious fact fac that the distribution diltribution of ofparliamentary ofpnrlamentry ofparliamentary parliamentary pnrlamentry seats In the British JrltL b Isles Islesneeded 1118 1118neded Islesneeded needed neded revision rIMlon owing to the changes chrup In Inthe Inthe inthe the population populntlo since sinc the last lalt distribution distributionbut dltirlbtlon dltirlbtlonhut dbtrlbptionbut but successive lucoMlve governments povernmentl avoided the thethorny thothory thethorny thorny thory question questionThe quelton queltonThe questionTime The Government Ooerment has now drafted drfted a nscheme alcheme ascheme scheme lcheme which embodied embo l d in a resolujion resolujionwlH re olulon olulonwlH wlH l ho o moved movld in the House 10u of Commons Commonstomorrow Commonl Commonltomorow Commonstomorrow tomorrow tomorow by Gerald Getld Balfour Blour President Presidentof Pldent Pldentof of the Board of Trade Tde The scheme tcheme qoennot cos cosnot qoen joesnot not alter aler the total membership mmberRhlp of the House Housematerially 10uS 10uSmaterlnly Housematerially materlnly materially but blt redistributes reiltrbutel the repre representation rpre rpresntton reprosontation sentation sntton In such Ilch a manner that England Englandwill Englandwi Englandwill will wi gain seventeen Rventen seats slta Scotland four fourand fourand fouran1 and Wales one while whie Ireland Jrelmd mill i lose Oi twen twentytwo twentytwo twentytwo tytwo tytwoThe tytwoTh tytwoThe The Th proposals propo 1 will m be hotly contested contestedby cntested cntestedby by the Liberals Jorls Llberalsnnd and the Irish Irlh members membersURL memor members61RI URL 11 CATCHES C4TIJ A 4 BtXCO B C MAX MAXrinds M4NFinds V4 rinds 1 lnll Him 1m In Police Pole CMirt Cort eur Where fl1rrf She Sht hc Had Hadflone hadliomse ad adlon flone lon to Tell Tf line lie Trouble TroubleA Tout A young woman womn who said Bld she he wax wal Nettle NettleEisner NemttieFlsner Itll Eisner Fnr of 60 8 Avenue Avenu B while whie In the Knsex KnsexMarket F6o FasexMarket Market polloo plc court cur yesterday yestrday waiting waitng to se sethe seethe e ethe the Magistrate Magitrat told t ld Miss Ml Annie Doyle the theprobationary theprobtonar theprobationary probationary probtonar officer ollcr that she had been beenswindled bn bnIwlndle beenswindled swindled Iwlndle out of a diamond dimond ring rng and a gold goldwatch loldwatch goldwatch watch the night before bfore in Avoue A VAue C CShe CShe CShe She said a young man stopped ltpped her and andshowed andshowed andshowed showed her a box full ful of glittering gltring gems gemswhich jf gemswhich which hlch he offered oferd for 1 85 He said they were werothe wer werethe the proceeds procdl of a robbery robbr in St Louis LouisShe Luis LuisRbe LouisShe She had only onlr5 IS 5 with wih her hlr but the man mannoticing mn mnnotcing mannoticing noticing notcing her hr diamond dimond ring and watch watchsaid watchlld watchsaid lld said Well Wel let l t me have h v the jewelry Je1elp I Iwill Iwill will wi call cl around roud tomorrow tomor w and collect colec the thebalance thebalanc thebalance balanc balance and refund refud your jewelry jewelryThe jewelr jewelryTime The ThedEal deal was walclOe closed and in the morning morningshe niorlng niorlngIhs she Ihs took tok her bargain rpln to a ywnbroker Iwnhrker wnlroker to tohave toha tohuavo have ha it appraised He Heoler offered her 10 cents centsfor ontR ontRfor centsfor for it itJust ItJllt itJust Just Jllt as she tbe got Iot through telling telng her story storyshe ator storyclue she he pointed pointd to a all man hi i the courtroom courtroomand ourrom ourromand courtroomand and Raid Why thats tbat the h man manMiss mn mn1tR manMiss Miss 1tR Doyle Dyle grabbed prhb him and marched marchedlilm marchedhim marchedluim him Into the prisoners proner Inclowure InclowureHo InclOure InclOureHe Ho described drecr d himself himsel at Max Ma Bender Bnder of ofII 21 Avenue C The woman omn repeated rpate her heri herItOr tierstory ItOr story to Magi Magistrate i trU w Wabe Waldo t and 1 Bnder Bender t tld was WaAhAld washid hid ld for examination eXlmlaton eXlmlatonn8rlplre examinationThseed 1 1Th Th n8rlplre n8rlplrenw Thseed 8ee tt4Kittplre tt4KittplreA Xfluplre XfluplreA A new fust 131 train taIn oil ml th h N T 1 recital tnlral leaves leavesr 1t1u 1t1utrand leavrsrrand rrand r n l Central nlrfl Station t IdT 1 Is 7 P M Ih arrives Albany Albany5J 452 trand 5J Utlca 5t7 47 Syracuse s00 Je Jetr nochrslft tr I aj Buf Bu liuffajo 1 fajo iiao mgap mgapSt P at St N5 eacess FareAdr SHOOT S OOT DOWN THEIR THIl OFFICER OFFICERFIRIO OFFIERS OFFIERSIRI OFFICERSnRIt6 FIRIO IRI SQVAD U SHIFTS FT AIM UtIno UtInoCOIItVW FROM FROMCODKMEn P11011coDtMvEP CODKMEn COIItVW COMRADES COMRADESMutiny CIl C0URt nuIs nuIslltn 1El 1ElMutiny Mutiny lltn at Mtitu When Prisoners Pl onrr Arc rp Lined Linedln IInrllIy LinedIiI ln Iy for RxloUtlon RlettonCoaek Ret1tioaCosiaekM Couack Called Caled on onThirty Onlrt OnThirty Thirty lrt KlllMl KI Before Order Ord r l It He Hetored RI RItor Restoredomer storedomer tored tor dOmer omecr Slain Matn at at Cronstadt CronstadtSpecial Cronltalt CronltaltJtlal CronctadtSpectal Special Jtlal Cable Drspitcli Dtptc lo TON Tn SUN SUNLONDON su surOSIS SUNLonj LONDON rOSIS July 11According I Il According to tho thoMorning thoJJJrni1g thehIirnap Morning JJJrni1g 181 PsIafter after the mutineers mutneers uuuumtl eerswhio who took tookpart wokpart tookpart part in tho recent recnt outbreak outhrak at Llbau wore wereoverpowered woreoorpowered woreoverpowered overpowered twentythree twentythre of them were weresentenced werentelctd weresentenced sentenced ntelctd to bo shot A half doen dmn had hadbeen hadIen hadbeen been executed when an increase Incren In the themutiny themutny themutiny mutiny mutny Induced the commandant cmmandant to t post postpone psl pslpne postpono pone pne the execution execulon of the remainder rlDnlndar while whilehe whie whiehe whilehe he telegraphed to t St Petersburg Petrshug for In Instructions InstructlonH instructions structions He received orders to t shoot shootall shootul shootall all ul the prisoners prisonersAccordingly prionert prisonersAccordingly Accordingly Aordlngl11 a shooting Hhoolng party was formed formedand formednnd formedand and another another anotherbatch latch of mutineers mutne ynutineerswasdrawn ynutineerswasdrawnup wan waldrawn waldrawnup drawn drawnup up hut upon upn recevlng rclng the command cmmd to t fire flrethe fre frethe firethis the firing fring squad Btuad turned tured and shot thot their thllr offi officer of officers cer cr killing kilng a damn of them themA A detachment detchment of Cossack GOfack who bad hll been beenheld ben benheld beenheld held In reserve rene were instantly Instanty ordered orderedto to overpower overper the firing fring squad hut they theymet theymet theymet met with resistance reiltnc and a fierce ferce fight fght fol followed followod ol ollowod lowod Twenty or thirty Cossack Cssack were werekilled wer werekilled killed kiled before the mutineer mutlnel were wer quelled quelledAnother queled queledAnolher quelledAnother Another incident Incdent Illustrating luHtrtng the pre prevailing pr prvaing provailing vailing vaing mutinous mutnous spirit occurred orred at Cron Cronstadt Cronstadt on onstdt stadt stdt An officer omor there tber shot and an killed kied a anaval anavil anaval naval navil reservist rlrlt for refusing to obey an anorder anorder anorder order whereupon eight of the th retwrvldtH retwrvldtHcomrades rerylts reryltscomradea reseryistscomrades comrades set upon the officer olCr and stabbed stabbedhim Htabbd Htabbdhim stabbed1dm him to death dath with their bayonet hayonet The Themutineers Te TemutlneI Themutlrmeers mutineers mutlneI will wllndoubfedly undoubtedly be b executed executedPOTEMKW eecuted eecutedPOTFjl executedPOTMIIN POTEMKW POTFjl N SIKH Ul IV V IIARROR IIARRORMutineer 1R 114 RUOR RUORMuthiteii R I IIutlr Mutineer Iutlr Opened OptnN Hem N Cocks lud oUks Before lef ore They TheyLeft Tlp TlpldC Theyleft Left the tle Battleship BattleshipaprcM BalfieshmipcpectI atUrhlp atUrhlpPtla aprcM Ptla Cable Clbl Dttptleh Olrl to Tun Til Nun SUKKuirKNiijK SUI NunKukrsnrijx KuirKNiijK KtBrJDJB Rumania Kmnl July 10 The Run Runsiun Russian Rimssian sian battleship battehlp Knlaz Hnlz Potemkin Tavri Tavritcheskywhich Ta Tavritcheskywhlelu I Itchskywhieh tcheskywhich was wal surrendered Rurrnder byher mouth mutinous mut mouthnow now nOI crew crw to the Rumanian Rumnian Government Governmentwhich Governmentwhich overnmentwhich which in i turn handed hande the vessel vetel over to toAdmiral toAdmiral I Admiral Admirl Kruger Krusr of the Russian RURlin Navy a y did didnot didnot didnot not nail 0 i for Sebastopol baltoplwhre where It wan pro proposed proposed posed to fakeher lake her for the reason tlon that the themutineers thelutlneel themumutineers mutineers lutlneel before bfor they left lef her h r opened her hersea hersea hersea I sea cocks cocksThe cockl cocksThe I Inotic The slow leakage lekage which followed folowed was not notnoticed notnoticed noticed notic for some ImE time and ald before bfor It could couldbo coud coudb couldbe bo b stopped ppetbe the venae vessel sank eighteen eighten inches inchesand inchesand and U 1 now uowltng resting on the thl bottom btom She is isbeing I Ibeing Isbeing being pumped pUlped out Olt and her officer nay nayshe sa saHhe sayaims she will wil be ready redy to sail si on Wednesday WednesdayAdmiral WednesdayAdnuirni Admiral Pkarwsky Pirwsky aboard abard th th the battle battleship btle btlehlp battleship ship hlp Tcheftine TchOI xoys 1 sas the Czar Czr is i much grati gratified Kratlfe grutlfled fled fe that Rumania RUIJnl handed bded over the ship Il p to toth t tothe th th the Rimslans RItIIB It I lbwas won wl done doe on King Rlal Charlona Charlonaown Charl8 Charl8own Charlessown own initiative iitatie Runnl Rli not having havng requested requestedit requete it Admiral PisarwHky adds that Admlrl Pllky complete completeorder cnpleteorder completeorder order now nOpl nowprevaflsmdn prev fhion n all al vessel ieis esH ls of theBAck the theBlack timeBlack Black BAck Sea Sa fleet fleetTORfEDO ft ftTIIII fleetT0RED0 TORfEDO TIIII 1 HO 1JT IWAT AT SCRREXnERS SCRREXnERSCrew fCRREDnS fCRREDnSrf Crew rf Put Under LmmiierArreet Arrest rrril When nhln They TllfS Land Landat Iandat landat at Kebaslopol Kebaslopolfiptctal Hrhaltopll Hrhaltopllpulal l4ebastopelSpecial Special Cable Hesptitclt Jtpalcl la o THK THI sirs sirs8KRA8TOPOt Str StrSIBUrlPOL SnSEiiAsropob 8KRA8TOPOt SIBUrlPOL July JuylOThe 10 10Time The Russian Hlan tor torpedo torpedo brp510 pedo boat bat No 267 which whh accompanied 10mpIle the theKniaz th theKajar Kniaz Klz Potemkin on o her tr mutinous mutnouH cruise cruisearrived crui cruisearrived arrived Irrwd here today tony from Kustendje Ru Ruinonlu Rumaxim maxim mai where wher she abandoned abdon her consort consortHer lOMortHer tonaortHer Her crew cr1 consisting cOM nr of nix sixteen lten teen men menvoluntarily mn mnvoluntarly menvoluntarily voluntarily voluntarly surrendered surndt pleading that thattheir thattheir thattheir their mutinous mutno conduct co dt woe WI compelled cmpeled by bythe bythe bythe the crew ere1 of tbeKna the theKnJaz Kaiaz Potemkln They Theywere Tey Teywere Theywere were placed Qnder arrest and lodged on onthe ontbe onthe the transport tra trafmsp prt rt Prout ProutThe Prut PrutThe ProutThe The transpcri tranlp r Veoha V ha also alaol8 is here hereLOOT her herIOO here1oaT LOOT IOO FROM THE Tii IOTEMKIX IOTEMKIXRebrlf lOrEtKI lOrEtKIleblll IOTEiI KIN KINflebfls Rebrlf leblll RtM 8 to Have HaveHanded Handed Hlnfo 110 JIIO SISO04h MIO to tothe totlt tothe the tlt flevttaUantiT feouta r Committee Committeevpfffal tommltee tommlteerlal Cmmitteepctat vpfffal rlal Cat Ca Call tt Dttjxall lo THE T MOM MOMVIKKKA HUNYUN SUNYisHA VIKKKA YUN A July JuITI0Tho 10 The correspondent corpndent of the theFreit theri thereie Freit ri Prmoi Pm8 at atKuS Kustendje ndJe describes dcb Matu Motuschonks MatuIchenkBt1eJeade Matuschenics schonks IchenkBt1eJeade the leader of the th mutiny mutny on the theKritaz theKrfz theKniax Kritaz Krfz Potemidn potmla as an interesting interestng youth youthand youthInd youthand and Ind says sYR hue bflidepIy deeply depressed depe8d at lt the thefailure thefailure failure faiur He distributed dlstrbu d 65000 650 rubles from fromthe fromthe fromthe I the military miiary chest cbe of o the Knlaz Potemkin Potemkinamong PotemklnImong Potemkinamong among Imong the crew ew The Te Russian Rus lan Consul COlul at atKustendje atKURttndje atKusteudje Kustendje KURttndje pays there was wal 700000 700 rubles rublesaboard rublf rublfabord rubiesaboard aboard abord which was as handed over to the theRussian theRURmn theRusein Russian RURmn revolutionary rvolutonry committee commitee by the themutineers themutiners themutineers mutiners mutinersBOJ mutineers1101S mutineers mutineersnOlS nOlS BOJ FIRE FIR FVLMIXATK FVLMIXATKAnrt IIJllT IIJllTAld And Ald It I Knock InOkl Twenty Twet of o Them Trm Flat Fat and andShakes andMbakel andShakes Shakes Mbakel tti te Block BloekTwelveyearold 81otkTwelveYlarold BlockTwelveyearold Twelveyearold Nicholas Nlohol Parello Parelo of Frog FrogHollow Frol FrogHollow Hollow Holow In Fast 140th ih street Htrt found in the theroadway therodway theroadway roadway in front of his home yesterday yesterdaya ye8tray ye8traya yesterdayatinean a atinean tin tn can an full ful of blasting cartridge crrdg primers primersHe prmeI He divided with his hil playmates playmats Tho boys boysall bYR bYRal boysall all al knew kne1 what the primers primer were wer for moot mootof mOt mOtof mostof of their fathers fathel work for contractors ontrotl They Theyagreed Tey Teyagreed Theyagreed agreed to take the fulminate fulminte out of the theshells theIhel8 theshells shells Ihel8 put it all together togther and have one real realloud lal lalloud realloud loud noise no1 Instead lDtad of a number of smaller smallerones Imaler Imalerone8 smallerones ones They emptied empted the powder pwder Into the thecan thecn thecan can cn and Mood lo tbe can cn in the middle mddle of the theroadway therodway theroadway roadway rodway and ad some twenty of them crowded crowdedround orowde crowdedround round It Elevenyearold Elevn yearold Abraham Abrham Kosit Kositof KUI KUIof Kassof of 916 East Et 149th 140thtrt t4Qthstreet treet touched touche off of the ex explosive exploie oxplosive plosive ploie with ltbmtch ltbmtchAU match amatchAll matchAll All the buildings bUdlp in the neighborhood neighbrho shook shookand Ihook Ihookan shookand an and all the boys b wpro 1 flung ung down cut and andbleeding an andbleeding blflnr bleeding Men Mn some distance dtno away awaY were wereknocked wer wereknocked knocked down A piece piec of tin out through throughtbe tbe clothing cloth1g of Michael Mohel Cappoll Cppl half a a block blockoff blookof blockoff of off and left a two inch Iob gash gh over his hi heart heartItalians hpa heartitalianS r Italians IalanI poured pur out of their rooms roml and andmade andmade andmade made for the spot Rpt where the boys bYI were werelying wereIyi worelying Iyi lying In the roadway rodwa In a few fe1 minutes minutesthere mlnute minutesthere there were a thousand of them The parents parentsof prnts prntsof of some of the injured injur children chidrn picked them themup themup themup up and carried crried them home Those Thol8 who whojeemed whoemed ho hoseemed seemed emed to t be b the worst WOlt hurt were carried carriedIntoa carlec carrle4intoa Intoa contractors office ofc near Morris Morr avenue avenueAn avenueA avenueAn A An ambulance ambulanc surgeon surgon was kept busy blY half halftn halfan halfan an hour attending atding to them The Te boy by who whoHad whohad whohad Had found fod the can cn of primers prlmer went to the thehospital thehOpital thehospital hOpital hospital One Ol of bin h lungs had been bn pierced piercedijy piercd piercdby piercedby by a piece pleo of tin and it is I not thought that thatlie thathe thathe he lie can cn live liveA lve lveA liveA A twoyearoW twoyearol boy living Ivln at t S20 62 East East149th Eat Eat10th st st149th 10th 149th street Htrt was wI injured injurd internally Intraly Ho Homay le lemay liemay may die dieThe dieTbe dieflue The police took tok the names nmes of six others otherswbo othel otlm rs rswho plc wbo were wer cut and burned bured A few wore woreMuutersby werolnbJ werepassersby passersby lnbJ Capt Cpt Tighe mode me a prisoner prinonerf ploner plonerof of f the boy by who touched tuoed the match mth to the thex thepwder thepowder powder x wder and nineyearold Charles Carles Rlnaldi Rlnaldiwho Rnaldi Rnaldiwho Rinaldiwho pwder who helped helpd set at it off of Both Bth boys bY were werenimcd werobured wereburned burned bured and Kas K was W made mae temporarily temporarilyleaf tmprrly tmprrlydtf temporarilydeaf leaf dtf by the explosion uplolon The Te police plk were werervlc wer weretrying trlnl trying to Ilar learn last alt night who lef left the de dc dctonating around loose loosePIYUEIISOUAX tonatng tonating cp caps arour loo I IptR ptR PIYUEIISOUAX Om AU ALA1UEOVOUPfTtLN ALA1UEOVOUPfTtLNtiervlceVta fOtQ PtN PtNtrtoV trtoV tiervlceVta rvlc TU P R f l It J R a see mt Seaboird abr Air l lisa Le Xf I S SLeaves Leaves ae New York Yo 1231 1 noon UO arTless anni Blrmlatban Blrmlatbantit JlllbU tit day 4 tat as t 1 it ojnce ODc uu lIccwr Brndwty i WOUI WOlLD HE KlVfi OF HlLGARtA mLOtIIA mLOtIIAlrhlO IHLO4111APrlmoe HlLGARtAIrlnoo lrhlO Irlnoo Ferdinand Maid ald to Plan lleularatlo lleularatloof Urelarton Urelartono o of Indepndente Independence of Is Ills COlltr COlltrSputol Countrypc1o1 Country CountryUpttlat Upttlat Ct Cadle r Dtsfttlch Jtpalrh to Tnl TnK Su SuD SUN131ablN SUN SUNBKRLIV D BKRLIV RN Jul July lI i0U 10 It is rl reported rt here that thatPrinc thatPrince thaPrince Princ Prince Ferinand Ferdinand hiA has resolved rKlv 1 to take adanlge advantitge ad advantage vantage anlge of Rus RusxiaH lal weakness and proclaIm proclaImhlmsolf proclaimhimself proclaitihimself himself King of Bulgaria on Aug lg 2 He HehA Hi Hiban hA ban accrdlal according to tho rlport report persuadoe perRuadedGerman persuadeiCiernmany persuadoeGermany Germany German Great Brltnn Brllinn and AURtrla Austria not notlo notto no noto to OppOIO oppose his acton actonJ action actionIf J If Turkey lrltey forcibly oPPolt opposes it hV he Is deterI deterrimmed deter dctormined I rined mined to l fight ht for the independence IJI peJlencE of ofulgQrht ofBulgaria o oBulgorm Bulgaria BulgarialmEt BulgormIEAItr ulgQrhtlIln IEAItr lIln lmEt If JETS T SOOOIf sr MORE MOREKvplorer 1IOREExplorer In InI Explorer I pllrfr Sa Sass Nth the tIm lloosevcll IOOt11 mil I Hoi HoiNorth Hal MmmliNorth North Tomorrow rolorrow Night NightCommander Nightomnmarider Ilhl IlhlCommalder Commander Commalder Robert Robrt E Ponry Penn announcet announcetlat Inllncd Inllncdwt announced announcedlast lat last wt t night that thlt during durng tho day da ho had ro roreived rl rltIed recalved calved tIed 0000 In contributions cntrbltons toward equip equipping Cluip Cluipping equipplug ping the Uqottcvelt Uopeelt expedition expellon Of thi thiamount tti ttiamolnt this thisaniomint amount amolnt 0000 O oce came CUle from a I Wall Wnl Street Streefinancier Streetfnacel Streetfinancier financier fnacel whoosked wGIpd Mr Peary to keep keel his hliname hlBname hisname name a secret The other othC 1000 0 was Wa giver giverby glenh givenby by h John S Huyler JIler This hl makes nllogetbei nllogetbei1B00 nlolethel nlolethelStOOO StOOO 1B00 that the explorer lion hl received rlcld luring duriiij1tbe dull luringtime the last lst week wimkCommander wlk wlkCommander weekCommander Commander Peary PP3r hustled hlEted around yp yester yesterafternoon f tcr tcrday terday day afternoon aCeloon tpentling lpJlding tho money mone ho hue huereceived hadreceived ud udceld received celd und us 11 a remit re ult there wero weretimes bun bunlines hlr hlrIm lines Im aboard the IlooHcvclt to tvelt last la t night nightOne nl nightOne ht htOne One of the first f t things ho hI bought Ollht wasnlnetj wasnlnetjfathoms was nlnet nlnetfatholl ninety ninetyfathoms fathoms fatholl of 1 inch rabin rids was wa planed plareiaboard plarednbonrd planedaboard aboard the ship last night nllht rime fl explore exploreKttld eplorersaid eIularersaid said yesterday that ho hop d l to get t nvn nvnnot Iwar Iwar10t away awaynot not 10t later iter than tomorrow night nightLITTLE nl nightJTTLE ht htIITTU LITTLE TIM TII A t FAItMER FAItMERHas lI lrJlm lrJlmIu IthI ER ERhas Has Iu an Option Opto on a lug lt Ilace llac Near Nearlenut Slar SlarIenu rar rarI lenut lenutPITTSFIKLD IenuPnrKIID I enus enusPvrsrlEmD PITTSFIKLD PnrKIID Mass Ma July Jil 10 IThe iOihe The Hon HonTimothy HonTimothy lionTimothy Timothy P Sullivan Hul1 of New ew York has hasdecided ha hadoldod hasiOcidOd decided doldod to Invade the lair fi of the millionaire millionaireHe miionaire miionairee nmihllonalresHe He has secured lurKe farm farmon fnrmon farmon e hal ecure an option opton on u urge on the I Lenox noi road alx about ut midway midw between betweenl h ImetweeruLemuox tw 1 l Tnox tiox und Pittafield Pi tfelt nnd n nd said o J today toduybefore todaybefore v vI before he left Pittslleld Pltlleid that he would ould buy buythe hl bmwthe I the property proprty and build 1111 u I country ounly lioti hOlae hOlaeA house houseA e eA A little ltl beyond leond Mr Ir Sullivans lullan property propertynre proJrty proJrtyae nre the rBsideiiceM id lc of Mrs I Hkhiml Anch Anchniuty Amhmlty 4ieimamilty niuty mlty and Ind Mrs frH Willluni Wllum H I Bradford of ofXew ofew ofNew New ew York Tho ho New IW York politician Iloltlcln ban banbeen hHhen hmsiitn been hen in this thl city cty for or a I week wtk vUlrlng vllrlnl Frank FrankCarey FrankCarey FrankCarey Carey a member of the Broadway Bradway polled polledHquad ple plequad polIcesquad quad He H wart wal delighted delghtp with wih wit Ii the I he country countryFLASItLWHT countryI countryii FLASItLWHT I ii UJUOll I SIIIOI1 I 1IIOTO 111fl EIDECK EIDECKlei 1 I IHII IHIIIn I lIE l lin In the lit fiult ul iiit of Allison 11 lIioim ou Aitatnst aln t III I Ills Cousin Cousinaud IU ouslimaud II IIDud aud Ills lb Wife WifePHIJADKIHHIA hirePnuouuimuzi lr lrPHIIDI PHIJADKIHHIA PHIIDI III July 101 I 10 1 1 Wesley WpI Alli AlliBon Al Allison son this wealthy wIa1hy PlilludolpIiUin Phludelphlan who on Fri Krlday Fr Friday day dav of last IIL week welt caused causd the arre arrest t of hw hwwife hi Imiswife wife wire and hi lila cousin William Wiiam C Allirtou AllirtouIs AI ou Is 11 an 11 expert photographer photlrlpher a fact which may mayhave lay layha mayhave have ha vo an Important Imprtant bearing barng upon IJ0n the ca CIKe CIKewhen cuss cusswhen e ewhen when once ole it reaches rechA court courtBefore commrtBefore lrt lrtHefor Before Hefor the open OpOI break came between btwcou Mr Mrand Mrand lr lrand and Mrs Allison AIon they the passed 1ltd several toverl sum summers IUI IUImer sunumoors moors mer ut Cape C pe May Mr Alllton AIIKI took tok many manyphotograplia Unny Unnypbotogrl11 manyphotographs photographs pbotogrl11 of scenery Hnory and at It times time to topUifeJbj toob tootjgeJhJg1andewould pUifeJbj ob otjgeJhJg1andewould Jciendarwould cd woud take ke a a flashlight flashlightphotograph fashUglt fashUgltplotgrph flashlight1iotraplm assembled assembledin photograph plotgrph of some sme group in the evening eveningHe He kept the flashlight faahlght powder and his hiscamera hlRcamera hiscamera camera in a hall hal closet cott and according accordingto accordlK accordlKto to his hlI friends fred ho returned reture home hOno unexpected unexpeetededly wlexpeetd wlexpeetdadly unexpectedediy edly one night a few hours hU after afer midnight midnightand midight midightald umuidnightand and ald was 1 suddenly seized seizd with a desire desir to tomake tomake tomake make a flashlight faahUght photographof photgrph of a room in I his hiscottage hiscttKe hmiscottage cottage cttKe He used u tho utmost utmOt caution outon and andnot andnot andnot not a sound disturbed dturbd the stillness stln of the thehouse theho theluouse house ho until unti the explosion explo lo of the flashlight flashlightMr fahlght fahlghtMr Mr Allison AIon has hat kept the picture that de developed de developd doveioped veloped velopd upon upn the plate and Ids hi friends say sayit IY IYIt sayit it will wi be b the backbone bckhole of his evidence evidenceMR evidenc evidencR evidencehIR MR R ROOT WITHDRAWS WITIIDI4H TODAY TODAYWill TODUWi Wi 11 Will h11 Have inI a Conference Here l re With Ib Mayor MayorWeaver Mayorteaver Iaor Iaornr Weaver WeaverPmijADBMMiiA teaverPuuADatmummt nr nrPHUADRIrUB PmijADBMMiiA July lOEllhu IOElhu Root Rootafter Rot RotnCer Rootafter after nCer a conference cnference tomorrow tomorow in New York Yorkin YorkIn YorkIn in which Mayor Weaver Mosfirs M8I Gordon GordonAuerbach GordonAUlrbach GordonAuerbach Auerbach AUlrbach and others othen will wi take part par will willformally wi willformally formally formaly withdraw as counsel ouna counse to t the thoMayor theMayor theMayor Mayor MayorThe MayorThe MayorTe The Te conference onfernc will wi bo b held at Mr Roots Rootsoffice Rts Rtsofce flootsoffice office ofce At this meeting metnK it Is believed bleed that thatthe thatthe thatthe the general scope scp of the fltrton filtration inquiry inquirywill Inqur inquirywill will w1 lie discussed discl and the plans for tho thofuture thotltur thefimture future tltur settled settledJust ftto settledJust Just JIt what tho men who have been bn so soindustriously 10 soIndustriously industriously delving into the te McNIchol McNIcholcontract Mc MoNioholcontracts lohol loholcntmct contract cntmct havo in mind is known only to tothemselves totMmalves tot1mimselves themselves themselvesCOXFEREXCE tMmalves tMmalvesCOFEIECE t1mimselvesCOVFEItENIJE COXFEREXCE COFEIECE O OV WATER WATERMayor WITEIrMayor tTEI tTEIaor Mayor aor MeClellans rCIflanl Commission Commllion to Meet MeetState MeetState IrttNtate State Water atlr Board Doald on o Friday FridayThe Frtda FrtdaThe FridayTime The commission commiHlon appointed appointe by Mayor MayorMoClellan MayorMcCelan MayorMcClellan MoClellan McCelan to prepare plans for providing providingthe the city with additional additonal water supply will willmeet w wmlet willmeet meet mlet tho State water board on Friday Frday at 2 P M 1 at tho offices olCC of Charles Charie A Shaw ShawS4 34 Pine street streetAll Itreet ItreetAl streetAll All Al propositions prOpOtioM decided deided upon by b tho tholocal tholonl timelocal local lonl commission commlflon fpr obtaining obtining new sources sourcesof sOlrces sOlrcesof sourcesof of supply Kpply for the city et must mlst have the ap approval approval approval proval of the State Stte In order orcor to expedite expeditematters expedit expeditematters matters mattrs the two boards hOlrd will w1 as far flr as a possible possiblework pOMlblework possiblework work in conjunction onuncton and have decided decidedto delde to confer together tgether from time tme to time timeFridays tme tmeFrdaya timeFridays will be tho first t of these Fridays Frdaya w1 fr con conferences on onferene conferences ferences ferencesMISS ferene ferene1US ferencesMISS MISS 1US POTTS POTTf WILL I FHiHT FHiHTLawyer FWHTIViCr UJHTIawrr Lawyer Engaged l n a f1 to Defend neelilertn Ilerln Diamond Diamondnine DiamondItns DiamondRing nine Itns Caw CawPBiiAnEirniA Cal CalJHIADFIIIA CaselnhIAnaIVIIIA PBiiAnEirniA JHIADFIIIA July JIly 10 10Dr Dr Charles S SPotts Spottl SPotts Potts pottl has hl engaged Attorney Atorey A S L Shields Shieldsto Shield to t defend his sister Ilstr Miss MI8 Emma Franco FrancoPottswhohnH FrancosPottswbohas rnri rnriPott PottswhohnH Pott who hns been hn beenaccusod accused aeOed of tho theft thef of ofa ofa ofa a diamond ring rlnp from frm his hil former friend friendMrs friendMI friendMrs MI Mrs Frank trank Harper Inrpr Jardon JardonThe Jaron JaronThe JardonThe The first frt effectjof etetof Mr Shieldss engage engagement engagement engagemeat ment as al counsel Cunsel was wa the announcement announcementthat announcmont announcmonttht tht that there would be no settlementof Rettementof the thecose thecRe thecase case cRe Miss MI8 Potts PotA will w1 now fight fgbt to t a finish finishIt fnlah fnlahI finishIt It I was wal stated statt today tday that the te case C8e had hadbeen hadbn hadbeen bn been on a fair way toward a settlement settlementbut Aettement Aettementbut had the of the theattorney theattrey theattorney but that publicity publcity hd upset upet plans pls attrey attorney who had been bn acting aa 1 mediator mediatorbetween meitr meitrbetwen mediatorbetween betwen between the Jardens Jaren8 and1 ad the Potts Pott family familyFFER famiy famiyOFFER familyOFFER OFFER TJIRONE TO PRINCE PRCI KARL KARLorway KAII KAIINorwa KARl1Norway Norway orway Now Pick the Chf second 8t01d Hon of Kin KinChristian King KtosCrlatan KingCtmrhitlatm Christian Crlatan of Denmark Denmarklirrfcil DonmarkpHII DenmarkSpctil lirrfcil pHII Cei4 iM Dripaleli Drpolrl lo TIIK Til SUN SDKCHRISTUNIA SUNCKI8TUNIA SONCHRISTIANIA CHRISTUNIA CKI8TUNIA July 10 10I 10It It IH II stated Ktat d that thathe thatthe thatthe the he throne thrne of Norway Nor1ay has hA been offered offeredo oter t to o Prince Prnoe Karl of Denmark second In son on of ofvlng ofKing ofKing King Christian Crstan It I U I lu not known whether whothorje he je will w accept acceptIf acep If l he does the youngest ounrlRt daughter dalghtfr of o King KingSdward KlnlEward RingEdward Edward Eward of Great Oret Britain Hrllin will wi become becomeJueon hrcomoQuceu becomeQucoim Jueon of Norway she 8hl having married marriedrinceKorl mnrre marriedPrince PrMe Prince rinceKorl Kalin Karl in 1896 150 while whie Prlncew PrncC Margaret Margaretof of if Connaught Cnnauabt niece niol of King Kdwnrrl fownrl who whoately wholty wholately lately lty marled Pe Prince PrDce GuMavus GUllavu Adolphus Adolphusion AOlphuI AOlphuIln ion ln of tho Crown Prince Prnce of Sweden R IM is II the theiroopootlve theprolpoUve theprospeetive iroopootlve prolpoUve Queen Q cen of that that tba1 country oountr countryI I RAIN NIAGARA CHECKS HEAT BEATI I II I ia ICIR xciiis iEi4I4 11 1 iV 10 1IVTFS uixtirs uixtirs2JO I y3tt 1 IX 1 THE TIll SHOWER SHOWERKills JJER ti I Ilhils Kills 111 lilaiid Uiilldlncs Brooklyn Borough BoroughHall BoroughIbiD 111lal Hall lal and Steam Stun Yacht alt Kcmlnole Struck Struckby Struokby by 1 llshtnlnrr Ilhlnln LigimtnhimTemperatimre Temperature Trmpcr lae Dropped Dropp J J2llegrcesiihlIethe 20 2llegrcesiihlIethe Decrros Ue1rC11 While hiI the RaIn Wa W Falling FallingIt FlnJ FlnJI ft ftIt I It 1 was WI unpleasantly warm war yesterday yesterdaybut YCWrdy YCWrdyI yesterdaybut I but them ther have 111 been hrn many other July day dayrthat daythat daysthat that comparatively compartlnly might bo b called caod torrid torridA trid tridfeTn A fierce feTn electrical Ilctrlml storm that converted convertedtho convere tho dripping drlpplnj air of nil ul the boroughs into intoi Intoun Intoan i un rerlal rrlCI Niagara Iagnr drove tho temperature temperaturej tempraturo tempraturoI temperaturedown j I down from Its It maximum of SO to qo t degreed degreedin dgrC in less 11 than two hours in the afternoon afternoonTho awroon awroon11hl afternoonTho Tho storm the southwest southwestucrotw southwestacross 11hl torl cnmo out of 80uthwCt 80uthwCtI across nerl Jentey Je e nnd Inll and nlrwhcd JIMhel the blueblack blueblackbackground bl hlnck hlnckhCclrotld ilima1 ilima1ietelcgrammnd I background hCclrotld of o the tli he sky ky with wih jagged light lightThe UghtI ji jtr jtrThe The lightning lghtning did 111 not expend Its Il energy energyaltogether enorgyultogAher cJ cJaitogtimer I altogether ultogAher UIIIOIIK IUIOIK the clouds oud It I dipped dippeddown dippeddown down frequently mquenty smiting omlJng things thln afloat afloatnnd afoat afoatnshor afloatmitmil nnd ashore nshoreWhllu nshorWhle ashoreWhile While Whle the til storm Hturl wan wa rumbling rm lng over the thaButtery theHater Buttery Hater district IItre n nwhlo whlto lanco came cme outof outoftho outoftho outofthe tho torrent and and splintered plnhd the foretopmiwt foretopmiwtj fortopmalt fortopmaltof iJ iJof j of J J M I Robliih4 ltbll Ktoam ttom yacht ch Somlnolo Somlnoloanchored SominoloInchorc Suminoieeanchored anchored Inchorc off 01 the t1 Battery Interr yacht Ylcht basin basini j i j Tho Ktmiinolu Htmlnolu ploi pllltoll ed up anchor and sailed saileddown 8le V Vciwmu down dCwl tho buy Hundreds Hlndrcri who had sought soughtand sugbt sugbta soughtand I and a 11 hi had l not IOt found fouOI shelter theler from rom the down downI downpour 1 pour u under Buttery Haterr park tree were startled startledi ItCrlcd ItCrlcdhr 5 5i i by i the holt that smashed llshed the yachts spar eparund ppr pprald sparmmcl und ald many Iln mnan ruji rll through throuyh the thE park to time thnAquarium th thAquaru1 f Aquarium Aquaru1 and to tho elevated eltatpd road structure structurein RtrtctrP r riii I in II Whitehall Whiehal street streetIt streetit tiett tiettit It WHS a phenomenal deluge delule for these theseparts thegeprt theseparts parts prt arid 1111 tho wettest ten minutes mlnutcl of It Itl Itheal J m mbeat l heal eat nil 11 records relo rd I In II these th1 ton minutes minuteswhich mlnutel mlnutelwhich minuteswhich which ended nt 1 ll I5 1 11 Ir inches inch of rain rainHwept bI bIswept 1 swept Hwept clown in sheets ahlt so o thick that it was wasdifficult wa waI j ri J I difficult dlmclit in see half thw II length lenrth of a block blockThe hlockThe blockihe The obscuration olJclratlon was n us 11 bad as that of a ahetivy aha 1 hetivy ha hme fog The local oITlcial prophets prophat said saidthat 8ld 8ldthlt that thlt till tIck rate of rainfall rlnlal kept up lp an hour hourwould hourwoulc tllui tlluiwomhl would woulc have hl E with wit h its I 730 7 Inches deserved ilnservedtho nrvrd nrvrdth m mthuti tho th title of u tropical shower Th The flood floodgates fod fodg floodgmtes gates g t1 let looiti 25fi liuihes Inoll between Itwcn 2IS 2ISatul 21 21lud 215mmti atul lud 4J 4 P 1 1 M I and ali choked the thl sewers 1cr in inmany InlalY im1f l lmmmutm many lalY mmmutm pnrtu of Manhattan Malhilan and and Brooklyn Brooklynflooding Brokl BroklfoudJlg lirooklnfloodicug flooding foudJlg the cellar relll of South HOlth and ald West Weststreets WesttreetH streets us aIIII usual Tho temperature temperatue touched touchedthe touche touchedtime the til lowiwt notch 10tch ut lt 400 0 P M I and ad tnen tnenHluwly tnentlowlr thenslowly slowly tlowlr went Wtut up lp the tube tlhe again to 80 degrees degreesnear deg near which point is int It llnrred lingered Humidity in increnned Incrlu Incrctmiceti crenned crlu d ugaln Igall und nc mother II0thr thunderstorm thunderstormthreiit thlnderstem thlnderstemthr l lthiretutumed threiit thr thiretutumed thiretutumedlime lt neU neUn uedrhe lime n 1I bl triltj Ellis T rsiatud I t u uart known big structure trlctll at FJII Tailnd Icown Icownlt art lt the administration adllluintratol building Luldlng wan WIH hit hittwice hittwke ij ijtwice twice but riot in the same lrie place pht by light lightning lght lghtIlng lttTt lttTtuuiug ning Ilng The first frbl crash crath did no damage but butJ butthe J the second Iccmd coming right on its glittering glitteringheels gUttrng 4i4j 4i4jheels rf rfIielr heels Iielr ripped off 0 ten tel feet ff of the roof rof over overl overiii l iht information Infonnnton bureau und 111 smashed amWhe a askylight akyiight j J I m1 m1I k I skylight klght and a ventilator cntlator Many May persons personsI prtl t tI 1i 1iwaiting I I waiting wlltl to welcome friends frendl who bad just justlandud Ju justlanded t t11nnfo landed ut the island were thrown into intopanic Intopanic tll tllpanic I 11nnfo panic by the flash fash detonation detonaton and the thesmashing It Iti 1 1smashing t smashing BJl hlnl of wreckage Several Severa women womenI t tbecame i I became bcame hysterical and many may of the tle 2000 2000Immigrants r000Izmmmlgiants 0 Iif t I

Immigrants llml lanb in a I room adjoining the In Inquieted I 1 i I I forlltlon formation bureau bgan began howl howlina onll t j IJ IJICrnlg Vt1 ICrnlg screanumflg The o officials fdnl 1 bd bad J1em 1 aW all 5I 5Iscreanumflg 11H jm jmquieted II I I Iquiete quieted quiete within a few fe minutes minutesThe mlnutC minutesThe The rush rih of water at the Battery Hattry flooded floodedtho foodOf V I Itime I J I the subway tuhwa roadbed radbed to within a few inches inchesof lit litI of the third rail rai But Hit it was all al pumped pumpedout I II I II 1 I out Olt in I a jiffy jiffyThe jiy J ihcl1 ihcl1lime 11 11I The I16 downpour downpur created crated a flood food at the in intersection i Intersection I tersection terctlon of White street Itret with Centre ntre and andElm 1 j 0 0Elm i iElm Elm streets ftret the t he water watr rising rlng until unUI the theCriminal timeCriminal f fCriminal Criminal Courts Court Building Buiding became bcme an In island islandnnd 1Ind j f r1 r1and qi qiand and rivers into base basements basemente and the cataracts entmct r vel ran bl t tment ments ment and first frt floors fool of shops Ihop and saloons saloonsThe salol r 1 1The The he proprietors pro prietoI of the th shops Bhop tried tr to block blockthe blok blockthe I IIt the flood fod with mopsand moJ mope and cuss CU words word but butit butit it was bailed halod with delight delght by a crowd cowd of ofurchins j I J t turchln urchins urchln who improvised iproved bathing suits suit and andplunged andplunge andplunged plunged plunge gaily giy into the muddy current currentThe curnt curntThe currentThe The steps step of the court COlr building buiding were wer crowded crowdedwith croded crodedwith crowdedwith with people pople watching wntchig the sport apr In places placesthe plac JI JIthe the water watr was over three thr feet deep dep and ad a aflre I afire J fire fr engine responding rlpding to an alarm alar lost lostits 10tj 10tjis i iits its fire in the passage of the ford The TheOffice Thewater Thewater is fr pag water rO rose unti until It cme came Into the Coroner Coroners CoronersOffic Office OfcC and ran down into the basement basementwhere blmont blmontwhere I Iwhere where it i partly prtly extinguished extinguhed the fires tr under undertho uder udertho m mthe tho boilers biers In the basement blment of the th Knabe Knabesaloon Kab Knabesaloon saloon at White and Centre streets strt Deputy DeputySheriff Dputy DputyHherll DeputySheriffMcFaddens Sheriff Hherll SheriffMcFaddens McFaddens pet pt terrier met a watery waterygrave waterygrne waterygrave grave The premises prm of the saloon Alon wer werdamaged we were j I Idamaged damaged to the extent extn of S5 600 After Aftr a awhile awhio 1 1while with their work workand workand L Land while whio tbe sewers 81el caught up thi j and the people pople in the Criminal Crmlnnl Courts Cur Build Building Buld Buldins ing ins were wer enabled to escape escp without boat boatThe bo boatsThe The Te police polce In Manhattan Mnnhnttl heard her of sigh eighteen ellhten m j jteen attended ambu ambuIdnce ambnIinc I Iimthce teen ten heat hot cases atonded by Idnce Iinc Burgeons turgns Eight Eght persons plon became becameill bcma bcmaI s i4 i4ill ill I in the streets atrll probably probbly from the beat beatThere bet betTher beatThere There Ther were six stiddon slddon deaths deth and one of ofthose ofthoR 1t 1tthose those thoR wan WI credited crdited to the th heat het Dr James JamesT Jams JamsT T Pilcher Ploher an interne Intrno at Bellevue DUeyue was wasovercome W8 W8overcome I Iovercome overcome at It Third avenue lenle and Twenty Twentythird Tenty Tentythird Twentythid third street atret An ambulance ambulanc took tok him to toBellovue toBeleIH toBellevue Bellevue BeleIH BROOKLTN BOROUGH DORuen DALt HIT HITBorough JT JTBor0ljh I IBorough Borough Bor0ljh Hall Hnl in Brooklyn bcme becametime became becamecharge i ithe the targt target for a strtlig startling elecrc olectrical I db dbm dbmcharge charpe charge a bolt of Hghtnlnp lightning strlkln striking andfhlverinp andshivering and andshivering fhlverinp shivering the fatpoe flagpole on the top of te tetower the thetower tower Itunning stunning loral several pns persons in th the thebuilding 4 4building buiding building and fUpndlng suspending for a whie while anItalin an anItalian h i I IItalian Italin Italian marip marriage oromony ceremony in progl progress progressin j t tploy the Aldermens The oldest in rom room em employee r rployee ploy ployee in the bal ball deolrd declared that so far lB as ashe i ihe he could recall recl recalliightning lightning lghtnig had never before beforepaid bfore bforepaid beforepaid paid it such 1 a ferce fierce visittion visitation Whie While noone no noonn ttf ttfone one WI was Injurd injured the 80re scare wa was gnerl general alloyer all allover 1 j jover over the big atrucufrom structurefrom the roof t to theolnr the thecollar lj ljcollar olnr collar and oxtnded extended in loss depre degree t to th thpeopl thepeople the thopeople peopl people I in the Court Hou House Temple Br BrGarfeld Bar BarGarfield ji jiGarfield Garfeld Garfield and other big buiding buildings in th thIcllty ths thsvicinity III I Ivicinity vicinity 4 d j jTime vicinityThe Icllty The lghtnil lightning cut a bll big Hlc slice 01 off tho fg fgpole flagpole flag flagpole pole just blow below the eal18 eagle which tppd topped ItTe it itThe I IThe Te The fg flag which was wa at hlf half malt mast was as unijud un uninjured J s sinjured ijud injured and fel feiion fell on tho tower Bme Some of theeleric theelectric the theelectric eleric electric wir wires wer were burned out and thet therewas there therewan I IwaR wan no lght light In tho buiding building unti until thlY they hadbn had hadbeen jJ i I Ibeen been bn repaired repir three thr hours hour later Coroner CoronorM Coroler CorolerM IP IPthe I j M J Flaherty Fhery wal was in hiI his hi olo office on t tIond the tYtfsecond j jsecond Iond second for floor of the Fulton street lid side ofthe ofthe of ofthe the bulding building and with Ith him we were Ofcer OfcerJOph Officer OfficerJoseph I IJoseph JOph Joseph Lckwoo Lockwood and Jo Joseph cph Mour MourI McGarry McGarrya t1 t1They I a contractorThey ontractor contractor In the little hall ballway hallway They were all standing Ute hal way leading from the main oto offios to th8corIdor the thecorridor Ij Ijcorridor corIdor corridor when the l lightning htning strck struck the tag tagple flag flagpole 4 4pole pole and were dn7 dared dn d for an Instnt instant by thefash theflaslm the thnflash ple fash flash of fre fire which as they describ described i it itneemod i I Iseemed seemed Aomed t to roUln roll In ftom fiom f rom the corld corridorand corridor r and sweeppast sweep sweeppast wep wepplt plt past thlm them Int Into the main otc office I It left nowrck no nowreck j jwreck wrck wreck in its pth path Each of th them m felt a a adUtinct J Jdistinct distinct ditinct shok shokChariR shockCharles shock ChariR Charles Garrison the elevator lnn moan wu wuon wason on hil his way down from the thir third for floor wb when Ju JutIme the crash crsh came Cmf and was so 10 severely leEry shocked Rboke shockedthat j jthat that ho had to drop tho rope rop foran omn instant Intnt Intntnnr Instantand j jand nnr and with difficulty dlfolty kept on his feet fet He HeD Hewalao Hewas walao was so weak when ht he IaOhed oE the lin main for forPare floor floorDeweys D Deweys WT Cure Crap Grpe Jalr and aa4 Pert Wlm Wlmwill wa waw1 Wise Wisewilt will brine blnc a Hallo 11e of lor to four omiv Hick HickN Sck SckT hckN N Ait Adr T T w1 nwe Dewey tw r Ii Sons SOa Co US 1 13 Fallen Ful D St 51 New ew Tori ToriAit tor torAdr YorL YorLAdr I IC C i ia im ia 1 a m a

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I I II IWT t j V t4t 7k 7kF II1oAb I A I L I WI I i If fi M OJ OJII1oAb o ioa u F 1 I IWiIat ihat rihat r t he hod bnto to be b assisted aMlstedfrom from thoolovnto thoolovntoySls the thoelovatoisensation elevAt r rp ySls sensation seMton he heatd said was wa na It a hundrc hundrcjfcharp hUDdr hundrsharp jfcharp p sharp pins pln wore wer etloking etoldDI etloktng all al over his hi bod bodfJamos bOy bOyJ body bodyme Clork ClerktfbBlcra Clorkfo Clorkofflo ibarp J fJamos me Benny a clerk In the City me Rnny flhooltod and hurloeidolons hurlo hurlodeldOong hurloiMdoong tfbBlcra offlo fo WM Wn also al o severely 8evsrly Ind eidolons eldOong against againt tho desk desktThe de de8kTbe k kI tThe Te Tbe Italian Italln wedding party pry numberln numberlnsebout numbring numbringbout numbernI I sebout bout a dozen nsaembled embled In tho Alder Aldermens Aldoninerys AldormenA I ninerys menA mens room a few momenta before befor tl tllightning the thett th thllgbtnlng tt lightning struck and Alderman Dowllni DowllniWho Dowlng Dowlngwhd DowllnMwbo Who WOH WD wa ofllelntlnKi ofclatln was wal wa about to porfon porfonitheceremony pronn pronno porforntho itheceremony tho cermon ceromony when tho big crash occurnx occurnxiVlIe nccurre ncctirrod 1 iVlIe o Je 1Ie postponed post pan cd It until untllll tlm th excitement oxctemlnt ov ovjthe over overthe ove oveL had mibililed mibililedTho Rtlhldedffj L jthe the Incident lub hlo ffj I Tho shock oxtomlod to the two polio poliostations 1010 1010itatons pollcxI I t itatons stations and tbo headquarters hldquartor of tho tb Gran GranArmy Gmnd GranIi i iAr Ii Army Ar Arm and veteran terl firemen trerel In tIm basomoni basomoniTho bnloent bnloentTho basomonttl tl Tho lights Ighls In II lli h olnvntors clovltors 3ln Iitors In the hail lal c cIlficordH of ofRcordl o oI I IlficordH Rcordl worn extinguIshed e1t Ingll hld by tho lhVk lhVkand choc chocnnd hlck hlckand and and In the Adam Adnmi strict st n lt police polce station staton th the theljhtnlnl 12 1 lIghtning ljhtnlnl played a tattoo taloo on tho telephon telephonInstruments 1I101110no 1I101110noInRtnlmlntl tkIIIQninstrurnentH Instruments InstrumentsBolle InRtnlmlntl instrurnentHBelle Belle Dlle Melslnfjer 37 years Iorl old of 40 Con ConI Cancord Concord I cord Btreet ftrct tree was shocked shockld whIm whlo In Tultoi Tultoietreet 1llon 1llonstret Fidtorstreet street stret n nonr por nr Johnson John on nnd hntl to recelvmeIcaI recelv recelvj reho rehomedica j tnedlcal medica attention alentlon beforo being lllg nble to g gi go goto gto i to her hEr home homeif homoJIIREY homeJ1nREY if JRRRGT JIIREY CITY rRPPBRKO rFprFn o nt IY lIOIITNINO lIOIITNINOThe unlTXINn unlTXINnho 1TGflrtHflThe The ho trolley trollY car sorvlcn lardcR orvIc In Jcrnt Jef JcrKy y CIl CIlwas CI CIwaa It Itwas was put plt out olt ot business hllinpi by h tho flooding foodlnj o othe ot otthe othe the power housenml hOlsoanl1 hoiiso and from frol 3 until Iltl 5 oclocl ocloclcars ocock ocockcr oc1o4crowded cars cr crowned crowf111 with wih pnBsenRnrs pnRsenKlr were wlre etalloi etalloiln stalod stalodI I ln I j all al parts prtl of the city cly May Hilla lma telo telophone tdophone lo lophono phone operator In tho Publlo Plblo Sorvlco Cor Corporations Corpomtlonl 1 porations trolley trole offlco ofco in i KxohaiiRO lxchanpe place placewas plncoWI placevae was WI knocked unconscious UIonlcol by lightning lightningwhich Ihhtllnj iblitningwhich which Btnick lt nick a wire Boiticwhoro folcwheT along alonj tin tinllne the thelne thI I Hoe lne Lightning struck trlck a houso hOl10 at 32 32Arlington 373 373Arlngton 23 23Arlington Arlngton Arlington avenue aenlo occupied by h Andrew AmlrowGrggl Andrewt t 1 Origgs Grggl and set fet the top bi floor foor on flro t tlr 1 Tin Tinblaze Theblazo lii liiblaze blaze was oxtlnguUhpil by h city el flroninn flroninnA frolon frolonA A bolt Btruck strlck tho flnRstaff tnKitnt on Huiiin 1111 Bros Brosstore Broi BroiItore flrosBtore store Itore in Newark avenue nCnIH Tho electricity electricityran Ilcctrlct Ilcctrlctmn ran through tJlrouph telephone tellphone wires wlrel leading Iladlnp tc tcPolice to toPolo toI I Police Polo Headquarters Hndqlnrtelin In the rear of tho ston stonand Rtor Rtorlnd tor torI I and lnd Pollco Polc Inspector Samuel Hnmu Archibald Archibaldwho Archlhnldwho Archibaldwho who was n nt the phone got pot a shook Butler HutleiBros ButlerDros IliatlerBros Bros warehouse In Warren Warrln Ptrrot Itrlot wai waiT WIS wnt wntlJ t tlJ 1 T Btruck ltruck and nOi slightly Flghth damaged dalllJld A i IngpoU flgpolo flgpoloon flugpolciJ IngpoUJon Jon on Bernsteins Brstelnl store ttore In Newark nvenue aeale was waii wasi wat i iJ t i hi hit and a flagpole tlppole on the Public Ilhlo Service Kervictn Htrvlco HtrvlcoCrporaton Ii r Crporaton Corporations bllrln building lt at Montgomery MontgomeryF lontJomery lontJomerystreet F street etreet And Tucrs Tuol n avenle venue used lld n al a clubro club cluballey cilh cilht t troh ro rt for troley trolley alley employeeswns emploleswal knocked kocked Int Intkindling Into Intor intokindling r kindling kidlig wood 0011 An electric lllcre light l ht wire wlrvhlqh wlro wlroWhI wirewhtqh vhlqh WhI h snapped nappd In the storm Itorm fell fel across acrosj AcrOB AcrOBthe acrossthe j the hftck of a team trm of horses horei owned ownld by th thUnited the thoUnit their ir United Unit Kck States Statf Kxpreas Company at tin the thocrer thet t 1 corner crer of Bergen Blrpen and ald Fairview avenues avenueskilling avenuosr r r i killing kUlng both bth of thorn Nearly Nlarlr 100 10 telephone telephonewires telephoneI I 1 wires wles were disabled dltbled and 2Cl 10 subscriber subscriberi suhicrhlrl suhicrhlrlwere stItcrileruwere i were unable to use their telephones telephonl after afteithe aflr aflri afterthe i the storm etonnEXCAVATORS stannEXC41tTonS stormEXC41ATOIIS EXCAVATORS TAKE TAlE A AAll 4 TrfnE TrfnEAl rrJtvLx rrJtvLxAU All Al In the Days Work Uorlanul and anl Nooody olol OIoty Mild Mildi MulchHurt Iwl i Hurt HurtWhen lurt lurtWhon HurtWhen When the thunderstorm thunlllrstorm struck town townyesterday townye8terday townyesterday yesterday fifteen fteen workmen engaged eng poll in an anexcavation anexcaton anexcavation excavation excaton for the now ne Edison Edou Electric Electricbuilding Electro Electrobuiding Electriot t u building buiding at Elm and Dunne nlune streets Ireell took tookrefuge tookrruge tookrefuge refuge rruge in a shed on tho false structure structureThe ftruel1re ftruel1reThe structureThe The excavation excatol is finished tnlRhed and a I kind kllr of ofdeck ofdeck ofdeck deck has been run rn out level lell with the street streetThe ItrIot treotrho The house stood on this deck which was wassupported wagi wassupported i supported by wooden timbers thnbrt Tho men mendid rtn rtnII mendid did not notice that a power had hacked up upflooding uploodlnp lipu II flooding notc tho excavation oxca allon The he first frt notice noticethey notc noticeIi Ii u Ii they loodlnp got va WM when whll tho timbers Ihnor cracked crackedtho crcked crckedthe crackedthe the docking tipped and tho house hOlso wild Mid nnd nndfell Ind IndI nndt I t fell twent jfeet feet into the flooded fooded hole break liroaUing hral hralIng breakIng ing into intoa a juhible at boards and timbers timbersIt Ilmbl It I It looked lookld like lke a I bad accident Iccldent Fire Fireambulance Firet Fireambulance calls turned in inat Inat inat t ambulance ambulanc nndpollco Imlpole cUR were wer tured at once onc When the doctors police polc and andfiremen andfrmpn andfiremen firemen arrived arrved bruised workmen were werecrawling werecrawlng werecrawling crawling frmpn out from tho smashed Rmalhed timber timberAs Ilmbl tinlbtrsA As crawlng A the firemen frmon brought broupht them thor up on their theirladders theirlad theiraddors ladders lad cf James H MaoDonald tho fore foreman for foreman man ohaoked them off ot Every Jver man mnnre mnnresponded re responded reI I sponded and only two wore wor more mor inor than thanslightly thanslghty thaniightly sponded had small smallbone emailbone slightly hurt James Dow a smal bone slghty In his h foot brokenand broken and John Wall WAUmd WallI Sah1had I bne had a I cut on his scalp 8clp They were taken takenI takento takento I to the Hudson street stret hospital hospitalSTHlCK hospitalrrnCK hopltnlSTI1UCK STHlCK 111 I it LIGHTXIXG LIGHTXIXGHenry UOlTlW UOlTlWDenr L16UTXXCHenry Henry Miller 11lr Knnrkrd linolkll Inconsolons nlon811015 and andParalyzed andParalzld anilI I Paralyzed Paralzld From Frol Ilia 15 IhI Waist aIst Down DownPOUOHKEEPSIE IownPouomezEiSIE OWI OWIi i i POUOHKEEPSIE POUO KEEPBIF July Jlly 10 10Back 10Black Black clouds cloudsrolled cOldR cloudsrolled 1 rolled roled up lp swiftly 8wlfty from the wept shortly shortlya 8hort 11 J btor before 4 ocock oclock this eenln evening and dlHchnrled dlHchnrledJ discharged dischargedtr tr J I a blMt of electric fr flrc One of the halts bollRlu 1 lu eought ht outatrl out atree under which Henry Miller Millera llor llorI I a I miner mierhad had sought sOIPht shelter Iheler and rended rendedit l it it in twain Miller ller was wa knocked knoclcee uncon unconscious unconI I 1 scious I Vhen hen the beating beati of rain rln In his hisface hi hiIfao hisI Ifao I face restored rlRtore rostove i his senses sen ho found tha he hewas hol hewas l was wa paralyzed from his hll waist wlist down and andthat nne nneI andthat that hat affected affectedHe affectedHo i one arm was alecled alecledHo I Ho was out in the country cOftry two miles milesfrom mlpi mitesfrom I from the village iage of Pleasant Valley Vnloy and andhalf nnllhal endhalt half hal a I mile mio from the tracks Irnckt of Russell RUIel Sagesrailroad Sages Sagesrailroad Sage Sagerai railroad rai rand Miller Mier with great difficulty difficultycrawled difcul lIfticuityV crawled to the top of an embankment over overIll oWr oWrlooklnp overa a V Ill Hi looking looklnp the railway rnlwRY and by waving wavln hi hiill hihat hk hkL L ill it hat nt anf ad and coa cnt coat signaled RIJnRlec n train tril The engl englII enll engid d II ill I floor stopped Itopped and Miller ller was war taken aboard aboardL aboardand aboaruland 1 L and brought brou ht to Poughkeepnin 101JhkEptlo He le Is I now In InVnssar InII inI I Vassar Talar liospital 10Hplnl and will wi recoverl7t1U411IsftlGEfl recover recoverix rleocr rleocrt t I II I I 1tUltllUrHTW l7t1U411IsftlGEfl ix IV TUOVHLR TUOVHLRPawnbroker TTnIuE TTnIuEI TI1OVflI11Pawnbroker Pawnbroker Iwnhrokcr Convicts 01115 oinIttsSueoeqnr Successor SuCepsslr Kept o oIt oI othioril I It coord UNlrl II I Is CliarRrd CliarRrdTwo harpl huargeulTwo t 1 Two Tcnderlnin Tcndlroln detectives detlcther yesterday yesterdayarrested yesterdayarrested CRIIrlny CRIIrlny8rrelted arrested 8rrelted Henry Henr Harris Ihrr manager of liar Hnrlams lor lorlamsmwnhop liarlarnw lams lamsmwnhop iiawnwhop nt lt 08 OO K8 Eighth Elrhtl avenue on ontho ontho ontluo tho chnrgp cha g of foiling fnilg to record tho pledging pledgingof ploc llg 1 of n gold watch wltch and Ind chain and two lockets locketsJ locketl locketsthat I thatwore tlat that woro stolen sturPn property propertyTho propertyTb9 1 J Tho Tb9 o pawnshop wfls w formerly formery conducted conductedby by Edward ECwnrd M Harlnm HlrlllloW now in prison for forworking forworking forworking working in conjunction conjuncton with wih thieves Tbopawnshop Tko T Tkor o opawnshop r pawnshop is how conducted by Harlntns Harlntnscousin Hurlnmr Hurlnmrcua liarlainscousin cousin cua n Isaac IsaacOn Itac ItacOn IsaacOn On July JIIY 5 John Summers was wal arrested arrestedon nrreltee on suspicion RuplcoJ of having ha In robbed his room roommate roommat roommaiM mate Alphonse Pioknrd at lt West WIHt Four Fourteenth Fourtee Fourteenth teenth tee mat nth street ftret On Saturday Hatnu July 1 Plcknrd Plcknrdleft Pickardleft Iickardleft left his room and returning nturlng found Sum Summers Summers Summere mers missing mlsllngj also his hi ii watch wltch chain chlin and andcharm andcharm andcharm charm charmDetectives charmDetectics DtecthC Detectives searched all al of the pawn pawnshops pawnshopl pawnshops shops shopl but blt found no trace trco of the stolen stolengoods Rtolol stolengoods goods goodsYesterday Yesterday YfRterdaY Summers Summpr confessed cnfe fd that he hehad hebad heha1 had pawned the entire Inlrn lot for 7 at liar Hnrlams Harlams liarlams lams Tho detectives detecte found the goods goodsIn poodR poodRi f In i tho place plnc but according nccrdinp to their re report r roport port prt iioi no detailed detaied entry entr was WI made of ot thehtulT the thestufT thoItul stufT stufTHarris Itul htulTLarris Harris was balled bnled by Isaac lIane Harlam HarlamSOUGHT larlar larlarBOUGlT Ilarlamr r SOUGHT BOUGlT PLVXItElt PIXl n THKX Tll TOM TOMFalling TOl TOlFaln TOldFalhlni Falling Faln Out Among Thieves 01IS firings Irll5 Three ThreeCulprits Tlrll ThreeI I Culprits Culpris Into Trouble TrotitilrIsldor TrouhlC TrouhlCIsldor TroubleIsidor Isldor Marx manager mAnaler of the music mlFlc store storeof stor storor storeI I of otJosephW Joseph W Stem Ster SternCoatatEastrwonty Co at 34 3 East Twenty Twentyfirst fwont fwontl I l first ft street stret received reclyed an anonymous anonmoi letter letteri lettcrrty I i recently rty tiy saying Mnj that employees of the theetore theltr theMore More ltr were systematically sstmatcly robbing robbin It I of ofpostage ofit ofpoBthge it postage pstg stamps Itamps and and sheet Ihcet music The Thejnanager Tle Tler Thejnanager r jnanager ger knew kew stamps and ad music mUllc worth worthneveral worh worhNyerl worthfieveral neveral Nyerl thousand thoU and dollars dolar had hd been stolen stolenbut stolenbut toloabuthd but buthd had been bn unable uable to catch ctch the te thief thiefMarx t thiefMarx eC eCMr Marx Mr put John OShea OShla a private ptIte detec detective rete detecI I tive on the case cale and OShea found that that106th thntDid 1 David Did Kandor 15 yeai years old of 150 East East106th Et Etl0th 106th l0th street Btrt and Samuel Smlol Krengel 18 years yearsold rer yearst t old of 2091 21 Third Tbld avenue aonlo had l been een doing doingthe dolnRthe doingthe the Btoaling stlng Ho arrested areled them thlm and they theyconfessed toy toycnC0ed theyI I confessed cnC0ed They Ter The said Rld thny tho had sold old most mostof mo mostof t toC of the stuff Itul to Victor Ictor Heidinan HidlAn who keeps keepsa klpl a stationery lttoner store store at 172 East Ealt 100th l0th street streetOShea 8trt 8trtOShel streetz z OShea OShel marked too 0 stainps tallJI and andlepMI andlepMIr Beveml Bevemldozen sevezvtidozen r dozen sheets shols of music luRio and ald the boys 0 sold soldthem said1tboni ld ldi i them Seldmnn Then the detective 1tboni to Sldmnn Tlwl ar arrested aI ariosteel rested rted Seldman SeldmanThe Sidman SidmanThe SeiipnanThe The detective found fOIul that the anonymous anonymousletter nnonmORletter anonymousS letter Marx received roeic1 was WI written wrtpi by a eta stntionery statonery etatlonery S tionery tonery dealer dlaler who had Imiclit houlht goodsfrom goods goodsfrom goodfrm from frm the lx hot boys ya hut who had a falling failng out outwiththem Otwith outwith withthem withthemEMRE77LEHS with thom thomEJUIE77LEIS thornFUIEZZLEIS EMRE77LEHS EJUIE77LEIS k DISHHXKST ISlfFT E5IP1OTEKS E5IP1OTEKScan F E1 lrl01E PIOTEEM PIOTEEMcan 1 can an b be Insured ncnlnst 8 aln by thr lldrllly Idrll bonds bnd ol olUB 01E 2 UB E AETNA INUIiUMTY ll llI COMlAXV CI tuarantrf tuarantrfC euaanl euaanlr DC C employer emploler ar81nS aalns c lnsi Ions I Jartlculars Iarlcllara rtlciilirs a at M MWlllUm O 03WUIim WlllUm Wlm K N Y at tty Tel Te i079JoaoAdf 70 olAd olAdLI j LI C 1 I I IPORTSMOUTHFORPEAOE PORTSMOUTHFORPEAOE PORMOllTaFOPEAOEALENOYS TALK TALKi TALKEVIOIS i ENVOYS TO MEfT ME7 IN I COOfj COOfjPbACE COOBn COOBnJIIt COOJiEI1wt PbACE JIIt T1IAX 71tN iWASUIXOTOtt iWASUIXOTOttNew 1rUUIIOTQN 1rUUIIOTQNNew W4SUIVGTQNjr jr jrNew New llaninihlro lampshlro Navy avy Yard ard Uulltllnt DUldlnr flutIdln V Vfilve Wi WI WIhe filve he 0 the tl Desired SIpluslolRullan SIpluslolRullanall MephulonflUIII MephulonflUIIIaIll Niculon Hunt Huntand W Wlie VI VItie and all Japanese Ilrnlpotrntlarles lInlpotCltarles Wi lie le introduced Iltrouced hy I II the Preside PresideWASiriNOTON Preident PreidentWAIIIOTON PreskienVAsItwaToN WASiriNOTON WAIIIOTON July IO 10lt U was official officialannounced otcal omclallannouncedi announced anlounod at the lie State Stat Department todt tociathat todtthat lody lodythat that Portsmouth Portlloulb N H IL has ha ha been bn noleoti noleotias soleotsas leotd leotdlS as lS the meeting lOOtl place plac of the peace pac planpotontlarlos plan plonlpotoltur plenipotoutiarios potontlarlos potoltur of Japan Jlpan and Itim nl Itussia la I Th Thmeeting Thl Thlnletlng Thmeeting meeting nletlng will wi still I I I bo b known as 1 the Washing Washington WaRhlnton ton conforenoe conferlo for Washington Wlhln ton U Ii the nom nomnal nom nomi nominai nal 01 plaaeof pla plao ot meeting meolng hut as announced announcd i ithe at atthl a athe the beginning bllnni the thl peace envoy onvoytwl will hoimorft hoi hold holdmOit bobtuost pac morft mOit of their deliberations dclbJralons In II the North NortIn NorthII Nortliii In II order ardo to t escapu etcapu the summer heat of th thcapital the thec3plal tbcapital capital c3plal city cityIt cty ctyIt cityIt It U I expected that the Japanese plon plonpotent plenlpotontlarlo ploniIOtolltiario potent potontlarlo larios will wi reach Seattle Seatle on the stoan stoanship stam stamHhlp ateauncliii ship Mlunosoto Uln090ta about July Jlly 23 and the thewill they theywi thewill will wi go diructly dfrctly to Now York arrlvln arrlvlnthorn arriving arrivingthor arrlvlnjthorn thor thorn about aholt July 23 Tho Minnesota Unnesotn ho homade hM hMmade hamade made only ono aie round trip to the thl Orient Orienlbut Orientblt Orientbut but blt on her first flt voyage OYIPO from Yokohama t tSeattle to tontlo ti tiSeattle Seattle ntlo she made the record rcord time tme of fointeen tour tourteen fOtIrteen and hours hoursThe hourslIla teen days II some hour The building buldlnj In which the poaoo poao plant plantpotentiarlos plonlpolentlarlo piorilpotentlaries potentiarlos will wi meet Is 1 known us a th thequipment the theeqiipmont thueqtllplnent equipment building buiding of the th United State Statennvy Sttes Sttesnlvy StatenulVy nnvy nlvy yard IJd at Portsmouth Portsmolth N H It I Isituated Is IsIltlatod li lisituated situated Iltlatod on an island Iilnnd which is connecte connectewith ciinn conn vt vtwith t d dwith with the mainland mnlnllnd by a 1 bridge loading t tKittory to totny tlcittiry Kittory tny Me Ie The building buiding is three stories atorlehlnh storieshlJh 8toriehigh high hlJh 2m 20 20 feet long lon and 82 feat wide wldehs wldehsIltuntlon It Itsituation lb lbsituation situation Iltuntlon Insures Intures ojccluslvenesu oxelu9Iene which wil wilho wi wilho ho very ory much luch desired do lrd by the peace pace envoy envoyTho eavoYJTho envoyiThe Tho plenipotentiaries plulipotenliarle will wi hold their meet meetIngs mlt mltIn meetIngs Ings In 1 In the equipment building blldlng but the thewill tbey tbeywil theawill will wil live 110 In Portsmouth Portlmouth where wber there thor are a anumber a anumber anumber number of good hotels hotelsIt hotls hotlsI It I wan WI officially ofclly announced Innouncd today tday thn thnthere tbat tbatIhpre thathere there Ihpre will wil lie no preliminary meeting metng of th thpeace the theInco thipoace plenipotentiaries In Washington WashingtonTho peace Inco plenlptonllrloi Wlhlgton WlhlgtonTho Tho envoys will wi go o first fr t to Now York am amwill anwil amwill will wil be conveyed cneed from that city to t Oyste OysteBay OYRtr OYRtrBay Oysteflay Bay aboard abnrd two cruisers criers one for the Japa Japaneae Jap Japanose nose and Ild one for the Hussions nUilals The Te representatives repre repreeentntlves rpr rprFentntlvel eentntlves Fentntlvel of the two tYO countries cutre will wil then b bIntroduced bIntroduced Introduced to t President Roosevelt Roseelt who L Lturn i Er ErtIm turn tur tIm will wi present the envoys of Japan t tthose t tthose those tho e of Russia Rl RIA From Frm Oyster Bay ay the peac peaccommissioners peaciconunlssioners commissioners cmmloner will w1 be taken on the twi twicruisers two twoerul twcruisers cruisers erul pr to Portsmouth The Mayflowe Mayfloweand Maylower Maylowerand Mayfloweiand and tho Dolphin wilt wi be used U9e for the thl trans transportatlon transprtation transportation portatlon prtation of the distinguished distiguished visitor visitorfrom s1sitorfrom isltoNtram from Now Now York to t Oyster Bay and ald fron frontho Crm Crmthe frertile the latter Inler place to Portsmouth PortsmouthTho Portlmouth PortlmouthThe The envoys are expected expcted to reach Oyster OysteiBay 01sterD OysterBay Bay D the lie first trtt week wek In August although the tindate thedale thelate date of their arrival and presentation U Ustill I Itllnllelnlle isstill still tllnllelnlle tllnllelnlleBaron Indefinite IndefiniteBaron indefiniteBarorl Baron Itosen Iosen the new nW Rutslan nu slan Ambisu Ambisudor Amb1M Ambsaador dor to the United Vnl d States waited walod on the theActing theclln theActing Acting clln Secretary ScrelUy of State today and ar arranged arrnJed arranged ranged rnJed for his hl trip to Oyster Bay He H will willeave wi willleave leave hero on Wednesday We neslav and meet met the thePresident thePreldent thelreidont President at Sagamore fa ga 10ro Hill mil on Thursday ThursdayAssistant ThursdayAHiltnnt liiursdayAssistant Assistant AHiltnnt Secretary Horelnrv Peirce of the th State StateDepartment HtateDeparlment StateDepartment Department will wl go po to Portsmouth Iortmoulh in a few fewdays fewdaY8 fovdays days to put everything in order for thmeeting th thmeeting e eleelln meeting leelln Portsmouth 10rllonth is i supplied Huppled with gooc goochotet pood poodholel good goodilotcL4 hotet and the plenipotentiaries will wil live lve Ir IrPortsmouth In InIorhmoulh InIortsmouith Portsmouth Iorhmoulh and Ind he carried IIrrled to and from fronthe fromthe fronithe the theater Ihllllr of their dully dal labors labol on the tindespatch thedespntlh thedespateli despatch boats Dolphin and Mayflower MayflowerMinister MallowerMlnLler MayflowerMinister Minister MlnLler Tukahlra 1lkahlra expects exp cls to go po to Oyster OysteiBay OysterDa OysterBay Bay Da soon to discuss IllcusH with wih the President PrsideDt the thearrangements thearrnemenl thearrangements arrnemenl arrangements for Corlhe the approaching con conference cn cnrerence conference ference ferenceIt It was mid 11 today toda that In view Iew of th thrainy the Iheriny therainy rainy riny season FMOn and other conditions that thaiprevail thatpreYJl thatprevtli prevail preYJl in the war zone one hostilities hotltes will wl be bepractically b bepractically practically practicly suspended Ruspnded and that an armistice armisticeimmediately arltlo armisticeimmediately immediately Immedlntel will wl be unnecessary unnerS8r There Ther if ifa I Isa a strong Itrong feeling feeln here her that one of the first firstacts frt frtncll firstacts ncll acts of the plenipotentiaries plenlpolentlarle qn assembling assemblingat Isemblng Isemblngat at Portsmouth PorHmoutb will wi bo b the signing 1II1ng of c cprotocol aprotocol a aprotocol protocol that will wi Insure insur a suspension ol olhostilities oC oChOHllll ofhostilities hostilities hOHllll pending the consummation consummaton of a atreaty a atreat atreaty treaty treat of peace There is no official ofcial con confirmation contlrmltlon conflrmation firmation tlrmltlon however of this th opinion opinionIt It Is thought thou ht unlikely unlkely hero that a treat treatwill treaty treatywi treatywill wi will he perfected peretpd before b tore October even il ilthe i Itthe the negotiations n potlatlonl should be entirely entlrlly success successful sUeoe successful ful and the plenipotentiaries plenlpolentare will wi come to tcWashington toWa toVashington Wa Washington hinton for the lie conclusion of the work workPOKTBMOCTH workPORTSMOUTH workPOaTSMOUTn PORTSMOUTH N H July 10 10The The se selection Belton seleetion lection lton of Portsmouth as the place for the theliunslnnand theHuslln the1tisslan Huslln 1tisslan liunslnnand and Japanese plenipotentiaries plenlpotentlar to tcliold tohold tohold hold their peace plloe conference is II decidedly decidedljpleasing deidely deidelyplMHinp decidedlypleasing plMHinp pleasing to the residents rOldentR of thlscityand thlAclt and In IrTact Infacl infact Tact to the people of the theonllre entire State Judge JudgiPago JudgoPage JudgePage Page has hUl extended an In invitation Invitaton to th thofficial the theofcnl theofficial ofcnl official representatives rlprlpnlati of HURla Russia and Japanand Japan Japanind Japannll and ind nll their attaches attnch s tobeguestsnt to he guttsat gueetsat the Hotel Hotelrtentworth HotelVentworth Wpntworlh rtentworth Newcastle Newcltle and this thll is II where wherethe wheretheiisingiiisllei thldlllln theiisingiiisllei the dlst InRilished IIHhed party plrt will wlltop stop du durnj during ring their theiileliberatlons theirdelberation theirdeliberations delberation deliberations Assistant ARHiltant Secretary Seeretar of State StatePelrce StatePeirce Stateleirce Pelrce and representatives reprlnlatlel of the be United UnitedStates Unitedtate Hlati States tate Government OOerment will wi be accommodated accommodatedH lt H the Hotel Rockingham in II this city The TheHotel Thelotel Thehotel lotel Hotel Ventworth Is about four miles mies from fromhe fromthe fromthe the navy nn yard and the envoys enoYI will wi make makethe makethe makethe the trip to and fro by steamer stamor The Themvy TheIA Thenavy IA navy yard lrd telephone telegraph telegrph and wire wireess wie wireless less ess service will wi furnish furllh every over possible com comnunlcatlon communication cornmunication munication with wih tho outside oUItlde world The Theransatlantio Thetrnsatantlo Thetransatlantic trnsatantlo transatlantic cable station at Rye lye Beachivill Beach Dtach Dtachwi fleachwill wi will also prove pro of valuo in case cle emergen emergences Imergen Imergence ce ces ie arise arim making it necessary neessary for the en enioys enYO enways seek advice from their Governments GovernmentsTaken Goverainenuulakcn YO ways to elk fl01 tlelr Goernment Taken iw ni a whole no better place could couldo couldhe couldbe he o selected telected for tho meeting of the envoys envoysSIT onoysSII envoysslr SIT SEXTKMKli ml lm AT TOKIO TOKIOrciiilmian TOKU TOKU1nlllmnn TOICIDretichnian 1nlllmnn rciiilmian Who 0 Acted elld for or Ilussla nl sla CJet Geta1Cii CJetTen Jets Jets1en Ten Years car cars at Hani lard Labor LaborSpecial Laborprcal LaborprcIal Special Cable Dtsfnlch Drspalh ft 1 TlIK TIK SUN SusTOKIO SUNTOKI SU SUToiuo TOKIO TOKI July 10 10Clpt 10Capt Capt A E Bougouln Bougoulnhe the he French Frencl resident reident who was arrested lost lostlay IMtMay laststay May lay on the thoohage theohargo charge of being II ing a Russian HUIHlan spy spyml spyInd spylflI Ind lflI ml of divulging dlulglng the movements of troops troopsarshlps troopl trooplwarhlpi troopswarsiiiIs warhlpi arshlps and transports tranRpot was wa sentenced sentencedoday sentenced0day toda oday to ten years ea in prison at hard labor laboriougouln laborHougouil laborliOligotlln Hougouil iougouln was wal at onetime one llme connected connlcted with withho withthe withLlio the ho French Freud Legationand Logatlon and occupied an ex excitant excelent exeiIeat celent citant position posiion in Tokio 1oldo society 80cct up up to the theIrne thetime ibeirne Irne of f his hi arrest arrestA 11flt 11fltA A Japanese Jnpanee clerk of the be name of Mnki Mnkionvicted Mlkl MlklonIcted Makionieteci onvicted of complicity eomlcly in i I the offense offenseA otelo oteloA A MIVKL Onl UVTIJJIIHISK UVTIJJIIHISKA 11II ISJ A few year lnr two 11O o n party of Americans AmericansiiifferlnK Americans81tcrlnl inericanstittering 81tcrlnl iiifferlnK froili Kliuimntl IwlmAtll ltIiii mat Iar iin in wero wtri rPiiuested rPiiuestedtheir relUIRld reuiuessdLy 1 Ly their thllr 1hyslclnii lh lclnl to KO 0 abroad Alroud lor treat treatment treutIInl treatIntnt IInl ment at cue Olt of tht1 tit thi hlropeun hroflUI health resorts resortsis resors resorsa a is th thl Miinu a II was tui ltq tgi oily 01 jiluue JIIUO where It Itould Itlould ItLOilili ould be Ie Klven KlvenAfter II II1lr glvntiter After 1lr arriving arrl111 at heir I destination destnnHon and andakin andlaldlll andikiuig laldlll akin ikiuig the 1m I he volcnnlc volnlc Mud lld treatment Irtatmlnl I called callednriKo cal1d cal1dFnmu cailedarigo Fnmu nriKo they t h were entirely entlrtI relieved releA of tlnlr thIrhines tlnlrlinos tlllr tlllrlnl hines s but bil sojournituf Iojourllll nt th resort relort iin In Idea IdeajiiniB Ideaclin Ideaii lnl clin jiiniB ii in to the t lie mind IlmJ iiil rid of one of tho t he party 1811 hiart why whyould wh whIolid slioiiki Iolid ould not this thl treatment Inatmlnt treat iiwnt oe le be clven IIen at lt our ouriwn olr olrown ourVfl own Vfl homes hOI8 a tout 111 was WIH made mlde mid th thO the same sameMIIIK 68meIHInl saunaHIii IHInl MIIIK HIii loiitnl 10111 satisfactory 5iLI 111 racloOlhnt rectory that t hat tills hits individual individualoknnlc individualIollanle Individualrolciuile oknnlc Mud il uti Iroin troll I ro iii UattnRlia 11InRII Itilt t agile Italy Inlr It ely did not notosn notoj 10 osn any Cli of Its 11 cirrntlvu CIIItt iiroiwrtles ro rtle an In Intitutloii In1IIIIon intitiillOil 1IIIIon titutloii wns Wil erected erecId to rtve Ihtto to the thl peoplethIs people peopleif polle polleoft oft if thin hl8 country 101n10 the t hI Fanso lllO treatments us ustlvri asiiiroiii 11n tlvri nhronil nhronilThis nhroall iiiroiiilIiIs This hli biilUliiiK hulII1 was W rrccte lrcMt1 ererteci l with wih ill ni np npinrtennncfi a alrnnl oppllrlnahIcq I inrtennncfi neioMiry ll lry fat or the th comfort orrort of ofmlicnts orIltlls ofiutiuliM mlicnts lrnnl nl IIa iulo o nil 11 iii apparatus IIJ lralul and II instruments liuttrmnentHor InHlrlrentH InHlrlrentHI I Iltlls Ior For or the til ulvini Ihh of KUctrlciU Iclrlel Wnttr Ilrr Mechanical MechanicalKatiKo Mechanicalititi Iechlnlcal Iechlnlcalj j 1111at ititi I I iat Inltmnli InltmnliI I real iii lmts lmtsFiruo KatiKo FIIIO is It n volcnnlc olnnle Mud hil found In lakes lakesif Inkls Inklsor I or I if f hot Sulphur Sllphlr uuI lhiI it witter wltlr iienrHattaKlln nlar lien r 181nlln Ilatt a gUn Hnly Hnlyolfwno IllYj I tiily tiilyhk I hl hk Inllo Famlg orhlnnl from a submerged submergedOlsdliO Yol olfwno no unit Ilt spoctntors tclltorR nt the edge Idle of thesu thesuiki thAl thestmskis I skis iki s can 11 liii nee t P tin I lii bubbles bUlbl1 of Faiifto Falfo rise rl t to tohe toIh toIi Ih he Ii surface tlrfle and Rld then Ih1 drop drol to tho bottom butom or ofhu orI orlit I hu lake Inl from rron which It IH I cutl IllLprp cathiered red and Ind put puti Ilt Ilti i II It i watertiiilit wllrllht liarrels nnd 111 sent to this I hil hIs country countryThe couatr3lhi The lhi h Fnii Fanco nllo mo treatiuenti Irlltnlntl I rent have hlYO beon blm found foundspecially foundIpcnlh foundsieclnhly Ipcnlh specially riirntlvp UrtlI In cases of Rheumatism Rheumatismlout Jheumltsr lout 011 nnd local lonl nllninntH nlmntlsuch such as 1 IjumbORO IjumbOROclnnml Iumbalo IumbaloSdatcl I1llmbiigoiatLcil Sdatcl 10 clnnml iatLcil Joint Inttit Jisllr flieuitses Diuinaou Seuralgla Vnnrnlirln lcurlts lcurltsdl Neuritis NeuritisFanro Vnnpltlo dl 10Fnnsn Fnnsn Fnnl0 In never nelr iisid I uIg a second Ilcod time but blt Is Isestroyed 16drHtroeo ishmstroyed tme estroyed after aflr helne ronoved rHITord from rom patient patienthis pntrnt pntrnt1hlR patientihis ihis his treatment trcntJlnt has hia b bn been m highly hllh uighi3 recommended recommendedy 1hlR b y the medical meical profession proCc8lon of Europe Euop sadthutry44 and andils andtrT thutry44 ils country trT Adi P r c C e 4 j IwuMntnce rwu WM wuMntnce sentenced to eight ght btYMnlrpnlorleit btYMnlrpnlorleitwlttoutard jreawTlmpHBonine jreawTlmpHBoninewithout yearmlmir1onmei yearmlmir1onmeiwltkut without wlttoutard hard ard labor laborThe laborThe aborThe The cue case attractedth almtth greatest Interr Interrhere Intemt Intemther Interethere here her owing owlngt to the tbebgb high Social Jolal gtet position olton 11 11great ue uegreat nd ndgrt popularity of Capt Bougouln Tl Tltrial Tho Thotal Thtrial great grt popuarltyo Cpt Bonguln trial tal WM WI held behind closed clOd doors dol Ro Roresentatlvea nep nepltat 1toresentsUvee resentatlvea ltat ve of the French Frnch Legation Lgallon we wethe wetthe the only foreigners torelgnsr admittedhOW admitted admittedHOW Rdmllpd RdmllpdIIOW HOW SAKHALIN f1tMN WAS Jrt OCClPIE OCClPIEJapanese occIrlElJspneso OrPeU OrPeUJapantle Japanese Japantle dialed hsqedthe IMed the lluulani Ulnlalt Fro FroUonakoir From FromUonakol rrorUorsakoly Uonakoir Uonakol and Siislalmd 8151alld No o lessee losseiIptcM Ioue Ioueptcll lesseepecIii IptcM ptcll Cabli Dtipalch Dtpalch to THE TIC Tu SUN SUNTOKIO dUNToKlo UN UNTOKIO TOKIO July 10 10I loIt H is officially olclaly announce announctoday announcetoday d dtoday today that I a 1 number of transports t rnnalJors co covoyed con convoyed crnvoyed voyed by a detachment of tho I he fleet und undViceAdmirals under underYloAdmlralR tmndeViceAdmirals ViceAdmirals YloAdmlralR Katnoka ICallokl and Dowa whli whlistarted which whichetared wiiicstarted started etared for Sakhalin RulchaJn wore wer delayed I Ifoga by byfO b bfogs fogs fO They reached the Island howove howotoiearly howoveearly howoveronry early on 01 the morning moring of July Jlly 7 The mini miniin mines minesIn minein in onry the channel wore wer cleared cleArd and a landtr landtrwas landing landingw iandlnwas was w 1 effected efectod in I tho evening eveningThe eveling evelingThe avaIlIngThe the theshore their theirshor thaiehore The Russians lue91an at a Korsakoff lofakol blow up llj shore shor batteries bateries burned the Governmoi Governmoibuildings lovernmenbuildings ovemmon ovemmonbuidings buildings buidings and retired rtrd to the north norh Tl TimJapanese TlJapanese he heJapanoso Japanese occupied ocupied KorsakofT KOlakor early on Jul July 8 The Russians RU8lan retired rtird before btore a punmln punmlndetachment pUlulng pUlulngdetohment pursulndetachment detachment detohment They burned urel Sorolfka The Thewere They Theywer Thewere were wer last Ilt reported 23 miles mies from tr m KomnkofT KomnkofTThe KOlnkor KorsakoffThe rprted The Japanese sustained sURIllnod no casualle casualleThey cl casimnltieuThey laIIO laIIOThey Japnese They captured four guns gunl of small Ilnl callbtand callbt calber calberald calibeand and ald a quantity Quant1y of ammunition ammunitionJAPAX ammunitionJtPt ammunitionJ4 JAPAX JtPt J4 P4 V HITSMILITAIIY m IS S 1 viiii4 114IY 111 HAIlWAl HAIlWAlOne IHU It IIJA A AOno 1 1One One Germany Shipped ShlPlltd to China CIna In IDI IDIlluula 1000 1000llula 1D 1Dlitasis lluula llula Said to lIe avl lrotlRtld lrotlRtldpct Protested ProtestedSptcM lrotested5peciJ SptcM pct CaW Despatch la THE TIC SUN SUNSIUNQIIAI sunSIINOAI 935SnAlUliAI SIUNQIIAI SIINOAI July lUThe 1 10 The German Germal mil miltary mil milltary tary tar railway riway ninetyfour miles mlll long hi hibeon hl hlbon ha habeen been bon sold to Japan Tho railway rlway w wImported Wil WilImpored wil wilImported Imported Impored a ft4 military miitary material In 1000 10 f fuse for forule fo fouse ule use against t the Chinese Chlne e during the Doxi Doxitroubles Boxer Boxertroublos lioxotroubles troubles HlnC Sine then It has hMlaln lain at Tslngtav Tslngtavthe Tsingtal Tsingtalthe Tsingtatltime the German port por In Shantung Shnntlng Province ProvinceIt ProvinceI It I was sold a month ago to a German Germafirm Germanfrm Gerrnaifirm firm frm which has hn now sold It to Japan Th ThRussians Tie TieHUlani TliItusslatis Russians HUlani are understood Indertood to have proteste protestelenergetically protesteenergetically protelted proteltedenergotcaly energetically energotcaly against tho sale saleMuravlcfT Sle Sleluralel saleMuravicif MuravlcfT luralel to Start Hat on Friday FridaySp FrlllY FrlllYptal Pritlay3pvclai 3pvclai Sp ptal cl il Cut Cable l Dtipattn to t TDK Htm HtmST SI SIST StsST ST PETEnsuuno July Jul Iuh 10M 10 M I Muravlel Muravlelthe MUfvlel Miiravleftthe the Russian Ambassador Ambassdor to Italy Ialy wh whhas who whohas wlahas has been bn appointed one of the peace peac pleni plenpotenttarles plenipotentiries plenipotentiaries potenttarles potentiries will vdl start on his hi way to Wash Washington WashIngtn Washington ington Ingtn July II IITtjanoATVEX UTrOnO4TUE 14TVGflO4TlEX TtjanoATVEX TrOnO4TUE JUMP ovEitnoAnn ovEitnoAnnFcrnboat OE1IflOIRlFerryboat EllOIRD EllOIRDJfrlboat Ferryboat Jfrlboat IIIU 11 Little Utle Iuern uri n Mab Iab an anHeels and andllds antheels llds Heels Her Almost AlmOt on llram 1flm Kiids KiidsThe IicisThe 115 115Te The Te Jersey Central ferryboat ferrhoKt Wilkes Wilkeabarre Wikes Wikesbarr Wilkesbarre barre barr of the Twentythird street line lne a ashe I IHhe ashe she moved out of her Communlpaw sll sllyesterday Ilp Ilpyeeterday iiiyesterday yesterday afternoon afteroon struck the tugboa tugboaQueen tugbontQueen tugboalQueen Queen Mab of Brooklyn Brokly on the port side sideheeling Rideheelng sideheeling heeling her over until unti she almost almolt la laon lay layon 183on on heelng her beam ends end The e crew cw of the Queei QueeiMab QileelMair llel Mab lnli consisting cnlletlng of Capt Ewel Edwards EdwardsKngineer EwnrdR EwnrdREIllneor Edwardstigimieer Kngineer EIllneor Anthony Anson and ald Johr JohrMcGulness JohnMcOulness JohrMcGunese McGulness deck hand slid 11d or jumpecoverboard jumpec jumpecoverboard Jumpedolerboard overboard Capt apt Neilson Nei on Johnson Johl on umJohn Ind IndJohn um annJohn John Johnson who were at workonadrerigi workonadreriginearby work 01 on A drdge drdgenlarhy dredg dredgnearby nearby nlarhy put out in a rowboat rowhat and hauled hattlecthe hauledthe hnuiecthe the three men on hoard the tug tiifrighted tugrighted tui tuirighted righted She was wa not badly damaged damagedMother damagedIother larnageiMother Mother and anl Son SOl Struck lruCk by I Lightning LightningEUENVILLE 1llhlllng 1llhlllngEtEXVILLE lIgIltmshulE11EVILLE EUENVILLE EtEXVILLE N N Y July 10 Mrs Mr JoinBetz John JohnBtz JohnBetz Betz Btz and and her flvoycnrold foycnrold son ROi wore wer struck strticlby slruckby struckby by lightning lghtning at It Napanoch Napanoch this Ihl afternoon afternoonITie nlernoonThe aftorno9nThe The boy Ls L lead tead nntf and the mother is I in a pre precarious precrous precetious carious crous condition cond1lol The he father flther was Wil absent absenin ahtent ahtentIn absentIn in the country countryImiucut cOlntr cOlntrInllllt countryInqimeat Imiucut Inllllt Into Freight Wreck WreckCoroner Wrllk WrllkCoroner 9reekCoroner Coroner George Gerge Brackner Brcker of Jersoy JerCY pit pithas lty ltyhal Ityhas has hal ordered an Inquest into the freight freightwreck treightwrek freightwreck wreck wrek on 01 the Pennsylvania PennIAnl Railroad Halroad i iMarlon at atMarion Marion on Saturday morning in whlclthree which whichthree whichthree Maron three men lost 10lt their lives lves The Inquest inqueswill Inquestwill nqlet nqletwi will wi take place plac at the court cOlrt house hOlle In Jerse JerseCity Jelle JelleCty Jersey JerseyCity City Cty on Friday Frday evening eveningThe eveningTe eveningThe The Te Philistines Phl18tnel Upon ipo ipol Samson SamsonCharles Halion HalionCharles SatliionCharles Charles Samson mon a French Frnch musician musicianwas muelcnn muelcnnWi was Wi arraigned before btore United Unied States Com Comfiner Commiioner Cornmissioner miioner missioner Shleldl Shields yesterday eRtordAv chrged charged with withRmlgglng withsmuggling Rmlgglng smuggling one p piccolo ccolo and one 5eilow 5eilowclarinet elow elowclrinet clarinet into tbl this countr country from the Frnch Frnchlner French Frenchliner clrinet lner liner finer La L La Sovoie Svoie on July Jil 8 He was wa hel helfor herd herdfor herdfor for examination eaminaton in 500 5 bail bailPlay hall hallPIa bailPlay Play PIa In the American Whist lragup lragupCHICAOO IUIII IUIIICHICAGO leatm leatmCttucsoo CHICAGO July Jul 10The American Whist WhistLeague WhistIeale hlst hlstLeague League Ieale tournament was beeun belln at the thl hp Au Auditorium Auditorlum 1 ditorium dlorlum this thll afternoon alernoon with play piaI for tlifBrooklyn this Ile IleHrooklrn thisBrooklyn Brooklyn trophy Iroh In the first frst session Iellon of the thetrophy Ihl thetrophy trophy contest three threl tennis telrhl of twelve pairs pairswere IRlrl IRlrler talrewere were er entered enterethe enteredthe the Vow ew York State Asso Association As Aselnton Assoelation elation the thl Chicago Clubs Cllbs and the North Northwestern Xlrlh Xlrlhweslern Northwestern elnton western team In the first round rOlnd the New NewYork NewYork IW IWYork York team Ilnl won an easy IU victory Ictn over the theNorthwestern theXorthwpslprn theNorthwestern Northwestern Xorthwpslprn finishing Inlshlnl up lp IS tricks ahead aheadTop nheadTop aheadTop Top score winners wlnnlri In the afternoon aereool cefBlon cefBlonof lelon lelonor of the Brooklyn Drookl n trophy trooh game 10me were wlre MaxCohenand Max MaxCohen lnx lnxCohol Cohen Cohol Cohenand and Dr A I 1 Montgomery lontllmcr of ChicoRo ChicoRoplus ChienIo ChienIotUK hicagonine plus tUK Dr r K K Eliot Elot and W 1 I P NOrfls Xlrrll New NewYork Nework IW IWYork York ork pIns phi 8 61 1 K F Faber faberand and Joseph 11 1lmlth 1lmlthXCI Smith SmithNew inilthNew New York rk plus and Cl Fllrut Flul and K f V tl I IScmnton 1Scranton Scranton Rcrantol Brooklyn plus IhllS IhllSJalirore 8 8lUlllinorei aIlattimnore Jalirore lUlllinorei a ntlo ntloFrom Waite BlattoFrom WaiteFrom From thr Ih Bnltlmort leraM lrGIJ lrGIJWhat Ierul1wht leraMWh Wh What Broadway I Is In New York Yor Kiltaw atreet atreetIi trf trfIn Ie Iet In t In Baltimore DallmorrIlr naIttmoretiie thr Hlalto HI IIO Then T There arc o quite quitenumber qule qulenumbrr i inumber number ot Baltimore lallmoro cltjzeiu citIzens llzenhO who wlu have emharUriupon emharUri rm81lcOI rm81lcOIon cmiaiiietupon upon on the lb notnrwhat lomrwh1 stnfmy atnrm Inrm and unpertaln ulrlalnArl MK rs rshLtrlontes it ithUtrlonle II IIhlAtrlonlrs hUtrlonle hlAtrlonlrs and and every Mimmrr when the t ti r5 r5hoini pia piahour p153huoiia hour are dark and playfolkn Ilarolk return rlur to the Ih pntrr pauPtdual pntrrnal pnlrrna dual na Jlrcsldr from many portions Iorlon ot th country rnunn the theBaltimore theUallmorr theItaltiniore Baltimore Uallmorr actors troop IrOol hack to home lome iivrri alVN homtBaltimore homrU81lmore home homel3ahtlmore Baltimore U81lmore anil the local Rlalto RIlo Any An mornlnithat mornlni mornln mornlnIhal lnorfltnrthat that you Ol 0U arc about ailmi the corner rorr of Fayeiir Farll and Ind Eutnn Eutnnstreets fUII fUIIslrels1 Eiitawstreets streets slrels1 If you Ol sfi a 1 number or curlyhnlrrdsmootl curlyhnlrrdsmootlfaced rurlhalrrl uurithalrmd Smooth smoolbrace Smoothfaced faced race folks wearing canes ran and nn al air ot anxiety anxietythen anXlel anXlelIhn anxlrtythen then you can simPly atr 553 ay a toyourcompanlon tO There ThereIs 1hre 1hrethe Baltimore of actors actorsThe actorTh Is the lallmore contingent ontnlenl adorThe The Th corner corrr of Charles CharI and Baltimore Uailmor street streetwas streetswa lrlsWM was wa for a long time tme honored honord ns the Rialto Aalo but hil the theBaltimore IheBali theflaltlmore Baltimore Bali mar nrc occurring while whie they Ihr were on the thfroad Ihnf8d theroad road f8d robbed the Ih actors 8clor ot their tlelr usual IAlal haunt and andwhen aadwbrD andwhen when they II returned rllrnd they the had to look IIok about aholl for an another anolhr enother other place Near Fords forI and with wlh aatmosphere a theatrical theatricalatmosphere IhrAlrlr81almoslhro atmosphere almoslhro pervading It I the Ih new lllnlto Inlo bids fair fnlrto fairto to remain such alch iicti even alter aler the lie old haunt has h been beenbuilt hrnbllt beenbuilt built bllt up upOnce upOnes I Once In a while whlr one of the number nlmher fills rls to appear appearand appearand and his hi fellows rrlos ask k the Ile tivinl 1111 question Has I he hegone heion liegone gone to New ew York ork Then Th1 some one on who Ismore IsmoreIntimately Ismore IsmoreInlmale is more moreintimately Intimately Inlmale acquainted with wih the absent member memberwill mrmherwi memberwiii will wi answer In the affirmative nmrmale The absent brother brotherIs Is I walking the New York ork Hlalto lalo looking lookllr for next nextseasons nrsls neatSsSons seasons s part partA A happy hapl no lucky luck lot they Ihr are those Thespians Thespianswith 1hesIIAn 1hesIIAnwih ThrspineIiii wih with no other nlh care coe In the world than to keep keel their theirhair Ihelr1181r theirhair hair rver Ver In curl curlnigh clrl clrlnlih curlrngii nigh Court Cout of Judicature uclcRtar op O Bon Dansfrom Bon1rom flanFrom from 1rom the Ih Ianaon Glow GlowThe G Gl b bThe The Tie hearing was concluded eonclde In the Court Cour of Ap Apical AI p ppeat pal ical yesterday rslerda nf the case eM of Chapronlere Chalronlrre vs vslason vsMason A AMan Mason Man on the lb application 8pllcalon of the ih plaintiff ptlnlt for Judg Judgment Jldi JldimeDI iidg iidgmeet meet or new trial on appeal nlIenl troni rom verdict erdll and andudgrienl 8ndJudrrenl andJudirient udgrienl M 1 trial before Mr Justice JIlle Jplf Ifl and a aommon aammon acommon common ammon Jury JUf In the Kings Bench Division Ilvlslon The Thelartles Te Teparlc riteperIls parlc perIls lartles In this Ihl case ca are 8r Mr Ir George A Chapronlere Chapronlerei a i Haymarket IIm8rkel solicitor lclor and Mr Ir J 1 K Y Mason a con conectloner canreeloner confectloner ectloner reeloner Plaintiff Plalnlil was WI eating ulnc a bath bun whlcb whlcbic whlcbbe whichbe be ic had bought bucbt from the defendants Charles Chart street streethop alretshop Streetttop hop when M 5 he h allege 81leI he came across 8erss acro a stone stonelarge sloneM aloneas M large lar as a finger nail n81 which broke one of his hisipper hisuPlrr hisUpper Upper uPlrr teeth a series 5erl of abscesses ensuing llne Plain PlainIds PlainIIIA Plainlitre IIIA Ids case caAe was wa that the presence Ireaence of the Ih stone 5on In the thelun Ihebln theburt bln burt lun was WI due to negligence ntrl ence and Id that as a there Ihr was wasnlmpllel wasantmpilc A AaolmlI1 nlmpllel aolmlI1 I warranty wnrant In the article alele sold Aoldlh the defend defendnt defendant ant nt was liable Ilhlr 10 pay him compensation compensationAt ImlRlon ImlRlonA At A the trial Ilal the Ih Jury Jlr iitr found that 1t8 there was no noeglltence nonerlrenre urnnegligence nerlrenre negligence that the th bun hln was we reasonably nt II for the themrposes Ibepurpes thepurpose purpes purpose ot being belnl eaten clen In the usual way W8 that the theiun Ihobun thebun bun iun was WI of merchantable mrrrh311ablr quality quall and that the themount Iheamounl theIntount mount of damage the plaintiff pl81nll sustained by h reason reasonf reasonof 01 f the tie presence of the stone In the bun hln In II case It Itras IIa5 Itwaq waq ras a5 a question qulou of damages was wa CS On In thee lhevendlngs IheenndlnlA theeAndtnga ndlngs nndlnlA Judgment Judemell was wn entered for the defendant defendantbe Irrndall itIfliflhiiFlie Flie be plaintiff plalnll appealed apptld on the ground Iround that the lb find findncs nndInr findins ins ncs of the IheJur Jury tere ere against the weight of evidence evidenceTheir nllenrr nllenrrTheir evIdenceTheir Their lordships held that thnllh the plaintiff Ilalnll had made out outi 011 8 i prima prma facie case M of negligence lilecnre that the Judge In Inbe Intl Inthe tl the be court eurl below had ha misdirected the lb jury JIU and that thathe IhatIhe IbMthe Ihe he case M must mu go down for a new trial Ilal The appeal appealras 11Ie31 11Ie31WI appealW53 WI ras accordingly 8cordlnil allowed allowedOn alowcl alowclOn allowedOn On till Is Trait Trullfrom Tri TraitFrom from Se if Catholic fitnnilaril nod Tlmti TlmtiPa TIm TImPa TfunsPa nemesis1 nemesis1A Pa askc ak Ihs Senators llttl Ill boy h what wlal Is a anemesis1 aDemrsls anemesis7 A nemesis nrmrAI my son an replied rIlrd the SDaor senator wear wearly W8rI weariy I ly U a female remBe office seeker whom In I a moment mment ofIoilih of ofUIB 01fl fl Ioilih UIB t kiBdbertcancu kleedc you ou promised polld to t MaIM Mt MaIMt v DY DYaAITERllE AMITEF R B DEENRW DEENRWTlIlpEfltNC EMb RU j jTfPEnOEOn4NK1N TEMPEnANCI TfPEnOEOn4NK1N OttAVK Jf KWS KWSlitOVS IUNlUS IUNlUSI IC4N4niuws litOVS I OUP UP THfEE riqi fJ SALOOXS SALOOXSProm Mr00VsProtti 7If tMOOSS tMOOSSFrom Prom asuiJrualltrat SuhnrUan UliIirba llctrcat HoWrllci loVrltcIeuel lette fettetIronilslii letteromUInc lro11 Ironilslii romUInc ln More Kxplonlonf JxplosionsTeIIs llloslonTels Tells Uo Uollooh Vov Vov100h llooh 100h That HellH lel Broken Irole Lootelc Lootelcten ten to Otlienlie tllule Stole tole the the Dynaml DynamlIOIA Dnalle flynattiltIoi IOIA 101 Ken Kin JitlylO JllyloThe The Eagle Egle saloon nalooithe saloonthe loon loonthe the Redllght ledlght saloon sloon arid arid the Bluo Ul0 Fron Fronsaloon Frontlion Fronaaloon saloon lion all al in a row were wer demolished demol hod b btwo by bytwo btwo two explosions explosion of dynamite dyAmit early trl this th monIng mon mor mornIng Ing Tho dynamite dyamit was wa exploded x mled in th thalley tho thoally ttiialley alley ally on tho east clt side Flde of the Eagle J gle saloon nalootThe 1100n 1100nThe saloonThe The building buldlj4 were wor wrecked wrcked aftd ltd the plat platglass plato platogi plotglass glass gi and nd window panes of buildings IJldlns folloo1 fo foblocks for forhlook blocks hlook lloo1 were wor broken Many buildings buidings 1 1tho In Intho Ii Iithe tho vicinity viciity of tho wrecked wrcked saloons lloons wer werbadly were werebadly werbadly badly wrecked wrekpd and brick walls walI were wer cracked orackecThe omckedTe crackedThe The Te damage dmago is estimated cstmatd ut 1100 100000 100000That 100000That That tho work was done by a crank crak wa wamade wa wamde wamade made mde clear coar thin thl afternoon atteroon when a numbe numbeof nlmber nlmberof of letters letera wero received rEClvod by the lola Hegittt Hegitttfrom Iegieter Iegietertram Rcglstefrom from tho crazy crzm man C TJ Melvinwho Molvl Melvin who i iin I Iin in hiding hldlnj In this thl vicinity making mklg It per perfeotly perfeaty perfeotiy feotly featy clear cer that he blew up tho ho saloons salooneMelvin 8loons 8loonsMelvin saloonsMelvin Melvin is a man m whose mind nild has ha been knowi knowito kown kownto knowmto to Ix bo unsound unsund for several loernl years year He U Utemperance a atemporano I Itemperance temperance temporano advocate The lolett letter ar araddressed ar araddresRd opaddressed addressed addresRd to Mayor laor Dresbaoh the people peoplof peopleot peopliof of Kansas ansl the saloon lnloon men 10n and bootlegger bootleggerof booteggert booteggertof and the Kansas Sen Senate Senato Senate of Kansas lB Joy ov Hoch Hocl lansa ate and ad House The letters lettor wero placed placeihi placedi hi i a mailbox maibox at the extreme oxtrmo edge of th thcity the thecty thtcity city cty by tho fugitive flplle In the letter leter to th thpeople tho thopeple thupeople people peple of Kansas KAn81 Melvin Meln says saysDown sys sysDown saysDown Down with wih tho serpent serpnt tooth of rum rumUntil ruml rumlUnti rumUntil Until Unti that time the fair land lnd of Kansawill Kansa ICalls ICallswi Ifansamwill will wi ho rent with redeyed re eyed rampant rampnt anarchy anarchyWhat anarchyWhat anarchyWhat What an Al explosion eploHlon there will wl be my conn conntrymen countrymon cotintrymen trymen and therell therU be a hot time count somtime 1010 1010tme counttime time tme tonight We have given you but buttouch i itouch a atouch touch of what we propose prpOlo to do if I the jointof joint jolntt Jointiof of this th town are not closed olo ed Wo Vt will wi appl applthe applthe applyhe the he bomb bOlb and the torch without wl hout stint am ancithou amwithout anwihout without wihout ithou mercy mere mereIn In his letter leter to the saloon laloon men and boot bootleggers bootleggel bootleggeni leggers leggel of Kansas KanM Melvin said saidAs lad ladA saidthere As A there ther seems Reel to bo no redemption rdempton for foiyouyou foryou foryouyou youyou you you may just jllt as 8 well wel go to hell hel first lnt na 8llt 8lltIDd lost lostwe lastand IDd and we e Ar are going to fend send YOl you tere there i if you youdont yotdon don dont t vit huln0I itlSines3 and list for good tomwe tom torwe we are nr in business blllnO to stay Itay Perhaps Perhara go you OU wit willaugh wi witlaugh laugh at us u J Jllt Just list come to lola ana II see your yourpelves yourehp yoursolves solves ehp what we propose propOe to do Our organ organIzation or oranIzation nl Ization lztlon is Ii complete In every part of the ototiwhere ototi Statowhere btatcwhere eer Par where whisky Is Ii sold openly At a given sig signal signal eigfbi nal over the lILt wires wire your business bllln0 will wi go sky skyward Iky Ikyward skyward if dontlook don donlook dont dontlook ward ward and you will wi go with it you look out or get out outIn outIn outIn In his hliletter letter to the Governor Goveror he says saysWo saysWe Wo 0 wish to inform Infor you that hell hel ha habroken has hasbrken halbroken broken brken loose in Kansas KaAI and the first frt sho shohas sholits hot hotha has ha been blen fired Ire Who are ar we and what our ouimission oulmission I Iml mission ml lol Our band bad consists on8 t of an organi organia organiaton organiza organizatiomi a atlon tlon of men for tho purpose of assisting nssintlnicowardly MHIHtng MHIHtngcwardly assistingcowardly cowardly ton cwardly dishonest dl honest officials ofcai purpl to t enforce tntorce th thlaws the thelAws lie lielaws laws We l believe leloe the people plple ofKnnHnt ofKnnHnthave of KanHal Kansas Kansashave have ha ve had enough of this state of affaire affaireWe afnr affairsa We Wahaehadenoughotlt a have had enough of it and by the Eternal Ftemnwe Itemll Itemllwe Eternalwe we are going to blow them into kingdfcn kingdfcncome klnpm klnpmcmo come cmo if they dont Joe Folk themselvei themselveinnd themehcl themehclIml tlieniseivesatitl of the vio violation vlollton violatiomi nnd Iml get busy The regulation rpulltion lation llton of f law is I anarchy pure pur and simple simpleso Ilmplo so 141 0 if you ou wont anarchy we will wil give yot yotenough YOl YOlenou yotuenough enough enou h of it and the real Russian RU8ln brand brandIts brnd brndIl brandIts I Its Il war to the knife and ad knife to the hilt hiltWhat hit hitWhal hiltiunt What iunt an explosion explo lon there ther will wi be my coun country oun ounIrymonl ectintiymonl Irymonl IrymonlMehln try men menMelvin Melvin is 1 Er being beln searched for tonight tonightIt tonightI It is feared flnrod that he may do other damage damageIf I If he is not apprehended apprhended The dynamite dynamitewas dyamitE dyamitEwn was wn stolen Hlolln from the magazine magAzne of the Kansas KansniPortland Kanlall KanlallPorlllnd KansasPortland Portland Porlllnd Cement Company CompanyTO ompany ompanyTO TO ffKlt nrr FATHER FtTIIEn4FTEI AFTER 17 1 VEAItS VEAItSDeiertPil FlA n nOrrrt1 IfS IfSfleirrtetl DeiertPil Orrrt1 and Evicted EItel She he Will Wi Make Fin FinVisit FlutIsi Firstltlt Visit Isi ltlt Home 1011 MInce Rlnle Marriage MarrlaEcA Iarlacl IarlaclA A tired tred woman who said she was Anne Anastasla AnaRMla Annetasla tasla Jacobson Jacohlon dragged drajged a child chid of 0 eight elghbefore eighthef eightbefore before hef re the he desk of tho East Eet Fiftyfirst FHtyfrRt street strebipolice strt strtplc streetpolice police station Itaton lost night nlghtand and asked Iked for help helpHer helplAr helpher Her lAr plc husband hllbAnd Peter had deserted dosertf her sh shsaid Silo Bheaald Silosaid evicted from fronher fromher fromlierhomeat2olFast said Eight days ago she was WI her lierhomeat2olFast home at 202 East Twentieth street Itrct Sh Shcarried Site Shocried Sitecarried carried cried a half loaf loa of bread under her arm armHaveyou armHavoyou armliaveyou Haveyou any people peple asked al ked the ser sergeant sr srftant eargeant geant geantOh ftant Oh yes my father has ha a farm in Dutches Dutchescounty Dutohef DutohefcounlY Dtttohesecotlnty county and heR well wel off ot I havent been beenback htn htnhaok heetiback back slnos I married marred that man seventeen seventeenyears 8evenloenears seventeenyears years ears ago agoWhy agoWhy Why alo aloWhy dont you go to him himI hlm1I him5 him5I I would if I had the ticket ticketIt ticketI It happened that Mrs MI Lantry lantry wife of ofthe ofthe ofthe the I captain happnld was WI in the station staton houses hOURI and andheard andhpard andheard heard the story Borrowing her husbands husbandsamong 11Ibnnd 11Ibnndcap llushandlscap cap Ihe she dropped In II 1 then circulated circulatedamong circulatedamong rroppd among the reserves resenel room rom and they made madeIt it Ii IiFity s Fifty sFifty cents ontR of it went to huy U Mrs Irs Jacob Jacobson Jncnbson JncohBon Fity will take her hAck hAckto son a lodging The rest rRt wi to her lodglnp father Thomas Thoml Burke Burkl of Staatsburg StaatsburgXEono StaRRhug StaRRhugIoro StaateburgvaIIo XEono Ioro SHOOTS fl10TS NEGRO IEORO DEAD DEADEnd DEtDRnl DE4DEnti End Rnl of a Duel 0111 Following Felownr a Dllpotf Dispute In InIlrooKlyn a aIrookll aBrooklyn Brooklyn Irookll Saloon SaloonFrank RaloonFrAnk SaloonFrank Frank Schofleld Sehofel 27 2 years 3Ial old a negro negroof nPKr nPKrot negroof of 309 Hudson ludlon avenue Brooklyn Brookly was WR shot shotand RhotAnd shotand and instantly il InstitnIl lantl killed kied by John Thomas Thomasanother l Thomasanother homl homlanowr another negro nepro In the saloon of Michael MichaelContello Michaelctlo MichaelCostello Costello ctlo at Johnson J street strt and Hudson Hudsonavenue Iudlon Iudlonaenu Hudsonavenue Thomas Thomaswho Thomaswho afternoon avenue yesterday afteroon Thoml Thomlwho who Is II 2S 7 years Iar old and John Shepherd 28years 28 2Ryal 25years years yal old also IRO colored color of 28 Myrtle Myle avenue avenuewere nvenll nvenllWfr avenuewere were Wfr engaged pnpaRe in a game of pool poollp i ool in p the rear rearroom rlar rlarroom rearroom room of the lie saloon 11100n Schofleld Schofel was wal watch watching wltoh wltohInp watchlag and be became heme became lag the game Thomas ad Shepherd came Inp me involved 1001e In a dispute and before bforo any anyof an anof anyof of the other occupants ocupantR of the room rom realized realizedwhat ralh ralhwhat realizedwhat what the two men wore wer doing they tho v had hadeach hndeach hadeach each drawn drwn a revolver rvoler and begun bgun shooting shootingat Ih otng otngat at each Ih other otherOne ntherOno titherOne One of the shots Ihol fired trd by b Thomas ThomAf struck struckSchofleld stnlckSchofeld struckSchofield Schofleld in the right rght eye He fell f1 to the thefloor thefloor floor Schofeld with a bullet bult in his hil brain Ambulance AmbulanceSurgeon Ambulanc AmbulanceSurgeon Surgeon 1001 wih Oser of the Brooklyn Drookly Hospital HOlpltal who whowas whowa whowas Surpea was wa summoned Rummontd said that Schofleld Schoteld must musthave mUlt mUlthao musthave have died dIe instantly InHIAntl Thomas Thomal and Shep Shepherd Shephefl Shepherd hefl herd escaped lsclp directly dlrct directl after ater tho shooting shootingGHOlT shootng shootngOloT shootingGItOfT GHOlT OloT OfT oT OF IT ITllrooklyn ITIrookln ITllrookln Irookln llrooklyn Pnllllclnns roltllaus Say Sa a Comptroller ConptrolCr Will Willllcstimn Wi Wi1lIIIO illIUcaililme llcstimn 1lIIIO Law Practise Praetlc en Jan I IIt II IIt It I Is II tho general understanding undortandlng amnongDemocratic among amongDemocratic amonl Democrto Democratic politicians polticans in Brooklyn that thatComptroller thntComptroer thatComptroller Comptroller Edward Jlward M Grout Is I not seeking seekingj his office and that thatt thatit thatit a j renomlnntion rnomination to present prsent ofo and it t is his purpose to resume rume mesumehis his law practice practicean practl o oon on Jan 1 1 Senator McCarren McCarrn Bald tld yes ycslerday yesterday eB eBterday terday Eight months monthl ago Mr Grout Groutnfonned GroutInronnod Groutinformed gght informed me that under no circumstances circumstanceswould crcumstanCs crcumstanCswould circumstanceswould would he bo a candidate cadidate again agan In con conrersations canefaton conversations rersations I have hold with him since 81no then thenie thenhe thenhe he ie efaton has always Alwa repeated repated that statement statementBrooklyn Itatement ItatementIrookll statementBrooklyn Irookll Brooklyn Republican Rtpllllolna Booming Uoontln Schleren SchlerenThe SchlernThe SehierenThe The Republican Rtpublcn statesmen tatefmen In Brooklyn Brooklyntill stl still till continue contnue to t boom former Mayor Charles CharlesL the candidate candidatevho candidatewho candidatewho ASehlern A L Schleren art a strongest stronget who can be b named againnt ugainrt agaiictMayorMcCleilan agaiictMayorMcCleilanthis Mayor MoClellan MoClellanhU Mclelan Mclelanthli hU fall The euloglum on the former formerilayor CarmerMayor formerMayor tal Mayor come not nt only from frm his old mug mugvurnp mugwump mugwtlmp cme vurnp friends but from frm practical politicians politiciansike pltlelans pltlelanslke like Col Co Michael J Dady and former Police Policeommlssioner PoliceCommissioner Commissioner lke William Wilam E Phillips PhllpI H I it itmdertood I Iaunder4tood mdertood that the executive Executle committee committees cmmitee undertod 18 s a unit for Schieren Chairman Chairan Jacob JacobBrenner Jacb JacbBrnner JacobBrenner Brnner Brenner of that l body sold soldI I am am for Mr fr Schieren Sohlern and BO 10 is Brooklyn BrooklynHEN Brokln BroklnWHEN BrooklynWHEN WHEN HEN EVERYBODYS EVERYBODYS AWAY AWAYThe WAY WAYTh The Th X V Association 8orIAloa for Improving Improvingtin1 ImpMlnl Ih tin1 Condition of the Poor works ork night nightand nlrh nightanti and day loalllon In to IlalI8 it alleviate dlstrcno and Increase Increasehappiness Incrlc IncrlchalIlna IncreasehppinaS anl happiness in p needy ned tenement lnrnnl homes homesTwentylive bomAri homraIWemltttC Twentylive halIlna visitors are climbing main maintoday staIrstodat Ial IalIrdn IUtrrnm nm ll IUtrr today ri from I the Battery to Harlem so soyeslcrdny socstrdn3 yeslcrdny cstrdn3 Irdn and tomorrow tororrwIhou thousands and of offamilies Ir Irra0Is offamilies families are Ar reached ahd weekly w h Old Ic you youread yourad OU OUad read ra0Is ad In II Sunday lnda Suns pair r story olr July July2nd 1 lliiy lliiy7id II IIr 2nd what Sea llrreiie I does for twrnty twrntythree ttstflt ttstflttiirw r three thousand d tenement nrrf babies f moth mothITS a aho ITS 3 hoys ho girls rlrl and grandmothers na granditieliiir2a ndl olU 1 1 1rn 25 rents rn Mr Ilr one day cA iVnn IZn for rxcur rxcurslon xelr xelrIon xciirslon slon Ion of five hundred hlnlrd One Oi mother mal her or orbaby Ir IrIlah orbaby baby Ilah onn on week only 011 1250 IM 5O To how howmany ho homnn howmany many mnn grateful rral111 babies h8bl children chidrn mothers mothersmill motherscliii mill 1101 crniidmoihrrs rnldmllh will 1 you Ol cecil nd some someof someof ome omeot of lbs I hr Seashore Sraohor or country a shower fhoiveror howrror or drop drp In temperature Send checks ehrcksto hrrk hrrkt to t LI Hoberl lob1 Shaw Mloturn Hlltarn Treas 101 East Ea 2J 22ad d Street treeI treeIj t j IE EIIERFF RBjE IL4NGS lli8 ff1 IR1F IR1FE MI MIJ E J 1 HUckey 1Iao Democratic pomoraUo PotltlelMt PolIlielsoS PotltlelMtUeiMdere pOU lcl 01 01Drh1d S Drh1d I1eittd UeiMdere r me N J Ole In n Hit HI Darn DarnI Dm DmDKVIDKR BarnBidXIDgB I BBiviDBnfc DKVIDKR N J JJuly July 10 IOForer IOForerHhertEJi 30Forme 30FormeSheriff Form FormSheriff Sheriff HhertEJi EJ Mackey a aiening lending CUznand CUznanda citizen citizenan citizenana ai aia a prominent prmInent pr mlnen Democratic Dmocrto politician poltolan coi coimltted com commit coatmitted mltted mit eulolde Buold this hla morning moring by banging hanglnin bangingin in his hi barn bar Ho left leC the house houo at atwent and andwaDt flflwent went to tho lie barn to attend aleml to his usu usuwork uual uualwork usumwork work Ho did not return rtur and h hdaughter hie hiedaughtr hi hidaughter daughter daughtr Mrs M John Good Goo went wentlook I Ilook to tolok look lok for him and anr found Could him hanging I Itho In Intho 1 1tho tho haymow ha ow The 1he daughter struggled t tget I Iget to toget get the body down but failed faied and wet wetBcreaming went wentscreamlnj wonscreamIng screamIng screamlnj out Olt of the building huldlng M MMaokeyH Mr MrMackeY1 MmMackusywIfe MaokeyH MackeY1 MackusywIfe wife died a few months mOlthR ago H Hhad He Hehad Hbad had been hcen n member of the New New Jerse JerseAssembly JerseAssembly Assembly Asembly Sheriff Shulf of ci Warren atren county an anwa aud audW atiwas wa W was at a tho ho limn of his hi death County Co Colector Col Colltor Colloctor lector ltor His H financial Inalolal affairs Rfairs so far a aknown as askom a akflOwfl known kom aro in good ood condition cOldltlon He wa was 02 6 years yar old Ho Is survived by b three luee son aotand SOlS SOlSani sonand and ani five tvo daughters daughtersOHAXN dal daughtersJOhli1NN hlcrs hlcrs10ltNN OHAXN 10ltNN HOCH Ttrl IIWIlIJIXTS WAXTS 91100 91100Need fttonNf ciiooNeed Need Nf It for an AppealApplies APlleIIIIIIIrs to Hookfiller Hook itookefuller filler rIl I and Carnegie CarnegieCHICAGO CarngleCmcAo CarnegIeCnIcAoo CHICAGO CmcAo July 10 10Johann Johann Hoch th thcondemned the thecndemne thicondemned condemned cndemne wife murderer mlrdorr today Issued ISSlM a aappeal an anappll am amappeal appeal appll to the just public publo for enoug enougmoney enough enoughmoney enougimoney money to enable him to take his case cRe to th thSupremo the theSlprmo hi hiSupreme Supreme Slprmo Court Cour It I Is necessary neCs ar that h hshall he hefhll hi hishall shall fhll have 1100 110 by b I July JIly 15 otherwise otborl e h hmust he heIUt iii iiimonet must IUt lie hanged hangedFor hal iiangcdFor pd pdJor For Jor tho first tNt time sInce sln0 his hi oonvlctlo1 oonvlctlo1Hoch onlcton onlctonHoch conviotiorHocll tmo Hoch the lie optimistic opliml tlo the hopeful Is 1 1despair In Indespair it itdespair despair despairEleven Eleven hundred dollars dolnrl he said The Themight Tey Teymight Thea Theamight might as well wel take me out and hang m mnow me menow munow now 1 can flavor lover get ret It ItIt I ItIt It Is said that Hoch 1ooh has ha made appeals t tJohn to toJohn tJohn John D Rockefeller Hooknfelor Miss Jls mne Jlelen Gould GoulcAndrew GouldAndrew ould ouldAndrw Andrew Andrw Carnegie Cnme le and Ind other wealthy althy personfor person percentfor for life lte money with which he hopes hopR to save lave prsone prsonefor hi himlife hilife hie hielte DALRYMPIjES DmIES DtlRElIl4P5JfEPOflT REPORT REPOTT IN INMayor INIlaor INMayor Mayor Ilaor Dunne Uunle of nilongn 11I0 lies las It I but KeepIt Keep Klep KlepI It I I I to 0 IIIiiiRplf IlliuIseifCttlcAoo IIIiiiRplfCHICAGO UIMrlf UIMrlfCmcAoo CHICAGO July 10 1JlmO lOJltmes James Dalrymplo Dalrymploreport Dalrmpl e ereport ee eereport report on the traction situation Iltlatlon in Chicago Chlcagand Chicgo Chicgoan Chicagoand and an the outlook oltlook for municipal ownership ownerehiwas ownerhip ownerhipWO ownershipwas was WO received rolved today by Mayor a or Dunne DunneThe DunneTho DuaneThe The Mayor declined declna to discuss dLclf the doou dooument doc documont ment further than to declare he would woulnot wouldnot wouldnot not make it public puhlc a at t least Icst for the present presentThere presnt presntThere preeentthere There was Wi much speculation Rpeoulaton about th thCity thE the theCity City Hall Hal as to th6 th h contents eon contenteof lenti of the missive missivealthough mIR missivealthough lve lvealthough although It was generally general regarded as al at ataccepted Il att attaccepted accepted ac pttd fact that the Ihl Scotch expert looks lookiwith loekt lookswith with wlh little ltle favor upon municipal munlcpnl owner ownershin ownershl ownership shin shl of the railways ralwa S in Chicago ChicagoI Chicgo ChicgoI I have received reclvedn a communication commlnlctlon from fronMr fromMr fromMr Mr Dalrymple but hit I would wOlld not call cl it itreport a arepor areport report repor the Mayor Ia or said I have hve nothing nothingto to say 1 about it just now and do not care cre t tdiscuss to todlRcl todiscuss discuss dlRcl s it itFAMILY Itrot ItFI FAMILY rot 11M MIL 1 LIVING 1110 AMOXG A 4110 IOO HELLS HELLSlllrtln nELS nELSIrtl flEL IS IShllrthe lllrtln Irtl Deaths OPthM miami RII Marriages Iarlagls In a CrealCathedral Great Orfat OrfatCathllral GreatCathedral Cathllral Cathedral Tower TowerFrom TowerFrm TowerProm From Frm tkr th Mexican Herald HeraldSo Irmld IrmldSo So far far1nbo above the pavement Iaemrlt that liaise thnstwho Iloee Iloeewho liaisewho who walk In in and out ntnnnir nmOl1 the I its hundred hundredof hlndrld hlndrldor hundredsof of passing 1lsslnR vehicles vfhlclei appear aJJpnr like lke crpoplnc crreplnl In Insects Inrcl Inusecis sects rcl nnd so s lilch 111Ih thnt tit the ordinary IJnnlr noises nolseeof noisesIr noisesof of Ir the tl lie city reach rllc upward uIlnrd only Inlr as a confused confusedmurmur conruled conruledlurmlr confumsediuiutrimilir murmur lurmlr lives the tl family fnml that llnt 1ms Ifs the die distinction d18tlncllol dietinttioii tinction tlncllol of brtnir hlll the he most IOlt clevnted In Mexices Mex MexIcos Iex IexIrol ices Irol Capital Caplnl Tho home hO11 ham of tills fnmllv It Ithleh II Isliieh hleh Illh up II In II thn tln eastern nstrl tower lowlr of the tl Cnthe Cntherlrnl CRtherml Cathetiral rlrnl rml and thereanimur I11re111O11 tint Ihf hells hrls thnt for cen centuries rln rlnlurlre esnarIes arIes have hn1 called rnlcd the lip faithful faillfli to the tl Bcrvlcen Bcrvlcenof sfticpsor chlrll or the church chlrrh this family flmlr has ha lived Ivll for years yearsand renreRnd yearsattil and there Is I every indication Indlcnlon that the tower towerwill towerwil towerwill will wil be b 11 their thllr home 101 for many Inlr years enrs to come comeTwo Iomt cOuteIwo Two years NlrR neo nlo Mnniiel lnnuI1 Ilronn frtma the head hlar of ofthis ofIhls ofthis this fatally rn I Ir dieil 111 and tutu now his widow Ijiilsn Ijiilsnile Iumlntit tit II la Hrena Irena assisted by her Ier three Ihrel sons SOlS and mind her herrtniiKMter hI herdaughter daughter dAulhlpr looksnfter lookl iooks nfllr a tIer Dip Ih I it ringing rllllnl nf the hells hellsand bls blsnnd hellsand and cares carls for rlr tint tl great Irpnt clock that tlat Imp marked markedtime mtisrktitIme lrk d dtle time tle for so 10 many mnn years Inrs for the residents residentsot ot that part pnr of ff the til city cityUrides I1 nit nitflrides Urides have ha been 1111 led Id to the little Itll home homerunoiifr homenmonl hotneamong among nmonl the bells 11ls births have hl1 them Ihlro been beencelebrated hreneelebrntpd beencelebrated celebrated nnd death lth many malI times ImP has hl come cometo COlO comneto to the occupants occlants II ana Ins more ort than ino 10 years yearsnco yearsutro larR larRnl0 nco nl0 that n titan Rn was wn placed plnlrd In charge harll nf the thehrlK IheIel thebeil Iel beil hrlK amid ali those who now IOW live there Ihlrp are arlthe arltheIlrnl the thelineal theI Ilrnl I lineal I mi sal ilescpiuliints tieacpuiul llsccllllnlq it Ti I a of o t this C hi is unarm Rn This Th h18 Is man mnnwns manwaR in an anwas waR the Ihp crnndfnthcr rnn fnlhlr of Lulna rII de la Hrena Hrenawho frlna frlnawho utensvito who now 10W Is a grandmother Irlldl0lher herself Ilsclf When Whenher Whel Shenher her husband 11land died dlpd he was nn old man and andthe andth andthus the th woinnn olan Is no longer young 0111 but blt It I Is II prob probnhle probnhie rob robahlo nhle that hat the time 1m honored honorld position pOllton of bell bellringer hel hellringer rlllrr ringer will wi not not pass plle to new 111 hands hlnd when she Is Isrnrrled Iscarrlld iscarried carried carrlld down the Ihl wlmllne wlndlnl flight fllht of stairs ntslrsDoubtless Itllr stairsDoubtless Doubtless thin work will wil fall fal to one on or all I ll of ofher ofhpr ofher her POUR OiS who now spend sleld their lleir time 1m In looking lookingafter looklnl lookingafter after the Ihl work of ringing rllllnl the Ihl belU bel nt Intervals Inter laterslR Interaia vals slR the Ihl lie time tme of which is no doubt oOlbl known knownto to the Ih priests prlelts themselves Ihpmsphl no better beter than to tothem toIhpm tothem them IhpmThe themThe themThey They The are sI bellrlngem bllrlnlel by birth and by edo education Idl IdlcRllon edoctiOfl cation Thoeo 1ho who ho sing Flnl the niRPses before beforethe berorethl beforethe thl the altars know the time Iml for or tho ringing rlnllnl and andthe andthr andth the th length IrlAlh of the performance lrfolanlo no better boter nor nors norne noras ne s well tu nil Il as the members Ilmhcrs of the lie Drena rcna family familyThere rnmlv rnmlvTlere atumilyrIota There throe Francisco co Augustin Augustinnd Auigustlnand Tlere are nrl thrte sons son mnll AUllslin AUllslinnno and nd Antonio and anr one OJC ometiatightur daughter lnulhlr Mnrln 01ada 01adalul luad luaditipe uada uadalupe lupe lul Th Thllpothr Thp mother nnd daughter dnllhter care o ue for forthn forthA or orthe the homeand hOIeand the sons handle the ropes their theirfather Ihplrrnlher theIrfather father their tllr grandfather Irlllrnlher and Ild their ttlr great greatgrandfather Irelt Ireltraodrnthor greatgrandfather grandfather once handled handled1robably haldlNI haldlNIrohahl handledIrohaliIy 1robably rohahl not one man Inn out of ten knows knownlhat knowsIhnl knowsthat that a family rnlll is living Ivlnl In II one of the Cathedral Cathedrallowers Catheornltnwprp Cathedrallouvers lowers and probably polmbl not one man Inn out of a aliundred 8hlndre ahood hlndre hood liundred red knows anything Inthlll a ii yt IiIn g of the Ihl t ii condition conditionif lontllion lontllionor ontl itiomi itiomiof if that home By fl fur the lie majority mnJorll1 of those thoseivho Ihosrwho thosethio who do know there I her Is I a family rA111 there It is isImagined IsImAlln1 Islnlagluiei Imagined ImAlln1 that they 11 live I like lke ordinary onlnArr peonp peonpThe pnaeh ieons ieonsihe The h Idea doubtless doubt I prevails tn118 that the family familylives fnmll auiiil auiiillives the iii but should shouldmy shouloInl shouldany 1rR lives like Ik 111 poorest pOOrl8t portero bil my Inl one pay a visit Islt tn tl tills 111 home hU11 ribove the theity Ihrll thetiti ll titi ity they Ih would wOlld find fnd n home 10lr far superior to toIhc toth tothe homo In Mexico City CityThe Cityhis the th average nnllAn hllm llxl1 lltr lltrIII The III llrena Ifna home hOII i is I one OU of thn t h he most m011 com comfortable Iom Iomrorlnbh coinfortahk fortable of homes 1001 iionic Its Is sanitary Hnlltnrl condition conditionis condtlol I is is naturally nlllrlh fir superior tlerlor to that of nine nineicnths nlnl nlnltlnth nltietenths tlnth tenths of the tl tl IMIIPS 118 on n level with wth the thl thou thoumnds thol thousatids mnds of liullOliKi ImlJI bitlldir I ti t that compost C0lp08 the thl th city cityiml cH cHsnd iml the nlr that reaches rlnchrs the tht Cathedral Cnlhplrl homo homoperns homl borneptPinu 1111 perns filtered flpred of the Iht nauseous In18poU odors that are arenot aro10t aremint 10t not uncommon Ulconlnon to those tho Ihot who live IA below Thefrish The Thetresh Thefrsh tresh frsh nlr of the thl country clunrl count ry seems Pen11 blowing blowlll about aboutne nbolt nboltone nhoutone one ne and It requires rlCllr no effort Itort of tho ImnRlna ImnRlnalon Imaldnl Imaldnltnn tnn lon to bclleyjc hflei It really rlolr reniI Is I the Ih salute Flnl untainted untainteditmosphere unlalnledof lintaimitedotnioepliert itmosphere of the hills his that circle Ird the thl city cityInstead Il IlInlrad cit citInstead Instead of living Ihln like peons the Hrena Hrenafamily Uren llrenafullliilY family fnll lives 1es nmong nmon luxuries Ilxurlrl the lie poor oor of the therity thelll thetity rity lll never nelr Imve hl the pleasure 1IIn 1re of knowing knowlnl The Thepmcut TheIpmclt Thecontent Ipmclt content doors foorR are covered Ocrld with wih carpets Inrlls and andfurniture andfurniture I furnltlre furniture anti nlli pictures plcl1rA give III to the several severalrooms Ipvlrl Ipvlrlrooms severalrtfllflS rooms that are located them A homelike hOlllke air nlrhat airthaI airI thaI I hat might rilht in Iilit calls IIUA the I he family fnll to bo hp envied enviedn cnviedII II I n spite e pi te a of the 111 t itt Immense hnllne number nlmbpr of steps stepst Rlpps RlppsI I it t Is I necespnry IIcpSFnrr to take IRk in order to rencji real them themt Ihcmonr thornAt At t one side IldA of the parlor nrlor Is n piano Illno and Miss Missllrena 3llssutma 1R 1RIrlna llrena Irlna and one anI of her brothers are skilled skilledn kie In n Its ls use Isr The 1hl musio mlHlo of the church and musio musiohat mlalo mlalothat rntieiothat that Is I never beard belrd In the organ loft may mayfrequently ma mafrtqlenl mayfrequentlY frtqlenl frequently he heard by bl those who sit llt in the thebenches thehlnchls thebenches hlnchls benches in front frolt of the Cathedral Cnthdrnl Manytare Many Manylave lan lanhap hap lave wondered where hpre the tll lie sounds 011d8 came from fromind fromand fromand and few have hnvt discovered that they the come from fromimong fromamong fromamong among the bells brls of the old Cathedral CathedralIt CalhedralI It I was wal there the mother was wal married lostned more morehan morethan morethan than han thirty years ears ago aAO and doubtless doublrs8 It will willje willbe i be je there that hint the daughter will wil be married marriediome married10mI marriedtome 10mI tome day ds For the maidens Iloldln of the Brena Brenaatnlly Urenaflmlr jirenatatnil flmlr tatnil atnlly the I hI bells bel of the Ihl hi Cathedral are wedding weddingjells weddlnl weddingbells brls jells nnd no on those thoFl occasions OII loIS the thl men of the theamlly Ih Ihrall thetaunily rall amlly perform erorm n double dOlble duty dltl when Whll they thl this pull pullhe 111 pullhe Ihp he ropes rlppS rtip s and those below seldom 81Idom know that thathe thntIhC thathe IhC he ringing rllllnl Is for anything more than thln one of ofIhr orthl oftite thl Ihr regular rplllar services 611lcl of thw Ih churchthaw church churchHow churchlow How low an Ostrich OstrlCh Kirks Kirksrom 111i 111iFror KicksIrein Fror Irein rom Ilie hi Chiraqo ChirQr Chronicle ChrnniclrYou Chronicl Chronicleoul You 101 oul can go 10 behind hlhlll an ni ostrich all 11 rIght rlshtaid rllht rllhtFll rIghta Fll a aid lii I the lil he i4ii sailor Hilor her but hum never 11r go 0 in front of him himir hll or ir r youll 011 oiiil get Icl kicked The Th ostrich olrllh like ikI Ilk man mnnilcks mnl mandcks kicks forward He I has never Icr been known klown to toirnkea 10lke toitake irnkea itake lke a backward bllkwnrc kick kickIf kickI kIckI If I I t you 01 should holli happen iaiilsti to get IIt in front of an anistrirh anotridl anstriht istrirh amid he h should hupiinii lungo Rh01ll hllllAI to 1111 out outt Olt Oltlt alitit lt it t you 01 Oii with wih oin of them Ihel long lonl legs Irl dodge dodgelown dodlo dodloJown lodgeitiwll lown get Ipt near nlar the thl ground Irnlno for or nn I ostrichs ostrichskk oslrlchskllk ostrichskkk kllk kk has ho no force for till til It I I three Ihrl feet high hllh In lnIcr Indrr inicr Icr three feet fllt an Al ostrich cfliit call give 111 n good goodilrkfliidknowln Iood Ioodklcknndlmowll coodicknntIkiiowImi klcknndlmowll ilrkfliidknowln thl titic facthe fnrh dont dOIt attempt nllmpt It ItI itI I have seen HII n clog doA worrSiu worrlll an ostrich to tolentil torenlh tointii renlh lentil but hit the 111 til ostrich didnt dldlt kirk klfk him What WhatTould WhntwOlld hat hatucouiid wOlld Tould have ha1 been her I the I ho use 1 1 Tho kick wouldnt wouldntlave wouldnthave olidnt han lave amounted to anything anthlnl U I wouldnt wouldntTe hneburt Te e hurt the th dog no 10 moren more I a fle tn bita blt o of f M r Ai 1 1r KeadjustrnefltOfSUmmeY Readjustment 5 5KeadjustrnefltOfSUmmeY ntfSummerSUltPnce tif i Summer Suit uit a Pii PiiTnis I IM I This Thisrovement movement serves lere to bring bringto brg brgto j t to a lower pric prtt level roost mos of the thelummer thesue theiummer lummer suits which remain with us u In Ininstance Ininslace Ininstancei instance inslace sue suts from whch 3 rean to 8 10 1 wth 0 has ha beenlopped been beenlopped beenlopped lopped off of from the original orgina prices prce The Thesuits Te TheA4 I I Isuts suits affected are now in the theIS 15 18 18and 18and I afeced II i suts and 20 class All Al of them characterized characterizedby characterzed A4 A4i by our Concave Concve cass Shoulder and Close Closefitting Clalefltg Closefitting I fitting fltg Collari Collarfavotved Collar CollarInvolved CDa I II I Il II I I II I I i l I I I IInvolved Involved are trio tla accepted Iccepte a tingle sngle and double doublebre doutlebfeaed I Ibrea brea bfeaed bre ed model moel ol ollhe the xuon ausn in blue blue black and andray andray ray tergei black Thibet Tibl and smooth moth and un unniihed UOlnihe unhnlshed sre niihed aay lnihe worried worteda in u the new pay IY lone loneiWM loneWM longsWM II IIaay WM VOGEL SON SONBroadway SONBroadwaYI SONBroadway Broadway Houston Houston00derbti3 St StThe StThe 00derbti3 liooneIm1 liooneIm1BLtters BLtters BLttersThe The Best Bst Bitter Liqueur LiqueurThe Lqueur LqueurThe The sea has charms eban but creates crratesqualms erfAtes erfAtesqualms createsqualms qualms Underberg Boonekamp Bit Bitten Bitte liltI I 2 ten te adds to the charms chArs by b Improving Improvingdigestion Improvingdigeton imerovlngdigestion digestion digeton and quiets the qualms qualmsmeals qualmea qualmsseasickness seasickness ea ikne s A small mRlllls glass bfore bforemeals before beforemeals j meals gives jlves an appetite apptie R as nothing nnthln else elsewill elsewi will wi Take a bottle btle with you ou A sea seasonahle seasonAhle seasonahie sonahle pleasant drink dlin morning noon noonor noonor noonI I or night nightCapable nightblable nightV V 1 Capable blable as 3 i cocktail clU an ad better ble lor y ye ye6cooooo 6000000 600 bottles botle imported to o the theUnited IheUnied theIII III United Unied States StatesW W s fit 11 Htll CMt c ad flllluniiirt I f O jr Hi Hibull I IIul MlItI1S Iul bull tl U SUi i Uiilmli M t mW sd CfKiri CfKiriB Gw GwIT Gwgl4TflsDosY IT l4TflsDosY aD o aT aTI I II I B I L Uifcrttrf I Vides Albftcat 1 SWeHrf I RWe 4tfMQ 4tfMQtlnce 4qslnCemt4 tlnce slnCemt4 slnCemt4LVYTlE Il4 Il4LUVTIES 186 LUVTIES LUVIE5 BROTHERS BROTHERSGinirtl BIOTREIS BIOTREISc aROT8R5it Ginirtl c jltifli NeW Ne V Yp it I p p OUITUARV OUITUARVProf Onl7UAI Onl7UAIPror OIIITUA Ill IllPtof Prof Arthur Lathnm Ltham Pcrrr Per scholar scholarteacher scholarteacher cholorteaoher teacher hlntorlan and political Ioltlcal oconomUt oconomUtdied teoDomlat teoDomlatdie ecoeomistdied died die on Sunday at his home Wllllamstown WllllamstownMana Wllamtwn WllamtwnMallfler VilllamstowriMasii Mana Mallfler utter afteran nn In Illness Iless of otabout about olout twelve years ears A Ageneral I Ageneral general ielral breaking hrllklJI down in n health hlnHh due to over overwork olr olrwork overwork work previous to It his replBnutlou reshnnlon In 1803 1803from 18D3rrom lt03trotn from the faculty fllllt faciilt of Williams Wllnms ollece Colee upon uponwhich 11ponwhich uponwhich which ho ht hi served FCfIO contlmiouclv cunlnloll for forty fur years yearswas yearswas llrl was Wi the cnuse CnURI of death Prof 1trry Prr was wnstho wasthe 8 the theforeroHt loreinost of 01 local historians hl torinn8 having havingcompiled havingoomplP havingcompiled compiled oomplP several 11lrnl hooks of rf great rlut value on onthe onIha onlie the lie early ear history Ilptnn of Wlllliiindtown WIIIIFIOWI WilllnmCollecc WiliamS Willlnm Vlllinrn5olleic Collecc olerc and that part or tho IH Hnvolutlonary HnvolutlonaryWar Htrlutonar HtrlutonarWar War which had the scene Acele oC conflict conrlet In InBennlngton II inBemininatun BennlnRtn Bennlngton Vt 1 and nllJ vicinity Ienll IcIuiIt Of his writ writIngs wri writInge Ings on politicalcconoiiiylolltlcalKconomy politicalcconoiiiylolltlcalKconomywritten 10ltlcnlleonolr toliticnl iCorioiniIolltiCal Poltcal Economy Economwrltl Economywritten written wrltl In ttitm I d waR va one of the oarllcst elrllt books booksof of Its kind published ole In this country count und uiidit undIt aridit Is plblshd f it was I issued 1 in twi twentysix ntyelx editions dllons A later laterbook latprbook Interbook book was wnl lul Introduction Inlruduclonlo to Iolitlcniiiconomy Iolitlcniiiconomyand 10IllcnIIEfonmnI lolIticnl1Ec000Inanti and this hud several ml edition N11018 Ainonp his hishistorical Illshistorical I R Rhistoricl historical historicl IIII works Were Orlirltis Orllhl In II 111 Williams Williamstown Wllnms Wllnmsto Illlnnts Illlnntstowti College CollegeT Colele ColeleT town to n and Ind Wllliainstowu Wllaln8town nail nlli Wliiiatns WliiiatnsCollege ililamns ililamnsCollege 11 1 iS iSColele T Henry Randall Inndal at ono time tmr an architect architectIn Rrchltpct RrchltpctIn In this city elt died dlld lied on 01 Saturday Iaturda at lt Annapolis AnnapolisHe Alnnlol He was wa onc connected ConnectNt with ith the thl lie firm frl of McKIm McKImMead McKiuitMead lcKlmead Mead ead A White liItoanci And later hiul hlli a studio stldlo hy h hlnisel hlniselIn IIIFel IIIFelIn In the Madison Square SQuurl lardon nrdln tower towlr Mr MrKandall MrRandall Ir IrRandAl Randall RandAl was wal vas born bor nt ft Annapolis nnnol and nlt vas vnsHoiiUlim 43 3 Ylar years old H lie wn was a AradlalR graduals or John John1okllR Johnallopkitss HoiiUlim and of the Ih jlassachuwtts 7iIassachiieett lnsochlptl Instltuto Instltutoof Instlito Instlitoor of 1okllR TochnoloRy Technolo He H ii studied IllHled under Inder H I H HRlchnrdson I IIFlciiardson Rlchnrdson of lt Hostoii and later latAI attended attendedthe IUendld IUendldthe attendedtie the tie Kcole call cole den Beaux pnlx Arts Artlin 111 Paris He 1e was W the thoarchitect thearlhllct thearchitect architect arlhllct of IP many fanr buildings butdln In this thll city clt Pnll Pnlldelphla Ihla Ihladehlhla ihiladelihla delphla Haltimore Bnllmorl And Wa9hlnlton Washington atnong atnongthem aronI amnongtheni them the the hnptlstry hnpl try on the cathedral catheral cathedral site wltnat HltAat siteat at Mount Ht Ht Albln Ibln Washington Ho n also alsodeslKnvd nlRodellnl alsodesigned designed many man summer houses at Tuxedo Tuxedoand Tuxedoand Toxemiaand dellnl and on Long ong Island lummer He was as a member of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Reform Calumet and Church clubs clubsArt clubsthe th the Metropolitan Irrorm MUleum Museum and the Municipal MunicipalArt Iunlcpa IunlcpaArt Art Society SocietyJohn Hocet HocetJohn SocietyJohn I John Boyle olp the well wll known manufacturer manufacturerof mlnuracllrer mlnuracllreror or tents IfntR and awnings a wllng8 of 71 Lefferta Llert place placeBrooklyn placl placeIlrooklyn Brooklyn Brokln died diP on Sunday Bunda of apoplexy applex at athis athla athis his summer home at Asbury Asbur Park He was WHSa wasa a trustee Rlmmlr of Plymouth PImolth Church and was wal firsttriokens first firststricken Irt IrtItrleken stricken Itrleken while whie attending attendlnl a prayermeetlnit prayermeetlnitin prayermeeln prayermeelnIn in the church about ahut two months ago alo He Hewas Hewas was born brn In Knelnnd EIland seventyfive Ievlntfve years RS ago agoand I aipiand 0 0and I and came cale to this Ihll country In boyhood lie liehad I liehad l had been encaged rluR In II the tent and awning nwnlnirbusiness nwnlnl awningbusiness i business bulnesl forty forI years eArs He supplied sIPIIPI mallbairs mallbairsto malhan to the Government for twontyelqht twentehrht yjvirs yjvirssurvive years yearsHis His wife lr two eons lns and three dauRhtcrl dnughters dnughterssurvive survive liliii liliiiSelah hll himSelah Selah E Strong 8tronl former SherlT of Orange Orangecounty Oranll Orangecounty county cunty Is II dead at his homo in II Blooming BloomingGrove 1Ioominl BloomingGrove Grove He f was WIS born bar I In the same house 82 2 years ago Ho was appointed by Oov OovOdell ov ovOdell Odell OUR of the delegates to tin National NationalFarmers NationalFatminers Farmers Congress at St 1ouls In IIKM and andby aridh by h Judge Dickey a commissioner to condemn condeninlands condemnlands lands In Putnam and Dutches counties for forrailroad forrailroad railroad purposes He leaves hease a widow widowand widowand and two children Ills son Sherwood IN In Inbusiness Inbusiness business In New York and n daughter Is the thewife lie liewife wife of Dr Norton of Saugortles SaugortlesLouis MatigertlesLoutsWaliis Louis LoutsWaliis Wallls one of the last of the Mexican MexicanWnr Mexicanveterans Wnr veterans died nt his summer home In InB InBe1miitr Be1miitr B lm r X J on au Sunday the eightieth anal analveraary anniversary versary of his birth lln came from lermnny lermnnyitt itt an early enrl age and enlisted for the Mexican MexicanWarwhen MexicanWarwhtemi Warwhen he was only 17 years old Ills first firstservice firstservice service was as a musician Then he robin volunteered robinteered teered for more dangerous work and took Part pnrtIn Partin In several engagements He ilcguirvlveci survived severe severewounds ststrcitroiuids wounds anti yellow fever He made n for fortune foruric tune uric In business In Trenton retiring fifteen fitleenyears fifteenyears years ago lit was u niUKlcInn and com composer coinposer poser of some note noteThe noteTue The Rev ThomasJ 1 Klllntt a young clergy clergyman clerryman man of Noroton Conn nun died at the New York YorkSkin erk erkSkin Skin and mind Cancer Hospital yesterday He was wasborn uasborn born In Bristol Pa 33 years ago Six Sixmonths Sixmacnibs months ago ho was attacked by h cancer cancerof cancerof of the liverataistomnach liver and stomach lie was brought toNew to toNew New York a few days before he h died diedWilliam diedVilllarn William A A VoorhppH who died yesterday yesterdaynt nt his home In Orlggstown N 1 aged S7 S7had Sihad had local fame anita as a brldgu builder itiiiiltr He built builtover builtover over loo bridges many of which an In Senior Somerset Seniorsat set county count Ho is survived by three eons uonaand eonsand and two daughters daughtersCapt daughtersapt Capt apt Krskine Hlch n veteran of the civil civilwur clviiwar war died at tho home of his liisnlece niece 4SIO Four Fourteenth Fourteentm teenth avenue Brooklyn Brtuoicln on Saturday He Hewns liewas was 13 years old and nurlntr the war served servedwith serveducithi with the Thirtyninth 1 New York nrlc Volunteers VolunteersOeorge olitntetrsGeorge George F Hartlett customs collector of ofthe 0 0th the th port of New Bedford Maw l Is dead deadat datat at the ngn of 77 years Ho was an old time timewhaling ilitiewhaling whaling and commission merchant merchantTHE merchantS merchants merchantMade THE THEMOST MOST MOSTPOPULAR I POPULAR POPULARSHIRT S SHIRT SHIRTMade s Made in all styles for men menwho menwho who seek the maximum of ofwearat ofwearattheminimumof wearattheminimumof wearat the minimum of cost costFAST costPAST FAST COLOR FABRICS FABRICSDeiltri FABRICSDt1rs Deiltri hive them themtt hienat tt JlOO 100 or 125 125CLUETTPEMJODYa 125CLUCTTPEl3ODy CLUETTPEMJODYa CO COTROY Codeny TROY NV is y yLasses Lasses MNUCSOCUN555 MNUCSOCUN555Leo Leo eoIsa us yet yetWOCLC WOCLC WALTER E SMITH A SUICIDE SUICIDEJumps SUICIDEJumps Jumps In Front of a Iooomotlve Near NearClifton NearClIfton Clifton Springs and Is I Cut to Pieces PiecesROCHESTER PiecesRocHESTER ROCHESTER N Y July 10 10WaIter Walter E ESmith ESmIth Smith a patient for the past several weeks weeksat at the Clifton Springs Sanitarium whoso whosohomo whosehome homo Is In Brunswick N J and whose whosebusiness whosebusiness business connections are with the Metropolitan Metro Metropolitan politan Insurance Company at Newark NewarkN N 1threw threw himself in front of a westbound westboundpassenger westboundpassenger passenger train on the Auburn branch of ofthe oftho the Central about a mile west of Clifton CliftonSprings CliftonSprings Springs this morning and was literally literallycut cut to pieces piecesSmith piecesSmith Smith who was Buffering from melan melancholia enelanclmlla cholia slipped away from the sanatorium sanatoriumearly sanatoriumearly early this morning and walked along the thetruck thetrack truck to the point where he was killed killedWhen killedWhen When the train was nearly opposite him himhe himhe he jumped in front of the locomotive His Hishead head arms and legs were severed and andtho andthe the trunk was cut to pieces piecesTraveling piecesTraehin Traveling Traehin Schools In Germany Germanyfrom GermanyFront from the Youths Companion CompanionFarmers CompanionFarriters Farmers daughters are educated In many manyparts manyparts parts of lermany lorntnn In traveling schools which whichgo go from village to village to give girls over overin overIs in yenrs of age practical lessons In house housekeeping housekeeping keeping cooking the selection of food cars carsof careor of poultry and cattle the cultivation of vege vegetables tegetables tables and butter and cheese making The results have ben go satisfactory that It ItU itle U now proposed to add Instruction In nursing nursingcooking nursingcooking cooking for the ho sick mending and sowing The iht teachers who nrc graduates of th thschools the theschools schools of housework mind have passed passedGovernment passedOovernnitmit Government examinations uxnnuulnnt ions carry with wit hi them theman themean an outfit nf a cooking stove and the venous vnrlousutensils venousiitensil utensils for cookine and Ironlnj The cla classes classesare e eare are held In the schoolhouses the term lasts lastssix lastssix six weeks anti the cost of tuition Is put so solow solow low as practically to exclude no one oneIf oneI oneIf I If you feel run down or that thatyou thatyou you are losing ground phys physically phyically ically try the theJohivJameson theJohnJamesos JohivJameson JohnJamesosThs Ths ici1r star starIrish 7 sr srIrisK Irish Whiskey WhiskeyA A wonderful reconstructive par particilarly particitarly ticilarly efficacious in convalescence conaIeccnceStrengthens convalescenceStrengthens Strengthens the hearts action Builds Buildsup Buildsup up vitality Mildly stimulating stimulatingIllSINEHS stimulatinglItSINESS IllSINEHS NOTICES NOTICESMr XlTIVtrq Mr rq Wlmlown Soothing Syrup for ehllilfn ehllilfnteething cljtijtreoteething teething softens often the turns reduces InflammoUrm InflammoUrmallays Inflaunnusulnailau allays ilau Mln ciirin 1 urea wind colic rtlarrhiri JSo c n lintlle lintlleDIED tmutleDIED DIED DIEDnOVUOn DIEDitOi12On nOVUOn July 9 IWtt at Asbury 1nrlt Juan JuanDoyle liiturilioie Doyle beloved husband of Ihortic Illinois In Inhis inlila his 7Mh year yearllelatlvcs yearItetatties llelatlvcs and friends are Invited to attend the thefuneral Incfuneral funeral services nt Plymouth Church Orange OrnngeSt St Brooklyn N Y i on July 11 at 8 oclocU oclocUI I M Interment private privateFULIOTTAt privatettLlOlFt FULIOTTAt the Skin and Cancer Hmplial Hmplial19th liopitnl19th 19th slandMav SI and 24 av N VMonday i Monday July in ISO inithe ISOthe the Kev Thomas J Elliott of Noroton turoton Cone ConnNotice Coneottce Notice ottce ot funeral hereafter hereafterFlSKESmldrnly hereafterFISRPSiiifdrnl FlSKESmldrnly at Knsl Orange X J Sunday SundayJuly suniaiJuhi July 5 1005 iaa Kate S wife of John M KlskiFuneral Klski FISkeFuneral Funeral Wednesday ctiiicitda July huh U i from her late rc rrsl rrslhence l ldence hence 03 13 Woshlneton St at 330 oclock oclockCarriages ocIeebCarttarns Carriages will he In walling Brick Chur H Hstation itstation station on arrival of train leaving Parclny Parclnyand listclaysari and Christopher sts Ma II L 1 V t at JM JMGIDHStiddenly 2QW8llSumddenn GIDHStiddenly In Paris on Friday Jure I IHoward Ill IllIfoward Howard son of John and Harriet llalsdon llalsdonGlbb ilaladnoitbb Glbb In the 50th year of bIt Ktr KtrRelatives ageiRelatives Relatives and friends are Invited to attend th thfuneral uuifuneral funeral services at the Church ofth of the Aicendm AicendmSth at at5th Sth av and 10th St NeW York on Tuesday TufsdiyJuly TuesdayJuit Juit July U ltat at 11 oclock A U Interment priests prlvslrNOnMANAt priestsORMANAt NOnMANAt Hampton Va a July 10 1 1505 05 Alfrel AlfrelT lfro1 lfro1F T F Norman Norman5011cc VormanNotice Notice of funeral hereafter hereafterSPlTXXKn hereafterSPITZNEHOn SPlTXXKn SPITZNEHOn On Saturday July 8 IMS ISO Charles CharlesH H Spltzner In the 7Bih year of his age ageFuneral ageFuneral Funeral private HARRIED HARRIEDDYBR DYBR nrNCANOn Monday July 10 M MJamcsRChurchlAlranreTexMlMJo atJntnecsChurch JamcsRChurchlAlranreTexMlMJo JntnecsChurch laOrsegeTezMissJoephinie laOrsegeTezMissJoephiniehiiincan ephlne ephlneDuncan Duncan daughter of Mr John Thomas Inn Innran lItpcall ran to Leonard Huntress Dyer of East Ornnire OrnnireN N J JMILLS Jtll1i MILLS FtnTON FtllONAt At the Church of the Trans Tranvfiguration TransfiguratIon figuration on the lath Inst by ti the Itev ti i C CIloiighton CI Iloiighton I Charles Clue rita 11 Mills to Miss iI its Mary MaryFulton t any ti tiFultoni Fulton FultonTHE iiIiiiitiic 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1 7Wr II il lwWv Vf it 1 T RETRAC RETRACirorAO TRMT TRMTJIOllD y WOrLD nMcoME A t LIREL svr StIT StITII SILITIn 111 II ISIIOKER flIUKIRIThI IllICK IllICKThl 11l11Thl fiviiblrra 1 1Snlil IIr IIrSolei liiinId flnarrrl AmonR monl IThI Thl l n Snlil HriiiiBhl Annul by h I the tIita l J1 l uatl uatlfarllmi RlIs RlIsi i farllmi a I I 1fl i nr f Sitiiu1 t nf Them 1111111111 Iti im In Not ot iJHtln iJHtlnItlial 1111111 1111111IIhnl t t I u uU Itlial U h a Tlicy iIll Ill TnoilBht t 1Vu u Tliilr Ii i r Idli1 Idli1VASIIISOTOS 11111lIlsnlJ I 11t 11tJUI VASIIISOTOS lIlsnlJ July Iul 10 10Thpr1 Tir wero tlire tlirebtopvuuir tlreet tireothtort In j ronneetlowith ronneetlo 01111ctI0nI btopvuuir t thtort I dnlopmlIt d mlopm oloIrnnt nU with s ith iiifl I t1 rotinn olnn Ot tfl scandal ean 1ul I today I The I 11 Iln Ilnwu 0 flI IH IHU Ht Htw t twllh wu w U ilif Ih tit atiiioiinciinicnt of f Secretory Secretorysriniltur Sccr tllr of of1 ofrift1l sriniltur rift1l 1 Wilson l on that ho had no triton Intciiiiui Intcni iiiui i 11 of f iipolnKizliiK to Theodora H Price 1riot Pricew t New w Yurk cotton speculator for linvln linvlnnvntird 1111 buying buyingmrntind Ing Ingrn nvntird rn I 1ricJs Irlc s name In the official stat stattwnt state staterotllt statornen out Saturday tlio lie second wa wathe was WIISrhe wastiw twnt rnen fiivfn l 11 n the determination of the authorities to re refor reer rofer of tli tliGovernment the theGOIernllnt theQoveritiint for er tin tb IMmes case to legal officers Government with a view Iew to ascertaining asccrtalninwhether IIscertalnlnghrlh ascertainingwhether whether hrlh h im cnn be prosecuted pro rcutcd on n chnrgof charge chnrgeor of brlKry th thlnl was the Issuance I sullnro of i idtatemfnt n nt3t astatetut dtatemfnt t3t IlInt by George P 1 McCain Holiclto Holicltoof Kollcltoror In which whiclhe whichhe of Agriculture of thn th IVpnrtmMit he e cays aV that United States District Attome AttomeMown Attorney Attorneyorinn Attorneyorgan Mown orinn organ II Bench tach informed Secretary Slcr tllry Wit WJ1ion WIIn Witthat ion n that the th evidence siciin leltm1 submitted to th thSecretary the theerrtnn thesecretarY Secretary errtnn convinced him that a prosecution prosecutloiagainst prosecutiona prosecutiongatnst against a ilnfit Holm1 could not be maintained maintainedSecretory malntnlnedscrrtllry nrnlntatnedScrtLlrY Secretory Wilson l on did not mines words li lidlscuMing in indlscu indiscuf4jflg dlscuMing dlscu ing the demand made upon him b bMr by byIr byMr Mr Ir Prfrt for or a ret retraction retractionThl ruction ructionThis rnctlonTh This Th I k a quarrel among nmon gamblers gamblersthe ga mbloltl mbloltlthe the Secretary sl1 aid brought about b bthe by byIhe bythe the dissatisfaction flltl n of some of them in no nogetting not notletting notgetting getting what they the thought was their due dueI I have nothing to take back As the hea heaof head hlador headof of an executive department of the Govern Government Goernment Governmerit ment It was wa my n1 duty and my m right to give givito giveto to the public rh rho he result of the Investiga Investigation tion by h the Secret eret Service rlce agents Into thi thirharjjes the therhar thecharges charges rhar rs which had been ren filed the Invest Investcation Inestljatlon invostigotlori cation of which w ich led up to the dismissal dtsmlssaof of Assistant Statistician Holmes HolmesSecretary HolmesSecretnry HolmesSecreLary Secretary Wilson said he had reached reachethi reachedhl hi his decision not to make any retraction retractloiof of the statements in the official document documenin in regard to Price only after serious con conflderation conlrleratlon consideration flderation had been een given to Prices re request reqUI request quest qUI t presented preoenl through his attorney attorneyWilliam attorneyWilliam attornoyilliani William illiani M 1 Ivlns of New York to with withdraw wlthdra withdraw draw dra the unjust offensive and unsua unsuaMined IInsustalnerl unsustamed Mined charges chnrg and Implications In ques question questlon question tion The Secretary added that ho would woulcnot wouldnot wouldnot not communicate with Mr Ir Price or his hiattorney hisattornlr hisattorney attorney in any IIn way wayThere wayThrrl wayThere There is if good reason to believe I tha thaPresident that thatPr thatPretdnt President Pr ldt nt Rootnelt will Instruct the At Attorney Attornl AttOrnoY torney tornl General Gforl to review the report of the theSecret theSct theSscret Secret Sct Service ServlC agents on the cotton cottn cro croteandal crop cropalnrlal cropscandal scandal alnrlal with a view to criminal criminl prosecu prosecuion pr0ecu pr0ecutln prosecution ion tln of Holmes Holmli and his hlt associates associatesIt asocates asocatesI It I must mlt not bo forgotten that Secretary SecretnrjRichard Scretory ScretoryRchnrl SecretaryRichard Richard Rchnrl Cheatham of the Southern Souther Cotton CottoiGrowers CottonGrower CottonGrowers Growers Grower Association tsolation who first tTt presontetthe presented presentedthe the charges against alalnst Holmes to Secretary SecretaryWilson SecretaryVilsori Wilson on Saturday Sntlrdar night said Iald that Dls Dlstrict Di District trict IMn Attorney Beach had intimated thai thaiwhile thlt thltwhile thatwhlie while torer there t was not sufficient iufcent evidence evidenceagnlnit oldente oldentea evidenceagainst against a nln t Holmes lolmr8 and his associates aisolate In the thereport thereport thereport report turned tlrpd over to him on which an In Indictment Indictllnt indictnnt dictment dictllnt might ml ht Ha I nevertheless neerthelc8t he thought thoughlthere thoughttberl thoughtthere there tberl was wai wn a strong itrong case for a conspiracy conspiraccharge cont conspiracycharge piracy piracycharjl charge charjl if the tht irntter n 1tr were wer properly proprly handled handledThe handlednt handledlh The nt lh statement tlternt made by Mr lr Beach last Ilt nIght nighiLears nIghtIear nighttears tears Iear out Olt Mr Ir Cheathams views to a con contiderahln coniderhll conideraIulo tiderahln iderhll extent extentThere extentTherl extentIhore There Is a dlforenr Inference of opinion between betweeithe betweenthe the Department of Justice and the he De Departmenl Depnnmen Depanmnt partmenl pnnmen of Agriculture an 0 to the naturcof nature nlltureCr natureof of Cr the opinion rendered rnderd by Mr lr Beach ir irthe in inth inths the th case CI I As Mr Ir Beach Hach expresses exprntl his hi side sicUof tlde tlder sideof of r the story itory he evidently eidenty informed Secre Secretarv Secrotan Secretarv tarv Wilson lton that in order to prosecute prosecuteadditional proecute proecutedrltional prosecuteadditional additional drltional evidence would hove to be BC BCcured 8ecure socured cured cure lnlntffitionally tnlntf jtlonlliy Secretary lecretary Uilsont Uilsontstatement Wi iIsonH iIsonH5tatement on onstatement statement was waf not complete complet Tho Lie Liepartmentti Veprnentt tieparunents partmentti position poltlon is i outlined outlned in a state statement statemerit tlltoment ment prnentt made madl public puble today by George eoro P PMcCahe PlcCabe PIcCahe McCahe as O follows followsAbout folow folowAbout followithout About 10 A M 1 Friday July 7 under UndeiInstructions underInstrctioni underintrwtions Instructions Instrctioni from tho Secretory Scretar of Agri Agriculture Agricutlre Agriculture culture cutlre I called calcd upon Mr lr Beach United UnitedStates Ulted UltedState UnitedStates States At torney torer for tho District D trct of Columbia Columbiataking Columbialakln Coin inhia inhiataking taking lakln with me the Scret Ssrvice S3rlc operative operativewho who had made the investigation Inebtigaton in the thereported therpone thereported reported rpone leakage on the cotton ctton crop report reportThe reportTe reportThe The Te Secretary ertnr instructed Initructerl me to place plce all allthe aUthe allths the evidence t1lrlpnc in the possession Jsofflon of the Depart Department DIJar Departmerit ment and the original orlg nl report rpor oMho ot the Secret SecretService SecretSric SecretBorvico Service Sric operative in tho hands hnd of Mr 1r Beach Beachand Hach Hachanrl Beachand and to request that official ofcial to ad advile advise vice tho thoSecretary thecrtarr thoSecretary Secretary crtarr whether whethe in his hi opinion opl oD a criminal criminalaction criminlllaction criminalaction action would He le against ngalrt any an of the parties partiesnamed rarte rartenmerl partiesnamed named nmerl in in the tht evidence eldencl or in the report I Icarried Irrrerl Icarded carried rrrerl out Olt the instructions InstrucioM of the Secre Secretary Secretar Secretary tary tar and further told him that the Secre Secretary Scr Secretary tary desired delrld to have his opinion on the thematter thernttlr thematter matter rnttlr as soon as l a possible and lrd asked askedwhether askedhelher askedwhether whether It i would handicap hndicp him in his hi efforts effortsto elors elorsto to maintain a prosecution if the Secretary Secretarygave Scrotar Secretarygave gave ga VI a report rport of the investigation to the thenewspaper thenewBpapN thenewspaper newspaper men rending Mr lr Benchs de determination rlC determInation termination of the he mutter mater Mr Beach Beachreplied Beachrpled l3eachreplied replied rpled that he did not want one word to tohe toto tole he to made mde publio publo until unti he had iwd time to go over overth overthe overthe th the matter mter and satisfy Mt f himself himsel as to whether whetheror or not an offense ofens had been ben committed committd and andprosecution andr0cllton androecutlon prosecution r0cllton could be b maintained maintained1Un0n maintainedlpon maintainedUpon 1Un0n Upon my m suggestion uggftion Mr Ir Beach called calledup caIe calledup up the Secretary Seretar of Agriculture Agrculure by tele telephone telephono toteplono phone and advised him of the fact that ho hodid hoid hodid did id not IOt want ant publicity pu puhlicit blcl at that time tme and andthat nndtbat aridthat that he would communicate commlmcate with tho Score Secretary Sere Seretary Scoretary tary as a a soon on as aE possible On Friday Frday after afternoon afternoon afternoen noon between 2 and 3 oclock ocock Mr lr Beach Beachcalled Beachcnle Beachcalled called cnle upon the Secretary Slretal in person peron and andreturned andretlrned andreturned returned retlrned all al the papers and stated that a aprosecution nproseution aprosecution prosecution proseution would not lie le The whole wholequestion wholoqUeitlon wholequestion question qUeitlon was Wa8 presented to Mr Ir Beach i e ewhether el ewhether whether an offense ofense against agnint the law had hal haul been bell committed commite and nnc whether in his hisopinion hisopInon hisopinion opinion opInon maintained maintainedSecretary malntaineStcretar maintainedStcretary a criminal crmina prosecution proseution could coul be bemaintained bemalntaine bemaintained Secretary Stcretar Wilson Wison is not satisfied atsfe with withthe withthe withthe the outcome of the recent investigation investigationand ineHtiglltiol and he would wCuld be glad to see the matter mattergone mater matergon mattergone gone gon into at greater length He very 11 plainly intimated today that he would wouldwelcome woul wouleome wouldWecOrnC welcome eome some Bore such action as l is threatened threatenedby tnrCtncd by Price Prce as W he believed belee it might bo the themeans themeans themeans means of developing devlloping some facts not already nlread nlreadurcovrn uncovered urcovrn 1 which it was va extremely desirable desirableto dCllrble I to know knw The Secretary is inclined inclne to believe beleve that If Mr Ir Price Prce brings brngs suit for forlibel I libel lbel against him the resulting rC ulin testimony and court proceedings proceclngA might revea reea reveal things thingsnf nf vital vial interest anil alli uiit import importIody importance e to every Iody concerned concernedScretary corcNned corcNnedSCrelary concernedScretary Scretary SCrelary Wilson Wison does dos not know nt first firstand trst tanrl and of ofanyconnection tiny connection connlction Mr Ir Price Pric may have havehad ha ve had with wih the thl leaks Ifakl from from the Bureau Burau of SEa Statiitlos St SEaThat tiitlos tlMICs That Is one of the reasons rasons why he Mieves that Mr lr Prices Pric grievance if the thnlatter latter laler i is sincero sincr in his statement grevanro that he hehn hao hn one nif should IJ ho x ngnlnst the Treasury erlials fnoinls und nnr not against the head of the theAgricultural Agricultural A rllltlra Department The Secretary lcretary considers that t when hll the t he report of the Secret Scrot Secretrvi Nnle Vrvjcf rvi officials ntdal8 was handed to him he had hadWit Wit hit one courxo Clr to pursue He folio foliocourse folower followed that thatC011M thatcouIrso course ho says iys r8 and ann made public the entire entirer entirerrport anc publo ontre ontrerAW r rAW rrport pori holding bark nothing nothin As Al a matter matterpr mntor mntorrJC matterJr pr rJC Jr fart Catt thn Ihf Secretary crtar is inclined Inclned to believe believethat blove that his hi action acton In Inport giving out the entire re repnrt renon port is i whit has ha caused CUECI gllnf most of the after aftermath arer arerrath afterWath math rath of trouble But ho realizes ralzes that that ho howas heWas howas was in in tho position po itlon of a culprit who hesl hesltniori hl i tniori tlld hetwenn 1 twer confession confe lon and denial and andM andWVolfI andwho M who ho WVolfI wits 1 told 1 by tho Philosophical phlo ophical Sheriff Sheriffli Sherll li don tont t make no differonco dlloronc whether whetheryou I IOU IYIU you OU confess cnnfesl or not not Youll Youl swing swin wln if you youuo uo do atvj ujn voull oul swing if I you dont dontXTOIlKIl dontOcOIFR dontorroluEn I XTOIlKIl OcOIFR COTTON COTON UP I28 285 28 A BALE BALETlioodoro DAL BALEThurndrO Tlioodoro Th orJo H I Price the cotton toton operator operatormeniiomtl operatormrnllnnd operatortTflulOhIi meniiomtl L LrSILVER in Secretary Scretary Wilsons Wisons report reportSILVER reportSilver SILVER PLATE PLTE PLATEThAT PLATEThATServiceable THAT WEARS WEARSSilver WER Silver Slver Service ServiceServiceable Serice SericeServiceable rSILVER IsL Serviceable Silver SilverThe Siver SiverThe 1 The identifying mark on silver siver of ofthe ofthe ofthe the highest grade grde is the stamp samp stamp141ROGERS 147 141ROGERS ROGERS BROS BROSIf BRO If I your knives forks spoons etc etcl l hJe vc this thl mark you liivc 6pn selected selectedthe zccctedthe U the best bestIn beitln elt eltIn mJr sceCkd sceCkdthe In buying Iuyinl Coffee Sets Set Water WaterI I 1 Pitchers itchcrs etc ask sk for the ncods ods s of ofMERIDEN ofMERIDEN I I IlEIUDEN MERIDEN lEIUDEN BRITI RIT co1 CO COI I I lir 11 on the rotton cton cottonIeakoildnoeye leak would o oud not no fM My yesterd yesterdwhether yet t rdAy rdAywhether whether he hehaddeeldedtsueR had decided to sue ry1 Sec 8eorotary Secrotary rotary Wilson WII f fQrlbQI fQr jr llbql Tho Todlcl dtecloiun dtecloiunregarding dtscl 8u luro luroregarding regarding the Government cotton cton reports repovthad reportshad reportshad had lt its effect efect In the cotton coton market yeator yeatorriny yestorday ester esterrn day rn Rrokors BrokeN wore demoralized demorlzr and the thitrnilliiR thGtradilr thetrailing trailing tradilr r reached ciert n considerable tolliderCblo pitch pich ol olincitement of ofJccltement ofuccitemont incitement Jccltement October colton which close closei cloAd cloAdn closedat i nt n iu78 1811 on t Satuninyreached SuturdIYIeachd 1131 113 yesterdayn yesterday csterdljn n r 11 rise o of f M85U US I II bal and nil 11 of the t hI hc option optionpasted nptonE optionsIi I pasted pa dl It for the first frst fii st time thnt thin thl season senaonAtwood seasonAtwod Clon ClonAtwotd Atwood iolett A t Co have hut purermwJi purermwJian purchased purchaodtl purchasedliii an tl additional nddilonal scat on the Cotton Gtton Exchange Kxchancj Exchangefor xchango xchangoI I j for J14000 U O I the ho record r rd high price pricernniaiiT prie prieIRHlf rico ricolrrffLiIIT rnniaiiT IRHlf IT P nr I rni 1 SCAXHALPresident SCAXHAL SCtV1tLIresltlent Ci f fIrellcnt President Irellcnt Wnttlng lltll ftttln for llcpnrli of Attorney Atorne Atornelhllral Attorneyu1Cral I tioiural lhllral u1Cral Moody looll anti 011 Cotton Coton Association AssociationOYSTEB A5ocllllon A5ocllllonOY3TER AssoetallonOYSrEB OYSTEB BAY Dn X Y July Iul lOPrestden lOPrestdenRoosevelt loPrPldent loPrPldentRoosfvelt 10PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt Roosfvelt It Is i understood uncertood hero is muclwrought much mucbwruht muchwrought wrought wruht up by the cotton coton report leak leakand leakand teakand and It is probable that criminal orminlll prosecu prosecution prosrculon prosecution tion lon may result reul from the investigation InCtl ltlon b bthe btho by bythe the Secret Slret Service not unlike unlke tho ruthlmt ruthlmtand ruthlfo ruthlfoand rutluhesaand and wholesale wbolCale prosecutions In the poa poaoffice ICst ICstofce post postoffice office ofce department Thus far the matter mattohan mlter mlterhM matterhas han not nt been bln laid before the President Presidenformally Preident Preidentrormal Presidentformally formally rormal but It Is known that so far bad badas buckW backas as W last Int Tuesday when hn the President wes waion WMon weson on bin bl way to Secretary Hays funeral funeralhe he and Secretary Seretar Wilson Wison had a C long tall tallon tlk tlkon talkon on conditions conditon In the Department Deplrtmont of Agri Agriculture Ar Agriculture culture with particular reference to o thicotton the tbecottn thecotton cotton cottn scandal scandalUnited sada scandaltnlted II IIUnte United Unte States StlltC District Distrct Attorney Beach Bcaorof Bech Bechor Beachof of the District DI8trct of Columbia Coilmblll after afer a mor moror more moreor moreor or less 1M superficial supprfcal examination of the case casethought cae caethought casethought thought that ho did not have sufficient sufflclenievidence sumcientovidence sufficientovidence ovidence for criminal proceedings acainstHolmes against laiDt laiDtHolnl againstHolmes Holmes Holnl tho assistant listant Iroceeng8 statistician ttllt tclan who it italleged 18 18alego Isalleged alleged alego to have hll ve given I en out advance Informa Information information information tion to certain cotton coton brokers But the tluDepartment theDepartmlnt theDepartment Department Departmlnt of JuHticowlll Justice wi will not let the to matter matteirest matterrest matterrest rest at lt that and AttorneyGeneral AttornyGenera Moody Moodynow Moodynow Ioodynow now has hW it under consideration considerationBefore conidertion conidertionBerore considerationBefore Before many days dlYs it Is i expected explte th thPresident the thePre thePresident President Pre ldAnt will wil have before him the report reportof reportof of Mr Moody and that of the Southern SoutherrCotton Souther SouthernCotton Cotton Coton Association Al80clatlon The latter latte report the thePresident thoPrebident thePresident President must IUtt have hn e before befor he can take taktany tae taeany takeany any action acton as to the retiring retring or dismissal dismissalr cUsmlla of r John rnv tri Hyde the u chief ii statistician TJI TJICheathom lchard Richard RichardCheatharn1 I Cheathom Cbeatha secretary eeretar and Harvie Jordan Jordanpresident Jordln Jordlnpreident Jordanpresident president preident of the Southern Souther Cotton Assocla Assoclation Assoca Assocatlon Association tion are now conferring with a view tt ttdrawing to todrwing todrawing drawing drwing up UI a report reportJnmp reportJnmp reportJnmp Jnmp in Liverpool Cotton Coton market marketSpftfoJ MarketpecIiA Ulrkt UlrktptCI SpftfoJ ptCI Cable Ca Despatch DUlaW 10 Tnit SUN SCKLIVERPOOL SUNLnERPooL SONLIVERPooL LIVERPOOL July 10 10Ther 10There There was Wa a sudden suddeiadvance suddenadvllnc suddenadvance advance advllnc in the price pric of cotton cottn late lt thi thiafternoon this thisafternon thisafternoon afternoon afternon American Americn futures futurs closed clold 3 3points 3 3points points up on the day clayIn dayIn dayIn In addition additon to the continued contiue paralysis paralyslof prlysis prlysisof paralysisof of trade owing to the high prices Lanca Lancashire Lnc LncshIr Lancashire shire shIr la I threatened thratene with a strike strke for higher htghewages higherwags higherwages wages wags affecting alectlng 60000 60 operatives operativesREVIVALIST oprtles oprtlesREInMIST operatIvesflEIALIST REVIVALIST MARRIES UHrRES AT T SI SIThe RlThe 81The The Ilev Irv William Wilam H Russell Rute1 and ant the th Widow WidowDlfflpy Wleow WleowDmr WidowDime Dlfflpy Dmr Dime Stir Ocean Oean Cro irovc roe Dnmlnlei DnmlnleiASBUBV OomlnllASDURY IonilntesAsnuar ASBUBV PARK X J July 10 10The The Motho Mothodist Methodist lothodlt dist dlt dominies domiies In Ocean Octsn Grove are In a tremoiover tremor tremorover lover over the romantic marriage mnrlge of the Rev RevWilliam RevWilam RevWilliam William Wilam H Russell RUlsl leader of the cottage cottageI cotage cotagerev cottagerevival I revival rev a I group whoso whoo plunge Into matri matrimony matr matrmCnj matrimeny mony mCnj last Thursday was accomplished IIccomplshed with withsuch wih wihsuch withsuch such secrecy screcy that the facts have only just justbeen justbln Justbeen been bln disclosed d cosed The bridegroom is 81 81years 81yoltl 81years years yoltl old Mrs Ir Catherine Armour Diffley Diffleyis Dmey Dmeyis is the te bride She Hays HrS she U i 40 O and she shedoesnt shod shedo doesnt d do Ant look loo any older olderMrs olderIls olderMrs Mrs Ils Diftley Dfty became enthusiastic over Oer the thehousetohouse thehourtohoUf thehousetohouse housetohouse hourtohoUf campaign campIgn of the aged agedminister aedminlter agedninLter minister and he began courting courinp She paid paidwillng piidwilling naic naicwilling willing willng attention attlntlon The he attachment IIttachmtnt angcrec angcrectheir angered angeredtheir angoredtheir their children chidren who sought to have hle the mar nmrriago ml marriage riago postponed pbpned On Thursday ThurM the couple couplewent couplewent couplewent went before the Rev Edward Mount a aWest I aVest West Asbury bul Park minister mlnl ter after afer having havingbeen havin havinbeen been turned down by a dozen others and andhe IIn IInhe anhe turo he tied the knot knot Mr Ir and Mrs Irs Russell RUSHh Russeh are arenow arenow arenow now receiving reClng congratulations congratulationsThe The bridegrooms Hon with whom he hehas hehns hehas has lived Ie in Now York for many years eari is islumbia I isIsaac IMo Isaac Frnkln Franklin Iuscl Itiisell intrctor instructor manj at atlumbia Co Columbil lumbia law school The bride lumbil lw brde formerly formerlyconducted forer formerlyconducted conducted a Catholic Catholc orphanage orphange She he became heCme hecaine came Cme a Protestant and engaged In charitable charitablework chartllble chartllblework charitablework work She Is i said to be b related relted to the New NewYork NewYork ew ewYork York Livingstones LivingstonesttAD Livlngtonel Livlngtonelntf LiviagetonesLtD LtD ntf RVV m I IX PESYLVAIA PESYLVAIADr Dr Warren Asks Clern CltrlUllen CIcrmen nien to Prr Iree Prcseli PrcseliAbstinence ch chAbstinence Abstinence AbstinencePHILADELPHIA AbstinencePHILADELPUIA b tntlee tntleePnlADELPIA PHILADELPHIA PnlADELPIA July 10 10JurisdlctoD 10JurisdlctoDoer 10Jurisdiction 10Jurisdictionover Jurisdiction Jurisdictionover over liquors lquors having bn vin been ben taken takln away a from fromthe rromthe fromthe the Dairy Dair and Food Department 1prtment by a deci decision dec decision sion of the Supremo Suprme Court Cur of Pennsyl Pennsylvania Penn8ylvnnl Penneylvania vania vnnl Dr B H Warren Warrn the Commissioner Commissionerof Commilioner Commilionerof of the department deprment today began onn to send sendcopies lnd lndcopies sendcopies copies of an appeal appal to more than 5000 5000clergymen 50 50clergymen 5000clergymen clergymen throughout the State asking askingthem IIskingthem askingthem them to adjure adjur their congregations conre atlons to ab abstain abstain abstain stain from allalcohollc al alcoholc liquors lquors at least lent tem temporarily temporllrly loinporarlly porarily porllrly as 11 a guard gur to their health healthDr hlalth hlalthDr healthDr Dr Warren Waren points pint out Olt that certain un unscrupulous In Inscupulou unscrupulous scrupulous scupulou dealers confident contdent that tht they are areremoved areremove areremoved removed from tho power and scope of the thedairy thedairy thedairy remove pwe BCp dairy and food commission cmmission under the de decision decsion docision cision csion of the Supreme Court have uwe begun begunto to flood food the State with lh liquors lquors adulterated adulteratedwith adulerated aduleratedwith adulteratedwith with poisonous polfnoU drugs He declares delaP that the thesafety theMfety thesafety safety of the public publc health ho1h lies les only onlylnab onlylnabstinence In ab abstinence abstinence stinence from all al alcoholic aloholc liquors lquors for the thepresent thepresnt thepresent present presnt time tme The decision ilc lon which caused causedthe cull cullthe causedthe the trouble was to the effect eflt that tho act actunder nctunder actunder under which the dairy and food depart department depat depatment department ment prosecutions proseutloM are ae brought does not refer referto to liquors but confines contn1 attention to food foodDr foodDr foodDr Dr lquors Warren Waren says thnt the next Legislature Legislaturewhich Lglslllture Lglslllturewhich Legislaturewhich which does not meet until January Janulrj 1908 1908shall 10 190 190shall shall be appealed IIppeale to but that In tl tltlmo the mean meantime meantime shal for to toreach rellch the thelquor theliquor time he will wi hunt a way rt mo moliquor liquor lquor adulterators adulteratorsWltlulrani IIdulteratorsWlthdrawa adulteratrsittucIrawa Wltlulrani Ills I Breach Drac of o Promise Suit SuitWILKESDAHRE SuItWILKESDRRE StiltILKEsBARRE WILKESDAHRE WILKESDRRE ILKEsBARRE Pa July Julj 10 10Elmer 10ElmerOlver 10ElmerOliver Elmer ElmerOliver Oliver Olver of Plymouth today announced that thathe thathe thathe he has withdrawn withdrwn his hi breach of promise promisesuit proml8eIuit promisestilt suit Iuit against agninf Miss Misi ElIzabeth El7bcth Allspaugh AI pauh of ofBrooklyn ofBrookl ofBrooklyn Brooklyn Brookl and will wlmako make no effort elor to get any anyof anyof of the 15000 15OO that he desired for being beingjilted blng blngjited beingjilted nnj jilted She has returned retured the engagement engagementring engagementring npngement npngementrlnp jited ring rlnp and the presents presnts he gave her and ho is issatisfied isstisfed issatisfied stisfed stisfedUoled satisfiedIlolled satisfied satisfiedHolled Holled Uoled Into River and Drowned DrownedRichard Orownte OrownteRchard DrownedBichari Richard Rchard Doyle 50 5 54 years yoltl old engineer engineeron on the tugboat tugbat Mechanic lying at Jersey JerseyCity JerAj JerseyCity City couldnt sleep slop on account accout of the heat heatearly heatearly heatearly early yesterday and stretched out on the thedeck thedock deck dpck He rolled roled overboard ovebard at 330 oclock oclockand ocock oclockand and John Tuohy a railroad rairoad brakeman brakomanrescued brakemanresctlel rescued him Doyle died soon after afcr his hisadmission hisadmission adm61Ion admission to St SI Franciss Frncs Hospital HospitalTlio Hospl l lThe The Weather WeatherThe The area are of hIgh hlth pressure pr ure moving molnl movtn up the At Atuntie Atlantic I untie tnnle coast with wlh Its 11 center over ole Maryland Iarland kept kepthe keptthe the he extreme etreme hlzh blth temperatures In the Middle At Atantlo AtlanUo AtlanUc antlo and New e ew England aland Staid Stat0 ycilerday Uerd In Inhe Inthe Inthe the he lower Lake regions rellon8 the heat moderated but butho bulthe buttito the ho temperature rote In the upper Lake Ilke section sectionho seeton seetontbo sectionthe the ho Missouri MI our Valley alc a1ley and the northern norther Hooky Hookyilountalns Roc noeklountlln RocMountstnl ilountalns lountlln where the prcsture pr lre was wa low lol It 1 was waslightly WMallrhl wasltbtty allrhl lightly cooler e oler In the West e t lull Gutald and the Southwest Southwestnd SouthweIld Southwestand Ild and nd on the Pacific Pacile Coast CoastRain COt COtRain CoutRain Rain fell tel In the southern soulher Lake regions rrllo0 and Pd the theIltslsslppl theMluslsslppl Iltslsslppl 1 1Sl pt Valley lel and ald there Ihee were scattered thunder thunderlornu thunderslorm1 thunderstorms storms slorm1 eastward to the coait coaitIn coat coatIn coailin In this lbl city I the day dlY was wa generally fair with wlh a acavy abea aheasT bea heasT cavy thunderstorm In the afternoon afernoon continued continuedam cllnucd cllnucdwr contlnucdwarrI wr warrI am wind fresh Ire b to brisk brlk southerly outherl average averageumldlty aerOIO aerOIOhUOldl averagehunitdity barometer corrected to toead toread umldlty hUOldl 74 per cent baroOetrr 0 0read read ead to 0 sei sel level at 8 A M L 3000 30 3 P M 3002 3002The 302 302rh aoo2The recorded the theirflclil thothrrmometer theoct3t The rh temperature yesterday Irsterdar eClerda as by irflclil thermometer Is shown In the annexed table tablelNa 11105 10041 IMS IO 100 ItHN ItHNSAM 11 1544QA SAM QA 11 71 IOt 71SPM il 5P M W 73 73JM 3 12 JM DA N S 78IKPM 7 9 P I S da da3PM I5a 9 1 3PM 3 I 78 78ili SlZMld 1 Mid fd 77 70 70ItlshcM 0 0Jhelllemp oiilheM ItlshcM Jhelllemp temperature ralure BS 8 at a 2 P M MFar NwulctNorON wulctNorON INorO rnBcUT rnTOD T tND ND To TOMOTiItOW TOMOTiItOWFor eonROW eonROWFor 1 I For tailirn tallfo Xete tu Vort 1ort orc and 10c eaitern Ienntultanla Ienntultanlahotcrn ltolulraofa ltolulraofahltr Ienniiiranloshowfrl hotcrn hltr la IId1U idly day ana 10c not rlr tn 1 worn I rn In 1 eitrume rlrmr loutfi loutfii3rii sOui sOuiprt0uIS Olr OlrlrII lrII prt0uIS i3rii ii5f ihf 1hw Iii5r3 urj tamsrrinr Itffht Ighl I1ut south wind windTor UIId windsinr Tor 101 New XCI NL Jrrsvy Jers Khotvrrs showl ant Inl thunderstorms Ihlldrrtorm Ihlldrrtormto thunderstormso to o day da and Ild to morrow cooler In II the Interior light lightouth liht liht50uth lightoUliI outh winds windsKor windfor wtnthFor for Maryland nII nd the District nf Columbia Collmlll Virginia Virginiand Vlrglnll VlrglnllAnd irgtiuiaand And nd Delaware n1 1 1 r shown showe sho crs lo today day da anti Int tomorrow tomorrowilit InmorroIlhl Ilhl II ilit soUth winds windsForNrw windor ssIailninr ForNrw inr or Nes l Knrland 1n1Amlorr1 iniaitloeciIonai Divisional lonAI showers sholrl and thunder thundertorms IhundrrfOru thunderstorms storms fOru to today day nnil Iwl In uulh portion orlun Uiniorrow Uiniorrowjilt Inmorrowlhl iamorrowuicult lhl uicult jilt vMlalilr Vt llnhi I Islili winds windsriwivifn WIOls WIOlsra sv Inuis InuisI riwivifn ra I tat 1 r NY sis w York Yor1 orl fair tn day I and In tomorow tomorow1IIt morrow morrowijiil morrowIi 1IIt Ii ijiil it alje t 1 Jc c wluJs beiunilj lromll touthcant MAYBRHOORERWILLG MAYBE HOOKERWILL GO FRE FREContinued FREE FREEConi HOOKERWILLGOFRE HOOKERWILLGOFRECollnued Collnued Coni Continued ued from First Firll Pos Pajepublic Pospublo P028public public publo officer omcrr and ald therefore for and as a pi pito plea pleato pleato to said charges clargllla1 says that ho Is II not guilty guiltyAnd guiltyAnd ulty ultyAnd And for a further and separate answ answto answer nnsorto to the said ld charm chnrlM and al1 each and ane every everythem eVlrY or orthOl ofthnnt them thOl this respondent rtlondent avers and Insist th ththo that thatthe the soyernl 80 oTI mattara 111rA thoroln allow nlo 1 do n nnor rot rotnor not notnor nor does or any an of them constitute conttute un often oftenfor ofenso ofensoror otTense otTensefor for which this thl respondent Ipoadont Is liable lablo to I rcmovi rcmoviunder remo11 remo11IldCr removal removaltinder under IldCr Sition S tOI II I I of ArtIcle Mlcn u i of the Ih Const Consttutlon ConAI Constituition tuition tulon of the Htuto Stub of XuwVork New uw York or o forwhlo forwhloyour for wtilcii wtilciiyour hlcl your our honorable body hodI under the Constitution ConstltutloIs Is empowered CnpoCod to remove him biO from the oflU oflUof office omceor officeof of a Justlca of the Supremo ilpremo Court COlrt of th thState tho thoStnte thoState State of New e York YorkAnd YorkAnd YorkAnd o And for a further nnd De separate MPara answer anawcto answerto to the th said charges chnlc and Ind each and nn ovcry on onof one 0110or oneof of thom thOl this thl respondent dontes don Ie that you youhonorable your yourhonorable our ourhonorahlf honorable honorahlf body hod has Jurisdiction to proceo proceofor proceed proceedCor for the removal remolnl of the respondent roon ent upon Ipon th thfacts Iho thacts I facts Cae set forth In th statement tltcment of causes caiisffor calS causesfor for removal renonl herein hereinThe hereinTho hereinThe The Judiciary Judicay Committees CmmIttees of the tw twhouses two twohouseK twohouses houses met before noon and adopted adopte th thplan the theplnn theP1A plan P1A of procedure as prepared prepaed by b Judge JudgHenry JudgeHen JudgeHenry Henry Hen B Coman the counsel for the com commlttees commitee cornmittees mlttees mitee and an the Legislature lgislatue The plan a aproposed I Iproposed as asproposed proposed provides providesAll proidesAl All Al tho rules legal and usual usul in courtof court cut courtsof of record of this State so far fa as a applicable appllcablin IIpplcable IIpplcablein in regard to the introduction of evidence evidencand evdence evdenceand evidenceand shall b bobserved be beobsere beobserved and the examination of witnesses wlnees shlll observed observedAfter obsere observedAfter After some discussion cscu sion the word ap applicablo applcablu applicable plicablo plcablu was changed chnged to t practicable practicableand practcahle practcahlend and nd there was I a C warm wam debate as to t whether whethethe whetherthe whetherthe the words so far as I practicable practicableshould prllctcable prllctcableshould practicableshould should not be eliminated elmInted altogether altgother The Tbtwo Thetwo Thetwo two committees commitees split splt on this question evenl evenland evenly eenlyand evenlyand and finally fnlr It was decided decde to report reprt the plan plaiof plnnof planof of procedure procoure without reference as to what wharuins whatrule whatrules ruins should govern goer the taking of evidence evidenceThn evdence evdenceThn evidenceTha Thn Assembly Afemblv spent pnt some time in the dla dlactiBsion dlsC11101 discilAston ctiBsion C11101 of the rules and finally fnaly Inserted Insertectho Insertcdtho Insertedthe tho provision aBove quoted quote concernIng concernlnithe cncrning cncrningthe the introduction of evidence vldenc and also alsistruck alsostrck alsostruck struck strck out the provision that the Assembl Assemblshould Assembly Aesemblyshould Assemblyshould should meet in secret secrt session solon when It vote voteThe voted vot1upon votedupon upon the resolution to remove Jstlo Jstioe Hooker Hookerhe Hookerhue The he contention was wa that the public publc w wentitled WM WMenttled wasentitled entitled enttled to know how every eer member vote voteupon voted votedupon otll otllupn upon the question of Justice Justc Hookers re rtmoval removal remcuval moval movalMeanwhile movalIeawhle mcuvalMeanwhile upn Meanwhile Ieawhle the Senate Snate was WI awaiting awating thi thiaction the theactIon theaction action of the Assembly Cmbly upon the plan pla ofpro ofprocedure of pro procur proceduris cedure and when It was wa upn received rceive the action actloiof actionot of cur tho Assembly AMembl was wa approved IIpprove approedwith with thi thiexception the theexception theexception exception of the paragraph pargaph governing thi thiadmlsiioti the theadmllion theadmisIon admlsiioti admllion of evidence evidenceAt oldlnc At Senator Rains suggestion that pea pavagraph paiagraph peaagraph agraph was amended nmnde by h adding thereto theretias theretoas as 1 the same 81me shall hal be Interpreted interretr by thi thipresident the theprCident timpresident president and the joint session s lon in accordance nccordancwith accordancewih accordancewith with wih the procedure under the rule govern governing goer governtrig ing appeals appels from the decision deision of the Chair ChairSenator ChairSenntor ChairSenator Senator Grady Ordr made a hard light tght against agnlnsthe ngnlnAtthe againstthe the adoption of the th Assembly rule 01 01amended M Mamended asamended amended by Senator flames Ralnl and declared declarethat declaredthat declaredthat that in adopting it tho Legislature Legi lature change changethe chnngethe changeIthe the hearing heain contemplated by the Consti Constltution Constittion Constittition tution ttion to be given ghl1 Justice Jlttlce Hooker into i itrial n ntrial atrial trial trialSenator trialI trialSenator Senator Grady Grdv insisted that the plan o oprocedure ot otproourl ofprocedure I procedure proourl should be silent tient regarding any anjrule anyrule rule governing the admission n mh lon of evidence evidencefor for otherwise othewlie gotrnlny if tho Legislature should shoulcdepart shoulddepllrt shoulddepart depart from the strict strct niles nllt of evidence i imight it itmight itmIght might give Justice llltlce Hooker grounds for re TOviewing viewing the action of the Legislature Ir Irthe In inthe the courts courtsYou courtsYou courtsYou You are lr giving Jhlnr Justics Hooker said saleSenator saidSnator saidSenator Senator Orady a position posiion uosition not contem contenvplated contemplated contemplated plated Snator by the Constitution that thlt he should shoulcnave shouldhne shouldhave nave We are compelled cmlJlld to give Ive Justice JusticeHooker Jutioe JustioeHooker Hooker n hearing but lt if i you adopt this thiirule thisrule rule he can cn compel cmpel us u to give g him a trial triaand trialhind trialand and bind us U down to every rule rule1 legal Ilgalllnd Ilgalllndusual ant antusual and andusual usual In courts Cut8 of record reord Under l 1 rider this thUproposed thisrpoRed thisPropOSeI proposed rule the Assembly Af embl owing 0 In to itt ittlarge il ilargo itslarge large argo membership memhpThip could culd control cntrol the ac action acton aclion lion of the Ssnate oven though 4U t of th the 50 ton Senators voted oted one way or another on orthe ontho ontho tho question que8ton of sustaining Utalnlng the president presidentof pridcnt pridcntof of the joint session In his decision dlc lon aa l to tcwhether towhether towhether whether or not certain cran evidence sought soughtto suht suhtto to be presented prsntpd was legal lesalSenator le legalSenator III IIISnator Senator Raines Hain labored labord long and dili diligently dll diiigently gently entr Snator before bfom he was WI able to get the Senate Senateby Senateby nte nteby by a vote oto of 10 to 12 i to adopt the rule at atamended al alnmencd asamended amended nmencd by b him The Senator Snator worked workedhimself workedhimself orkedhlll himself hlll into a white heat before Lfore he wa waable waE waEahle was wasnlule able to accomplish accomplh this and striding tctho to tothe tothe the well wel of the Senate Snte Chamber Chambr with up uplifted upUfted uplifted lifted arm declared declaredI ceclnrd ceclnrd11m I 11m arn simply contending contendln for a procedure procedurewhich procdure procdurewhich procedurewhich which will not only do justice justic to the rights rlghteof rlghtot of the people wi but to Justice Justic Hooker HookerSenator HookerSenlltor HookerSenator Senator feopll Grady tried tred to have the vote by bywhich bywhich bywhich which the rule rlo was adopted reconsidered reconsideredbut recn8iderd recn8iderdbut but failed faied Then he announced announcd that he hewould hl hlwould hewould would endeavor to t have the rule changed changedin chaged chagedIn in the joint session IeSlon tomorrow tomorrw nnd said saidthat saidthat aid that such an a important importnt rule rle should not be beadopted heIdopted beadopted adopted Idopted by the Senate Snllto except exoJt by 26 o af affirmative artrathe affirmative firmative votes votesOn votesOn votesOn trathe On the adoption of the rule rle Senators SenatorsCoggeshall Senatr SenatorsCoggeshall Coggeshall COEhal unman Himan Malhy llihy Page Pa e Saxo SaxoStevens SIIXOStoven SaxeStevens Stevens Stoven and Tully Tuly Republicans epublcnA voted votedwith votedwith votedwith with the five tve Democrats against it If I all allthe al allthe the Democrats had been present pr nt the nIle nilowould nIlewould itilewould would have been ben defeated defoteo Consequently Consequentlytonlrjht Conequcntlytonight consequentlytonight tonight Senator Sntor Grady Grdy wired wir all al Demo Democratic Democratl Democratic cratic Senators Snltori to he h present presentWhen presnt presenthen When hen the thl Senate Snllte returned returne the plan of ofprocsdure ofproczdurl ofprocadure procsdure proczdurl to t IA the Assemblyan Afembly C amended amendedSpeaker Cmended CmendedSpaker amendedSpeaker Speaker Nixon iJon wanted to have the Senate SenatemendmentB Snato SnatoImendmentR Senateamendments Spaker amendments ImendmentR concurred cncurl in at once onc It I was wasthen WR8then wasthen then 7 1 10 P M I Minority Inorty Leader Laer Palmer Palmernaid Pnlmeraid Palmersaid aid he wanted to discuss dl8CIAS the changes changesand changeRand changesand and asked that concurrence cncurnce bo h postponed postponeduntil pstpnd pstpndunti postponeduntil until 9 A M 1 tomorrow tomrrow The Te Republican Republicanleaders Rpublcan Rpublcanlenders Republicanleaders leaders unti demurred demurrl to thisand thlRllnc tried tred to force forcerecess foro foroI forcea a recess receA for dinner so o that the theplanof plan of jpro jprocduro pro proccur procdure cduro I could clid bo adopted aop d tonight tonight Then ThenMinority ThenInort ThenMinority ccur Minority Loader Iader Palmer raised mlRld a 1 question questionf qUMton qUMtonof of Inort f no quorum and the Speaker was forced forcedto forctd forctdto forcedto to permit prmit the adjournment acjotrrnt until unti n o clock clockIn clockIn clockIn In tho morning morinp Tho plan of procedure procuro as asadopted Madopted asadopted adopted provides providesThat providesThat That the Joint session shall shal meet In the theAssembly theARSlh theASsPilulb ARSlh Assembly chamber Chamhr every dar dii except Sun SunIny SUI Stillday day from to A M 1 to I I 1 M I and lpp from rain 230 230to 230to 230to dl 1 to n 1 P M I hut tills rule nlp may be changed at atiinr a aunr atan3 iinr time 1 and without previous prllou nottr nottrThe notr notrThe nOtlOThe The tm Ileiitenantfiovernor 1lrutenanloeror or Urn I President Presidentpro Prlernt I pro tern of the th Senntc tnnl or In their th lr absence absenceDie ahence1hl aitsencethe Die 1hl Sneaker Spfakr of the 1m Assembly mhlr will wi preside presideThe prrldThe presIderhn The clerks of both bruises will wt attend lt wnd and andkeep andkcp anikeep keep separate rte records rcnrco At the time tme when whenlustlce whenIustcr whenIcislice lustlce sll Hooker oolpr has an opportunity to be beneard hehrHr beheard heard hrHr Iustcr his name IIP will 1 he called eal by tho clerk clerkif chrkor clerkof if the thl Senate Sfnnl and he and his hi counsel COUII will willje wi willtie h tie je ftolened 11Inpc to a pine within the bar together togetherivlth tOlethr tOlethrwih togetherwith with thn counsel cOln1 for the iii Legislature LIIIAlattrr the th State Stateliar Statelar Stateliar wih liar A Asioclatl oclati n and tho Bar nr Associations Associatons of ofSew ofXPW ofNec Sew lar XPW York oclatn city 11e Brooklyn Ironkl n and Jamestown JamestownThe IImrtowl The statement et of the cause aI80 will wi bn I read by byhe h h1he bythe the he clerk cprk and Jtutlcn Jmtce Hooker will wi bo required rcuulrcda rccjulrli to a answer an wer In writing writingThe wrltl wrltlThe writingThe The Legislature Jrllllturc hat hl ha power to require rorjllrC the thnxttendanco thoatendancf theattendance attendance of witnesses 10Ipr upon tPOI the application appllrationif applllaton applllatonor atendancf or Its counsel cOUIArl or the counsel couls1 for Justice JusticeHooker Jlstce JlstceIMkcr Justicehooker Hooker I and to requIre the production of ofmy oranr ofan my an IMkcr naners ant Such witnesses wlnfHe will w receive recllc thn thntame thnRame thesame tame pAlers fees frl as aro allowed 010111 witnesses wltleC In civil civilThp cvi civIlactions actions nctlonRTh actionsThe The Th decision decle Ilon oil of the Ih presidIng prlelnl officer omclr will willfinal wi willbe hp final unless ull nt least twenty tWlnl members lemb r8 ex exept exoppl axcapt capt ept Ilal when whln the question quetlol will wi he determined determinedthe determinedby oppl h by the voto of the th Joint Joilt session which upon uponlemand uponIpmane uponelrmanrl lemand Ipmane of at least 1I t thirty members melbou must IUt bo bonken b betaken taken by nye n e ami lines linesIn n018 n018II toesIn tlkln In II the nrRtinientR Irltlrlts of motion moton points pint and andibleetion Rndohiton ttndoblctioei ibleetion to evidence only one counsel counp on onMtlier al oneititr Ieelcr 011 ohiton Mtlier It Ir side Idl limy Inn be heard A majority mlJorlU of ofuembers oflombrs ofntentbers uembers of both houses will wi constitute a aitiormn aatioruilit itiormn lombrs quorum At the conclusion cOII1Elon of the conEltute conEltutequorum evidence evidenceho ei evidencethe ence encetho the ho joint Joilt oesslnn Ion by h resolution rlstton will wi fix Ix the theline thothnl thetime line and place for the final fnal arguments RrjUl0nt of ofouni orcounelnn ofcounseland counseland ouni elnnd Ilare determine rrlermln the number tumhtr length of ofIme ortmr oftime counelnn time and the order except that th t counsel COls1 for forh Cortho forthis mont montAfter tmr this h Legislature Jellsloturo il shall shal have the closing c08inllr c08inllrthe aru aruAfter argumont After the final fnal arguments arlUIPlts the joint session sessionvlll srllon srllonwi sessionwill The Assembly will Into Intoccret Intosecret vlll dissolve dloole AMemblr wil no 10 Int secret wi ccret session and after arlr debate vote by ayes ayeamd apsnlld ayesand md serot noes norl upon Ipon a I resolution rnsoluton substantially substantaly In Inhe Inthe inthe the he following form formRetolrcd rormRtord formReso1id Retolrcd Rtord rolollng or If the Senate Sna conourl concur That ThatVarren ThatWarren ThatWarren Warren B Hooker 100krr be and he hI In II hereby re renoved removed removed moved from the office of Justice llstcf of the Su Suiremo 81 Bupramno iremo pr Court for cause calse Station Sttlnl tho th cause causeTho c causeIhe leo leoTho Tho IO cause and the ayes af and noes no 01 will wi be bentered beIpon beentered entered ralso upon Ipon thn journal JOlrnal If I twothirds twothirdsif twothlrel twothlrelor or if all the members 1mbprs elected to the Assembly Assemblyo so 54 o al voting otl1 vote otf In II tho affirmative nmrmalt thus th reso resoutlon reolutlon russolotion lotion duly dil eeltilled certiled will be transmitted tranlllttNI to toho totho tothe the ho Senate and an tho vote oto will wil thereupon there theree b e similarly Sf1tl taken tnknnTho tlkon tlkonTho takenrho lllarl Tho Republican legislative leaders hope hopeho hopethe the ho Hooker charges can co bo disposed dipod of by byho bytho bythe the ho LrtRislaturo iRlatll hy the end of the week weekTomorrow wok wokomorrow weekTomorrow Tomorrow nnd i ednesday will wi be devoteI devoteIo to o tha reading by counsel of tho testimony testimonydduced teltmony teltmonyaddlccl testimonyadduced adduced addlccl last Ilt winter beforo tho Assembly Assemblyudlciary AemblyJ J udlciary udlclar Committee CommitteePonder CommitteeIowdr Committeepowder Ponder Iowdr Mill 11 Illows I OWl Up UpBALTlMonn VpnALTI UpBALTIM08E BALTlMonn nALTI lm July 10 loThe The Rockdalo pow powler powc powder der ler r mill mil at Hoffmaiwvllle Holmlnlwile Baltimore county countyas countj c WM as blown up tonight and the only two twoion twomon twomen mon ion who were In it weio wel severely burned burnodne hurnodOne burnedOne One ne Eugene Aboil JI is i fatally fatalj injured injurd KINU fNUTo rII dF SPAIVS MI MIS MISillnister RY RYJ RYmnlater JDdF J SP tlSi Mlnlster of t Agriculture STill 1UC1 Cll Confer Cbnfecnos ConterI Conferones I ones en to Seek 8eekteanlotReler 8eekteanlotRelerPII Meant of Relief Hellertiptetal Reliefpcto tiptetal PII pcto Cable Cab netpateti la Tn Tins SUM SUMMADRID SUi SomeMADRID MADRID MURt July 16 toBe lOSeAor Senor or Romanones Romanonesthe the Minister Miistr of Agriculture Agricultur has hal presented presentoto prlntd prlntdto presentedto to King Kig Alfonso Alonlo a memorial upon tho nub nubjoct lub lubJect subJoct joct of the national nlonal distress clAtress Ho point pointout polDt8out pointsout out that foodstuffs foodstuls and other articles o oprune of ofprie ofprirno prune prie necessity neccislty are enormously enorously dear delr ii iithe In Inthe inthe the interior a fact which is due to the un unpractical I inpractical practical prctcl oXrntlo opertlou operation of the railroads rlroad8and rlroad8andprohlbltie am amprohibitive and andIrhiiltive prohibitive freight raton ratonThe rlo rloThe mitesThe The crops of Andalusia AndnllBh and La Mnnchi Mnnchiare Manchaare Ianchalre are lre he says fnS totally totly lost It In impossible Imposslblito hnpoHlble hnpoHlbleto to relieve rlovo tho starving ftaTln provinces proines or allevl allevlato nlevi nleviate aileviate ate the distress dlstrel Reducing Hedlcllg the duties dutloon dutieson on foreign forln wheat and flour four has ha bcnoflteconly bcnofltec benettod benettodonly henofitedonly only the ports It has hal not benefited bnefted the thiInhabitants thoInha theinhaltitants Inhabitants Inha bitnt of the Inland districts clstrlc Spain Spainpoal Spainsoai poal oai bearing baring regions covering 100OO 100OOacres 100000acres acres aCII hardly hrly have been bn touched and nne tin tinresult thereKult tueresult result Is i thi necessity neoFlty of Importing Importng two twimillion twomilon twomillion million milon tons tOn of coal annually annuallyMinister IInnualy IInnualyMinistr annuallyMinister Minister Ministr Romanoncs proposes rrOpOFS to cal cala cal calla a conference Immediately ImmedlnUly of the mos mosprominent mOft mOftprominent most mostprominent prominent manufacturers tllnUCncturers agriculturist agriculturistand agrlculturlstl agrlculturlstland and railroad rairoad men of the country and als alsof also alsoor alsoof of workingmen to devise devl some plan o oremedying ot otremedying ofremedying remedying the faults that exist and re relievlng relevlg relieving lievlng levlg the misery miseryCOXOllESS misry misryCOGRESS miseryCONGRESS CONGRESS ELECTION CONTESTS CONTESTSSeven COlTEST COlTESTSevn CONTESTSSeven Seven Sevn Seat to Ho DUnuted DUIutee In the Flftj Flftjninth Flt Fltninth Elf t tninth ninth Congress CongressWASHINGTON Conrreu ConrreuWIIOTON CongressWARIIINOTON WASHINGTON WIIOTON July Juy 10 toMlljor Major Alexander AlexanderMcDowell Alexner AlexnerlcDwel AlexanderMcDowell McDowell lcDwel clerk of the House 10uI of Representa Representatives Reprsenta Reprsentatve Rcpresentatives tives tve will wi open the testimony teftlmony and deposi depoaltions depositons depositions tions tons In i the election contest cases tomor tomorrow tomorrw tomorrow row rw at t 11 1 oclock ocock There are seven Beu con contests cn cntests contests tests for the Fiftyninth Fityninth Congress Congrss The Thncases TheCf Thuscases cases Cf will wi be h handled hdlld In the following folowig order orderDistrict orderDistrict orderDistrict District of Hawaii Unwai C P laukea Demo Democrat Doeo Doeocrat Democrat Jonah Kalanianaole Repub Republican Republican crat against agaist Klllnlllle Rpub RpubIcnl lican licanSeventh Icnl licanSeventh Seventh District Ditrict of South Carolina CarolinaCharles Carolna CarolnaCharles CarolinaCharles Charles C Jacobs TnoU Republican Republcan against IIgainlt A F FLever FLer FLeter Lever Ler Democrat DemocratSecond DemocratSelond DemocratSecond Second Selond District of South Carolina Carolna Isaac IsaacMyers Iac IaclyeN IsaacMyers Myers lyeN Republican Republcan against James Jam s 0 0Patterson OPatterson 0Patterson1 Patterson Patterson1 Democrat DemocratFirst Demort DemortFTt DemocratFirst First FTt District of South Carolina CrolnAaron CrolnAaronP CarolinaAaron CarolinaAaronP Aaron AaronP P Prioleuu Prlolel11 Republican Republcn against George GeorgeS S Legaro lgar Democrat DemocratSecond lemocrat lemocratSoond emocratSeoand Second Soond District Ditrict of Texas TexaA TexasA A J Houston HoustonRepublican HoustoDRepublcn HoustonRepublican Republican Republcn against Moses Ies L Brooke BrookeDemocrat BrooloDemocrt BrookoDemocrat Democrat DemocratTwelfth Democrt DemocrtTwelh DemocratTwelfth Twelfth Twelh District Distrct of Missouri MlsBu MissouriHarry rHarr Harry M MCoudrey MCouclrey I II Coudrey Republican against Ernest E EWood EWood Coudry RepublCn Frnllt FrnlltWood Wood DemocratFirst DemocratFilt Democrat DemocratFirst I First Filt District DRtrlct of Maryland MarylandWilliam larl1ndWllllm William D DJackson DJackson DJackson Jackson Republican Hepublcan against nlllrt Thomas A ASmith AI ASmith I Smith Democrat DemocratThe Dmorat DmoratI DemocratThifl The Maryland rlllland election electon cane ee is 11 the most mostvoluminous mostolun mostvoluminous I voluminous olun nolR with exhibits and depositions depositionsthat depoitionsthat that has come before berol Congress CongrHS recently recentlyThe rcenth rcenthI recentlyThe I The deposition dopo ltlon and Incl exhibits exhlhi consist of six sixhuge Ih IhhUje clxlitige huge boxes three largo InrgC bundles and two twosealed twoEp1ed twosealed sealed Ep1ed hUje envelopes The largest larl t of those thoseboxes th thoseboxes e eI boxes weighs fiftythree ffrthre pounds pOlndll and con consists consist consists I sists of depositions and and exhibits exhibitsVESPER exhibi exhibiI exhibitsI1VSPER I VESPER lE P 0lnSM OiSUn iv MATELESS MATELESSWife UtTEl SS SS11e Wife 11e ito of Juvenal Mlio bo Was as Xo o Kin 5 In the float floatlets foat foatCNs floatGets lets a Divorce DivorcePmuiDEipniA OhorcPIIDELPII DlsorcePmiIIuEiPIlIt PmuiDEipniA PIIDELPII Pa Ill July 10 10nnn Anna M MJuvenal MJuvenel 1 Juvenal Jlvenp has received a decree dccr of divorce divorcefrom dhorc divorcefrom from James B Juvenal Jl nal n well pH known kown ama amateur amnteur aniatour teur oarsman olrmo Tho grounds on which tho thodecire thodecJe thedeerce decire decJe was wn asked ked were Wlre cruel treatment and andtho andthe andthe the husband hllhlnd made no defense He is now nowin nowIn nowin in Europe Europ where he went with the Vesper Vespereight Vespereight e per perI I eight oared orc shell hcl crew that last Ilt Wednesday Wednesdaywas Wednsday WednsdayM was M defeated dlfated for the thl grand prod challenge chaHfn e cup cupby ClI cupby I by the Leander Llnder crew crl at the Royal Ryal Henley Henleyregatta Henleyregatta I regatta Juvenal Juenl rowed No o 5 in the Vesper Vespercrow YO Vocpercrew fpr fprcrow crow Ho is I the champion single iingle sculler scullerof Eculer Eculerof of tho Schuylklll SchuyllU River Her and has had tho thonational thonatonal thenational national natonal single sculling tcuBng championship Sev Several S 5evoral eral years ago Juvenal tried trlfd for the diamond diamondsculls dlnmondCUlA diamondsculls sculls on the Thames without success KUCr t Ho Hoand Heorl Hoand and orl CUlA Roscoo R co C Ixickwood the bow oar 011 of ofthe orI ofthe the Vesper eightare ei ht are now on their way to toGermany toGermany I I Germany GermlY where they will wi row the double doublesculling doublesculling I Iulng sculling ulng event at the Hamburg Hllmhu regatta regattaJuvenal rlgatn rlgatnJmenal regattaJuvenal Juvenal and Ind hh hl wife eloped to New e York Yorksome YorkI Yorksomo some fomo yearn Yflr ago no on a tandem tadem bicycle bicyce and andwere Rnc andwere were married at the Little Lltlo Church Around Aroundthe Aroundthe Aroundthe I the Corner CornercttAn Correr CorrerI CornerGR4D I cttAn GRt rnv R cAiTioEn CHTW C IW AEW AEWTo UElrI tNEIITo To Go Slow In Indicting Indletn IndletlngKtcept Kxcept I ecpt on Con ConvIotlnR Conlotn Conicllng I vIotlnR lotn Evidence EvidenceJudge EldenCe EldenCeJudge EvidenceJudge Judge Foster again reminded the Grand GrandJury Grandi GrandJury i Jury yesterday e8terdy to be very careful crerul about aboutfinding Ibout Iboutfnd aboutfinding finding fnd in indictments on insufficient lrmfcent evidence evidenceor or without proper propr investigation In tigation He called calledtheir callo callotheir calledtheir their attention to the fact that he had iut justdismissed iutdl8mif iutdismissed dismissed dl8mif two indictments indict ment on the recom recommendation rNommenrlaton rocommendation mendation menrlaton of the District Distrct Attorney Atorne It Itappeared Itj j appeared appCared he said id that the Juno Jun Grand GrandJury GrandJury rnd rndi i Jury Juy had sufficient sufcent evidence to Indict but butthat butI hutthat that further investigation inestlaton by the District DistrictAttorney Ditrlct Ditrlcttorney DistrictAttorney I Attorney torney had changed chlln chanpd e the face fac of the case caseI cn cnI I instruct In truct you OU said Judge Foster FOter to togo too tOgo go o into all al the details dltals If I there are ne wit witnesses witnesses It Itnefl nesses nefl you want to examine send Iend for them themInvestigate themInvestgate themInvestigate Investigate Investgate each case thoroughly You Youneednt 101 Youneednt neednt finish fnh every case In a day dll take it itup Itup itup neent up again the next nextnnoiGiiT nextnRotGIIT next5 next5IInOUGIlT nnoiGiiT srf rS TO WALL i11 STREET STREETSamuel STREETamu1 STREETSamuel Samuel Huher Iuhlr Jr Ir Arced lld 12 Didnt Ollnt let et a aMart aStart aStart Start as a Young ounj Napoleon NapoleonSamuel Sapoleol SapoleolSmuel capoieonSamuel Samuel Smuel Rubcr Hubr Jr the twelveyearold twelveyearoldson son of Samuel Smuel Ruber 517 Hackensack Hackrnlck Plank PlankRoad PlankRad PlankBond Road Rad between Hackensack HacllenAck and Hoboken Hobokenleft Hobokenlef Hobokenleft left lef home bright and early earl yesterday mom tnominp momin mnorning inp in with wih the tlioiargosumof largo lllrro sum of J65andagold M Ind n old ring ringWith ringWith ringWith With so much wealth wcnlh Samuil Smul knew no placs placswhom plaC lIaewhere whom vhert ho could find tml compatible compathle surround surroundings Aurrund AurrundIng surroundIngs Ing ings short shor of Wall Wll Street and there thlre n police policeman polc poiiceman mln man found him late In tho afternoon afternoonTho aferoon aferoonThe afternoonThe The money mony belonged blongfd to Samuels RnllI1 father fatherwho rntherwho fatherwho who had telephoned the New York pofice pof of ofIlls ofhis ofhis his sons disappearance dlsppnranc Tho lad had made madeno mndeno inmtdeno no Investment inveftment with the funds Boy and andmoney andmoney andmoney money were wer returned last evening eveningFalls evenin eveninFall eveningFails Falls Fall Five ho Stories torlr In Dumbwaiter DumbwaiterRosanna numhwnler numhwnlerR08anna flunihwahlcrRosanna Rosanna Dolan 5 years yellr old was wal trying to toteop tokeep tokeep keep teop cool coolon on the roof at ill lt East Fiftyninth Fiftyninthtreot Fftjninth FftjninthAtrt Fiftyninthstr00t treot Atrt yesterday ostrday When hen the rain began begantosanna hegnnRosllna beganRosanna tosanna Rosllna stopped stepp d into the dumbwaiter dumbwaiterhaft dumbwlliterAhlCt dumbwaitershaft haft AhlCt and fell fel five fve stories StOrC8 She was wal picked pickedup up ip with wih a fractur d skull skullKxFIre Akul Akul1Ire skullExilre KxFIre 1Ire Captain files Ues of Apoplexy ApoplexyJohn AponlexJohn ApoplexyJohn John Falvey 58 1 S years ear old a retired rAtred cap capain cp cptain captam ain tam in the Fire Department Dpllrtment fell rel dead of ofpoploxy ofRpoplexy ofapoplexy apoplexy last lalt night on the Uptown station stationf staton statonot ot f the theThlrdavenuoelevated Third avenue elevated road roadat at Thirty Thlrtyourth Thirty fourth street trt His J body was sent lnt to his hislorne ll hishome home lorne at 2971 271 Decatur Dctur street strt 4 4Couches i Couches CoucherChairs CouchetChairs CouchesChairs Chairs ChairsDirectors ChairsDirectors ChairsDirectors Directors Tables Tablesas Tablesas 19 7 as good as asHale asHale asHale Hale Desks Desksat at 15 1 5 Stone Street StreetHALE Streetj StreetHALE HALE DESK CO j 15 STONE ST STnet next Produce Produce Exchange ExchangePENN ExchanePENN ExchangePENN PENN RELICS RELIS WORTH 250001 250001LETTERS 250000lTTERS OOOO OOOOLETTERS LETTERS PATET PtTElT FROM FROl WILLIAM WILLIAMAIt Wl 1VILLIAIAX AIt AX MARY 1RY slU0VGf UIO THEM THEMFound TIEU TIEUIoundln TIIEViound Found Ioundln In Possession Pollulon of an English En lah Family FamilyUho FntU FntUWho FamilyVho Who Did 011 Not ot Know Their Value alueSow alueSowo alueOWon Now Nowon on o the Market IarketThelr Their Genuineness Is laVouolied Isouebed Isomioiied Vouolied ouebed For by h Entllsh En llh iIsh Authorities AuthoritiesipMijJ Authorttes AuthorttestW AuthoritiespeCi3i ipMijJ tW CaSh C bl D Dupalch paeh la TnE Tn SUM SUMLONDON SUHLONDON SUNLoNno LONDON July 10 10An An interesting Ameri American American Amencan can document d oument nan been discovered discverd in Eng England Eg Egland England land It I is I for sale to t the highest bidder bidderThe bidderTe bidderThe The Te document is in the form of letters letterspatent letterspatent letterspatent patent granted grnted by William WIHRm and Mary Ial to toWilliam toWilam toWilliam William Wilam Penn Along with a number of ofwell otweH ofwell well authenticated d Penn heirlooms it has hascome hascme hascome come cme upon upn the market through thrugh an enter enterprising enterprising entorprising prising chartered accountant accuntllnt in the city cityHo clt cltHe cityHo Ho found it suffering Aulering undeserved und0ered oblivion oblivionIn In the household houlhold of on n English Englsh family famiy who whowere whower whowere were wer all unconscious uncnfcloU of its historical hlitrical value valueIts vlllueIts valueIts Its genuineness genunenes is vouched for by authori authorities authorities authorlties ties tiesThe The parchment measures measure 20K 20Y by 23K 23KInches 23 23inches Inches InchC and is elaborately executed On the tholeft theleft theleft left margin mariin appear three lions lons crowned crownedwith crownedwih crownedwith with wih three thre fleursdelU foursdelj On tho right are the tholion thelon thelion lion lon rampant the harp and the theTudor Tudor rose roseeach rse rseoach roseeach each symbol tymbl being ben likewise Ikevd e crowned crwnrl The Thewhole Thewhole Thewhole whole b surmounted by b a representation ropresenttion of ofthe otthe ofthe the royal ryal arms and a portrait prtrait of King Will Willlam Wi Willlam lam III IIIAs II IIAR IIIAs As the owner Ls L not desirous deiirou of revealing revealinghis revelng revelnghi his hi identity identiy the history of the documents documentspossession documentsI documentspossession I possession posesslon since Inc it left lef the hand of William WilliamPenn Wiiam WiiamI WiliiamI I Penn must mut remain rfmain unwritten unwrittenTho unwrtten unwrttenTho unwrittenThe Tho other heirlooms are an oil 01 painting paintingof paintng paintngof of Admiral Penn William Wilnm Penn Penns father fathera a silver Klver dinner plate a silver slver tobacco pipe pipea a miniature minitur in a agoltifranteof gold frame of the head hod headof of a aPenn aPenn aPenn I Penn of the eighteenth century cntury two pieces piecesof of bloodstone blooctone with the Penn arms nrmti a gold goldand goldand goldand and enamel watch marked Rlgby Riby 4237 4237seals 4237seals I seals tls two of gold gole one of steel one of brass brassandoneof bras brasandoneor brassand andoneof and oneof mossagatoainkof mossagatca moss agatea lik link or a steelchain steelchaina steel chain chaina a brass brs button three small ml prints a minia miniature minlatur niiniature ture tur of the head of a lady letters leters with re regard regard I Ignrd gard to the history of the pipe and a letter lettersigned lotteI lotteIolgnnd lettercignod signed by Ponn to Samuel Pepys PepysAlthough PepysAlthough I IAlthough Although unquestionably uqueltionahl of silver Ilver the thepipe thepipe I Ipipe pipe which has a I seven inch stem is quite quiteblack qute qutehlack quiteblack black Its IR authenticity authentet ts L testified testltld to by byseveral bveveral byseveral several documents dOClment in the the possession of the thopresent the thepresnt thepreseilt present owner of tho heirlooms A memo memorandum memoradum memorandum randum radum of which the following Colowing is I a copy copyl l iA one of the documents A silver tobacco tobaccopipe tobacc tobaccpipe tobaccopipe pipe given by William Wilam Penn to JosephPeckowr Joseph JosphPcckowr JosephPeckowr Peckowr a Quaker who left it by will wi to tohis tohis his grandson grndson Edmund Emunq Sparshall SplhII who died diedIn die diodin In Norwich Nov No 2 1848 18 6 aged 89 at the sale saleof sl sloC saleof of whoso effects efocts It was WW bought in on the the3d the3r the3d 3d 3r of August gust ISiS 1118 There are also al o a letter lettersigned lettersigned signed by Penn himsef himfcr one by h H Carney Carneyto to Richard Rchard Penn Esq jq 6 Whitehall Whitehal and andother other communleations cmmulaations bearing hlnrlng on its is gen genuineness genuirienoss uineness uinenessThe uinenesRTho uirienossThe The silver dinner plate is circular crcular in inshape inshape shape ShllPl 9j gy inches In diameter dill metr and weighs weighs1Yt weigh812Y weighsl2V2 1Yt 12Y ounces ounc Troy Upon its il IJ IUiDch inch rim rimthe rimtho rimthe the arms ars of Penn are engraved enprved and It has hasalso his hisalso hasalso also a London Indon hallmark halmark of 1664 1664Besides 106tBldf 1664Besides Besides Bldf the list lit enumerate enumerated above abve the thocollection thecolectioa thecollection collection colectioa includes incudes a small Amal book bool dated datd 1888 1888and l 1698and 08 08nDd and entitled An Historical HL torcal and Geo Geographical Geographical graphical grphical Account Acount of the Province and andCounty andCounty County of Pensllvnnla Penivnla nnd of New ew Jersey Jerseyin in America Americ It I was Wl written by Gabriel GabrielThomas GllhrlelThoma8 Gabrielrhomas Thomas and Is dedicated dedlotd to Ponn PonnThe PonnTle PennThe The Tle minimum value placed on tho collec collection coloc coloction coliection tion is 50000 50000STICKS 50 50TlK 50000STICKS STICKS TlK TO EGLlSri EcUSl TREATY TREATYFrance TREtTIFrances France Axueement ueerent With Wih Germany German on onMorocco onIoroceo onMoroeeo Morocco Leaves others ohra Intact IntactSpecial Intlet Intlettdal IntactSpCCIi Special tdal C36I Uttpnlcliei lOPdlrhr to THE SON StNPARIS seNPARIH SONPARiS PARIS July 10 loPrlme Prime Minister lnister Rouvier Rouvierinformed Ruvler Ruvlerinrormed Rouvlerinformed informed the Chamber Chmber of Deputies Dputies today todaythat todn todnthat todaythat that ho hI and the German Germal Ambassador had hadreached hlldreached hadreached reached an In agreement agrement regarding Morocco Moroccowhich Moroccowhich Iorocc Ioroccwhich which leaves Intact the arrangements arrngement8 con coneluded concuded coneluded cuded eluded between Franco Fano and other Powers PowersBERLIN PowerKDtRttN PowersBEaIu BERLIN July 10 loTho The text of the corre correspondence core correspondenca spondence between btween Germany Gerrnny and Francs Francsnn lTance lTanceon is published today todayin on the Morocco question que8t01 in in the Imperial Gatctte Ga tt The agreement agreementbetween ngreementbtween agreementbetween btween between the two nations is If based b8ed upon upn the thorecognition therecognton therecognition recognton recognition of tho sovereignty Iocrelgnty and IIn inde independence indepndenc independence pndenc pendence of the Sultan Sultn of Morocco the theintegrity theintegity theIntegrity integity integrity of tho empire the open opn door doormd doorIInd doorand md tho introduction Introducton of reforms reformsLintjassartor rlforl rlforlAmb reformsAmbassador Ambassador Amb ueor Held Entertains ntlrtalnltentha Sevenths Team Teamfsptclal Teamp Teamtprltl fsptclal p Cable flfjpjlcfi Dtll Ih to 0 TnE SUN SUNLONDON SUNLONDON SumeLoNDON LONDON July Jlly to 10AmbasRdor Ambassador Held en enertalned entertaIned ontertained tertaIned the members membrs of the rifle rlfo team teamif tem temof teamof of if the Seventh Regiment of New York tho thoembassy thoEmbaM theEmbassy EmbaM embassy staff tal and Cal Col Sir Howard Vincent Vincentif incnt I Ior or if the Queens Quen Westminsters Wettmlnsters at luncheon luncheona luncheonI I in a Dorchester House Uoule today todayAmerican today1rlcan toclayttnerleamt American 1rlcan Motorists Iotors Hurt HurtSpecial HurtSpecIal Hurtpectai Special Cattle Despatch Dtpolh to Tao Tar SUN SUNPARIS SUNPARIS SUNPAnIS PARIS July Jul 10 10An An American of the theme theMme thename Mme me of ElMS while hil riding In an automo automolle automobile bile lle with his hi wife collided colided with a carriage carriageicar cllrrlng bie near Melun 1lln today Mr and Mrs Bias Elsasvero Biaswere nea wore picked up lp seriously Injured and were werejarried worecarried carried to a hotel The Value of the Telephone TelephoneWas Was again emphasized during the extreme heat of the thepast thepast thepast past few days With the thermometer registering registerng 90 900 in fl the shade and with intense humidity humid it physical physicalexertion physicalexertion physicaexertion exertion became dangerous and heat prostrations prostratons were werefrequent werefrequent ere erefrequent frequent frequentTelephone frequentTelephone I ITelephone Telephone Users Suffered Little LittleThey LIUe LIUeThey LitHeThey They were able to stay indoors and carry on dn n their theiraffairs ther therafairs theiraffairs affairs afairs with comfort and convenience by telephone telephoneUseful teephone teephoneUseful telephoneUseful Useful Alike Ale In All Emergencies EmergenciesWhether Whether important or trivial a telephone is a most mostvaluable mostvaluable mostvaluable valuable adjunct to office ofce or household householdGel householdGet householdGet Get a Telephone Before the Next Hot Wave WaveReduced WaveReduced Reduced rates make the cost trifling trifing Call Cal Contract ContractDepartment ContractDepartment ContractDepartment I Department No 9010 90 10 Cortlandt Cortandt for information informationNew informaton informatonI informationI r New York Telephone Co 15 Dey Street I I I r r I ThAI Tbftt Ih CJ5fironee Saje PA glj of ofDISTINCTIVE f fI j I f DISTINCTIVE DISTINCTIVESummer DISTINCTJVBSummer I Summer Suts Suits for MenAJ Men Ment A t Extrernejy r m Reduced R 4 4 Prices PricesServed rices ricesServed AJ y Jri JriSered Served Sered but half hal its purpose The Te suits at fifteen fifteenfifty fifteenfifty fifteenfifty fifty which were reduced from twentytwofifty to totwentyeight totwentyeight totwentyeight twentyeight dollars dolars have all a1 found their way out outThe outThe outThe The series at tenfifty still sti affords an excellent excellentcollection excelent excelentcolecton excellentcollection collection colecton of patterns paters and models modelsElsHnfiiivfi modelsLlrllwlv modelsPllngiIv ElsHnfiiivfi Llrllwlv SinSls Slm11 and 1 n4 JRfiub8 PpRI gnsaatsd mHs SwUs sI ic coat coatwaistcoat contwaistcoat coatwaistcoat waistcoat and trousers fashioned of worsted cheviot cheviottweed cheviottweed cheviottweed tweed or homespun homepun in a 1 most diversified diversied variety of ofthis ofthis ofthis this seasons sasons favored designs and weaves together t01cther with withblack withblock withblack black thibet and blue serge sergeSpecial sergeSpecial 1 1Special Special at 1050 1050formerly 1050rgrm iuL iuLEgi1y formerly 1500 1650 and 1800 1800Ihtka 1800nka l8OOaku rgrm ry Ihtka nka dflmjrattjj QInmpanrpcily j c nmpaug 5 5RrsadjKfly I IrsI RrsadjKfly rsI WfU 33d 33 33c IB IS i 34h Stcsst StcsstSALE srr st 1 t hf hfSALE I SALE OF LINEN LNEN HANDKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFSAltmatt HANDKERCHIEFSI HANDKERCHIEFSAttntaxi I Altmatt 1tt Ha n WILL OFFER COMMENCING COMMENCINGTHIS COMMENCINGTHIS I ii ks ksTHIS THIS DAY TUESDAY JULY llth 1th LINEN LINENHANDKERCHIEFS LINENHANDKERCHIEFSIN LINENHANDKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS IN BOXES BOXESCONTAININGSIX BOXESCONTAININGSIXI CONTAINING SIX SIXAT SIXAT I I IAT AT SPECIAL PRICES PRICESAS AS FOLLOWS FOLLOWSMENS FOLIOWS M MMENS A I IA1 ililsf A1 t tMENS MENS INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS HA DKERCHIEFS 150 150WOMENS 150 150WOMENS 150WOMENS WOMENS INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS 98c 98cMENS 98cMENS 98cMENS MENS PLAIN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS 125 125WOMENS 125WOMENS I IWOMENS WOMENS PLAIN PLAI N HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS75c HANDKERCHIEFS75cREAR HANDKERCHIEPS75c HANDKERCHIEPS75cREAR iiIn tfe tfeREAR REAR OF ROTUNDA FIRST FLOOR FLOORStore PLOORSiore I ifi4 ifi4Store Store will be closed daily daiy at 5 P M Mj Saturdays at J2 Noon NoonTo Noonn NoonTo wl cose I I l 1cft 1cftI 1cftti1il ti1il ti1ilTo n To Aid id Nature Natureduring during the warm weather when she is endeavoring To 10 to the utmost utmos utmo to ex expel expl cxpcI pel pl from the te body bdy poisonous secretions drink drinkL1THIA drik drikndonderr drinkJpdonderrf Jpdonderrf ndonderr ndonderrLITHA L1THIA ThAw41Jt ThAw41JtIt WATER WATERIt WATER It neutralizes neutalzes the uric uric acid acd in in the system by b its is absorbent propertiei propertieisolid properie properties propertiessolid solid impurities are dispelled FUND TO AID AI BERTHE CLAICH1STORY CLAICH1 CLAICHESTORr OLAIllESTORY STORY Of HER IER WRONGS IROOS BRINGS RRIXGSlUSTAXTlAL nRGS nRGSlDSTtTIL BRINGSSrJ1JSTAXTI4L SlUSTAXTlAL lDSTtTIL SYMPATHY SYMPATHYReiprctable SrIPAT ru PA Tin TinResnetahle In InRespectable Respectable Resnetahle French People Indignant Over OverKevelatloni OerleelaUonl OverRevelations Revelations leelaUonl Concerning Conduct of ofTliclr orTIflr ofTheir Their TIflr Depraved DepraC Countrymen CountrmenTla CountrmenTlaCt CountrymenThis CountrymenThisCIty Thli ThliCity City Ct Lately 1ltel a Mecca for ro Libertines MbertlneiEven Ibertne IbertneEen LibertinesEven Even with the penalty for taking human humanlife humanlCe humanlife life lCe hanging over her Bjrthe Brhe Cloiche the theyoung theyoung theyoung young French rnoh woman who for five fve years yearshad yer yearshad had been ben the slave of Emit Emi Gerdron Grdron whom whomshe whomshe whomshe she shot down on the street stret on Saturday Saturdaynight Saturdaynight Saturdaynight night seemed smed quieter quietr in mind nnd in her cSll cSllin c1 cIlin in the Tombs Tomb yesterday yestrday than she ho had been beenfor bn bnfor beenfor for a long time before beforeTho beroreTe beforeThe The Te more that Is revealed of the life lifeGerdron lfe lfeGordrn lifeGerdron Gerdron Gordrn compelled cmple the unhappy uhappy creature creatureto crature cratureto to live 1m the te more sympathy she gains A Afund Afund Afund fund ha hM been ben raised miRd for her defense defene and andcounsel andcunsl andcounsel counsel cunsl has hi been bn engaged under whoso whosoadvice wboe wboendice whoseadvice advice she yesterday refused rfused to t see s any anyone anyon anyone one on oneHer Her mother Mrs Ir Louis Lulf Leon also al re refused refUAtd yefused fused fUAtd to talk The Te stepfather stpCather would say saylittle saylite saylittle little littleIt It is finished fnished he he8id hesaid said there is nothing nothingmore nothingmore nothingmore more to tell It Is too frightful frghtful to talk talkabout talknbut talkabout about nbut There is ii her picture on the wall wallOh wal wallOh Oh how she he has suffered sufferedThe sunerd sunerdThe sufferedThe The picture evidently evidenty taken a good goodwhUVago goodwhi goodwhile whUVago whi while a ago o showed a rather pretty and de decidedly decdely decidefy cidedly cdely cidefy gentle young face faceThe fac faceThe The home at 280 20 Seventh Sventh avenue is only a afew afew afew few blocks hlock from from the undertakers uderakers room roomin ieonIn i in which Gerdrons body hdj lay layAll la laAl layAll All Al day men and women all al French Fnch and andall andRI andall RI all of the Tenderloin type were coming cming and andgoing andJoing andgoing going at the undertakers underaker The dead ded man manlay ma manlay lay Joing in a coffin cfn in a roar ror room rom His Hi broad broadchest hrad hradch broadchest chest ch t tattooed tatoed over the heart hert with a hand handgrasping handgrsplng handgrasping grasping grsplng a bloody blooy dagger was WI exposed exposedshowine exposedshowlnt exposedshowing showing showlnt the wound that tht killed kie him himTears himTOT himTears Tears TOT that left smudgy meandering tracks tracksover tracksoer tracksover over painted cheeks chek flowed towed abundantly abundantlyfrom abudant abundantlyfrom from the eyes eye of women who came cme to Fee Feetho I seethe tho dead d8d man ma He wan a leading leadln light lightamong lght lIghtamong I among the unspeakable colony clony of his hi kind kindThere kindThoe kindThere unspakble There Thoe are swarms 8Wllrml of such as n he In that thatTenderloin tht I ITenderloi ITenderloin Tenderloin Tenderloi neighborhood neighbrhood where they have havetheir I Ithllr itheir their thllr club clubTheres cub clubTheres I ITheres Theres been bn a great tat palavering plavering among amongem amongem amongem em since that tht big stiff Itn got what was coming comingto cmin cminto to him said ei a policeman yesterday yertrdaj whose whosebeat whol whosebeat hi plcem beat is in the neighborhood neighbrhood It makes makesme mikeR I Ime Ime me bt fingers fgeltl I Itch to gi Ic g i In among em with withmy withmy I Imy my nlgntstlok nlgh tok once onceapectable onc onceThere I IThere There le are maj many Indmtriou Industrious anc and re reSretable icspectable apectable French Fench people peple In that that quarter quarternunciation quartero Sretable o of the cty city and they ne are bitter In thei their de denuncton denunclation nunciation nuncton of these disreputable disreputble country countrymen cuntrj cuntrjmen countrymen men of theirs theirsI theis theisr I hear there has h been ben a swarm of those thosecreatures tho thosecreatures e ecroture croture creatures coming to this country for the thepast thepnt thepast pnt past six or cnng seven len months month Bald Md one of ofthese ottheR ofthese theR these terday respectable respetbls French Fench residents resident yes yesterday yesterday yesterday It I has been hen a matter matt of comment oment for forsome torome forsome some time tme They Ther brine brng their slaves sIO with withthem withthem withthem them and some of 0 them have three the or four fourI fou I I am told tld Its a pity there couldnt be behalf behalf behalf half a dozen guillotine gulotne put to work ork in the theneighborhood theneighborhood I Inelhborhoo nelhborhoo neighborhood phereGreat phere It I would clear cea the atmos atmosphere atos atosphere atrnouPhere Great preparations have hve been made by bythese bythese I thol these people prepatol of the Gerdron Grdon type for the thefuneral thefuneral thefuneral funeral of the late ornament ornment of typ their guid guidwhich guild guildwhich guildwhich which Is fixed txe for today ty at 2 oclock at the theSeventh theSventh theSeventh Seventh undertakers shopConsumptive shopConsunipthe avenue Sventh Cenue undertkers shop I IConsumptve Consumptive Consumptve Ends Life Lie In the Park ParkPoliceman Prk ParkPoliceman I IPolcman Policeman Polcman Hennosy Henncy of the Central Park Parktation Parkstation I Itaton station taton found the body of a a middle as li aged agedman d dnan dman man in the bushes hUlhE near the Xinetyeixth Xinetyeixthitreet Ninetysixthstrt inetysixthstreet street strt transverse trnler road A revolver rolver lay by byits byhl byhis its hl side and od there ther was Wi a hole over his heart heartThe hear heartThe The body vras identified identted by letters as that thatf thatof thatof of f Henry Kimball Kimbal 55 5 years year old of 130 West WestEightythird WMtEighythird WestEightythird Eighythird Eightythird street One of his hi sons SOO said saidKimball saidKiniball ald aldKlmblll Kimball Klmblll had been bn a consumptive and de depressed depressed prsed pressed for a long time I I t In I n hot weather be careful carefulwhat carefulwhat carefulwhat what you drink drinkBelchs drinkWelchs 1 11t 11tWe1chs Belchs Grape GapJc GapJcrefreshes GrapeJuice GrapeJuicerefreshesquenches Juice Juicerefreshesquenches refreshes refreshesquenches quenches thirst and andgives andgives andgives gives strength to stand the theheat theheat theheat heat of summer summerSold summerfold i v vi vL i 1 1Probation Sold fold br hI drujRlsts druutt and grocers Iroren In Inquail InqUAi 1511c 1511cenact quail qUAi and nrt pint bottles Booklet Bookletwith okle okleJI I jhI jhIwllh L with recipes I lr iree Welch CI Grape I II Ij JI g Grap GrapProbaton Juice c Co Wcstncld 51 I N Y It 1 I II I Probation Probaton Officer Makes Denial DenialMiss Denia DentalMiss Miss Mi s Anna Roome probationary officer officerattached ofcer ofcerattched oeerattached attached attched to the Manhattan Ianhatan avenue police policecourt plce court Williamsburg Wllam8burg asked THE SDK SU Sc yes yesterday yesterday I Iterday terday to deny that she gave gll 0 the third thirddegree thir thirddegree degree degre to Lottie ltio Dean the sliteenyoar sliteenyoarold lxteenYCr lxteenYCrold old girl arrested in Williamsburg Wllamsburp last Thurs Thursday ThuN Thursday day on a charge of burglary Miss Roome Roomeresented Rome Romeresnted resented resnted a criticism that probation officers officerswere ofcr ofcrwere were used uSld to bolster up weak l k police polc cases caseaI caseaRYE C CCrop I sFcJ sFcJl I l RYE RYECrop c ct t I ICrop Crop of 1892 1592Mellowed 1892Mellowed ji jii i 11 Mellowed Mellowedby iVIe11owedI I Hi Hiby by i 0 Years YearsRepose YearsRepose Repose m mthe in inthe inthe the Wood WoodPure V T 0 0 d dIts I4h I Its ItsPure It s Pure PureThats PureThats rure rureSERVED 1 Thats ThatsSure ThatsS Sure SureSERVED S ure i iSER SERVED SER VED AND SOLD S LD EVERYWHERE EVERYWHEREIN EVEYWHR L 1t 1tIN IN GLASS GLAS ONLY ONLYNew i qi f New YorK Y orh t Kcntuchy Co CoSole CoSol CoSole Sole Sol Proprietor Propretor I

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t1tOtO of Secretary TAiTimidsummer TMTinidsuinmor TAiTi fAFTSmldsummor midsummer journey to tho Philippine Philippineis Philppines Philppinesi is i such a I i brief and perfunctory prfunctory surve surveof survey surveyof urvoyI I of conditions conditon thoro us n tho itinerary itnernry per permite permits permitt I mite Tho party pnrt will wi be in Manila Mnnla just jussix jwt jwtIlx justdx six Ilx week days with a reception reption ban banquot banquot banquot quot or ball bal scheduled for every ever day da o otho oC oCtho oftho tho tho sixNor six sixNor sixNor Nor la i it to be nupposcd fupposed for a 1 momenthat momen moment momentthat moniontthat that Mr TAFT UT whoso who e ofllcinl omcal time is isabout Isabout isabout about as valuable as 1 that thlt of any IIY man mln on enearth onearth onearth earth a goes half huh way around Iround tho glolmerely glol glob globmerely g1obI g1obmerely merely hat ho may have the pleasure of otshowing ofehowing I 0 showing toRonio to SoniC charming young young women womenand womennd womennnd Senators and andRepresentatives andlepre5cntathC and1tepresontatiVc and nd Honi lonl 1 adventurous advonlrou8 lepre5cntathC Representatives tho tropical beauties baute ofhello of oflloilo otIoio hello Ioio Zamboangn Zamboangl lolo CutbnloRnn CutbnloRnnSoreogan Cltbalognn CltbalognnSorogln Cutbaloganp p Soreogan Sorogln and liatangas liatangasIt Hatanpal HatanpalI It I will wi bo b observed that vague reports reportsbegin ropors roporsbegn reportsbegin to of dissatisfaction with withGovernor withGovcrnor begin appear disatilfacton wih wihOoeror nppar begn Governor Ooeror tuKK Jst7tE UKB K F WIIIOHTS WmolTs nilministratlon adminis administration tration traton of civil cvi cl ril atTaiN nI air in in the Philippines Philippinesnnd Phiippines Phiippinesand I and of general conditions condilonf calling nlng for tho thoexercise thoexerci theoxerclo exercise exerci of Jlr Ir TAFTS unequaled spe special spedal spodat cial knowledge knowlecge and experience and dis discretion discreton discretion cretion cretionNo cretionNo creton cretonXo No one however will wi believe bclec that any anymidden anyRudden anysudden sudden emergency hns arisen demand demanding demandIng I Iing ing the presence of the Secretary of War Warnt Waret Warat nt Manila innia It t is a fact that his present presentremarkable presentremarkable 1 1romarkablo remarkable expedition expediton was WIS planned nnd ondannounced nndannounced I Iannounced announced months ago agoIt agoIt I It I will wB bo noted furthermore that thatMnjorGen thatMajorGon I IMajorGen MnjorGen LEOXABD IFORI WOODS Voop arrival arr al intho In Intho I Itho tho United lnited States upon a personal personalerrand peronal peronalerrand pomona pomonaerrand errand variously arlolllr but imperfectly ex explained oxplainod X Xplalned plained occurs OCCUT simultaneously Imulaneously with withSecretary wih wihSecretnr ivithSecretary the out outward outI outward Secretary Secretnr TAFTS ns departure on I ward voyage voyageCan vo voyageI age ageI I Can it by any possibility pO lihlty bo truo thntDr thnt thntDr thatDr Dr WOOD is a candidate for tho high highrlvil highIlvl highlvii rlvil Ilvl lvii post pot formerly formerl held by Secretary SecretaryTAFT SecretaryAF SecretaryTArr TAFT nnd now occupied by b tho Hon HonLtJKB lionLuKa AF 1 LtJKB EWniGHT EWniGHTTho Eo WmGIT WmGITTho Tho Collapse Colar e of the niackSca nck ea Mutiny MutinyThe 111tny 111tnyI tiitinyThe The surrender surender of the battleship bateship Kntaz KntazPoterakin KnlazPotemkin lthlazPoternkin I Poterakin to the Rumanian authori authorities authoriI authorities I ties following foloinp as R it did the much earlier earliersurrender earler earlerl earliersurrender l surrender of her companion battleship battleshipthe batehip batehiptho the tho George Georei Pobiedonosets at Odessa Odessalias Odessahl Odessalies lies hl put an end to tho most alarming out outbreak outbreak outbreak break of disaffection di afeeton in the military mitary or ornaval ornaval ori i naval forces of Russia Rusfla that has ha been beenwitnessed beenwitnessed beenwitnessed witnessed since December 1S25 iS2 What Whatconclusions Whatoncluslons Whatconclusions conclusions may ia bo drawn drwn from the theincident theIncident theIncident incident by revolutionists rcolutonists on the one onehand onehand onehand hand and by champions of autocracy autocracyon autocrcy autocrcyon on the other otherIf ot her heri If i we assumethere seems to be some someground someRround somoground ground for the assumption wsumptionthat sumplonthat that the thomutiny themutnr themutiny mutiny mutnr was WiS the outcome of a carefully carefullydevised carefuly carefulydevised carefullydevised devised and farreaching fatrelchlnp plot tho or organizers organizer organizers ganizers ganizer of the conspiracy must feel feeltemporarily feeltomporarily feeltemporarily temporarily discouraged At the out outset Olt Oltset outsot set it seemed scmed probable to onlookers onlookel that thattho thattho thatthe tho whole Black Daek Sea Sa squadron Afundron would wouldtake wouldtako wouldI I take part in the insurrection insurrecton and thnt thntsympathetic thntfympathetc thatsympathetic sympathetic fympathetc uprisings uprifings at Baltic Balic navalstations naval navnlstations navalRtntons stations Rtntons might give plve the revolutionists revolutionistscontrol revolutoniRts revolutoniRtscontrol revolutionistscontrol control of what is il left let of Russias sa sapower sapower l lpower power Considerable Con81derblo shrewdness RhrowdnCs was wiwevinced WiS WiSonccd wasevinced evinced by the projector of the move mont when they selected lelocted for I explosion tho battleship batleship Kninz Potem Potemkin Pot Potemji em emkin ji kin which is by far the most IOSt formidable formidablevessel formldnblossel formidableI I j vessel ssel remaining under the Russian Rllslnn flag flngTho flagThe fog fogho The ho ignominious ipnolniou failure faiure of Admiral AdmiralKKUOER AdmiralKRUOER 1 KKUOER to suppress tho revolt and the thealmost thoalmost thei i almost simultaneous slmlllmeous decision of the thocrew thecew thei i crew cew of tho Georgei Pobiedonosets Pobiedonosetswhich Pobledonoets Pobledonoetswhich Pobiedonosetswhich which was the next most powerful battle battlofihip bato batoship battlet t i ship in the fleet feet to join the mutineers mutineerswere mutneer mutneerwero mutineerswere were auspicious nusplcous events for the insur insurgents iMurgent inisiirgonts gents gent and the Governments Goverments prospect prospectof pro pct pctof of reasserting reMserln its iR authority authori seemed hope hopeless hop hopeless less les when tho rest of the squadron sCundron wasdismantled was wasdismantled wa wadflnMted dismantled dflnMted at Sebastopol SebastopolHad Sebntopol SebastopolHad Had the two mutinous battleships battleshipsthen bntleshlp battleshipsthan then then acted together instead ltead of separat separating separatIngone separatlogone ing Ingone one remaining idly at Odessa Odesa and andthe andthe 1 the the other going poing to the Rumanian port portof por porof portof of Kustendjethcy Kutendjethcy might by a threat threatof of bombardment have hl e forced the gar garrison par parri60n garrison rison of if Odessa to surrender or raiso raisotho rio riothe raioI I the revolutionary revolutonry flag flg or the mutineers mutineersthemselves mutineer mutineerthemselcA inutincersthomelvcs themselves having replenished replenLhed their theirHupplies theirHupplC theirtuppl1es Hupplies HupplC of coal and food might havo haveproceeded havoproceeded havoproceeded proceeded to Datum or if they shrank shrankfrom shranktram hrankfrom from confronting tho guns gun of that naval navalfortress navalfortrcss navalfortress fortress to Poti Pot where wher their presence presencewould presoncewould presenceSoIlid would doubtless doubte have acted like lke a I torch torchon torchon I on the accumulated material for a con conflagration conflagmton conIlagration flagmton flagration in the Caucasus It J eoms teonlsident eomsovident ecmf ecmfIwident ovident ident that if the revolutionists revolutionLtf could couldliavo couldhavo couldhave have secured fecured in the 01 Caucasus or tho thoCrimea thoCrimen theCrimea Crimea or 01 anywhere on tho coast COlt of ofthe ofthe ofI I the Black Back Sea fi I base for tho establish establishment eAtablsh eAtablshmcn establisilmont mont mcn of n provisional government governmentwhich poverment povermentvhlch governmentwhich which supported lppored by battleships batteships nnd andI nndby nndby I by the nucleus of an army could claim claimthe claimthe claimT the status of a belligerent helgerent it would have haveplaced hnveplacd haveplaced T placed the autocracy in a I grave predica predicament predicament predicameat ment and perhaps pmhapf compelled compeled it to fight fightfor fght fghtfor fightfor for it iA its life lifeThat moThat lifeThat That tho mutiny mutny in the Black lack Sea Seafleet Senfeet Seafleet fleet feet had no such serious HerOls results reult must mustbe mut mutb mustbe be b attributed partly parly to the fact that no nonavnl nonaval nonaval naval officers ofcr in tho Black JilackSeafleetseem JilackSeafleetseemto Sea fleet feet seem seemto sem semto to have been infected infeced with the spirit ofdisaffection of ofdisaffection ofdlsnfecton disaffection dlsnfecton and partly pnrty to the failure failureof faiure faiureof leaders to place placeefficient placetllCiCflt of the revolutionary reolutonary leader plac placefcent efficient efcent agents on board the Kniaz KniazPotemkin InlazPotemkln 1nIazPotomkin Potemkin when they had nn opportunity opportunityof opporunity opporunityC h of C doing so 10 at it Kustendjo Iu tendjo It I is If true truethat truothat trueihat that the mutineers mutneer secured by b force forc tho thoservices thoferiC theervics services feriC of engineers engineer and navigators navigatorsbut nnvigator but under the circumstances crcumstancC no disci discipline discipilne dici diciplne maintained could couldany couldany couldftnystrategi pline plne could be b nor any ftnystrategi strategic ftratelil plans planl be b formed and carried carriedout carriedut carriedtait out ut It la i equally equaly plain that at Libau LibauJlral LibauJalund IJbauca Jlral Jalund ca and Cronptadt Crnltndt the uprisings Iplisinps were wererlmoM werealmost re i almost rlmot wholly wholy I confined lonfned to the rank and I If f file fe and ad being bing without wlthcutorgaton wlthcutorgatonor organlzatlo organlzatloor Wohavthus Wohav Wohavethu Wohaylthus or cohesion oohelon came ce to t nothing thus thu simply been bn furnished furihe in the Bind BlacSea Back BackSo BindSea Sea So nnd the Baltic Balto with fresh frCh proof proofof proofsoHho proofioftho of oHho tho truth trth that revolutions rvolu ton mustbogii mustbogiint mst must bogln boglnnt bogliat nt the top Revolts Revolt that begin begi at th thbottom tho thobottom thibottom bottom are certain certin to t prove abortive abortiveIf aborive aboriveI of Russiiduring Russia Russiaduring Russifduring If I wo look back over the history during the last llt hundred hundre and sixty sity years yearswo yeaT yeaTwo yearswe wo find fnd that every successful suec0ful inmirrec Insurrection inmirrection Inurrec Inurrecton tion ton against againt a reigning sovereign wai waiprosecuted wa waprosocutd wtiiprosecuted prosecuted prosocutd if not conceived conceive by military militaryofficers mitar mitarofcer miIitaromcers officers ofcer who were followed folowe blindly blndly bj bjthe by bythe b bthe the soldiers soldier under their command commandThe commld commldfhe commandThe The Indian India mutiny mutny of 1857 187 and ad th thFrench the theFnch thfFrench French Fnch Revolution Revoluton may seem som to sho shothat show showtnt showthat that tnt the cooperation oooperaton of commissioned commissionedofficers cmm commissionedofficers lone loneofcer officers ofcer is i not Indispensable Indispenable to temporary temporaryor or even permanent pernent success Bueces Asa As a mattel matteiof mater materof mattelof the thenative thonatve thcnative of fact although althouph commissions commisions in native natve regiments regiment of the AngloIndiar AngloIndiararmy AngloIndlararmy the EastIndia East EMtIndia EastIndia army arm as 1 this thi was WI organized by India Company were reserved reerve for Europeans Euro Burapeans Europeans peans tho noncommissioned officers officerswere ofcer ofcerwere offlctwere were natives natves of exceptional exceptonal ability abitj nnc nncexperience and andoxperlonc andexperience oxperlonc experience quite as well wol qualified qualfod foi foicommand forcommand foicommand of their nomlna nomlnasuperiors nominasuperiors command as 0 some nounnl nounnlsuperior superiors superior So too in tho Gardes Fran Francaiaes Franraises Franalse caiaes raises alse and other crack regiments reglment of the theFrench th thFrench thcFrench French army many of tho noncommis noncommissioned noncommissioned noneomrnissioned sioned officers omcerD ofllcersBEltADorrE BEHXADOTTE IADOTg and HOCHE HOCHEfor HOCIE HOCIEfor HocitEfor for example examplewero were much better bter pro professional proClslonal lrofessional fessional Clslonal soldiers soldier than were most olthe ol oltho of oftho tho holders holder of commissions commisions who un under under under der Louis loUS XVI were drawn drwn much muclimore muchmoro muckmoro moro exclusively excusively from tho caste clte of olnobles of10blC ofnobles nobles 10blC than had been tho case in the thepreceding thopreceding thepreceding preceding reign In tho Hussia ol 01today oltoday oftoday today on the other hand if excep exceptional exceptonal exeeptional tonal tional military mitary or naval aptitude apttude and andability andnblty andability nblty ability aro needed they must be looked lookedfor lookedfOI lookedfor for among amol the commissioned commissione officers officersAfter ofcer ofcerArer officersAfter the faetthat facts factsthat factsthat After Arer nil al Is said however that tho two most powerful battleships battleshipsleft batoships batoshipsleft left to Russia Ruslia should have mutinied mutiniedand mutnied mutniedand mutiniedand and and that tho admiral at the head hed of tho thoBlack thomaok theBlack Black Sea squadron should have helo deemed deemedit it I t wiser wl6erto to dismantle dl mante the rest of his hil vessels vesselsthan vesselsthan than to risk a battle bate with wih the mutineers mutineersmust mutneeJ mutneeJmust mutineorsnhtist must have given Iven a tremendous shock to totho tothe tothe the St Petersburg Petrburg authorities authoritea a shock shockof of which we 0 are likely Ikel to hear reverbera reverberations reverbemtons roverboraLions tons Lions for some Ame timo to come Moan Meanwhile Moanwhie Moanwhile whie while the fiasco fCo at Odessa Odea must have havetaught havetaught havetaught taught the revolutionists rvolutonit what they theyought theyought theyought ought to have known know beforehand beforhandthnt beforhandthntfor beforehandthat beforehandthatfor that thatfor for tho th success luccess of a revolt one colonel colonelIs clonel clonelis Is worth a dozen dm en captains captain and one cap captain capLain I Lain of a company more than the hundred hundredprivates hundredprlvntes hundredprivates privates under his command commandTho commandThe i iTho Tho Vulgar Talk About MonerPreachers Money MoneyPreachers Ione IonePreacher Preachers Preacher in pulpit and press nnd tho thoresident thoPresident thePresident President of tho United States Stat from tho thoilatform thoplator theplatform plator platform have been talking of late lat very veryuuch verymuch veryIlUch much about the sacrifice 1acrifce of giving glin up upirospoctfl upprOpectA upDrospocts prOpectA irospoctfl of money making in order orer to toerve toserve to4ervo serve the pooplo pa pi in high hi h public publo office officerheir ofc ofcTheir officeTheir Their text of course coure is tho readiness radlneg of ofIr ofr ofSIr SIr Ir r ROOT in accepting nceeptng the place of Secre Secreary Secretar Secreary tar ary of State at a salary sRlar much less los than thanho thanthe thanhe the ho amount of money he could make in inho Inthe inhe the ho practise prctse of his professionMr profession profeionIr Mr Ir ROOSEVELT told tho convention cotcntion of ofeachore oCteaher ofeachers teaher eachore at Asbury Asbur Park last week that thatvery thatevery thatvcry very member of his Cabinet could make makesore makomore makenore sore money mone in private life lfo but blt is 11 thoro thoromything theroanjthlng thorotnythlng mything remarkable about that in the thelistory thehitory theistoryofAmerican hitory listory istoryofAmerican of American Cabinets Cnblnet Moreover Moreovern in n all al his audience audienc there there was wa not one to toivhom towhom toshom whom the salary of a Cabinet office officeivould ofc ofcwould offlcoOUl1 would OUl1 not seem large Probably among amonghe amongho the he whole number there was wao only one onevho onowho onesiio who gets Fet as much payDr pay pa Dr MAXWELL MAXWELLho tho ho New ew York City Cit Superintendent of ofSchools ofSchools ofschools Schools When a great lawyer said saidOr saidDr saidDr Dr LYMAN ABBOTT An oT preaching at Co Coumbia Columbia Coumbia umbia University tnlverity on Sunday Sunda lays layslown laysdown layslown lown a a magnificent magnifcent practise prnctie for a paltry paltrysalary palry palrysalary paltryalary salary he is doing much to show that thathere thatthere thathere here is something greater grater than ma maerial materlnl innerie erie things thlnps yet this paltry salary salar of ofi8000 of800f 180 i8000 a year is it more than ninotcnths ninotcnthsf ninotenth ninotenthof of f the students graduated grduat d from that thatichool thatschool thatichool ichool of learning learlnp will wi ever obtain It Its Itis ItS is s far more than the average professionalncomo professional proCesionalincomo incomo ncomo of able lawyers lawyer in New York Yorkt YorkI I t is a salary great rreat enough enugh to exceed exceedho exced excedthe the ho fondest COTICAt dreams of income which are aroiherished aretherishel cherished bv b the vast majority of able and educated eucated men in this thil country countryThis countryThis countryTills This celebration clebraton of Mr ROOTS accept acceptance acceptanee I Ianc ance anc of an exalted exaled office ofc as a a magnani magnanimous magnanlmou6elacrfce inagnanimous mous mou6elacrfce selfsacrifice must be b as intolerable intolerableto to him aa a it is I to every ever other man who is isnot isnot isnot not a snob Probably Probabl he never gave a athought athought athought thought to the mero pecuniary pcuniary side of oftho ofthe otthe the matter mater If I he could not afford aford to totake totnko totake take the office ofce in justice jutic to his family fnml ho howould howould howould would have declined declned it as l an obligation obligationof oblgnton oblgntonof of duty to those thoe dependent depndent on him His Histaking HIl HIltaking Histaking taking it is i sufficient sufcent evidence evidenc that he hehas hehi hehas has hi no such obligation obligationSelfsacrifice oblgaton oblgatonSelCscrfce obligationSelfsacrifice Selfsacrifice SelCscrfce to take an office ofce which whichhad whichhad whichhad had been filled fled by b illustrious iustrous men like likeTHOMAS lke lkeTIO likeTII0MAS THOMAS TIO IMI JEFFERSON JOHN JOlN MAHSHALL MAHSHALLJAMES MA MAnSIIALLJAMES SlALL SlALLJAMES JAMES MONROE HESRY CLAY CL Y DANIELWEIISTEIt DANIEL DANIELWEBSTEU DAIELWEDSTEI WEDSTEI WEBSTEU WILLIAM WILAM L MARCY JERE JEREMIAH JEREMIH JEREMIAII MIAH MIH S BLACK WILLIAM H SEWARD SEWARDWILLIAM S SEWAIIDWILUAM WARD WARDWILLIM WILLIAM WILLIM M I EVARTS Ev ARTS and RICHARD RzciunoOwErt RICHARDOLNEY RICJlRD RICJlRDOLSEY OLNEY Who of these thco was wa applauded applaudedsimply npplaudedRlmply applaudedsimply simply because ho gave up opportunities opportunitiesfor opportunite for money making in private life Ifo in or order order oricr der to hold that office ofce of high distinc distinction ditnc ditnctlon distinction tion Why do we hear such talk now nowThe nowThe nowThe The chose chae for money was wa as hot in the thedays thedas thelays days of those men as it is now Men Menwere Menwere en enwere were in as a much haste hate to get rich then thenas as they aro now Commercialism Commercialsm was wasnot WI WInot wasnot not less in our society Less L money moneyactually moneyactualy moneyactually I actually was then made by those sue successful suocessfulln suecessful actualy wa cessful cessfulln in its It pursuit puruit but relatively relatvely to the thestandard theltndnr thestandard I standard ltndnr of expenditure it was as a much muchIf muchI muchIf If I any anyone one of the Secretaries Secrtario of State Stat we wohave wehlve wehave have hlve named nae had sot himself hllelf to tho task taskof tak taskof I Iof of money making ho could have got nn nnincome nnincome anincome income greater reat r than tho salary of his hisoffice hlRofc hisotlico office ofc Why then do we not hear of oftho otthe ofthe the sacrifice sacrifce made by them in taking takingthat tking tkingthat takingthat that distinguished distnguished office officeMr ofce ofcelr officeMr Mr lr HOOT is I a lawyer of consummate consummateability Collmmnte Collmmntenbltr consummateability ability nbltr and as I such luch his professional professionalincome professionalincome professIonalincome income is largohow largo how much Is i nobodys nobodysbusiness nobodYbusiness nobodysbusiness business except his hi own It I Is a private privatematter privatemtter privatematter matter mtter purely a a matter mater of no greatimportance great greatimportance grentImporance importance Imporance except except to himself Nor Nordoes Sordoc Nordoes does doc the magnitude of his hil income con constitute constituto 1 1fttUto stitute fttUto a measure of his hil legal abilitiesand abilities abilitiesand nb It o I and ho would feel insulted Inule if therQ was wassuch Wa wassuch I such fuch an assumption Isumpton In New York Yorkthoro Yorkthore Yorkthere there are lawyers law el whose learning in inthe inthe intile the law is slight slght as compared with his hiswho hil hilwho hiswho who are not comparable with him in instrictly instricti inItrictj strictly Itrictj stricti intellectual intelectual superiority yet who whomake whomake whomake make as 1 much money OR 1 he and ad even evenmore evenmore ovenmore more He cannot enjoy being classed classedwith clle classedwith with the mere money making com commercial commercial cornmercial mercial lawyers of whom there ther are somary so somany 10 10man many man in New ew York YorkTo YorkTo YorkTo To praise rrai e Mr lr ROOT for having hainl higher higherambitions higherambiton higherambitions ambitions ambiton is I to insult inult him Of course cure h has htbem them He belongs blong to t the claat claatof cl clot cluiofreaiiygre of ofreaiiygre really rly great gt t lawyers lwer whogivodlgnltj whogivodlgnltjto who whogiv gv digity digityt dIgnIt dIgnItto to t their profession prfolon and ad who havo hve ron rendered rn rnder rondored dered der Illustrious iutrou services servio to t their coun country cun cuntr country try tr since the foundation foudaton of this thi republic republicslnco republicsince ropuble ropubleslneo JEFFERSON JEFFERSONand JEFrEn5oiand since tho days of THOMAS JEFlRSON JEFlRSONMd and ALEXANDER ALEXNDRR HAMILTON HAMILTONIt Hunum HunumIt It is i said aid that the expenses expnes of the theSecretary theSecrotnry th thSecretary Secretary of State at Washington Wahington fat fatexceed farexced fauexceed exceed exced the amount of the salary salar paid paidhim paidhim paidhim him Very Ver likely lkel but not necessarily necessarilyIf necsnrJ If I ho is I a man who thinks think tho dIg dlgof dIgof j jof of his hi office ofc requires require him to keep up upgreat upgreat u ugreat great state tat his hi pay by tho pe poplo people plo will willhardly wi willhardly hardly bo b enough for his house houe rent rentbut rentbut rentbut but even if it was WI doubled double it would be beemail b bmal besmall email mal as a compared cmpared with tho expenditures expendituresof expndture expndtureoC of hundreds hundre of rich men in Washington WashingtonBut Wlhlngton WlhlngtonBut But does doe he need to keep any such suchstate suc suchstate state stte Is it not optional optonal with him himSpeaker himSpaker himSpeaker Speaker Spaker REED lived lved on his official ofcal salary salaryand salar salarand salaryand and his hi dignity lignitydid did not nt suffer sufer Very Ver few fewof fewof fewof inCongress in inCongress InCngrcs of the Senators Snator and Representatives Uepreenttve Congress Cngrcs have any or any considerable considerableprivate cIlderablo cIlderabloprivate considerableprivate private incomes icome in addition additon to their theirofficial theirofcnl tiuohofficial official ofcnl salaries salariesUndoubtedly snlarlC salariesUndoubtedly Undoubtedly Undoubtdly tho bill bi increasing Incraing official officialsalaries ofcal ofcalsalarie officialsalaries to bo bopassed hopassed salaries within moderation moderaton ought b bpMRed passed but not to enable servants serMt of ofthe ofthe ofthe the peoplo in high places plac to compete competein compto comptoin in luxury I xury with the very cr rich rch men of ofthis ofthis ofthis this period perod Modesty and simplicity simplcity of ofliving oClving ofliving living lving comport with wih the theory ot this thisdemocratic thisdemocrtc thisdemocratic democratic democrtc Republic H publo Aa A it is there thereIs Is L too much profuslveness profulvenc in Washing Washington Wahing Wahington ton Private luxury encourages encourae pub public publc publie lie lc prodigality prolgal If I thoro is I any place placowhore plac placwhom placewhore whore tho simple life le ought to bo boIllustrated b beillustrated Illustrated luRtrted practically prctcaly it is at tho seat seatof scatoC seatof of tho Federal Federl Government GovernmentThis Government GovernmentThis This Thi talk tlk about money as I if i It con constituted constuted eonstituted of life is isvulgar isvulgar isvulgar stituted stuted tho only great prize prze lfe vulgar and snobbish snobbih If I f anybody anyboy feelsthatway feels feelsthat feol thatway that way in this thl Republic Rpublc let him follow followhis Colow Colowhis followhis his impulse Impule and go ahead in his hL money moneymaking monoymaking moneymaking making He does dos not belong blong In public publicoffice publc publcofc publioofllceand ofc ofllceand office and Cd the people pople do not v fit nt t him himthere Wmthere himthorn thereComrlalnts thereComplaints there thornCompiatnt Complaints of the Civil Service ServiceHoard Servce ServceHoarll Servicehoard hoardCommissioner Hoard HoardCommissioner HoarllCommssioner Commissioner Commssioner McAooo of the Police PoliceDepartment Polce PolceDepament PoliceDepartment Depament Department must mut make promotions promoton to tothe tothe tohe the rank of captain c ptnlJ from an a old eligible eligiblelist elgible elgiblelst eligiblelist lst list of sergeants on which are tho names namesof namesof namesDf of several men whom ho has no desire desireLo dCire dCireto Lo o promote and which does dos not carry enrr the thenames thenamc theamcs namc names of a number of men whose whOe promotion pro promotion promoton moton motion ho believes bleves would add ad to tha tl th effi efficiency ef effiiency cenc ciency of the department deparment With bound boundhands boundhanda boundmnds hands ho must accept accpt the responsibility responsibilityTor responibity responibityfor for the conduct of his department deparmont while whilethe whie whietho whilehe the Municipal Municpnl Civil Service Servic Commission Commissionmanages Cmmslon Cmmslonmangcs Commissionmanages mangcs manages its details dotail Tho Commissioner Commissionertakes Cmiioner Cmiionertake ComniasIonerakes take takes tho blame hlato that results rlSulR from the theoperation theoprton theperation oprton operation of a wooden wooen and uneloMio unelte sys system system sysem has voice Who will willcriticize willriticizo tem em in which ho no voic wi critcze criticize him if i he hsel8 sees something lomething besides besidesperfection beides beidesprfecton besideserfoction prfecton perfection in the civil c 1 service laws law nnd nndregulations nndre andregulations re regulations regulationsDr ulatons ulatonsDr Dr JOHN H PRIOR who has hi resigned resignedfrom rtlgned rtlgnedfrom rignedrrom from the office ofce of resident rCldent physician phYican in intlie Inthe Inhe the State Hospital Hopital for Tuberculosis TubrculOls has hashafl hMha1 hasexperiences ha1 hafl experiences experencs with tho State Civil CivilSonice Cvi CivilervIco Sonice Board to match those thOo of Com Commissioner ComomlRsloner Cornrtissioner missioner McAooo lCoDOO with the municipalrganization municipal municipalDrganization munlcpll munlcpllorganizaton organizaton Drganization In n giving pivn tho reasons reMon for forhis forhi forlis hi his resignation resignaton Dr PRYOR said saidI I am dliiUKtcd dleualeand StoguMedand and I measure melure my word OYd when whenI thenI hen henI I say aa dl dllUlledwlb dLaguatedwlth usted wttb the rcaulti rtulo of the civil cvl service serviceM AeneeM M Administered In this thu hl State Siae The Te Civil CI Service ServiceommLslon HervlceommL Hereo HereoCmmLlon CmmLlon ommL ommLslon lon or rather rAher Its 1 clerks cler1 rems aem able ablolo to fur furnish furnlh furlsh nlh nish lsh me with cverylhlnc evelltnl I do not want wan I and nothing nothingI olblnl 1 I do want wan I In the way wa of assistants IMAnt A superin superintendent AupHlntodenl auperlnrodent todenl rodent Is L hcld responsible respnlble for or the Ile entire manage management mlnAI mlnAImenl mftnageient ment of his hi Institution loliulon hut all al his employees employee have haveo 10 o do L Is L to pass P an examination exmInaton whlrh so far ar as A It Itan I Ican Itan can an show their Iher fitness nne1 for the positions pilUooa they hold holds I s a complete mplele farce flrrt I do not hrsltate heslAe In saylnr saylnrbat aaylnhat bat the time lme Is I past pl when a superintendent upelnlendenl of a aStair aSlalr aaaIP Stair Institution IMlluUon In New York State IAe can eel fee thatihe that IhaldlIclon thathe ihe direction dlIclon of ot 0 the Institution lnliuton Is In I reality rrlly In his hisasnrts hi hI hIancta asnrts and thi tb time lmo Is approaching apprlrblnr rapidly when whenin whenM in q physician of any professional prtelonal standing Allndine will williccrpt wi wiareepl willIrcept iccrpt a position poalion nitton In a State Institution InstitutionXelthcr Insliluton InslilutonI inatituttonNeither Neither Mr r McAooo nor Dr PRYOR is isj I 8 j pothouse politician poltcan nor does either eitheraf af f them wish to debauch tho public publicservice publc publicervice 1 service Yet et neither is If satisfied satsfed with withhe withI withhe I the he civil service laws and regulations as they are now enforced enforcd Ojily 011 ly recontl recontltho recenty recentythe recentlthe the Secretary of the Treasury an offi official of officia cial cal cia of some importance impornnc and dignity di nly ii iithe In Inthe iithe the Federal Government Ooverment discovered discovere tha thaho thntho thnho ho was incompetent Incomptent to select the coach coachman coachman coachman man who was to drive drve him about about It I w wof i is isof of course coure universally univeraly admitted no nothat nw nwthat nothat that in the Chinese Chlnce system are wrappei wrappeiup wrappd wrappdup wrappeup up Life Liberty Lbr and the Pursuit Puruit of Hap Happiness Happiness Happiness piness No one would dare darl today ti tidispute to todipute tfdispute dispute dipute this thil but at times tmes the wrappe wrappemust wrppr wrpprmUt wrappemust must mUt become bcome a 0 little ltto irksome for thosi thosientwined thoo thooentwined thosientwined entwined with its red tape tapeThe tapehe taperhe The he Other t bfr Side or the he Police PoliceIt 1011 It 1 was iA not the rich and generous cit citof et etof citl citlof of New York that provided provide food for th theight the theeipht thleight eight eipht pitiful plifil wrecks of humanity who wlvwere whowere whwere were arrested in Madison Square Squl Sunda Sundamorning Sundny Sundnymorln Sundamorning morning morln As vagrants vaprant they were ai ainnnoyanco an annnnoynnco atannoyance nnnoyanco to the neighborhood neighborhoo Ai Aivagrants As AsYalron Aivagrants vagrants Yalron they tho were arrested arretd and be becausi bcMUS becau8 causi the courts court were closed cOfe for nearly nearljtwentyfour nenrlytwentyfour nearlytwentyfour twentyfour hours hour they the were wer held prison prisoners pmonawaiting ers awaiting a hearing hearingTho hearingTho hearingThe Tho police polce were not to blame blae becausi becausitho bCIAe bCIAethe becausctile the courts cour were closed coed Neither wonthey won werethey wortthey they at fault because no provision proviion i imade is ismade itmade made for feeding feedinp prisoners prisoner detained detno i ipolice in itilolice police polce stations sttloll Such is il the system lyatem ant anttho and andthe ad tho police polce were tinder undfr no obligation oblgaton t tcontribute to tocontribute tecontribute contribute from their own pockets i ifund a afund aftind fund for food foo This they did however howevertlatron howeverMatron Matron doorman dooran patrolman patrolmanInto into their therpockets their10Ck0t44 pockets pockeU thy went to relieve rleve distress dlstrC for forWilichi foiwhich for forvhlch which the taxpayers txpayer could well wel afford nlord t tmake to tomake tomake make provision provisionTho provlion provlionThe provisionThe The tale is told of the same tld policemen pollccmeiinto polcemen polcemeninto policemeninto into whono station staton a young woman was wasbrought W Wbroupht wasbrought brought broupht starving strving The food that she sheate shinto shoate ate ravenously ravenouflr was wa paid for out ou of ncfund no noflnd nofund fund flnd and by no department of the mimi municipal munlcpnl mimicipctl cipal cpnl government goerment but by tho private privatfgenerosity privategenerosity generosity peneroslty of the men of blue coats coat aricbrass aric ad adbrs axidbrass brass buttons buton These Thee are the cases caes tht thtpublic thspublic public publc hears hear of of Many Man aro tho Inci Incidents mcidents dents in every way similar Ilmlar of which whichnothing whichnothing whichnothing nothing is if over recorded recordedIn In the middle of th the o town there was WE E Ehm a ah ahdt hm h weather riot a little ltte exhibition exhibiton ol olrace ot otrace ofrace race hatred with its It accompaniment ol olunpleasant of ofunpleMant ofunpleasant unpleasant bullets buletB flying fying stones stone nnc nncbroken and andbroken andbroken broken heads A rioter crazed with withbad withbad withbad bad drink and sheltered Rheler in a 1 crowded crowdedtenement crowdedtenement crowdedtenement tenement house is a difficult dlfoult and dan dangerous dangorou dangorous gerous animal to to subdue Tho police policesubdued policesubdued lubdued subdued not one but dozens of them themTho themThe themThe The riot was short lived No one ex cxcept except cept those in the immediate vicinity vicinityknew vldnlr vldnlrknew vicinityknew knew of it until Intl it was Wl8 a matter mater for the thocourts thecurts thecourts courts curts to clear cear up One or two police polc men mn ien did dd particularly paolyeU well If None None one d dbadly cUd cUdbOly dbadly badly bOly Altogether Altgte it waa W a not a 8 til tilcreditable dl dlcreditable creditable critble incident incidentToo icident IncidentToo Too often ottn the legitimate complain complainagainst cmplat cmplatagaint complaIiagainst against againt the police polc blind legtmt blnd the public publo to t tl tlreal tho thor t treal real r al facts fac about them They err som somtimes sometme somtimes times tme in ignorance Igorac sometimes sometme co coruptly cr crrupty ccruptly ruptly rupty Among the 8000 80 men in the d dpartmont de departmont dpartmont partmont are some pretty tough spec specmons spel spelmon spemoss moss mon But besides bide theso thee there thor are tl tlbravo the thebravo tibravo bravo generous intelligent and clot clotmen clefmen genrous intellent cea ceamon men who can look any honest honet citizen citzen citizenthe I Itho In Intho tho eye without flinching finching and wl wlmake who whomBko wimake make by for fa the greater grMtr part pat of Ne NeYorkp New NewYork NoYork Yorkp York splendid police polc forceThe force forceThe forc forcTe The Te leader ader of the Kniaz Klaz Potemkinmutinous Potemkin PotemklnsmutloU Potemkinmutinous mutinous mutloU crew cw U I asked ake whether whethEr he Intefllto intent intento Itnds Itndsto to o return rtur to t Russia RussiaNo Rusia RusiaNo No he responds re pnda bitterly bitery RuaxU 1la han hMrppreclated hamt hamtappreiatd hanIppreclated appreiatd ppreclated wba I have hav done I tot her I ahi ahinever ahal abnever never return relur to Russia RU ila I will wi remain reman In tuts Ibt cou coutry coutry un unty try ty and learn lern the Rumanian language laotuaceCould Illulee IlluleeCuld languageCould Could Culd there ther be b better bettr evidence evideno of tl tlheartless the thehearless tiheartless hearless heartless cruelty crely that rules rles Russia RUla the theIta than thanIU thcith IU Ita refusal rfUI to appreciate apprcite this thl enterprlslr enterprlslrsea enterrblng enterrblngla la sea lawyerThe lawyer lawer lawerThe i iThe The spirit Iplrt of revolt is spreading spreadingong sreding Te Telong Ti Tilong long ong suffering suerng mules mule of Wales Wae aro in mt mtiny mu mutny mitiny tny tiny The story as n It comes coml from Net Netia NewcMtle Neeastlo cMtle ia tlo Pa runs rns thus thusLocal thusN thusLocal N Local Lel Welsh Welb folks who have bve Just returned reured Jro JroIsltlnt frm frmvlllnr fm fmCittln vlllnr Cittln Isltlnt their native natve land aay the great rellglo rellgloevtyal reliiou reliioureal reliioirevtaI real that Iha boa ba been sweeping over that count countcarters cunty cuntyrender mountrendera carters It almost Impossible ImpsIble to t work the coal Ca mini minior mlnt mtnclam lam or thy Ih mules mule ule refuse retse to t haul tho coal coalrm from the pita pitaFormerly pla pitaFormerly Formerly Forerly the miners and driven urged tl tlnulea Ihe Ihemule IImulet mule nulea to their tber best bol effort elor by b liberal lberal use uaeqf of ql profanlt profanlth prfal Ih h he mules bendlnr bcndin to t their tasks lak to the tune tuneiloodcurdllnc tunebloodcurdling 01 01bloodcurdlnl bloodcurdlnl bloodcurdling oaths oathsSince oalh8Sinra oathsSince Since the revival In Walw the miners mlner refu refuo reruse 10 o nwear at the mules and the animals animas are 1 an o b bvlldered br brwldered bvildemet wldered vlldered they dont donllmow know whatn expected of ollhem theiio thei thero So io o they the stand still sll and when the lash lah Is laid laidSereil c cnerely on onmerel merel nerely hump Ihclr backs backsHere backsHere backaHere Here Is the subject sbjet for a narrative naatve thi thinight that thatm thimight m night ht rival rva in Interest InterOt the story ItOr of tl tlPotemkin tho thoPotemk tlPoternklji Potemk Potemkin In pondering pnderng the possibiUtli possibiUtlif p0blto p0bltoof of f this mutiny mutny we were reminded rmnde of tr trld the theold t1ld old ld story str of the church churh organist who ol olected ob objeted olected jeted ected to his hil blowers blowes remark remak Weplaye Weplayeery We played playedver playetery ver ery well wel this morning moring It I will w be n nnembered r rmembere rtrnembered membere nembered that as a the story str runs rM on tl tlollowing the thefolowg tiollowing folowg ollowing Sunday Sundy the organ orga gasped gape an anumblod ad adrmble anrumbled rmble rumbled Ms 1 Is it we asked 8ke the blowe bloweIt blowerI It I is groaned groae the bumbled bumble organist orga8t an anhe anhe ad adthe the he rushing rshin of a mighty mght wind was wn promptl promptlesumod prompty promptyreme prompthresumed resumed resumedAs esumodAs reme As between betwen the miners mnr and the mules mulesWales mulO c cVales of ofWale Wale Vales wo are willing wlng to put our money o ohe on onthe ohe the he mules mull when they say Is it we weTHE weTHE weTHE THE AAL rH KEVOLVTIOX KEVOLVTIOXnith REIOlVT10l REIOlVT10llh RMOLfTIOlYith nith lh fruition flaton of HonilltlM 108llr Between net1efn UiArmies th thArmies the theArllf Arllf Armies it I Will 1 Burn Oat OatTo OntoTo Outro To THE KciTon IDIOn or 01 THE 1UB BUN HUNSlr SO Wit Withe With Withthe Withe the he surrender of the Knla PoUmkln lot mkln to th thRumanian the theRlmanlan firtutnaflian Rlmanlan Rumanian authorities authorlUe at KiiBtendle Klstenre the natc natcevolution naval navalrelolllon navierohitlon relolllon evolution In the lllack ack Sea comes to n ndid an anld aud did ld as al It was bound to 1 do To 0 have been beenluocens beenluocess a aSUOCIM SUOCIM luocens It WAS WIS Indispensable that It should shoulmvo shouldhalo ahoullave halo lave been preceded recee b by a general revolt o oho ot otthe cho the ho army on land but whatever wba r may be th thllscontent tbe tbediscontent thilacontent discontent among the tli troops and the rco rcolomlc pconomlo ccctomb tomb troubles troubllR among the workers In the cltleind clUe citiemd A Aand and the pennants peMllts on the land It I IB qultn quie ulte evident evidenhat evidentthat evlderhat hat the loyalty IOflly of the army Irmy Is not thorough thoroughihakon thorollhly thorollhlyshlken thoroughihakon shlken ihakon Tho habit of obedience o edlence Is still stron stronn stronl In n tho Russian Ruslian soldier cming eomtn nomine an he doe doerom does doestrom doemom trom rom n race which wa was held so long In serfdorr serfdorrind serfdomand serfdorrnd and If I he manifests mnnltest at times tlS a iptrlt of Insuboi Insuboillnatlon Insubordination ineubojlination llnatlon U will wil generally generalY be found that It iti itiilmected I Illrectod II directed against alLlnst hU hL Immediate Immedlnt superior or r some me local loca conditions ronditon and never again againho alnln aaInho t ttho tho ho povcrcign povlrri or Government Goverment which are areinilelbie t tilm 10 10him him Invisible and Intangible Intagble quantities quantitiesInllko quantitieslnlikn QuanUl18 QuanUl18Inlko Inllko Inlko the Hueiian Ilslan sailor aalor he never nlver Hear Hearmy leaA leaAany Searfly my language Ilnlulge hut his hil own and never visit visitmy visital visitfly al my other country countr He 1e Is therefore beyoni beyoniho beondtbo beyonho tbo ho reach rllch of those Infuences Influences that make si siuany so soman s snany man uany Uuaalnn HU8tlan naval lalal officers OmCfrS and sailors saiors rovo rovotitlonlsts rooIltonlsl rovoutionists titlonlsts and In a spirit plrlt of sheer helr Inertia Inertlaccepts Inertiahaecpl inertiii Iltonlsl haecpl ii accepts his condition condilon as Inevitable Th Thnilltary Thl Tbnilitary nilltary life In Russian Rlsslan towng and garrison garrisons Inrrllo InrrlloII II miltr s unfavorable Inlaoyable lfe to Intelligent 11ullent ilovelopmen ilovelopmenimone dovelopmentamon tiovetopmenmonc amon imone both officers and men there being belniardly beingno no 10 free pr prest M snyirhere nor freedol freedom oteeech oteeechardil of pelch pelchhard hard ardly even of one 011 man to another anolhlr A Hue HueIan luI fluelati Ian officer onllr once onc described describd the thl daily dRI strol stroln Irol n the Nnvskl Prospekt aa the promennd promenndf Oi or it f the thl dead no one daring dnrinl to express IXprRR hinnor hi hinner hiInler Inler nner thoughts thollhl above a whisper for fear th thIr thA thAIlr tbir Ilr Ir might mlht who Oho them and every pVlr one vlgllan vlgllanest vliinneeL lllant lllantlet est he should omit the salute lalltl graduated Irdl8le1 t tho to toIho 1ho Iho ho rank rnk of nay alY superior RIPerlor ho II might rllht encounter encounterIn In n a moment of great confidence contdence a Russlai Russlaiirlest RIRlln RIRllnt Ruesiatnest nest t once cold to me that next to the arm armho armho armho ho clerirv 0011 wern slr prA the strongest props of tin tinhrono IhAIhrone tbbrono hrono cerl Yet said he we are ar the worst orAI pub piiUif pnldof of if t the servants of tho Crown Cown and In furthe furtheonvcrsatlon flrlher flrlherColwcllon fiirtheonvereatlon Colwcllon onvcrsatlon ho Impllod the possibility po slblilf of i ilay a aday i iay day lay ay when whln they th would demand better bAier treat treatnent treatrent treattent rent tent That rhlt was long lonl on before the thl present presentvar plarnt I Iwar war which hlch will wi certainly certain not have improver lmnrovehe Improlr improverhe Ihe he conditions condllonR he complained of o but hit there 1 IR IRno no 10 0 sign lln that the Russian Itl Rlan clergy c cierr ns distinguishrom distinguish riictlngulshpcmont IUnIIRhr from rom the Church are not rll Btlll Itl on the cltle ide otitocric o oiiitncrncr of ofaulocfCI aulocfCI aulocfCIAR iiitncrncr iiitncrncrAs titocricAs As to the revolution It begins to look a af aR aRIt ar arr f r It will be averted aertld rOolllon temporarily tmpornrl at least b bho hIho I Iho Iho ho cessation c wi tlon of war nrl for much mich of thn fnrmen fnrmenv h 8 v hRV have bpn harm 1 of theRI these months thl hnB hnBpln ha haedt m mriit pln edt riit uutf cnupd by u Ih i mofI7lton mobiiiration uujin iiwti w for the im bflttln bflttlneld batn batnO httirelti O eld ld Russia Iula Is essentially eSAentaly the land of Vltch Vltchvo itch itchn I 10 vo n or Never mind as regards rCRardB thn th past pastnd pastIR pastndnrascho nd ndnrascho Knrascho It IR Itsaltrigfttnoivasreganii Itsaltrigfttnoivasreganiih s all a1 richt r I I I now nOl as regard regardle rellrR rellrRprlll h le present prlll Therefore a slight Illht amellorntloi amellorntloif nmeloralon nmeloralonof of f conditions and a 1 prospect IIOSPACt however Illusory Illusoryf lusor lusoror or f Improvement Improvrmplt In the near nPe future will 1 ver1 ver1kely verkelv pn pnII kely cause the masses I Rr of Russians JliMlanB to forge forgehe Corlet CorletIhn forgelhe II Ikllv Ihn he pant paMt eaull With the Poke PolO Jews Iewl lew Flnlamlers Flnlamlersinnenlans FlnlandouI Finiandarsrincttiani ArmpnllnR innenlans and others tt may ma probably hi hiIfTertMit bl h hIfl I dlTNnl IfTertMit Ifl tnt tin hit liIt I povnrtj oor Is so o deep dfIP and nnlversa nnlversat Inltrlnl InltrlnlI I II t Russia RIMla that a very f fow w weeks eks would ould sufflci AlmCI eiimcD to 0 starve a revolution relolllion and the more vlolen vlolennd violennd Iolentand I and nd destructive dlltructhe I It wan Ins the quicker Clulcklr It woulc woulcturn woulr woulcton burn turn nut nutAH oUIAR OutAc AH a destructive tcMtrleth revolution rnollion Is I the thl Ia lit last t thlnilie thlni IhlngIhl thintlip Ihl lie rest of the Ihl world orld can desire d 8lre for Russji Russjior RUMlafor Ruseler for or r financial tnnndLI political polUnnl and nnr commercial reasons reasonshe reROnl receoncre he re efforts about abolt to IC he made to bring nbou nbouleacn Ihoul IhoulpacI 111011eac tl pacI leacn eac lorll between hotlepn her and her hfr redoubtable rprolhtabl an anngonlst anlagonl antgoniet lagonl ngonlst t should receive rflvA universal unlvlrAI support supportIthoush supportlthrntch Pport Pportnlholh Ithoush Russian liberals IbpralM see I In It a setnncj setnncjur Allhlrk Allhlrkfur sethae1r nlholh fur ur r iiroKresH Ilro re lullln at home hOII That 1hlt I think the therill thcill rill ill find a shortsighted borthlhtr view If of the Ihl situation situationor slilallonl ror or 1 r the th rest rlMt of humanity humlnlt will 1 have hBt acquirer acquirernch acquirerich cQulrln cQulrlnsleh sleh nch a right to criticize crlli7 and anllnflnrf influence the thl collc collcf nolr nolrof of f Russia RIMII In the future lullrn that thlt n return rnllr to thi thiondltlon thAcondltnn thndition ondltlon of things thlDr before berOTf the war will wi b bpossible bp bpII1o bcapoacible condltnn possible slblf and all legitimate leRltln1Ip movement mOlmen movementrbring 10 II1o 1 bring about permanent al n and d needed nMrd reform reformtirougbout rtormthTOIRbolt retorntiroigbnut thTOIRbolt tirougbout the Ihl Russian RIAAlnn Empire lplre will 1 meel meellth mptwith mcclith with lth worldwide worlddl support Ilpnort F FNRW FXIW FNsw Nsw XIW YORK July Jul in inThe 10Th inThe The Th Enervated Pandit PanditTo Pundi PundiTo PirndltqTo To THE Enitoa or rita T SPK SUN8Ir sir All 1 the Ih funn funnlnt funnIhlnes funntngi Ihlnes lnt tngi are ae not In the comic papers pape On page p e K Kt 623 623ot 5 5r ot t r the July Jlly number of The Ti flaoltman ooAman a magatln magatlnf mauneot macadoIiterature ot f literature Ilerure we read YCd as a follows followsFor lolowa lolowaFor followFor For the beliefs beleti that make human bum an history It I I Int IA IAnot Ifl not nt to the enervated pundits pundlt of the Ganges Ihat w wlould wo wolould wcoulct lould lould turn turnTVhy lumWbr tumnwbr Wbr oh why la an a fl Asiatic 11810 pundit pundi enervated enervatednd enenaledAnd And nd have not all al Jhe he great reat religions yelclona come comt Iron Ironsla froneia 11 Aala sla We still sUI turn lur for juridical Jurldlcll wisdom to th thicrvated Ihe Iheeoenaled thervaird icrvated pandects of the Boaporin BoaporinmvriuoRK Do BoaporiltLTIM0RE pnl pnlI mvriuoRK I LTllORB July Jul 7 PKTXK PUla IUTIF nATIP nATIPTe navirThe IUTIFThe The Te Hoot of Hamilton namltu Collexe CollexeTo ColeRP ColeRPTo CeIlejTo To TH T ru KDITOK FDIOI or Tn TB iRa Suw SIlr SwSir sir I have Jus Jusad Jlal Jlalrea jltsir1 Interest the story of The Hamllto Hamlltoillege ilamiltoriUega ad r1 with wlb much alor Te lamllon lamllonC C rea illege nooM tn lodays SUN In my m studen studenys studenldays atudeni0a days ys there were Wtt three Roots Rot In Clinton Clnlon the emerl emerls tmerl tmerlIUS IUS s professor prteaor of o mathematics mlhemale whom we e called caled Old Qliibe Od OdCbe Oldibe who then leaching leachingid Cbe ibe Root Dol Squareinool was elblnl elblnlnd id plain Root who h wu Va then a Mudtntcaw student studentXBW Aludenlp caw p YORK YOII July Jil o Aumvm AumvmIncomplete ALtUR ALtURInromDII Incomplete IncompleteJones InromDIIlone1al tntnmttleteToneWbat Jones lone1al ToneWbat What did dil you OU think of the l1e Iiuvre Oal OalryT nl nller alSmith ler ryT ryTHmlth Smith mlb Ju juct u1 t liack harkOl lackOli OU Ihe pictures plclure are ar pretty preltvod prel prettyott 100d od but there I aro no Jokes okca underneath undereAh them themThe I themThe hemThe The Ideal Parent ParentA ParentetnAln A t certain etnAln college oolelo president object obJet to Allc AllcWonderland Alr AlrIn iIee iIeeWonderiant children book bookCome bookcome In Wonderland as a elldren bok bokCome Come come my little Ille Uannaduke UannadukeDont Marauke MaraukeOont MarmadukeDont that chatter chatterYoure chatterYoure Dont read 111 Idle cbater cbateryouro Youre almost six alllet let Alice AIO go goIgnore goIgnore o oI Ignore I nore the oraiy crag Hatter HatterTo niler nilerTo itatterTo To read their Iher wordi word and actions atons wild wildDid wid widId down Darwin child chlldlAnd childnd Did Id you OU put your chid chidnd And nd you ou my m little 11e Gwendolyn OwendolnI I really realy have to scold you youA youA ou ouIrl A fflrl Irl of eight ellllwlh eightwith with Alice Alce tool toolIn 1001In toolIn In spite of what I told tld you youI ou ouI I do not see your our Ibsen here hereAnd hereAnd hereAnd And where h I Schopenhauer dear dearMy dearMy der My 1 children chidren Alice ter Is tabooed tabooedIt labond It 1 gives rl lte no stimulation stimulationNo lmulaion No 0 bulling bUllnr of o the e Intellect IntellectNo Inleterl No 0 moral mOla elevation elevationRemember rltAlon rltAlonI eIeatlonRemember Remember 1 dont don want anl II u ued uedOi upedOII ed edYou I You Oi OII were not horn bor to he amused amusedTHOMAS nmuedTaoll emuledTaoas THOMAS Taoll R Yixjta UUL yr yrMISSIONA MlS stissiotfA ON BIJ5J E8 TO raEVEAraK raEVEAraKThey THEHEATHThey BBlBATBBN BBlBATBBNnlY They nlY Are Arl Severely Slvrel Criticized Crllolze by 1 aO anOec anOecWho n Offloc OfflocWho oer oerWho Who Served I In outh OUt Africa AfricaTo AfricaTo To TUB EDITOR EDIOR OF THB TB SDK SINSlr SunSir SO A J letU letUunder lettr lettrunder lettiunder under tho beading headlnl A Plea to t Millionaires MillionairesIn MIUonalres MIUonalresIn In your paper of July 3 was Wi read by b me wit witconsiderable with withconlderablo witconeiderablo considerable conlderablo Interest Intlreat and has ha led le me to 1 writ writthis write writetbislett writthis this lettcj lettc on a subject which received a eren erendeal aea aeadoR rea readeal deal doR tbislett of my attention atwnton while wble In South Africa Africaand Arica Aricannd Africaand and one on which 1 have always felt tel that th thAmerican tho thoAmerican HiAmerican American public publc needed enlightenment enlightenmentIn enlhrhtntlnt enlhrhtntlntIn In tbat portion porton of South Africa Arlca lying be between between between tween Cape Capl Town and ald alIt the Zambesi Zambel River Riverand Rver Rverand Riverand and Portuguese East rast Africa and Walflsl WalflslRay WalO WaifThlflay h hDa Ray Da there aro distributed thousands thbusads upon upoithousands uponthousads tipolthousands thousands thousads of mlusion mll mission lon stations slatons representlm representlmtbo rlprlspntnl the foreign forelin missionary misslollr societies socetls of ever evercountry Cer evercountry country In the world worldDuring worldDurini worldDuring During Durini ray II stay ata In South Africa I come canvInto comeInto camInto Into contact with a large number of thesimissionaries these thesemlsslonarlos theamiosionarius missionaries and from iii my I observatIonsbelieve observations observationsbelieve obleratlons 1 1beleve believe beleve that tho foreign mission does UOIS moro morharm moroharm momharm harm than good During tho course of a lee leeture 1l lecture ture which I delivered delvered before a foreign miselonar mis misslonary misslonar slonary slonar elonar society poret In St St l Louis ouls a year far ago 1 e epressed ex expreASl expressed pressed preASl myself myel pretty pret freely frell on this subject subjectand subjectand lbJrcl lbJrcland and aroused such a storm Itorm of Indignation Indignaton tha thntI thaI I have hal since been rather timid tmid About Ibout glvlm glvlmpublicity Rlnt glvintpublicity publicity publrt to my Ideas In regard rllard to forelgi forelgimission torelinmission foreigimission mission work and Its It result resultHomo resultSome resultsSolito Homo might mllht call cal me an atheist athllat but 1 an annothing amnothing annothing nothing of the tw sort and I beg to point ou oumy out outm ottmy my m reasons for my attitude attude toward forelgi forelgimissionary foreiln foreilnmlslolan forrigimlceienary missionary mlslolan societies socetl8 1 hnvo never found In one single Instance Instancen a missionary mls lonAr In South Africa who did no noconduct not notconduc noconduct conduct conduc a trading tradll business IJ8hllMS In II the field flld of hiinisaioitary hli hlimissionary his hismls810lory missionary I much nmusec nmusecat mls810lory operations olernlons was nmllld nmllldAt at Palapye In II Khamns fhnmns country countr where in inregiment my myregiment inregiment regiment was stationed atatonfd for a few weeks by b bymissionary i imissionary a amlllonu mlllonu missionary who ho In explaining ollnlnlnl the enormoui enormouistore enormoul enormoulstore enormouistore store whlchhe wblchll had of native nathosupplis nativestipplks supplies valuabl valuablIvory valuabhivor aluablehor hor Ivory horns borR hides Ac 1 c said These are orefew a aCew i ifew few present pre8 ntf which the dear people haybrought have havibrought havebroulh broulh brought to the th ono who has led Ir them Into thibright the thebrhrht thfbright bright path of the Christian Chrlstln religion religionTho rllglon rllglonhe religionTho Tho he salaries of these missionaries are veryentail very verymall veoHU mall HU 11 averaging aerRllnl 1 believe belele about i80 80 bill billIt butIt bititt It Is a matter matcr of record recorc that the thl business businessif bl81nes8 bl81nes8of biieines biieinesf if f the missionaries rcfcrjed referr to In II nntlvt nntlvtproducts nnteproducts nntivrodticts products amount aloulls annually nuclalr to thousands thousaldB ol olpounds ot otpounds 01ottnds poundsTho pounds poundsTho ottnds ottndsTho Tho greatest greLtest Injustice Injustce that Ihlt I found fould perpe Derperated perpetrated perpetrated trated on 01 tho th Innocent Illoecnt savages was by n nSerman a aGermnn eerman Serman erman missionary mlsslolary In tho northernmost northernmostpart northernmostpart part of tho Transvaal Republic He I lieiltuateci I Hat Hatiltuated as assltuatld sltuatld iltuated In tho iienrt lenrt of a very Wr prosperous prosperousind prosperols prosperolsand and populous native natn district and them thrm were wereI weret I 9 large number Ilmblr of other othlr foreign Corlhr mission missiontries mlslonnrloaloclted mieslontries friend trl nd didriot did didnot didnot nrloaloclted tries located In the thl vicinity vcnltr Our not arouse arolse the enthusiasm enthusllm or obtain oblall the thefollowing thetolowln theoliowing tolowln following that ho perhaps expected expfted and nndn ald aldIn In n his fertile terto brnln brnll was WB conceived a unique uniqueplan uniqueplnl uniquelart plnl plan lart for Increasing Incrlsll his popularity popularl Them Themhad Theretad herA herAhall had been bptn a L drought droulht for many mll months which whichthreatened whichhreatenid llch llchIhrealened threatened to ruin rlil the crops of the natives nativesOur 11eR 11eROur nativesltjr Our missionary had been reading of thecon theconitructlon the on onstruetol ti tiitruction itructlon l siCnnr of apparatus by b means of which rain rainould rainCOlld rainoitld struetol COlld ould be produced and ald he decided decldl to t try trythis Ir IrthlM tryhis this mechanism llchnnlAI protur to overcome oercoml overconiethedrought the drought d rOi Iht 1 ito itouilowed lu luillowed H Halowed illowed Information of his hi purpose to bo boprend boInrpad bepread alowed Inrpad prend abroad nhrnno Informatol and great Interest Intre t was la mani manifested rall rallfeMIft nianiested feMIft fested by I the natives natveR This hI8 Interest Iltlrest wan wankTeatly wal walIrlat wasirreatly kTeatly Increased Incrald when whln the thl apparatus Itself Itselfarrived Itelfarrled itselfrrited Irlat arrived and nd It can cln readily rradl bo understood IDIlrwod howfreat how howrant howlrft freat rant was In tho concern fOleer of the natives nath In any anyililng an antllUI anlaiiig lrft ililng that could overcome the th drought rrollht when whent It tllUI t U 1 stated that oul1 these natives nth live IvA only onl from fromoar IromIar fromear oar to rear mid Ild iid drought droulht means mlanl to them lh 1 aears a aroars aenrl roars Iar enrl starvation Ilr Ou the day dR when whln the great ereatrial greatrial reat reatIrlal rial was ptnnllol a8 to be made It Is said eid ald there thlro were wlre 00000 natives from froll all ni parts parll of the northern northernTransvaal nnrthpr northernlraflaiaai 100 Transvaal tllVR tn witness the trial of my 1 sir religiousriend religious religiousfriend rllllous rllllousfrllnd frllnd friend and extraordinary as It may mi ma seem seemho sem semtho seem seemhe tho ho test was wa mndo mlde In the morning morlnl and nd tre trenondou tremondouA tronrsndous nondou rains began beaan falling falinI In th the afternoon afternoonind afernoon afernoonand afternoontnd and continued contnue until unll the drought drollht was wa euttrulroken entirely entirelyDroken entir Droken brokpnXlle811 DrokenXeedless rokenNeedless Needless to say this missionary mlsAlonArr1 wtu theme themeorth thempforth thenreortit forth Xlle811 the most s popular onn In the whole die dlsrlct dl dlIrlcl dierid thl pOPlll Oln 10si rid He was overrun with followers and nndms andhns nd ndmas hns Irlcl ms had II assigned olernm to I him by h the tl fololrs King Klul of the thoountry theouintry 0 0rOlntr rOlntr ountry a8sllne In 11 which ho lives Ivls a I vast vat tract of ofertlle oftlrlie ofertile ertlle valley land In which hlch ho has n magnlfU magnlfUent malnlf magniftrent tlrlie cent rent home homf vnlor constructed ronAtnlctec by b native nato hands hairdsroad handsrosd handAhroad road avenues of palm trees tref splendid flower flowerrardens follr follrgardena flowerardemta gardena nelles and Ind Immense hnm nR herds of cattle calte sheep sheepind Ihpep IhpepInd cheepmd Ind ind goats all the tbl offerings ulrlnls of the th poor na naIves naI eraives Ives and he ni has laughingly Inu admitted to me melow mohol melow hSI Ihlnlir acmlttd I low IB efficacious Rnc his m ruse n was In that It mad maduilm madhim madetilit him hol successful ncalnul Ulcf18rul as n nll0 missionary mhlonT nnd h he said saidlad saidharll caidad lad ad it not been bln for this he would Iolid have been beenn bel harll In n thn same plight rIl Ih t as his brother hrot r missionaries missionariesvlth mi8sl0lsrle8 mi8sl0lsrle8rUh vlth only onl their salaries alarllR anrt amf and a I small 1111 trading tradingwslness lrdlnl tradingiln wslness iln ss to live upon Three Thrlo years llrl afterward afterwardmother nl afterwardnother rRrd rRrdRnothlr bU81111 lve mother drought l1nl threatened and the natives nativesippealed nnte8 nnte8Appealld nativesppealed Rnothlr Appealld ippealed rrllht to this Ihl missionary Ane again alsln to assUt assUthem n asslithem 81t 81tIhem hem but he wisely WrO nlloonan refrained rCralno from taking takingbailees takingchnnre takinghamtcws bailees but of losing his prestige and told them themhat tbmIhat themhat chnnre 10Mlnl preste hat their Ihllr own sIne tln wore Wfrl the cause calMe of the theIruught thpdrought therouuglit drought which was wnl sent to them Iher on al a 8 punlsh punlshnent punlshIlnl punishtent tent by ls whih tho Almighty Imlglt Father Fathlr FathlrI FatherI Ilnl other oth Instances of the thelnd tbekind thehid I could loul1 iuoto lotn many man r In8tlns kind hid but I have iae other reasons relRonR for dl dlapprov dicapprorIt approv approvnir nir It of f foreign forelll missionaries Instinct tMtnet has hasaught hiA hiAtnllht imasaright 11 aught the native all al tho moral 10mlilWI laws that am amhe I arelie Int1 Ihl tnllht he basis of our 011 social 60f111 structure slrlltlre Instinct Instinctiai InAtllct InAtllctha ha iai taught the th native 11110 that he hI should not nottenl not8lrnl notteni tenl tnllht that he should Ihoule not 10t lie If that he hI should shouldlot shouldot houldnot not lot murder lurdr that he h should holir not commit adul adulnry adulIn aduliry In nry 1 have ha lived IIpr for ns much as nix months monthst ronlhK ronlhKnt nt t it a time among natives of South SOllh Africa A who whonivn wo whoeve eve tl never amoll come nal Into Ilto contact with a mls mlslonnry Ih IhMlonan pmii pmiiionary 1110 lonnry I 101 havn hlo found fOlnd without wlholt exception exceptionn IxcelUon IxcelUonIn In n 1 the th vnrlcitiK nrlol trlhex Irlp with itli which I have Ine been beenssociutid bl beenscocirtel n nIhat ssociutid that they Ihl were honest bOlst In their theironline thrlr thrlr1IlnIM theircalinge 1IlnIM online Imon union themselves thm lh and Ind with the tholilto thewhi theltit ltit lilto inrtii inrtiiI whi I hnvo liar 1r1 found thai they III are highly hllhlr moral moraln In n fact fnll I I hay Invnriiiblv Iwariihh found them thol in inheir InIhlr iniefr Ihlr heir native stnte tfl llvine lives Ivp that wi vjin wil wjtili vjinall 11 all li ourselves oursII Iltlp ChrUtlnnUed hr 1lnl 1nlll would do well toatterit to tointterti tolnllf intterti nftcr nftcrThn nfirlire lnllf lire hn intldrllty nfr nfrhn of a married mnrrlPI woman h I Pun Punhahle jn jnhahin n nIhnhll Ihnhll hahle InUdllll by I death cllalh Murder llrder Is II very 01 rare Tarf imd imdheft Ild IldIhn itudjeft heft is I punllmble lillohuhle lIlt ii lit sulie by death A As s thoy Ih t there therenn dcr t I crc crcmr I Ifnrf nn mr live better lives than we w do why should shoulde Ah011d fnrf e try tr 11p to loach IIr them thrl 1118 our olr way un ra of living 1lnl The Thentives Tb Tbnntill Theatives ntives 1 of South 80lth Africa trlrs who ho fill fiihe the jails JalA nro nrolie nroIhl areie nntill Ihl lie ie natives who havo been Christianized Chrlstanlwd by byOur brIh byP Ih P mllonarlos mllonarlosOur Our missionaries have hnvp penetrated 11llltratlll Into the theeirt thohllrt thepart hllrt part of Ilslonnril Africa Mrllu into the wild ld and nnl hitherto hithertonkriown hlhrrto hlhrrtoInknoln hithertoriknown nkriown part oceunled orcunl1 by these the1 natives nativesnd nut nativesutul Inknoln nnd nd we we have hlo Inrl taught tallM them the thl use II e of modern modernnventlons 10dr omodernrventions WI nventlons The hl natural nnillya result Ylsllt Is that the thsntives thl thlInlllIR thentlves 1111110nA ntives look upon our Inventions JIIenlonR as great greatnd Irpat Irpatnnd greatnd InlllIR nnd nd upon ourselves 1101 as nf a grcnt Irent people plople and andiorthy anti antiortii anu anuworlh iorthy ortii Ulol to be emulated Inulnte They Tile follow tolow u UM In Incriciilture innlrllulturl incricultutre criciilture In the style of architecture architecturelodo archlt archItecturetone rlrf rlrfmodo lodo nlrllulturl tone of dress use of firearms the utlllfa utlllfaIon It1u It1uton ntlllpaon Ion on of our niI crPAI vehicles whlclfR URl for transport and nnd In II allsys all allrays sl ton end endhercfori andmentor Iaya rays our olr improvements Improvlllnla are copied ald aldIhnlnr Ihnlnr mentor they tire are arl very eo ready rlallr ready when whel our ourilsnioimrles ourmIRRlolurJe ourtlseioirtrin mIRRlolurJe ilsnioimrles come to saY sa You are great be bentise b bnnA beiliac iliac nnA you on have bllO been hpl nbln Ihl to accomplish arlpllh soomeli so soinch o ol1ch inch therefore Ihlrrforl we WI iv accept your religion religionIt rlllon rlllonI l1ch It Is I n treat pity itit that in giving 11lm them the theenellt tl tiemielit enellt I of f Irlat our knowledge knowlldl piI w Ire undermine uncermln tbejr tbejrloral Ib tbiroral lr lr10ral hplllt loral character chlractr In the process rnleM Were Wlre wn 1 all elisod allood al 10ral sod and were our teachers tILchlrA all allood good capable capablenlv ralmutbieni IIlbl IIlblIn1 Iooe nlv ni of Rne arts all 1re becoming hrrlmlnlthelrrlllon lmceoniingtireirreliginn olT thelrrellglon all AI1oulc would wouldf In1 f wnll but imfortunatelv the th native copies oleM I lhe ho bad ittidas ns well ns wpnon hI w1 Al I our on r heathen brother accepts n repl our religion Tplllon be bernusp 1 1hI 1IlIISC rnusp he hI believes It I Is good loor inasmuch InBRlnch as it h hours I Inlr isuirs hellwlA ours uirs ho also 111 lenrns to drink Irllk whisky whlMk because becausebe bpcaull be nlr h HI w4s CM the white unite drink Ink it ho hI learns Ipars to tonmoke 108mok tontokr hlt 11 IM III nmoke because hplaulo the white whi man mal smokes lokIR tin tinloams hoIarl8 unlrarmis loams to lie because hpcauf the white whie man Iln lies IfA to tohim tohll tolitni him Iarl8 he hI learns II lear8 to steal Allnl hecsusc bCRI I the Ihl while whileman whilemacil hiA hiAlal hll man teals 1ILI and ald he hI observes nhMlnIR that the thl white whitemini wlitolliiumu hlt hltn11 mini lal has not the same niIO respect for moral moralla morallaIhnl laws lawsthat lawstuft that n11 lie hI has In his native nnll state Rttp snd nd he hI feels fpolHthat feelstlrat that hl hiM law must IIRt be h wrong wronl and copies the thewhitn Ihowhit tIrewlitp whit mnns way wayI a aI I visit to assure alnrl you ou that I am not exag exaggerating Ixn Ixnrllng canggerating gerating one lola In my expressions lxprlSSIOII herein hereinThere hprlln hprllnh IrerelirThere rllng 1l There h r is no honest hOleRt traveler who ho Is not n i nils nilsHiounry 01 01olouln ntisiouirY Hiounry who has ha observed h rrvf1 the Ih results rfnIR of ofmission ormlMRlo ofituissiomi olouln mission work In South 801ih Africa or any nn other othercountry othfr othfronntrr othertormntr country who will 1 not lnt support mo n In my as assertion I Ieton asuert sertion sertionTho uert Ions Ionslie eton etonl Tho lie development dllloprent of heathen htalhen and nd unchrlc unchrlcllnnlzcd unchrlRInnl unehrisllanizerl llnnlzcd l nations Is I a development that Is Ismade isinmut made Innl not Inton fur fOr the Ihl benefit ben nt of the natives nntvp but butfur blt bltfu bittfur 11 fur fu the Ihf benefit hpneft of civilized cllzld nations to provide providenow provllp provllpII now fleldi nI for the ever fr Increasing Incrla lnl surplus surpluspopulation surplusPOltilIitifl urphlAjOllllnlll II who would wouldlive wnuldIv wouldlitt population Thn heathen hlnthen native natvp Iho live jOllllnlll litt Iv nn mm forever forllr If left leflil in his hi natural natlrnl state tleIA tleIAIrlslfIIIle is iscrushed Iscrushed crushed IrlslfIIIle under the wheels hr11 of our olr ever Ir Increas Increasing Incrlu IncrluInl Increushug hug civilization He Is I sacrificed aerlcd on the Ihl altar altarof nlar nlart multarof of Inl t the t th he 17IUon white whlp mans InnA mann s advancement ahnnnwlt We WI have haveno 1110 1110no haveIre no better example txlmplo of this than the North NorthAmerican NorthAmericam orth orthmrrinn I American Iptr Indian IndianI IndianIll I mrrinn The Ill while Ihlt Inrlan InrlanTll race rlre and Its It methods lfthods must Imt rule rulethe rul ruleI the I Ire Tll universe lull hit let irs I not deceive rIf 11 our olr on rlves lv hIw i iliy believe that religion religionlinnrovos religionhlnnrnvs liy attempting to 1110 our 011 rHglol linnrovos hlnrOA attArllll1 thoso IhlIO who have hRI1 not notheen been hton born to It ItIt I itIt It will soiin 1 strange Rtranlr that I n believer hll1lr In re religion rl religion ligion wi could feel 111 that thlt the religion reliion of Jemts JemtsIlirMt I 1ectr 1ectreli UM UMhrlot IlirMt Illon eli rIt could destroy d lro u nice YIf but hii that Is what whatI I believe to be h true tnl Not ot that thallhe the religion religionItself rHolon rHoloncnllr religionItself Itself bIe could cnllr destrov a heathen h lthln people tl opl but hii we weiavo welulL 0 0II Itself lulL iavo unfortunately unfoII11111 more of bad to Impart Impnrtto Implrl to II them thel than of good Iod We W e are arf anxious anxlol to toImpnrt tnIlunrl toimpart impart Ilunrl the rules rlil of rlchteousnees rlIIIOUAnlel but un unfortunately In InfOrtlnnll miiifortmunntel fortunately fOrtlnnll for those whom we WI would olid teach teachour tlarh tlarhnlr iearImour and andour nndour sndr our lives are the reverse of our doctrine roctrln our nlr r heathen hfalhen brethren bfthrn follow folol not our OiY doc doctrine docIrile doctime trine Irile but tho example eXnplo of our olr daily dalhlv dalhlvAnr lives livesAnrnrn livesAurntit Anrnrn Anr AurntitCaptain 1 w IKWIR IKWIRfnptaln Captain IPtlln Late IAtf South African Arltan Field Forces ForcesHnicutTON Ioce IoceBmolTOS Forcesi3nmnnvo HnicutTON BmolTOS BEACH DrACT IirACTfN N Y 1 July Tily 7 7Poems 7roem 7Poems Poems of Ilqnld JI lld Sequence SequenceTo eqlnrf eqlnrfTo To THIS TI KntTOB fDITOI or 01 THE 5Vf5tr UN Ufr Sir The Til other otherd olh otherSal r Sal d y n I friend asked me to take a drink of whisky whiskynlih whisk whiskIlh whitkitith nlih Ilh him and I I declined deln d on the ground rrund that only onlyshortly onlrahnl onIgshorti shorti ahnl shortly before I had drunk drnk a glass elu of beer and itwasnt It Itwasnt IIwant wasnt good Id sanitation oDlalon to mix mt them He Ie came camehack rmeback camehack hack at 1 me with wih the couplet coupletWine rOlplrl rOlplrlWine roupiriWine Wine on beer beerBrings brrrOrnrs beerPrinca Brings Ornrs good cheer cheerfollowing rherr1010Tlne chcerfoilorcinc following 1010Tlne It I up II with wlb this thislleer Ihl IhlUeer thistImer tImer on wine wineAlways WIMAlwas wineAiwari Always decline declineWnat declInevnsi derlne derlneI I Wnat na about IbUI U I Is It I a fact tll Do any nf of o o rour yourexperts rourupers rourexperts experts upers happen to be b able lo make a statement statementon Sllemenl Sllemenlon on the lh subject ubJerllha that Is authoritative aulhorlallt I dont know knowwhere knol kneewhere i where hrc Ive 11 heen all al this Ihl time 1mI not MilO lo have heard heardthese herd herdIhee beardthese these Ihee couplets ruplr before but bIl I never nrle did and they Ibe are arequite areI areqlutte I quite llle as a nnv nrl tn me as l poetry poel as Ihey Ibc are sr s as truth truthHABLBU IrulhHAILIM truthHAIILUII HABLBU HAILIM July J JIll I 10 INQUIRES IIQtIIII SUBSURFACE 8 wRthRFAcE 6BFAfBBBI1 BRIDGE TKKMSN TKKMSNFor TERMINAJEar BlIN BlINFo For Fo the te Manhattan Maatt Bridge Dda flrZdgeAt BridgeAt End Enq E of o c the cI wuilunibar wuilunibarBridge WWlamta WWlamtaDda WlUltlflbtllflrZdge At a conference cnCernc yeetorday ytrdT b btwen btwenComptrolor betwee betweeComptroller tveei tveeiComptroller Preelden PreeldenAbeam PresidonAbeam Comptroller Grout Borough Prident PridentAheam Comptrolor Abeam and ad Chief Clet Engineer Eginer Nichols Nichol of th thBridge the theBrdgo thBridge tho committee ap appointed ajipointed Bridge Department oomitt ap pointed Brdgo pinted Dprment at the last lat meeting motig of the Boarof Boar Boarof Bord Bordof of Estimate Etit to decide decde upon a 0 plan pln for pro providlng pr prvldlg providing upn viding vldlg terminal tcninalfaclte facilities at the Manhattai Manhattaiend Mahta Mahtaend Manhattalend end of tho Wllllamsburg W1lmburg Bridge It vra vrapractically wa warractcalY wapractically practically Agreed to report In favor o oan 01 01a oan rractcalY aged rpr an underground station The scheme schemela BohomeI la a to build buid a terminal trlnl under the bridge brldgiplaza bridgeplaz bridgiplaza I plaza plaz leaving leavig tho plaza plaz unencumberec unencumberecexcept unencubred unencubredexopt unenctimberetexcept bi birequired b brequired for small which will b brquIrd except exopt a a smal space IpO wi required rquIrd to provide for the running rnning o otrains of oftrans 0trains trains trans Into the station staton after nfer they leavithe leave leavetho Ieaithe the bridge bridgeIt It will bo necessary neolary to reconstruct reonstruct the thitrolley thetroley thutrolley trolley wi and train tracks traks for some distantback distant ditnc ditncbak distanciback troley tra back bak from the end of the bridge brdgo to provide providan providean an easy grade Into the subsurface SUbRura terminal terminalTho trinal trinalTho terminalTho be worked out outbut outbut outbut Tho details have yet to b but detais Comptroller Comptroler Grout sold sad yesterday yesterdaythat yestrday yestrdaythat yesterdaythat that tho engineering problems offeree offereeno oterd oterdno no dimcultios and that the propositloi propositloiwould propition propitionwoud propo6itlorwould would woud dlfculteB bo b a 0 cheap one for the reason raon thai thaithe thattho thaithe the only additional addltCnl land which will wU have hnvto baveto haveto to be purchased by the city cty will w be a 1 flftj flftjfoot ffty fftyfoot flft flftfoot foot strip on the second scond block blok from the thebridge thebrdgo tlubridge bridge brdgo strp between btween Norfolk orolk and Suffolli Suffollistreets suolk suolkstrts Suffolstreets streets strts Ho also alo Bald that In time tme subwnj subwnitrainis subwnjtrains ubwaytralM trains in Manhattan Manhntan and Brooklyn Brkly would woulthe wouldbe eouicbe the under underground undorground underground be run across the bridge and that ground acol terminal could then bo b taken intcthe intc intcthe intothe the general genorl system lystm The committee cOMrJtt wllmake wit wl wlmake witmake make its It report repr to the Board Boad of Estimate Estimateon Etnt Etnton on Friday Fridayrv FridayIx 1 rv MKMonr UUOm OF 0 HOWARD 10rJtnD alan oinnJhtdra GInB1aN alanlhadeit Jhtdra 1aN of Business nUllne houses 10W1 In Ilrookl Ilrooklto il ilto to He Lowered Iowere During DUrI Funeral FuneralTho FuneralTlo FuneralThe The Tlo shades of tho Brooklyn Brokly buslnee buslneeiousos bU busthesstouses leR leRhOI1M hOI1M iousos in the downtown downtw section secton will wl b bowered b be belowered lowerd lowered this morning morln while whie the funeral fuera o oJownrd of ofHoward ofhoward Howard Glbb Obb takes place plao Members Memhr of th thIrooklyn to toBrokly the theBrooklyn MensAssocl MensAssocltion Mens Assoel Assoelstion Brooklyn Downtown Business BUlnOf MenfAc MenfAcaton Brokly tion at a meeting held at nt the Brooklyilub Brooklyn Brokly Brooklynlub aton Club lub yesterday yeterday decided to t take tko this ti action actiontit aotionout actiontilt out tit of respect to the memory memOr of Mr Glbb GlbbtTie Gbb GbbTe Oibbrue rue stores rpet will not bo closed closedThe olosedTe closedThe Te The strM meeting metig wi had h been bn called cled to discuss discusshe dlsCs dlsCsthA thA he Te matter of tho Brooklyn subway but on onccount 00acunt ontceount ccount mter of Mr Glbbft Obbs Brky death deth this thi subject Bubjectas lubject lubjectwas acunt funeral takes place at was as deferred The tkO plac deCerd Te funera Church of ofho ofthe ofho 1 1 oclock this morning morlg from frm the Cuch the ho Ascension AscensionPILGRIMAGE Ascnsion AscnsionplGnTU40F AscensionPILGTfFIf4GE PILGRIMAGE plGnTU40F TO ROME ROMEme nOVF nOVFOn ROMErnfl On me Hundred Inndreleae llundredHeaded Headed by b Southern Houtfm Bishops Bishopsto sb op to S Sill aU ll for Europe Jurope Today TodayA Toa ToaA A pilgrimage headed hede by b Bishop Northrop Northropif Norrop Norropof plgrmag of if Charleston ClrlCtn S C and n Bishop Kelley Keley of ofSavannah orSavlnna ofavannah Savannah Oa soils sals for Bximo Rmo today ty on onhe onthe onhe Savlnna the he Slavonia Slavona Bishop Kclloy IcUer will w1 celebrate celebratoi colebro colebroa Xaviers Xaviersaiurch XavierCuh Xaviershurcb St Francis I i Pontifical mass m at Fda a Cuh aiurch Pontfcal in West WPt est Sixteenth Sitnth street tt before beforehe brore broretho beforehe tho he party of 100 go aboard aboardA aboardAprivatoaudioncowlththe Aprivatoaudioncowlththe A par private audience 10 with the Pope has been beenrranged ben benarnge beenrranged audenco rranged prvato by John J McGrane McGran of Brooklyn Brooklynhere Brky Brooklynhere arnge here are thirty thiry priests t In the party pay and andhey ad adthey andhey Ther ar pr accompanied by relatives and nndr Bndfr hey are acomp e rla C fr end endThe endsThe r The end party will wl be gone three Ihr months and andil ad adwl andeill il eill visit pary t Switzerland Swlt7erland France Frlce Belgium Belgiumlwakened Belgum BelgumHoUand Belgiumlolland HoUand wl and time Brtln BdUsa IsII IsIIAwaklnl Isles Islesiwakened Awaklnl lwakened Conscience Writes ries Shaky a Nhakland NhaklandTbe Hand HandThe handThe The customs authorities authorties received roiyed annvelopo an annvelopo anenyelopo nvelopo yesterday from rom Jersey Jerey City Cty rem remaining rn rntalnlng conaining aining 25 in bills bis with this thi explanation explanationrritten explnton explntonwrtten explanationrritten rritten on a small sheet of paper Duehe Due Duehe DUethe Im wrtten the he customs cUItom eighteen months ppr ago The Thoandwritlng Thehandwrtng Theandwriting handwrtng andwritlng was 13 apparently apparntly that t of a woman womannd womanand womannil and nd wan wal Tory RhakySince shaky ahakySince shakySince Since the thl eT publication in Tin SUN several severalav ecemlavs lnrl lnrlday publcton day av avs ago of an article artce descriptive descriptve of a cir cirular circla cirular ular containing Information about tho thoibutod thocustoms thottstomuu cla customs regulatonl regulations Inormation which vbch is b widely dil diltrlbutod liii liiiributed trlbutod ibutod among Americans Americansmny AmeriCns golnl goIng nbrd nbrdmany abroad abroadtany letters have been received rcived at the theUBtom theCURtom theustom UBtom many leterhave House Houl from bp prospective pr ctA travelers travelersnklng tracloT tracloTIklng travelerseking Iklng eking for copies of the circular circularCoincidence crcular crcularA cIrcularoIncilcnreScOtt A Coincidence Colncllnr oIncilcnreScOtt Scott col Mltqnotlnn IhqlotlJ Wordsworth WordsworthTo Wordyorl WordyorlTo To THE KnlTon OF Ti rita nt SON SUNSir Sir In THE Sea Htinf W Wot TiE IDTon ot f this morning I read rel with Interest In r sl a communlca communlcaon communlcaton on trom Lector on Ill the subject of Sir Walter Waltercoils WallerScts ValtCrottq ton Scts coils misquotation mlsquolalol of Wordsworths fine llnea llneaHie In Ine iivcallre Hie e swan Ac AcScarcely r rleh escarcely Scarcely leh three hours hour later I chanced to pick tip tipne rp rpire I Ione one ne of my n bound bund volumes of LWrlli LUII IMno 1lrno Jfrfn Aa AOI ie and andcgan andheean andrgara heean cgan reading at random rlndom Curiously Clrousl enough enou h I Iime 1clme Itrue clme true at once upon Ipon these very r lines lnes and upon upn an anitract anellrnel anitroct itract front rom the hook I think Ihllk that first gave 1e to tole 10Ihe toa Ihe le a world tho Information Intormalon that Wordsworth Wordwnh didDt did didot didnol nol ot relish relh Ibo error errorU crrr crrrI errorIt U I 1 I Is a reprint from the london Quarterly Quo rfrV Rtrttw Rtrttwt nMI nMIof of t r an article Arllle entitled enlileo Half lal a Century Cenlur of Literary LiteraryIfc 1lerar Ile Ifc being blnl a review reelv of two 110 books of remlnlwcncfa remlnlwcncfay b y 1 S C C 1U11 lal and will be found In IUttU IUel of Aug AugI Aur I I ISM 1 3 volume v olu me liS I page pale 391 391We 30 390Sc We will 11 all al agree alree with wlh Lector I am sure he will willardon wi wipardon willirdon pardon ardon me It I I adij act l the extract from rrm Hall lal for the thones IheInt thetel Int tel given IIrn by b Lector 1eelr from frm memory memor mentor are not notiart nnteXrl nettart eXrl tart R It I not remarkable remlkable that Iha I should accl seintnlly acclrnlally denlly rnlally have come rme upon upn these Ihe lines Inc twice today todayhe tlaf I Te he exlrnet ttrlC Is as follows followsHe lolow lolowHo foltotcaits He iWnrdswoahl Wordsworth Word worh was breakfasting brenkttnr with wih mo I IIn In 11831 1SIanllhe 1511 and the topic of his hi exquisite rlqulle poem pem on Var Yarv Varw a I w v Revisited DellslrI In come Ime way wa came up he com comlalned cm cmplAined cornained rlV I IIrom plAined lalned that Sct Scott had misquoted mlquoled him and ad taking takingom IUnr Irom om a bookcase bookrlM one of the Wavcrtey averlr novels read readom readom reIIlrm lrm om U I the passage passageThe psQre psQreThe passageTire The wan an upon 11pn St Marys M os Lake Lakefloats Lakeloata Lakeiioata floats loata double swan owa and ad shadow shadowNow ahlo ahloow stridow7Ow Now ow he said Ald and ad I shall shal never forget the thelemn Iheslemn thelernn slemn lemn sonorousness sonorusnei ol o his hil voice as a he repeated repeatedle repaled repaledIbe Ibe le lines lne 1 did not write wrte that tbal1 I wrote wroteThe wroteThe rl rlTe The Te swan on Jftll fl St l Marya Mal I lke lkeFlol IaiceIloass ike ikeFloats Floats Flol double swan and shadow shadowIt abadowI It I was I evidently eldenly to Wordsworths Wordsorh mind a most mostfrtous mOslserou8 mostrtous serou8 frtous subject of complaint F 1 W V 11 11WAsnixoTON I itWAsmweoTore WAsnixoTON WunL July o The Te Medal MecJ of Honor HonorTo nOnGrTo HonorTo To tug TIK HUITOR VITOR or Fits 1 sex SUNSir Sir While Whie an ad advancc advanre advance vance has been made by selecting eeleclne a nw n w design de I1 foi foithe lorIhe foltIto the armys medal of honor still all further Improve Improvement Imprvo Imprvomenl Improvenrent ment could be secured by b giving elvlnlI U a more mor distinctly distinctlyname dIMtnCIc dIMtnCIcname distinctivename name nameIn nameIn nameIn In these days when len Sunday schools shol nrtmarj nrtmarjschools prmar primsrjschools schools and athletic ahlellc associations sclatonA are dlstrlbutlni dlstrlbutlnimedals dlolrbutnl etiatribmatingmedals medals of honorthe name has become heome less les sic sicnldcanl cItnlncant Ir Irnlnran nldcanl Instead of more The world 10rid renown renow of ollhe ollheJelona th thVictoria tbVicious Victoria Cross Crol I Li due hllarrrl largely lo Us la distinctive nameIf name nameIf nnmeH If It I had been merely merel R medal of honor It 1 would wouldhave wouldlae wouldhave have been be n little beard of ofCall ofCal ofCall lae le Call Cal tho new ne1 medal of honor The 1 PresidentMedal President Prelcnt PrelcntMedal PreelIIent5Iedai and Its ii value and esteem will he Medal la nno 1 great greatenhanced Irr4ly Irr4lyenhanrtd gratienhanced enhanced enhanrtd iMiTiuqn iMiTiuqnNEW IAlTIAQI iAtlTttAqllXxw NEW tw YORK Inly llly 10 10i 10IDDI loEqual i Equal inal to the he Emergency EmergencyJrom Emerpnrr1rom EmergencyProm Prom ttte lh RiMmort Bamot Suntn Sun SunAll un unn All tn n alarm Of Ore In the vicinity lln ot Harrison Jarlon Street slrcebrought Streetbrought slrretbrurht brought brurht out 011 the are nr department deparmenl of the dlstrlc dlstrlclast dLlllc dLlllcIlt dtutiictlast last Ilt week While le the bells hel clanged clanRrd and nd the pungent pungfnwood punlen punlenwood pungentwood wood smoke ol the he engines enrlnes filled nled thealrlhe thc alrhe airthe mer merehant me merrhrt ehant ehln who Ibo occupied the first floor nor pushed plshed his hi wa wathrough war warthrough through the crowd rrowl and Ind hung bunl a signboard slnoard over bli blidoor bh bhdoor blidoor door It 1 read readNo reld reldSo readNo No Interruption to business businessNew 1lslne 1lslneSew bilSilteiscei New cei Tork in II July JulyThey Jol JolTler JulyThey They Tler come me here from lrm Boston BostonSt Dslon DslonSI St Joe Jr Uabanay UabanayAnd laano laanoAud UalranorAmud And blithely bllhe Uieyre erre tasted loe on onThe onThe OilThe The wavelets of Joy JoyThe JO JOTe joyThe The Te charm cham oj while whie beaches beachesXeath beahes beahesUlh beachetNeath Xeath Ulh cliffs cl towrtng high highThough hlrbTourh highThough Though Tourh rare rle never reaches reachesNew retbs retbsNell reachesflew New Nell York Yorl In July JulyThe Ju1 Ju1Thl JulyThe The Thl fun seeking Irbher Irbhera grobber grobberVbat rubber rubberWnat Wnat a bliss thrills tUI his hi soul soulWhere 511 511Wbrre soulVherr Where the wheels hecl of the rubber rubberNeck rbbn rbbnrrl rubberNcrir Neck rrl chariot rharo roll rollThrough rl rollThrough Through Trurh streets brightly brlhlr shining shiningPast ablnlnlpMt shtrttngIMt Past skyscrapers aksrraper high highIt hhbI highIt It I has ha charm past dtvtoingNew divining diviningNew dlvlnlnr dlvlnlnre1 New e1 York In July JulyThe Jul JulTh JulyThe The Th man trom trm Toronto TorontoThe Tornlo TornloThe TorenloThe The acboolmarm from lrm Maine MaineAre aln aIne aIneAre Are visibly Islbl onto ontoThe ontoT ontoThe The T pleasure they gal galAnd gMnf1 And nf1 others come pouring pouringTo To bask Death the sky skyOl skyfl Ol fl this bustling rip roaring roaringNew roaringNew New York otie In July JulyHot Julyitoh Hot What does that thatTls thatTis Tls ninety or more moreProfusely moreProfusely Profusely they scatter scatterTheir scatterTheir Their shekels galore galoreThe galoreThe The sunbeams are dancing dancingAnd danctngAmid And cares swiftly fly flyTls flyTis Tls a sight ao 1 errtraoc2ngNewTorklnJuly entrancing entrancingSew Sew NewTorklnJuly NewTorklnJulyr York in July jr g gAS AS r PUPS f LAY PVTSOYINffEnnon PVTSOYINffEnnonRequired Required Ambulance Surgeon to Prort P0y5He PrortHe He Wasnt Hart HartJohn hurtJohn John Geheo a restaurant keeper nt 4i 4iFranklin 41Fmnklln Franklin atitwt took his nlnomonthsolr nlnomonthsolrSt St Bernard pup out for foran an airing late ye yeterdny yes yesterday terdny afternoon The pup In a clumsy clutnuybrute clumsybrute brute and playful Genzo had him In leash leachwhen leashwhen when he started but at Mall street and nndPark andPark Park row the pup pulled back on his chain chainand chainand and flipped hU collar collarSo collarSo So glad was the dog to g get t free that ha hafrisked hefrisked frisked around with the eyes of his owner owneron owfleron on him Puppy likes children and when whenhe wh whhe he spotted eightyearold Nathan Koslo Kosloof Koeloof of 00 Catherine street he made for the boy boyThe boyThe The big hulk of a dog leaped on the young younester youngster ster and the bojfwent down howling with withfright fright There waa a crowd around the boy boyand and 1 the dog In an instant and most of the thospectators thespectators spectators though the dog had bitten tlm tlmboy th thboy boy Policeman George W Brown of the theCity theCity City Hall station came running up and tookthe took tookthe the boy up in Ills arms armsTho armsThu Tho restaurant keeper had got control of ofhis ofhis his dog and Brown toldhim to follow along alongthe nloigto to the City Hall station Brown carrie1 carrie1the the howling boy to the station with a crowd crowdtrailing crowdtrailing trailing along behind The boys crying cryingimpressed cryingimpressed impressed the police so much that they theysummoned theysummoned summoned an ambulance from the Hudson Hudsonstreet hudsonstreet street hospital hospitalDr Dr Vance came with It and after examin examining examicting ing the boy ho could not find anything anythingthe the matter with him When the youngster youngsterwas was officially informed that he had not boon boonbitten beenbItten bitten he stopped crying and went home homnOenzo homeGenzo Oenzo and hU pup wore allowed to go too tooTHE tooTIER THE SKAGOERS SKAGOERSII II C Frlok and Postmaster Wlllcot mil milDepart WliiDepart Depart Today TodayAboard TodayAboard Aboard the North German Lloyd steam utrarnKhip steamship ship Kaiser Wilholm II off today for Ply Plymouth Plymouth mouth Cherbourg and Bremen BremenMr Mr and Mrs George corse Cameron the lion 5InnMorris lionMorris Morris Dallett W 11 Leo Kwsrt fioore fiooretary SecreLary tary to the British Embassy at Vanhlnfrton VanhlnfrtonMr Mr and Mrs Preston W Elirldge Mr nml nmlMrs anrlMrs Mrs H C Frlok Mr and Mrs Harry Kdwanl KdwanlKreund EdwarIlreund Kreund Mrs It II I Ooddurd General ant antMrs anilMrs Mrs E P 1 Johnson the Hon Jefferson M Mfjevy ytfevy fjevy Mr and Mrs Charles F Pond Mr Mrnd lr lrand and nd Mrs George Sheffield Prof Hnmuel P PSamlforcl I Iandford Samlforcl Mr and Mrs William illiam W Tomn Tomnklns Toni Toniinc klns inc Mrs John ohn E Thayer Mr and Mrs Mrsilerry K Ktlerry tlerry Wall Mrs Berlah Wllkens iikena Mr sail nmlMrs sailtire Mrs C A Work Postmaster and Mrs Wll Wlllam Vtl Vtliarn lam II Wlllcox WlllcoxSailing ViiicoxSailing Sailing today for liverpool aboard th thCunordor the theunardcr Cunordor Caronia CaroniaJohn CaroniaJohn John M Dorrance Jtidw Ij B B Colt Colthe Colthe he Hon Samuel P Colt Col KlvernonGon KlvernonGonJhnrlPR Elverson orr orrharlna JhnrlPR E Furling Cal H J Gross Mr Mrind Mrmd ind Mrs T M Freeman MeutCol N I IHarvey Ifarvey Harvey n H Carstolrs Prof Vladimir ft ftPaohman du duachman Paohman and William M Ivlns IvlnsVoyager lvinsVoyagers Voyager tomorrow by the Holland HollandAmerica Hollandmerica America steamship Rotterdam for Bou Bouogne l3ouogne ogne and Botterdam BotterdamMr Mr and Mrs John D Culhertson th the Hon Honind lionnd ind Mrs Charles II Murray the th Her lit litI I A To Pas the Countess Hohaffeolset Dr litalil Draul aul V Topper Mr and Mrs Theodore H Hjee IL ILee jee ee and Col ol J A Weidcrshelm WeidcrshelmBy ceidersheitnBy By the Cunardfr Slavonia off of today for forCol forbe be Mtmditerranean and the Adriatic AdriaticCol Col end Mm James A Bcnson James L Llev LIabcoek Iabcoek the Rev Dr P 1 the flight flightto to lev Dr r B J 1 Keller Mr and Mrs Mn William WilliamKeiley WilliamI I Keiley the HI HId Itight hey Dr II P Northrop Northropnd nd d Allan Crandall CrandallTIJF CrandallTIU TIJF LECTURER lilVSHED lilVSHEDapt apt Smoke Forgot for a Moment That Thatlie ThatJie lie Was Addressing VOunn Ybun Women WomenNEW WenNEW NEW HAVEN Conn July 10 10Capt 10Captrnoke Capt Captmoke moke in charge of the military tactics tacticst t the Yale summer school during a leo leouro leourn urn on the rudiments of the drill branched branchedthe 0 the subject of standing at attention attentionho ho room was nearly full of girls for thin thisemns thinems ems to have become a popular course withhe with withlie he lie young women who want to know all allbout allbout bout theoretical war Only a handful handfulf f men were present The captain baa ex exlained aslamed lamed those things to his Tale boys BO of ofjn ofin jn that now he repeats them glibly with withal withut al thinking of what hes Baying BayingIn sayingIn In standing at attention said he quo qiiorms quong ng the words of tho manual let tbn tbnrms rms and hands hang naturally by the theIdes theIdes Ides with the little nnger opposite the theearns theearns earns of the trousers trousersTittering trousersTittering Tittering caused Capt Smoke to toremem torememer remem rememor er and blush blushTO blushTo TO IWILn A LABOR TEXPLK TEXPLKorklngmcn TEIPL1Yorklngmens orklngmcn Educational Society An Announces Anflounces flounces That Ground It Broken BrokenThe ftrokenThe The Workingmena Educational Society Societyhose SocIetyhose hose headquarters are In Eightysixth Eightysixthreel reel between Second and Third avenuesrtnouncod avenues avenuesmounced mounced yesterday that ground had been beenroken beenrokon roken for a labor temple which it is isolng isolog olng to erect in Eightyfourth street near nearocond nearocond ocond avenue The general contractor contractorir ir r the building Is the ThompsonStarrctt ThompsonStarrcttampany IbompeonStarrettmmpanv ampany mmpanvThe The Worklngmons Educational Society Societyi i I composed of Anarchists Socialists and andi andnumber number i of members t of W East 1 Ol Side J trade tradenions J Jilons ilons A meeting will be held on JulyI July Julyto I to arrange for the formal laying of the theundation tiresnmdation undation stone stoneThe stoneThe The building will have billiard rooms a aymnaslum aymnaaium ymnaslum several lecture rooms a mu muical mucal cal room and library and a roof garden gardenWAP gardenWAP WAP OF nRItOXDS FOR PICTURES PICTURESloturn PICTURESiotures loturn Are In This Plane bat Railroad Ii IiDescribed IsIHioribed Described M a ProjectionDeputy Projection ProjectionDeputy Deputy Sheriff Porges received an at atichment atichmnent ichment yesterday for 23000 against agalnftIbert againstlbert Ibert N Hoxiu of Boston in favor of Vii Viiam Wiiam am 0 Cole of this city growing out of the thexle thetie tie of twentynine oil paintings valued valuedt t I 23000 on Slay 1 by Mr Cole to Mr Mroxie Mroie oxie Mr Cole took in payment for thoIcturos the theIctures Icturos ho says 23000 bonds of the Ar Aransas Aransas ansas Mississippi and Kansas R R Co Corhich Cohich rhich he now declares ore valueless ni nine a aough ough otherwise represented to him himhe ne he Sheriff served the attachment on John JohnDoutuitt JohnDouthitt Doutuitt a picture dealer at 273 Fifthvenue Fifth Fifthvenue venue who claims claiznsthepIcturesbyvlrtue tho pictures by virtue of ofbill ofbill bill of sale from Hoiie There is an Ar Aranxas Aronsaq anxas Missouri and Kansas R R Itdo Itdoribei do dorojocted ribei in the last Moodys Manual as a arojooted rojocted line partly under construction constructionIbert ctonstructtonIhert Ibert M Hoxie PresidentEROME President PresideaLERO1IE EROME FWnS KANSAS HEALTHY HEALTHYlore FlEA IT 171 171lore lore Corn and LCM Hell Aro MakIngthe Making Makingtbr the People Comfortable ComfortableDistrict ComfortableDistrict District Attorney Jerome got back from fromis fromis is Kansas trip yesterday morning wit li IIit lint nt any Impression that the Kansans am amleedlng areceding ceding He refused to discus Lawson Lawnonr Lawsonpolitics r politics but had many pleasant words wordxr ir r the Kansans KansansI I had a fine time and was treated mont montospltnbly mostspitably ospltnbly everywhere ho said Every Every Everyhere hero tIters are signs of prosperity The Tnorheat Theheat heat cropIsripplngand crop isripplngand thecorncroplsbiil thecorncroplsbiilr the corncrop ishul ishulThe r The people out thero dont dontionk look us If they theyre the there re being crushed under any of the heels heelsf hreelr f r the octopus It struck mo that there therei i a political reaction In Kansas Th ThntlPonullst The TheittPopulist ntlPonullst ittPopulist sentiment seemed to be pretty prettyAdrtrrt prettyTong Tong TongAdded Added to Pulton Centennial Commlttrr CommlttrrTo To the committee which has bean ft ftblnted ni niainted blnted to suggest plans for the celebration celebrationi i I 1907 of the centennial of Robert Vultona Vultonaret ret steamboat trip on the Hudson thr thrnen these theselen len wore added yesterday by Mayor MayorIcClellan MayorloCleilan IcClellan Louis T Romaine and W Iuuilaudeu I Iulllaudou ulllaudou representing the Maritime A ADelation As Asclation Delation Rear Admiral George W Mnl MnlHie McdIlle Hie U 8 N retired and Commander Commanderharlos Commanderharles harlos H Lorlng representing the Amori Amorian an Society of Mechanical Engineers nnd nndtoorgo anmioorgo toorgo oorgo F Gregory and W E Woolley Woolleyeprcscnting Woolleyrpresenting eprcscnting the hotel interest of New Nework Xework ork MillsFulton MillsFultonCharles MilipFultenCharles Charles H Mill who lives In Ilrookllnc IlrookllncIOM IOM ass and has nn office In this thl city at 4 H Wall Walltrccj all allrent rent was married yesterday afternoon In Inlie litte lie te Church of tlio Transfiguration by tbs thilev tbscv lev George C Houchton to Miss Marr I Iulton Ittlton ulton daughter of Archibald Fulton of oftaton oftaten taton Inland Neither Mr Mills nor no Ml Mlulton Mics Micstriton triton attended lr TtouBhtonn itotightens rhiiroh rhiiroht utuirttiSet Set t sununor nt A sensldo aitte resort Mr Mill Millict liil liillet let Ir Houehton and told him thnt t hal win winft ft wag going to bo b married ho would call ou our our r lioughtou to perform the ceremony

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II 11 t t CORIOUS ABbuf ABbUfCAPTAlli APTAIN JI JIt nMUUUJ 1M 1MLIEl UUUJ rUTS TO S SEE E WlItT WlItTjif WhI11sill THE GRAND jumP JVKYtm TttlU sill t iKfcnie Exchange Compll CompllmenwWim Complle CompII1etpfltl tat yr tm 1 H jMvmi jMvmii IN41tlelll UUtrlrt Itrtt Attorney e menwWim tllt llIh 1etpfltl not M lot Commonly Al AlLconlB AIj U UJ i miFi lll tI I lrv ur elrand rna jury Jur tUnlltll tUnlltllS lInhItein 1NtllIlI luw lu 11I known that It was W01MorR waspt wasCApt LconlB 4CoflI9 it hc tI S nlt in 01 Charl Charlff ChluleI ChluleIW j JamlM Jr T 1 Morse nePheWof nephew CApt pt who hlrld Howe t Hummel Uurnifl to toInretlpllte tofacestIgatL W Morse Morsev Mor it III I tlll Dodge divorce pretty prettde prettydeIItPIY Inretlpllte that CharieR W V Morse and andwlll anditrL tated de deIItPIY llplr wlll be wltnefol at the theaUll1ll11 thoUumn4 v itrL podgtl0T0 In France FranceSTSnitwl Fnmceand Yrancend Lol rilli i I They fhe are now STSnitwl aUll1ll11 1 Intormyer l Iorlller who sails toda todalEJL todaor today todayfor and nd lEJL SalUu will probably see them thore there5VHerlHy thoreIt for or 1uro Ei I3ld 5VHerlHy llrdll that Mr MIII Catherin Catherinnihcnrn Ca catherhtoOeIhcncil herlllO herlllOOell1nlI It 11111 IIIIC her or return Irul from T Europe Europeball l ltatad nihcnrn talk with District Dl trlct Attorney Jerome JoronrU Jernmeor tatad Md a rU ball bs one ae of his hl representatives representativesJohn reJrCefltattVJohn lprr lnt tlvl6 tlvl6John or Btelb Btelbbardt steLtrdt John 11 Uos IJo lYwwji I IIOII fo foin for Benjamin for lIurnmel lIurnmelmade IlummelI and John D I llndlll LAndsay bardt rdt UIl10nt8 he before lore Ju JU3t1OO tloe DaY DaYIn I made IOIl long IIr nrgtIIfl Court Criminal Branch BranchJim BranchterdaY ranohvfl6terda in thfl th Supreme In the minutes mlnUtOI In inApect pect 1 tll terdaY I f0 PI 1 vfl6terda In InrJlctn1t indktrnont J ill the superseding Grand hiry IIrr of I th filed again agalnltHummel againftumIne nl lor tnnpiracY nn plrney dktrnont rJlctn1t On OnbPb311 Onlba1 June 27 IIl1d St stelnhardt inhlrdt on Hummel ftumIne 01 Hltillhardl Mr Ir Doe PaMOIIeaid PaMOIIeaidthat passoe eald ealdthat bPb311 Rtpinhallil hnd Ift1 noor IOOI1 CGpt Jim Jimloft Jim1ore that and 1111111 tn tlncl out what Capt CaptJim CaptJim Jim loft had tertlflwl tflll r 1 to tofor NO 0 point wa made maderor madefor Mr Ir Hummel II Ull lI1el th thC that he had never eeen eeenCpt seenCapt for alth althdivorco though the fact aot that Capt Capto captMorse More C Cpt pt witnp before the Grand GrandJUf GrandJury hall hcen 11 Morse o arlllnent why Hummel Hummelhnilld UummelhitiId Jury W WA I noo a aM all hnilld 0 the IClllmonj IClllmonjIl rCI re ed yesterday that In the early EllUlyta earlytagn Il Wl DodleMora marriage and anddiOTCP anddisorc ta tagn o Of tho InrwtlBatlon inC tlgatioll Steinhardt in an anMenlow anintfrlow aninterview divorco interview stated that the bills would be beif bef bepaid if ifnme It was presumed at the thetime thetime f paid rJ b by MorSe Iol Cbarlf W V Morse wu meant aa asno aano nme time that I Ino no on had heard of Capt Jim in the case casetthat cueat caaeat at tthat thaI time timeIn timeIn timeIn In opening his hi argument ar lIment Mr Lindsay Lindsayflnt flnt flr objectKl that the courtwhloh rourt whloh bad con conticned oonticued contthOed ticned in Cession from the June term was wasnotlegallyinpwwion WIUInot wunottegallyin notlegallyinpwwion not nottegallyin legally in soasion e lon That ThatobJeotion objection having havingbM havingbfeO havingbeet bM overruled by h Justice Davy Mr MrUndwv MrUndll MrUnthay Undwv Y contended that motions could be bemiJe beroloie bemnide miJe only at Special Term Justice Davy DavyoTsrrulfd DayYomrulffi DavyowruIed oTsrrulfd him a again againTheD againThen aln alnTbtn Then Mr Ir Lindsay went Into a history of oftta ofIbfprocNdinr oftbproCrediflR tta proceedings against Hummel HummelThis Humme1Thls HummelThldefcndant This Thldefcndant defendant said MrLindsaydoes MrLindsaydoesnot MrLindaay does doesno not know what has been testified to before beforeuy beforelilY beforeus uy Grand Jury He has not had a chance chanceto to examine the witnesses l to pass 5M on their theircredibility theircredlbUity theircredibUity credibility Before the first Grand Jury Jurytkat Jurythat Jurythat that Indicted him there were eighteen eighteenitn eigbtoonitnee itn itnee ses but there were only eight before beforethe belorethe beforeI I I I the thelast last I t Grand Jury The defendant as asa asmatur aaI I a n matter tt r of fairness 8 should have an oppor opportunity opporIunily opportueby I i tunity of finding out whether his constitu constitutional consUtutlnnal constitutinTili i tional rights have been violated He hasnt hasnthad hasnthad hasnthad had that chance and youll remember that thaton on the last indictment there was a serious seriousI eerlOllSIalnt aerioustaint I taint Judge Foster in a recent charge to tor tothe tothe r the Grand Jury JUI Instructed 1nstruct them on the need needof of caution In flnd1n finding indictments Let Le me menoad meread 1 road you one of his 5 decisions decisionsMr Mr Lindsay hunted for Judge Fosters FostersdecWon FostersdecWon s sdeciiion decWon in dismissing the indictment 1ndlctmentpiMt indictmentbut piMt Mr MrJMOr8fl JMoran Sri Smith th lorooD8piracy lorooD8piracybut forco forcohot uspiracy uspiracyOh 1 but It wasnt handy handyi i Ohj Oh make It up uPJ John I won wont wontituggeatad t question questionltiuggested questionItugjetlud ltiuggested Mr Jerome Ierome with withIm a aJIII smile smileIm 1 1Im i I Im not as good at making up unthings things as asIt l1lithe s sthe the District Attorney re replied Und dsay dsayIt ay ayIt It was only the Judges opinion said saidV eaidMr saidMr V Mr Jerome JeromeWe JeromeWe JeromeWe We are generally controlled by byIneof the opin opinion oplnlIor oidnButltsnot ion lIor of the tlteJudgeeaid Judge said Mr Lindsay LindsayBut 1ADds But Butltsnot its not final finaIaald said Mr Jerome JeromeTbere JeromeThere 1 There was wa an entirely new line of wit witn witneeeee n neeeee wes before this Grand Jury continued continuedMr Mr Lindsay There was one James T TMoinenhowe TlolIe TMorpewho Moinenhowe Morpewho lolIe ho we are informed by the news newspaper neW8papelf newspapere paper Is a relative of one of the persons personsagaintt pe18ODIwt personsagainst against whom the Investigation was 88 origi originally originally originaily nally directed There is an entirely new newtheory newtheory newtheory theory and a new upect to the case We Weappeal WeapptBJ Weappeal appeal to your Honor that we cannot nnot hare harea a trial unless we know what went on before beforeho belollltbe beforethe the ho Grand Jury JuryTo JUlTo JuryTo To this Mr Ir Jerome retorted Every Everyman man who comes to this bar barandla and is not notready notreadyto ready readyto to plead guilty guiltyaays says he is innocent They say sayHere sayHere sayHere Here this isnt a square deal We cannot cannotprepare cannotppare cannotprepare prepare for trial They say they dont dontknow dontknow dontknow know know the evidence the District Di Attorney bat lot The pupenseding indictment was wasfound waafound waskind found BO that this defendant could have a aeptedjr a6pee1y ay eptedjr y trial and be vindicated But does doeshe doehe do dohe he come me here eager and clamoring fora foratpeedy foraHty forardY tpeedy rdY trial He seems ms to think that thattntre thatIbere thatt tntre t eye h ii a conspiracy to make him a crim criminal crlmiD1 crbnmu inal He wsncs to know the evidence the thepUtrict thepulnet theDiotrict pUtrict Diotrict Attorney has got ot so that thathe he can can1anitle canUItle anitle UItle around and prepare to fight it itMr ItHter ItMr Mr Hter Dos Pasoos said that where w ere it used usedto to be the exception exce QI1 to originate criminal criminalinvestigations investigations in the Grand Oran Jury room it itwas Itw itwas was w now no the rule and ought not to b bThats be Thats That 8 not true said Mr Jerome The Thepercentage Theperoentage Therntae percentage rntae is Isflapologize lew lewIll I III Ill flapologize II apologize aPOllogiz said Mr Dos Passes Pafisosn n Hy y Im m glad to hear it One prominent man baa been n held up on the fork 01 expectancy for rear lr Del PU Ifj n6lunfld 1 and every one ex exPoW exthat exete1 PoW that he would be indict indicted l hut lo loMW 10l1d Jond MW l1d behold the District Attorney has a aBtt aneor aCe Btt Ce theory th I The old witnesses wltn disappear disappearpibllocriticUmguilty d ppcar The m man who was a1 toasted on the fork ot otPUbllqcnticlsmuilty ofPublIccriticiemgujIt pibllocriticUmguilty of gross ingratitude ingratitudeor ingratitudemmeis or mmeis out of it twe we learn from rom the themen thepapeTlI themr mr papeTlI and the District trict Attorney has haslhe hasIs hIs Is mind Great men change I IKK lhe Ibelt KK mlrdsand rand only onl great men have a au ht t to change their thelrxnlndsso mindBfO I suppose Jero Jerome has that wmi Jigm right rightr l lMr u Mr r Steinhardt a never taw James T Tav TIs Momee Ms doeDt know that his tU tUr Toca av r is j valid R Id agaInst any one and it is 13reI7 P1 FknUlt reI7 J not valldagalnrt valid against him because bet JIe he heon beOWl heJos Jos on nothing about It Ithi Ith hi JI 5tDavy Da 1 Fald aid that It h had d always been btenTanru beenot h Jh Tanru rule not ot to allow the minutes of the theu theIhat thebe Ihatdllury dllury to be inFpectedun1eltl he felt feltW feltonce Ihat ulde e eidenre once WAS iMufftcient insuMcienter Be Bead W ad uld gIaht m Oderi Jer er Ithe fhe the toWmoav he said saidH u aad g1 his decision IIC S on on Thursday Thurs a Then Thenupon Thenu H Huni 1 and ndd 8 Stelnhardt Jnhardt will he i called calledp 1ied upon u to plead p a JIInT1n srEn aoEs fl n THE STAGE STAGEJIf iT40lIt TAGEMr JIf It Wright rtchl win Wt1I1jj 111 P wny b JohB oe oaptlst In InThe InThro InThi The Holy 1101 City Ot OtJohn W John R Wright a Baptist Baptl t minister of ofJ Col11mb1l11 Kan has 51tned a contract J with ith Gordon 4 Bennett anett of t 12S4 4 Broadway Broadwayno theatrical ms menLger 1111geflj to plaT the part of loll Joi Th The Holy tAt l Bap Ba Cit tI f in the new Biblical play playht Wrihl ht t 110 that he has determined to ha C OD the pulpit for the stage taebe be3Ilpe JMI thlnQ that he can do more good by act toe thaD by preaching the lit Opspel Wright rJgbt U had no mi previous prnviuusxperjn experience as anactor anactorNPHT an actor actorS NPHT S I we nr Plan Pa and Piaym PiaymS Maxine lI ne S DvUott Elliott Clyde Fitch and nd C11 Charles 1 DiJlingharn Mitch ham h 111 ve agreed a d upon Her Great Greatran In tch1I a the title for the neWFiloh comedy Criterion hkb Mi Ii Elliott wlU iU apPear appear at t th the ran Theater J neater early e rly in August Augustr Au ut I Te1etnm Teiq1 r During ltjrir the pronnanoe Iormanoe of Mia Temple TempleirJflnk at IOW Inweraa r 8 Theater In Chicago lut Pany week irJflnk Frank Worthing of of that com coml rece tecejed pd a cable from Edinburgh mottrT and d nnnouneing the death ot his ulPort lIeheerulF of the th company coman which is to fl De Wolr Hopper In Elysia IyeIa began 7Fterdv i 7f rdhY s at the Lyric Theater where th the L n will th l l huvn hiv h iu first performance on onam fP fl1 ia the e 1d opera work or All1lng d Ken and F Frederic erlc Rankin lhe th prop1 111U thus far ar engaged for or the rt glum af1 Wilham am Danforth George Froth FrothManltobt FrothOkln Okln lsrk ar John Nunsniulrc un ruuhC larguerite dra and Aria d DeIlOH flaesI I er Fiske clod her long season lion and eHcm tour with the Manhnttanoom Manhattan corn nr at Winnlrlt Manitoba last In t night nightto g three ue Weeks plnpd onlinuol1l ontlnuoJy ly for forty The Manhattan p111 company Ht r u 1os will onfO nn start for Nflw l York or Mrs te eeka return to California for a few 1 LfVK Lni i TOPICS PICS ABOUT tlJO TOWN roifyIn TOWNIn WN WNIn In the season Ju Juetc1oeed t closed at the Bay Bayraod 11 11modest amodest raod modest st little syndicate lIyndicateof of operator In Incleaned has haacleaned hascleaned cleaned up by good safe beta b t8 about IU IUfor ai60 ai60tor 11Wfor for each of its members The syndicate i icomposed III IIIcompOfIed iscomposed composed of a few conductors on the 1 1R B Bn Bit R T a few Inspector of that th t service am amsome and Indsome andsome some of the McAdoo dragoons dragoonsThe The conductor o on the raca trains have Imvthe hl1etho havethe the opportunity to hear about the gooi gooithings good goodthln goodthings things thln s and each hi 8 suro to moot somebody Komebodon IIOmobodyon on the train with whom he can dlHousa dlRO lSS th thchances the theohanctI thechances chances When the inspector in pe tor comes aboard aboarto aboardto to count up up uithe the train the tip is passed Mlled to tohim tohimI him himIn himI I In his ease also duty chains him to the wrong wronitrack wrongtraok wrongtrack track Here is where the mounted co cocnmen cop copoomeR copconies conies inhis In his beat Is a looomotory ono am amho and anihe andho ho can carry the tip at leut as far ar as thitrack the thetrack thetrackflates track trackflates gates and from that point there it itno is isno Isno no dlfnoulty In getting the th money down downThe downThe downThe The syndicate did so well w 1I at the opening openinof openingof of Gravesend as to run up a shoestring shoe shoestringinto shoestringintoa trinltinto trinltintoa int inta a bundle big enough to stand its few fe re reTop revellles reverses vellles velllesYep j jYep Yep tho subs pretty hot groaned th thHarlem the tbeHarlom theHarlem Harlem passenger I cant see why the thedont they theydont theydontrun dont dontrun run more open cars down own hero heroWhat heroWbat herohat What hat Never saw an open subway car carWhy carWhy carWhy Why I strike one alnlbst once a week weekand weokand weekand and say theyre all rigfil rlg1 nl if X you can get setcorner a aoorner acorner corner seat seatI I call them open care because there are anno areno areno no sliding doors or glass partitions at the theends theends theends ends of the car The ends ore open with witha a brass grill and if ifyou you get up against that thatgrill thatgrill thatgrill grill you feel a breeze that has an office officefan oftlooIan ofl3oefan fan zephyr skinned by miles milesThey mlleThey milesThey They run Tun them mostly mo t1y on local trains trainsand trainsand tralnsi tralnsiand and whenever I get et a chance to cop a cor corner oorner cornet ner in one I dont bother changing ior an anexpress aneltpreB8 anexpress express The breeze is too fine ne I cant cantsee cantWby cantsee see why they dont run all open in the thesummer tbesummer thesummer summer aud we wouldnt have ha have so much muchcomplaint muchoomplaint muchcomplaint complaint about the stuffy cars carsA camA carsA A Gates avenue car crossing the bridge bridgeduring bridgeduring bridgeduring during the rush period crowded aa usual usualcarried UHualcatTied usual1 usual1carried carried among others an elderly man m aiim n seated seatedand eatedand seatedand and a haughty beauty of uncertain U1 rtaln age agestanding agestandiog ge gestanding standing After the car had slowly and andlaboriously andlaboriously andIaboriouly laboriously traversed the first stage of its itsBrooklynward itarooklynward itsBrooklynward Brooklynward joymey the elderly man manarose manIIl01 manarose arose and an d said naidWell llaidWeU saidWeU WeU Ive 1 had a seat over the bridge and andnow andnow andnow now Ill give it to you for tho rest of the thetrip thetrip thetrip trip I should think It was about time was wasthe W88the wasthe the response which startled those within withinhearing withinhearing withinbearing hearing Tho old man wa wu equal to the occasion occasionHe I IHe He had not stepped aside and he sat down downquickly downquickly downquickly quickly saying in a perfectly rlecUy audible tone toneIm toneIm toneIm Im damned if I do doThe doThe doThe The woman left the car r at the next stop stopwhile IItOpWhile stopwhile while the remainder r of the passengers went wenttheir llmnttheir wenttheir their way rejoicing rejoicingThe reJoiingThe rejoicingThe The assistant in a branch of the Public PublicLibrary PubUoLibrary PublicLibrary Library opened the book ju jut t turned in inand inand Inand and found a letter which she smilingly smilinglyhanded IIml1lnglbanded smiiingighanded handed back to the borrower Observing Observinghis his confusion she remarked remarkedOh Oh thats nothing letters of all kinds kindseven kindseven even en love letters are amonpthe among tho commonest commonestfinds commonestfinds finds in our books We could fill a small smallstore smallstore store with what we come across and few fewof fewof of the things are ever claimed Bills espe especially OlIpeolally espedaily daily grocery and gas bills blllalIro are frequently frequentlymet lroqucntlmet met and among the other things I might mightmention mightmention mightmention mention hairpins locks of hair book mark markers mArkenl markera ers of course some of them really reall valuable valuableleaves valuablebits alunblebib bib of laos dress samples sketches dried driealeaves driedleaves leaves and insects photographs and once oncein onoein oncein in awhile a insurance Insumneepollcles policies polioi s and andoven oven drafts draftsof of wills willsReal willsReal 111118Real Real money we rarely find though once onceI I came across a brand new five spot The Theowner Theowner Theowner owner called the next day on the bare barechance barechance barechance chance of finding it She was a poor wash washerwoman washerwoman erwoman whose little daughter had used usedthe u ueec ueecthe the hill for a book mark She said St StAn StAnthony An Anthony Anthony thony sent her to the library for it and went wentout wontout wentout out with tears of gratitude in her eyes eyesPontage eYeIIPOIItage eyesPostage Postage stamps and imitation bills we wemeet 1118meet weinset meet regularly But our greatest t trouble troubleis is with advertising circulars which seem seemto f eemto seemto to find tholrwav their way into th the books either ac accidentallyor aceldentllnyor socidsntslly cidentallyor or deliberately or both bothNew bothXe bothNew New Xe York ork is i behind the th rest of the country countryin in the matter of trolley signs Time Timewas Timewa Timewas was wa when the cars carried different colored coloredlights coloredlights coloredlights lights at night and were pointed different differentcolors dlfrorontcolor differentcolors colors for recognition by day d y but these th 1f have havebeen havebeen been 1 done away with and one must wait waituntil waltuntil waituntil until the car comes clow to knew whether whethera a lower Broadway car is bound for Lexing Lexington Lexington Lexington ton avenue the Fort Lee Ferry Seventh Seventhavenue Seenthnnue Sevenxhavenue avenue and and Fiftyninth street Columbus Columbusavenue ColumbWlCfue Columbusavenue avenue Cfue and JlOtb street or the Lenox ave avenue nenue evenue nue terminal terminalIn In the smaller towns various expedients expedientsare II IIare are used but none is IIImore more simple than the theplan theplan theplan plan of the Conestoga Company of Lancaster ofLanCMterPa LancasterPa Pa There the dashboard d carrieV a huge hugesign hu hugesign e esign sign with two letters twenty twent inches high highA A Rocky Springs car Is labeled U 8 and andBO andso andso so on and one may tell a couple of blocks blocksaway blockeaw blocksswat away aw which oar t r to approaching though al althe wi withe allthe the tars are painted alike alikeThe alikeThe alikeTbe The practl piactioc o of hiring cameras for a day dayor dllYor dayor or n week Is growing paid the dealer dealerThere dewElrThere dealerThere There are many persons who know enough enoughto to press a button but whose knowledge J erf erfphotography afpbotgrapby a apbotegrtphy photography stops there They like to topreserve topreperve topreserse Itors preserve a record recor of their summer vaca vacations VIIC8tionll racalions lions end nd to do so hire a camera This Thisjoats ThisCOllt Thisco5tC joats anywhere from 50 cents a day to iw iwfor 10 10for 10lor for a week according to the sort of ma machine macblne machine chine th they v want wantThey wnrilThey waXtThey They buy supplies and have ha their nega negatives negatIell negatires tires developed and prints made so that it itis ItIs ItIs Is is a good proposition proP 6lt1on all round The vaca vacationist yaeatlonlMt vacationtat tionist gets le I the life of a gttod crJd camera for a aihort 1ehort ashort short time for a small flmalllmm sum and the dealer dealerin in n the counw of the year takes tak in many manyimes mnytimes manytimes times the value of the camera cameraThe cameraThe cameraThe The facsimile f of the first city directory directoryiated directorydattod directorydated dated 1786 1 86 which a real estate e tato firm baa pre presented presen prosmted sented sen d to its fellow brokers Is an interest interestng intereetIng 4nterestlog log ng document but it Itt successor the di diectory directory directory rectory for 178090 I 8I90 contains hivtorka1 hivtorka1nformatlon hl hietorja1information torifal torifalInformation Information of an even more absorbmi absorbmiiharaoter 8l1sorbll11oharaoter absorhilogcharacter character iharaoterIn In it we learn for instance that Wash Wanhngton WMhI Washlngton ngton I ton after his first election to the Presi Presilonoy Preeldonoy l ldenoy lonoy took up his hi residence rI ldence at 3 Cherry Chorryitreet ChllrryIItreet Cherrystreet street corner of Dover now covered o vered by byhe bythe bythe the he Brooklyn Bridge There were many manyomplalnts manyoomplnlntll manycomplaints complaints history hl tor records from his fcl fclow fellow id idlow low ow citizens because tho President had hadIxod hadfixed fixed his home so far out of town on the thoosd theroad theroad I road to Rutgers farm farmVicePresident farmVicePresident farmVicePresident VicePresident John Joh Adams AdamtllvfWi lived in Greenwich on town while John Duane then Mayor of the thecity thecity timecity city lived at 17 Nassau N IIS8u street just five fivedoors fhedoora dyedoors doors downtown from tho home of the theHon theHon thelion Hon Richard Morris Chlof Justice JU l oe of the theSIIPreme theSnpreme SIIPreme 8 ti ore me Court CourtThe CourtThe ourtThe The Historical Library contains one of ofthe 01tha ofthe the few originals extant of the 178D dirE directory dircotory o otory tory The City Librarys collection begins beginsat at 178D and continues to the present p reeem t4nt day dayDavid dayDa1d da daDavid David Frank Conveyancer C edited the thefirst thlfirst t tfirst first city directory and Stephen KoFlock KoFlockcorner Konockcorner Kollockcorner corner of Wall street t t and Wa Water ater r mred1 mred1was IItreet IItreetWM mtreotwas was the publisher publisherFAY pllhitlherrn publisherFAT FAY TEVPbETOX TEYPU70V OV THE ROOF HOOFNew ROOFNe ROOFNew New Ne Line Lln and New Sana 80n SOngi Brighten irp irpew tpew Upew ew Amsterdam Show ShowFay HbowF8Y ZiowPay Fay T Tfnlp mfUcton xnpl ton made her appearance at atthe atthe atthe the Aerial Gardens Oard6D110n on top of the NflwAra NflwArasterdam NIwAmterdam NwAmsterdam sterdam Theater last night VA A large au audtenc aud audkpce dtenc d dkpce JCII greeted Cee ber and the show went ent with withdash withdMhnnd withdash dash dMhnnd and whirl whirlMiss whirlMIs8 whirlMiss Miss Templefon made a hitwlth the clever cleverlinen oleerIIne cleverlines linen aha interpolated and song that she shesong shelIang shesang song In intheop the opening openlngsklti nlngeklt skit LJf U1tng UftingtheLid UftingtheLidshe ting theTJd theTJdshe t1 LId LId8he she played the part of MatiUe M lilde Macartini a adreHnmaker adret4smaker adressmaker dressmaker This Thl part was formerly played playedWhat playedhy playedby hy Corinne In this piece MIIIfI Tcmrleton Tcmrletonlan Templeton Templetonsang lan sang two lIonp aons What hat You Want and andwere andWhat andWhat What You Get and an italian tng ng Both Bothwore were W 1e cordially received receivedIn In the secondcomody The Whole Damm DammFamily DammFamily DammFamily Family she played the thepart J part ILrI of Abbit A bbi e Dnmm Dnmmandsnga Dllmmand flammarmdMnga andsnga and lAnga song entitled Nobody loiedyBut But You Youwhich YOIIwhich Youwhich which promises to be hummed on Broadway BroadwayBoy frondwnrruht1 roadwnyfl fl Boy Crush ruht1 to Brstb Drt rth by b Brit BritMichael PIUMlchall 3cItMichael Michael Gnmmo 7 years 00111 old who lived livedat liNiat livedat at 140 West Erul avenue cnue took refuge from fromyesterdays IromYlJflterday fromyesterdays yesterdays steno in a now no building which whichtho whichtho whichthe tho Intcrlx Inlerborough roitgh company is putting i p pln plnWet in inWest n nVart West Fiftyeolith street Ki pot Interfiled Interfiledin in c c1 bolt lt stepped too cloneand clone and was dragged draggedunder dr drunder dra draggedunder gltOd gltOdunder under a drum Kls I iR head owl shoulders shouldersin sho showere shouldoorswere shoulderswere were rruubcd and he died Instantly instantlyI I iG GlRl RtF FOUND UHO Hi fi MniTTIRB MniTTIRBBVMPEn BOf BOYS iTT ATTlk Rk Rkf f BVMPEn BU IPE HEAD BRINGS nRlN HADVEN HADVENTLRIS ADVE ADVETVBKS ADVINTURES TVBKS TO 70 KATK MKINLEr MKINLErShe MK1NLLShe KlNU I IShe She WaXoi yVae aol Up In a Ilouia In the Country CountryWhere COlIDtrrWhere CountryWhere Where Where n Motherly Iotberi Woman LUte Off He Healr Her IIfrair HerHair Hair air and Makes Her Put on Treaser TreaserHum SrOGlennunl 3roVaeeehunt Hum Aw Ana Away and Gin herself Ur UrThree Up UpThroo UpThree Three weeks ago Mrs Kate McKinley MoKlnlerwent McKinleywent MoKlnl MoKlnlwent went to live as caretaker at 60 EMt Jlfty JlftyHlxth FUtysixth liftysixth sixth street and sent her daughter Kate Katito Katato Kateto to bard with tho mothers sister Mrs MrsSarah MrsSarah MrsSarah Sarah Leonard at 4M 4 Myrtle avenue avenueBrooklyn avenuoBrooklyn avenueBrooklyn Brooklyn Kate worked In the book bookbindery bookbindery bookbindery bindery of the Greenwich Prow 184 West WestFourth WestFourth WestFourth Fourth street On Saturday when six sixfinished ehefinlheJ sheflnlshcJ finished work she went went to see ber mother motherand motherand motherand and remained with her until dark whet whetthe wbenIIhe whenshe the started tar or Brooklyn BrooklynKate BrooklynKate BrooklynKate Kate la 17 years tSld dId and when she be left leflher lelther lefther her mother bad long rod hair and wore i idark a adArk adark dark blue skirt white waist darkblue straw itrawhat strawhat strawhat hat with blue ribbon and Oxford ties When Whenher Whenher bIIn bIInber her mother next saw her the dainty and andrather andrather andrather rather frail figure was enveloped e In gray graydheckcd giuy giuybeoked grayoheckod dheckcd trousers a coat of the same ma material mattrial matEriftl terial and a jaunty oap She still had the theauburn theauburn theauburn auburn tresses but they were In one of he hetrousers hetrou hetrousers trousers er pockets The police and the thechildrens thechlldren thechildrens childrens society of Brooklyn accordingly accordinglyhave have ba ve on their minds the myIt8J7 myit ry of bow howKate bowKate bowKate Kate changed her clothes and got a hair haircut haircut haircut cut cutKate Kat Kate is i In good shape physically but in instrange inetrange instrange strange mental condition JThore There is a hia hiatus hiatus idatue tus in her memory of things thi g that befell befellher befellber befellher her after leaving 1eavln her mother and some of ofthe ofthe the things she remembers rem be are ao o extraor extraordinary extraordinary sxtraordlnary I dinary that both the police and the officers officersof of the childrens society considered them tbemat tbematfuwt thematllrat at atfirst first as hallucination or fabrications fabricationsThe fabricatloaLThe i iThe The beginning of the story was told at atConey aiConey atConey Coney Island where the girl in her boy hoydenlsh boydenlab boydenish denlsh attire was found wandering at 5 5oclock Ioolock 5oclock oclock yesterday morning She could couldbarely oouldbarely couldbarely barely remember her name and could not notrecall notrecall notrecall recall the address addre of her mother moth or aunt auntAt auntAt auntAt At the headquarters of ortheebildrenlIlIOOletr ortheebildrenlIlIOOletrehe the childrens society societyshe societyshe she told a story substantially as follows followsAfter 101loweAlter followsAfter After Waving her mother she be took a Mad Madison I Ieon ison son avenue nue car She wan tired and went to tosteep toe tosleep steep e ep on the car Then the car rounded roundeda a curve cun and her head came in contact with withone withone withone one of the post She remembers the pain painbut painbut painbut but was dazed and on partly recovering recoveringconsciousness l8OOftringoonldo recovering recoveringoonsc1otnesi consciousness oonldo neea recalls that a motherly woman womanwas Womanwas womanwas was leaning over her and assuring her that thatshe thatehe thatshe she would care for lorher lorherThe her herThe herThe The dazed feeling feet ig came again and when whenshe whenehe whenshe she rallied she was in a big white wood woodhouse woodbO188 woodhouse house out in the country With ner iras irasthe Walltbe wasthe the motherly looking woman past middle middleage middlealt middleage age with allvery gray hair a black skirt skirtand s1rl s1rland skirtand and light waist The woman spoke to her hergently hergently hergently gently and put her to bed bedIn bOOIn bedIn In the morning when the girl awoke her herhat herhat herhat hat and skirt had been taken away and her herhair herhall herhair hair had been cut The motherly woman womancame womancame womancame came in and gave her a suit of boys clotnea clotneatold clotnEIIItold clothestold told her to dress herself in them and get getready getready getready ready to take a long Journey Kate did so soand 110and soand and at ate breakfast and wanted w8I ed the dishes dishesThen dleheelhon dishesThen Then she decided to run away awayStealing awayStealing awayStealing Stealing up to the room in which she had hadslept badsJept hadslept slept she found her hair hastily tucked It Itin Itin Itin in a pocket and darted from the house houseAll houseAll houseAll All day long she walked and ran as fast IIIIt as asshe 88ehe asshe she could Just where she he went ent she does doesnot dOfOlnot doesnot not know Only she recalls that when it itwas itIVai itwas was night she came to a park par and lay Ia v down downin downin in it under a tree There she slept until untildawn untildawn untildawn dawn and walking forth saw a polico poUroman poUceman policoman man He was the most welcome sight she sheays shesays 1 says ays she found in all her wanderings She Sheknew Sbeknew Sheknew knew that he would help her herInteTBpersod belInte1l1per11fd herinterspersed interspersed with this narrative were werestatements werebtementR werestaternenta statements that her mother lived Ii d in East EastFiftyFirth EIIIItFi1tyhth EastFiftysixth FiftyFirth street that she Oil worked in a book bookbinder bookhindel1 bookbindery binder bindery and that she had an aunt in Brook Brooklyn BrookIvn Brooklyn lyn Since these statement have been beenverified beenerlfled beenverified verified some of the authorities are Inclined Inclinedto to attach some credence to t the rest of the thestory thestor thestory story stor storThere There was a swelling on the side of the thegirls thegirls I Iher girls head and she Mldthat her bead pained painedher painedher her Whenever a suggestion was waamade made madeshe that thatIIhe thatshe she had run away or that some good looking lad might have bean in her company she shebroke shebroke broke down and cried It was evident evidentthat eVidentthat evidentthat that it was a great effort for her to speak speakand speakand peakand and search her memory I will remember It all if von give me metime metime methus time My head pains p 1ns me so Fo she would wouldsay wouldIlaY wouldsay say When the matron prepared her for a bath bathshe bathshE bathshe she found pewod inside the waist a little littlepocket Uttlepocket littlepocket pocket containing 980 110 Kate was indig indignant Indignant Indignant nant when it was intimated she might hare harestolen haTestolen harestolen stolen the moneY She waved it from her herearnings bereaT1 herearnings earnings eaT1 nge she said Mrs McKinley learned learnedof of her daughters disappearance on Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday day morning her niece coming from Brook Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn lyn and asking a king why the mother kept Kate Katein Katein KateIn in New York over night n t Mrs MoKinler MoKinlerreported MoKlnleyreported MoKinlereported reported the case to t the police of New York Yorkand Yorkand Yor Yorand and the police of Brooklyn and spent all allday allday allday day looking for the missing girl herselfShe herselfhe herself herselfShe She he continued th the search rci1 yesterday but it itwas itwas was not until lot hue luthe In the afternoon that nh nhfound she IIberound shefound found the girl She went ent at once one to see seeher eeeher seeher her herKatie Katie told tol mil the same story t l1Y she told toldthe toldthe toldthe the superintendent euperlnt ndent Mrs McKinley said saidafter II saidafter d dafter after the Interview 1 cant comprehend comprehendit it of course e I fear the poor child has hasroot basmot baamet root with some amI accident that thithas has made her herlose herIc herlose lose Ic e her faculties She certainly cert JnI doe d do not nottalk nottalk nottalk talk rationally But thin much I I do know knowShe knowShe knowShe She is a modest girl and I am certain the theHan he hehIlA hehas Han been In no escapade eecapad I know knowtoo too that thatshe tbl tha thabe she be is truthful trtbul regarding the money mone She Shepayg Shepaye Shepays pays mymiHteronly mYlhrronIY regrng S a week wek board ba and is istime isnb Isnble time nb to gave 110 a bit every ever week wek from tm her herearnings herearnll herearnings earnll earningsKate earnings earningsKate Kate is still stl In i Inthecustndyofthechfldrene Inthecustndyofthechfldrenesociety ttieciifltodyaf tculwdyotecbd the childrens childrenssociety nlI nlIlolty lolty society Disposition Dpoton of her case cae will de dend d depend pnd pend nd largely largl upon upo her he mental condition conditionter c conditionafter wl ndton ndtonatr atr after ter one Ihe she nan h had a good rent rt She said d fbI she shehad be beiad had had nothing nthil to Mt et for twenty twety hour bonMrlor hourpror bonroprior pror prior rlor to her arrest all Food and sl slfp sleep ep may lo much for her herton hernow ton now OVER VtNCE iCE OEllL O EIIJ TIAY TIAYVustralUn pItrAustratan PL4VAustralian Australian Austratan Claims lalll Authorship Authorlllp f af T Aldrtehs AldrtehsJudith A11 AldrichsJudlth Judith tf e Bethelra BethelraWhen Btel BtelWhAn BthcleRWhen When Nanoo ano ONeill ONel appeared appred lout month monthn mrth mrthIn In n Australia to fulfil her winter engage engagenent ongal engagement nent she announced as Plr part art of o her reper reperolre repertoire repertoire toire Judith of Bethelea Btbel by Thomas Thomasilalloy Thoms ThomsIIY ThomasBailoy ilalloy IIY Aldrloh Thin Thil play pi was W first ln t pro proluced producd protiuiced luced ducd In New York last It winter with Miss MlasVNolll MI MissONoill VNolll 001 in the leading Idlng part partTho prt prtThe partThe The announcement ennounoment brought hroght out a apublo apublor public publicflanoe publicdflancso r dflancso flanoe IO from S A Mills MIL1 an Australian Australianrho AUtrall Australianwho who rho charged that Judith Judlt Is I cribbed cribbd from fromplay rromG G play ply of his hi written tlttf trader uder contract ot1llct for Nanoe NanceINeill NanoeONeill INeill when she hew wan i4 last Iri Australia Mills said 8lrl that tt he h himself blMelt bad bd worked workd from froman froman froman an old play ply by Olaoomettl Glaometl Ho registered registeredhU rgtered rgteredhi hU hi opinion that tht McKee JoKoo Rankin Rnkin had hd turned turnedhU tured turedhl turnedhia hU hl play ply pin over oe to Aldrich Aldoh representing npreenting It as asOlacomettl8 uGlacomett asOlacomettis Olacomettl8 Glacomett Mills Mil quoted a number of in incidents Incldentfl Incldents cidents to be b found neither in the t Apoc Apocrypha Apoorypha rypha rph nor In I Glacomettl Glcmtl which he charged chargedAidrlch chargd chargdAl chargedAldrich Apo Aporph Aldrich Al rlch with ih cribbing cribbingthan cibbg cibbgMIIa crIbb1uMillss Millss copyright I is eated ted two ra erlr erlrtban earlier earlierthan than MIIa Aldrichs Aldohs omlght At last Jt accounts l untll jrs J C Wil Williamson wnI wiiilamson liamson I Nanoa N ONeUls ONell Australian utri man manager m manager Imn n ager had about made md up his mind to with withdraw withdraw hd wth wthdraw aR draw the play ply ab In tbs th interest intet of pence penceMlllss peaceMillss Mlllss MIIs charge will wl hardly harl haed be b pc taken seri serionsly fri frionly seriot2sly onsly only her hre ohrA for Judith of Bethelea BtheJ is i only onlyan an expansion of Aldriohs Aldrol early carl poqm poqmJudith p pomJudith m mJudith Judith enson and Holofernes which was pifb pifbllshed P Pllhed pttbliahed llshed llhed forty t ry years yn ago agoHANDSOMESTLIGHTEST aloHANDSOMESTLIGHTE agoESLGflTEi HANDSOMESTLIGHTEST HANDSOMESTLIGHTESTBESTLUGGAGE ESLGflTEi ESLGflTEiBESTLUGGAGE T TBEST BESTLUGGAGE BEST BESTLUGGAGEAIPE LVGGAGE JUIC AIPE tI I JUICIOUCH IZGER IZGERIi IOUCH gH D DP I P I 7 JITZGERA I Ii 161 Broadway BradwayM Broadway6M 68 M Broadway Br ay ayvacat 723 S Sixth Avenue AvenueVacation AvenueVacation I Vacation vacat hB Bags S SI I I S 1 M I r 5 I A I Old ld 1dFo1ks 1dFo1ksr Folks Folksneed Folk FolkThe need plenty of nourishment and more than thanordinary thanordinary ordinary bloodforming elements These they theyobtain theyj theyobtain obtain in their highest form in in4YDCM r j 4YDCM 4YDCMS TRADE MARK MARKThe S The food in liquid Iq uid form formThis orm ormThis ormI I I MRKLlP4I This Predigested fooddrink fooddrnk can be retained retainedbv retned retnedby s by the weakest wekest stomach and new strength strengthobtained strengt ritilil obtained obtaned from the first frst wineglassful wineglassfulSold wineglasfu Sold by all druggists and al drggists grocers grocersPrepared gocrs gocrsPrpard grocersPreparedby Prepared Preparedby PreparedbyAnheuierBusch by byAnheuaerBnoch b AnheuaerBnoch AnhusrBush Brewing win Assn AssnSt AD ADs St s LoiU 1 U 1 S A A Ar r I J 1 1 J 1 1 WONT RECEIVE MRS WILSON 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thGroff Groff School 228 22 West cst 72d 72 St St New York City Cityoffers Ciy Cityoffers i iotrrs offers otrrs unusual opportunities opportunlte for rapid prog progress progrees progrest rees during durIn Its 11 summer session aelon beginning beginningAug bglnnlnl beginningAug Aug ug let Students of varying xln mental ca capacities oaplctC capacities plctC pacities treated In accordance with Itb Individ Individual idivId idivIdual Individml ual needs nees Small Srua number of boys only onlySummer onlySummer onlySummer Summer work went rk n need 4ii at tbf be muledlitutefmL muledlitutefmLArrnnnrmeDtsmtdr mae made dhluU dlstaatetai dlstaatetaiArrangements ArrnnnrmeDtsmtdr ArnJfmeDt Arrangements md to cult nlt al conditions rondltlomBoarding In41tom In41tomnOAdlne conditionsBoarding Boarding nOAdlne and par AY School Sboo1Ununal Schoottreususi tnunual ac accomrnodatlons accmmodAtons secoernodations comrnodatlons cmmodAtons for ne a few more tonardlne tnadlnr aludenu aludenufor aludenulor for ttr summer and for the new scboolyrir ecboolyar Ala Aludar Aladar s dar dA students studentsNI dAI6 Kn NI I6 rounc and Ineitpcrleticed InrKprlmced teachers Ircho to n nprrtment nprmenl elpediment pediment prmenl with Ilb ludenll audenta udeols Brerj Ev j Initrurtor Innrrlr masOn maneiof mseT masOnof of hl his subjenta subjentaProper aulJrr aulJrru subJefliPmer Proper and Jutllrlouj umlfriou I suprrrlilna n of the dally dallylife d daUrlife life u or Fe Feln all ln stUdentS of the t school lilb feh Itighest ea t ret rcfercncen reterencre t terenee ercncen shoivlnu hwlnr put CACrptlnuiil HcrplnOl1 success tuccrsPrepitrAtion successAn successPreparation Preparation r for r the l dlnc calleeei Annapolta Annapoltaand nl J u r tl l cldCa fIto fItonl rl rlmen and An welt Point ln Docldrdlr a tcbool for realm rentlemen realmme men me nnl nnll Rate 11 flatein ln accordance nrrardlce with wih superIor sperfor ad advantages a alntaces advabtages vantages lntaces ottered oarrd Address 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wonlnagallopliypislitlpngths won In a Ialop gallop hj In IIhtlentba eigiitlnngths wlthJttdgr wlthJttdgrFulton with Iiulgo IiulgoI ldIA ldIAI Fulton I and East Kelston ton both ino Ii to I shuts Kliottifinishing sho shofnlshlnl finishing fnlshlnl I ulon second Aond and I third respectively rlappctel Tlic Tlicmen T litoroco 10 10I men rn was wasrun aR run rln In 11 131 131Yankee 4 131Yanko 31 31Yanke Yankee Consul COI II a prohibitive prohlbllI favorite fnvorl Rim Rlnvply Rimply 1m 1mI I ply ran away awn from frol his hil itl company ompnn In the th third thirdrace I race for twoyearolds twoerolds five tounda flvoaudarnlf and a half 11 furlongs furlongswinning fUrlonr rc I i winning with plenty llen to spare sparlln In 197 I 07 Casslnl nelnl 12 to I ran over Ls 11 Sorclere Sorcllre 18 to S in tht thtutretch tht th thptretch I utretch yetch and beat the latter later two lengths lenltha for the theBy theI theHy I By a few Inches did Idle Dream Prlam sncoml sncomlchoice nond nondchore oeondchoice choice chore win th last la t race for maiden mlldln tlllies tllliesSnd tlp tlpI tithesI I I Snd and nd mares six Ix furlong flrloll from John Bodeiis Bodeiisly nodll ly I Buela R to 6 favorite favorie Burns lrns did not be besin hof begin sin II n to ride ridl the latter lator until Inll It I was as 100 late latt foiKlin for forho forRho Klin f ho would olid have won wOlin In another InOllr stride Rtrldl Grand GrandDuchoss Urnd UrndPlchoe Grandflitchoss Duchoss Plchoe backed backld down to 7 to a 1 was third thirdthree thirdtlrle thirdthree three tlrle lengths Ilngth hack The time was 114 11 25 25The 25h 25The The h summaries slmmarfl tmo floaT BACK BACKSelling IACR IACRSellnr RACJtSeilInr Selling Sellnr for threeyearolds and upward tool tooladded UOOsded 9 c added a ded allowances alonnce one mile mi and a sixteenth sixteenthJetsam slteenlh slteenlh10r sIxteenthhorse 10r horse nd Ag in 11 intkfv intkfvfl9 Ioku Ittttlna IIrttIn Ing Fin FinJetm FluJetsam Jetsam Jetm 3 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HDls i3Ia151 Daisy Dls Green Grrn S ino 10 KJohnson PJohnson 1001 101 8GI SI SIorcod 13 13Tcncod4 13Toxocod4 Tcncod4 orcod 4 101 oiydereSool Odre31 Gtdere 3001 1001 101 14 14Time I 14Time Time 147 25 25Good 2 2Good 25I 25Good Good start star won driving drvlnr Jetsam blk c 8 by h hEucic Buck Maesle Masaleaslna Castans owed by R I H McCanei McCaneiPotter McCarer McCarerPoter McCarterPotter I Potter Poter trained trand by K K p Gardner GardnerSKCOXD GardnerelCOND Gardnerstcorn SKCOXD elCOND mci mciSteeplechase IAca IAcaSteeplcue acsSteeplechase Steeplechase Steeplcue handicap for fouryearolds tourrerlds and andupward andupward andupward milesllorst upward llnoo Ifsa 00 added the short course cours about two twomiles Iyo IyoIlt twoaities miles Ilt aitieshors Horse 10 and Aft Iff 11 JoclitU Jockr netting nln Fin FinKt FinKt FInJo FinES Kt Jo of Harlem a 137 EHelder PHlder F under 41 78 1 lJudge 1Judge IJudc 1Judc Judc Fulton 6 ISO Weir Velr1001 1001 101 301 31 2 JHorse 2East 2EMI 2I 2IEast 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bArm2102WKnspp1Ot Arm rm 2 l02WKnapp 102 W Knapp 1001 101 801 31 9 8Time 9Tme 9I I Time Tme 107 107Good 17Good 107Good Good start slar won easily eaiy Yankee Consul b c 2 2ny 2b 2by ny b Sempronlus RempronlusLd iSemproniusLady Lady Inez Ine1owd owned by the Tlnnah TlnnahFarm TlppabFarm TippabFarm Farm Stable trained by jr WWay WWayrOUBTH fr War WarrouaTR wayFOURtE rOUBTH RACK RACKAtlantic IUCEAtatic SACSAtlantic Atlantic Atatic Stakes Stake for twoyearolds 16 irto oo added addedtelling addedelnr addedsetllnf telling elnr allowances aloanc six furlongs furlongsHorn tUrlon furlongsWorse s sHorJ Horn HorJ nod Age in TI Jocktv Joclr Retting etiin Fin FinQuorum Finne FinCuorum3107 Cuorum3107 Quorum 3 1071yne ne 71 7R 71 i iNostromoJ INostromo2 lh lh7ostromo NostromoJ 3 07 97Mller Miller lft1 HI 21 211 211OuldlnjStar2 2 2n 2t t OuldlnjStar2 GuIdlagtar21O7Oelll 107 ONeill even n 1S S SArkllrta2 8 8Arklra2 r Arkllrta2 Arklra2 97 97JJ 97JJWalsh JJWalsh alsb 71 7 is 4 4Hallowmas 4Halowmu2 4flallowmai2 Hallowmas Halowmu2 3 92 Chlsman 2001 21 l 3ot 3t 6 Time 114 11 15 liOood 15Good 1 Good start star won on driving drln Quorum Quorm b p 2 by r Dr r MacBrlde Macnrdueal 1tael3rtdeQuesai Quesal owned owne by b P J 1 Dwyerj trained by B Miller ller llerI I I nrra PIFB RACE RACEHaadlcap IACE IACEC atcsHaidteap I C Haadlcap Indlcap for threeyearolds tbreytarold and ald andupward upward 11200 11200added I i2oo O t added one tells mie and a furlonc furloncjrortt turlonl I jrortt Hor and Ate Ag Wt 11 Jacket OCkU netting Rttnu Fin Ff FfKnpp THttllnr3 THttllnr3Tyront Wittilnr3113 113W V Knapp Knpp fti 1 21 114 114lyron Tyront TyrontOamara non 4 110 100el ONeill 0 Nell fti 1 21 1 Jh Jhnt 2hler h hGatflarC3102 GatflarC3102 Oamara 3 3OarnUh4 102 Miller MillerH9Iyne ler nt 1 21 I a1 81 31 31GarnIsh GarnIsh OarnUh4Marmee I H9Iyne 119 Lyne 21 even 4 4arI 4Sfarmec4100 Marmee Sfarmec4100 arI 4 4Rl 100 10 Crlmmlnj Crmmins Ri I 11 11StValentine4 I I a aSt Rl StValentine4 11 Valentine nlnlnt4 aientIne4114 4 4Ostrich 114Booker 14 Booker okt 41 d8 d8Ostrich4 a aOstrlch4 COstrich4 Ostrich4 Ostrlch4 4 4AmberlockS 107Burns 107 nums 181 III aI 7 AmberlockS AmberlockSAlleidOrS 3 01 Il B n Smith 1mlh lInt 101 401 411 s sAlleidOrS 1 AAile AlleidOrS Aie Aile dOr 6 ion 10 Hlldehrand Hldehrand 301 31 101 101 9 Time 151 16 45 45Poor 4SPoor 45rnor Poor start won driving drllnl Buttllnt Rutllnr ch p 3 by b byI I Ftar tsr nuhy nuhFatalr Falsalara owned oWId hy b J 1 L I McGinnis trained by J 1 I Smith SmithSIXTH Smih SmihetxT SmithSIXTh SIXTH etxT RACE RACEFor IACE IACEFor PIACFFor For maiden ftllles nlH and fibres Inrrs three year old oldand Id Idand ytll nlr and furlonto furlontollarsc turloncsIoro upward Ipfar to carry tin In pounds pOlnr KIOO ffl added six sixfurlonto sixI Ix Ixturloncs llarsc Ioro and ant n4 Age Ig te in Inttfu Tnku netting lUlng fin I JdleDrparn3 Idle I 1rafll3 am 3 Ito 10 rrlmniins rrimmlls 31 31ev even en li liMylliirUs 1h 1hIh3 lhllltitllCt MylliirUs llltitllCt 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13uchaOiile4 puclKMOIIIe4 uchaOiile4 li tin Hiidebrand lrnc 2 2nl tll l st 14 14klimia klimia no L LSrnlth smith ftni CO Zn115 Zn1151m oi is i I Time 1m 114 11426 11426Goo 25 25Ono1 25I I Ono1 Goo start tar won on driving drlnr Idle Idll Idi Dream Irtam rh f 3 hy h OadfIlow ndrfloT fldcltIiowEihel Kthel thtl Thomas Thma owned ower hy b Lewis wi n Worth I trained trlnel by n n F Ueach UeachRacing lach lachRaCln ieachRaeln I I Racing RaCln Raeln at OufTalo OufTaloBDITAUJ Dufalo fltjfTaIoTIt7TYALo I BDITAUJ UnAL July Jlir lOOrs tOr Vlvi Vlv 1 QUixote Princess Prncs Prncsu1aneand Tulanesnd Royal Ro nlllnlnl Mnrtoiv wen er the winning favor fits at Kenllworth Knlworth Park Pak today loda wlnnlnl Follow rol ow On 01 in inlhestteplech Inthe I I1be lhestteplech the steplrh steeplechase eeiilly lr defeated dtrar Sttolly St Inl buy end Butter UIIr Ladle who were wec the red rr hot favorites IAvorla and coupled In the Ih betting bettingFirst bltnl bettingFirst First Flt RaceOne mile mieOra mileOra Or Viva 11 ins If ITralrll Traver Travenla l lE E 1102 to 2 won on Cresfallen Cr alrn 01 9 Maldln n to 0 i serorirt rond Red Light M O Romanelll omanl n to i third Time 140 35 Envertle Enelle Delllndlan nllndlan idgely 1d el Winchester Winchesterer nChrser ftandaTd standard Bear Meistersinger 115ersltlcr er El E Donosni Ionos Adel Adela Ad Adrbla Adef I 41 ran lrebia rbla Wa Vdleii 1 Il Fiat and a Exclamation Jxclaiaion also alsoran alsoran alsoTan ranSecond ranScond Second Scond Race RaceFe RaceFive Five furlongs furloncsQulxOtt Quixote 113 U Uwalshl J Jalshl walshl alshl 7 710 to 5 won Azure lao 10 Greenneldi GrennldJ 40 to l IIeond 1cond i iscond scond cond Buckle 109 10 iF R F Walshl WIIhl 5 to i third Time 102 0 Devoir Dvoir DevotrHocus Hocus Hocs Poeus POCUI John John McBride Ilossdor Insado Ilosadort 1me t Peter Peer Becker Jetker Annie Berry Kings Guinea Lady Ldy Ldy5wlr Stewart 5wlr Calabogue Calalrue Grexille Grel11e Donna rulnea ttnd ld Knleker KnlekerDocker KnickerT bCkr Docker T also alI a ran ranThird ranTird Third Tird cd RaceOne mile mie and 40 yirdsPrlncess yrdsPrincenrutanc rdsPrlntt rdsPrlnttltl9 Txilane ltl9 100 Comsnll Bomanellll5to Rornenellll 6 to 2 won Dont Ask Me MeA 106 Hrxljon I 5 to l second d Lustlt ion Perrlne iPerrlneSto PerrlneStollblrd Stollblrd A Sto o 1 thIrd I Time f 143 35 Fair I Cal CaiypsoTbe spso The b rmt rmtWidows Don Widows Mite Mie and Step tp Away nlvo aiM ran ranFourth ranFOlrh ranFourth Fourth FOlrh RaceOne mile mie and 40 yards ordsSlr Sir Rilph Illpb 103 10 Orewineld GreMneldl13to 13to 6won 6 won Hracc UralfIO I0 104 Hclgerton trlirersnniII clltrlnl clltrlnlI 11 I to t 5 second Loretta Iorela XI 11 n 97 IT T Mead 11 1 to 5 Sthird 5tblrd 5third third Time 143 14 85 UttlRScout LIltie il Smut also Ibo ran rln Fifth Fifh RaceSteerlechsse RSCSICIha two miles mllroHow Follow On l 12 12 2 Ietl Gee 3 to 1 won St St Jolly 101 135 13 Wilson Wilsonto WInl WInlI tienn1 I 9 to 10second to nd Hillier n1ur Ladle ISftHaIliio 110 ISO tallltn HatitlItO inthird II ID third Time ran Ime 409 4o 48 4 Intthlngale Fnrhlnrale slid Ilt Junlus bane Hnne also alsoran aloran alsoran ranSixth Sixth RseeSU Raclla RAre Six furlongsRoyal tlrlon Ro1 Window 100 1 115 115Greenfleld Ireenntldl Greenfield 8 to 5 won Thomond 92 llerrlne llerrlnet Prln t to I second eond Hyperion lyptrloA SI J 1 Henderson Ienderonl 11 1 to 5 5third 6tblrd 5third third Time ln 11 l s Stny Ril 5141 Away also Iso ran ranIlallai ranIiala ranhula Iiala hula Autohlt ltol t Riilhiiilaitloally FnthllaIU nppplvpd nppplvpdiveelnl RCClhll Repelseilpe1iaI iveelnl CoMe C ll Deijtnlrh Dlfrh in Toy SITS SITVROMF SITSR StjRCIMF ROMF R IF July Tlh ln Iniicia f Cllno 1ago sno and nnt andpan Nnr Nnrarl a7 pan arl Italys representatives rlpre IntathM In the tll auto automobil alta altamoli automoijJ mobil moli rnce r rae for the Bcnnelt nlol cup worn cn cnthulisllrally pnthl enthusiasiically thulisllrally thl laRIlh fetpd on their t arrival arlnl In Turin Turintoday Turintota Turintodsv today tota Ianola Jnncla has hn challenot ehalenJ Thery Th r the t theFrench hC French Fr nch representative rlprplt lvl who won the tln B iiett iiettcup ett ettcup tt ttcuP cup In men rl for fo the William WIIAI K VandcrbJlt onlrUt andcgbitI andcgbitJr Jr cup next October OctoberL I L I I c TODAlt oDAJ CAID 7d BOlON RJOHTON RJOHTONifeinsla Herml 11 ttAy Bn fr fi t the VMt JcTe Time Timeeweo I TWa TWaun eweo eweoHarmU unUnmls O HarmU on of the th crMtart vtof ofAmerlci ofAmerlciraoehorMa ot Aercan Aercanraoehor Annert can canraooboms raoehorMa raoehor Jr It I entr enter4 nt rd In th the second oond no rc rice i iBrighton at atBrightn atBrighton Brighton B Beach aob today a six tz 1 f furlong sprint IPrt f ffouryearold for forfouryearolds Brightn Bach tar fouryearold tourearold and ad upward upwar He will wl tal talup tke tkeup take takeup up IK pound pould If I he goes COS with wth Jocund and andpoor a apoor apoor poor lot to t beat The Th Seagate Beagat Stakes Btke tt ttthreeyearolds for torthreeyeroldl forthreeyearold threeyearolds threeyeroldl one on mile mie and an eighth Ighh I Ianother I Ianother is isanother another feature with wth St t Bellane Blan Men MenLark Meri7 Meri7Lark Lark Wild Wid Mint and Coy Cy Maid the probabl probablfactors pr piobblsfactors I Ifaclor factors faclor The first trt race Is for twoyeai twoyeaiolds twoyaraids two19rolda olds six furlongs with wih Sir Russell Ruall Bui BuiBee Bl Buey Buey130e Bee St Estephe Etphe Lord Lrd Provost PrOTo st Oentlaand Oentla Gentan Gentanand Oentianand and Edith James worth looking loolng up upIn upIn upIn In Eith the third race at a mile mie and a stzteentl stzteentlPronta Ilxtnth IlxtnthPronta mzteenthPronta Pronta Buttons Sailor Boy andNiblick IUldNlblol ma maprovo may mayprov mayprove provo the Butonl best Colonial Ralor Olrl Sin haa ha top welg welgIn wehlght wehlghtIn weilt weiltin In prov In tbe handicap ClonIal at a mll mi mils Orl and an elghtl elghtlwith elJ eiphIn eiphInwith Itb Itbwith with Qo Between Monsieur Beaucalre Wotan Wotailt WotanWoodla WotanWoodsaw Bltwen lt j u r lHlHA to V beat a Xf Xftwoyearolds lsIdan lsIdantwoyearoldi Woodla Woodsaw and St Yullntno Valentine Madn MadnIwoyearolds twoyearolds will run In the last race t tfive at attve atflse five and a half w1 furlongs Bnow Dev DOIUrpe DOIUrpeand Devitree Devitreeand lire lireand tve hul and Bellsnlcker Belanlcker figuring firlne prominently prollinentyc Th Thentries The Thepntrel Theentries entries follow followFirst folow folowFlral followI followPird pntrel lonn lonntrlllope I First Bace laceelnrl flaceSelithgl Selling for twoyearolds six 11 11 fu fuKtrstilope fr frlonn fur furCt Ktrstilope 104 I0BI St Estcpha EstcphaWoolsoap Etepl 99 99VooIaop Woolsoap trlllope 104 10 Early Parly Earlyflouri Hours HoursSlrKussell HOur 00 00lul 90Sir SlrKussell Sir ltusaeIl 104 limy lul Bee BeeAndrl 09 09tndrla Andrl 104 10 Idllb ItdI James JamelLlcber amu 11 10 10Licher Llcber i 102 10 Lord Lrd Provost ProvostAilesso 07 07Adeso 97Isnttan Ailesso 102 Oeullan OeullanFlavlgnr 97 97Iallrnr 07liavlgnS Flavlgnr 10luolan V9 1 19 Interloper InterloperSecond Introper 94 94Srond 04Second Second Srond Race laceFor RicaFor For furyearoldi and ad upwan upwansix upward upwardalx six furlongs furlongsHermit turloD turloDlernlll furlongslirroli Hermit 125 flanton 1 1Jocund 10 10Jocund Jocund lernlll 115 15 Flammula Ilammula 1 1Sovereign 10 10Swrrelrn 110 110Sovereign Sovereign 118 Dass i 1 1Incubator Incubator 115 I 16 Gold Braid I1 I1Third 1M 1MThlrl 105Third Third Thlrl Hace HaceSellingi Selling one mite a and a sixteenth sixteenthSonoma sixteenthflonomalteilelOSINewMownHay100 IxtntbRonoma faceSelngl oner Sonoma flonomalteilelOSINewMownHay100 flonomalteilelOSINewMownHay100Goidliomo Ilelle lele 1081 101 NewMown Ne Yawn Hay Ha K KnoldlJome noldlJome Oold Vome iloa 1 10 l0C BradleytPet BradleytPetSt ladey Pel 98 98ft 08St St Roma 106 Cahln CahlnMuttons 07 07J ft Muttons u 103 Cottage Cottagedald Maid MaidJerry 96 96JerryLyneti103 Jerry J JerryLyneti103 Lynch i 103 Sailor SailorIloy Mrry MrryIronzeWlgI0 Boy BoyBronze 94 94itrunse Bronze IronzeWlgI0 wing r 103 Niblick NiblickIsraelite Niblck 91 91Onward 01Onward Israelite 101 Onward OnwardIrnnta 91 91Irna 01Ironta Irnnta Irna 101 Port Iorl Arthur ArthurFourth 59 59Fourth o oFourh Fourth Fourh Race RaoeThs The Seagate Seacle Stakes one on mile mie an anan ad adan and andan an eighth eighthHinders el hth hth1lnllrs Hinders 1lnllrs IJllKt 11lt St Bellsne Delane J 18 18Tonlorder 118 118CoyMaIcl Tonlorder Tnngorder 118 19 Merry Iorl IrV 10 10Iadena 1 1Iasadena Iasadena Iadena llfllCoy 19 Coy CoyMaIcl Maid 1C 1CWild 108 108wtli Wild Wle Mint lnl 118 118Fifth 161 161IN Fifth Race flaceisndtrap Handicap I one mils and an eighth eighthno I no IN 0 Between 133 St Valentine I rl H HMonsieur i 118 118Monsieur 1 Monsieur 1lnnslurleaucnlre Iv Beaucalre 122 12 Sinister flnller I IColonial 97 97Colonial 97Colonial Colonial Girl tfil 131 11 Uncas lnlas t tWotan 1 96 96Ken Wotan lie 16 Ken KenSixth t tWoodsaw Woodsaw 118 118Sixth 18 18lth Sixth lth Rare RaceFor For maiden twoyearolds flv flvand fe feand Cve Cveand and a half hai hal furlongs furlongsPeeplncTom lurlongaPpln furlongsPeepinjTomIto PeeplncTom PeepinjTomIto Tom 110 Prudential PrudentialGirl Girl 1C 1CPuloro 107 107fleviliree Ppln 10 Prdenta Puloro 110 Devlllree t rtr 1C 1CMfo 107 107Miss 10 Oe1 Mfo 110 Miss Seventyseven Seventyeevenl07 Seventyeevenl07Snow 1C 1CSnow 11 10 I Scentsen Snow Nlo Ho Moonshine Moorhln 1C 1CThird 107 107Filirct 10 Third Ioow Mate 110 Frills trl K KIngleslde 107 107Ingleslde Ingleslde rnrlrlde tio Auversno Auvergnt 1C 1CMonterey 107 107La 10 Monterey MonIer 1101 10La La Franco U UChalfonle 107 107Challonle 107flekate Chalfonle 110 10 Hekate 1C 1CIlcllsnlcker 107 107lelanlckrr 107liclisnicker Ilcllsnlcker lelanlckrr tlolRama 10 110 Itkate Ham 10 10MIMOSA MIMOSA UI10U l1Ivo SA III Il WINS ITV5Challonitcr WIlS WIlSCaltnKtr WINSChallenger Challenger CaltnKtr Take Tal First Race Rae for or Ma Mahasiet Man Manbasset an anhallt basset hallt Cap CapIn CapIn CupIn In a I good ROo breeze from the southwest fouthwut tl tlfirst te tefrat the thefirst first frat race racf of a series lr108 of three for the posses possesslon ps pssian possesion slon of tlm tll Manhasset Manhapt ManhassetBay Bay Yacht Clubs Clubf Chal ChalInngo ChalIIJgo Chatlenge Inngo IIJgo Cup was sailed sated yesterday on Long LoniIsland Lng Lngbland Longisland Island Sound over OTr the regular relular course curee of th thAmerican the tbeAmerican theAmerican American Yacht Club Cub whose ho e yacht the MI Mlmesa MImosa MImoss mesa HI owned by Its commodore Trenor TrenoL owe L I 1 Park was a the challenger chalonger J 1 W Alkersloop Alkers Alkersaloop Alkerssloop sloop Alert Allt was Wa M the defender deflnder and the other otheentry otherIntl otherente entry Intl ente was Victor Ictor I Cumnocks Nike The ThiMimosa ThMlmofa TheMimosa Mimosa Mlmofa HI was the th winner wlnnlr by B mlnmtc mlnmtcda min lee da 61 51 seconds s conds from the Alert llrt the latter helm bllnR 12 seconds ahead ahlad of the Nike NlkoThe NlkeThe NikeThe The course IOUr8e was four miles mies to windward wlndwarcand widward widwardand windwardand and back sailed twice over oVfr making maing slxtenimiles sixteen sixteenmiles miles 0111 In all al Iale The start nnd nna nd finish tnlsh line lne was wason WaSoi W55off on off Iarsonagn Point near ner Larohmont and the theEach thoturnlnl theturidng oi turnlnl turidng olnt olntEaeh larona1 mark In Hmpstlnd Ilempstead Lrohmottland Bay a oif Motta MottaEah lols lolsolnt Each yacht yach was handled handlld by hI b her hlr owner ownersnd ownerand ownerand and the th three made a pretty start Itart all al cross crossln croaeInl crosslog Inl log ln f tile th line Ino clonehavled loaehnlled on the port tack tackand talk talkann tackROd and carrying IArrrllr three throl lower sails sats The Mimosa MimosaHI 111 led from the start and at the conclusion conclusionof of the Ipt first trst leg le of windward work she h was waileading waf wasleading leading leaUI the NUe NI e by 2 minutes 85 61 seconds secondsWith aondl secondsitil With Wih itil spinnakers and balloon baloon jibs set et the thitrio thptrio thetrio trio of racing craft craf made madl a good time tme across acrosithe acroe acrossthe the Sound rlnl to the home mark the Mimosa lmoM HI HIcovering HIovering illcovering covering overing the th four miles mlea In 86 minutes 15 1 sec seconds seconds IC IConds onds She gained jnlnsd 20 seconds alonds on this run runThe rln rlnThe ranThe The times taken as they thl luffed ltO around arolnd thi thihome thohome th thborne home tmls mnik mo k were Mimosa III 11 23460 Nike Slk 23745 Alert 23840 23840It 2884 It was on the second leg of windward Indwar worl worlthatlthe work workthiatitho arl thatlthe I Mimosa 111 11 made substantial substanta gain gainAt Iln Ilnt gainAt lmosa At t the WI weather athlr mark she he was wa the leader b bminutes by byS 6 minutes mllutlB 44 4 seconds secondsThe londe londeThe iOCOflce iOCOflceThe The summary follows followsCB1UKKOB folol fololCUILLIOI followsCUALLSIOn CB1UKKOB CUILLIOI COP BACK IAcTUT BACSSTAST lULU UnasYacht START 110 1IDoolsa 110cotass COCKSI K KUnas 11 16 16MII31 FAapitt FAapittFMlli EJaJ Zia pied piedYacht d dachl Yacht achl and Owner OwnerMimosa 01 Finish Time TimeR Tml TmlR R 11315 US M e B L845 L845Mtnona1lITrenorLPark3 M I s sMimosa Mimosa Mtnona1lITrenorLPark3 IIITrenorLPark IIITrenorLParkAlertI 11 Trenor LPark 8 83 6 41 4 2 48 41 41AlertJ 40Alert AlertI AlertJ Alert 1 W V Alker AlkerMke 4 40140 07 40 2 26740 26740lke S7 41 41TEIS 40 407ikeictorlCumnock4 Mke 7ikeictorlCumnock4 lke Victor ctor I Cumnock 0 08 0 2 2602 2602IArN 2802 2802LAWN LAWN TEIS TEISJ TEVJIS TEVJIST J T MahoneY Iaoey Defeats H 8 Lyons Lyo In Final Finalof Fnal Fnalof FInalof of New ew York A C Tourney TourneyThe Toume ToumeThe TourneyThe The annual handicap lawn tennis tourna tourn turnameet tournament ment of the New le1 York Athletic Athletc Club wa wafinished was wasnlehed wasIThiahed finished on Saturday at Travers Island IslandThere lelandThere IslandThere There were ere thirtyeight entries ontrlef Jere T TMahoney r rMahoney VMahoney Mahoney and Harry Harr Lyons reached the flnal flnalwhere 1nal 1nalwhere linalwhere where the former won on by three thrl8 sets to one one9r4 one6I 9r4 04 5 51 7 8 80 0 6 60 0 The scores scoresFirst sooreFlrl ecoresFirst First Flrl RoundF Olsen Olsn defeated deealed If J W Brodle Brodleby Irodle Irodleb Itrodleby by b default delaul J Lowene LweDe defeated deeated T W Kroehle Krehle Krehledelaul by bydefault tydefault default L A Freedman Fredmao defeated R H Gone Jr Jre1 delaul e1 63 62iA A E Ralmey defeated dele d J U 1 Harley larle 64 64fault 62 62 A IL Had Handy de dfeated d I 8 L Jans Itagga by d dtaul dr drfault fault H S Lyons defeated R Mulford Mutord 63 6SSeoond 63e2 63e2Seeond 2 2Second taul Second RoundW W Mallory Nalor defeated dfeale C M MRelyca MRelyca r Relyca by b default defaul U I O Peabody defeated M T TCowperthwalt TCowperthWait r rCowprlhwal Cowperthwalt Cowprlhwal RtC 7 75 i 61 J T Mahoney defeated defeatedW W v Plate 60 6611 6 6I 1 J H Haslln Hln defeated detlled R D DI DIh Basisby vl vlhy hy h default delaul defauft A L Newton eton defeated W A McFenna McFennaI McRennaa3 MeJenn6it a3 I S 6 62 2 C R Tupper defeated deealedl P A Muserman 6 64 I 31 3 J Lpwene defeated deultd F Olsen by b default defaultL ddaul 631 L I L A Freedman Fredmln defeated deated A A E E Ralm nlm Raivngy y by default defaultH deaul H S Lyons defeated A A K Handy ad 61 62 S H I A AOlbbs AGbbs AGibbs Olbbs I defeated deealed C 11 I Blair BaIr Jr by b default deaul A W WCox WCox WCox Cox Gbbs defeated L J Nolan ola 4 4C 6 8 60 0 62 H S SDennis SDenni 5Dennis Dennis defeated A T Bank by default defaul A J Gross Grossdefeated Grozdleated Groindefealed defeated Denni F B Roundey Round 7 75 5 6 63 63 3 W D 1 Bourne Bournedefeated Bournedelaled llournedefeated defeated dleated S 0 Averlll Avrl hy default n Jaeckel Jaeekt de defeated d defeated feated W K l Olllett Giet by b default deault A Corben Crben defeated defeatedC C W V Wilder by b default defaultThird delaul defaultThird Third Wider round rOlndW roundW W W Y Mallory Malor detested M 1 O OPeabody OPahod 0Peahodi Peabody Pahod 61 6 64 4 J T F Mahoney Iahone defeated deleted J H HHaslln I HIlaslin Haslln by h default deaul A L I Newton ewton defeated Q 0 R RCirlfltn RrUI RGrltlln Cirlfltn laln 6 64 4 7 76 5 L AFreedman A Fredman Freedman defeated J JLowene JLowen JLowene Lowene rUI I s 11 Cl I 6 II CI 1 H S Lyons Lon defeated dclfatd H A Ailbbs AGbb Aibbs ilbbs 63 13 78 7 5 B S Dennis defeated A W V Cox Coxn CoxIt3 I 0380 It3 Gbb n s 80 II 0 A J Ornnz Orsz defeated delfe W D 1 Bourne 60 60B 0 B 1011 10 n laerkel defeated deeatd P Corllcan Corlcan 3 36 6 8 1104 1104rourth CI 10 ilA ilAFourib 4 4Fourth Fourth round roundI J T Mahoney defeated dltd W W WMnllory Wnlor itMallory Mallory nlor 00 0 0 6S A L I Newton Newto defeated dealed L I A AFreertinnn Alrreitnan I Freertinnn s A63C63H5 83rO6 3HS Lyons defeated d B S SDennis 5lennisO Dennis 1 lennisO I 0 J 446 1 4 t 6 6 il4 4 2i B J Jaeckel e t rad defeated r t A f J Jtiros Y YGro 0 0Gronz tiros n 0 2 10 6 63 631emlnn1 68Semifinal 3 3Semifinal Semifinal 1emlnn1 round teundJ J T F Mahoney Mahr defeated A L LNewton Ltwton Lcwloll Newton twton n 64 4 3 8a 6 6 64 64 4 H S Lyons L ons defeated deteatedJaeckel It ItJaeckel ItJaerhet Jaeckel 6 81 157 I 67 03 63rinal 03Ilal 03lilAi rinal Ilal round roundJ J T Mahoney defeated deteted II I S Lyons lyonsittS 11 ittS 1 IS7 6 76000 76000Th 760t50Tite 6fl 0 0The The Th Montrlalr Athletic Athleto Club Cuh iuh team tlam defeated defeatedtho dlfNl1 tho New 11 York Athlotlo Athloto Club players plalIt Saturday SaturdayIn Satura SaturaIn In two out Olt of three thrle contests ontlats held he d at Travers TraversIsland Tralra Tralra1IAld Traversisland Island 1IAld Kach club scored elMet a win In the tht singles singlesnd flnllM flnllManrl singlesand and nd In the Ihl doubles the Montolalr A 0 1 pair pairtto pir pirOIo pairotto OIo otto tto II Block Illck and F Klddp Itd won two out outf Olt Oltof out outof 1 of f three threl sets alt from Roland Mallory rahor and Ald F M MIanldwoll 1 P Palildwell Cal1nlI1 Ianldwoll of o the thl home club ub The struggle strugglein in tho thO singles alnil between Hlnck and 0 Bryan Bryanns Bryanwas was ns a clo close 01 e affair AIalr the former winning Innlnl 8 sIn 810Thl sInIti 10 Iti 7 7S S The Thl scores scoresMens RCOrN scoresMens Mens Mn SinglesOtto InrlOto It Hlnck Tnek Montrlalr Ath Athetlc AflsIdle Idle Club defeated e G 1 Bryan New York Athletic Athleticnub AthteticClub R kN kNhl nub 1 iC K10 Ql 61 75 Roland r d Mallory New IewYork IewYorkAthlptie York Yorkthletle thletle hl Club tub defeated K Kldde Montclalr Ionlcllr Ath AthetlcClnh6l Athlelic lelic etlcClnh6l Club 01 6 12 12Irn 52 52Mens 3 3Mens 11 Mens Irn Doubles loubl0to DoihleiOtto Otto H Hlnck Ilnck and F Kidde KlddellonlPlnlr Kiddelontllllr KiddeMontclair llonlPlnlr lontllllr Athletic Athlt Club defeated deteltrd Roland Rollnd Mel Mainry Mellou sl slIno lou nry and F 1 M Cauldwell Cauldwel New York Athletic Atbleto Club 6436 64 3fl 62 62Thn 62Th 62Fti Thn Th Hollywood 101wood Onlf Club Cilb announces an anithor anothr another other tennis tournament tOlrnnllnt to h hA held on the theJub thefuh theltlb fuh Jub ronrts out West WIAt End N J play pla beginning beginningmly bpllnnln bpllnnlnJlly beginningJiil Jlly Jiil mly 15 I There will 11 be bl mens singles alniies womens womensilncles womenssingles omlna omlnaImls singles Imls mens mlnR doubles dOlblef handicap womens womensIngles 1ompna 1ompnaFIIp womenssingles Ingles FIIp handicap hAnnllAP and mixed doubles dOlhllf On OnInly OnllllP Inly 22 the mens handicap singles alnilea will wl be bestarted bo b bstarted 111 started and on Aug Ul e tim mens doubles and andvomenfl ondWOmlnA en ensvomeflR MRrtf vomenfl WOmlnA ant doubles dOlbl for the club cub championship championshipelieduled championshipThe hamplonhlp hamplonhlpTht Tht The clb ClUb chlmplonahlp championship In mixe mixed douhllf doubles 1f is isSChedIlled elieduled chdllld for Aug 13 as a well 11 as a similar similarvent similarevent Imlar Imlarevent event vent In mens len singles Alnllls and womens womensIIRrles womensIIRrlesn singles singlesAn singlesAu An Au n Invitation Inlatlon lawn tennis tournament tournamentns tournanentaa was ns begun hllll yesterday ypatertak at the Ardeley Club Clubeveral CubSlnral ClubSeveral Several Slnral of the crack crac players play er competed In Inouhles IndOlbll ineloihlps dOlbll eloihlps ouhles The scores scoresWrenn 10rla 10rlaWrnn scoresWrenn Wrenn Wrnn and Flncke Fnke beat Little Ltle and ad Leroy LerT 0 97 7 62 2 6 03 3 Allen Altn and C M 5 Watson Watan beat Hackett Hackettnd Hacketland Hackettand and nd Alexander Alr sntcr S6 36 68 68 62 6 36 3 6 6ew 61 61New 63 63jew New ew York ork A C Athlete Athlttl wins Scottish ScottishLong SCotUlh SCotUlhLonl eottlahLong Long Lonl Jump Championship ChampionshipHarry Camplonihlp CamplonihlpBArr ChatuplonihlpIlnrry Harry BArr P McDonald lcDonnlr of the New e York A 0 0arrled Oorrlld 0carFied orrlld arrled the th clubs clb colors to victory Ictor In he hemnteur h hImatlr heamateur amateur Imatlr championship cllamploDhlp of Scotland Scotand held heir a attlo aItlo alittle Itlo little ttlo more than a week ago at Ibrox Park ParkiliRCOw Parkfnal0W ParkGliscow iliRCOw fnal0W He lp secured Ielrpd tho title tll In the broad broadlimp hroadJump broadjuinsit Jump limp with wih 21 I feat 3 31 Inches Inchl beating beatng his hispurest hi hilarlM hisnearest purest larlM opponent opponlnt by b more than six Ix Inches Incheslthotish Incheslthoulh lnehesAlthough Although lthoulh he he represented rlp entld the New I York Yorkf YorkI A I f McDonald lePonlr wan eligible 1ble to compete competeH competenshte n nshte H he hI was WA horn In Scotland ScotlandSeveral Scotand Scotandpral ScotlandSeirai Several other otht ot her creditable erCltlbl performances performancesrere were Wlr aprompliBhed aompl hd at thp hireling melnR W V I Iindorrton n nAndr DAnderson Anderson Andr on Bellalioinlln pIAholln Harriers JMrler won the thenil Ihehnlf thehitif hnlf nil mile mie Ui I minute Ilnltl 5R 8 48 4r seconds Icond which whicha IA a new ScottlHh Hcotl h record rlrorl R 8 Slronaclion Slronacli f4tronacliwon tronachwon won on the 1211 121 yard urd hurdln In 16 secondH flat flatThemlle natwhllhellalath08colchrord flatwhicheqllatstheScotchreeord whllhellalath08colchrord whicheqllatstheScotchreeord Themlle hemll was wasronhyIM wa wawon wasoil won ronhyIM oil h hy J 1 II GOlgh jongh Bellahouslln elahousln harriers Harrlersn IArrlor IArrlorIn In n 4 minutes mlnntlA 34 2416 15 seconds Hnlswell of the thnllshland thAIhhIAnr thehilghlantt 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nextThun nextThunday nxt next Thurs Thuuda Thursday bteen day da la I concerned oocred It may mal be said eld that tat such luoh a aevent an anTnt anevent event Tnt la I out of the tb question Queston but there tere Is stl stla stl still stilla a chance oh nc of a meeting meetDr between the te star atr three threeyearolds thE thEyearaide threeysarolds yearolds at Brighton Brightn Beach eaoh celt lnt Hondas Hondasdistance Mondaydistance onday ondaydlRtno distance dlRtno one mile mie 0 J 1 Fitzgerald Fluerad the te gen senoral eener genoral oral manager Janala of the te Brighton Brllbtn Beach Racing RaolnAssociation RaolngAlooaton RacingAssociation er Association Alooaton laid sid yesterday yeateray that Barry Bar Pane FaynWhitney PaneWhitney PayneWhitney Whitney bad expressed expre d to t him a wllllngnes wllllngnesV wtlnRneu V 0 start Artful next Monday In a mile mie race raceproviding racprTdlnK raceproviding providing prTdlnK ett Trainer Traier Rogers RORer should Iboud give Ilve hi hiconsent his hiscnsent hisconsent other Whitney Whltnehorses Whitneyborl Whitneyhorse consent cnsent Artful Arul left with wtb the th horses borl for Saratoga Snrtoga yesterday yestrday In the care car o oRogers at atROCr ofRogers Rogers ROCr so 1 that It Is up to him to t nay ny whether whetheArtful whetherArtful hther htherArful Artful can come me back here her for a race rac with witlSysonsby withSyonabY withSysonsby Sysonsby Arful next week welk Mr Fitzgerald wlretRogers wired wred wredBOlera wiredltogere Rogers BOlera last laft night for a definite detnl statement statementas as a to his Intentions IntentionsJamos IntenUonl IntentionsJanIce JanIce Jamol R Koone Koen has hl not as yet made madepositive mar a apositve apositive positive declaration In favor faor of or against aillnft Mi Mirace the therace e erace positve dearaton race Ho le apparently appnrenty Is I waiting altDe to find fnd ou ouwhat out outwht outwhat what wht Mr Whitneys plans plan arc Mr Keen Keenasked Keno KenoIkld Keeneasked asked Ikld Trainer 1ralor Row lowf yesterday yestrda when whln Bysonb Bysonbcould 8lnby 8lnbycould Bysonbycould could be gotten gottn ready read for a match math with wit Artful Artfuland ArUuland Artfuland and Rowe replied repled that tht the te Melton Moltn oolt could coulibe culd culdbe couldbe be put on edge In I about a Week lk or more deft deftnltely de denltelT definitoly nltely by next lnt Monday sure lure Both Bot MeMit MeMitKeene Mer MeseraEeene Keene KNI and ad Whitney White are al willing wllnR to t yield yed to t i ipopular a appuar apopular popular demand for a 1 match but they tOY mus musfirst must mUlttrat mustfirst first trat ppuar place ploe the e matter mattr before their tei tralnen tralnenBut tralnenDut trainersBut But as tlmo passes 1lllel turfmtn tfmen are Inclined icIned t tbelieve t to tobelieve believe beleTe that obstacles will wl ari a4 arias which wblo will wilpreclude wl willpreclude preclude precude all al chance for a U tt test st under uldr any clr clroumstanoes cl dr droUmstafloes oumstanoes oumftcs The Brighton Brllhtn managemen managemenmeanwhile maaeement maaeementmoanwhle management managementmeanwhile moanwhle meanwhile stands llndf ready to hang bl up a lioom lioompurso 100 100pure iO000puree puree pure for a sweepstake fpstk whenever hlnovB the owner ownerof ownerf ownerfat ownersof of Sysonby Sanbr and ad Artful Atu express 81pO a willingness wUllngnesto wlltgnesa wlltgnesato to accept aoceptOnce aoopt aooptOnc acceptOnce Once Onc again ual the th folly foly of batting btln big mone moneon money mOMYon on steeplechases etelliechaea wa WA was well Illustrated tutatd In th thsecond the the6sond theaeoond second 6sond event onlt Pagan Pag Bay BT who ho was wa mod modan ma madean an a odds oela on favorite taorlw was a sent It to t the pos poslame POlt POltla post postlame Voorttees another anotheheavily anotherhlaTUy anotherheaylly lame la and noon lon fall foi Sir Voorhef heavily hlaTUy booked starter ftrer broke brk down dow hope hopelesaly hopeIey hopelesely lesaly Iey and ad his hl rider rder dismounted dismounte aa I the anlnmwas animal aImal aImalwaf animalwas was waf suffering ulerlnR intense Int4nse pain Alamansor Alrsor an another anotr another other unsound horse hore pulled pl lM up In such i icondition a aconditon acondition otr condition that It Is Improbable Improbabll that he h wll wllrace wil wlUrace conditon tat race again alaln for some time tme to come Thou Thousands Tbousada Thousands rce sada sands were wer lost loe on Pagan Paen Ploy Be Incidentally IncidentallyWheelock Incdntly IncdntlyWbelock IncidentallyWheelock Yogor Blumentha Blumenthaand Blumenthaland Wheelock dropped droppe 11000 30 YBor BlumeDt and Joe Jo Hayman 12600 260 2S00 each each Joe Rose ROl and andMorris andMora andMorris Morris Mora Hayraan 111man 12000 10 2000 each ech with wth Ed E Stutte Stuttethe Stutt Stuttethe the thl Uchtenstalna Uchtenetln M MarkstKld Markeld Rogers Roelr JJ JJMoCafTertyand JJMoCalrty JJMoCaffertyand MoCafTertyand MoCalrty and the clubhouse clbhouse following folowing suit suitMorris lut suitMorris Morris Morla Black at ck and Julius Julus Frank had gooc goocbeta ao good goodbeta beta bet on Knight Knllht of Harlem Iko lk jThorapsoiand jThompeonand Thompson Thompsonand and Leo L Mayer took Sir Voorheen while whlo John JohrColeman JohnCleman JohnColanian Coleman Cleman showed showA a preference preHencf for Gntebcll Gntebcllrery Gatbel Gntebehivery very erY few flw of the thl big hll betters bttlr cashed ah on Jpt Jptsam ot otfm etearn sam fm In tho tint frst raco rac Elwood was supported supportedby upportd upportdby by Kid Rogers ROlers Joe Hayman Counselor CounsoloiIJohtensteIn C CounselorIAohtetietoln lnlor lnlorIohtnatlln IJohtensteIn Eolo Pcarsall loaual and George Cat Catferata ca Cafferat ferata flra Iohtnatlln MassnMlo laaJ 11 was played by h Loulf LoulfSncll Llis LlisSnol LottieSnell Sncll tt Tim Iayne lInp Bob MoGlyen ItloGiven Bill Bi lack lackWhorlpr Jackmats ackman Snol man Jack tieofnttis lcnnle Fob andlenry and Henry Harris HarrleWhorlr Harrishorler Whorlpr horler wan as backed backfd by b Eddie Edie McDonald McDonaldWhnolock McDonad McDonadI McDonaldVhoolock Whnolock Charley Honey 10nt Dave Johnson Johnsotand Johnsonann Johnsonsnd I and Ed Stutte Joe JOt Rose played plaId Rubric Rubrliacross RubricI Bubricacross across the Stutt hoards with wih Tony TonI Asto to splitting spltUlriiMOO apltni apltniO splittingssoo I MOO acrols O H I Dargin Par gin went to lady IAdy Jocelyn JocelynFor bolynInr olln ollntor For som aorps reason the thl smart smartplayerit mart players playerl haTe haviIs haTeI havealways alaYf always a0l8 hlld heid to the opinion tht that Yake ankee Consul CnsulIs Consulis I is an overrated colt olt Although A1houih he ht won hi hiast his hisat hislast Is last ast at race rac In n a gflllop gAlop these thea operators opra ton believed bellnvwthat bllo bllothat believedthat that C E Rowes Rowls 1 14 A Sorclere Sorcere could culd but hliiIn him himIn buttin In the thl third race with the th result ra u1 that at ho h car carrlrd carrlpr carned ned tho wagers rCI of Joe Slurphy SlurphyJoo Joe Guthorn GuthornMorris GuthornlorlA lutbiornMorrIs Morris rlpr Stack Stlck waler lohn Coleman Jo Jo Joe Triinkett Triinkettmine Trulket Trulketand Trunketand and lorlA W V I hiolioway nlo WILY Frank Tyler the Ilm Ilmmlng Runt Runtinin mine inin Bird hot 2000 Uo on him a place and B BIng 60 60did sodid did uhius Ilr Frank wih with Sot Llcbt Licbteustoin nsteln pln plnInl play playlog log Inl Julua him hll to snow show with wih 12800 S 2500 O Counscloi CounscloiUchtonstaln Cunlrlor CunlrlorJlchtenatQln CouneeiorLiehtonstein Uchtonstaln P I Morgan and Joe Haymat Haymathad Halanhad llayrnanhad had hcaT h hea n wagers on Yankee ankee Consul willFrank will withBob lh lh10h 10h Bob Hose el and nllr Chaley Charley Csh Cash playing iassini iassinia a slnl slnla a plnce plncefrnk nlacerank Frank frnk rank Farrell Joe Jo Cassidy C8ldy the te Sulllv Suliv one aniand oneand a aant and those thoA tarrpl who trail trai with Ith them were hard har hit hitby ht htb bitby ant by b thedefratof the dpflat defeat or Arkllrta Arklrt in I the th Atlantic Atnntl08tkn At antic Stakes StakesArkllrta StakesArklurta Arkllrta Arklr opened opled at 7 to 5 and was waajlndo pounded poundeddown poundedclown down to even money nono only anI to go back bck to 7 to toS S because boue of a heavy beaT plunge pilngeon plungeon on Nwton B Dn Dnnlngtns Bn Bnnintons n nnlngtons nlngtons Guiding Star who was al the 8 llnal llnalchoice Ina Ilnalchotce nlngtns choice eholc ateven atoel money mane Str Senator Senatr Bell Bll who whomoment whobet whobeta bet beta for Vrake cam Into the ring at tko e lat latmom last lastmoment moment mom nt and with It a bundle hundlf of tsoo 10 soo and II 110 1000 1000bills 000 000on bl bills he tried t to gt the whole hole amount down downon i ion on Guiding Htar ftr Stor Bob MoEwen McEwe Tom Contl Contlcan CsU CsUIan Gostiiran can Louis I Snell Bennlngton n and Bob Bb Rose Roseall Ro Roal Roseall all al Ian played llaed Lula Guiding Sntl Dnnln Star while whie Stack Stck Billy BUlyHayes IU1 IU1Hayes BillyHayes Hayes Jesse JeR l ewlsohn lwloln Henry lenrY Hoffman HoffmanJuliUH 10Imanl HoffmanJulius Julius Frank Frnk P J J Hhannon thanon BlumeDthaland Bllmenth BlumeDthal 5lumenthaland and JuluH others othpr went to Arkllrta Arklrt Eole oje Pearsall Pearsallsplit Pearl1 Pearsailsplit split llOOOon Nostromo Sostomo with wl only ani small smal bets betson bt betaon on plt Quorum Qlorum 1000 the tle winner who went up from fromS 3 to l to sevens sevensGarnish eeenGarnish sevensGarnish Garnish In the thl thr handicap lost some BOlid BOlidwagers Rold Roldaler olldwagers wagers for Charles Chlrle handiaf Head lend Smith tmlth Joe Rose RoseJohnny RoA Johnny Iohll 1 aler Walters the th Uchtenstclns 1lchtenalQlnfL lichtenst lne Julius JuliusFrank IuliusFrank ulll ulllFralk Frank Fralk and John Coleman Co oman Jack McOlnnlnsplit McOlnnln lconf lconfaplt kGinnlsspilt split aplt SI500on S5001Iutlng Buttling cleaning ceaning upa nice nie bet bettosiimn betOstiiait I I tosiimn 10 Ostiiait also played Buttling luttlng as did tld some someof someof omt of th tlun rlulihoiiw chlhhol patrons St pal Valentine alentn ntlne was wassupported wassupported 1 supported Aupportlrl by h Aleck AIlck Shleldswho Shlelra Shie dswho who dropped dropd 11500 11500and 150 1500 1500and and by I M I Marks Joe Murphy llrlhy John lipn Steiner Stelnerwho Stiner Stinerwho Steinerwho who played Mm to show and Ind Billy BU Bhil Du lu Bats BolsFred Bl BlFrd BatsFred Fred calhoun split spl a bet bpt on Marmee with withioorge wih wihIorgl withGeorge George Iorgl Curtis tlrtH taking tklnl Tyron TyronMy TnonI TyronMy My I Hueln lueln wan wa need l ed as a means mllna of getting gettingout eltlnl gettingout out on tho clay Inr in the Ih lust race ra hut there was wasno wasno wasno no filch Ilch luck as she was a beaten a none noneTommy no nosefoninty e eTomm Tommy Burns Blrn lodged loged a protest protelt protestof of foul against againstIdle alalnt alalntIdlo againstltil Idle ltil Dream but the stewards would not notullow notallow allow alow Ircam it It Nearly Sllrl every OIPr plunger p hllKer Ittiger of note no took tookMy tookI tookMy My I Buela with the tlp exception exceflon of Lo xo Mayer Mayerdown ltayerwoo lalrl lalrlwho who Jllped itlitiped or off hil his stool and wetit elt UP InD InDdown and I i I down the line 1 betting bettn ns IR much money mono on onIdle onIdle i Idle Dream as the thl books would accept ncclpt It Itwan I Itwas I Iwaa wan said ald that he cleaned ceaned up lp close doe to tijfuHion tijfuHi SI 813110on OO OOon on the result resul Joe Vcagcr lcallr eager had hld a sinnll Illul bet boton bton beton on Duchess lucheaa Ollle Olie to show sho with Ith Grant Iymaii Iymaiiplacing 1lon 1lonplacln luinanplacing placing g a big hil wacer wallr on Grand lrnd rand Duchnsse IlchP aad aidOtto aadUtto aadoto Otto Townsend T01nsend splitting Ipltng 500 ro on Nopal Nopalrrevlous Nopalrevious opl oplPrlviouM rrevlous PrlviouM Hlnners of the Atlantic Atlantc Stakes Stakeswere StaklA StaklAIro Stakeswere were Iro Trumpet Trurlel Prince lrlncA tepppr lpppnr Sombrero SombreroPlater Smbrpro SmbrproPlater SombreroPiuter Plater Nameokf ampokl and Carrie Jonas Jonasstart JoOS JoOSHt ones onesSt Ht alpntne aletitine was not only hlndAre hindered at Ihl the thestart start alnr in the handkap but hit also al o ran without withoutblinkers withoutblnklra withoutblinkers blinkers blinkersStarter blnklra blinkersStarter Starter Cassidy suspended J 7 J J Walsh for fortwodays fortodo fortwodnys twodays todo because of disobedience dl ohllCtC at the post postIn postIn postin In the Atlantic Atluntc Stakes StakesIn Rtnkpr In the third rare W M I Sheftel ahetel started Iarlr a acolt acolt acolt colt named Blair Athol by b Ben Dln Stronie filromeR08e Itronieflose Itroniefloseleaf Rose Roseleaf leaf who ho Is I a full fiI brother to Hoiieben Hoiiebenllcrmis Iotlhln Iotlhlnrmll ltotsehenliernis llcrmis rmll has hal l hr Ien c n galloping laloJlng steadily adl for the thelast thelast thelast last tow II1 ilnys dl1 and nld Is said Aalr to be bl nearly Ilurlr fit If Ifhe I IIhe he wtll toU he will goe 101 today hI 1 probably start In Insome InRomn insome some of the big races rucls at Saratoga SaratogaHohinan Haratolu HaratoluI Saratogahinhinan Hohinan I rode a clever race rrl on Jetsam Itlam In Inthp Inth inthe the th first event 11nt showing cAlr that he could ollrl put ut It Itover Itoer itover over the other oth r grcon Irn apprentice IPprpntcpH with wih ease easeButtling paelutlnl easehiuttiing Buttling lutlnl ran ra nine lnl furlong furtonl in II tho fifth Ith rare rnceIn rre rreIn rarein In IA1 I at I 45 which hlch Is I fourfifths 10urlrh of a alconrl alconrlslower second secondslower secondslower slower than the thf worlds I orld record rlord for the thO dis distance II distance tancl tance He II carried top weight weilht according aeornlnl to toyron tothl tothe thl the scalp Ilvlnl giving eleven pOlndA pounds to Onlar Gamara Gamaraand and tr fifteen on 10 Trl yron It I wn woe the bMt b t per iierformance Illr IllrfOman1 perfeermance formance fOman1 of hi his career carlcr and Owner Mcdlnnls Mcdlnnlswon lclnnlaM won M well pleoRod plald with wih It ItFrnd ItFrnl itFred Fred Frnl Johnsons Tohnaonf Mchulamltn Schulamlu worked worke a mile mileand mileand and a I quarter Qlartlr lx lntsv twcfn en races rcl In II 212 the mil first nrstmile frMt frMtmiA firstnub nub mile In 142 1 It for the miA OaksRobrt OaksRobert Oaks OaksRobert 4 was a prep prlp Brighton BrightonOaks Drirhton DrirhtonOaks BrightonOaks Robert Pavles raII a Canadian Cnldlan millionaire mlimalro was waseprenpnted wasrepresented represented reprlente In II the to handicap by b AHo AlI dOr af a aveyearold I aflveyearold veyearold nVIProld horse horal by h Melton MlltonGoldln MeltanGoiden Golden WInEs Wlnrsrho WInEswho who rho arrived hero h rl from Buffalo Bulalo on Friday Frida FridaThlrl Wlni Titers Thlrl was WI a I quiet tip tp In cIrculation olrpulaton annVthe annVthelorse Inlth horf horse lorse was WIM plald played chiefly ellpny to show fhow But hn hnvas howaa hevas vas caught nlght in the thl b bnaklng harrier at the trt tart aln and after aftermaking making maklnl up lP the t hf lost lostilm around Ildfbrand Ihilnebranu lald ened atlr atlrmaklnl I him up as 1M It was a useless laele8 task Usk in I view vl w of the theerrlflc theterrifc theterrific terrific terrifc 11 pace pl set alt by h the leaders leadersQlAKER IladAra IladAraQr4KER leadersQr4KER Qr4KER STROKE fTnOKE OAR HUnT KVRTLtkln HUnTAtktn HURTAtkin Ltkln or Pennsylvania Plnnanla Varsity anlt Flght FlrhtSI1er FlrhtSI1erIne EIIhLuffer EIIhLufferln Stiff pr print int ln From FromIJIre bijttrlei to Hantti HanttiHercules nal fandsHerctlles Hercules Hlrcllla B Atkln who stroked ftroked the Unl Unlerslty UnlTlralty University erslty Tlralty of Pennsylvania Penne lvnla eightoared ellhoard boat in inhe Inthe Inthe the he Intercollegiate Intlrcollllate races rACIA on the Hudson last lastnonth laetmonth lastlttoflth month has dcvelon deelorer dcvelopeda dn a painful alnflllnJUn Injury as the theesult therlellt theresult result rlellt Almost all al the Quaker unkr oarsmen oarsmln had hadllfflculty har haddimciity llfflculty with their hands han s at the time tme of the theace thArCp therace ace rCp and all al were wlrn afflicted I with Ith sore fore hands handsitkln handeAtkin handsAikln itkln has hAi not been be n able to get rid of the bile bllsers bileters tlrf ters ers on his hi hands handsAlthough handAlhouRh handsAithottgh bla blatlrf Although lhouRh the rare ralp took place nearly nlarly two tworeeks twowelks twoweeks reeks welks ago his hi hands and Ine arms arm to the thl elbow elbowve elhowhlve cihowhave hlve have been In n Awolen swollen contilon condition for the paRt pastifts 11 ifts ve days dave The pain has been heln so fO great trlst that hI he has taR been heln unabln Inanll to sleep flelp more than a few fnwours foi fewhours I hOlr hours ours a night nllit It I Is apprehended apprehlnted that tha the theiffalr IheAlair theaffair affair Alair may ma he serious seriousInternational serinilsInternational Irlollf IrlollfIntlmatonal International Intlmatonal Chess ChessfpteM Cell Cellp Chessp fpteM p clal Celtic Ca rttipatch nJnleh ta Tnt Tnt Sex SexOBTKSD fU StieORrENn OBTKSD Belgium 1111111 July I loIn 10 Tn tho twentieth twentiethound Ipntlethround twentiethround round of the International Intrnatonal chess hlla masters mastersnurnamont mlrl mseterstournament tournament tOlrnnment contested ontftn at the tlo Kurstial Jurlal today todaynnowckl toca tocaJlnollkl toclayisnowski nnowckl Jlnollkl defeated neflatd Burn Dlrn Hum and nnt took tlie thl thi lead leadrom Ipadfrom leadfront from rom lnrooxy lnroc who drew his hi giitnc Innc with withohlcohter wlh wlhSohleehtlr withSchlpchtpr ohlcohter Sohleehtlr Tnrra Tarrnch ch won from Filackliuriin Filackliuriinlarslmll JAclhurH JAclhurHrlrhAI Hlact hurije hurijeMarshall Marshall rlrhAI from frol Tschleorln Tlhllorln Marco MarlD from frol Ala Alain Alanln Alapin I pin in Wolf Wol olf from Teinhiiinnn Tllhmnnl nnd Leonhardt Leonhardtrom Ionhnrdtfrom Ionhartitfrom from rom Tanbenhaus T6lbpnhnu9 The record to dAtA datnlapln dAtAI dateit I it 1 1 it I IAapln 1Alapin Aapln lapln laplnilackburnn 1i 7i llli ll51Marahal1 Marshall Mnrbal1 11 6 9lkbumr gfllarkhurnc ilackburnn ilackburnnlurn lkbumr 7 IS SchlPfhicr 1chlrhIN 13 1 7 7Rum 7Rum Rum lurn lurnanowskl 10 10 Tarrawh Tlrah m 12li 12 m Ili eilanciwskt anowskl anowskleonhardt 14 I 8 Taubenlmus sU 31 3 inu l lIeonhardt lOiIeonhardt Ieonhardt eonhardtlarco 10 10 Telrhmann Telrhinsnn10 10 in int 1 InMarco Marco Malo larcolarocsy 12 8 Tftchlrorln 6 14 14Macy 14Maxocsy14 Macy Maxocsy14 larocsy 14 1 8 iVolf Wolf Wol Ii i ian 1 i1 I an UiTVv e aOL aOLe GOLFAiek GOLF GOLFAlMk AlMk e eVnlth It un ti Make aNNeaeN keIaWeWReerd Tsew Reo wil M MPnblle te tePblC the thePublle Pnblle PblC Ualu UaluA UI A hew Ilwrcorof newrecord record of 69 eerne earned by Aleck AleckBmith AleckBmithwasthe leSmlth leSmlthwtb Bmlt Bmltwasthe wasthe feature fetur of the be playat plyat the Van an Coi Coilandt Cor Con Conlandt landt Park links Uni yesterday yttrday where wber there ther w wa was wasa a muster mustr of professionals profllonals to get a line on tl tlcourse the theooure thecourse course ooure In advance of the open cornpetltli cornpetltlito cofnpotitiou cofnpotitiouto to be b held on avnnc Thursday and Friday Seventy Seyenttwo Sevnty Sevntytwo Seventytwo two holes of modal play are to be negotiate negotiatetho nogotat negotiatedtho tho start to be made onThursday on Thurday Thursday morning roornlnat mornlneat at 0 oclock The tournament tQurlament committee ooramlttoWH oomlttee oomltteeW committeeV WH W V H Beers 810rs Charles Kirchner John C OCoi OCoinell OCn OCnnel OConnell nell nel W R R Moon and D H Thomas m myesterday met metyesterda matyesterday yesterday and announced nno nc the the prizes prizs woulbe would wouldbe wouldhe be six In number numbr of Usa 150 1100 uo 100 MO S0 0 Ho 40 0 K Kand 10 10and 30 30and and 20 In addition additon there ther will wi be a special specltprize epeclalprize specialprize prize of 125 75 5 tothe maker mlkr of the best bet thirty thirtysix thlrtysix thirtyaix six holes each h Ia day dayThere dayThere dayThere There were about abolt 400 40 followers folowers of the rfota rfotable rotable ota otable ble four fou ball bal match math yesterday In which hlch tb tbnew the tbenew thenew new record was W made Aleck lok Smith an anStewart and andBteWr andStewart Stewart BteWr Gardner were opposed oPpose to Will WI And Anderson Anderon Anderson erson eron the open champion and Herbert HerberStrong Herbr HerbertStrong Strong Btron a new arrival arrivl from Cambridge Eng England ng ngland g gland land where were he was employed employe by the Go GoMotor UOl UOlMao og ogPIaiog Motor Mao Golf Gol Club and held the professions professionsmark proflonalmark professionalmark mark for tho eighteen ehhten hole course cune of 7 7Strong 13 13Rtronl 73Strong Strong Rtronl Is not acclimated atrlmate and was not up t this to tohlRlame tohis his hlRlame game by a long 10nl shot and while wble he halve halvewith hlved hlvedwith halvedwith with Anderson AderAon on eleven elevln holes hole hoi Strong dli dlinot did didnot didnot not win In a single sIn ie Instance His total ttl wa wasn was InsUnce Hl sn 0 and Anderson slnlle s score of 74 was al also alo th thbest the thebet tilebest best ball bal on every try green gretn for his team teamSmith team teamSmith Smith and ad Gardner won out by S up and Ind nd 4 Rmlh to ploy plo with Garner a best bpst ball of 17 67 7 MOardne lordlIer Oardnewon Oardnron lordlIerwon won on out for wih the thl pair Jlr on the bll fifth frh ana and M flft fftenth fftenthhaIlS fifteenth fifteenthholes entl entlholes holes haIlS each ach time with wih a 3 and he halved willSmith will wt withMnith Smith on ten 1 tmo n holes two of them being In 3 3Gardners 3Uardners 3s 3sGardners Gardners card cart was Vi 30 301 3074 3074A 74 74A A long ball bal from tli the tee tlf followed up b bthe bthe by bythe the most IOt brilliant brilant and consistent play with Wittthe wltl withthe the inoshle alhl and putter ltH nnt made the round seen seenan sfem sfeman seeman an easy eal one to Smith Smih On the fourth am aml and andeleventh andeleventh eleventh l onl holes U l respectively l l of f 30 309 inn and 3t 311 311yards JI JIyards rllpctlel yards ards he hf ran down puts pu t for 3 and he ha haa had hada a 2 on the l 11 165 S yard ard seventh hole His Is rec rccord record record ord card cad was wasOut wasOut wasOut Out 4 4 8 I 4 4 2 I 481 481In 481In 4813 In 4 3 4 4 4 4 4According 6 S tStt tSttAccording 63 According to the thl M 11 G A official onlcla ineasurt ineasurtment meaaurmMt ineastirement ment AcoorJnl the round Is II of S48U 1466Ylrdl a 465 yards tho In hole holeprofessional hollA hollAbelnl itoleabeing belnl being 314 3124 atda o l Charles arlpe Thor Ihoin htlr held Ih IhIlrofselonnl the theprofessional professional record arl of 73 made three threl yean yeanago yearsago tnr tnralo ago until this spring when hln Bernard nrnar Nlcholl Nlchollalso Nichollsalso Ichol alo also untl made a 73 Iprlnj Tlui course Is I better btlr bun bunkered hunklrld huitkereci kered klrld now no than when Thorn Thor made maro his scorn scornbut leor leorbut scorebut but as a setoff etl tho turf In I now In much lch better betteicondition hter hterconditon bettercondition condition conditon was wasSmith casSmith The Th bent bt tur ball bal score acot for the thl mate matewas mAtch mAtchSmltb matchcas Smith 4 8 Gardner4 Gardner 4 4 I I I 4 2 I 4SO 4SOAnderson 48 480Anderson Anderson 4 Strong4 4 I 4 S 4 4 4 e 63 5SO 5SOSmith S5 S5Smith Smith Andenl 4 Gardner4 Gadner4 0 I 4 4 4 8 6 I 5 B 687 687draol 5S87 5S87Anderson Ht HtAnderson Anderson draol A Strong4 Ilrnr4 4 1 5 4 3 6 I 6 tJO7 tJO7There 3074 3074There 07 There are fifty ffy odd od entries In II it all al which In Ineludes Incudee inclOdea eludes a half dozen do n young homebred bomebrld pro professlonals lirotisstonals roo rooflelonala fesslonals cudee flelonala haf Playing Plarlnl younJ In singles yesterday yesterdajGeorge yesterdayGeorge estrdny estrdnyOeorwe George Low made ss 41 471 4178 7 Tom Anderson AndersonSr Lw Sr 3T 4 411 4481 81 and Horace Rawllnir Rwltl 39 43 4382 4382O 82 0 A Dunning Dunnlnl and Jefferson leleron W Coe COl both botlof bothof bothof of St Pauls School Garden Garen City CI wen wenstarters werestarters er erstrtre starters In the Greater Boston InterscholastliAssociation InterscholastIc InterscholAsto InterscholAstoAeo InterscholastIcAasoGiation strtre Association laUon championship last week at the thijTem theCllntr theCQIntrT CQIntrT Aeo cIu Brookine Brookline Dunning Qualfd Qualfdth qualified qualifiedwith Cllntr with th 86 but Cub 10 lout t In th the stoon second round to jTem jTempleton Tlm Tlmpleton Tem Templeton pleton 881 Brlggs by s and 3 John B Hylsn o othe of oftbe ofthe the Lowell Low rfls li textile xtUe school and H H WldAr WldArof Wilder Wilderof Vlldn Vlldnof of Lowell Lw1 High School met In I the thirty thirtysix thrt thrtIx thirtysix Towel Ilh six Ix hole hol final HYla Hylan I down In the morning morningL morningwlnnlne morningwinning winning nna L by j I up ills II medal meal score was ae 55 6 6Elmball 79164 Rluhar Richard Kimball Kmbal Brookline Brookll High Highbeat Highbeat Highbeat beat 71161 A Sweeney weeney Andover for the consola oonsolaThe consolaton consolalion ton lion oupby cup by t up inthirtyseven n thlrtyseven holes holesThl bolesThe The Thl finalist tnalfts for the first trft cup at the thl Great GreaIsland Greatbland GreatTaland Island Golf Club tournament on Saturda Saturdawere Saturdawere Sattirdawere were W J Travis and A I G Iockwood eac eacof eeh eehof eacof of whom had made a Bdurlng 61durlnl the tourns tournsraent tournnment tournameet meet They The were ero all al squsre fqlfr at the thl sigh elirhteenth plhtenth sighteenth teenth ment hole Travis winning wlnnlnl on the th twentysecond twentysecondhole tenty econd econdhole Handicaps Hadlcapl have been Issued lled by h th the Western WesternGolf Wetrn WetrnGol SesternGolf Golf Association H I J Tweedle T tdlt compiling compilingH eOIPl1nl enmpiiinthe I Ithe Gol the rattngs Aeocaton the l list showing 10 4110 players ratr rate rateat I Iat at 18 ratnl or unopr tinder Those with lh thl the lelft lowest raUnl1 ratings ratingsfollow I follow followii folow I Iwl1if H Chandler Ie Egan gart scratch E M Brers and andWalter andWalter I IWallr Walter wl1if Kgan 3 D 5 K rW h Sawyer Sawter8 Kenneth l uf Edwards EdwardsWalter EdwardsWalter l a s Walter Fairbanks C C H I MacdoniUd U donld Raymond RaymondRussell RamondJ Ra3nloneiRusseii Russell Mason E Pbelps I R r Mundy u Loiils N NJames NJamec James J R J K nl Hunter nr S J Faults l l lSmih and Dniee D DSmith pSmith Smith Smih 4 R E IL Daniels R I Hoagland n I 1 Fred Fredericks Fredercks Frederleks ericks ercks 0 W V Potter Jr W P Scbau W V B Smith SmithAlden SmithAldn SntthAlden Alden Swift Swit and J D Towne TowneGIVE r rGIVE S SGI1E GIVE PERMIT PEmlT FOR CUP RACE RACENassau RACEa5n RACEassan Nassau a5n assan County Count Supervliew lpln1en Formally Sanc Sanction lao laoUon ano anotlon tion VanderbIlt andlrblt Content ContentAs Co t ts As s had hae been blen expected Ixpcild the thl th Nassau 8au County CountyBoard CountBoar CountyBoard Board Boar of Supervisors 8ulprvl or yesterday yetlraY gave ta Vf their theirformal theirformal theirformal formal consent cnalnt for the thf running of the Vender Vanderbllt Vandlr Vandlrblt Venderbilt bllt blt Cup race raC and the elimination elmination trials tnall to todecide t todecide decide the American mrCn team tm in tbe contest contestThe ontCt ontCtThe contestThe The elimination llllnatlon trials are scheduled ecbedlled for forSept forSept forSept Sept Sept 23 while hie the race rac Is to be b held hlld over overthe oerthe overthe the same course ure on Oct 14 The petition petitionasking Plttlon PlttlonaRklng petitionasking asking for the use lao of the thj roads gave Ia the hours hoursfor hourifor hoursfor for the elimination elmination trials trlal as from S A M Muntil 7sL 7sLtintil L LIntl until Intl noon and from 5 A M 1 until unti S oclock oclockIn ocock ocockIn In the afternoon aftrnoon for the main mlin contest cneet Robort Robortlce 10h Bohertice r Ice Morrell chairman of the American Amenta Auto Automobile Automobie Autontoitiie mobile Iorrel Association oclatlon racing board boar was B the thosigner theslner thesigner signer mobie of the petition petltlonaud racne oud he ne was a at Mlneolo MlneoloI 1111onoud I I yesterday o terda while wbie his hi petition petton wa 18 was under underconsideration uldr uldrcn undercortaf consideration considerationBefore cortaf decal Lou LouBefore cn Before reraton reratonfor giving their thfl formal forml consent nMnt a peti petition pet petition for 11lng tion signed by b thirtyfive thlrtlvl residents flden of olllmfl Hump Humpstead Hemp5tad llnrd stead ton Westbury Wstbur lien Ien Cove Coe and Westbury Westburyuse Wlsthur WlsthurStation WesthttryStation Station was a rlad read which protete protested against the theUSI thetts tts use of the thl roadsfor roada for automobile automobie races rrs From rrornthe Fromthe rom romthl USI thl the quickness luloknee with Itb which the objecting objectnr peti petition pt petitiotl tion was wa as disposed dlRPoe of Iteeemed Ilemt as If the Super Superof Supr SuprIors Supersisors Iors kn knew tht that t be far greater 6 maorlt maorltof majority majorityof of their constituent contilent wished wlehe to have ha vo the thl con contesU conteeu contests tests held In Nassau county cunt Af After 1lr Ur lost years yearsrace yearsrace pars parsracl race teeu many man residents rcaldente who had ad at first tnt opposed opposedtho oppose opposedthe the racl Idea changed their thllr minds on account accountof accnnt of the Irl thousands thoulnt eanied of dollars noiar spent In the lo locality 10calty iocahity cality the thl Lay the contest cOltest was wa run rln Mr MrMorr MrMorroll Ir Irlorr1 calty Morr Morroll ll assured 1 the Supervisors UIrvl ora that there thereluring themoU therewould would lorr1 oU d be aeuret no speeding peelne al ott the CIII course IXIpt IXIptdurin except exceptduring luring durin the races rlald racosand and that thatmen men would ould be posted postedDong pOtAr poitcdalong Dong the thl roads radM to prevent any an racing He Hetan HealAo liealso aonl also tan aiiH said ha he MntiM would niiranniiltl peronalr personalir ein al sc tllnf thlt tile thl law InWIBS 10 10wa lawwas wa was not violated Iolattd which hich alrtlon assertioti has IBS some someweight eomewllrht somewetght weight wllrht because hecaulo Mr lr Morreil Iorel Is a I practicing practisingattorney prnctlDI practicingattorney atorney atorneyCOlN attorneyCohN attorney attorneyC0V C0V COlN 3IAV 1I I4 ENTER COLVMRIA COLVMRIAaok COUlDI COUlDIOaok COLtVRIAOrsok Oaok Orsok aok Athletic Athletc Club Cnb Mile le Banner Ranntr a Probable ProbablePharmacy ProbablePhamaoy ProbablePhaoizlaoy Pharmacy Phamaoy Student StudentIt tndllt tndlltI It I Is understood Indor o that tnlt ther Is a good chance chancehat chnnethAt chancethat thAt Harvey Cohn the Ih long lonl distance tlatan1 runner runnernd rnner rnnerJnd runnernd nd champion toiler ior of the Metropolitan Metropolitanistrict lltropoltan lltropoltandletrlct Metropolitandistrict Jnd district may entor Columbia Coilmbla this fall fal Cohn CohnIt It t Is 1f said a1d has had the Intention Intenton of doing dolnl this thisor thisror thisfor for or some line hiI and hAS been preparing hun htmlf hunt himself self lf for the course In the onllege Otlil of pharmacy pharmacyThe pharmacThl pharmacyThe The t course In that school Ihool Is not ns long as asn MIn asin Thl In n the ourl regular reel ar collegiate cleRlat department depatmAnt Cohn Cohnvlll Cohnwi ohn ohnwill vlll be Ineligible for the Intercollegiate cham chamilonshlps chal chaiispionshlpe Illglble ilonshlps wi for a year because hcau of the rule rlp re retarding rl regarding tarding open competition complttonp He HI will wi there thereore thlre thlrero therefore ro fore ore If I he h takes the contemplated contmJlate step fIP rep repesnnt rlp rlprpNnt represent resent rpNnt Columbia Collmhia for probably not more than thanwo thant thantwp t twp wo seasons seasonsThe seasonsThe The aefons aefonsThe addition of Cohn to the thl Columbia Columbianrces Columbiaforees oluenhiaforces forces nrces would wOlld certainly help track athletics athleticsitt athletra athletralt itt lt the local 10lal university 111lrslty considerably Cohn Cohna la a fast faft man for almost any anY distance fromjoo from frl froittflOl joo yards ards to two miles mlen There I here ore ar many manylersons mampprsons manspersons persons 00 who consider that he hI has hal a good goodihanco goot goodchance chance to heat Munson In a mile mil race Cohn Cohnins Cohnhn olin olinhas hn has ins done 4 minutes 28 1s neconds fAconds the per perormance plr plrformano perlorinance formano ormance with which he won the thl Metropolitan Metropolitanihaniplonshlp Melropoltan MelropoltanchAmpionship Meropolltanchn chAmpionship chAmpionshipuhln chn ihaniplonshlpKuhlln nipionshipIlutiiln Kuhlln uhln Leaves for the te We Wft West t Today Todaylus Toa Toala his la Ruhlin R uhln accompanied aceorpnnled by h 1 his manager managernd manaRerand managerand and nd tralnnr Billy Hiy Madden IAddfntne the latters laterA wife wifend lfR lfRsnd snd nd son on will wi start stat today for San Francisco Franciscoithlln FranclFcoRlhln FranciscoRlihlltl Rlihlltl ithlln Is I matched to meet Jim MoCormlrk MoCormlrkf ot Rlhln f Texas TIXS before hlfore the Col Clma Colma ma A 0 Colma Cal Caln Cal Calon on n Aug IUg 11 II Thn ho mill mi Is 1f I practically praotelly to a anlsh afnl aflnit nlsh fnl John Ti Sullivan Rulvan Is looking 100klnl out for forIcCormlcks forMcCormlckf forMccormicks IcCormlcks McCormlckf business hlalneas ana is so confident confidenthnt conntont conntontthat confidentthat that his man mln will I win In that he h has agreed agreedhat aRrld aRrldthat agreedthat that the winner winne shall Ahal take tIkl 75 per cent ientnd centnnd ent entand and nd the thf loser loalr 2 U per Pr cent cent of the purse purl The Theienare Thempn Thenip mpn nip ienare arl are tofjght to fight for 60per 6 50 ppr per cent of the gross grosspfi gre grossreceipts receipts Thil This 1f tit conAlterd considered a nthlr rather Iblrnl Iblrnloler liberal liberaloffer pfi pfiffer fpCllpt offer ffer even for hnwlllhlf heavyweight Madden Madton sail sailesterday Mid Midrfsterda saidyesterday yesterday oler rfsterda that hn has 10f received reellVd word from fromBmes fromJRmef fromJames James Bmes Caffroth Calroth of the thl club that thlt Marvin Hart Hartlll Hartwi Hartwill JRmef will lll meet mlet the thl winner wlnnlr on Labor Day Va hut hutaddon blt hutladden wi addon hardly hard believes hllolf that Hart lart will wif keep keepils keopla h ils la word The veteran ptlran manager mansler hy the way ways wa waI wayis I is 1 s writing a book shout f 101t the Inside In lde history historyf of f the rltng prize lrlzl ring rlnl Madden Iaddln has had thirty thlrtyive thirtytve thirtyfive tve five ive years ear experience eprlono of the game gameCKDAnnrpsT Iame IamePolo gamePolo Polo PoloCEDAIJfRt PoloCinAanrnCl CKDAnnrpsT CEDAIJfRt July Jil 10 10The The Rockaway Rockawayiuntlng RockawlT RockawlTHuntnl RoclcawayHunting Hunting Huntnl Clubs first trft four defeated deflale theGreat theGreateck thl the Great GreatNeck Xk eck Polo Clubs Cub team today toda on the th ground groundf Iround Iroundof of f the thl former organization orlnlzton here hlre It I was waf tho thoemlflnal thneemllnn thosemifinal semifinal eemllnn match of the National Nntor1 Polo Asso Association tssocitition a acilton ciation tournament for the Rockawny Roka wa Hunt Huntnc 1lt 1ltIns huntinc Ins inc cilton nc Club Iuh cups Great Orlnt Neck Nel had ten tln goals goalshe Ionla Ionlahldap goalshandicap handicap and Rocklaa Rockaways clover four tteen fifteen fifteenci ci that thl the ham tlal teans alowed ailosecl fw five goals t to tothe 10 thp the he North orth Siders SldCrl The Thl home hor team won by byh h htho hyliii tho h score alor of 13 goals to 8V 5 The Tle teams tPlms lined linedp InP linedtilt follows followsrtoikuwsy follows1tolcaway I tilt p as a folowl rtoikuwsy 1 klway Hunting ntnl Cluhl Wllllsm Wilam A llatard llatardaplalr MacaolesplaiO

aplalr nplalr 2 Ren Ren4 LA L Uontagne Jr 5 3 1 Daniel Danielnnunrey hattIe1Chaunrey aarl snle snleChaUnte nnunrey ChaUnte Jr 4 Daex Dacl Dae P F Collier Coln 3 Total Ttal nan nanllcap banc1tsp llcap dlall IS ISGreat 16Gral ISGreat Great Neck Polo Club ClubI I Joseph Joc1 P Or Grac Grace ce cap captin captale tale tin 22 22Arhur Arthur Duiien nllen J 8 I TOlnAnd townsend DurUen DurUenHuek Il 8 hark Aek 11 I C tlrolcaw nrkaw a Total hAndicap 10 10ORANOB 10ORAN ICOitANli ORANOB ORAN I N J July Jul 10 The Somerset Somersetounty SOllrpet SOllrpetolnty Soniercetntliti ounty olnty ntliti y Country llnlr Club ub defeated rpfpated the Squadron Squadronsecond Sfuadron SfuadronI SqiittdronA I A second soln team here hprl today tda In the first frpt of the therrles theaprhf theserlis rrles aprhf of matches mlt hes In the Invitation Inlaton tournament tournamentf tlrnament tlrnamentof of f the FSSPX Islx County ount ounty Country Club The score scorequadron scornSeluadron coroBllldron quadron Bllldron A second ln team COlntry 1 L goals 0019 Somerset Somersetounty SompuetCount SomersetCount Count ounty Country Cuntry Club uuals uualsiSArlw als iSArlw I NEW MW iEw YORKS i YORS i s IN FIFTH FFTH PMC PMCGRIFFITHS PLACE PLACBORIFITS PLACEGRIFFITHS GRIFFITHS ORIFITS S AMERICANS AM R1CANS SHV SHVOUT SIVT SIVTOUT siwr siwrOUT OUT THE DETROIT TEAM TEAMChMbro TEAVCHbr TEAMCheebro ChMbro CHbr In Invincible Invntlbl Form Fo and a Cto CtoSUrt 300d 300dStart Start Strt It I Made In the te Wwt WI WeitPhhldei WeitPhhldeiphlai tPlad Phlladfr PhlladfrphlM l lpha phlM pha Tie 1e the tt Cleveland CIvtland for or Seoon SeoonPlaoe Second SecondPlaDRaln eeond eeondPlaneRain Plaoe PlaDRaln PlaneRain naln Prevent Peent Two Game GameThe Oaml OamlThe GameThe The New York Americans made a goo goostart ROo good goodatarI start ltr yesterday yestrda on their second econd crusade t tthe t tthe to tothe the West Following ololngup up their brace begin beetrnine beglnnine beginfling nine over OTr a week ago they tho shut out th thDetrolts thDetrolh the theDetroits Detrolts Chesbro being In Invincible form fornThe formThe formThe The victory put Plt the thl New Ne Yorks In fifth tt place placirain placerain placerain rain preventing preventnl the ChicagoBoston earn earnand Iame Iameand gameand and the Bostons falling back to t sixth place plaotThe plao placeThe The Philadelphia Phladelphlal defeated d lelted the tb Lojolelei LojoleleiOevelands Lolalee LajoieleesClevelands Oevelands Cle1elandl and tied ted them for second acond place placThe placeThl placeThe The Thl St LouisWashington LousWlhlneton game was wa post postponrd post P051poned ponrd ponld on account of rain ralt The results resultsNew rlsults rlsultsNew resultsNew New York orl 8 Detroit 0 OPhiladelphia 0Phiaelpha 0Philadelphia Philadelphia Phiaelpha O Cleveland Cenland ClevelandITACOINO 1 1STANDING a a84NDtl STANDING 84NDtl Or THB mi CMJM CMJMClUM CUI CLSJSIClubS ClubS W n L PC Club w L pc PIChicago pcgr PCChicagoII Chicago ChicagoII 41 24 631 New YorkSO York r 30 54 4 40 40Cleveland42 409 409Cleveland Cleveland42 gr Cleveland Fi 42 J 28 M 015 18 Boston Boston29 g o f 20 33 44 44Philadelphia42 468 468Phliadriphia42 Philadelphia42 Vlladlpbla4 20 618 St Louis louts25 25 2 44 80 80Uttroll 81 862 862Delrott33 Uttroll Olrol8 Delrott33 sa 85 3 485 4Wablnlon Washlnrton2S 3 43 4 54 54NKW 818 818Nf 545NIW NKW Nf roim A L z s DETROIT PETIOI1 o oDKTHOIT 0lirltolT DKTHOIT IPTIOIT July 10 10Plther 10Piteher Pitcher Chesbro wh whban who whoba whohas I ban ba been touted as being bell all ulln In and a dea deaone deld deldon dead deadone one on gave ave a demonstration demonstraton today that thamen thatplaces thatplaces places him In the same class with thl the Itadlnl teading teadingbox box men Of course COlrMe he received rleled gilt i Pdgsupport edge Idle Idlealpport edgesupport support alpport but the th fact that not u I single IlnIA De Det Detrolter Dotroiter t roller registered Illsllrld In safety Ifet at the second sac sacshows sack sackshows aekshows shows that Chtmbro Ch bro pitched plthAd some Of the thitwo thetwo thetwo two hits llts that are accredited to Detroits S bats batsmen batsIIPn men IIPn hut one alA was WIA clean leID Lindsays wjilli wjillithe whie whiethl ssbilethe the thl one to llclntyres column coluln was a a stash slaslthat alashthat stashthat that struck in front frolt of the plat plate and ad bounded bounderso boundedso so high hlih that this ball bal was still tlin In the tlO ulr when wherMoltityre whenIdltfr whenMnhittvre Moltityre Mnhittvre imsced the first sack ck Conroy Irthn In InthA inthe the Idltfr left Ie t garden la ed ate up frlt seemingly emlnll hits hlH Hli Hlirunning 111 111runnlu 111runiiini running runnlu Jumping Jumplllone jardln one hand witch 1ltoh of Craw CmwfordH CIW CIWfordM Crawfords fords lute drive wan W8M the th feature featur the baU batbeing baUblnl baUbeing blnl being tagged talld InA drlt and ald shlpptd for a three bugger buggerCatcher baglpr baglprCathlr baggerCatcher Catcher Cathlr Jack limiter aton late latH of Milwaukee Milwaukeejoined Mlwauke MlwaukeJolnd Milwaukeejoined joined the New Yorks here today toda and prac practised prac1d practised tised 1d well Thin Thl Is how the runs were made madeKeller madl nudeKehletbeat Keller IIICrbat Kehletbeat beat l a bunt bUit In the th fourth fOlrth Inning one onelook and andtonk andlek look second cold on ElberfrJdVi out at first Irst The TheKCOIV Theseo TheScots Scots wan a put up on Wllllanms Wllam1 spank Klank to lea lelfor leafor letfor seo for three tlr sacks The Th next came camt on al Conroy Conrosto V Vtwo s stwo two bane hit to t tc left and Kellers Keler smart rart and andclean andclen andclean clean clen hit In the IIt same direction The IHH IHHcnmn IIHt IIHteAm last lastclime Rare clime In the tl ninth on Chases Gha tlrlcton AA drive drlf just JuR left leflof leftof leftof of second secondoia Icond for 101 a baseYeagers ba8Ycalr base JY eagers clever cltvlr sacrifice sacrificeflin eucrI sacrificeChases cp flin i f n l V l A Ato ChalH1 Chases dnrlnl daring Hta steal of third and Fulzs Fulzsto Fultes fly flyto to Crawfordwhich Crwfordwllc Crawford which would have havl been an ou ouThn out outatlthl outetthe atlthl etthe plato tad V Ddran ran tot not played dumb bal baR baRThe The score scoreDKTROIT IcorA IcorADIRO scoremrtaoiv DKTROIT DIRO N11WTOBIC N11WTOBICR NRW YORK YORKR TOSSRSPAI R RSPAI B r A H I ltUPAS ltUPASflarrettctO H I T A K KBarrett J Barrett narttcO flarrettctO cto 0 i 0 olConrorcf 0 Conrotcf1 ConrocL 1 2 I 5 0 o0Leary 0 0OLrrMO 0OLeary 0Leary OLrrMO iLO sn 0 4 3 1 Heeler Kele rt I 8 1 0 0MclmyreIfo 0 0MelllrIO 0Mcintyre MclmyreIfo MelllrIO Mcintyre 110 180 t 8 0 0 EIherfiildnsO JlbrteldO r 0 i iCrawfordrtO 6 I ICrawlordrlO 1Crawfordrf0 CrawfordrtO 0210 0 2 I 0 Wllllams2b 11Iams2b 0128 0128Courhllntbo 0 I 2 8 0 0Cou 0CnUghiinibO Courhllntbo Cou hln8b 0 I 3 1 ChaseII 1 2 212 12 0 0Schaefer2bO 0 05ebalr2b0 0chaefer2b0 Schaefer2bO 5ebalr2b0 0 8 1 0 Yeagcr3bo Vcager3b 1 j 0 2 2Undsay 0 0l 0I1nday Undsay l ndsstbO ibO i g i i 0 Fultzcf Fultzcf0 lzct 0 0 i 0 oIioranc 0 00 0IiorancC Iioranc IiorancC 0 034 0 S 4 0 McGutreo McGulrcO 0 0 9 1 1rllllan 0 0lla 0Itliianp rllllan lla Itliianp p 10 0 o I 3 0 Chesbrop0 ChesbrpO 002 002Totals 0 0 2 0 0Totat 0Untais0 Totals Untais0 0 9 2 27 i1 IS 21 21 Totals TotI8 S 0 27 2 j 14 1 1New 1a New eIYork York 0 0 0 01 1 1000 1 0 0 0 1 18 180 8 8Detroit Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Two 0 O0 O0Two 1 1Two Two ba base iue hit hlonro hltConroy Cnnrny Three Three base hit bitWit bitWittams Wil Williams tams lam Sacrifice hits hltYAger Yrager 121 2 21 Elberfcld 1 First Firstbaseonbalh Flrslbase FirstbaseonbahlOtT baseonbalh base baseonbahlOtT on bil 11 Off Kllllan Kila I Struck out outD outBy By Kll Kllllan KUUn Ku Kuhan han 3 by Chisbro 5 First Fir hase hae on frrors erorsDe erorsDeIrl errorsPc errorsPcImIt De Detroit troit Irl I hI New ew York 2 Stolen t01en bases beElbtrld beElbtrldChl hasesSiberfeld hasesSiberfeldChase Elberteld ElberteldChase Chase Chl 121 2 Left Lf on liases bMesclrolt Detroit 2 New w York b 5Umpire bUmpllonnolr bUmplreConnoiiy Umpire Umpllonnolr UmplreConnoiiy Connolly Time TlneI Timei 1 hour and 33 8 minute minuteAtlendaiice mIDulaA minUtesAttrndauceI700 Atlendaiice A AttrndauceI700 AttrndauceI700PflILaOStPHIA lendaltel 1701 17011nuAnKirHU 7O 1nuAnKirHU PnLDIOU U A L LI 6 CLIVKLAND eLEVIAND a aCLrvmND SCL aCrevaiNo CLrvmND CL VIIlNO July in 1lCleveland Cleveland presented prtAenlN the thePhiladelphia ther theIg1 thePhiladelphian Philadelphia with the game bit afternoon Four Fourerrors Fourerrors errors r without Ig1 the A hs semblance bf of a hit It let the r vUllors vUllorscor ialtorascore IBf score cor three Ihre runs In the ito first half bl of the ninth nlnU and andwin alc andwin win Wil The M score scoreCLKVELAND scorCLI scoreCLSVSIANn CLKVELAND CLI ELAND PnlLADILPBIA PnlLADILPBIAn PHIDELPI lOUADKLVHIAltiiPAS n ltiiPAS Hr H P A 1 E I nn f nILPAz nILPAzJacksonif R p AI AIJacksonIf A a Jackso JacksonIf 1 1 t 5 0 0 1 Hartaellt1 RlrI1 1200 1200220 I 2 0 0 0Pn 0Ilay Ilay 220 2 2 Ii oiHofmaucf2 0 Hnfniao cf3 t 1200 1200Flickrl 1 3 0 0 0Flict Pn g g n g gKlhl2b Flickrl Flict k rt i 1 240 2 4 0 OlOavKlb O Iasis n Ii il I 3910 3910Kahl3b 3 9 I 0 0Nahi2b Kahl3b Klhl2b 0 032 0 2 2 1 L Cros3hl 1280 1280nradley3hO I 2 8 0 0nradle 0nraciley IILCr0a3h1 nradley3hO nradle nraciley SbO Sb 0 I S 1 OlSieyhold 0 I rtO rO cf 0 8200 8200TurnrrSil 8 2 0 0 02 0Titrneric TurnrrSil Titrneric 1 209 2 0 e tiMurphyJhO I 8 8 I IStOallbO IStosai Stoval StOallbO lbO lb 0 1 110 10 0 JlfOroiMsiO 21fCrCa0 0 i 0 0 0nnelowc 0nulowc 0fltteiowc nnelowc 0 0 1 I llSchreokcO 1150hrok00 lSchrrok cO I 6 I 0 00 Joun 1 r 0 g g 0 fl g I 1 0 ocosldeypt Coakfey pl p p1lnon 0140 0140Uemls 0 1 4 0 0itcnils Uemls itcnils 0 0000 0000tVlnion 0 0 0 0 00 tVlnion n 0 0 I 0 n Totals TolnL6 6102712 6 10 27 7 12 1 1Total 1Tolal 1Totals Total 8 9 97 7 II 1 4 41 41JaUd N NHalted sitattd Halted JaUd for Buelow In the Ih ninth Inning Inningmatted InnlneWaled inningIltatted matted Waled for Josj Jos Jo In the th ninth Inning InningCleveland InningOecln inningCleveland Cleveland 0 0 0 I 2 0 000 000ildrlphla 0 0 0 0S 0S0 S SPhiladelphia Oecln Philadelphia ildrlphla s 0 0 0 0 n 1 0 0 84 84Two 8 8Two 8STwo Two base har lilts bltTurl hitsTurner Turner Stovnll folnl Flick Bradley DradleyHofman BradleyHobman Hofman a Seybold Davlg Sarrlflre nlt hitsflay Bay 2v 2vStolen 2 2Stolen i1 II bnrW Stolen 1 bve bMeltartseli Haruall T Hit by bi pitcher pitcherBy By Coakley Coakie t t tFirst t I IIiist First 11 base on errors errorIveland Cleveland 1 Philadelphia Pbtfndelpbla L LLeft I ILeft 11 Left on bases basesCleveland Cleveland 7 Philadelphia Phldelpbl 0 Struck Struckout SITe SITeg Struckout out tlyJosn I 1 by fh Coaklcy4 k Implrcs LmpiresKrtiey m Kelleyand KelleyandConnor fi eJ and andConnor g gso Connor g Time TImeI 1 hour and 45 i minutes Attendance Attendance430S 430S so EASTERN LEAGUE LEAGUESTANmxo 14GUEfANllO LE4GUESTANOtWO STANmxo fANllO or TItS Tn CUTBS CUTBSciuhi ctmla CitSaClubs Clubs ir L 1 i JCI ICi c Clubs ir If L PC reDalttniorpa7 PCaltmor pcflatttniore flatttniore Dalttniorpa7 altmor 8i 25 2 697Toronto b97IToron 697 Toronle 30 3 SI 492 492lersev 402ersel 492lanes lanes ersel Cliy Ch lu 84 24 MSlNewark M3 503 Newark28 ewnk 28 84 462 4623rovWri 462Prllocra1 453Pmvidvtce Prllocra1 Pmvidvtce 3rovWri c M 27 2 66lUChestcr 6Sillelter 557 ltocitestcr 26 M 8 419 419luflalo 419Bulo 419Bunaoat Bulo Bunaoat luflalo 81 29 2 617IMomreal 611 Stll5tontreal24 ontrel 24 89 8 SSI SSIJERSEY 381JEMET JERSEY cm 1 ROciirsTEn 0 0RocnBsTrR UItocnasTsit RocnBsTrR July 10 10The The SUeetexs won a pitch pitchT4 pitchera T4 battle today through a wild throw to second secondase secondbase base ase ly rayne The score Acorc110CUESTKK scoreltocttEwrglt 110CUESTKK I JERKETCITT JERKETCITTH JKflsET dry dryicuPkSt H icuPkSt H P A KI BH ltLPAZ ltLPAZSmith PA X Ximltbsf Smith imltbsf is 0 1 1 2 1 liClements I lfo If 0 o i o 0 0lurrellah 0flurrelilth lurrellah 0 o I 1 J Outran as o 0350 0350tlannlngrfO o s a o oMannIng MannIng tlannlngrfO dC 0 1 V OIKelster O lelster rf 0 1000 1000larclaylt 1 0 0 0 0Itarclaslf larclaylt 0 020 0 2 0 OlMerrltt 0 lbl lb 1 2 11 0 0 0touserlhO 0Itouser Itouser touserlhO lb 0 2 12 1 n HalllganrfO 1 o o 0 0aneeycf 0Vanrey Vanrey aneeycf ci 0 0 1 0 01 1 Patter Zb b brconl2bo 0 1 2 4 1 1tCon rconl2bo tCon I2bO 1 0 S 0WoodsSb 0 0301 0301JHnSLwiO 0 3 0 1 1OlinSbsatt JHnSLwiO OSS Ii 8 5 OlMAuleyc 0 1780 1780iayner 1 7 3 0 00 iayner 0 0 4 I 1 Clarksonp0 0020 0020chultzp 0 it 3 0 0Schultz Schultz chultzp p 0 0 1 a o Totals 1 6 27 14 2 2Totals 2Totals0 Totals Totals0 0 4 27 It 2 2Rochester Rochester 0 0 0 0 0 o n o 0 00 00Jersey 0 0ersey Jersey ersey City 0 00 0 0 10000 1 0 0 1 0 o 0i 0iFirst i iFirst First base by errorsnochesterl Jersey CIty CltyLeft 1 Left on ba bases r Rochester 4 Jersey City CityIrst CityFirst First Irst base on h hStruek iailsOC Clartusn 4 ofT Schultz Schultza a Struck outBy Clarkson 6 by Schultz 3l 3lhree 3 3Three Three hree b e hll it iIMcAttle McAuley Sacrifice hit hitPatter hitPatterStolen Pattee Patteetolen Stolen tolen bases Woods Merritt Kelster Manning Manninglouser Manningilouner louser Halllran Double Plays Schultz Smith Smithnd SmItitand and nd Houscr Payne and nBrlen Bean and Mrr MrrItt 51crrltt rltt Itt Umpire UmpireMoran Moran Time 1 hour and 85 minutes minutesjtendanoe mInutesAilrndanoel007 Ailrndanoel007 Ailrndanoel007NIWAIII jtendanoe 1M7 1M7NEWARK NEWARK ft TORONTO 2 2TORONTO 3ToRmATO TORONTO July July in 10Toronto Toronto was unable to hit hitlesterter hitIlesierler lesterter and Newark won easily The score scoreTORONTO scoreToSONTO TORONTO I NEWARK NEWARKR 41WA55flHFAS R flHFAS Hr ABI R JtEPAS JtEPASWhite H T A K KChile Chile If1 it 1 1 2 0 fllOHaganlhl I 1 H 0 0 0IHrlen I 0 lInen tbo 2 12 0 lMahllng2bl I Mabllnr2b 1 l i t o olurray oMurray 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Rain flooded the Beld at WuUnfton WiibingtoPZ WiibingtoPZyesterday F r ryesterday yesterday just aa the Hew York And Broo1 Broo1lyns Drooklyns lyns were about to open flre and nd the co cofllct con conict fllct ict was deferred until a day when the el elmenU ole olemonth menU will permit the ue of dry powdeUp powder powderUp Up In quaint old Boston the downtrodden downtroddhome downtroddenhome home team team asserted Itself and pad iron a gallant gallaivictory gallantvictory victory from the visiting Quakers Th Thresult The Theresult result of that game Is that the Bostons an anBrooklyn and andBrookhyne Brooklyn are the mutual mutuallpoaseoaore possessors of tl tltall the thetaiind tall taiind nd and seventh berths The Th Chlcagi Chlcagiwere1 Chicagolweresuccessful were1 weresuccessful succeisful In Ilttsbutd Th result resultBotton reoultE reoultEBoston Boston 8 PhiladelphIa i iCblcBO it2dcagodl CblcBO t2dcagodl 4 WtUborc I IBTANDINO 1 15TAI4DINO BTANDINO OF TBI ClAIM CbVBIClUbl 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who succeeded him gave but one l lthat It Itthat that In the ninth and It U not counted since tb tbgame the thegame game reverted to the eighth Inning The soore soorerlTTSBtTBO soorerflrsBDuto rlTTSBtTBO CK1CAOO CK1CAOOR CIaCAQOBltPAB R BltPAB BltPABCtymer B P A S MPAB MPABClymer Clymer rt0 1 1 0 OSIagel cf 1 3 2 0 0Clarke 0 0Clarke Clarke If 0 000 0 0 0 OShultelt OShuite 0 060 060Bemont 0 8 0 0 0Bentont Bemont of cf0 0 1100 1 2 0 Maloney rf rf0 0 130 130Wagner 1 3 0 0 0tVagner Wagner isO 1 2 1 0 Hoflmn lbO l 11 0 0Howard 0 0Howard Howard lb1 3 II 0 0 Tinkeras0 034 034Brain 0 2 4 0 01lrin5b0 Brain 1lrin5b0 8bO 004 0 0 4 0 0Hver3b Evers 2b 1 303 303Hltchey2bO 3 0 3 0 0Ititchey Hltchey2bO Ititchey 2b 0 2 1 3 0 Casey Sb Sb0 0 003 003Carlson 0 0 2 0 0Carlsob Carlson c0 078 0 7 8 0 OlKiing Kllng e 0 I 3 0 0Case 0 00 Case p o 000 0 0 0 0 OWcimarP2 Welmer 00 00Heb 0 0 5 0 0Uiilrbd Heb lu 0 0 0 i dpOJ Total r4 r4Totals 4 72415 0 0Totaig Totals 1 824 82411 11 0 0PltUburg PltUburg 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 01Three Chicago 0 0330000 0330000Three Three base htUSUucd Kllng Two base hits hitsHoffman hItsHoftman Hoffman Howard Sacrifice hit hitCasey Casey Double Doublplay DoubleplayCtsrisch playCtsrisch play Cnrlsch and Howard Stolen bases basesHoffman basesHoffmanan Hoffmai Hoffmaiand and an Howard Buns BunsOff Off Case 4 Hit HItsOff Off Case 1 1First 7First First base on balU ballaOlt Oft Case 1 off Hlllebrend 3 3off 2ci off ci Welmer 8 Struck out outfly By Hlllcbrand 6 WillpltchCose Will WildpitchCase pltchCose Umpire UrnptreBausewine Bausewlne Tlm TimeI 3 hours hoursAttendance hoursAt Attendance At tcndance4 4000 000 Baseball Note NoteAt iotel iotelAt At the clip Griffiths men are going Just no nothey now nowthey they will not be out ol the first division long longBeginning longBegInnIng Beginning today the N New w York Nationals wl wlstart wilt wiltstatS start a long stretch of games with the Western Westenteams Westernteams teams teamsYesterdays teamsSeatrrdsys Yesterdays returns from Detroit do nol tndl tndlcate idicats cats that Chesbros arm Is gone from overuse 01 01the of ofthe the spltball spltballDoc spitbailDec Doc Newton has been bade with the New York YorkAmericans YorkAmericans Americans for over a week but has yet to pitch his hisnrst hisicst nrst American League game gameThe gameThe The total attendance at both leagues Jo in Phlla Phlladrtphla PhiladIsiphIa drtphla last week was SS961 The New Ca York Na Nationals 4stiOnals tionals Caleb In for a share of the spoils spoilsCharles spOtliCharles Charles Bonl BootThe The man on third should not no nave navebeen haveheea been allowed to score o the thsula play He could cciii have havescored havescored scored only with three on oases sacs thereby being beingforced beingforced forced forcedAccording forcedAccording According to report Doc Hlllebraml Princetons Princetonsnoted Princetonsnoted noted diamond and gridiron eznert Is likely to sign signwith iitiwith with the Plttsburgs shortly His is brother U on the thePltlsnurg I e ePittshurg Pltlsnurg catching staff staffIn staffIn In round numbers the attendance at AmericanLeague American AmericanLeague League games up to and Including last Saturday Saturdaywas was 1457000 for the season and 1831000 In th thNational the theNational National League ague for the same time timeA timeA A Western writer with a shiest dreamed of a ateam ateam team the other night made up as follows SChlitz c cPabst CPabst Pabst lb Schorr 3b Miller 2b Gfrst amj An Anheuser Anheuser heuser rf Busch cf Cook If lamp p pOnly pOnly Only four days this season have McGraw UoGrawschampions McGrawchampiofla champions been under 700 In percentage Those Thosefnur Thosefnur fnur days were In June when they were West WestThe VetTite The percentage figure line the season opened openedbetoken opene openebetoken betoken not only strong but consistent work workTbe workThe The long distance hitters of the American League Leaguesnd Leagueand and their total bases for long hits are as follows followsaccording followsaccordIng according to recent figures It Davis At lick lickS3 S3 Crawford Cran ord 49 Stone 48 Conroy 47 Wlllliras 15 Turner 44 Lejolc Lijoic 42 Hlckman 89 1 Murphy 38 Dougherty 36 Wallace 84 Chase 82 Burkett BurkettK K Bay i35 82 82With 33With With Chesbro back In form Orth Pitching well wellind welland and having the spltball down fine Powell showing showingsigns showingsigns signs of convalescence and Griffith winning most most3f mostof 3f the few games he pitches pit es then is hope that thatI thatthe the I ho New York orlc Americans twirling eoftut will now nowho ho 10 able to work In regularturn and that I I the use useif useof if two or more pitchers to a game will be the ex exception cxception ception rather than the rule ruleOne ruleOne One or the th oddities of the seasonwas a play In a aPhiladelphiaChicago aPhtisdelihIaChitaV PhiladelphiaChicago game Thomas was on first firstind Antanti anti started for second on a hit and run play Glee Glealon Gleeson lon fouled off the ball and Thomas took his Is time timeibout timestout stout getting bach to diet Before he got ot there therei therelteuihach lteuihach i ulhach whipped the ball over the plate p ate and andlleason andGleason lleason bumped It for a single Thomas going to tosecond tosecond second without retouching lust ftretOut lustOut Out of a hundred times that mm have been sent sentn sentIn In n to bat for somebody else In the National League Leaguehis Leaguethis this his season seventeen hits have been made This Thisvould T is iswould would give a batting average for such cases of 170 which Is no doubt doll t less than 1 an a majority of the theubstltutfld thesubstituted substituted batsmen have ordinarily While good coodlitters goodhitters litters are re not 110 sidetracked In a pinch to let some someody somebody body ody else bat for them it Is probably the case that thatban thatmoremen moremen who are sidetraciceti are hatting betler betlerthan ban 170 than men who are not batting that well wellAccording wellAccording According to the figures tt does not look as If the theiractlite thepractIce practIce is a paying one but aa all managers do dot dotttmustbe tttmustbe t It must be lor ortbebesL ortbebesLYOUNG tbe best bestOlVG YOUNG ERE BESTS GOODMAN GOODMANCiael COODV4Va Ciael a k Boston Fighter OntpolntM In Six BlxHound Sixfound Hound Go at Philadelphia PhiladelphiaPHiMnELrniA ThlladelphiPflTLAnLV111k PHiMnELrniA July 10 10DespIte Despite the In Innse intense tense nse heat Kid Kidfloodman Goodman ofBoston and Young YoungErne Youncrne Erne rne of this city put up one of the most tn tnerestlne Interestinc erestlne six round bouts seen In Philadelphia Philadelphiai in i many a day The BO was decided at the therational theNatIonal rational A C and went the limit Had there therepen therebeen been pen a decision Erne would undoubtedly undoubtedlyave undoubtedlyhave have ave had the call lie wa was manifestly mi mierior Cuierlor ierlor erior to Goodman In every respect his histralght hisstraight straight jabs and fast footwork xcelllnr that thatf thatof of f his rival rivalCoodnian rivalGoociituan Coodnian had the worst of oftbeweight the weight by at atenut atleast least ton cit pounds Considering this fact his hishowl lilashowing showing howl UK was splendid He kept Erne busy busyhroushnut busythroughout throughout Krne did not have as much muchlower muchpower power lower behind his blows as did Goodman but bute buthe he e was faster and cleverer Had he been beeninch beenmtich inch of a puncher there Is no question questionhat questionthat that hat he would have put Goodman away awayarly awayearly early In the combat combatGoodman combstGoodman Goodman was very much In evidence at athe atthe the he start and andby by hooking and Jabbing aecu aecuatply accuratehy atply had all thebetter of the opening round roundrne roundFrnc Frnc rne woke up In the second and became very verycttve vr vractive active After Goodman had landed a hard hardlitht hardright right on the mouth Erne dug his left Into Intoloodmnns intoGoodmans loodmnns kidneys kldne1s very effectively Then hey exchanged lefts le ta and an Erne put a straight straighton one on qoodmans Ooo mans face They countered counteredrell cotlnterecjwell well until the bell rang and honors were about abouteven aboutseven seven even up Erne began tho third by swinging the theloft loft f t to the face ace and a spell of hard Infighting Infightingnsued infig ting tingensued ensued Erne then r hot out the left catch catchng catchlng lng ng his man on the mouth and making makingilm him ilm wince Erne ducked a difficult right rightiwlne rightswin swin iwlne and returned with three lefts to tothe the he face ace Goodman crossed the right on the he jaw aw and did enough fighting to get an aniven anOTOC iven break breakThe breaklhe The men warmed up to a considerable et etent e tent ent In the fourth and an hustled each eaohothr other all alliver allover over the ring Erne Rot to his tan without withoutnuch withouttuch nuch trouble with his left stabbin stabbing him himori on t he S mouth and nose Erne continued to pile nlleP pileUp Up P points bJlt5ln banging Vs his mn witen and n l where wheren he n liked Goodmans tb man only effective blows blowsn in n this round were two rights to the kidneys kldnevsmt but mt tbe t blows did not seem to disturb the local ion a all allGoodman aUloodtnan Goodman began the he fifth by rushing his hispponetit hisopponettt pponetit He sot ot home ome three straight lefts leftsrve to the face Itut in return reccwei a rd sit on the hose toodmitn neet rove hard right rightF rllhts to the ribs nod hook fi the F IHT l i jt IH itwrxrn tun left tO the Cm c in II IIrue Erne rue landed on the Tomiy body and made the Kid Kidilneh clinch Erne next sent two hefts to thl the face faceacid acid nd Goodman planted his rIght to the stomach JUst list as the roundclowd Erne uppercutnood tlppercutfl tlppercutflmn lan with wit 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RACESEVERY RACESEVERY EVERY DAY DA UNTIL JULY 2STH AT 2 2o I U UTODAT IITODAY TODAY TUESDAY FIfE HSSIHI HSSIHIAND 521101SEA62ATE SEA62ATE 8AJEM 8AJEMAND AND FIVE OTHER STIRRING COVTKSTS COVTKSTSCourse CONTISrSCourse Course can be reached In DO minutes from N NYork s sYork York side of Brooklyn Bridge by Special Kleetm KleetmTrains iee ieeTrains Trains on Btlchton Beach Road and by byStreet MI MIStreet Street Trolley tars Special Trains with Parlor sr srvia Sria via ia Long Island Railroad leave foot ot P Jllh Jllhat tiit tiitat at 1222 1282 122 152 and 222 P U Also via Ma MaRt t5 t5St Rt Ferry from foot ot Whitehall Rt boats Iwi Iwievery iea ieaever every ever 20 minutes connecting with special cite elure eluretraIns rtfi rtfitrains trains Special entrance for carriages and auto automobiles iotsmobiles mobiles Neptune Ave AveConcerts AveConcerts Concerts by Migrants Rand RandGBAND RandGRAND GRAND STAND sJaOO FIELD STAND SIon SIonUOIUB8 5105UORI1 UOIUB8 AND CABKIACJhX CABKIACJhXHARNESS 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Franco may be expected to w wluoe yr yrduoe luoe a noted champion before long Knv Knvaa Lihas has aa just returned returnedlrom from that country where M Mas s shas has as sojourned for many nianyycars years Ithoncli luir luirISA hihas has ISA retired he hosnot neglected hu li lgIi lgIigame Mt Mttame tame entirely Kelly In of the opinion nai naieventually isIeventually eventually France will develop a heavywptM heavywptMvho heasysveciwho who may be able to win laurels In the rmt ID IDoth inboth both oth England and this country countryThe countrylhe The Frenchman Is lejuetnow Just no wtaklnc tahiitg nn nnnterest s ss ssinterest interest In pugilism and Rcitmtlllr bp bri brisaid i iiald said Kelly yesterday to THE SIN rppr rpprIn rrrr1ti In the past the FrenchmanhuH been I Iupoft i iipon ipon merely fiord as the exponent of hoxuic hoxuicIio hoiticthto thto Iio feet or la savatc ax It Is termed m i il ilsountry itcountry country Now however he is going in it ci cisport sport with his hands and if ho continue continuenake tti ie iemakes makes the progre H ho has made dtiric dtiriclast rittr c cpast last two years there Is no telling h hi a i big Frenchman may spring up cmiM cmiMloldlng era holding his own with the best In the tit ur rrf t tils 1his his weight It was not so IC lone HC HCimatetir I ii iiantatetr imatetir boxing competition between hetw I r rind rand and English fighters was held In lr ltd ltdlhe Ur UrIhe Ihe French scrappers with one or tw isvlions M MIons lions Ions carried everything before tlu tluvon I Iwoel von the majority of the prizes ln lnntered ii iientered entered at first they wen cniKideml rrnisldprclnature t ttaturn nature of a Joke But when HIP is isnrogressed i iirocresswl irocresswl a little while tint tii Ilritlsli Ilritlslijegan i 0 0began began jegan to sit up and take notlcn notlcnThe notiRTiw The average Frenchman is ganip ganipiltloun H Hhitious iltloun He likes to wrestle and ii lit lits l lis is s fairly strongand strOflil and when once tiiii tiiiiuaimentsof taltrrutlitnents rutlitnents uaimentsof of boxlQK boxiugusuahlyvtultts usually Titulns ti tiiVIthln ItWithin Within the past five years a number numberlubs u uclUliS lubs have been t established in Iar Iarn Psrin in n particular is known as the Fport FportIthas iIt Ithas It liii a large membership ami tin tinithletlo it itathletic athletic diversions are boxing fenri ftncwreathing t tvrestling wreathing American fighters wi witaken li liaken taken up a permanent rpsidencp e l lire Iare ire In a measure responsible for tlif tlifpopularity lit i ipopularity popularity of boxing In France Tin1 Tin1ian s scan ian fighters started schools or col trolacting p i iictlng acting as boxing tutors to well known I Inert Inied nert of wealth Consequently wits wlimiIves witstives Ives realizedwhat realized what o healthy exercisr exercisrhey exrcsrthey hey took It up Today there lire lirewo i itwo two wo dozen good French flchters V Vlold s shold hold their own in the fastest compum colnptncontbine n nomblne omblne the English and Ainvrii r rif i iof of if fighting The Thentajority majority are qun qotpunchers k kluncners punchers luncners and clever cleverWhen cleverWhen When Kid Lavlgne went to Inri Inriils larhis his home there he had no trnublo i iill Iall all ill the pupils hn could handle T TIBS I Ihas has IBS a large school and Is doing doingvlgno doittgLavigne Lavigne vlgno has the advantage or lieu lieupeak be 0speak speak peak French fluently He knew knewmage knotsguage mage before he ever saw PnrU PnrUleniolds larLReynolds Reynolds another American boxer w wo wt I Ito to o Paris about ton years ago al aliiiccess aim aimsticceas iiiccess of It Reynolds tells me tbv tbvif ii iiof of if his pupils were so husky and sir t they ol olthey hey gave him plenty of work to toilg toIg ilg men In Paris do not take HR k kloxlnf kboxing boxing as the little Then However Howeverural Jiowvprrural ural districts especially in it the theranee theFrance France ranee the big men go In for the fpo fpoir o 14 14art art ir plenty of sir footers and brow browthere i ihere here so If France is to turn out outlever alitclever lever big man hewlll undoubtedly undoubtedlythat i ihat hat part of the country I think thinkrips thinkfries rips would make a fortune If h ho sh shranee shn shnFrance France ranee just now The Frenchmer Frenchmerrazy Frenchmercrazy crazy to sep him and would pay nut nutifrmoney airsorones ifrmoney towatch him perform performhaf performthat that Jeffries could play In Paris n nIx asix six Ix months without a let letupantistili up and still 1 1rowds ierowd rowds The day Is not distant distantpinion ctislantopinion pinion when some pnterpriflni pnterpriflniar men will conts forward and offer a 1 1for for ar an International fight between I Iehmplon hamplon and an American pr prer prerfirst m mrst first rst American boxer who butt ir iray urwaywihl waywihl ay will get the coin beyond any ito itoFngland i iFnsland Fnsland Is picking up a bit In the throod thegood good ood fighters That country ha has tr ttr ttrmen r rlen men len In Owen Moron nbe7 White Whiteowker hit hitBowker owker Both White and Moran linv linvi hi C Cin in i America and Ilavedone nave done very well I Ii Iis is i a mighty good little man but In n I I Iits 1f 1fslacks its slacks the punch But very erv f few w of t ter tover over er here I think have It on nlm when i iJ tto to J cleverness iSo Is very fpcnly fpcnlynd specii ti tiand and nd Is a big drawing curd In Iiml1 Iiml1surprises Luttii Luttiiit it surprises me very much that Ito I Iijtake ijtake iake a trip hero for I think Hint Hinto I 110 o well The purses offered In Kncli Knclisry 1 cci ccivery very sry small smallso so small In fact thai thc thi1id thcsoc1 soc1 id of the tit purse would not witlsfv saltstfighters t tghters fighters In this country There n t i ithings iof of things getting brighter In this r1 r1mg r rsong song mg as England Is without n IPVH IPVHearyweight ret retluesrynceight earyweight champion As soot n nc i it t c ese e men Is developed It Is f safe fe femt t ttat mt lioslur will take on a decided dpclclodis to tob J13 is vurses will beiacreated tcu

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