The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 27, 1905

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the De Depurtinent Derartll1llt Dorartnnt purtinent officers were ersprepa ere preparlnc 1iC an anmaIng n nmaking nd ndI1IIldnl making publlo a new report port on oottoi oottoiacreage oottonaCreIIlt cottoiacreage acreage that U l generally condemned b breprOAentatlrea by byrepl088ntatlYMot breprentattYeR reprOAentatlrea of the Industry Indultl The cot cotton cotton cotton ton ncandal ana1 continues to be aocompanle aocompanleby aooompal ed by sennatlonal seru atlonal reporU and It t waa a admitted admltteitoday admittedtodAy admittetOdAy today that the entire Dapartment la In i istate a ast4t i ibt4 st4t state bt4 of demoralisation that makee th thpron thG thGproper thpopr pron proper r despatch of builneas impossible impossibleThere ImpoulbleTilers ImpaeeiblrTbre There Is I good ood reason to believe belte now thai thaihen thatII1I1n thaw2fl II1I1n hen former Statistician John Hyde aallefor sallei salleifor aalledtor for EUrOpe Saturday be 1Ipped away frot frottwo from fromIWO frottwo two agenlll g nta of the Secret Service who hatb hat hadlIn ha habeen b been lIn n detailed to watch him Mr Hyde Hydeijiunt Hydej HydejIn jiunt j jIn IIDt abroad wa w was a great shook to officeR officeRor offlcenof of the Department of Agriculture Agrloultureandea AgrloultureandearfoIally jandea jandearedtlly andea andea1edally redtlly to Secretary Secretal Wilson WilsonIt It was wasa a mean trlok said ono offloer offloerHyde offloerHrd oMoerhyde Hyde told ua that tbougbbe though be wee w out outtho ol olthe of oftbe the tenIce he hewould would hold himself in readl readlnew readJn n oe new to do anything anrtblngln in bill power to aid iithe ii iitb In Intbe tb the pending pendlnllnveottpUon Inveotigatlon Into the method methodand methodaand methodnd and nd personnel of the division of f statistics statisticsIt statl tlcs tlcsII It t appoara that Mr Hyde bad got a atari atariof lltartof etaiof of about twelve hours on an ocean steam steamship llteamlhlt ateamMilp ship lhlt before the authorities bad any idea thai thaihe tbathelntfndedto thehe he helntfndedto Intended to quit qulttheoountry the country If Utbefor Utbeformfr the for former former mer statistician U l BO Inclined lncUn d he can re remain remain remaTh main away from the United U VPIt lted8tatell d States indefl indeflnitely Indeftnltely indenltely nltely unless un1e Indicted upon an extraditable extraditablenffense extraditabhoaene traditableoIIenM nffense a step which blcb ia l not contemplated contemplatedAs As far as 3 ia now known Mr Hydes Hydeapres Hydeapresence pres presence ence waa u desired de red only M a wltneea wltno ltD eI before befonthe beforethe beforithe the Grand Jury JuryWhile JuryWhUe While 1 hi1e Holmea the former auoclatieiatigtlcin associate associatestatistician aa oclate oclatelIall8ticlan statistician ia l aaid IM d to be in Chicago thenia then thereIs ia a report that be also 1110 eluded the vigilance vigilanceof of the Secret Service agents I DU and la l no noio now nowj noI j io j Canada This la discredited l however howeverIf If it is true t that Holmes aa a well aa Hydi Hydihn Hydeh hn h hi placed himself hlm elt beyond the power ol oltho of oft oi oithe the t e lummons of the Grand Jury the tb invee inveellgatlon mveetlgation inyeetigatlon llgatlon aUrta off with Itb little promise bl blftuceeas of oftUcctll l lMzcce Mzcce ftuceeas They above all U others are in int1on a apetition a apOlmoo petition t1on to give Ii the Grand Jury more mo light lightThere IlahtTilere lightThere There was an interesting disclosure ID IDthe Intbe Irthe the scandal today It relatee to the thewoman theWoman thwonan woman who bo baa been mentioned anony anonyrooiuly anonyl1IoUily anopyUoua1y rooiuly in connection with the cue Th Thstatement The Thestatement Tbattement statement ia made broadly that the woman womaoin womanin womarin in queetton borrowed money from Hyde Hydeun Hydon on note no Indorsed by Holmea Hohn The trans tranaactlona lransactlOlJI transactions actions were large ones and altogether altogetherout out of proportion to those In which hlch a den denreceiving clerk clerkreceiving clerkrecelv1nC receiving a small salary would ould be expected expectedto expeoteto to b bt engaged engagedThe enppdTIle engagedTb The Tb aeoreoy lIIOfeOyol of the tbeOrand Grand Jury proceeding proceedingcontinue proceedlnpOIItlll prooeedingdontInu continue OIItlll to remain inviolate The warning warninggiven wamlnlglT8I1 warninighea given by District Dl trlct Attorney Morgan H HBsach Hh Ifnh Bsach nh h that wkneeee must not no be qu qWll qWlltloDed qusUoned M Mtloned tloned ia being reapected by every everyone everyoneIncluding one oneincluding oneincibding including the reporters reportersTbemy reportersTbcnnraterl reportersTbe Tbcnnraterl Tbe Tbemy rnyster teryBurrpunding surrounding the Grand Jury JuryInquiry JuryInquliy Jurytnqulrywai Inquiry tnqulrywai waa wlcleePened1oda deepened today to4a by bytbi bytbeiPpear bytbeiPpearlace the appear appearance pp r raDee lace of a womanIn the cue Who a he U Uor l lor iior or what abe knows kn WII I is an executive secret secretAll eecretAU secretAll All that can oe be learned I med about this tbl mys mystaricu mystedoUl mystioui taricu wltoeaa wltnMfa te that abe I ia a resident ofthlm of ofthli ofthla thli city It Several persona pe DII appeared at atthe attbe atthe the office of o District Attorney Beach today todayArocng toodayAmon todayAmong Among Amon them were ore J Je C Van Riper and andWilliam andWilliam nd ndWUll William WUll m i Judd of New York and Willet WilletM M Hays Ha Aaaiitant Secretary of Agriculturepcuigtlon Agriculture AgricultureSpeculation AcrlcultureSpeculation Speculation ia already busy bUB as to the theUagth theIetI theingth Uagth IetI 1 of time the Grand Jury will 111 be In InwsstSn Inand inseean wsstSn and the probable results There Th re Ia Ui IaI Iaan i an Impreealon that if Itthe the Federal Fed ral body acts actsone actsIt I I It will I1l return two kinds of Indictments Indictmentsone one for oonaplracy to defraud and another anotherfor for bribery or accepting bribes bribesThe bribeeThe bribesThe The resignation of Mm Mn Bertha Buroh Burohthe BurohIhe Burohthe the confidential stenographer of former formerBUtlcticlan formert formerSttiptician BUtlcticlan t John Hyde was 11 accepted by bySecretary byfeoretal bySecretary feoretal Secretary of Agriculture Wilson today todayIt It was said that Mrs Bunch BurchaII was practically practicallyUrred practicallyaned practicallyhrrtd Urred out of office During the adminis administration admlnlatrlltlon administraion tration of Mr Hyde H the laaaid l aald to have been beenthe beentbe beenthe the power behind the throne Others in inthe Inthe inthe the division dl lon of aUktiatioa l tl tiCII it ia understood understoodwill will be compelled to walk alk the plank plonkThere plankThere plankThere There was as another act today to the thecomedy thecomedy thecomedy comedy of errors erronthat that la l being played in theDepartment the theDepartment theDepar1ment Department of Agriculture Quite a ma materUl malerlal materttl terUl error waa made in the new ne cotton cottonreport cottonre oottonreport report re Or1 the flrat one prepared under the thedirection ttiedirertion thedirefljon direction of the recently created ted crop eeti eetimaUnc eeUrnat1nc estimating mating board This paragraph appeared appearedin in the report reportSecondThat reportSecondThat reportSeoondThat SecondThat Mr John Hyde with Mr MrHolmea MrHolmea MrHolmes Holmea at t bill elbow prompting him made madethe madetbe mdethe the estimates lower than the facts at bIB hishand biahand bIBhand hand from the reports from the seven sevenclaases BlIvenc1a sevenchases chases c1a of reporter employed by the bureau bureauwarranted bureauwarranted burtuWarranted warranted warrantedIn In a subsequent llUb equent statement the word wordhigher wordhlaber wordhigher higher was substituted for lowerTodays lower lowerToday lowerTocla11 Today report reportIB Is vigorously criticised criticisedby crlt1cl ed edb by b Richard Cheatham secretary of the theSouthern theSouthern theSouthern Southern Cotton Association Aa oclaUon He said aId the theIndustry theIndustry theladurtry Industry would uld be satisfied tlafied with nothing nothingless n nothingl thlll 1 less than a new ne report on acreage arse based bu on onan ona onan an a Inquiry Inquir in the th field fieldAR fieldAe ed edAs AR matters matun stand ltd said ad Mr Cheatham Cheathamth Cetba th the Department Dpmnt Is In I possession p0ln of a lot lotof lotot lotof of figures lgr worked over by Holmes Holm and andperhaps andr andperMps perhaps r pl others other In some 1 oases o estimate estimateare elUmt estimateSIre I are ar miming mhulnc We know kow of one county cnty in inArkansas I inArkansas Arkansas ArkanW that reported rpored a a2 29 per cent ont de decrease decr decrease crease cr in acreage ace This report rport never neverreached nevernethe neverreached reached nethe the Departmentat Department Dparentat at any rate it IsIs is isi IaI i I Is rot rot at the Department Dparnt now no Holmes Holmeswa Hol 1 w wa at his hI desk dc k for several averl days dys after atr he heknew heknew heknew knew he had been b discovered di8vered It I is I the thehtljht th theheight height h lght of absurdity abrdity to t get t out a report reportfrom reporttoi from f o the remaining remmll papers ppn The estimates estimatesare ete rePr are not nt worth wor the paper ppr on which wblo they theywere tbeywer theyero i were wer ero written writtenThe writtenThe wrftteThe The report reprt prepared prepar by the Department Departmentof Dpret Dpretot of Agriculture Agrclture giving givig the cotton otton acreage acreagefor ar acreagefor for the year yer Indorsed Indor by Assistant Aul tant Becre Becret B ecre ecrelazy t t lazy rr Hays HaYI and approved aprove by Secretary SecretaryWlUon Sol OXt17Sllon WlUon Wisn Is a as a follows followsTho folol follows1hr Tho Th 1hr rrop estimating eatmatDI board bar of the te Depart Department Depar Departmen men 1 1 of o Agriculture Allclure ban considered cJR ldered the report reportI reportby I M by the th Bureau of Statistics 8ttltC on June 2 2r Jrolttivo 2rIIaLi I rolttivo r rIIaLi lat l to the thfareal thoaereage ocreare planted plan in cotton cttn In the theSouthern theS0Jtbrn theSOlJthern Southern S0Jtbrn States Stts In 1MB 1t as a compared comparo with withthat withth withthat that th t plaDUd plnnt In isf O atd ud ld has ha concluded concludedIlret conlude concudcdlftt I Ilret 1lrft that tha a new estimate etmat should be b made madeen mae maeon I on acreage ICre111 planted pl and that tht the flcures tre In InMr InIr InMr Mr Ir Hxdei 1do hands handl when wh n making makinI his estimate estimatexnciiild etmt estimateatrJI3kI xnciiild Bhliid IN r h u ui used ed a al the basis basisSoiond bullemd hulaond Soiond emd ond that tat Ua Mr Hyde lyde with Itb Mr Ir Holmes Holmesat lolmel lolmelIt at hid hl elbow prompting him made mae the te esti letiflat estimate tl tlnlt mate nlt flat lower than prompl the facts bol at t his hand from fromi frm frmI fromthe the I i report rejrl from rrm tie te seven lvi seY classes c of reporters reporterstmplnrtd rpor reportersIuplnyd tmplnrtd mploYe by the bureau burau warranted warrantedThird warai warrantedThird Third the board bad finds t upon upn careful cetu con coniwratlon cn cnUon coni4irattoof iwratlon i4irattoof Uon of f the th reports repr of all al classes d of or orp cor corIIalt er ernut IIalt nut app ip p i ksvUa yg vi Barastt1 BUt TaaUls TaaUlsM 1UI 1UIT VaWa4O M 144 TO T DKXVKR bEAlb AND A2Djtsirosd BEITON BEITON1 BtN 1 jtsirosd liCkiti ce 5le 5le12 Rr ce o ae Aurt AurtI tnnIYDI 12 a a 1 II si a above abv rate rat rat from hc New e York Yor Get fiStr fiSteduetJ iitductd I lute Rt BuUeUn tram any Y Meat eDt for tow lW BuUU Ir ra r a t II t t Colorado 000 sad 4 tbe r 1 PadSo cUo OOMtXtff OtAC Qaest44I I rrspondenU rpnienl and agents lenl that the acreaei acreaeiplanted acrUl1 aerragpiloted planted pllotn In cotton coton thl this year Including Inoludlnl the en entire entre entire tire tre seAson season Blen should have hae been eitlmat eitlmatat at MI 8 per cent tnt of th thlt that t planted pllte last Year yeaiequivalent Yearequivalent yeaequivalent equivalent to a reduction reucton on planted acra acraM aorare aorareR acreaa acreaaCa M R compared ompard with Ith laat year of 140 14 per er cent centUnitesd Nnt Nntntad ceo ceoinstead instead ntad of 114 1 l14per per cent or 4731000 7310 acres acresthe 10rel 10relthe sOresthe the estimate eltmalll of the to total ttl acreage planted plant4d thl thlyear thlyef thiear year ear being belnl 28ooot 2800 26ooo o acre aoreiThe acrefbe sorciThe The estimated etnte percentage of the t dccreat dccreatin docreueIn in each of the tb cotton oottn oottongrowIn growing rowlnl BUtcs Stts la as fol follows lows Virginia Vlrllnla is North Carolina Carolna l te i Soutl SoutCarolina Carolina tarolna U I Oeorgla Oerala U I Florida U 1 Alabami AlabamiII II 1 Mississippi MIllllppl ti t Louisiana Lulsllna 17 1 Texas TUI Ii IiArkansas II IIArksnaoa I IArkan Arkansas Arkan 10 Tennessee Tnnla 13 1 Missouri Mllurl n nOklahoma UOklahoma t tOklahoma Oklahoma 15 i Indian Jndla Territory Territor II IIThe 1 iiThe The averages aYra were we made mid for each eab Btat Btatby Btt Bttby 81stby by each of the four members mnbn of the Ie board boardand bor boartand and ad the comparatively cmparatvely small Ima disagreement disagreementwere dlsweDrnt were e harmonised hrmonlu almost alnlt wholly wboly by averaging averagingand averlnl averagineand and the above results reu1 are fully tl1 agreed ane to b beach b1 b1eoh beach each eoh and erery nermember everymomber member of the board boardRespectfully boar boardRespectfully Repetul1 Respectfully submitted submittedVJCTOB eubmlte submittedVzcron VJCTOB VICOR OLUHTBD OITBD 1 1BTEPHIM BTEPHIM STEHEN p7KBeiiKNDN D FKUENDKN I I ICropEatlmst Crop CP Etmat Estniat Estniat05000K UKonnH B K UOLMSS UOLIII f log IDI Board BoardiV Boar OJO iV v W V 1XNQ 1XNQThe NO NOThe I IThe The above findings tDdlnla and ad report made wide undeimy ulder ulderm11Pnlllon wideroy my m11Pnlllon supervision have my 0 entire entre approval approvalWILLIAM approlWILLIM approvalWILtIAM WILLIAM WILLIM HATS Hnl Assistant Aeltt Secretary Beceta Ir Ircharge In Inoharle iicharge charge oharle of Bureau of Statistics StatisticsApproved 8ttltlc StstiaticsApproved Approved ApprovedJAUU Approve ApprovedJAuIs I JAUU WILSON WIION Secretary 8cretry of Agrloulturs AgrloultursProtest Arlculur ArlculurPtt tgrtcultunProtests Protest Ptt are re belJI being received rve at the De Department D Dopartnient partment pent against the publications pubUcloD of re reports repr noports ports pr on speculative pa qt veo Crops other oter than tb oct ootton o octton ton at 4 f oclock oookl In the afternoon atemOn atteroo n on th th10th the the10h th1h 10th 10h of each eh month mnth The point is l made madethat me metht ma4that that the release relee of reports reprt at that tha late la hour houigives hourdVN hougive gives Liverpool Lherl an advantage avantg over Amencan Amen American Amrl Amrlc can c markets mkel The department depment reoognlcei reoognlceithe Iples Iplesthi the thi th justice JUtce of this th protest prott and ad if I it Is poeslbli poeslblito plbe plbeto to do so reports repors will 1 In the future be re released rele released leased le at an earlier erler hour hourCOTTON bourCrN hourcorromi COTTON CrN UP THEN DOWN DOWNThe DWN DWNTbe DOWNThe The cotton otton market mrkt here hr advanced avancd 10 to II IIpoints 16 16p 1 1points points p when whn the revised revt report was made madipubllo madepUblo macbpubhlo publlo pUblo Later lter came Gmo a I reaction rction and a I drop drojof dropof dro1of a of nearly nrly 40 Q points poit from the highest bllbt price priceof pniciof pric of the tb day dy in October Octobr Other option optionclosed opton optionclosed closed cod 23 2 to 30 9 points pl below blow the top topFRENCH topFRENOH topFRENCH FRENCH PLANS FOR CHINA CHINAPropMal CHINAProp OflIsVAProposal Proposal Prop to Act With Wlt England EnslaG In Bulldln Bulldlna Duldlnl DuldlnlRw Dm1 Idle1 Idle1a a Hallway Rw System SystemSpecial Nyatemspdai I Special 8Pto CtUt Cob Dtipatc Dpo to TH T SUN SUNPARIH S SvxPAnIR PARIH PUII July 2fl 26M M Deachanel Dchnnel preslden presldenof of the Commission Cmrlon on Foreign Forig and nd Colonia ColoniaAffairs Clonl ClonlAfai ColonlaAffairs Afai Affairs has b submitted lubmtted to Prime Prim Miniate MiniateKouvier Mter MterBuver MinlatciItouvior Kouvier the he commissions resolutions 01 01the on onthe orthe Buver cmmlons rluton the various vrlou question quetou examined examed The fol following 101loing following lowing are the most mOtlmprant Important recommendations recommen recommendatlons rme datlons datlonsFbrat dtons dationsFIretTat dtonsFatT1t Fbrat FatT1t FIretTat Tiiat France Franoagaln again approach approoh Chmj Chmjwith Ci Chiniwith with wih the view to negotiating negotltn a commeroia commeroiatreaty cmmercal cmmercaltrty commerciatreaty treaty treatySecond trty trtySendTht treatySecondThat SecondThat Second SendTht That France Fc make mke agreement agreementiwith agreementwith agrmenlll agrmenlllwith with Great Ort Britain Britai withthe wt with the view to cooper coopera cpr cpratig cooperating ting atig a in the construction cntroton of a Chinese Cle rail railway ri railway lines from Rankov Rankovto Hankoto way system lystem especially epecly Ine Hako Hakoto to Cbentu from Hankow to Canton Cnton and andbranch t tbranch n nbranch branch line lne to Tonquln TonquinThirdTo TonqulnThird TonqulnThirdTo Third ThirdTo To establish etnbUb a community ol olFrench of ofFneh olFrench French Fneh and British Brltih interests Interell in I China CIn and nd the theFar theFar tbFar Far East Et BO as a to guarantee gu gura rt tee to France Fc and andGreat andOr andOrectt Great Or Britain the maintenance maitennnc of their ther terri territorial ter tenttonal tonal triaistatul status quo quoFourth QUoFourhTo quoFourthTo Fourth FourhTo FourthTo To prepare prp a direct dict commer commercial commerclal commnerdel del convention cnvntion between bten IndoChina IdoCi and andJapan ad adJapn andJapan Japan Japn and nd closer clor economic enomo relations rlton with withJapan withJapan ih ihJap JapanFifthTo Japan JapanFifth Jap Fifth FlthTo FifthTo To arrange arrng with Ith Great Gret Britain Britainjointly Britainjointy Britainjointly jointly jointy to advise advi Slam Slm to abandon abdn her herarmament heranmenl herarmaments armament anmenl in the Manam Manm Valley Valey really reallyneutralizing rlly rllynu reallyneutralizing neutralizing it itSliR ItSbeTo it6tztTo nu lzlng 6tztTo SliR SbeTo To obtain obai Slams Slml recognition rollUon ofthe of ofthe ofth the th French Frch right freely frly to Import Iport opium into intoSlam Ito ItoSlm intoSiam Slam SlamThe Slm SlmTe SiamThe The Te other conclusions cnclons recognize reooll the in independence I independence dpndenc dependence of Ethiopia tblopl while wbll insisting insistingthat Insitig Insitigtht insistingthat that tht the Jibuti Jlbutl railway riway remain remi in I the con control control control trol of France Frc and nd deal dl with wit the develop development delop development ment mnt 6f the New Hebrides Hebrlde pending pndig a set settlement It ItUemet settlement Uemet tlement of the AngloFrench AnlloFrnbh o auses au of ofdispute ofdiput ofdispute dispute diput regarding reprlne the islands islandsSIQSBEES 1land 1landSIOSnEEi islandsSIGWEES SIQSBEES SQUADRON HERE HEREImpretilon HEREImrlon HEREImpression Impression That Tat It I Will ili I Be Sent to the theEuropean tie tieEuoean theEuropean European Station StationThe StationThe Euoean Stto SttoTe The Te squadron squadon that bore bre the body of John JohnPaul JohnPul JohnPaul Paul Jones Jonl from France Frane confuting cWLUng of the thecrulssra theCrlN thecruisers CrlN cruisers Brooklyn Chattanooga Chatanooga Galveston Galvestonand Oalveton Oalvetonae Galvestonthu and thu Tacoma Tacm arrived arive yesterday yetday from An Annapolis Annpl Anria ae left his hisflagship hl hlnag hisflagship napolis ria Rear Rr Admiral Admal Sigsbee Rib let npl flagship hp the Brooklyn Immediately ImmEdtely after aftershe afte afteshe afterhe nag she he dropped doppd anchor IMhor off of Tompkinaville TompklvUe and andwent ad adwet andwent wet went to Washington Wahigton The impression Impllon in intho I inho tho ho squadron sqUdron is 1 that tht after it I U overhauled overhauledt at tt t tbe navy yard In Brooklyn Brokly It will w1 go to tothe toth tohe th the European Europan station stationTbe etationThe I IThe The Chattanooga Ctanooga which blcb sailed sld hence hencebefore henc hencbfor hencehefore bfor before her final tnal acceptance aptanc test tt will wil have haveher he heber haveher the squadron squadronThere squadronThere her trial before bfore rejoining rejoing equdon equdonTere There is little Itte doubt dubt that tht she sh will wl meet mt all allrequirements al alrequimenlll allrequirements Tere requirements as a she showed Ihowe herself berlf a fine fne fneablp fineship hieship ship requimenlll in the trip to and ad from France Fnc The Theofficers Thefficre officers I say they are sure that tht the body bodythey bdy bdytMY bodye they olcr e woorted orted onnIed sT thy to Annapolis Annpl is 1 that tht of Paul PaulIf PulJon Paulboos If boos ones They say th tIY thy y were ere received receivedjnthuslftstlcally rived rivedenlhutay receivedctbusiastlca1hy Jon The sy jnthuslftstlcally by the Ibl French Fech and ad all allhand aUband allhands enlhutay hand appreciated it itOn itOn band On top aprte of the th catafalque cataaqu I in I which whoh the theody thebody theodvof body ody odvof of Jones Jon ionee lay lY88 was hla hlwor tdsewor4 sword the property propertyhe Properl Properlof of f ItegInaId F Nicholson cmnder commander ot otthe ofhe Nichln the he Rgnd cruiser Tacoma Tam The 1h sword Is 1 an a 1e1rcoin heir heiroom h coin cr in the Commanders Cmnder family famy The Theatafalque Thectaque Theatafalque lom atafalque was also covered with wih the silk silklag Ilk Ilkfg silkag ctaque fg lag ag presented prnt reaented a by a the cover Daughters Dauhtrs of the theAmerican theAmrc themoncen American moncen Revolution BevolutionThe Amrc The men Roluton RolutonTh of the cruiser crir Galveston Gaveton which whichIAS whichaa hch hchb IAS Th acquired a bad name among the tb blue blueter blue blueacketa ba ne amon b acketa au were the fr first to get abre shore Ibertr Ibertrter liberty libertyifter th we jakeb ifter ter the squadron squadronem ahored anchored g Bme Some of oftbm oYhem th Irron hem em credit clt their good treatment trtmnt to the theiblication th thetjbflcation tbm iblication blcatn of alleged sJeg g ill treatment trtment of men menoard mn mnAoar meniboard iboard oard her herSUX hermi herZIAS Aoar SUX mi HAS MOTHER ARRESTED ARRESTEDames ARRESTEDme ARRESTEDlames lames ames me E Foye Swears In Court Sb l e Threat Threatened Treat Treatee Threatsired sired ee to Snoot SDot Him HimJames 10mJat HimJames James Jat E Foye who said d he was wanployed e 1m 1mploy m miloyed iloyed by the brokerage brokerge firm frm of Charles Crle G Gat GGal 0hates ploy hates at s has b a mother mothr Mm Mr Florence Fornc Foye Foyeho Foy Foycrho Gal who rho ho lives Ilve alone alon in I a rear apartment apalnt at 653 653arkavenuo OS OSParkavenue g3arkavenue arkavenuo Yesterday Yeelllrdy he h had bd bill motherreatd mother motherTreated arrt Treated and appeared appred against Apllt her br in Jeffer Jefferon Jeer JeerIon Ion on Market Hrk court courtThe ourt ourtT courtThe The T arrest arst fas u made md at Fifth Ftth avenue avenuend avnue avnuead avenuend nd Thirtyfourth street trt by Policeman Policemanhomas PolioemanhomM ad homas Tyfourth J Burns Bum on Foyes assertion urtlon that thatIs tht ththl thatIs Thom hl Is mother had threatened tbraterd to shoot sbot him himhe blmTbe himhe I mohr In court was u before Magis MagisWhat Maglarate I Tbe he appearance appro I ourt btor Mp Mptrte I rate Webb WebbWhat trte What Wahe WaheWhat Is the nature ntur of the complaint complaintmulred complnU complaintuired mulred 1 the MagistrateThin Magistrate MagistrateIstrate Innulrd Mptrate MptrateoT Thin womaflOOmfllDflO0d Foye The TheJKltrt Thefa fa oT Istrate womanmno stopped him abruptly abruptlyra abrftly abrftlyTht abruntly4hat JKltrt 4hat will dOl do young mn man5 he lid said I Iin Tht locuBtomed w1 to bear officers o refer to toomen toromeo ra o a omen aultom of tbe street strt t br in that tbt manner Jnner but butever butnevr butever womn ever a son to his mother motherMy motherMy mothr mothrMy lon hi nevr My mother Foye corrected himself himselfmet hhlll hhlllmt himselfmet met me mohr on Broad Brd street strt oo last 1t Tuesday Tedy and andaid ana anaad andaid ad aid mt she m be would ould shoot sho me m if i I didnt dd give ave her herMMsoj hr hrby herico ico by Sept1 Sept1Diaebr MMsoj Diaebr Sptl SptlDb m a said ld Magistrate Wahle WahleIf Wahe WaheI Mtrat If Db Im shot began For FoyeDower Fo Fot Forrut I I rut t tttb tnt o the Mgtrt Magistrate pn ld ldbewe said saidDwe7S I I Dower r PUtS rs Orat Gr Juice Jalod sad ad Fart Win WinWill WI WtsWill Will brtnr a smile of toy 0 your Sick aokT Bol Sickr I r Ad T Dewey 1 brr ft Sons Sna Iml Co 0 IM 1 iultoa f ulon St 9l New NewAd Tork TorkThe Tor The Tb FattestLong Fatlna Dlstaac bbtc Train Trainthe TID TIDtn 1rslathe tn the world U tbe Twentieth enUetb Century Cntur Limited Limitedje Lhnlee tbe je e Hhour Jour wore train clln between bwetn New York Yor and ad Chicago ColcafoC Cler Chicagothe by C UN U Ww CW ew York Yor Central Oat UswA U d YELLOW FEVER STRIDES STRIES O1 O1SIX ON ONSIX O OSIX SIX DEATHS FROM FRO I IT 11 IN AEI AEIORLEANS NEf XEIIORLEANS ORLEANS OnLEt1S YESTERDAY YESTERDAYFifteen IESTIDI IESTIDIFre hESTERD3rFifteen Fifteen Fre New NI CaNs C Found FoslndMeitnietlet FoslndMeitnietletMOe aestrlotlon aestrlotlonMore More MOe Severe 8PUaepl SevereFUdeipbia rtUadeiplila and A th thState the theftte thStat State ftte of Texas Quarantine luaatle Agalni AgalniNew Alant AlantNew Agalnihew New OrleansAstaevlllei Invitation InvitationNJSW JnvitatloiNaw OrlenlAtevle InvltUo InvltUoNaw Naw OBUUNS OBLI July M 2gThere There Thre were wer Of Ofteen Oftn fitteen teen tn new nw oases c of yellow yelow fever feYr and id ab abdeaths Il atdeath deaths dath from it today today The T official ofc1 repor reporfor nepoifor for yesterday ytry was I seven Ien new nw cases CI and fou foudeaths foudeaths deaths deathsSuspicious death deathsSuspicious Suspicious 8Upio 1 casesoffever cl cases of fevr fever were report reportfrom reportefrom por from Donaldeonvllle Dnldonvle and ad Bayou Bayo Goula La Laand L Laand and two physicians pbyslo were ere cent there t tInvestigate to toInUpte t tInvestigate Investigate InUpte A rumor rmor prevails PNvala that there therwere theree thenwere were e ten tn oases o In an Italian It camp cp baol baolof bok bokof baoof of Bay By St Louis Lw Miss MI8 The Te United Unitd State StateMarine Btt StateMarine Marine Hospital HOltal Service SriN will 1 investigate investigateMost Iveetgnt inveatigatMost Most Mot of the cases c are still si confined onfned to thi thiItalian theItlin thiItalian Italian Itlin quarter qurter and nearly nerly all al the sick art artItalians ar ar arItalians Italians ItaliansThe Itall ItaliansThe The Te result rlt has been n to arouse aoule greal grealprejudice grt grtprejudice greaprejudice prejudice against agant New Ne Orleans Orlean Italians Italat It Itthe In Inthe I Ithe the country oountl district districtAt dstct districtsAt At Bunkle Dunke La where an n Italian Itlan from fronNew fromNew frocNew New Orleans Orle died die of the fever all al the thirefugees theretug8 threfugees refugees retug8 have been ben corralled corle and are belni belnikept blng blngkept beinikept kept In camp campThree cap capTr campThree Three Tr luggers from New Orleans Orlen ladewith laden ladeiwith ladenIth with Ith Italians 1tlan have been hn refused fs landing ladng a athe at atthe athe the several svera Mississippi MII8lppl seaport towns towMthough al although cithough though they were ten days spr day out from thi thicity Ihoolty tbcity city cityQuarantine Quarantine Qurntie restrictions rtrlclona are general generalbeing generly generlybeing generaI1being there therela thereI thenis being made mde more severe Bvere although albough la I no n noattempt attempt attmpt to Interfere Interere with freight freightThe trelgbtTe freightThe The Te requirements quir mnta now made mde by the State Stateiof Btt Stateof of Mississippi Mlllppl and Texas Texs that all al cars ars must mustbe mut mutb inusbe be b fumigated fumgtd with sulfur au1ur before bfore loading loadingia lodg lodgI ia I oaualng oul delay dly and expense epnl to shippers shippersToday Ihpprs IhpprsToay shippersToday Today the Louisiana Lu1 Board Bd of Healtt Healttput lelth lelthput Ilealtiput put Into Int effect ee its I new ne quarantine qurte aysteit aysteitagainst IIYltm IIYltmpst aystenagainst Ameri Amorican American Amerlc against fruit frt vessels from Central Ctr can c pst ports pr requiring rue a six al days day quarantine quarantineTwo qUrtle qUrtleTwo quarantineTwo Two of the tle vessels ells which arrived arve frorr frorrBlue frm frmBlue fronBluefielde Blue Bluefielde fields and Ceiba Coib refused refu to submit submi to tothis totbIB t tthis this quarantine qurantie and put to sea and ad will willprobably wi wUprobably probably probbly discharge dlharge their cargoes cargoe at Mobile Mo Mobile Mo bile bileThe bUeTe The Te work ork of stamping stpln out the feveiwas fever feverWa fevewas was Wa thoroughly organized orgaz today tody The Thegeneral Thoeener Tingeneral general eener committee co tt raised r 1150000 160 and the theward thewa tinward ward wa committees comtt from 11000 1000 10 to 110000 110000Work 10000 10000Work 100 Work WaS 11 begun ben thin thll morning momng in the wa waof way wayof waof of destroying detroyng the stegomyia stegomya of yellow yellovifever yelow yelowtever yellowfever fever feverCommittees feverCommittees teverCmmttl Committees Cmmttl and several IVral hundred hundrd men menstarted mn mnItared maratarted started Itared in screening sornlng the cisterns citern using usingoil usln uslnoil I oil 01 on onponds ponds pond gutters luters Ao o It I is expected expectedto expcted expctedto to have hve an inspector Inpotor to every block in the thecity th th thcity I Icity city cityThe cityTe The Te United States Stat Marine Me Hospital Hopital ServIce Serv Service Ser I Iic ice has established detention camps at all allthe a athe allthe ic b establlh denton cp the railroads ralld running rnIng from nom the city and is isalso I Isaliio I Ia also a 0 attending attdng to the disinfecting dllfeclne and andfumigating andfumigtng andfumigating fumigating fumigtng of freight cars carsPutUADKLFHiA crs crslIDEIIHI carsPunsosnpszA PutUADKLFHiA lIDEIIHI July Juy 2 24RIgid 2R Rigid quaran quarantine quarantine qur qurtne tine tne against New Orleans Orel has h been bn estab established etal establiubed lished Ilhed apt by byDr Dr Henry Her D Heller Heler State Stat quaran quarantine qur quarantine tine physician phyac at t the Marcus Ma Hook Hok station stationFollowing staton statonFolowe stationFollowing Following Folowe the news new of the outbreak outbrk in New NewOrleans NewOrl NewOrlena Orleans Orl all al the t officials ofoa of o this t port gave gaveorders gve gveoreN gaveonleris orders oreN to enforce entor the strictest Btrct surveillance surveillanceover su ac acover over all al vessels v8els regardless regarl8 of where her they theywore tbeywere theywore wore from and especially epely those hailing hailingfrom hlg hlgfrom baUlagfrom from Panama Pa India Id or Southern ports portsOre por portsThu Ore DrHomlg Homing and McCool Mcl who ho are aresttone stationed stationedat at Marcus Mau Hook llk were ere Instructed Intrce to hold holdany holdany holdany any vessel should shoud the slightest elghtt symptoms symptomsof of yellow yolow fever be b found foundDr toud toudDr foundDr Dr HeUer HeUr said d today tody I received rcived a atelegram atelegrsm atelegram telegram from Dr Soucham Suchm the th head hd of ofthe ofth ofthe the th State Stat Quarantine Qarntne Board Brd of Louisiana Louisianaand Luiin Luiinand Louisianaand and in I It I he states stt that the outbreak outbrek 1s l as asbad 18 18bd asbad bad bd if I not worse wor than tbn the th one that wrought wroughtsuch wroughtsuch wroughtsuch such havoc hvoc in 1870 Precautions Pcauton that thatwould thatwould thatwould would bring bg down dow to a minimum any Possi Possibility PI PIbUty poesibility bUty bility of it 1 spreading sprding must mU8i be b established establishedin Istablillhed IstablillhedIn in each ech State whether such muchbe he b situated Ilute near neara ner nera a waterway wtnay or not notThere notTer notThere There Ter are nearly twentyfive twentyfve vessels velela of otal ofall al all 11 descriptions depton8 principally prlnolplly schooners schoonersheading 8hooners 8hoonersheding sohoonersbeading heading heding this thi way from Southern Sut m ports pr and andDr andDr andDr Dr Holler Heler has ha a complete list lst constantly constantlybefore contnty contntybfore constantlybefore before bfore him and be keeps keep apprised appried of their theirmovements theirmovements theirmovements movements that tht they may be b subjected subjecd to toan t toan examination before being allowed allowedto an extra exainton bfore beig alowed alowedto d their docks docksHOUSTON docksHovatOfl to prooeeki pr prooe to dokl HOUSTON Tex July 20 2flTexs 25Texas Texas was wasquarantined wa waqurnLled waqquarantined qurnLled quarantined against agonl Louisiana Lublal today today by byorder byorder byDrder order of State Health Helh Officer Ofcr Taber Tabr Phy Phyilclans PhyIlcian Phyicians Ilcian ilclans and guards guad were sent to all al points pointsan an n the th east et State line lne People Peple from other otherStated otherSlat otherStates Slat Stated traveling trvelig through Louisiana LuLlna wITK wITKout wl w1T1ret out having big stopped stoppd will wi be b permitted prmted tomter to toenter toenter enter enterThe enterTe mterThe The Te action acton was a taken tak by Dr D Taber Tabr after afteri atllr atllra conference with Dr Soucham Souchamf a i telegraphic tle rJhlo cnerc 8ucham 8uchamor Orleans Dr Tabsr had wired wiredUnless wiredUnless or f New OrCnc D TAb Ird IrdUnl Unless Unl Louisiana Luln quarantines quarntne against agaist New New3rloans NewOrlen Newrleans Orlen 3rloans Texas will wi quarantine Quarantne against againstxtulniana agalmtLulla againstoutsiana xtulniana xtulnianaThe outsianaThe Lulla The reply rply was not satisfactory stlfaory and the thejuaratittne thequrnti the1uaradtin qurnti juaratittne was wa at once onc proclaimedAonsviLLw proclaimed proclaimedASHKVILLK proolled i iASHBVLLB ASHKVILLK ASHBVLLB N C July 28 2 26An An invitation invitationwas mvitton wa was sent snt today tody to the Mayor Myor of New Ne Orleans Orleansyy Orlet I by yy y Mayor Myor Barnard Brrd inviting iviig all al Ihbltnta Ihbltntaof Inhabitants Inhabitantsif of if the yellow ylow fever districts d1trlo to t come cme to toUhevllle totaheville j jAhevUI AhevUI Uhevllle a secureretreatfrom secure scre retreat rt from the ravagesf ravages ral I Iof of if f the dread drd disease dl Resolutions Rluton to this thistffect thlaefet thisf1eot efet tffect were ere passed ps at a special lpcl meeting metig of ofhe otthe ofhe he Board Br of Trade Trsd and Board Brd of AJdarmen AJdarmenhis Aid rie rmnen rmnenhis I his morning morningTBLlOW morig morigTBLW moinlngTNLLOW TBLlOW TBLW FEn CANNOT CANOT LODGE HERB HERBHealth BERJ usesHealth Health Office Otflc Doty Dty gave eve out the tb follow following folow folowing followag ing ag statement IItatemetyeterdy IItatemetyeterdyI yesterday yesterdayI I have received recived no official ofc notice notce that tht one oner oneor or r more cases c of yellow yelow fever feer were removed removedrom removedfrom removedmm from rom the steamship Itehlp Seguranca Sg a before btore her herleparture herdepature herieparture depature leparture from Colon on July 22 2 If I this thislisea thi thisItsease d1 lisea Itsease e is l found foud on board bd when the vessel vesseleferred v0331 v0331refer vesseleferred refer eferred to reaches rechee the New York quaran quaranine qurAn qurAntie quaranlao tie lao station tUon the patient patent or patients palenb will wi b3 bsemoved b3removed b3emoved emoved to the Swinburne Island hospital hospitalind hospitl hospitland and all 0 persons peroM on board whose who temperatures temperaturesire tmperatl tmperatlae ae ire above abve the normal norl register rgte will wi be fe fenoved e eroved mve roved to Hoffman Holr Island Islad for observation observationh obrvaton In h n other words wor the present prent regulations regulatonl will willcarried wi wille b e carried co out ou These Te are sufficient lufclent to fur furilsh lurnih furish nih ilsh full tul protection proteion All vessels V0I arriving arrivingrom ariving arivingtrom trom rom New Ne Orleans Orleas are a now nw subject subjec to inpection In Inpert I pert peclon pection ion at this thl station elion and a will wU be b for forhe forthe forhe treated In the same me the he present prt trt manner mannerut mnner mnnerl l ut 5 vessels Cf11 arriving aylng from Colon Clon There Tere is isto L Iso no to o danger whatever whateve that tha on D outbreak outbrek of ofellow otyelow ofeliow yelow ellow fever fove in the North Norh would ould be b fol folowed tolloe folwed loe owed by any aYIr0U serious results rult to the public publloirindpaUy publo publoprcpaUy publicnlnclpally prcpaUy irindpaUy for tbe reason nn that ta the variety varietyf vaiey 01 f mosquito moquto which whoh transmits tmb this thl disease diseasei d 1 i I not found foud in this tb section aon of the country countrylesidee countr countryesidee bide lesidee the present prnt treatment trmnt of an out outirenk outreak brRk irenk of yellow 1110w fever feve la simple l Ilmp1 and ad effeo effeoIve ee alTecvs carried out outDANEEB9 outDANKES outULNERS lve Ive vs if I properly prperly ce DANEEB9 DANKES IN I THE T ADIBONBACKS ADIBONBACKSThere AbIRNACK few banks I In the Adirondackut Adirondack There are ae very ver fe bak Adirdack Adirdacklu Ter ut U every banker baer would be b benefited belLe by a vaea vaeaon VI VIlo vscson lu on ever In that cbarrotnr cbaIJ reiHon Send ed a two cent centlamp cnt cnttp centaJnp lo lamp i to George b H Daniels Dla rro flrand Gle Oentral CDtn Station Stationor Italn Italnfo fo or tp ra a copy COP t Dorre of The i Adirondack drDca and e How o to t lit Btl Reach Reachbems at h hhem bTbel Tbel hem bems 4 One Ae an map mlpA Adi T I 940000000 POTTERY TRUST TRUSTThe TnUSTTe TRUSTrile The Te East Liverpool Inr ool Plants Pnl Reported ReportedDe fepotl to toDe De in 1na ft Combine CombinePniMDKLpnu CombineRIDEI Combinenmmveunz PniMDKLpnu RIDEI nmmveunz IA July 28 2 Phlladelph Phlladelphcapitalists Phiadelphia Phiadelphiacapltallts Philadelphcapitalists capitalists capltallts are tho main min backers bckei of a f4C 4 4otxo 0 000000 00 pottery ptter trust tr t just formed fore and ad con 001trolling controlnl coitroliing trolling trolnl practically practcaly the entire entlo table wai waiand ware wareAnd waand and china output of tho country countr The Te o oganlzor or organizr oganitor ganlzor of the combination omblntlon 1s l Newton etn Jack Jaolson Jackln Jeolson son ln a broker with Ith office oo in I the th Drex DrexBuilding Dnl DnlBuiding DrexBuilding Building Buiding and he Is reported to have the boa boabooking hopbaoklmg booking blg of three thre of the leading dlne banks banksthla ba banksthis ot otthi this thi city Mr Jackson Jaoksn was WI not in tow towtoday ton tontday towtoday tday today He had gone to New York It wi wistated wistated stated ltate to secure Ire the cooperation cporton of son sonfinancial lIome lIomefnncal sonfinancial financial fnncal interests Interb in Wall Street In tl tlpottery tipottery the thepottr pottery combination combinationThe pottr omblnton omblntonT The T principal manufactoilw maufactoll of whit whlcthe whlob whlobthe whitthe the now no trust trst has b secured Ir control cntrol are thoi thoiat thoiat at East Liverpool Lverpol Ohio which is l tt ttcrockery the thecrker Ucrockery crockery crker manufacturing mAnufaturg center ontr of the coOl couitry coln colnt coOltry try t There are thirtytwo potteries poteries i ithat In Inthat I Ithat that place placeMr plac placeMr Mr Jackson made several sverl visits visis to thi thicity that thatcity thucity city and after conference conernc with ih the bankoi bankoiand bankeand and manufacturers manutacturrs nearly nlarly all al of the latti lattiaccepted later lateracptd lattiaccepted accepted acptd tho offer of the Eastern Etem capitalist capitalistOf capialst Of O the 140000000 000 capital cpItal the greater qretr pai paiwill pawill will wi be b issued Isued in 7 per cent cnt preferred preterd stool stoolTlie Ilk stoolThe pr The 110 stocks ltocb will wU be belftd listed on the New Yom Yorand York Yorkand Yomand and Pitteburg Plttburg exchanges exchangesThe exchanKet The Te Homer Home Laugblin LuRhln China Company CompanyEast c cEast of ofHat East Hat Liverpool Iverl Ohio tho largest larget ooncer ooncerin concm concmI concerin in I tho city cty with ono exception ecpton stiH hold holdaloof holds holdsalof holcaloof aloof alof as a also do tbe Sobrings Sbrlng who operal operalthree opera operathree three thre plants plt at Bebring Sbrng Ohio It is i prc prcposed propcsed prcp0801 posed after ater the combination cmbiaton is 1 in workln worklnorder working workingorder workinorder order to osorb arb the ortwaro ntwa potteries ptterie and ad th thsanitary the thest thsanitary sanitary st ware plants Most Mot of the latte latteare ltter ltterar iattcare are ar In Trenton Tnton N J and virtually vruly con cortrol cn cntrol control trol the Industry in this thl country countryPRIESTS coutry coutryPRISTS countrylflIESTS PRIESTS PRISTS WIRELESS WlElESS SUCCEEDS SUCCEEDSFather SUCCEEDSFather SUCCEEDSFather Father Murgui System Used Ve Betwee BetweeWllkesbarre Det1een Det1eenWlkebare fletweeWilkeabarre Wllkesbarre Wlkebare and ad Scranton SerantonWiutEanABBp Slrnton SlrntonWILEDA ScrantonWmtxmnAnn WiutEanABBp WILEDA J Pa July Jul JO 2 26A A tw twdays two twodys twdays days dys official ofcil test of the wireless wlrelels telegrap telegrapsystem telegraphsystm telegrapsystem system systm Invented Iventd by Father Joseph Josph Murga Murgaof Murgl Murglof of this thi city ended today tdy and was wa pro pronounoed pronouncd pronounced nounoed nouncd most mOt satisfactory stillfactor It was con conductod cn cnducted conductod ductod by Father Murgas MUrM Joseph Joph F Stoke Stokeand Btokesan Stokeand and an Ferdinand Ferdnnd Muokley of Philadelphia Philadelphiawho Phiadelphia Phiadelphiawho who are backing him hi and amI some experteIcgrnphor exper expertelegraphers tlegmpht tlegmphtTe teIcgrnphorThe telegraphers telegraphersThe The Te teat tt was W between btwen the station staton in thlcity this thiscty thicity city cty and the one in Scranton and the firs firsmessage frt frtme8ge firsmessage message me8ge sent snt over tho wire wir was W Than ThanQod Tk TkOo ThanlGod God Oo for hi hii 1h blessings blcAlngs Other message messagewere meslges meslgeswere messagewere were sent nt The system sends Inds musical musial notes noteito notesto noteto to represent repre nt the dots and dashes dashel of th thMorse the theIor tinMorse Morse Ior system and will wi be b perfected preted untl untleach unWeah untieach each eah letter lettr of the alphabet alphabt and each ech group grouping groupig grouplog log ig of words wors used URd frequently frequenty will wl be b ex expressed expr expressed pressed pr d by a single lglo note The Te inventoi inventoiclaims mventorclms lnventoclaims claims clms that it I can be b operated operted with 2S 2Stimes 260 260tmes 26times times tmes less 108 power than that required ruird bj bjother by byother b bother other systemsFather systems systemsFather systm Father Murgas urgl receives reclyes a large sum foi foihis lorh1 fohis his h1 patent ptnt and also all gets get royalties royalte He say sayihe sys syshI sayhe he hI will wi give SO000 10 to his hi church ohurh the con congregatlon cn cngrgaton congregation gregatlon grgaton of which is i poor poorCANUCK poorCtNUCK poorC4NUCK CANUCK RIFLES RIFI S MUST MUST DISARM DISARMWill tmUBl tmUBlWU flS4RVWut Will WU Net De Allowed Alo1e to Carry Firearm FlrearmiThrough Freal FrealTrOlb FirearmThrough Through TrOlb Boston BostonBOSTON POton POtonBOITON Vji4tonBosToN BOSTON BOITON July 2OWhe 20 20We When l1ieD TheDuTfe lheDi1e o oCornwalls I ICornwalls r rCo1wall Cornwalls Co1wall On Rifles R es of orOtla Ottawa Canada Canadamarch Caada Caadamarch Canadamarch march across aor08 Boston from the north to tin thisouth the theuth tinsouth south uth stations statons on theirway lhelt way to Providence Provldenciin in the early morning mornlnj of Saturday Sturday Aug 5 5it 5It 5it it will wi have to be b without firearms firearmsAdjtCen frcann fireanrnsAcljtOan AdjtCen Adten Stopford Stptord has made answc answcto amuiwolto to t this thl effect efect In a I letter leter ta t LioutCol LioutColRogers LoutCo LoutCoRogers LioutColRogers Rogers of tho Dukeu Duket Own The Adju AdjutantGenernl Adjutantenerl AdjutantGeneral tantGenernl tantenerl quotes quote the law on the subject subjectand subjecand lubject lubjectand and encloses enclos an opinion by AttorneyGen AttorneyGeneral AtoreyGen AtoreyGeneral eral Parker Oon Stopford suggests that thathe thatthe thatthe the arras ans be b shipped hippd to Providence ant antthat and andthat antthat that tho Britishers Brltsher march across acroA town un unarmed unarmed unarmed armed He le has ha no n3 doubt that If I tho Legis Legislature lglslaturo Lgislature lature were wer In session sc nq lon a special lpcal act woulc woulcbe wouldb woulcbe be b passed ped as was wa done in 1003 10 for tin tinHoncurable thoHoncurable thulioncurable Honcurable Artillery Aiery Company ompny of London LondonTlie Lndon LndonThe LondonThe The Canadian Candian regiment will wi be b accom accompanied accm accmpnle accompanted Sir Frederick Bordon MlnliUe MlnliUeof panted pnle by Frerick Mlnlter Mlnlterof of Militia MIltia and Colonel the Right Hon lon Lori LoriAylmer Lrd LrdAylmer LortAylmer Aylmer InspectorGeneral InspectorGeneralCHILD InspctorGeneral InspctorGeneralCIIUJ InspectorGeneralChILI CIIUJ CHILD Kl KILLED IW ItY TllRIJ THIRD RAIL R41LApparently RAnpparrnt RAILApparently Apparently pparrnt Climbed Clmbed Up a IMIIar 1la of tin tinElevated the theElented tlicElevated Elevated to the Track TrackPeter TrackPetr TrackPeter Peter Petr McOloln Mcloin s years year old was wa killed kied ot otthe onth orthe the th Thirtyfourth hlrtytourh street treL bronohof braDoh of theThtrc theThtrcavenue the Third Thirdavenue Thiriavenue avenue elevated line ln last lst night The poliothink polio poliecthink think thnk that tht he was w first frt shocked shoke to deatlby deathby death deattby by the third rail ri Then a car cr ran Over er him himThe himTho himThe The boys body was WI found just east elt o othe of ofthe 01 01the the Second Scond avenue station stston For some lome tim tiratthe tmo tmotile timlhe the boy of the neighborhood have hve beer beerclimbing ben benclmbing beenriimbing clmbing climbing the th elevated pillars pilr to the track trackIt tmokI I It is supposed sUPRoe that tht Petf Pe r climbed clmbd up a pillai pillaiind pilar pilarand pilinitnd and fell ftl on dn o the th third thir rail railEdward ml railEdward Edward Curley Crley the motorman motoran of ofa a shuttle shuttlitrain shutte shuttetrin shuttlernin trin train saw the th boys boyl body by but before ho hesould hooould hoould sould stop the th train the front oar or had hd passec passecjver pased pasedover passed passedvor over the body boy which had hd been ben burned anc ancvos and anda andas resting the third rail railTho railThe vos a as rUng on thir ri The police polo decided that tht the boy had hadseen hadbn lieden bn seen en killed kied before the train trin struck Itruok him himHo himHo himElo Ho lived lved at 320 32 East Et Thirtyfourth Thrtyfourth street streetOV0 strt StreetrovG OV0 ISLAND ELECTRIC TRAINSSerylee TRAINS TRAINServloe TRNSSerlor Serlor ervloe Put Jut Into Operation Oprrton From Fom Flatb FlatbAvenue Flatbuab FlatbuabAvenue Avenue to Kockaway Dcach DcachThe Bech7he UcachThe The electric cl etro train trin service ltlc on the Lon Lonilahd Lng LngNand Long Longiland Nand Railroad Rlroa from Flatbush Fatbh avenue t ttockaway to toRka toRockaway Rka tockaway way Beach Boh was wa put in regular regur opera operaIon oper operaion ton Ion yesterday eteray iho first flt train trn made mc th thIxteen the thesixen thelxtoen sixen Ixteen miles rO in thirtyfive thlyfve minutes minute with withhirteen wlb wlbthrten withhlxteon thrten hirteen stops top This Thl is l five fe minutes mnute less lesshan leeshan tba han tho steam stam schedule sohedue As A soon son as a the theomoining theromlnlng theomnining omoining grade crossings Are removed it itrill itw Itsill romlnlng gde crOlng remove w rill bo b possible poiblo to further furher reduce ruo the th tune tuneThree tie tielhr Three lhr 1 hreo trains trn of seven oars or each eah were in inuse InU8 inlee U8 use yesterdayho yesterday yesterdayTho yteray yterayfho Tho ho next section secon of the thl road r to be b oper operated opereatod operitod ated by electricity eletricty will w be b the th line lne from fromVoodhaven fromWohaen fromVoodhaven Wohaen Voodhaven Junction Junoton to Jamaica Jamac andSprlng andSprlngleld and 1prlng 1prlngfed Spring Springlaid fed fed70U laid laidTOM leldTOM TOM JOHNSON IIIJSON IO IINSON SEES WEAVER WEAVERVnd JEUER JEUERA JFE4 VER VERlad A lad Tells Tel Philadelphias PILelpnll Mayor Mao That lt Hell HellGo HellGo Go the te Limit Limi for Him IUmPJILDEL1A lUniPuuannwcra HimPHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PJILDEL1A July 26 2tMyor 20Mayor Mayor Tom Tomlohnson TomJhn Tomrohnon Jhn lohnson of Cleveland Clev ld came ce here today todayo tody todyto to o place plc a big contract cntrct for street sret cars crs Be Beore B Beore Cor ore he did dd anything ayhig else el8 the throe cent cnt fare farenan fareIn farenan In nan made md tracks trck for Mayor Weavers Weaversiffloe Wevera Weveraofc Weaversifioc ofc iffloe He le wan wal oloeetod oloolod with Weaver Wover for forin forpn forn pn in n hour hourI I told Mayor Myor Weaver Wcer be said 8id when he heiame heome heame ome iame out that he could oud count on my aid aido aidL o the limit I told him hi of the awful awul con coruptlon cr crrptlon conuptiori L rptlon uptlon that tht seethes Ith around the te street Itrt oar oarituation carItuatlon cr crsitton ituation in Cleveland and offered him himay Mmny sitton I Clvlnd ofer rT ay advice avic on anything anyhg he might want wnt to toaiow toow tonow now ow aiowThe owT The T Mayor lyor Mid he was wal for municipal municipaliwncrship muicpl muicplownenb municipalwnenshlp iwncrship to t tho limit liit but that tht be was al held heldlown helddon heldLowe ownenb don at present ptnt by political pltol oonsldera oonslderalons ollder oonstderalone lone Ho said ld there wasnt want anything anythingust anhll anhllJu anythingnet Ju net now nw that tht he needed my advice advce on but butlike butth buthat th hat b ha ouldnt couldnt ne tel tell hw how IOn sbon he might mightI might mightlike I iver like Uk er be Weaver Wt needs ned ve and ad me meI he h can c count on me m when wheniver whenver 1 I MULRY FOR FORNESS FLAG FLAGIS PLACEIS IS THE TAMMANY PROGRAM lROORAU FA FAVOREtt P4EOIfED I IlOnED VOREtt UY Ii THE TIn MAYOR MAYORWith ltlIJ MIYOIrWith I With the te Suggestion uueton That Tt When ben the tl Mayo MayoDeeoraes MayoDecomea Iaor IaorDDe Deeoraes DDe Governor Goemo Mr Mulry Wool WoolDa Wod WodDe Da Acting Mayor IlyorUr MayorMr Mr Orout Grot to toComptroller ra raCoptoUer toComptroller Comptroller CoptoUer Again Alli Very ery Possibly PossiblyThomas POalbl POalblThoms PoealbI PoealbIThomas Thomas Thoms M Mulry Mul it was said lld yestordoj yestordojby yetrdy yetrdyby yestardaby by close 010 friends frlend or Mayor Myor MoClellan Molln anc ancCharles and andCharleFMurhyUb aniCharles Charles CharleFMurhyUb F Murphywill be asked to take tke the theDemocratic theDmoto tinDemocratic Democratic Dmoto nomination for President PrldDt of MM MMBoard tbeBrd tinBoard Board Brd of of Aldermen Charles Charle V Fomeidoes Fomei Fomllldo Fornodoes does do not nt want a ronomlnatlon ronomlnatlonSo renominton So 8 far aa could coud be learned lemed yesterday ystrdy Mr MrMulry M MrMulry Mulry Mull ban hunot hasnot not yet yt boon bn consulted on ult and ad then thenla thereI thenis la I some doubt If I he could be b induced mducd t taccept to toaopt ti tiaccept accept aopt Mayor Myor Low more or than once ono askec askechim askmhire kd kdhIm him to take office ofc and nd Mayor Myor MoClellar MoClellaralso Moellan Moellanalo MoCIehlaialso also alo has hs done one BO 8 but in each eoh case CI tho offei offeiwas ofer oferwa offewas declined hare harea harda tried was wa deolne Col Cl McClellan Mclelln trd a few te weeks wek ago to get gt him to take tke obargof chargi chargiof ohrg I Iof of the Tenement Tenoent House HOI Commission Cmmllon whei wheiT whenT wheiT T C T Cram Cam resigned resignedBut rgod rgodBut resignedBut But while hUe Mr Mulry Mull has hs no tncllnatlor tncllnatlorfor Inolllor for a subordinate abrdit public publo oflloe ofc hU hi friend friendray frlend friendany ray that tht he makes Ikes no secret cet of the fad fadthat tacttht facthat that tht he has h an ambition ambion to be b Mayor ant ancthat and andthat antthat that he would look lok with moro favor or oran onan oran an elective oleclve place plc It I was WS related yestordaj yestordajthat yetrY yetrYtht yestordathat that tht the Tammany Tammny leaders leader who are Ar anxlout anxloutthat anxlottthat that tht ho should accept 8pt the nomination nominton tot foiPresident torPrident totPresident President Prident of tho board brd will wi explain oxplln to him himthat himtht binthat that tht in the event of Mr McClellans Mclellnl reelec reelection rle reolection tion ton next fall the strong probability probbity would wouldfollow wouldfolow woulcfollow follow folow that tbt Mr McClellan Mclelln would woud become becomethe bcme bcmethe becornithe the Democratic Dmocto candidate Cndidate for Qovernoj Qovernojin GovemorI tiovernoIn in I 1809 l0 and that on his hi election elecion the Presi President Prsi Prsidnt President dent would bo bocome become dnt dent of the Board Brd of Aldermen Alderen b come Mayor for the unoxpirod unexpird term ter Mr MrMulry MrMulr MrMulry Mulry Mulr is l ono of tho most prominent Catholic Catholicof Catholicsof Catholc Catholcof of tho city cty and is I president prident of the St Vin Vincent Vincnt Wincent cent cnt do d Paul Society SocietyMayor Scety ScetyMayr SocictyMayor Mayor Mayr McClellan Mcelan la 1 anxious anxous that tht Mr MrGrout MrGrout MrGrout Grout should Ihoud be renominated rnmint for Comp Comptroller Cmp Comptrolier troller troler and ad told Mr Orout himself hlt of this thisdedlre thi thisdesire desire delre and assured IUr him of the loyal loya support supportof of Tammany fammny Hall lal While Whie Herman Hern A AMetz AMetz AMet Metz Senator Sntor McCarrens Mcarens candidate cndidte for forComptroller torCmptroler forComptroller Comptroller Cmptroler would be Ie a strong ftrong man m on onthe onth onthe th the Democratic Demomto ticket tckot Mayor McClellan McClellanthinks Mclelan Mclelanthinks McClellanthinks thinks that Comptroller Cmptroler Grout Grut would be bestronger bostronger hastronger stronger strongerAlthough strongerAlthough strongerAlthough Although Mr Grout has ha stated state that he hewould hewould hewould would not take tko another another nomination nomlnatln there therei ther i I 4 good gd reason ron to believe Lelevo that tht he h can be bepersuaded beperude bepersuaded persuaded perude to recede ree from this position positionespecially psiton psitonepeily positionespecially especially epeily since slnc the attacks nttcks which whch have liavebeen ba havebeen ve veLeen been made mde upon upn him for some re of his hl official officialacts ofcll ofcllact officialacts acts act CAPTIVE SHOT SIOT AT A1 COP COPAfter COPArlr COPAfter Arlr After Dispersing Dtperlns the te Free Lunch Iuncl Bologna BolognaHe Bolosnale He le DIdut DIdt Like LikeA Ike IkeA LIkeA A man m walked walke into the Waubun Waubu Caf att 6 at atthe atthe atthis the north norh entrance entrac to the Brooklyn Brookly Bridge Bridgelast Bridgelat Bridgelast last lat night and looked looke over the free tre lunch lunchcounter luoh luohounter lunchcounter counter counterPretty ounter ounterPrtty counterPretty Pretty Prtty bum layout Ilyout said sid hej he I dont dontlike dontliJee dontlke like lke the bologna bolognaI bloga I know kow some people peple who come cme all al tha thaway thaway theway way from Buffalo Buralo to eat et that bologna with witha wih wiha withahard ahard a hard boiled bUe eggsaid eggsld Jim Jlmtho tho bartender bartenderThe bartnder bartnderThe bartenderThe The man walked wake over ove to the counter counterpicked cuter cuterploked counterpicked picked up a plate of the bologna blognn and ad walked walkedto to tho street Itrel Then 110n he gave the bologna bolognato bolog to the Park row winds windsPoliceman windsPolkelnn windsPoliceman Policeman Polkelnn Dunn of the Oak street trt station stationtold staton statontold ntationtold It Ill be damned damnedfirst damnedfirst told him to pick up Il damne flt first said d the bologna blogn hater and Dunn Dunnstarted Dunntrte Dunnstarted started with him l m for the Oak street strt station stationAt staton statonAt At trte the corner cmer of New Cliambers Chamberl street stret tho thoman thoman tlioman man pulled puled a revolver rvolvAr and fired fre a 0 shot at atDunn atDunn atDunn I Dunn He missed ml and Dunn brought his hisnightstick hisnlghtltck hisnightstick I nightstick nlghtltck acrobs acr the mans mnl mouth spilling spillinga pilng pilnga a nice nlo new not t of false fals teeth toth into the street streetAfter strt strtAttcr streetAfter After thAt tho prisoner l rlsner fired fro no more more shots shotsAt Iho1 shotsAt At thc thostation station staton hesaid he said sid be was James Jame Leary Learya Lr a 1 plumber There was a letter leter In Ills hi pocket pocketrecommending pket pketremmending pocketrecommending recommending remmending James Murphy of Yonkers YonkersROCKEFELLER YonkersRJCKEBLLIW YonkersRUCKEFELLEIt ROCKEFELLER RJCKEBLLIW A STRANOLER STRANOLERSays TIttNGLEflItsys Says Ma Oov La Ll Follette Folette Whod 1104 like 1lle to Hang HaniStuyvciant Das DasStuyveat HangStuyvesant Stuyvciant Stuyveat Fish FishGME9BURO FishOIEDURU FlailO1asnuitu GME9BURO Ill 1 July 2fiI believe belicvoHint belcvo belcvothnt believethnt thnt tho truly representative repre enlnte character of ofour ofour ofour our Government U L in greater trenter peril pert than atany at atany atany any time tme before bfore in the lie history of this thiscountry thiscunlry thIscountry country cunlry said Ild Gov La I Follette Folte of Via Viaconsin WI WIconln is isconsin consin this thl afternoon afernoon In apcaklng at the theChautauqua I theChautauqua heChaulauqua Chautauqua upon tho subject sulJec Railroads Railroadsand Rlroad Rlroadand Railroadsand and Machine Politic PolittciYou PoliticYou Pollc PollcYou You have pretty fair law in Illinois 1Inois on onfreight onftght onfreight freight ftght rates rate but it I I is not being bing enforced enforcedYou entorcd entorcdYou enforcedYou You should Ihould bring your railroad rUroad commis commissioners cmm1 commisidonere sioners to time timeSpeaking timeSpeaking onel tme tmeSpcaklng Speaking of Rockefeller Rocketeler GOT La L Follette Follettesaid Folette FoletteIld Foliettesaid said Ild Rockefeller Rookefeler gives give lots 101 of money moneybut moneybut moneybut but he lain 11 in all al binds kine of business busl8 strangling stranglingand stranglig strangligand and throttling throtig one after ater another and if ifhe Ithe ifhe he could live lve a million mlion yearn Yl4n he could culd not notexpiate notexpit notexpiate expiate expit for the th crimes cie committed cmmited by rob robbing robbing robbing bing his competitors competitorsSpeaking Speaking Speking hi cmptor of the accommodations accommodtolul he had hadon hd hdon hadon on the train tri in I Iowa he said sid I should shouldFish shouldlke shouldlike like to have the job of hanging Stuyent StuyentFb Stuyvesant StuyvesantFish lke Fish Fb president prsident hve of the Illinois Ilnoi Central Contrl for forobliging foroblglng forobliging obliging oblglng people pple to ride In I such a manner mannerTO mnncr mnncrTO mannerTO TO DYNAMITE DYNA11TE BATTERY BtTTERI REEF IlEEfContractor IlEI IlEIContractor REEFContractor Contractor Wilt I Get to Work Today Today and andBlow andBow andBlow Blow Bow It Vp by b flits flitsCapt niuCapt ni niCapt Capt R S Mackenzie Mackcnle lighthouse lahthouse in inspnctor Inspotor Inspector spnctor spotor for this tbl neighborhood neighborhod has ha issued issueda l8ued l8ueda a warning wamln to navigators navigator to steeYcIear st r olear of ofa ofa ofa a platform and ad anchored anchor lighter lght that thatwill thatwill I will bemoored bmored be moored today over the big rook rookoff rookof rockott wi off Pier A North River that has hl been bn a amenace amenace I of menace menac to deep dep draft drt liners lnN many years yearsand ye yearsand I and d has hn been bn marked by a striped Itrlpedbuoy ItrlpedbuoyThe buoy buoyThe buoyThe The rook is II 200 2 feet let long and about abut 77 7 feet feetwide fet fetwido feetw1de wide amidships J I D Miller Mier is I the con contractor cn cntmcor contractor tractor amldhlpl who will wi dynamite dynamie tho reef and andhe andhf andhi he hf hi tmcor has ha agreed alrdto to do the work for 40000 40000There 40000There 00 There will wi be b no great grt eiiijston 11 Ir1 as at atHell atUel atHell Hell Gate but a gradual smashing smlBhlng of oftho oftho ofthe tho Uel rook Gat by minor mior blasts At present prnt the thedepth thedepth thedepth depth over tho reef rt Is about 28 feet The Thecontractor Thecntracor Thecontractor contractor guarantees to t give a depth of 40 cntracor 0 feet fet in which glrnts the blagest bllset gve liners lners can c go gowithout gowithout gowithout without danger dgor The lighthouse Ighthoul warning warningsays warin warningsays says that the contractor ontracor 9s la I required ruired to tomaintain t tomaintain maintain sy lights and ad a fog bell bl on his hi work workbut workbut workhut but mntln Inasmuch Inasuch lihts as a there will wU at times tmes be bedynamite bedynamite dynamite on this tls platform plator or on attend attending atend atendIng attendIng dynamie ing lighters mariners are warned that it itIs 1 itis I II Is I necessary neOry Ightlr to t give anything aything connected connectedwith oonnectd oonnectdwih connectedwith with wih this work a wide berth berthPolice brh brhPoUN berthPollee Police Launch Rescues Rescue Swimmer Swlmmlf In Bay BayPolice B BPolc fla flaPolice Police Polc launch 4 In charge of Rounds Roundsman Ruds Rudsman Roundsman man Ellis Eli was going goig down tho bay lost Instnight 1M 1Mnight lostnight night when the men in the launch heard heardthe hear heardthe the erica crlC of a man m in I the te water opposite oppositeSixtieth Qppslt oppositeElixtieth Sixtieth street st South Suth Brooklyn Brkl The re men menIn menIn menIn Sixtith In tho launch luncb pulled pule him out of the water waterHe w waterlie ter terle He wild be was al John Hagburn Hlbu a sailor slor on onthe onthe onthe le the Nd yacht Lady Ly Evelyn Evel owned one by D Dun Dunlap Du Dunlap lap Jr He Hea was put aboard bar the yacht yachtHe yaht yahtlIe yachtlie when he taken with witha lIe was 8 swimming awlme was wa tken a cramp camp TO TOAttRN TOAVDVRN AUBURN IN 7H 7 7t HOURS HOURSt BOt t by 7 Tha Second Scnd Umpire Iplr on the be New York or Central CentralLeave Cta CentralIesVO Leave byT ave New Ne York 11 P II 1 Albany Aby 41 4 P J ilj iljUtlca 1 ag agUUcS Utlca 0 O4a P M lllyrlcuM Syracuse 830 8 SO P il A arrive Irr Au Auburn Aubur Aubum burn bur Utc B2i D P M 1 Geneva unvI lOM 10 P U MAd Adr Adri AI 1 i 25 JM Tt T T ATLANTIC ATO omr C AND A Aib AibSuadsy EHTUBW EHTUBWSusday aEN aENBldy Susday xeunlon July to 1 0 vU vi PeaatrtvuU Pv1 Rail Railroad R Rallroad Bldy road Special ucro train traI uy leave New York Tor 545 U C A M Mlopping Mstopping rd lcpplnr lopping Spc at Newark Nea and ad Ellubettu Erbt neturnlnr neturnlnrItavs JurIr JurIrS Ritunitarleers 1 S leers Aantlo DtC City 7 7Q 0 P U KL 2i414 i f nannm ll1IN AT ArH ArHTUB ran TEMJJY TEMJJYJapanese TtJMEJapanese I Japanese Army Vlgareaaly Attacking A taatl thIIuUlan th thRussian the theaula Russian aula Positions Potltlontatxttol POlo Positions3peclsl atxttol N I CaW DttftMt la 0 TJU T SOX SOXLONDON S ScsILoNDoN LONDON July Jut Dfltl I7 11A A despatch dlpt b to th thTthgraph tie tieefgroph lbTe1graph Tthgraph from Osaka Osak lays it it1 itis is roporte roportethat rrted rrtedthat roportethat that a Japanese army rynu rrny numbering brln man manthousand mny mnytboUnd manthousands JOpe thousand tboUnd U now nowvoroualy vigorously attaeklr attaeklrtho ataolre ataolretho attackirtthe tho Russian Rlln positions pioos on the Tumen TumenRver TumenRverTe River RiverThe RiverThe The Te Japanese Japlnee troop tro p at the front areii areiihigh are In Inhigh ii iihigh high spirit plrltlAl All the Japanese JIpnOe civilian civilianexcept dvUanl dvUanlxopt civilianC except C xopt the tht canteen cnten attendants tCndts have hve beet beetsent bn bnsent beesent ha haarrived haarrived sent to the rear den Teatelhun Teelhun ha haarve arrived at Newchwang J He will 11 leave leve fo fothe for forthe tothe arve the north shortly Ihorly Ocn Ge MUtohenko MUtohenkocavalry MLtobokoa MLtobokoaCvalry Mistohenkocavalry cavalry Cvalry continually onUnuUy wpaacen neao tho Japanes Japanesleft JapeAe JapeAelef Japanesleft left lef flank fnk There Ther was wa eerlous s fighting fghUng 01 01July on onuly olJuly ro July uly M 1 twenty twentymiles mIN miles north of Falwmen FalwmenGIRL Falrt FalrtOn FakumenfURL GIRL On STARVES SrAnES HUNTING WORK WORKCollapses WORKCoU WORECollapses CoU Collapses el In a I Street StetCa Car andToo nTo Weak t tBat to toEt ti tiRat Bat Et She It Taken Te to hospital IloiplUIMss 10pltl 10pltlM hospitalMiss Mss M Martha Maha Webb 22 years yer old a weave weaveof wever weveror weaveof of 517 1 Fourth Fourh street Itrt Fall Fal River Mass Masscame Masscame 1 1Cme here week to seek work becauw becauwof came Cme a a ek ago sk bU8 bU8of of a strike In the mill mil In Fall Fal River Rver She Shihas Shehas Sinhas has searched searled diligently digenty for something 8metblng t tdo t ii iid do d and had hd been bn promised pro d a place plc in i iprinting a aprntng iprinting printing prntng shop next Monday Mondy From Frm over overexertion oyer oyerexcrlqn oyer oyerexortiqn exertion excrlqn hunting buntnworl work with little mone moneto money moneyt moneto to t buy proper food tod she became bme 11 11and 1 iiand and yesterday yeterdy she collapsed clap8d In a Twenty Twentythird Twentythird Twentythird third street strt car cr while on her way to a die dlspensary d diepcnsary pcnsaryEdyard pensary pensaryEdward penr Edward Upper Lppar an architect arelect of 2 Beck Bcekman Bek BekIn Beckman man In place plc was wa a passenger pafnger on the car cr am amhe and andhe nnhe he went to t Miss Ml Webbs Wobblllstanc assistance He saw sawshe 8W 8Wshe sawshe she was walad ill illaimd and suspecting suspeotng it wan W from wan wanof want wantof wanof of food to he took tok her to t a restaurant rcturnt Shewas She Shewas SheW was W so weak she Ihe could culd not eat t Then ThenUpper ThenUppor ThenLippor Upper took her to the he Tenderloin station stationDr staton statonDr stationDr Dr Fair Far took the young woman to the theNew theNew theNew New York Hospital Hospitl tool saying sying she was Wa suffer suffering 8Urer sufferlog ing from hysteria hystr due to starvation starvationENGINEER starvationRVGINEEIt tarton tartonmOIEER ENGINEER STRICKEN S1RIKV IV COVRT COVRTJury COVRTJu COURTJun Ju Jun Jury Was lV s Probing Prelnt Probingfleath Death of First Man a Klllj Kllljby K KlIl KlIlby d db by b III Jl Unglne Eiline In 33 2 2ioillon Years YearsPolllon fran1010n Polllon 1010n Elliot Ebot an engineer enginer on the Ne NeYork New NewYork NewYork York Central Cntr Railroad Rairoa had a stroke Itroke o oapoplexy ot otapoploxy 01 01apoplexy apoplexy In Coroner Croner Berrys court in Th ThBronx The TheBronx TinBronx Bronx yesterday yeterdy while whle prrys a Jury jur was wa do doliberating dolbrating doliberating liberating lbrating on the death deth of William Wiia D Laaok Laackmann Laaokmann Lk Lkman mann man a track tak walker who was wa killed Ue b bElliot by byElota bElliots Elliot Elota engine on June IB Elliot Elot was Wj un unconscious uncOllous unconscious conscious cOllous when ben the foreman foremn announce announcethat aounce announced announcedthat that the jury jur had ha exonerated exonert him hm He wa wataken wa wataen waitaken taken taen to the Lebanon Lbaon Hospital Hospit HU con condltion condlon condition dltion dlon U f Ii perious periousIt frlous frlousIt en1ousIt It was WI brought out that laaokmnni Lkn Lknjumpe Laackmanrjumped laaokmnnijumped jumped jumpe In It front of Elliots Elots train tmn whlli whllirunning wble wblernnng whikrunning running rnnng from a I blast blat which had ha been b ee eeoff st stol eel eelalT off ol by workmen employed employe by the New York YorlCentral YorkCentml YorkCentral Central Construction Company Elliot Elliotestified Elliottestified Cntrcton Cmpau Eiot Eiottetfe testified that he had been bn an engineer engineertwentytwo engineertwentytwo tetfe enger engertwentytwo twentytwo years 6r but it was 1Va the thern thernfirst first flt time timehis tme tmehis Urnshis his engine had killed k1e any anyone one He was WI very verynervous ver verynervous I Iafler nervous engne during the inquest Inquet and andfvemnut five minutes minutesafter minuteeafter after the jury Jur retired retir he collapsed collapsedThe colap The Te jury Jur decided deide that Laackmann Lkmn came cameto cae camsto I Ito to his death deth through the negligence neglgence of the theconstruction thecontroton theconstruction controton construction company companyPRESIDENT cOlpay companyPRESIDENT I IPRESIEN1 PRESIDENT PRESIEN1 CAMPING OUT OUTItt OUTI OUTIt Itt I It a BeluUra fleautifel Be mutual Life Lie Rayi Minister MinisterTaltahlra MInisterTskslr lnllter lnllterata Taltahlra ata St Japan JspnOYRTER JapanOrfiiEB Ja OrfiiEB OTRTE BAY Ba July JeLaBt 16Lt night Preal Preallent Pr8i Pr8ident President dent ROOMvelt Roiveltad Rooseveltand and hU hL children chlden and nephews nephewsgain nephewl nephewsagain I Iaaln gain camped out in tho neighborhood of ofLloyds ofJ10d ofLloyds Lloyds J10d Point several sveml miles mle away from the theMil theb thebill b Mil The party cooked its 11 own meal and andiho andthe I Itho the President Preident told hunting huntlgftorlesaon stories stoniesason as on the thecamping thecamping thecamping camping trip of a few fe days dya ago The Theparty Te Tepurty Theparty party returned retured to Sagamore Rg qore Hill Hi at 10 10oclock Iioclock oclock this thi morning morningand and today tody when wheathe wheathejapanese the theJapanese i Ja1ane5 Japanese MinUter Mr Takahtra Tlkhlra visited visitedthe visitedthe I1ed I1edtbe the President Prel ent Mr Roosevelt Rovelt told the theOriental theOrentul theOrientul Orentul Oriental diplomat dplomt what fun he and his hischildren hisc1dren hischildren children c1dren had in camp campIts cmp cmpId campIts Its Id a beautiful uiul life lfe said ld Mr Taka Takahim Takahue 11111 him 11111J WARRANTS J FOR HOTEL OTE MEN MENFiftylive MENFun MENFIftflie Fiftylive Fun In Asbury abUI Park Pk Are ArAod ArAocuaed Accused of ofViolating oflolaUns ofViolating Violating the te Excite Ecte Law LawASSORT LawASBURY LawAssenT ASSORT PABK N J July Juy 20 2Folowg 2Folowgthe 20Following 20Followingthe Following Followingthe the attack ataok by Mayor Tenbroeck Tenbrk on the theliquor thelquor theliquor lquor liquor traffic trfo in Asbury Abur Park which hoh stirred stirredBrodloys strd strdBr1oY1 stirredBradleys Brodloys Br1oY1 town tow to the center onter yesterday yesterdaywas ytry ytryW3 was W3 the appearance apparno here her today of Prosou Prosoutor Pou Poutor Prosouton tor Nevius Nevu and his hl assistant tant A 0 Stokes Stokeswho Stoke Stokewho Stokeswho who after ater a long conference onerenc with the Mayor Mayordirected Mayordirte Mayordirected directed dirte Chief Cief of Police Polc William WIIm H Smith Smithto Smth Smthto to sign complaints omplalnb against agat fiftyfive ffyfye hotelpropriotome hotel hotelproprietors hotl I proprietors proprlotol who w bo are alleged aleg to have ba violated violatedtho violatedthe 1olatedIho the law lawJustice InwJto lawJustice Justice Jto Borden Bren was Wa kept busy this th after afternoon atr atrnon afterloon non noon drawing dmwng up the papers paper The job was wasjo wa 8 jo tedious leiou that t t warrists mt cannot Cnt be 0 issued issuedtrutH tauiyiuntil i A until tomorrow The hotel keeper have haveemployed havemployed ut tomorwe kepN he heemploye employe employed counsel oue to fight fght the th Ocean Oc Grove Groveonemilelimit Oroeonemlelmt GroveDoemilelimit onemilelimit lawlo which they attribute attributeill attributeII onemlelmt II ill their ther troubles troublesRULER truble trubleRULER troublesRULER RULER OF OULGARIA ARRESTED ARRESTEDPrince 4nRFSTED 4nRFSTEDPrlne 4RIWSTEDPrince Prince Ferdinand FerInand Held leld Up for Speeding SpeedingIII 8peedlnII III II nil Auto In Austria AuitrlaSpecial Autla Autlaspco AustriaSpecial Special CONS DHpatcH to Tni Sew SewLnuBEBO SONLUBEBG SureLFMBEEO spco Ca Dlpa lo 28Prince 28PrinceFerdlmnd Prince PrinceFerdinand LnuBEBO Austria Autr July Juy 26 2Prlnc Ferdllnd Ferdinand of Bulgaria Bugaria was wa arrested alt here heretoday heretoy hereoday today for furious turou driving drivin in an automo automobile automobie autoniosUe bileHe bie bile He was WI released rlese after atr proving his identity identityTHE Identty IdenttyTil identityTIlE 0 THE Til SCIIIEREN SCllEREN DOOM DOOMJald BOOl BOOlNald DOOM4aicl Jald to Be Backed Dackr by b Odell Oel ai Republican RepublicanCandidate BeltublrR BeltublrRCndldte epubiiesnCandidite Candidate for Mayor MayorThat MaorThat Ilor IlorThat That former tormr Mayor diaries A Sohleren Sohlerenf Shern Shernot ot If f Brooklyn Brokyn would make mk a strong candidate candidategainst cndldto cndldtoagallt candiclatogainst agallt gainst Mayor Myor McClellan McCelln this thi fall tali is appar apparmtly apparenty apparntly enty mtly the opinion of the leading ledmg Republican Republicanitatesmen RepubU Repubilciaptatesmen p pstaemen staemen itatesmen of that borough The bom bomtor boomor boom boomor Sohleren has been gaining strength strengthInoe strengthmoo tor or Mr Bohlern h bn galDI srnlh srnlhalno alno moo his hl departure deprture for Europe Europ six s1 weeks weeksigo wek weeksgo ago igo and a I movect la I i tinder tll lr way to give giveilm gve gvehim givedm him a big reception rcpton on his hl return early earlytext earlynext earlyiext text month monthFriends monthFriend monthFriends Friends Friend of Mr Sohieren are banking bakg on onhe onth onhe th he support of Chairman Chairmn Odell Odel in I their theirifforta thir thiretor theirfforts etor ifforta to t have hve him hm nominated nomtd for Mayor MayorSecretary Myor MyorSoretal Mayorieoretary Soretal Secretary John E Smith Smth of the countytoinmittee county countylommittoo countycmmtt cmmtt lommittoo had hd this th to say ey yesterday yesterdayI yeetery yeeteryI I am Informed Iorm on good goo authority uthorty that thatState tbatStat thatkate Stat State Chairman Chlrm Odell stated recently reCnty that thatn tbt tbtIn In n hl hi his opinion opiion Mr Schieren Shren would ould make mk a aplendid asplendid aplendid plendid candidate cnddt for Mayor and nd one onevho onewho onevho vho would be b more mre than th likely lkely to defeat defeathe dfNt dfNtth he candidate The sentiment eentmntor th Tammany Tammny onddt Th entment entmentror ror or Mr 8ohi SCh9JnI Schicrens r na nomination nomnion is growing growingapidly growingapidly apidly He H would ould be b strongly Itronly IUppored IUpporedby supported supportedy by y the GermanAmerican GrAmric voters votr and by bymoinoss bybuolnc9 byUL3inOSS buolnc9 moinoss men regardless regnle of politico politicoStole plll plllStoe politiesStole Stole Stoe Jug US of Prleeleaf Po Applejack ApplejackNEW ApleJle ApplejaekNaw NEW BBCNBWIOX BaCNIIC N J July Juy 36The 38 3ed The dls dlsillery disiliery tler illery of Forman For orman Martin Ma at PUoataway PUoatawayown Pwy Piscatawa Piscatawaown tow own wu w broken brokl open o last tlt last night neh Tho Thomrglara 1 1mrglars mrglara stole not no only oy a large iW quantity quntty of ofrhlaky ofwhk ofwhisky burga whk whisky but took tk a three thr gallon demijohn demijohnif demjohn demjohnof demi John Johnif of if thirtyyear thrrr old applejack aplejak pon said ad to be beyond bereyond byon yond pitoe pitoeCAPE p Pl CAPE C HAT AT AUTO At RACKS RACKSOAtardar RACE RAU RAUSawedsy OAtardar lr rat at s ttM ei A M 1 i on Cap c liar llY Duck Dechptrttcd D DuckipIrtt Iprt ipIrtt ptrttcd cenUrt Ct a I c7 7 teaUeraen Demen drivers drnn Mud Mudam I Iliadtrain I e 1M 1MI 1Me am e ntxe OOBtrtoleat Of train service rvlo vU Peon PeonylTaaU Pnna Pennif n ylTaaU I a DR lUUroatf R r Atl if KOMURA TO MEET ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTPEACE ROOSBY ROOSEVELTC T TPEtOE C PEACE ENVOY TO GO if TO OYSTER OYSTERRAY OJSfI OYSTERDAY RAY THIS MOnNINd MOnNINdMlnlater MOI1NIXlMinister onNINflIltr Minister Iltr Takahlra Went Wet to Sagamore sas m HH HHYetterday Qf 11111Yesterday IYeteray Yesterday Yeteray to Arrange Arrse the Ue1 Trill TripMuali f fMoott Moott Huo Complicated Cople1 Etiquette Etquett InvolveThe Involve Inyoyl Involvr4The The Visitor Vilt Spends Sped a quIet olet e 03The Day O t I IThe The Te first fret step tp Into Int the thom mazes of ofofo official officialdom officialdam j dom do and formalism fonlm which the Japanese Japanesepeace J Jp Japanesepose peace p envoys evoYI will 1 be b threading thrd for ford the nez nezfew next t tfew few weeks ol ia l to be b taken takentoclay tkn today ty This T mom moming momIne mornleg leg at t 1030 10 oclock oclok Baron Bron Komura K ur Baron Das tyg tygRoosevelt a aKaneko Kneko Kaneko and Miistr Minister Takhlf Takahira w will tstr start startfor for OYltr Oyster By Bay wher where they a are due tor torrive to ar Ii 1 1nive rive at 12 1320 0 oclok oclock and whre where Ban BanKomur Baron BaronKomura Komur Komura w1 will b be presnt presented cd to Prdnt PrdntRo President PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt RooseveltIt Ro evelt eveltIt It was wa Minister Takahlra Takhlra who ho announced announcedthis announcedthis announO this program yesterday yostrdy afternoon He Hewent Hewentdown went wentdown J Jdown down to Oyster OYltr Boy on a morning momgtnw momgtnwyetry train trainyesterday trainyesterday yesterday yetry took tok luncheon with President PresidentRooeevelt Prident PridentROvelt PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt ROvelt and was wal bick at the Waldorf WaldorfAstoria Waldor WaldorfAstoria Astoria Atorl a little ltte after arer 4 oclock oclok in the after afternoon afternoon ttr noon with all al the arrangements argemnnU the thoprea Preal Prealdent President dent had hd made for a first frst meeting meetng with withKomura withKomum withKomura Komura KomuraTho KomumTho KomuraTho Tho mooting motig nt atOyster Oyster Bay Baytodaywlllbtm Baytodaywlllbtman today today will b b1 b1an vs vsan an informal inforal affair afair and protably prollbly will i take takeplace takeplace takeplace place on tho cruiser crlslr yacht Ylch Mayflower lnyfower lnyfowerw Mayflowerwhich f fwhich which w lch is L anchored in the bay Instead Instad of at atthe atthe atthe the Presidents Psidentl residence rsidenc Sagamore Hill IU I IOfficially 1 1Officially Officially Ololly the President Prc ldent knew nothing nothingabout nothingabut nothingabout about abut tho presence prsnc herd of tho thedistinguished thodltnguisbed thodistinguished distinguished dltnguisbed gentlemen gentemen from Japan JapanCitizen Japa JapanCitizen Citizen Citin Roosevelt Rsevelt may have road rd a Ite Iterods few fewrods fo I Irode rods of print about their arrival arival but Prod Presldent P8 Proddent dent Roosevelt Rselt know nothing of the clrcurnV clrcurnVstance circum circumstance crm crmstnc stance stnc until untl Minister llnlltor Takahlra 1akahlr went down dow clownto fy fyto to Oyster Oystr Bay By and surprised furrlc him with wih the theIntelgene theIntelligence It ItIntelligence Intelligence Intelgene Tho President I rldent expressed expre his hispleasure bl blpl1lure hislieaaure pleasure pl1lure at the information inforaton and andale asked askedMinister askedMinister Minister Mmlter Takahlra Takhlr to Invite the eminent emnent emnentgntemen eminentgentlemen j jgentlemen gentlemen gntemen from Japan Japn to Oyster Oystr Bay Dy at attheu a athei attheir their thei earliest erlot convenience convenienc at the sametime same sametime sro srotmo time tmo mentioning mentoning today todlY as 8 a fortuitous fortuitousmoment forluitoul forluitoulmoment fortuitousmoment occur our occurSo moment for the earliest erlest convenience cnvenienc to tooccur toour tooccur I ISo So 8 thats thatl the way this thl mornings ezcur ezcurslon ecur ecurslon oxcursloe slon of Baron Bron Komura Kmur Baron Barn Kaneko Knkoa andMinister and andMinister Minister Mlnltr Takahlra Takhlm to Oyster Bay came ce ceabut cameabout 4 4about about abut The stay there will wi not be long lon longand f fand and It is expected expt that tht the Japanese Japaneseenvoy Jap Japaneseenvoy envoy will wl be b back bck at his hotel hotl early ery this thisafternoon tb thisafternoon afternoon aftrn The Baron Bron has h an engagement engagementto to dine with wth Baron Kaneko Keko this th evening even at atthe t tthe f fthe the Metropolitan Metropltan Club Cub This dinner dlnnrl is to tobe t tobe be a family famlyaor affair in its 11 exclusive character ohr ohrMlnttr characterMinister j jMinister Minister Mlnttr Takahlra Takahr will wl be there and a a few fewof fe feof fewof of Baron Komuras Komural suite twtbut but there tbre will wml be b bno 1 1no no speechmaking sphJklng and nobody present prnt save saveJapanese eve eveJapne saveJapanese Japanese Japne JapaneseThe I IThe The Te Oyster Bay By visit vJlt today tody Is l the begin bp bpnlng beginning i inlng nlng of what probably will wi be b a series r ofrather of ofrather ofrther rather rther formidable formidble and complicated complctd matters matterevernation mtt mattersof ot etquett etiquette Mr Sto Sate adtt admitted mon In con convers 7 vernation verton vers tion yesterday yeltrdy that tbt it was ices 8 not at atunlkely all allunlikely allunlikely unlikely unlkely that questions Qleeton of precedence prdncf prdncfmore of ofmore ofmore more or less le delicacy delcoy might mght arise a ariseM J JM M Wltte Witt Prof Prof de Martens Ma and a number numberof n mber of officials olclL making up the Russian Russianpeace Rusn Rusnpac Russianpeace 1 peace pac party pary verj to sail si from frm Cher Cherbourgpn Cer Cerburijn Chorbourgon bourgpn burijn the tw Kaiser Kur Wllhelm 11 deraroaaa deraroaaayesterday dG derOrosasyesterday yesterday yesterdy and are ar due here i any aJ n zt ztweek z zweck xtweek week weck When Wh n they net tt here their tbEr ambassador ambassadorto BlnDor BlnDoror or hil his reprlmtal representative presumably wUbv will have haveto to go down to Oyster Bay and ad toll tl President Prelidept PrelideptRooltnelt PresidentRoosevelt j jRoosevelt Roosevelt Rooltnelt about abut their coming comingThen cmig cmigThen comingThen Then the Russian RUI envoy plenipotentiary plenipotentiarywill plenDottl will wi have to go down and make mak his b formal fo focll formalcall j jpotentiates cll call on the Prsident President Then both pl pleni plenipotentialies nl nlRotntlrieA potentiates RotntlrieA and their staffs sts will wU go down downto dQW t tto i ito to Oyster Oystr Bay on the same lDe day dy and an the th thePresident J JPresident 1 President will wi formally furmaly Introduce ltr uo them tm i iKomura 4 4Before Bfor Before they are Introduc introduced however 11 it is1 is1quite quie quite protable probable tht that M Wite Witto andJr and Baron 4m 4mKomura Komura will wU have met here in the city and andresumed an d dresumed 1 1resumed I resumed tho very pleasant acquaintance acquaintancer j jthey I Ithey ver acutnc r they had in I St Petersburg Peterburg when whn Baron r J JKomura ViM ViMKomur Komura was WI Minister Miitr to Russia RuBut But Butofficially j jofficially 1 1ofcily officially ofcily there will wi be no Interchanges Introalelof Introalelofcls of ofcalls ofcalls calls cls between btwon the two tw delegations d legaton until unti after afterthoy atkrthy afterthey they thy have hve been bn Introduced Introducd by President PresidentRoosevelt Prsldenti PrsldentiROOovelt PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt RooseveltBaron ROOovelt ROOoveltDrn RooseveltThirou Baron Drn Komura waded wade through a few fewbushels te1 feiibushels bushels blhell of documents dcumentl and received rived and an andanswered i ianswered luerd answered a few score scre of letters letera But sofar so io iofar t far as 01 the outside oublde world was concerned concernedhe onCmed onCmedhe he was Wi reported repre to be resting rUnl Be re remainod r nornalned mainod mine in Ids hi apartments aprments in the Waldorf Wador WaldorfAstoria 4 4Astoria Astoria Astrln all al day dy Have lye for a short wak walk after atr atrbrkfat afterbreakfast i ibreakfast breakfast brkfat in the morning A few personalacquaintances personal prna j jacquaintances acquaintances Acuintan called cale and had a few word wordwith ord ordwith 1 1with with him but that was Wa all allAccess al nilAccess Access Ace to his hl apartments aprmenl is i jealously jealouslyguarded jelously jelouslygwre jealouslyguarded guarded gwre The he woman omn superintendent suprntendent supenintendentofthe supenintendentofthethe of the thethe J Jthe 17 17Ace the fourth floor or in the WaldorfAstoria WadorfAtral WadorfAtralunder Isunder is isunder under Instruction IMtrctoM to let nobody nobdy pass plnt into Intothe l lthe the hallway halway of the Japanese Japans suite suit without wthut wthutsnding withoutiending jj jjsending snding sending in cards and being thoroughly thoroughy thoroughyIdentfed thoroughlyIdentified i iidentified identified identifiedShe Identfed IdentfedSh IdentifiedShe She Sh does her work with lliorougliiieoa lhoruglul horuuglsiieesho S SSlio Slio ho held up the Japanese JapnO Minister Mlsler Mr MrTakatiira MrTakl Mrrakawni Takl Takatiira m yesterday yestry afternoon aftern and would wouldnot I Inot fj fjnot not let him pass pa until unti he had hd given an en enLirely j 4 4tlrely trel tlrely tiatisfaotory ttlfatry account acunt of himself himselfMr himelf himelfMr himselfMr Mr Sato Sto held his hi two daily dly receptions receptionsof rpla rplaot of the newspaper newsppr men yesterday yetry and be j jtween I Itween ILween tween the sessions 8Ion received reive several Ivl severallying f M Mflying i fig flying columns colulfm of photographto photogrphlo camera cameraartillery cer cameraI camerairtihlery I arilry artillery Baron Bron Komura omura and his hllult suitelied suite 4i 4ihad hd had good go naturedly naturly promised proml to pose pe for fortho f forIhe r rtho tho photographer photogrpher and kept kpt the promise promiseTo prom To the newspaper men Mr Sato Satotalk talked talkedpleasantly M Mpleasantly Ilewsppr pleasantly plMnty and interestingly Interelngly on all al sorts 8r sort i iof of subjecU lIubJeclrelglon subjectsreligion religion Japanese Japee art Japa Japanese Japaese Jap nee nese ese VeNus European Europ n attire attre geisha ge1h girls gJ girl il ilthe y yhe the he meaning m6nlg of banzai bn7J1 Admiral Admirl Togos Togoaanchors 2 2tnchors j janchors anchors the weather wether the crops cop and ad a anumbr aumber j jnumber numbr number of other topics The subject subje of ofthe ofhe Jj Jjthe the he tending conference however pendig cnfernc was witsme sj sjone one which when mentioned mentlono caused caub his hisace fj tac face ace to coagulate cogult Into a mere mass I of ofplacid o oflflcid plcd placid lflcid smiling aiig vacancy vacncy and at the he1 same samelois M MLime Ur Lime to cause IS utter uter pmlyl paralysis of ofhla othl his organs or orot organf efi efiot ot f speech sph Tho smiling smlng placidity p ldity did c didowever f howev however owever r break brk out Into Ito a 1 laugh lugh when I he hewas h F Fens was asked ake if the Japanese Japne envoys envoy would wouldgo c co j jgo go o down dow the bay by on a tug to meet M Witte Wit Wlttewhen M Mwhen when his hi steamship stmhip arrived arrhe This Thiqu quaion qua j jtlon ton ion he answered answerd with an unqualified unqualifiednegative unCual t tregative nepthWh negative regativeWhen Jj JjWhen I When Wh lie was asked allc if i the Japanese Japanesepeople Japae Japanesesoople pple people did not want ant to retain rotal Port Arthur Arthurand ArthurLfld ft ftfind find Dalny ho said 8ld he thought as a ppl6 ppl6they people peoplehey t tthey they probably probbly did When he was asked uke j j jI I If I Sakhalin Bakhalt1VA wa was not ceded rde by Japan Jp to t Run R Ra j jda l lun a da un he said ld Russia RUi gave Japan Japn for Sakhalin Sakhalinsomething Skhali Sakhalntomething smethig something that tbt was WI of no value and ad that thatbelonged tt tba tbaelonged m mblonge blonge belonged to Japan Jap anyway aya anywayThe M MThe Ir The Th missionaries msoarle m I in Japan Jap he said Ild were weredotog weredole 7 7loing dole dotog good go teaching tciG the Japanese Japae cbll cbllapaneso chl chilIran i dr Iran Eglsh English When a all the mert merit of ofFapneso H Jap apaneso victories vitories was Wa attributed atbut to themporor the t V VEmperor Epror Emperor be Id said it wa was the sm same u oW ourittributing our ourittributing 1r 1rattbutg attbutg ittributing thg things to Providec Providence the EmAurowonlan Era il ilAtOHOBIE S SAUTOMOnllr AUTOMOnllr AtOHOBIE TOURNAMRNT TOURNAMRNTON TOtRAtl ON VAI CAVK HAW MAY UECU 1IEACUaturday UKACU UKACUpostponrd aturday nl next JOl nih b at 10 1000 A ii The 5 I 5 5ostponett postponrd sluray tpontd events eve o of uy last 18 Saturday Stury Will mi be b rn ninoC ninoCtad run oft oftand oI I ad and other attractive atractve features rure will wl be b added ae dM Chrirtt Chrirttwill cbr CbrtattrwtU e A will U speed 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Jkt k kr r eror rbelDl being reed In a waY ws AI God Godhat Oo 1 ybM hat BAron Komura omuriireUgOfl reUl1on I Wa Waald wabe wabehe was b baild aild ald he had not found and aqddldnot d didnot bellev bellevJft bellevtho beILevthe Jft the Baron had eltber eitherVAKAHtttA eltberirAKAHIRA eltberrAKAHIIM VAKAHtttA SEES ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTf ROOS ROOSArntI EJELT EJELTrTanle f Arranges rTanle for Honiara Vlilt IItPeace Peace En Env Elio v Yf to o Meet on Mayflower MayflowerOrsTBn MayflowerOraTEl UaydowerOr8TBR OrsTBn BAT July 20 26For For th the seconc seconctime socorntime econd econdUme time in two weeks Minister Takahlra o oJapan of ofJapan 0I I Japan today visited vl lted President Roosevelt Roosevelat i iiLt n at Sagamore Hill Tho MlnsUter didj did no nodony not notdony j dony that the peace negotiations were werdlBCUSHOd wered1I1C11 we wed1scumod dlBCUSHOd dlBCUSHOdi d1I1C11 d1scumodallavo f16d f16dnave i Have you any recent advices from you youGovernment yourOovernment youaovcrnmentr Government he was wa asked That1 That1wild That Thatin1d T1atc c wild he Is something omethln that I cant nt denybti deny denybut denybut but bti I cannot canno talk alx about ut It ItIn ItIn ILIn In reply to fiirthnrViuestioiu he went on onlt onalt oraJf alt lt you want to know kn the real re l truth Il Iltell Illtell I II I L tell you J 1 came here to t arrange with witrmura withr witithe r the reHldent l for the s18ft It of Baron Kofl1UFU Ko Komum mum to Hatcamoro Hill Baron Komuiand Komui Komuraand Komurand and I will both oome to lunch with th thwhom the theY tbPreRIdont I Y Plelllc1ont tomorrow This visit Islt of Baron BaronI BarorKomura I Komura I 114 purely Informat He Almp1I lImply 1 de deSIres lre to pay hili ropecta to the President Presidentwhom 1 whom he very VOi 3P much admires Thetiet The Themet They Theymet met when the President Pre ld nt was aa Governor o oBnron ot otNow oI Now York York8lIron YorkBaron I Baron komtim KomllnL and Minister Mlnl ter Taka Takahlra TakAhlmwlll TakaI I hlra hlmwlll will arrive arrlVobere bore on the 1220 train to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow morrow The HUlte of twentytwo score scoretarien secrfrtariet ec ectariell tarien Is not coming comingIt comln comlnIt It Is I aid aid hero that the formal reception receptlorto I to the peace plenipotentiaries will In a aprobability all alllrolJalJlllty aI I probability tnke place not at HaRamor HaRamorHill HapamoreHili HagamorF F Hill but on the yacht Mayflower which whlclwill whichwUl whicI I will IK bo anchored in the hay opposite thi thihill thehili thibill hill The envoys will come from New NevYork NewYork Ne Nei i York on two crul Cru cruisers FICr ers The President Presidentwill PreAldontwill Preeldoniwill will formally fornu ly proscnt them to each other otherA A luncheon will be served on the May Mayflower Mayflower Mayflower flower flowerj j FOG 1mIDrI DELAYS V I WITTE WITTEPence WITTEPrllce DITTEPence i Pence Km Etfloy 11 or 0 IValtlnc at Cherbour fo foSteamer for forSleamer folSteamer Steamer Irom rom Mouthampton Southamptonfiptctal Mouthamptonipttlnl MouthamptonSpeciQi fiptctal Cable tltfpalch la TUB TusL Sex SexCiiEBDOono StNCUEI 1 L CiiEBDOono CUEI OU O July 20 20A A heavy fog 1 1holdlnfj 18 18holding li liI I holding up shipping in the English J Chan Channpl Channel Chanriol npl The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm which whlclleft whicht whicieft t left Southampton at 4 oclock this morn mornIng mornI I I lug had not arrived here this evening eveningM M Wltte the Russian peace plenipo plenipotentlary plonlpotentl1ry plenipotentiary tentlary who will travel on that vessel ve sel t tNew to toNew t tNew New York is il i now here awaiting her ar arrival arrival arrival rival He has engaged rooms for th thnight the theIIlght thmight night nightJILAMKS IIlghtII1t1I1 mightI I JILAMKS JEWS AT ATGoernor ODESSA ODESSACovrrnor OIlESUt t Covrrnor Ha Sajs They nll Caused Recent Dli Dliorder Dl Dlorder 1 1order order on Ianll I nil and nll Seasplct Sea8pectal Sea SeaSpittal f Spittal splct CiiWe C lt Deipatch la Tns Tn SEN SENODESSA SCOD1II3A SC SviOnsA ODESSA July 211Tho 20 The Governor hai haal haiIuuod haiiMUod l iMUod a proclamation In which he statesl states statesthat 1 l that he ha has received letters from Jewscharging Jews Jewscharging Jew8chnrging charging that the police are preparing a af a aJewish f 1 Jewish massacre He declares that this thist thisS thtais t S is j wholly impossible Moreover the Govwould Coyr Gov Government r ernment would not allow anything of the thoort tb tbion theort ion orti ort i ortHe He adds that he is astonished a at the Jewaddreestng JewJdreealnit Jew Jewsaddressing addressing such letters to him inasmuch inasmuchas as they themselves caused all the recentdillOrder recentdisordorli recent recentdisorders disorders while nil the bombe revolvers rovolversf revolversand revolversand f and seditious literature which the police policefound p011ccfound I Ifound found were discovered in Jewish hoUlle8i houseeThe houses housesThe i The Governor addsJ addsBut adds addsBut J j But for the Jews there would have beenno beerI been beenno I no state of siege no disturbances and noKnl1z ncKniaz no noKniaz Kniaz Pu Potemkin mldn incident and yet the Jewshave JewsI Jews Jewshave I have the Impertinence to bring such chargee chargeeagainst chargeeBgainst chargesngainst against the policeTho pollOeThe police policeThe The proclamation will be p08 posted d aboutthe aboutI about aboutthe I the city tomorrow It is feared that theextreme theextreme the theextreme extreme antiSsmltlsm already prevalentamong prevalentamong prevalent prevalentamong among the troops and th tho lower cla classes e8 willbedangerously will willbe I dangerously be Increa increased ed by its apjearancePAYS apearancel appearance appearancePAYS l PAYS TO BATHEAXD BE QUIET QVIETClrli QUIETIrll QUIETGirls Girls Irll Low Rings They The Had Found by Alklni AlklniCop AlklneCop Asldn Asldnr r Cop to Settle l ettlf a Dispute DisputeTwo DIputrTwo DisputeI I Two weeks ago Esther Abramovitz of of1U ofi i E 1U 1 ic Eldridge street and Gazella Steinberg Steinbergof of 27S Broome street went to Dreamland Dreamlandand Dreamlandand Dreamlandand and took a bath When they were dressing dressingthey dleRBlngthey dressingthey they discovered it paid aid to bathe There ThereIn ThereIn Therel In l their locker were two fine rings one onewith onewth oneI I with a moonstone surrounded by twelve twelvechip twelveohlp twelvechip chip diamonds the other a gold ring withtwo with withtwo withtwo two large diamonds They said nothing to toanyone toanyone tonyone anyone but took the rings home hc with them themElation themElation themI I Elation over their fortune gave way to tobitter Wbitter toa a bitter controversy controer y over the division of ofi ofthe i the spoils Esther F lther wanted the moonstone moonstonewith moonstonewith moonstonewith 1 with the twelve diamonds So did Gazella GazellaGazella GazollaGazella GazellaCazella Gazella tried to persuade Esther that the thering thoring thering ring with the larger diamonds was worth worthmore worthmore worthI more Esther couldnt see ee It that way wayFinally wayFiaally wayFinnlly I Finally Gazella said thi she would show both boththe boththe boththe the rings rin to a jeweler and find out which whichwan whichlla8 whichwas wan worth the more Esther consented consentedIt It took Gazella a long time Esther Estherthought ERtherthought Estherthought thought to get the appraisal appra l41 She kept keptnight keptthltklng kepttIilking thltklng and worrying about it and last IMtnight lastnight night couldnt stand It It any longer longerthe To Tothe Tothe the Eldridge street station she he went and andbad andbad andhail bad Gazella arrested arrestedTho nrrestedThe arrestedfho The whole story came out before the therings thefI1rgeant thesergeant sergeant He let Gazella go but kept both bothj bothrings j rings Neither Esther nor Gazella liked likedthat likedthat likedthat that disposition cllpc itlon of the case caseEsther CMOF caseEsther Esther F ther told the sergeant fl rpeant that she could couldnettle couldI I nettle I the iaso aso with Gazella out of court courtbut courts s I but it didnt do any good The girls left leftthe leftJ J r the station with Esther F thor very much abashed abashedand aballhedand abashedI I and Gazella using loud and vehement Yid Yiddish Yldduhlangllago Yidi i dish duhlangllago duhlangllagoTho languageThe language languageTho Tho sergeant fl shouted after them to come comein comoI 5 in I six months and get the rings provided Providedi i I no one called for them meanwhile Neither Neithergirl Neithergirl NeitherI I I girl heard him himMYSTIC himMISTIO himMY5TW MYSTIC SHRIXERS AT CONE COJiEYBed cOlI l V VFezzed 1 Bed Fezzed Muoni Cheer Reicss of One of ofTher orTher ofThrr Ther Number Caught In Undertow UndertowFive UndertowFlvo UndertowI Five thousand Mystic My tlo Shrinera took tookpossession tookpossession i iot I possession of Coney Island yesterday yesterdayand i and had the time of their lives Most of ofthem atI ofthem I them went to the island 1 land by boat and landed landedat at Dreamland There the management managementdid I I did lid everything possible pOf lht to make their theirvisit theirS t S visit memorable There was a parade paradeand paradend paradeand and nd all the Shriners took part in it every everymothers everymotber8 everyreothers mothers son of them wearing a red fez fezto tozto fezto to distinguish him from the common herd herdof herdof herdI I of f visitors visitorsOne vlsltorOnoof visitorsOne One Onoof of the things that weren werent t down ont on onvf onthe t the program for their especial benefit was a areAcue aC C rescue from drowning ot off the Iron Pier PierTemn PierI vf I The Temn man who camo Cmo near ner losing 10iing his hi life lfe was wasL W4 wasJohn L John Joh Ashley a Shriner He got caught cught in inR Inthe Inthe R the undertow and when he found he was wasLis WR wasIn Lis W in trouble trou blo ho began to yell yel One of the therc theDrealnd theI I Drealnd Dreamland life guards went to his aid aldI aidAshley lfe Rardll rc I Ashley held on to the gard guard and soon n hadtbe hadthe had badla la the lfe life Ber saver in in troubleBth troubleC trouble troubleBoth C Bth Both men might have drowned i if W BBernltn Sx 8 8viwpDreamland x Bernltn HerrinRton proprietor of the bths baths at at4Dreamistnd I viwpDreamland Drmland and two MYlto Mystlo Shriners had hadjKSnot hd hdnot hads jKSnot s not put off ot to tho men In a lifeboat lfebt They Toy Toyrethem Theye I reachedthem rethem reached them just in time Rescued RAed and andllSr ai llSr I e rescuers rer wer were loudlychored loudly cheered as 8 they they got gotrlSr gothack J rlSr 1 back b to t the pier Most MOt of the visiting visitingy vItng vItngrinennaw y JBhriners rinennaw saw the the theTWJVS rosette rosetterinVs lcue lcuef f r t rinVs TrS IN v TilE HITCH KfCHEN KfCHEN1f KITCUEN KITCUENColseedYonan EX EXfff 1f fff ColoredToman coe oman Stopped Htolpr Work and Mistress MistressTound MIstressl Utrrl UtrrlFond l Tound Fond Her Jt1 Holding Joldns UabyBoyi UabyBoyiLuoy nab flaby 00 00i Boys BoysLucy i Luoy Duncan Dun a negresa negr 25 years YMr old oldof oldot1673 oldf of ot1673 f 1673 Bergen rgon street 8trt Brooklyn Brooky who was washired 11 wasI J I fj hired Jdto to do household houhold work at 1237 Eighty Eightytblrd Eghty Eghtyr EIghtythird r third street 8trot went about her task cheer cheerja cher cheriuyfor cheerfui ja fully thr fui for several hours houl yesterday Y6torda Sud Suddeniy 1 deniy deY iuyfor she Od oeasod Mera and nd the room roomin In whch which she shetUe Rhotolled 4 toiled tUe Locame became silent for awhile a whie whiIe The Theft Thewoman Iheomn ft woman of the house houo presently pllnt heard her the thei thelqug thet omn i jv squalling of cta a lusty lunged Infant Ifant and ad went wentt wentto wentto t t lqug to thekltohen the kitchen Sho lug wasamazed WI amz to find flndJ findLucy findLucy J Lucy fondling tondlng two newborn newbr baby bby boys hoysI boy I I A physician was 1 called cle in and ho hadrnothorand had hadf physlcn lmothcr f mother rnothorand and twins removed remoc to the Fatbuh FatbuhOplta Fiatbush FiatbushioipitaI Flat bush 1 hospital hospitalr ioipitaIUnknown Oplta Opltatnknon r Unknown Man an Plea Df on Park Prk Bench DenchA DenMAman A Aman man wearing shabby lhabhy clothes cotho died on an a aI aUnion I bench In n Union Square Park lost Ilt night nightTere nightThere 1 4 There Tere was WI nothing nothi on him to t show Ihowwho IhowwhoI who whoJ whohe J I hn I was HojWan about abut 1 55 years yol old oldftet oldftetl ifeet ifeetj feet feetinehestall j M b inchestall aridhad atdbd grayish grayistihair hair and tnd nd mus mustacbo mO musi l f f i linc1etl tacbo tcbo Bbbody Us S b waa WG taken tken gmystJblr to the Morgue Morguef I I 1 t v jocvsv11e jocvsv11eWaler joJve joJveWater Waler Water zackeu zackeuTbe de CM CMTb Tbe Tb Cracker that hat 1 BrowntvUte Brwnl1U on 01 It an Li Linot i inot not ie too 00 bard to t be palatable They TU are lUll ust crli crlienouib crlienoui elp elpelol cit citenough enough elol enoui 101 b lr to be b dellfhtrul dellf delhtM b Patable htrul to cat eL small all eooutb eDou1 enous t tavoid t tavoid avoid breaking brakln breakln cheap cleap enoiifb enOl1 to b b be Inripenalv Inripenalvor Inr Dal Daltor tor or tb she children luncheon luncleon tood ood enough louh to tobefore tc tcb HI HIbeor clldrens ro Ile b beor before orc your most moL particular pnlcula cunt cuntSet Ilrl IlrlSe Set Se your trocer Iror about abul themTrade them themTrade Trade ruppllttl br ChaUand i Leobart Browni Brownivllle IltowlilVille vllle Pa PaCracker PaCracker PaCracker Cracker IJaktn Ilkn 111 tor U 1 yearINDORSE year ytiriINDORSE au auINDRSE INDORSE INDRSE ZEMSTVOS PLAN PLANMarshall PL4 PL4Uabal PL4NMarshals Marshall Uabal of f tbe Nobility Noity Join oln In Demand Demandfor Demanllror Demarnfor for Rtmlan BUla Heformi Heformispietet Rero ReroSptl4 Ieformsspasa spietet Sptl4 CaW Dtipotch to toT TBI SUM SUN SUNLNDN iWNLorDoN SUMLONDON LONDON LNDN July Juy 26A 26 A despatch d6pth from StPetersburg St StPetersburg StPetersburl Petersburg Petersburl to t the Exchange Echg Telegraph TelegraphCompany Teleaaph TeleaaphCompny TelegraphCompany Company Compny says sy that tht at a meeting mell held there theretoday th therttoday today the Marshals Mhs of the Nobility Nobity adopted adoptedgenerally aopt adoptegenerally generally generly tho reform refor program prgr of tho recent recentCongress rnt rntCong receniCongress Congress Cong of Zematvos 1mtvos at Moscow Molw The Themarshals Th Themarshals marshals mrshals advocate advote the right of the church churchto ehurh ehurhto ohurcito to autonomy autonomyLONDON autonomyLONDN autonomyL0NooN LONDON LONDN July 27 21The The Moscow M00W corre correspondent crre crrespondent cotreepondent spondent of the Standard Btcnt4rd telegraphs tetegph an anoutline anoutlM asoutline outline outlM of the th appeal appat of the th zemstvoists zemtvolta to tothe totho t tthe the country ountry It I rehearses reher the events of oftho ottho ol oltho tho past month especially epily the frultleeeness frultleeenessof frultene frulteneot of the th reform ukases uk and adds add that all allhope al al alhope hope hop of the fulfilment futflmet q of the Czars Czr promlace prom promises proms lace s is gone It I is rime tme o for the people peopleto pople popleto poopito to act actThey actThe acLThey They The must meet met openly and ad discuss dls tbe tbebest th tb tbbest best bst means for the attainment attainent of reforms reformsregardless rfor rforregardle8 reformsregardless regardless regardle8 of the frowns frown of the authoritiesThis authorities authoritiesThis authortle This Ts Is the way of peace pace This Ts alone will willprevent 11 wilprevent prevent prvent tho shedding of torrents torrnt of blood bloodand blod blodand bloocand and Rave thousands thousand of innocent innont lives livesAgainst Ihe livesAgainst Against AgaIt the expressed expre d opinion oinion of o the united unitednation uted utednaton unitecnation nation naton no amount of Illegality legatty or the arbi arbitrary arbltra arbitrary trary tra exercise eer 1 of authority can prevail prevailTROOPS prevaUTROOPS prevailTROOPS TROOPS GUARD BATTLESHIP BATTLESHIPDaltlo BATTLESHIDale B4TTLESHIPBattle Battle Dale Fleet ret Crews Ce Not ot Trusted TWtfll Durln Durlnthe Drtnl Drtnlthe DurInu DurInuthe the Maneuvers Manenrerffipetta ManeuversSpectai laeler laelerSptl4 fipetta Sptl4 Catilt Ca Ditpattfi Dlpatrh to Tm Sex SCNLOVDON SII SexLONDON LONDON L DON July Juy 27 27A A despatch depth to t the theStandard theStandard theStandard Standard from Odessa O says that tht the squad squadron su squadron ron rn commanded cmded by Admiral Admir 81 Kruger Kgr with withthe wth wththe withthe the exception excpton of the battleship bttehp Kniaz KniazPotemkin Kz KzPotoml KnIuPotemkln Potemkin Potoml Tavritchesky Tavritheky whose who crew crewcnty re recently recently cently cnty mutinied mutne has h resumed rued its It maneuvers maneuverswith meu maneuverswith rs rswth with wth the intention Intenton of demonstrating demoItrtnl the thetriumph th thetriumph triumph trumph of discipline dllplne Jt t is I noteworthy noteworthyhowever ntworhy ntworhybowevor noteworthyhowever however that tht each battleship batlehip carries ce a astrong astreng astrong strong guard grd of picked pl ked troops troopsFREXCH trp trpFRENCH troopsFIfENCII FRENCH LOAN FOR RUSSIA RUSSIAMoney BUiSI BUiSIMoey RUSSIAMoney Money Moey Will I Be Advanced Advnc to t t Pay P Whatever WhateverIndemnity WhateverIndemnIty batenfIndemniy Indemnity Indemniy It I Fixed FixedSptdaJ Fe FixedSpicScl SptdaJ Sft CaW Dtipalc Dtplrh lo 0 TRi Ta Sew SCNPAKIS St SewPARIS PARIS July 26 2tAlhough 2eAlthough Although it has h been beenofficially b beenomcialiy officially ofcall dented deld that a new French Fch loan lon to toRussia toR toRusNia Russia R I hftfl 1 bfl beefl n effected eetd it itLe is learned lere that thatM tht thtM thatM M Witte received recved an assurance uurnoe that money moneywould mney mneywoutd moneywould would be b forthcoming torthcmnl to meet mt the th payment paymentof p1ent p1entot of an a indemnity idemiy to Japan Jap if requIredFrance required requiredFrance requrd requrdFrance France stands Itnd ready redy to aid Russia RUs11 finan financially f finandaily daily caUy to obtain obtin peace peaceCHILDREN p pCHILDREN peaceCHILDREN CHILDREN SLAIN BY BI MOB MOBWomen MOBWoen MOBWomen Women Woen Also Alo Among Aos the te Vletlmt Vletm of 0 Rloten Rlotenat Rlote at Mint NIJI Novogorod NovogorodSptciat Noreoo Noreoo8ft NovororodSpecIal SpecIal 8ft CabS Ca DetpatOt Dtp4cl to 1 THI Ta Ta sex SUKMoscow S sexMoscow Moscow I08OW July 29 2eNewspaperi Newspapers Newspprs here herestate herette herestate state tte that tht a mob at Nijni Nin Novogorod Novogor mur murdered mur murdered dered nearly nely a hundred hundd citizens otns on Sun Sunday Sundy Sunday day dy including includng women and children chldren Many Manypersons Manypersona Ianyprn prn persons were mutilated mutilatedXO mutlt mutltNO mudlatedNO NO POLITICAL MEETINGSMoseow MEETINGS MEETINGSMoseow MEETINGSO Moseow O Police Polce Receive Jlve Order Orer to 0 Dliverse IMf IMfperte verse pre Them ThemsperiU Themd e speriU ft d CMe Cai Ditpotclt Dtp it a T Thz Sc ScST Sex SexST 1 ST PmBflBUBO JBItJuy July W 3The 38The The Moscow Moscowpolice MOw MOwpolce Moecswpolice police polce have hve received riv orders oiel not nt to permit permitpolitical prit pritpltc permitpolitical political pltc or any similar smUa meetings mtig and ad to todisperse todr todisperse disperse dr them in the event of resistance resistanceJAPS rltc rltcJAPS resistanceJAPS JAPS SEIZE PORT CASTRIES CASTRIESNow CAsR1ES CAsR1ESNow Now Held Hed Siberian SIbria Coast Cot End Ed of the te Sak Sakhalin Sa SakhalIn halin hatn Cable CableSpteiat Ce Cefra CabeprciaJ Spteiat fra Catte Ca Dttpatch Dtp4ch U 1 Tax Sew ScjfST SWST SewSr ST PrrrasBnao P8BUlO July Juy 28 26On On Monday Mondaya Mondy Mondya a I force tore of Japanese Japne landed laded close to Port PortCastries PortCtrie Portastries Ctrie Castries seized seze the lighthouse lghthous there ther and andhoisted andhoist andoisted hoist hoisted the te Japanese Japne flag flagFort f flagPort Port Castries Ctrie is i on the te Siberian Siberan coast coastabout coutabut coasttbout abut about a hundred hundre miles mte south Buth of the Amur Amurestuary Amur0ta Arnuristuary 0ta estuary It is a terminusof tnusottho the Sakhalin Sakhalincable Shalin Shalincable Sakhaltnable cableGIRL cable cableJIRL ablefURL GIRL FAILS FALS TO SWIM CHANNEL CHANNELr CHANNELaplo CHANNELiazmplcn r iamplon aplo of Australia AutrUa Quit QI After Five FiveHours Fv FiveHours Hours Jourln In the te Water WaterKpictat WaterSpicfOJ ater aterpela Kpictat pela CaM Ca DitptlOt Dlpttlo to Tn T Sow SowDOVEB SUWDBR SexDovait DOVEB DBR England Englad July 28 2gAn An attempt attempto attpt attpttn tn o swim sw across aro8 the th English Egls Channel Chnel wu wasnade wumde wunade I Edward Beaten of Liver Liverxx Liverool mde nade today ty by Ewar Hetn Lvr Lvrpt pt xx ool l and Miss Kellerman Ketenn the woman womn chain chamlon ch chainion pin lon of Australia AUtrl Miss MI Kellerman Kelenn became becameicaslck bme bmelck becameseasick seasick lck and was compelled cmpted to return retur after afterbeing atr atrbolng aftereing being in the th water five hours hou Beaton Beatonstopped Hetn Hetnfltpped Heatontopped stopped after we covering cvering onethird oneth of the thedistance theditnce thelistance ditnce fltpped distance atr He was W8 taken tke ill U and was lifted liftedfrom lit liftedtrom from trm the water waterUalter waterHalar waterKaiser Kaiser Halar to Visit lt Denmark DenmarkSpfrtal Demar DenmarkSpecSaI Spfrtal spr4 CaN Ca DnpatcJi DPI It TBI T Sex SCXCOPKNHAOBN 8WCPEAGN SexCopsxuAozN COPKNHAOBN CPEAGN July 26 26The The Te German Oer Em Emperor E Eraeror peror eror has ba Informed the Danish Dah court cour that thatbe thathe be perr 10 intends Intend Intore to visit vlt Denmark Dnmrk No date dat has hasret b beret ret been bn fixed fxed for the visit visitOperation vit vitOrato visitOperation Operation Orato on o 05 Rojettvenikr RojettvenikrSptctal BCJetet BCJetetpla flojestvenikptcSal Sptctal pla Cattle Calt Dnpattk rspaSC5 pBleh to Tm T T 9X7 9X7TOJUO 8 Sew SewToxio TOJUO TOJo July 28 26The The Te wound in Admiral AdmiralRojestvenskys Adrt AdrtRjetveDkyl Admirallojestvenekye forehead has been reopened reopenedind reopenedLnd RjetveDkyl Rojestvenskys torehe ha bn rpned rpnedand and a small ml piece pie of bone bne has h been removed removedfhe remove removed5he The Admirals Admiras condition cnditon Is II now considered consideredatlsfactory cODider consideredatisfactory satsfatr satsfatrAUoo atlsfactory atlsfactoryAlfonso atisfactoryAlfomlos Alfonso AUoo Skill II at Pigeon Pco Shooting ShootingSpteitl 8ootle 8ootlesptl ShootingSptcSi Spteitl sptl C Ca CSbIS W D Dpole1o lcpaScA tpaclo to TRB Sun ScitSAN lt SunSax SAN SBBABTIAN SZ18TIAN July 28 2CIoplng 2CIncpening Inopening aIgeon a aIgeon apIgeon Igeon shooting tbootnl match mtb today King Kg Alfonso Alfonsoired AIO AlfonsoLred fed twic ired vice wlceills viceflu fifty fy shot and missed m his hl bird brd only onlywlce onlytwic onlyvice MI ills Anna Ana Low to Wed Wt Brtttah BrllAttee BrllAtteespet Attache AttacheSptetal AtticheSpdat Sptetal spet Cablt Dttpatch Dupl to Tat TE Sex SCKLONDON St SexLONDON LONDON LSDN July Juy 3 2The 2eThe The betrothal bth1 is an anlouncod announc anounced louncod of Herbert Herber Watson Watsn an aattM aattMIn attach attache1n nounc In n I the British diplomatic service and ad Anna AnnaTOOTH Annahe dlplomte A the he daughter dughter BrtLeh at Wiim William sr CLw C Low ot Brook Brookyn Brk Brkly ly lySOZODONT yn ynfl7flflflhIT fl7flflflhIT TOOTH TOOTHU TOOTIOULUUUII SOZODONT SOZODONTI OULUUUII I POWDER POWDERIt U will not tarnish cold work nor scratch tcratcbthe scratchthe the enamel A perfect dentifrice dentifricelbs dentifricelbson tbe tbeone on one for you Ask your yotrdintist dentitt 5 I 5 CZAH CZ CZARHEEDSgRONfrADYISEE CZARHEEDSgRONfrADYISEEKAISER kHBBDSSTROKGiDYIBR kHBBDSSTROKGiDYIBRu NEEDS STRONG ADVISER ADVISERKAISER u KAISER lIBR FEELS BBLHBI HE IX flTTE flTTEFOR FTED FTEDFOR FIT1EFOR FOR THE FLACK FLACKOne PLCF PLCFOe PLACEOne One Oe Holer uler oer by Divine DIve Right Mould Ihould AtAnotherDoent Att AttAnoUicrDoesnt AtdAnoUluDont AnoUicrDoesnt AnoUluDont Want Wat Russia Ralla ussla to Tarn TunHer Tarnler TurHer Her ler Attention Atteto From FroilhePaolRo the Pacific to the thePersian thePerlan th thPersIan Persian Perlan Gulf Gal In Search lare of a Port PortSpietal PorispIna Pen PenSpvctat Spietal CoW ci Dilpatclui DlP tc1 to THH TaaSvl Sex SDKST SexST 24The The Th circura circurastances circurestances ST PETEBSBUBO PEUIBUJO July Juy M crcm crcmstan stances stan attending attnding the meeting mstng of the Hates Kalseiand Kawrand Hatesand and the Czar Czr make mko it clear cer that tht the theKalr theKalrwas Kaiser Kalseriwas Kaiserwas was the guiding gldll hand han An Intimation Intmaton ol olhis of ofhLe o oitis his wish to t meet m t the Czar Cr aboard aboar tho Ger German Oorm Go Goman man m imperial ipril yaoht Hobenzollern Hohenzlern reached reachedPeterhof rch rchPeterht reachePeterhof Peterht Peterhof where the Czar Czr was staying stying or orWednesday onWeney oiWednesday Wednesday Weney the day of M Wlttea Wlleadeparure Wlleadeparuretor Wit teadepartur teadeparturfor departuri departurifor for Part PartThe Pa ParisThe The Czar Czr Immediately Immeiately accepted acpted the in invitation InItlon invitation vitation Itlon and made md final f arrangements aangement tcitart tc totar ti tistart Kaiser ir irSwedish 108weLeh is isSwedish start tar on Friday Frday and meet met the Kae Swedish 8weLeh waters The brief bref postponement postponementand potponemnt potponemnta and the traniferrenoe trternc of the meeting metne plaot plaotto plac plaoto a to the coast Out of Finland Fnad were made mae entIreIin entirely entirelyIn In accordance acrano with the Kaisers Kalrs wish wishAs wh whA wishA As A regards the relations rotaton of the two to mon monarch monahs monarchi arch ahs regr it 1 should sould be kept keptin in I mind that tht since sincethe Ilc Ilcth slacsthe the th death deth of the Grand Ornd Duke Due Serglus Brllu by byan bya h han an a assassins Ula handlruMo handlnocow handInMosoow cow the the Czar Czr hai haigreatly ht htgty haigreatly greatly missed md the advice avic of a man of im imperial i tinpenal penal gty rank rk holding holdig strong and ad clearly clearlydefined cerly cerlydefine clearl3defined prl defined political plticl views Neither AlexU AlexUnor Alei Aleinor Alexlnor define mix directly in inRussias ix ixEusstae nor Vladimir 1adlmr is disposed dLepoed to directy I trouble troubleThe troubleTho troubleThe Russias RUf1e present prnt political poltcl The Czars Czrs brotherinlaw brtherIlaw the Grand GrandDuke Ord OrdDke OranDuke Duke Dke Alexander Aexader Mlchaelovitch Mlohtovlch has hur hurcenty re recently recently cently centy showed signs Ign of Instability Intablt on the thesubject tbesubjec thisubject subject subjec of a national nlont assembly ambly Besidesthere Besides Besidesthere Bde there has ha been bn an estrangement estrlment between betweenhim btween btweenhim betweehim him and ad the Czar Czr on account of the Grand GrandDukes Ord OrdDkes OrancDukes Dukes Dkes Implacable Implble antagonism antaonm to M WitteOf Witteof Witte WltteOf Of all al this ths the Kaiser Ker was wu fully fuly Informed InformedHe Intone He holds strongly Itrongly that lha as a sovereign sovergn rullnlby ruling rulingby rlnl rlnlb it is not only permissible permissiblefor by b divine right rilht ony pnnllble pnnllbletor for him hm but incumbent Inoubnt on him hi to give coun counsel counsel gvecun gvecunse sel se to the only ony other Christian Crti sovereign sovereignholding soveig sovereignholding holding boldg the title tte to his hi throne thrne on the same samegrounds se segound saintgrounds grounds gound He considers cniders the Czars C1r strug struggle strg strgglo struggle gle with the socialistic oLeto and revolutionary revolutionaryforces revotutonar revoluUonsrforces forces toro in Russia RuJ as a of direct dIrt consequence cnquonc to tothe tothe ts tsthe the ruler rer of Germany Gry whose wbo greatest grtet inter internal intern internal nal n anxiety anDet springs Ipring from the th same sme source sourceThe sur sourceThe I IThe The other great issue ISlue in Russias RU81llnternat Internal Internalpolicy internspolicy 1 1polc policy polc about which the Kaiser Kisr wished w hed an anopportunity a aopportunity I Ioppornity opportunity oppornity to impress Impre his views leW upon upn the theCzar theCzr thiCzar Czar Czr Is of equally equaly direct dirct concern cencer to Ger Germany Oermny Cermany many mny It I Is i known kown that the Kaiser Kaler desires desireswhatever delr desireswhatever I Iwhatee whatever whatee may my be b the end of the pending pendingpeace pendng pendngpc pendinpeace should not notabandon notabandon negotiations that Russia no noabandon peace pc negotiton tht Rui abandon the Far East Et as a the main min course courseof courseof couretof of territorial tetorat expansion 8raslon It I is above all alla al ala 1 1a to the theGerman theGrm tbtGerman a matter mter of the gravest concern cnoern German Grm Emperor Emprr that tht Russia RU should not notregard notgard fbiregard regard gard as a her lineof ln ot least tet resistance r1tc a policy policydirected pote policydirected directed de toward Asia Aia Minor Mior or the Persian PersianGulf Per PenstarGulf lan lanOul Gulf GulfAt Oul GulfAt At all al hazards harrd he will wi strive strve to dissuachthe dissuade dissuadethe dlde dldethe the Czar Czr from trm looking toklng to French help or orEnglish orEnglLeh osEnglish English complacency oomploc for facilitating faltaing the theacquirement theauirent th thacquirement acquirement auirent by Russia Rul of a warm war water waterport waterpor watesport port por on the tie Persian Perian Gulf Gul His Hi dominating dominatingIdea dominatng dominatngide dominatiniIdea Idea ide of paving plg a way for German Oern hegemonyfrom hegemony hegemonyfrom hegemonyfrom from Hamburg Haburg to the Persian Porsln Gulf Oul cannot cannotbe cot cotb cannotbe be b reconciled rconciled with Russias RU8I finally fally aban abandoning ab abandoning doning her ambition ambiton for empire upon upn the thePaclflo tboPaclfo th thPaciflo Paclfo Paclflo and any rapprochement rpprhement with Eng England Eg Eglnd Egland land lnd would preclude pretude a Russian RUln advance advanceonIndla advanotonilndia onIndla and the Middle Middl East EastWidespread Est EastWidespread Widespread Widesprd dissatisfaction dsatltacton with wth the meet meeting met metIng meetlug ing of the Emperors Eprol pervades pervade the business businesscommunity buinO buinOcommunlt businesscommunity community of Russia RUla Without Wihout claiming claimingto cIaimInto to understand the full tut purpose pur of the meet meeting mcetIl meetLng ing Il bbslneea blslne men point pit out that whenever wheneverthe wheneerthe whenevesthe the Kaiser Kiser becomes become closely etOety concerned cncrned in inRussian inRu iiiRussian Russian Ru an affairs afalrs the economic enomlo stability stbity of ofthe atthe 01the the country countr is shaken shken This Th uncertainty uncertaintyIs uncrinty uncrintyIs Is Intensified Inten lfed now at a time tme when the eco economlc e ecortomic nomlc situation situaton is I already alrady desperate deperte The Theopinion TheopinIon Thenpinioa opinion in the civilian chlan community cmmuniy is I that thatthe thatthe thathe the he Kaisers Klsers advice if I accepted acpted acoeptedwtll will 1 in intensify intenslfy tenslfy militarism mltrlsm and governmental goemmentt bureaucracy bu bureaucracy hurucracy rucracy reaucracy at the expense expns of theproductive theproductiveelements theJlroductve theJlroductveelem the productive productivetiementa elem elements nl of society societyA 8ciety A significant liglfcnt coincidence cincdenc is that the theobjection theobjecion thebjection I objecion objection of Russian Ruln troops to fighting fightingIn fghtng fghtngIn In n the country countr Is l now first allowed to be bepublished bepubtlhed beubliehed pubtlhed published ubliehed in the Russian press pr8 The Te ex example example cximple ample set ft et by six ti regiments of Don Dn Cos Cosjacks Cosine Costacks ine jacks in lethe the Norocherkask Noocherkk government governmentn govornmentIndectaring govern snent snentndeclaring n declaring their willingness wilnges to go to Manhuria Man Manchuria Manchuria churia but refusing reusIng to fight fght within wihin Euro European Europan Eurojean pan jean Russia against agalnlt Russians Rusians has ha pro proToundly profoundty prooundly Toundly Impressed the public publicMeanwhile publc publcMeanwhile ublte ublteMeanwhile Meanwhile the peasantry patr have begun bgun to tomcceed tosucd toucceed sucd mcceed in publishing pubt hln theirprogram theirprogam againstJoulygulnes against againstUoulyguines againt againtDulyguinel Dulyguinel Uoulyguines scheme which excludes exclde the theunclassified thounclsifed theinclaseiflod unclsifed unclassified ranks rank of the population pOJulaton con containing contllngat conalning tllngat taining all the manual mnlat laborers laborer from a ahare ashare ahare hare in choosing chOlng members membr of the I he proposed proposedlatlonal propo proposedtational ed ednatonl natonl latlonal assembly asemhly The peanl peasants of Kursk Iturakirovince Kurskprovince Iursk Iurskprovinc provinc province have sent delegates from eight eightilttricts eightdtrict eightListricts dtrict ilttricts who have decided to form a union unionf unionot ot if f Russian Ru ian peasants pnt and have sent ant four fourrepresentatives tourrepreetthe fourepresentativeR repreetthe representatives to t form forl a connection cnnecton with withthe wth wththe withhe the national natonat zernstvo Zrstvo organisation organl7aton at atMoscow atoscow atloscow Moscow oscow The Te peasantry of Saratoff Baratol have haveilready haealready haveilready ilready joined the uuloi uuloiHAMBURG uulotHAMBURO usdosHaununo HAMBURG July M UThe The Nachriehlen Nedrichm con contending1 cn cntondgthat conondingthst tondgthat tending1 ondingthst that it is 1 ridiculous rdcutous to suppose Spp0 that thatEmperor thatEpror thatznperor Epror Emperor znperor William WIlam advised csd the Czar Czr in regard regardto to a Russian Rus81a internal loterl affairs atalrs says 8Y that when whenn in n January Jauar last llt a third party part earnestly earnestlyirged eame earnestlyirged tly irged the Kaiser Kir to Influence Infuenc the Czar Czr in inregard I incgard rgar regard to his hl internal Itral policy polc EmperorJilliarn Emperor EmperorWilliam Eperor EperorWila Wila William replied repliedOod rlied rliedO repUedGod God O forbid To express expr an opinion oplon on onRussian onRu8 onussian Russian conditions one must mu t think Ru8 cndtons tik as a aRussian aRU8lan aEtuselan Russian RU8lan feel tel as a Russian Ru ln and ad have been beentorn bn bnborn beenorn torn orn a Russian Ru ln An outsider outder would only onlycreate onlyerte onlytreate erte create mischief mischiefPABIS mlhlef mlhlefPARIS mischiefPii PARIS July 20 2tThe 2eTise The 8t Petersburg Petersburgcorrespondent Petelburg Petelburgcrpondnt Petersburgiorrespondent crpondnt correspondent of the Temps says 8Y that in insonversation Inconverton inxrnversation converton sonversation with wo 10 members membr of the theCzars te teCzrl themrs Czrl Czars mrs suite 8ule he gathered gatherd that the Kaiser Kaiserholds Klr Klrhold Kaisersold hold holds sold that the war ought to be continued continuedmtll contnued contnuedunt continuedintil unt mtll the Russians R lne have won their first frst vic victory victr tr tory 05 1 Concurrently Ccrntl he recommends rommend that the the3zar tbeCzr thezar Czr 3zar zar grant Int reforms rfonto to the people peopleLONDON pple ppleLNDN peopleLONDON LONDON LNDN July 27 27Tbe The Daily Dcill Mails UailitStockholm Mei MailsItockholm 8tkhol Stockholm correspondent corpondent says j he learns learnsfrom lern learnsrorn fro from rorn trustworthy ttworthy authority autborty that thl the Hal Kalersvlslt Kl Klsersvlslt Halersvisit ersvlslt to the Czar Czr was wa due to tins formers formerswish torr torrwLeh formerslab wish lab to obtain obtn the Czars Czs consent con ent to t the thekccession theae0n theecesalon ae0n kccession of a Hohenzollern Hohenzlern Prince Prnce to t the theNorwegian theNorega theorweg1an Norega Norwegian throne thone which has been bn one of ofthe ofthe ofhe the Kaisers Kalra great at alms alm since sie Norways Norwayswcesslon Norays Noraysselon Norwaysecesion wcesslon The Czar according to the selon Te Czr aorng t cor corespondent corcepondent rpndet espondent will wi probably consent cont proided pro prodded provded vded dded that tht Russia Rla la II permitted pritt to rectify rectifyillghtly rtly rtlystghUy rectifylightly stghUy lightly her he frontier on the Baltic Bttc It I I is isMinted ispint isointed Minted out that this would be fair pint ot b a far ex exchange exchang ixbango chang change as Germanys Oeranya naval nava force fore would wouldM wouldb b M 8 greatly grty strengthened strengthee by the virtual virtuallontrol viua virtualontrol lontrol of the magnificent magnfent Norwegian Norwegiantarbors Norwogan Norwoganhbors Norwegianarbors hbors arbors It is not believed hteved that tht Great Greatiritaln Ort OrtBrtn GreatIrjtain Brtn iritaln and ad France Frace would wo ld be b able to op opose op ose such a solution slution of the Scandinavian Scandinavianueetion Sdnavia Scandinavianucetlon p queton ueetion provided provide the Norwegians Noregas ac acepted a ecepted cepte epted it itPHISOXER ItPR1SO itPRISONER PRISONER PR1SO BR IN JV COLD STORAGE STORAGEInttner tiTOR4GEBateer STORAGEluttliers Bateer Inttner Capture Cptur Italian Stabber Slbr and Lock LockHim LOk LOkHIm Lokfilm Him lp p Until Unt Patrol Pto Arrives ArrivespATKnsorti Ann AnniAnlli ArrivesFaraseoN pATKnsorti iAnlli N J 7 July Juy 26 2ohn 6John John Faure Fau an antallan a anallan Itli allan of 101 lCt Lyon street ttrt slashed slub John Johnloottl JohnBtU Johnoottl BtU loottl of 7 7t 76 K Butler Buter street Itrt because b 60 the theitter tholatter thetter latter itter had hd told Faures Faurel name Dam and address addressn adleRB adleRBto to n a girl gil whom hom Faure Fau had ha insulted intut Faure Faureiho Faur Faureho iho was accompanied acmpled by his wife lay I in inrait I inalt walt for Scotti Sttne near his home Mrs M Faure Faurettempted Faur Fauret att ttempted t mpted to get between btwe the men and ad was wasut wa wacut wasit p cut ut about abut the thew1t wrist Bootti Btt was w out in I the theeck thenek theeck nek eck and ad hands bdl Faure was WI captured by bylUtchers byutcbens butchrot lUtchers of a a beef bf company o y and epuby placed pl in inhe ine th he e cold cld coldstornge storage tmp vault vut All the th fight flht was washilledout W1 washilled obUt hilledout hilled out of him when wb the th patrol tNlwalon tNlwalonarv wagon Wagonrrived arv rrived He wu hld held In 1 1 5OQlsIi l GEXEKALIIHMIAL OiNHlfAtfDBNIl BY BY V OAjtlTOT OAjtlTOTtr c CAOS diTON1 diTON1I I I INo No i tr T r S l reIn flu Been 5N Feoid I ItMttacti Ia IaDtro I IISthhh ISthhh tMttacti f flu lilt OecMKl Wife WifeDistrict WifeDistrict t District Dtro Attorney AtjreCarkof Clarke of Brooklyn Brooklynwho Drlrn Drlrnwho Brooklyswho who l cooperating with Inspector Croa Croain Cr Crusin in the lorrUr prosecution prootoAot of Frederick Frerok Fredenl Ipor k E E Carl Crtn CrtnamtYNteray trItot trItotadmittd ton tonadmitted admitted amtYNteray yesterday that tht then ther had h been bn n nevidence no noeltc aevldenoeproduoed evidence eltc evldenoeproduoed produced pruc yet to t toahow show that tht Canto Carltoihad Crton Crtonhdlry Cantohad had hdlry directly or indirectly Indirty caused cuthe the dealt dealtof deth dethof deatof of bis b hi wives wlve Jennie JonnieSmyh Smyth Cariton Crton whlol whloloccurred whoh whoho whlooccurred occurred o in Washington Wuhnan D C and Mary MaryGorman Mar Mar MarGerman Gorman Onn Canton Ctn who died die in Brooklyn Brkyn las laslMarohi lutMah lasMarch March Mah Mr Clarke Carke said sd he 1011 had been bn In Informedby Infore Informed fore formed formedby by Dr Charles tre P OConnor OCnnor who L Lanalyzing l i ianalyzing analyzing ayzetbo the contents conunt of Mary Mar Gormai GormaiCarltons Oonn OonnCrtons OonnaiCantons Cantons Crtons stomach Itomch that tht no trace tmc of polsor polsorhad polon polonb poIaohad had b been bn discovered discoveredIn In the th dlver Raymond Ryond Street Strt Jail Jai yeiterda yeiterdaafternoon yesterdy yesterdyafternoon yesterdaafternoon afternoon Carlton Crltn made mde a general denial denialof denll denllof doniaof of all al au the tie charges chares against asait him My right righlname rightnae righname name nae Is Cariton Carltn and ad I never went under undr any anjother anyother an another other he said sd I served ared In both bth the navj navjand nv nav navand and army ar under the name nmo of Carlton an anWas anc ancwas ani was honorably discharged dlsbarge I never nevr MWMrs MW NWMrs sa saMrs Mrs Kettering of Rochester Rchester and I nevei neveirobbed neerrobbd neverobbed robbed robbd Dr Charles CieR Goldsmith Goldmith of Stamford StamfordSince Stmford StmfordSince St4mfordSince Since my arrest art it seems m that every woman womanwho womaiwho omn omnwho who has ba been bn deserted dr by her husband hubnd hai haiI h ha haidentified Idntfed identified me as her busbd busbdI husband husbandII a II I have never used u nude photographs photlraphs o oMiss of ofM1 oMiss Miss M1 Vanderventer Vaderenter e The pictures plcture beloni blonl to t another aother man whose wbo name nm I do not wan wanto want wantto wanto to give and Miss MIl Vanderventeris Vadenent I ie innocen innocenof Inoet Inoetof of any lve wrongdoing I did suggest sgget to t Dr DrDe D DrDo Do Long Lnl wroneolna that tht my wife wie might mght have euerssfrom sufferer suffererfrom lufer from frm tetanus tetna or lockjaw lokJaw I know kow what 1 1is I iii is as I once had it as a a result rult of a gunsho gunshowound inhot inhotwound gunehowound wound I received reeIved in the navy navyFREE nV nVFREE navyFREE FREE SPEECH fPIECH IN JERSEY JERSEYfloelallit JERSEJ JERSEJ80laiit JERSEYoelllst floelallit 80laiit UralTt Hralt Supported Sappoe Against Co CoWho Coi CoiWho op opbo Who bo Checked Oee Uts Led Flow Fow of Oratory OratoryFrederick Ortor OratoryFrederick Frederick Frederck KraHt Kft a well welknDn known Hudso Hudsocounty Hudn Hudncouty Hudacicounty county Socialist was arrested by Police Policeman Policeman couty 80clal1t W8 art Polc Polcmn man mn Charles Charle Rau Ru in Union Unon flU HI on Tuesda Tuesdanight Tedy Tedynight Tuesdanight while making air speed speedat night hle an open opn sch schat speed speedat at Bergenline Brgntne avenue and ad Blum street streetTho strt strtThe streetThe The orator ortor didnt ddt have be a permit prt and kep kepright keptrght kepright right rght on talking ttklng when the coptoid cop optold told him hi U Ustop to tostop tiitop stop His Hl comments cmments on the constabulary constabularywere Ontbular oonstabularwere were wer not particularly priclly pleasing pleasig to Eau Ru wh whran who whorn whiran ran rn him bi In trailed tried by by a big crowd crowdKrafTt orwd orwdKratt crowdKrafft KrafTt Kratt Informed Infoned Recorder Rrder Hauenstein Hauensteinbefore Hauentln Hauentlnbtore HauenMelnbefore before btore whom he was arraigned arral e that h hwas he hi hiwas 1 1wa was wa under the impression Imprlon that a perral perralfor permifor for the street stt address add had been bn obtalnei obtalneibefore oDtled oDtledbtore obtainetbefore pnlt pnltfor before btore he began bgan to talk tlk He said Nd the thl uppe uppecourts uppr upprcur uppecourts courts had hd ruled rled that tht permits were not noinecessary notn6 nonecessary necessary n6 cur in this country cutr prta of free tr speech speechHe 8ph 8phHo speechHe He declared deolr that tht lIeu Ru ordered him to cui cuiout ot otout cuout out his remarks rmaks on socialism socialm and his refer references rfer rfereno references ences eno to totho tho police policeHauenstein Hauenstein Hauentein plc ruled rted that KrafTt Krt wasrigh wasrighand wa was riJht riJhtand ugh ughand and the cop op was 18 wrong and dismissed di the tlucomplaint thecomplnt thicomplaint complaint complnt The Te Socialists Slts friends friend in th thcourt the thecurt tbcourt court curt room cheered cherd and applauded appluded thi thidecision tbedec1on thidecision decision dec1on Kraflt Kft returned retue to t the comeand come cornerand comeand and finished fnishe his interrupted Interptd speech speechBOULDER tph tphBOULDER speechBOULDER BOULDER TO CAPT TURNER TVRXERHe He Led L In the te MaMaere Mare of 0 King Ine PhilIps Philip1Indian Pip PipInlanl PhilIpsIndians Indian Inlanl In I ISIS 1610GBEENFIELD 18 18OREENFIKD ISISGnEENpxarp GBEENFIELD OREENFIKD Mass Mu July Juy 28 2tA 28A A bouldebearing boulde bouder boWdesbearing I bearing bang an inscription IncripUon in i honor of Copt CoptWilliam Ct CtWiim CaptWilliam William Wiim Turner Tuer of Boston Btn for whom Turn Turners Tr Tumens ers ers Falls FaJ was named na was dedicated dec to today t today day dy in I the north norh parish ph A salute sut of o twenty twentyone twnty twntyono one guns g was fired f and Gen Gn F H B Apple Appleton Apple Appleton ton made an a address addressThe adr addressThe The me event celebrated clebrt was the massacre massacreof m re reo I of Indians Inda on May Mly IB IDI lIlt near ner here The Thesent Te TeInd TheIndians o Ind Indians were i in d dire d1tr distress ad and Kg King Pip Pipent Philip Philipsent sent a party to t Peskompecat P FaUs now nowTurners nowTurners nowTurners Turners pary Falls Fal to catch ch omp shad sh and ad salmon salmonwith salmonwith smon smonwth with wth which whoh the Connecticut Cnect River ver abounded aboundedNews abude aboundedNews News NeW from the Indian Id camp cmp reached rhe hadIcy Had Hadley Ha ley by I an escaped e convict cnvic and the Rev RevJohn Rv RvJohnU HeyJohn John JohnU Russell declared d that tat the tf1r Lord oaln oalnus osilsus ll us u to make trial tr of a what wht may my be b done against againstthem againstthem them m The Te expedition extonuner under Capt Cpt apt aptthem Turner Turnerat er erat at night nlht surprised 8ur the theI Indians encamped encampedat 1 at the falls fa and adm massacred them them encp In I re retreat notreat treat tr however Indians encamped on the theother theothe theother other othe side sde and on Indenop an a island iad surprised the theexpedition thee theexpedition expedition e Uon and ad after atr killing Jllg sur Capt e Turner Turnerput Ter Terput Turnerput put it to flight Ilght The Te fight fgbt put an end to tothe tothe tothe the Pocumtuoks Poutuou as a nation nationMONEY naUonVONFY nationMONEY MONEY VONFY LOOKED IED GOOD GOODDank GOODDank GOODHank Dank Clerk Cerk Experts Eprtl Differ Dtlr on New Bllli BllliRadian Dt Dliiiiluulsn a aRUta Radian RUta Tried Te te t Pan P1 In Hoboken HobokenBoris Hoboen HoboenBrl HobokenBoris Boris Brl Naboe Nabo 23 years er old a Russian RU8lan liv living 11 livIng ing ng at 350 3 Newark street Itrot Hoboken made a atrip atrip atrip trip through the th lower part rar of that tbt city citylast cty citylast I last lt night nght with some som brand hrnd new 01 bank bnk note notein not notesIn in his hI inside IDldepokt pocket He asked akd several severalstorekeepers sverat sverat8torekprs severalstorekeepers storekeepers 8torekprs to t change chg the bills b11 A man mansuggested mn mnIUgete mansuggested suggested that perhaps the money mony was wasbad wa wasbad IUgete bad Naboe Nab got scared aord and ran r several severalblocks severalbtock severalblocks blocks btock with a crowd in pursuit pursuitHe purit puritHe He was caught cught near nr police poll headc hqrOI headquarters headquartersand arters artersand and looked up on suspicion slplcn of attempting attemptingto attemptng attemptngto to pass rl counterfeit cuntereit money mon He had hd seven sevennew seennew sevennew new ten dollar bills blis 124 12 25 in smaller smler bills blis and andII andIt andIt It In coin A bank b clerk who Mid be could couldqualify couldqualfy couldqualify qualify qualfy as UAn an expert examined emmnd the tens tensand tOI tensand ad and said Bld they tby were wer expr bogus bgs Another Aothr bank bankclerk banklerk clerk declared dolar they th were the th real rl thing thineSeveral thingsveral thin thinseveral Several sveral cops said sd the mono money looked J JThe good goodThe goo goorho The bank bnk cop notes not were wer Issued IssuedThe i1ed by the Bank nk of ofNew ofew New ew York Natont National Bnlng Banking A Association AssociationThe oton otonTe The Te Bcagoen ScagoeniVoyagers BcagoenVoyagers BeeGr BeeGrVoygrs Voyagers Voygrs by the French Fnch liner tner La L Lor Lorraine Lr Lrraine Lorraine raine off ot today for Havre HavreBaronrss Hav HavreBaroness Baroness Mayor des Planches the Baron Baronand Haronand Baronl de Plsnche BarD BarDand and Baroness Darone De Vaux Vlux Capt L Champrosr Champrosrof Champ1r thamprcsayDt I of the French Army Dr George A Fournler Fournlertho Fourniertho Fourrilerhe tho he thl HonW Hon Jrnch VT V Goodrich G rlchi Dr H T Hutch HutchIng hutchIns Ins I th the Countand Count and CoiintoM Cunul do Nell Henri HenriMerou lnrl lnrlMeroU henrierou I Merou ni erou French FrenchConsulatChlcago Consul at Chicago Mr andMrs andMrsL andlrs andlrsL and Mrs MrsLi L H Cutting Cutlnl and ad Mr ana Mrs ln Marcus MarcusMayer MarcusIayer lsreuIlayer Mayer MayerBalling IayerSailing for layerBUng Balling BUng the Mediterranean MediterraneanCecil Meiternen MeiternenCei by the White Wht Star St liner tnr Cretlo Cretlofor Cto Ctofor Cretioror Cecil Jackson Jaekln the Rev Re Dr and Mrs Rob RobMr Rober Robrt rt Cei A Hurst the Rfv Rev W M MorpnJonee MorpnJoneelr Mr er lr and Mrs ln J C F Gardiner MorjalJonf W C Davis Davisand Dalsand Davisnd and nd Mrs C M 1 Cheat r rPOSTUM rPOSTM rPOSTUM u POSTUM POSTM CEREAL CEREALMENTAL CEAL CEREALMflNTAL uMENTAL MENTAL ACCURACY ACCURACYGrctl7 AOCURACYOrU ACCURACYGreatly Greatly Imprav4 Impr tor I Leaving LYD off ol Coffee CoffeThe cor corTe CoffeeThe The Te manager mager of an a extensive eteDlve creamery creameryn oramery orameryIn In n Wis states tt that tht while a regular regla coffee coffeeIrinker cole cofieeIninker I drner Irinker he found it Injurious Injurous to t his health healthnd helh helhand healthLnd and nd a hindrance hndrco to the performance prornco of ofIs ofhis oftie his Is business bsne duties dutiesI dute I Cannot Canot say sy he continues conUnue that I Iiver Iever Isver ever used Uo coffee cole to excess exc but I know kow that thatt thatIt It t did dd me barm ha especially epialy during the past pastew putew pastew ew yean yeanIt ye yearsIt It I impaired my digestion dgtlonj gave me a aistresclng adtrlng alistreesing dtrlng istresclng impr sense n of fullness fuln In the region regionf rgon rgonoftbe oftbe if f the stomach stomb causing causng a most It painful painfulnd painu and nd disquieting dsuieng palpitation pplton of the heart heartnd ber heartnd and nd what is worse wor it muddled my mental mentalacuities mentalfalte mentalaculties falte acuities so as a to seriously 6rOuy injure Inju my m bust buslnO bustseas nO seas efficiency efficiencyI enclency enclencyI I concluded contud about abut 8 months month ago ao that thatomethlng thatsmehn thatomething smehn omethlng would have to t be b done I quit quithe quitthe quithe the he use of the old kind knd of coffee coej short ahor off offind o offad ad ind began bga to t drink dn Postum POtm Food Fo Coffee Coffeelie Cfe Coffeehe Te lie cOQk didnt ddnt make me it right rght at first firsthe firstbe t t8he 8he he didnt ddnt boll bl it long enough and ad I did didlot didnot didLot not lot find fnd it palatable patble and ad quit using it and andrent ad adwent andrent rent back bak to totbe the old kind of t coffee coe and ad to tohe tothe tohe the he stomach ttmb trouble again qan Then Ten my myrife mywlo myrife wlo rife took the matter mttr In hand bd and ad by fol folowing following telwing owing the th directions dret n on the box bxfath bxfathtuty faith faithully faithully tuty ully she the had ha me m drinking drning Postum POtm for foreveral forseerat foreveral everal days day before bfore I knew kew it When We Iappened I Xlappened Ihappne happne lappened to remark rerk that tat I was feeling feelingnuch foUng foUngmuch feelingnich much better bettr than t I had b for a long lon time timebe tej tejabe times timesbe abe be told ttd me that tht I had ha been b drinking drinnl Pos Posumj Po Poeiun tum umj and ad that tht accounted aut for it Now we wejave wehave weave have ave no nootber other kind Jnd of coffee coe on our or tableMy table tableMy tble tbleMy My digestion dton has bs been bn perfectly preUy re retored r rttre usLend ttre Lend and with thi ti this improvement imprvement has hasome b has0mb come ome relief retef from frm the theoppre oppressive sense n of ofullness oftutne ofillness illness and ad palpitation of the heart he that thatised tht thtused thatsod used tutne to bother bther ppitton me so 1 and ad I note nowlch such a aain agan asin ain in mental mntl strength Itrtband and acuteness acutenemhat at acutenesshat gan hat I can attend to t my office work with withase withea withMe tha ea ase and ad pleasure pleur and ad without thout making makingbe ma the be mistakes that tha were so 8 annoying to tone tolb 0 0m m fe ne while mst I was wa aa using Ung the tbeotd old aoy kind klndof of cot oofPostum oo cotPoetum Postum Pctum Food Fo Coffee Ce is I the greatest greatest4L lat lattbte greatestible tbte ible drink of 4L the At AtUmation tr times In my humbe humbeUmton humble humbleitiniation Umation Name given by Postum POtumC Co Coittle Colottie ittle Umton UeCk Creek Mich MichTheres MichTerea hitchTheres lve Theres Terea a aron reason r S r rr 1 1BLOWTO BLJtffOkRMORPLliTEHUS BLJtffOkRMORPLliTEHUSMIDVALE BLOWTO ARMOR PL ATE TRUS TRUSMIII4LE MIDVALE CO OMPAXVS IP XYS PRODVC PRODVCSTAXDS PRODVCT PRODVCTiTANDS PRODIJCSTANDS lIDAL STANDS THE TUST TUSTIU TJ TElTIts ST STIt IU It Armor Manufactured Manuaotnre b by a Secret Pro ProCs Pr Prri pro ri Cs 1 Slake Iake a Better Showing Tha ThaAny ThaAny Any An Ever Tnted TCtfe TestedThe The Combine Mi MiHave MIIIavs a ala Have la to Lower IU I Bid DII In the Putur PuturWASHINGTON Fture FtureW481UNOTON PuturWAaUZNOT0N WASHINGTON July 20 26The The first flt offlcli offlclitest omclal omclaltt omclteat test tt of steel stel armor plate for vessels of th thnavy tho thonavy tl tlnavy navy manufactured mnufature by the Mldvale Stet SteiCompany Stee1 Stee1Compny StetCompany Company Compny of Philadelphia Phiadelphia was wa made mdo tc tcday to today t tday day at the Indian Head Proving Ground Groundand Groundsad irouncand and ad was according aording to an official olclalannounce olclalannouncement announcirnent announce announcement ment at the Navy Department Doprmnt very ery ex excellent e ecellent x xcelent cellent celent Passing Pa1lng the test tet of today con constltutes contltlte corstitutes stltutes tltlte an acceptance aoeptane by the Government Uovernmenof of Oroup A of the contract contrat awarded to th thMldvale tho thoMldale tiMidvale Mldvale company in December Deembr 1903 103 fcabout fo foabout for forabut about abut 8000 CO 6 compny tons of armor plate for the bat battleshlpn bt btUehlpI be betiesihipis Idaho Group Groupcomprises A AcomprsO tleshlpn UehlpI Mississippi Mllllppl and Oroul t tcomprises comprises comprsO about abut 400 G tons tonsWhile ton tonsWhile While Whie the official oflal announcement say saythat saysthat sa sathat that the plates pltO passed pe a very very excellent excellenttest oxcelent oxcelenttt oxcelionteat test tt it Is understood undert that the penetratioi penetratioiof pentmton pentmtonof of the six Inch shells was slightly Itghty less leI thaitwo thai thantwo thatwo two Inches Inohe Officials Ofial of the Navy Nav De Department Deprent Dc3rUnent partment prent refuse refus to tell the precise prlso resul resulof reult reultof resu resuof of the tests tt If I as a reported repr the Mldval Mldvalplates Mldvae Mldvaeplate Midvalplates plates plate withstood wlt tood the shells shels fired at then thento themto thesto to such a degree dogr the armor manufacture manufactureby mnutature by an unknown unkown process proes has ha made mae a bette betteshowing btter btterhowlng bettcshowing showing than th any armor aror ever tested tete apurchased o opurchased or orpurh purchased purh by the Government GovernmentSince OoernmentSinc GovernmentSince Since Sinc the th Mldvale company oompry took tok the thecontract thecontrct tls tlscontract contract contrct for tho armor ar armOr r for the Idaho one onethe and andthe anthe the Mississippi MI1 lppl away from frm the Carnegie Carnegttand Carnegiead Carnegiand and ad the Bethlehem Bthehem steel Iteel companies cmpnletl whichave which whiclhave whichhve have hve divided contracts cntracta for armor for raanj raanjyean mny mnyn mnn mnnyears yean n the keenest kenCt interest Itert has ha been ben dl dlplayed dlptay dis displayed played ptay in the Navy Department Deprtment over th thMldvale the theMidale thMidvale Mldvale plant and its products The proc process pro process ess 0 used use by Mldvale in manufacturing isabsolutely is isabsolutely 1 absolutely unknown unknow at the Navy Depart Department Deprt Deprtment Departmont ment but If I the armor aror passes PIO the required requiredtest requiredtt requirettest test tt it makes mke no difference dlton by what process processit pr it is made This fact however does not noialleviate notalovlte no noalleviate alleviate alovlte the curiosity curosity of naval officer officeror ofcel or of the Carnegie Crneglo and Bethlehem Bethehem sloe sloecompanies atoccompanies companies which are In a fair tar way wnyof of being belnfin beingfor beInforced for forced mpnlesl t to lower ower their bide on aror armor plnte plntein plat platIn in the futureThe future tutureThe futureThe The Midvale company first frst entered tharmor th tharmor the thearor armor aror plate plte competition comptition compny in 1003 10 It I wa wathen was wasthen Wathan then that it received reied the contract cntract for th thMississippi tho thoMlldppl tliMississippi Mississippi Mlldppl and Idaho armor al1or Again Agin thi thiyear this thisr thiyear year r the Midvale Mld1le company bid lower thai thaieither thaneither thaieither either of the other Ompn companies companie for a con contract cn cntract contract tract for 8000 80 tons tn of armor aror plate for thi thicruisers tho thocrlrs thicruisers cruisers crlrs New Hampshire North Carollni Carollniand Crotna Carolinand and Montana Mont Hamlshlr A board br was appolntei appolnteiby appited appitedby by Secretary Str Morton Moron at the time tme to invest investgate Inelltigte investigate gate the capacity of the Midvale plant am amIts and andiU antIts Its gte iU ability abity cPty io t handle bnde the new contract cntmct a atoday as asTel awell Tel well as the old for which tests wer were made madetody snadstoday today tody It I was finally fnly decided to givi givishire gIVIthe the Carnegie and the Bthlehem Bethlehem ompan ompane compan companisa gvo gvothe isa e the Crnege entr entire ontrct contract for the New Hemp HampIblr Hempshire shire Iblr North Carolina Crtn and Montana ltntana but bullater butlter builater later lter Secretary Bretary Morton Moron directed dirted that tat thatcontract r rcontract a acntrct contract cntrct be b made mde with the Midvale com company cm cmpny cornpany pany for furnishing something Imethng loss thai thaionethird thanonethird theonethird onethird pny of the entire entre lot lotSTRIKIXO lotSTRIK1NG lotSTRIKIO STRIKIXO ACTORS ATORf ARRESTED ARRESTEDOne RRESTEDOe One Oe for Boycotting One for Giving a aJnliocnied an anInl asnitcensed Jnliocnied Show ShowTrouble ShowTrouble ShowTrouble Inl ne Trouble bet betl hetwtn rn n Samuel Smuel Agld manage manageof manger mangerof managesof of the Clinton CUntln Vaudeville audole House 10me at SO 54 din Clinton Cln Clntn dinton and labor union of Vlddis Vlddisactors Yiddisactors ton tn street 8trt ao a labr Iddlh Iddlhactors actors culminated culmat last night in tho arrest arrestof arr6t arr6tor annealof of David Did Merowltz MITowlZ and Louis Luis Coppersmith Coppersmithtwo Coppermith two of the theeotoreand sotors ootor and Jake Cohen manage manageof mnager mnagerofa managesof of ofa a hall hl at at 48 Attorney Atorney st strt street reet Merowlt Merowltwas Merowl7 Merowltwas was 1 charged chrge with ith conspiracy cnllpiracy and ad boycott boycottthe boycottthe boycottthe the other two with wih running a theatrical theatricalperformance theatricalprornce theatnlcaperformance performance without n license licenseThe licnRe licnReThe licenseThe prornce The Yiddish wlhont actors acors belong blonl to Actors ActorsNational ActorsNatonat ActorsNational National Protective Union Local Lcal No No5 No5Tey S SThey 5They They Natonat say y Pretecte they hays hlvl R charter chlrer from Local LocalNo JkealNo LocalNo No Tey 1 with wih the proviso provio that no member membr of ofany ofay olany any local tot except excpt No 5 shall shal be b allowed allowedto alowed alowedto ay to play longer than a week wek in any of the theten thetcn theten ten Yiddish longr vaudeville vaudeile houses hous of the city cityTwo ct ctTo cityTwo Two weeks ago Victor Idabora of No No1 No1did 1 1did I Idid did To a weeks wekl work In the Clinton Cinton house houseand honsoand housaand and made such a hit that the manager managerengaged mger mgerengagd managerengaged engaged him for another week No 5 5protested 5protested iprotested protested engagd hi and Its Is members membrs were promptly promptlylocked prompty promptylocked promptlylocked locked out outLast outLt outLast Last night Yiddish Yiddih circulars Made f de their theirappearance theirapperanc theirappearance appearance Lt on Clinton Clnton street They In Informed Informd Informed formed apperanc formd the tb public publo that tht Agid was fighting fightingunion fghtng fghtnguion fightingunion union uion men and was encouraging scab labor laborAgid labrARid ab3rAgid Agid went to the thl police polc of the Delancoy Delancoystreet DlnCY DlnCYItrt Delancovstreet street Itrt station staton and had hd Merowltz Morowlz arrested arrestedon arrtod arrtodon on the conspiracy cOMplmc chargeThe charge chargeThe chrg The others then held an indignation indignationmeeting Indignationmeeting Indignationmeeting meeting In the hall hal in Attorney AtornQY street streetIn Itrt ItrtI streetIn In order to hold their audience some of ofthem ofthem otthem them I orer danced dancd and sane They Thr accuse Agld Agldof Agldor AgidDr of tipping off or tho police polce in in regard rgar to their theirmeeting tholrttng theirmeetIng meeting Anvhow Coppersmith Coppmmth and Cohenwere Cohen Cohenwere Cobenwere were ttng arrested nrtcd here ther for giving a show showwithout showwHhout showwIthout license licenseMIXERS licenseVINERS without a lcene lceneNERS MIXERS NERS ASK MORE 10RE FOR KEGS KEGSCoal KEGSCoa KEGSCoat Coal Coa Company Co pan Cut Ct Price Pice to Eight EIh Cent CentiMen Centcn CentsMen Men cn Now ow Demand Fifteen FifteenWILKESBARRK Flreln FlrelnWIL8BARRB FifteenWnxxsBAnnli WIL8BARRB WILKESBARRK Pa July 28 26Delezatel 26Delezatelrprntlg 20Delezates 20Delezatesrepresenting Delezatea Delezatearepresenting rprntlg representing a a number numbr of mine mne workjrs workjrskeg workrickeg ork ri keg fund societies et0 in this district met atPittston at atFlttston atPittston Pittston today tody to protest prtest against againt the recent recentaction recentacion recentaction action of the Delaware Delawar Lackaxvanna lcknnnn and andWestern andWetern andWestern Western acion Coal Cl Company in reducing reducig the price pricepaid pricepaid paid for empty kegs from 10 to 8 cents centsThe cnt8 cnt8Te centsFbe The men claim that these Ihe8 kegs kels are worth Te 22 cents cnl to caim the coal col companies cmpanies companlesand and that they theydeserve theydelre theyileserve deserve delre half at least leastThe lot lotThe leastThe The convention quickly decided to de demand demd deruand cnenton mand md 15 cents for each ech keg and appointed appointedan an executive committee ommlto to make the de demand demd dornand mand md Some of the men favored destroy destroying dMtroyInp destroyIng ing the kegs rather than returning them for forleas forleM forless leas than this thl amount believing beleng that this thiswould thiswoutd thiswould would soon n result rult in a satisfactory 8tlfactory arrange arrangement arrangement arrangetent ment with the companies companiesThe companiesThe The executive exectve committee will call cal another anothermeeting anothermeetigwhen anotherneeting cmmtte meeting when It is l ready rdy to make it II its reort re report report meetigwhen port ort The fund derived deive from those kegs kocsIs ke kei8 Is 5 used UAd as I a sick and death benefit bneft for the theworkers theworkrs theyorkers workrs workrsCta workers workersitral yorkersentraI Cta entraI itral Body BoJ of Laborers Their rlr Plan PlanH Pan PanH PlanH H H Caldwell Cdwel general genert organizer organizr of tbo thoInternational tboIntertonat tbonternational Intertonat International Laborers Lborl Union Unon arrived arrive In Inthin Inthi inthis thin city yesterday to organize organle a New Newfork NewYork Newrork thi cty yterar fork district distrct of the union The new newtrganlzatlon neworgnlztonj newirganizatlon trganlzatlon which has h headquarters hedquarters in InDarn inayton orgnlztonj ayton Ohio Oh o hl has now 20 25000 members membor Darn 59 locals locs and ad thirteen thirten districts ditricts It I takes takesit take8In 25 In it laborers in the building buiding trades trell In this thisity thil thisity ity most of these thes trades are affiliated alit with withatlonal withnation withcational cty nation atlonal unions union of their own ownFLEEIXO ownFLEEING ownFLEEING FLEEING PADROXE ARRESTED ARRESTEDwtrlan ARRESTEDLtutzlan RRESTEDltla wtrlan ltla Charged Charee With Wih Stealing 8te1ne ROOD ROODGiven 000 000Given Given to BIns Hm to Pay Pa Laborer LaborerRadius Laborer LaborerRdius LaborersRadius Radius Rdius Scarlet Sarlet sometimes smtme8 known kow as asneter asstar Petr neter star Radovic Hdodc was wa arrested as yesterday yesterdayt at t the White Wlu Star Str pier pir He is wanted want oc ocordlng nccrig noording crig ordlng to t the Detective Dttvo Bureau Buu in I Roches Rochessr Rhe8 Rhe8t sr Pa for the larceny larny of S 800 600Scarlet 800Scarlet t Scarlet Srlet was sort srt or pod parIO padrono roc o in Rochester Rochesterving Rcheter Rcheterhing Rochesteruvvlng hing uvvlng ving charge of the laborers labrer for several severalontractlng severl severlCntrctlg severalicintracting Cntrctlg ontractlng firms fins A week wek ago three thr of ofbe oftbe ofbe tbe be contractors contrtor gave him 10 soco 800 to pay the theien themen theaen men ien and it is i charged that tht he skipped skppd py with withhe withtbe withhe tbe he money moneyGustav Gufitav GUtav moey Fleischhaoker Febchhckr one of the con conrctors contrctors conractora trctors rctors suspected supt that Scarlet Srlet who is isn II Isn an n Austrian AUtJn would woud attempt attmpt to go home homeI homeHe He I le watched wathed the passengers embark on the thelaltio theBto theIahtlo laltio yesterday strday psngel and when Scarlet Srlot came camelong cameaong camelong Bto long had D him hm arrested arrestedIn arltd arltdI aong In I Scarlets Srlets possession pol8sion were found foud 1540 1540to 540 510wo 540wo wo new suits suts and a steerage stemR ticket t ti ket on the thelultio theJlto thelalUc extdio extdioMUlkm Jlto to lultio xtradltion xtradltionHUken ztraditionithljken He was held htd in I 110 1000 ball bal pending pendingxtradltion fndlnC fndlnCextdio pendingztradition MUlkm HUken Bros BrO Capital Cpial Increased to toS1IOOOOO S1IOOOOO S1IOOOOOALBANT 2100000ALniarr 200 ALB ALBANT July Juy 26 26MUlken 26Milliken Mllllken Bros ra Incor Incororated Incorporated incororated porated orated of New York city cty today filed filed1th fed fedw filednih w 1th h the Secretary Bctr of State St a certificate certificatef of f increase Incre of capital eplt stock from 2000 120 to 1250 2500000 The company ompany was W incorporated incorporatedI In I 11902 19 to act ac as a general contractor cntracors on pub pubo gner 10 o works work such as 1 railroads ralreadl bridges bridgO and andUducts andTIUo andiduots TIUo Uducts The directors dlrr are Edward Ewar F Flilllken FMlkeyFOter Fteiil MlkeyFOter lilllken Foster teiil Mllllken Miien and ad Francis Fro Dykes Dykesf o f New Ne110rk Jork city cty r I The Better BetterCiissofMefli ttc Class of O MetiV Summer nzn Suits SuitsReduced ut II 1 1t Te Reduced to i 1175 1175Our 5 t Our 20 J8 17 and ad 15 iiiits iiiitshave luu luuhavefod suitsI have havefod Or found a acmoD common puce price prce level leel leelSII75 levelC I SII75 1 1175 1175lion 175 The reaioo for fo ihii geaeroui paeol reduc reducdon C T t rg rgto don He in i the fact fa rcu that tha u mdiridutl idiYdu loU Iot lot the theHence t thesuiti I Ilutwdnot te to i iI suiti would not reeet represent cplete complete me raie ranei raneiC lutwdnot Hence Ae reduction rcducton to 1175 1175The 115 1 175 175t I C 4 Hee te I t IJ 1 i L 1 1cl r rf f The colbctioa cl faelixfa lclu waile 1 tad u doablfrbriaited doablfrbriaiteduck dOb1ku I r uck model of o bloc b bUck bc a ad fancy fm wonted wo eherioti eheriotitad cn I tad sadserge sadsergeI Mfgn MfgnWM I WM WM VOGEL VOGL SON SONBroadway SONBroadwy I IBrodway Broadway Brodway Houston Houton St St I 1 1BIG BIG NEW E OIL OL COMBINE COMBINEIndependents COVB1NEIndepedmt COMBINEIndependents Independents Indepedmt to Build a Pipe PIp Line Lne Fr FrKansas Fro FroKanu Free FreeKansu Kansas to the Gulf GulfPrrTBBtrBa Gur GurPnBBtO GulfPirranuna PrrTBBtrBa July 2eAnnouncoment 2fl 2Anouncement Announcement wa wamade was wasmd Wamade PnBBtO Juy made md in I this th city today tday that tht a battle btte is I isbe t tbe t be waged in ith the West between btwen the th inde independent Indepndent independent pendent oil companies and the Standard StandardA Stndar pndent 01 ompnle A deal del is I on whereby the independent independentwill Indpndent Indpndentw1for will w1for form a combination cmbiton and fight fght the true trueto trusto trt trtto to a finish finishAccording fish fishAcrding finishAccording According Acrding to George Gorg L Cralf Crl for manj manjyears mn mnyers man manyears years yers with the Qufley O toy interests Intert Col Ct J M MGuffey MOuey MGuffoy Guffey Ouey tho Democratic Dmocto politician pltcn and ol olking al oiking king is at the head hed of the movement anc ancinterested and andintelted an aninterested interested intelted In It with wlb him are R B W L Land Land Land and A W Mellon Melon bankers bnkel of this city thCudahy th tho thoCdahy thsCudahy Cudahy Cdahy Interests Interts of Omaha Omh and the Shel ShelTransport 8hel ShelTransport Transport Tmnpor Company One of the firs firsithings firt firtthlng firsthinga things that will be done by the new com combine comblne cornbine I b ione te tht bine thlng will be b the construction cnstrucion of a giganti gigantisnipe gigantipipe Iganto Igantopipe wi pipe line lne from the Kansas Kn field fetd to the tlo Gulf GulfIt OuttI GulfIt It will also tap the Texas Tox s field fieldThe fld fldThe fieldThe I The wil al Union Trust Company of this city citywill citywi citywill will be Unon the financial flnancl agent of the concernand concern concernand conorn conornand and wi b will at once onc float fot a 1700 7000000 bond bondissue bnd bndlfuo bondIssue issue wl which will be b used for the the he construc construction cntru cntruton construcstion lfuo tion ton log of the pipe pip w1 line which us will wl be 870 miles milesThe mie mileslong The interests are assured of a supply upply of ofprobably atprobblr otprobably probably probblr Intert ioo 10OpO o ar barrels brw lur of high hih grade rade ciidaily oil oildaily 01 I daily This Thil 100 will wi be b the making makg of a a strongfight strong strongtght stronptight fight daly tght in that section ecton against agaln t the Standard Standardinterests Stndrd StndrdInterelt Standardinterests interests Interelt It I is reported reuorted also ats that the new newcombination newcombinton newcombination combination will have the moral support supportof sppor of combinton the Independent wi refineries refnerie and other pipe pipelines pip pipelines lines line in the East EastWilliam Est EstWii EastWilliam William Wii Colser Col er Mayor of Peru Per Han Kn is isin IIIin Isin in Plttsburg for the purpose of closing a adeal adeal adeal deal Pttbur for 8000 acres acrel of puro land ld included in inwhich i inwhich 80 which are 1M 12 producing proucing wells with a dally dallyproduction dl dailyproduction production prodllcton of 1100 110 barrels brrel This Thisproperty Thispropertyhas property propertyhas has been bn operated under the head rropert rroperthM of the theInterstate theInteltate theInterstate Interstate Inteltate Oil Oi and Gas Company CompanyXO Cmpany I XO 0 COMPLAINT OX MUSIC HALLS HALLSProbation HALLSPobato HALLSProbation Probation Pobato Offloer Find Fin No o Young oane People Peoplein PeopleI in I Hoboken Deer Resorts HesorURichard Reorta ReortaRchard ResortsRichard Richard Rchard Stevens Steen of Castle Cate Point PoitBoboken PoitBobokenwho Hoboken Hobokenwho Ilobokenwho who la I probation probaton officer ofcer of Hudson Hudn county countyrecently cuty cutyrenty countyrecently recently renty made rde an Investigation ivetgaton of the theconditions thecdUons theorndittons conditions cdUons existing exlBtlg in i the concert cncr halls his of ofthat ottht ofthat that tht city cty for tho purpose pu of ascertaining a crtlnlng if ifthe Itthe ifthe the resorts rerta were responsible re pollble for starting startingyoung Itarting Itartingyoung startingyoung young girls gl and boy bya on the downward downwardpath downwardpath downwardpath path pathAs pathAl pathAs As Al a result rutt of Mr Stevenss Steven8tour tour be will willnot wl willnot not file fe any remonstrance remonstrnce and the licenses licensesof lo loof of the places plc where sailors saUOI go to hear her short shortskirted shor shortskirted skirted ted females femle sing Ilng and to drink dnk with withthem wih wihthem withthem them will wi probably probhly bo b renewed renewedWhat renewedVbat What Wht be saw 8W led le him renewe to believe hlevo that tht the theHoboken theHopokencncrt theHohoken Hoboken Hopokencncrt concert hall hal although alhough not of a aparticularly aparticlarly aparticularly particularly particlarly high moral mor I tone is not Injuring Injuringthe Ijurg Ijurgthe the youth of the city ciy Mr Stevens said saidIam sid sidJam saidI Jam I am not a reformer but I am interested interestedIn iterte In the morals oftho of the boys bys and girls I have haveheard hve hvehtard haveheard heard much of these thee concert gris halls boll and andI I visited i itcd them to see se If any of the boys bYI and andgirls andiri andgirls girls iri In whom I am interested interted were in the thehabit tehnhit thehabit habit of going there ther thereI I didnt cdnt golnl flnd 1nd any young people ople in these theseplaces thee theseplaces I IptC places ptC and from what wht I could coutdlem couldienru learn theyare they theyare theyar are not wanted wan led there The resorts rorts are aremostly aremoly aremostly ar mostly patronized d by sailors eanol and men who whoare wboare whoare moly ttronl are old enough pnough to take care car of themselves themselvesMr therlvO Mr Stevens Steve1 said jid the woman wom performer performerin ffrOiT f in the thp concert cncrt balls hal also alo are old enough to totake totake totake take care cre of ofthenale ofthenaleALUINY themselves themselvesALIMONY theniselvesALIMONY ALIMONY ALUINY FOR MRS RS LAWSON LAWSOXHusband LAWSONlusbnd LAWSONhusband lusbnd Husband Must 101 Pay P Her Sao e 60 a Week and and8JBO ad 8JBO 750 0 Counsel Counel Fees FeesSupreme FeeiSupreme Fe FeSupreme Supreme Court Justice JUltce Sewell swet in Brooklyn Brooklynyesterday Brooklynyesterday yesterday decided deide that Laura Lur L I Lawson Lawsonshould Lwson LwsonRhould Iwsonshould should receive reive lOa 00 a week alimony amony and 750 10 counsel foe fo pending pndng the trial of the thesuit tfe tfesuit thesuit suit of William Wilam M Lawson Lwson against aant her for foron fora foran absolute divorce divorceSince divorceSince on a aboluto divore divoreSince Since a similar slmllr suit tried trcd about two twoyears twoyearsago years yearsago ago resulted reuttd In a verdict verdct for Mrs rs Lawson Lawsonher Lw8n Lw8nher Lawsonher her husband husbad inherited Inhonte about abut so 80000 by the thedeath th thdeath thdeath death of his father and ad it was 8 owing to toUs toI toida Us I 8 Increased iDCrel18e wealth welth that the heavy hey own alimony alimonyand alimonyand and counsel coulel fee fe were granted grted In his sec second s eeccod ond suit Mr Lawson makes Lwson new allegations allegationsagainst allegatol allegationsa against ug a ainat lt his wife wifeHe wifeHe m He 1 e also made mae application applcaton for the cue custody cu cutoy cuetody tody toy of the two sons 8n 7 and V years ye old oldrespectively oldrpetvcly oldrespectively respectively rpetvcly who are under the mothers motherscare motherscar care car It I was ordered orer however that the theSaturday thefather father Ibould ahould hve have the chlaren chiicfren trm trmSturay from fromSaturday Saturday Sturay morning morg to t Monday Mondy morning morningeach morningeach morne morneeb each eb week The children cbldron would woUd prefer preferto prtor prtorto to remain remin all al the time tme with their mother motherXEOROES motberIWOES motherNEOJOES XEOROES ATTEMPT A1EUPl LYNCHING LYXCBifiOStirred LrNC LYNCHINGStirred iNG iNGStrrfll Stirred Strrfll by b Murder Ioer on o a SteamerKept Steamer SteamerHept Kept Offby Off Offby or by White bl Mens Axe AxeiNonrout AxeNORFL AxesNonrouc Nonrout NORFL Va July 28In 2In a free fr fight flghtaboard fgbt fgbtabard fightaboard aboard abard the excursion excrion steamboat tteamt Endeavor Endeavorlast Edevor Edevorlat Endeavorlast last lat night nght Clarence Carence Wright was wa killed kle his hisbrother hLebrther hisbrother brother brther William Wila Wright Wrght seriously serousty injured injuredand inur injuredand and James H Kitchen the Ja Kithen murderer muderr se severely B isverely verely cut ct Kitchen Kithen became bame engaged egaed In a abrawl abrwl abrawl brawl brwl with wih the Wright brothers brtbe because becauseone one of them had ha thrown throw an a imitation Imtton Imttonon snake snakeon on his companion compion A fight tgbt followed tolowe knives knivesand IVt knivesand and revolvers bristled brste and the smoke cleared clearedup up up with wih results rUIU described d ribabo above Kitchen was Immediately Imtely arrested and taken to the upper deck dek by at Capt Cpt B F uppr McHorney and his ia mates mt Then Ten came ca an anattempt anattmpt anattempt attempt attmpt on the part of the negro ne o excursion isis IsU to lynch lych the prt murderer murorer They Te swarmed swarmedup up the narrow companionway companonway but were weremot weremet wer mot by determined doterned white wbt men m fire fr pro tection tton axes ae in hand hnd and it took tk but beta a glance glanceor et pr or so 8 to ahow them what they were wer up UD UDagainst against agant They hesitated hOltt and became bae quiet in a few moments moment Kitchen Kithen is I now In quet the Norfolk county count jail jal at Portsmouth Pormouth te 15 5 YEARS OFTORTURE OFTORTUREItching OF TORTURE TORTUREiching ToittURItching Itching iching and Painful Sires are Cavtrtd CavtrtdHead elvr elvrHeal CavsrsdHead Head Heal mi ul BodyCURED Body BodyCURED BOi BOiCURED CURED IN WEEK WEKBY BY CUTICURA CUTICURAFor For fifteen fifeen years yen my scalp and fore forehead for torehead head was one mass of scabs Icab and my body was covered with wih sore 10rC Words Wordscannot Wori Woricannot Vordicannot cannot express how I suffered sufer from the theitching theiching theItching itching iching and pain I had given up hope hopewhen hopewhen when a friend frend told me to get Cuticura CuticuraAfter Culcura CulcuraAfter CuticursAlter After bathing with Cuticura Cutlcra Soap and andapplying andapplying andapplying applying Cuticura Ointment for three threedays thrc thrcdays threeday5 days my head was wa as clear cea as ever and andto Indto andto to my surprise and joy one cake of soap and one box of ofolntmcnt ointment made a com complete cornolete cm cmptetc plete cure cur In one oncek week CIlgeHB signed HB H B Branklln Franklin Franktn Pl pa 717 71 Wash Wahingon WashIngton 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for Tammany Tmany Leader LeaderDespite Laer LaerDelt LeaderDespite Despite Delt the thewlh wish of Charles Crle F Murphy Murphythat Murhy Murhythat Murphythat that there ther shall shl be b no nodtrct district fights fgbl this thisyear thi thiyer thisyear year yer in the thf Tammany Taayorganlton organization there therewill therewill will 11 be b onein onei the FifthAsaembly Ambty district districtWhen dtrlct dtrlctW districtWien When W enBrneyMarlnragned Barney Martinresigned Martin plth resigned the leader leadership teader8bp leadership ship 8bp last Decemberand Decmbr and named nme as a his suc successor IIUCc sucoeseor cessor c r J F Prendergast Pndr Prenderg st t secretary str of the thsDepartment theDepartment theDepartment Department of Water Watr Supply the element elementin in the district distrct which had hd been bn opposed opp to toMartin toMarin toMartin Martin Marin was 18 increased increasedAbout inc increasedAbout About Abut a month moth ago William Wlla Astor Chan Chanler Can Canler Chanlet ler who lives lve in i the district ditrct and who has hasbeen b hasbeen been bn one of the very few Democrats Domorat who whohave whohave whohave have represented reprnted it in I the State Legislature Legislatureset Legislture Legislturet set t about abut Organizing Organizig the te malcontents mcontent The Theoutcome Te Teoutcome Theoutcome outcome of his n efforts etor was wa the formation forton of ofthe ott ofthe the William Astor Chanter Democratic DemocraticAssociation DemocraticAssociation t Wll Ator Caler Deortc DeortcAsolation Association Asolation which is now quartered qurd at IKS IKSSixth 1 185Sixth Sixth avenue At a meeting reetlg of the te teclton ease association easeelation elation clton last lt night Mr 111 Chanter Cnler stated atted that thathe tht ththe thathe he had ha never intended Intnde to be b a candidate candidatehimself cndte cndtehelf candidatehimself himself helf for the leadership leae1hlp and he moved movedthe movedthe movedthe the nomination nomton of George Grge 8 ONeil for forleader torIBdr forleader leader IBdr in i opposition to Mr PrendergastThis Prendergast PrendergastThis Pde1at Pde1atThis This motion oppton was wa carried cnled and ad resolutions resolutionswere rolutoDs rolutoDswere resolutionswere were adopted one of the paragraphs paraaph of ofwhich ofwhc ofwhich which whc read The me he present prnt leadership leadershp which whichowes whc whiebowes owes oes its it r existence exlteno not to t the te vote voto ofthe ofthepeople of the thepeople b people but to the te favor tavorof of the th old r regime regimeIs gime gimeis e eis Is pple by b reason ran of its It I old schooling thollg its It asso associations l aesociatlon8 ciations clUon8 and obligations oblgaton merely a cloak cloakof clok cloktor cloakfor for and a contiuton continuation of the otdeTUand otdeTUandIt old evils and andIt It I is thertore therefore icpble incapable and udeUB udeUBot undeefrous undeefrousof of effecting etecing any a improvement improvementONeil Iprvment IprvmentONel improvementONeil ONeil ONel is l a saloonkeeper at lie lt Sixth Sixthavenue 8xtl SIxthavenue avenue He has b toonspr twice tlc run r for Alderman Aldermanin Adern AdernIn in the district dtrc In 1001 lDl he was 11 defeated defet by byCharles b byCharles Charles 8 Rowland Eepublcn Republican by 1470 1470votes 1610vote 1470votes votes Cro vote and he was wa beaten btn in 1003 10 by Gem OenSickles G GemSickles Sickles Sckes by 124 12 votes votesAssociation vot votesThe Te The officers omcer of the Wii William Astor At Chanter ChanterAssociation Cnter CnterAolton Association Aolton are ar President Psidnt Michael Micel J JHoran JHoran JKoran Horan vicepresidents Ticprsldnt Joseph Joph A Flinn FlinnEdward Flin FlinnEdward Edward Ewar D Lackey Lcke and Henry Henr Husemeyer Husemeyertreasurer Humerr Humerrt Huaemeyertreasurer t treasurer Elmer Eer W Brown and secretary secretaryTHE str secretaryPatrick Patrick lei iL Lft LftTHE iottu iottuTHE THE REV N O HALSTED OHALSTEDVISSIn OHALSTEDVISSIn8uprtdet MISSING MISSIXOSuperintendent MISSINGSuperintendent Superintendent 8uprtdet of f St Johnland onlad Home Hoe Xot XotSeen ot otS otSeen Seen S Since Sle Friday FridayTho FIda FIdaTo FridayThe The To Be Rer R Newberry Newbr O Halsted Halstd super superintendent suporintendent superintendent intendent of the Episcopal Home of St StJohnland StJohnland StJohaland Johnland at Kings Park is I missing ml lg and andthus andthus andthus thus far ta his h relatives rltle8 and ad friends trnr have havsbeen la labn havebeen been bn unable uble to t get trace trac of him hi He left lefthome ler lefthome home last lt Friday Fdy to t come to t New York Yorkcity Yorkclt Yorkcity night nightHe nlht city clt on onbule8 business expecting explg expo ting to go back bok S Slie at atnight atnlht atnigit le He carried cred with wlh him a onelderable considerable sum sumof 8umof sumof of money which be Intended Itended to deposit dep0lt here hereHe her hereHe He went to t the National Natonal ArtaClub Arts ArClubln Club in West WestThirtyfourth Wtt WttTrfouh WestThirtyfourth Thirtyfourth Trfouh street ttrt and when he leftthere lefttherehe leftJber he bewd said he was wa going to t the bank bankHis bk bkHi bankHis His Hi friends friendbve have learned lerned leamedthat that he h did go goto got goto to t the bank b and deposit dopOt money mone but after afterhe aler alerhe afterhe he left lef there thre they have hve been bn unable unble to learn learnwhere Itar learnwhere where wher he h went went Ho was wa in good go spirits spiritsand spirt spirtad spiritsand and ad apparently ap nty in good health helh when he heleft helett heleft left the tte club When Wen he failed taid to reach reachhome reachhome reachhome home the next day d his bi family taly became be war worried warre woniled ried and began bJan to make inquiries Inquils for him himMr hi himMr re Mr M Halsted Btst la I about abut 45 years old oldt and ad has haisuperintendent h hasa a wie wlfeand ad several cbid children yr He n ias bn bnsuprintdent been beensuperintendent superintendent suprintdent 6vr of St Johnland Johland Home for forthe forthe forthe the past fifteen fften years While Whl he was as a abookkeeper abkkepr aoookkeeper bookkeeper pt in the y institution lie was waf ad admitted admltted bkkepr instuton a mitted mitt to t the themLetl ministry He became beCme a aminister amin1r aminister minister min1r so that tht he could cud become bme the superintendant super superintendent intendent intendantThe intendentThe supr suprItdet Itdet ItdetThe The police have hw not been bn asked uke to look lookfor tok tokfor lookforMr for forMr Mr plc Halsted Hailt It I la I known kow that tht his rela relatives relatlvad relatires tires tlvad and friends trnc have hvsrh searched the hospitals hospitalsfor hOpltals hOpltalsfor for him When Whe Mr M Halsted HaLet disappeared disappearedhe dlppar he wore a dark drk gray suit tut with a straw hat hatHe halHe hatHe He has b mixed gray gy hair h and ad beard br and andmole a amote P Pmole mole on the left lef gy side Ilde aideof of the th mouth He II i Is 6 feet fet 10 Inches Inobe in 1 height and ad weighs about aout 175 pounds poundsJames Rye Ry 16 James Jame p1de p1deJame TJ I Halsted Halst a brother lives lves in inRye I inRye DIED DIEDBRODERtCK DLEDBRODEUCgJlebl DIEDSRODERICKhlichsIC BRODERtCK BRODEUCgJlebl SRODERICKhlichsIC Ulebael C at Rowarton R0arlol Case Conaon Col Caseon on July n la bla hi htaeht mat 111 rearrGNEROn rear yearEGNEROn rearEONERa EONERa EGNEROn July Ju M IMS 18 at her resIdence relden 3M 3MMount 3MNount 350Mount Mount Prospect Pt av Newark Newak N J 1 florence FlorenctO Fortn FortnG O Carter Crer wife Wte of Frederick FrdeIck W V Sister EcncrNotice Elier Eliertc SisterNoure Notice tc ol funeral fnera hereafter bereatterFLIOHTNER heraher heraherFLtOHNER hereafterFLIOHTNROa FLIOHTNER FLtOHNER FLIOHTNROa On July Jul2 JS IMS le at Ipswloh Ipwol Mass Massthe M Ma M Mthe the tie Rev Re Oeorce Gerp Frederick Frderck Fllchtatr FUcbtDt In II the theMth ti the55th Mth 11 year ser of bU lt a ae aeFen aceFuneral e eFuneral Funeral Fen service amc at the te Church Cunb of the tie Atcenslon AtcenslonIpswich AIISIDD AIISIDDlpel AcnIonlpswtob Ipswich lpel Mass 1 July Jul uiy 27 2 IMS 11 at 2 P M MHAMILTON MHiLTNSdelr MHAILILTONSuddenly HAMILTON HiLTNSdelr HAILILTONSuddenly Suddenly at the tie Hotel St Andrew AcdrrirJuly AdrtW AdrtWJuly AndrewJuly July 2t 2 IMS Penelope Garden Bre wife of LouSe LuU A AHamilton AHamltla4 AHintlltoa 18 Peelop we Hamilton Hamltla4 and daughter dulber of the late lat John Joh Gall Galland Gol G311and and Ellen Ele L Dorden DordenFuneral Bre flordenFuneral Funeral Fnem lawn lawnEINKEADAt tW lawnffINKSADAt services aro sirvtC private prvle Interment Intrent Wood Woodlawn Vcntlawn d dtW EINKEADAt KNEADAt Peektklli Pt N V at 350 J 30 A 5 M July JulyM M 3 IMS 1 the Rev Re Thomas Thoma L 2 Klnked chaplain chaplainto clapialn clapialnte to the te FrancIscan Fracta Sisters lcr at Peekslctll Pekskl and d for former lormr farmar mar mr supervisor Ipnir of caarlllF charLts for this IIIs dIocese dlocvtrTbe dlolt dlolte dIoceseThe The e funeral tB will wi be b al t the tie Convent Cnvt1 Chapel Clafl nn nnSaturday nn8tu onItUd 8tu Saturday ItUd Jur JUr 29 at 1020 10 A U Prlrndi IttDd who whoshould whoshould hn 1014 should toll tU to receive Iv a penonal pnDat notldcatlon lol calol willktndiy will willkindly wl kindly kidy consider Cutdcr this Ihl aa web webTOLERAt suchlOtZitAt uebTLRAt TOLERAt TLRAt his ii borne bOl UaUlson 1aln N J 1 Tuetdav TuetdavJuly TucP TUCMISJail July Ju 25 IMS 10 VdUUra UI Pennlnrton con 51 ot In Inlate 11 fltlate late hugh Uuh A A and Mary Mar Pennlntton Ptllltlon Tolrr TolrrFuneral T ToterFuetat Funeral service at aOrce Grace Church Clurcl Uadlion adtln on onTinmiday o OnXhtTsdy Tinmiday Tlday July Ju n 2 oa arrival arnl of 2 P M trim trimBarclay tlln tllnBrea rib ribIiarclay Barclay Brea and a4 Christopher Clrltpber atrrrt t tl ferries rerrts In Interment InIrneL Intermeist terment IrneL at convrnlf rDwnlelc conventect nee1 nee1of of family familyCEMETERIES famiy famiyCllaIF familyCgWXTEaLFA CEMETERIES CEMETERIESTHE CllaIF CllaIFTHE CgWXTEaLFAthE THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY CEMETERYt CEMETERYriy t readily riy aeeesslbU a lbl byHarlem blulem train lril from Grti GrtiCentral GrAnClr Gtnt Gtntenrat Clr Central Station Stlon Webster Weblr and ad Jerome erm Avenm Avenmtrollrys Avent AVentIrOUSY trollrys trUea rOUSY and by b cantLEs Lota LL IIM IU up Tele Telephone Ttltplej Telehoue4aTh phone houe4aTh in Onmerey Grmer tral for Cook Bk of Vlewa Ie less or r ten teniStitlv rr rrorn n nttl plej iStitlv iStitlvOFIC ttl orn ttlln ln s 20 EAST E Z sab lD UD ST N f T CuT CIT CuTSa4tP Sa4tP r Tl

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tl J 1 Mj 1 1MORTON i MiRTONTOGBT MORTON TOGBT80OOO TO GET 80000 OdlMEA OdlMEAnES AYEAR AYEARI1ES kYEAIlIES lIES CHOSEN CI1OI PRESIDENT OF TH THEQUITABLE TIlE TIlEEOrJITt TiliIQUITtflL EQUITABLE EOrJITt lE SOCIETY SOCIETYDlrroton SOCIETYZflrentDt 1 1Dltratet Dlrroton Accept Alexanders RMlfnatl RMlfnatl1l RHInationIfde fleslgnatloi1ldt 1l Ifde dc Will Not net Oat OutJerome OutJerometll Jerom JeromIn In InvMtlgate tlie tlleIl he MHaOOO 81 lo loState Lost IoanJltate LostMtate State Hank Department to Aid lllni lllniTho IIInlTho UlniThn Tho election of Paul Morton as pree preent preel preeld preIdeot d deot nt of the Equitable Lifo Assurance Muranoe So SoeUtr 80claL Sodmtv eUtr claL and the new that District AttorneJernlo Attorne AttorneJerfimo AttorneyJetomo Jerfimo Intends to investigate the 148900 148900blind I 685OGbUnd 85OOO 85OOObHnd blind loan were the chief development developmentyesterday developmenteyp developmentyesterday yesterday yp ll1rday in the Equitable situation situationMr Mr Morton was elected to succeed Mr MiAlexander MrAlexander MrAloxander Alexander at the regular meeting of th thboard the theboard thboard board of directors which was held at 1 1oclock Ii Iioclock 1clock oclock clock In tho morning Another meetln meetlnof meetlni meetlniof of the board will be held today at whlo whlothe whlobtho whiolthe the office of chairman of the board whic whicMr wblah wblahMr whicMr Mr Morton has held will b be abolished abollsheand abolilhedand abolished8nd and the charter of the society amended amendeiho ho a all to 0 transfer the plenary powers dele delegated delegated dolegated gated to the chairman to the president presidentMr Mr Morton it was reported yesterday yesterdaywill will III get 80000 a year In the new office officeT oft1oeThlA omoeIbis Ibis T hi I 13 20 per cent lens than his predeoosso predeoossoreretved predeoo predecoseorec1ved eor eorreoolved reretved The out corresponds with threduction th threduction the thereduction reduction made in the salaries of all thother th the theother thiother other officers The announcement of Mr MrMortons MrMortonlI MrMortons Mortons election was received In Insuranc Insuranccircled inIIurancecirclet jnuranoicire1e4 circled yesterday with general generalBtlsfaotlon generalBtlsfaotlonAtlhe satisfaction sntlsfactloiAt At Atlhe the meeting of the board the resign resigntlon reelgnatlon resignation tlon of James W V Alexander as a member membeof memberof of the directorate was accepted Thl Thlends Thillfnd Thund ends nd all connection which Mr Alexander Alexandoha Alexanderhall lexandoihas ha hall with the society exoept as II a policy policyholder polloyhtld polioyholder holder holderWith htld holderWith r rWith With Mr Alexander out reports won wercirculated were wererculatedthat woncirculated circulated rculatedthat that James H Hyde also wlretire wl wm wmrftlre intlretIre retire Mr Hyde did not attend the meet meeting meeting meetIng ing of the board but he declared that tba thf thfrircuuiAtance this thisrlrCUDUltance thbclrctirnfitaflCO rircuuiAtance had absolutely ab olutely no significant significantand slKt1iflcancesnd and nd that he had no intention of gettIng gettlnout gettlnSout gettIngout out outThe The question of the propriety of any o othe of ofthe othe the directors engaging in syndicate o oother or orotber ot otother other transactions which might subject subjecthem subjectthem subjecithem them to criticism as members of the govern governIng governInp governlog log board of the society came up for di dicusslon die dllru diecusslon cusslon ru lon in a general way and without an anvote any anyote anvote vote ote being taken the conclusion was W reaohe reaohethat reaohedthat reaohecthat that no member of the new board should shoulparticipate shouldparticipate ahoulcparticipate participate in any transaction in whio whiothe whlohtheo whiolthe the societys funds are Involved Th Thluestion The Thequestion Thiiustlon question of the societys relations to Its subidiary sub subsidiary subIdlary sidiary companies was taken up privatebut privately privatelybut but wall not brought formally before th thmeeting tho thom thimeting meeting m tlng Some members of the no noboard new newboord nobOlUi board believe that there ought to be bochange bechange a arhange change In regard to the societys owner ownership ownerhlp ownerchip ship of stock in allied companies that thiline th thline tbe tbeline line ought to be drawn if possible against agalntthe againstthe againstthe the investment of the societys mono monoin money moneyio in the stock of such institutions II and that thathere thatthere thaithere there ought to be a more distinct eeparatio eeparatioof of tho societys business interests from frocthone fromthol8 frorrthose those of its subsidiary eub ldlary companies companiesThe The societys financial report for the first firssix firstsix six 61 months of the present year was sub submitted submitted submittod mitted at tho meeting and turned out tc tcb to tobfJ tcbe bfJ b pretty much of a surprise to the dlreo dlreotora dlreotors dtreotots tots The report covers of course th thperiod the tbeperiod theperiod period in which the scandal in the soclet soclethas society societyhas societyhae has been aired and it was said that i ishowed It Itshowed iishowed showed a much better condition of affair affairas aftalraas as regards insurance than had been antlci antlciDialed antlciJated anticiatei Dialed Jated The report will be made public publiitoday publlotoday publictoday today todayThe todayThe todayThe The board took up the question of th thdiscontinuance the thedieoontlnuance thedleoontiuuanoe discontinuance of pensions including the the 25000 25 a year year paid to the widow of Henry HenrB Henl7 Henl7B B Hyde The argument was advanced advancedit it was said that some of these pensions pensionrepresented pensionsrepreeented pensionsrepresented represented payments for claims I which whiolwere whlohwere whichwere were held against the society f foran oran interesIn interest inteTOlltIn In insurance business bu meM that bad been written writteiby writtenby writtenby by the pensioners and could not very wen welbe wenbe wellbe be cut off without compensation compensationThe The matter was referred to a aoommltteecom committee committeecomposed oornmittescomposed composed com d of Col John J McCook one o othe of ofthe ofthe the old directors and William Whitman Whitmanof of Boston anp C ii Zohnder of Philadelphia Philadelphianew new members of the board They ma mapresent may maypneent maypresent present their decision decl lon to the board at th thmeeting the themeeting themeeting meeting today E B Thomas one of the new policy policyholders polloyholder polioyholders holders directors was elected to the ex exrcutlve extcutlve executive rcutlve committee but no other steps were wertaken weretaken weretaken taken looking toward the reorganization reorganizationof of that body The resignation of Nevada NevadaN N Stranahan Collector of the Port of New NeiStranahan NewYork NewYork York from the board was accepted Mr MrStranahan Mr8tmnahan Stranahan had announced anouced that tht he was to tobusy t too toobusy busy buy to serve serveTwo serveTwo rve rveTwo Two more names nmes will w1 be b presented prnte t ttho to tothe totho tho board today for election eleton as 8 directors directorsThe drector directorsThe The two new ones selected selec by the trustee trusteeof trusteesare are Te Gerge George F Vietor of the dry go goods finn finnof of Vietor A AchelU Aoheli of this thl city and Ernest ErnesB Ernet ErnetB ErnestB B Kiuttschnitt Kluttshnltt of New Orleans OrleansJudge OrleU OrleansJudge Judge William Wiiam A Day who was 11 ap appointed applrod appointed pointed acting comptroller comptroler of the society societyrecently AOCletyr societyrecently recently plrod r actng to succeed Thomas Toma D Jordan Jordanwas Jordanwa Jordanwas nty succ was elected comptroller comptrollerThe cmptroler cmptrolerTe wa eJct The question of ofthe the recent recnt reductions ruotona in insalaries Inulrel insalaries salaries ulrel Te in the society sciety and other features featuresof featurs featursof of the new managements mngements retrenchment retrenchmentpolicy retrenchmentplcy retrenchmentpolicy policy were discussed at the meeting metg and andIt andit It plcy It was shown dlc by Chairman Cin Morton that thatthe thattbe thatthe the wa curtailment of expenses that tht bad b already alreadybeen alady aladybn alreadybeen curaiment exn been bn accomplished accmplshed represented reprented a saving sying of of500OCO ofSO of500oco 500OCO SO a year yearMr yea yearMr Mr Jeromes Jeromes1vtgaton investigation into the 055000 055000District 68S 000 000loan lon loan i is Rolnl going to b be mOt most tborugh thorough 1he 1heDI he heDitrlct District DI Attorney Utorey it is understood under tO will willcall 19mcnl willcall call trct not only upon the officers ofcr of the Mer Mercantile Mercante Mercantile cnl cantile Trust upn Company upon the books booksAlexander booksof Tst cante of which It was 811 cried carried upn but al also upon uponAlexander Alexander Alexder and ad Jordan the trustees trteN upn upnAlexder for forInformation forInforaton forinformation Information InformationThe Inforaton InforatonThe The State Banking nkg Department Dprmet now baa baaa h a complete complet list Ilt of the payments pyment yments made mde onthe on onthe onthe the loan lon account acout which ranged all al the way wayfrom wayfrom wayttotn from 1000 10 to 820000 and rng which blch extended extendedover ard ardovr over ovr a period of 10 seven svn years yer Mr Jerome JeromeIt It wag W said sid pro yesterday proposes to find fd out outdefinitely outdefitely outdefinitely definitely defitely whether ytry any prop of this thl money was waspaid wupaid waspaid paid for lobbying fees fe or for fo the settle settlement settlement tte ttement ment Intimated IntimatedFirst itimated itimatedFit intimatedFirst of Shipbuilding lobbYg Shlpbul lng suite lIult as A has h been beenIntimated bn bnitimated beenintimated First though he will ascertain the exact exactrelationship exactreatlonahip Fit wl arln exc relationship rltonllp of the Equitable ultble society kley to the theloan thelon theloan loan lon It is expected that the State ste Bank BankIns Bnk BnkInl BankPig Ins Inl Department Dprtment expd will w cooperate coprate with the theDistrict theDotrc theflitr1ct District Dotrc Attorney Attorne in this thl matter matterSo mattr mattrfar So far as Mr Jeromes investigation in tgton into intoother Intoothor intoothor 1lr othor Equitable Fultble affairs atal is i concerned cocrne it is isundi I isindrtood undi Indpr indrtood r itood tO that ho has bl been bn unable unble as 8 yet yetto yt ytto yetto to discover i cowr any an evidence ovldenc of criminality criminalityHe cilty ciltyHe He ha 1 hni though found foud plenty o of things thingsobliquity thig thingswhich whlch which he regards I as evidence of moral moralohlqult moralobllquity obliquity ohlqult rgrs It is certain crin 8 now it was eld eldlela said saidyrterday aid aidyesterday yesterday lela that I Mr Jerome will wi not bringany bring bringny brg brgAn An any ny of the Equitable uiable matters mter before befor the theGram theGrnr theGrenl Gram Grnr Jury for this thl month and ad not no before beforetbe bfor beforethe tbe August AurnFt Grand Grnd Jury until unt late in I the themonth themnnth themonth month if at at all Tamos Tlm Tam W V al Alexander Alexandfr the Ebultables Ebultablesformer EultablelI EultablelIfhormpr Eiujtableeformr former fhormpr president prldent left Babylon L L1 1 I where whereh wher wherehe he h I has been hen at a private privat sanatorium latorium for forfflveral forMorl fors fflveral s prai weeka WNki and returned retured to the Cats CatsKills Cat Cath1 CatsicilI h1 Kills 10 rejoining rrJnlnlnl his hil family fllv at his hi summer summerhome summlr summlrI summlroml summerhome home oml at Onteora Ontera Mr Alexanders Alexander1 health healthIt helth heltht It I t wns WR said is considerably improved Improve but buthe buthl buthe hl he will wi not nt attempt to attend atteni to any business businessaffairs busln buslnRtall businesssffsir affairs Rtall for Homo Bme time yet He has ba lost lot con conMoVrahln conldorhlf conilderahle MoVrahln ldorhlf flesh fEh during durnl his hi Illness IllnessA Ine A nurse accompanied Mr Alexander on onHIP ontnhp onthe Ilt Icompanlf HIP tnhp trip trp While Wh waiting waiing for the train trn at atiJRhvlon atphvlon atUphvlon iJRhvlon phvlon Mr Alexander and the nurse nursewalked nuraewalkPup nursewaik4 walked walkPup up and down the thf platform pltor Spying Spyinga Spyng SpyngA a welching weilhlnl machine mhin Mr Alexander Alfxdder sug sugKoMod IUI eugf3Ated jMtl KoMod that he Ret Iet weighed welgbe He tipped tpp the thebeam thebem theneam bem beam neam at only 158 pounds poundsGood pund poundsGood Good 01 iinn rn of o All Al Work ork Gone Got Valuables ValuablesMltslnr ValuableMlssin aluabIH aluabIHllln Mltslnr MltslnrMONTCLAIR Mlssin MlssinM0NrcIAig llln lllnIOCLIR MONTCLAIR IOCLIR N J July 20 2A 26A A man called calledat cled cledlt at lt the home pf f John Klom Klom in Rowland Rowlandfew ROland ROlandR R few days ago recited rected a long tale tl of f hard hardship lr bSTdhlp ship hif hlp and was WA employed an a man mn of all allwork al allWork work He worked industriously several severaldays severaland everaldil days dil and the family famlr famii were congratulating congrlUltng thomholves thclwlwa Yesterday wer he hf h disappeared disappearedand dl IPre rd rdand and at the Rome lme time tim a gold golc watch watth to toif Ie Lei IOlglol i flglnq to hil his employer and soeml arUcf artices articesof of wearing wrnrnF apparel nprlrl could coul not fco 10 found foundntmrMrw foundnncAR foundntnfltA ntmrMrw nncAR ntnfltA AND P SNEAK EAK THIEVES THIEVEStwlley TRFf TIIIPVECmd and rlhnnl dkhonr 5pflftfltq nant tan can b be IMrred lneirel InI by ln t twlley ley of THE IE AKTNA AIINA tNUEUNMTY lIEltNITYC CO Par ParA Pare A r e IUaUIM jjj IL N Y tin CD l Tel Acl4tol Acl4tolI 47sJeL 47sJeLl 47sJeLI I I l rilprl L iB8 r O DW LLi LLiDatbI1Ct 1 Bartholdt DatbI1Ct Uvi iyj nl Ha I1Iizs Hit No N Authority Atorhy t tWASHINGTON to toIi isRepresnt Ii IiI I RepPtunt Represnt lnterpul Iuterp2nIlftiloflay 1ont1Y ViI U loa loaWASuZNOT0K on onWASHINGTON WASHINGTON July 28The 21Th operations operatonl o oWilliam of ofWilam oWilliam William Wilam O I McDowell MoOtt1 of J New ew York who ha harepresented ha harepresented represented rplnlcd himself blm lt as the Hpeclal lpooial envoy envoyof envoyof envoyof of the th Interparliamentary Interarlamentry Union for th thPromotion the thePomoton tlrPromotion Promotion Pomoton of Arbitration Arbitraton lisa 11 created ortd muo muorsoant mud muohreoent mudrecent recent oommnt A letter lot lotorha er ha been ben rec received receivedhere recoivethero lvei lveihero hero from Representative Roprntatvo Richard Bartholdt Bartholdlpr Bartholdtplldnt Bartholdtpresident pr plldnt president ld nt of the uaon ulon now In Germany In which he absolutely absolutely repudiates ropudts McDowell McDowellMcDowell MoDowel McDowellMcDowell McDowell rcowel used u6d stationery sttotry which indicate indicatethat Indictd Indictdtht indicatsithat that tht he was wa tho authorized authoried ropreaentatlvi ropreaentatlviof representatve representatveof of the union and which read rd Special Specil Envo Envoto Evoy Envoto i ito to the te National Natonal Parliaments Parlaments and Congresse Congresseof Congre Congreof of the World He proposed to organize organie i iCanadian a aCnadian i iCanadian Canadian Cnadian and South American party tt ttleave to toleve t tleave leave leve New York on Aug IB 1 and go abroai abroaito abrod abrodto to the peace pac parliament parlament He also propose proposeto propo d dto to have a reception rpton In New York at which whlclPresident whichPident whicPresident President Pident RooseveltaovHlgglns veltGov Hlggns and Mayo MayoWoCWlan MayorMoell MayotitoCiellan WoCWlan Moell would ouldlpk speak A A letter addressei addresseito addressd addressdto to Mr Bartholdt Bholdt from frm Qeorgeville Gergevle Canada Canadasaid Cnada Cnadasid Canadasaid said sid that Mr McDowell Mcowel claimed to t repre represent reprelent reprosent sent Mr Bartholdt rtholdt In the letter lettr receive receivetoday receivedtda receivectoday tda today from Mr Bartholdt Baoldt he says saysWilliam 8YI 8YIW1lam saysWiilIam William W1lam O McDowell Mcwel of New York U Uposing I isposing posing Pli as an agent alfnt or special spll envoy fnvoy ai aihe 811 811he sihe he styles style himself hllf of the Interparliamentary InterparliamentaryUnion IterllamentlY IterllamentlYUnon Union Unon When Whn last 1t year yor the tbforolgn foreign parlU parlUrnentarlans prlla prllaentarns parlianentar1ane rnentarlans entarns met In New York he represented representechimself reprn reprnhelf representednimesif himself helf as a delegate delegte of American Americ peace peacesocieties peacsocieties e eaolet societies aolet and was permitted to make mke thi thitrip theE thitrip trip through a the country countr prtt with that distin distinguished dsUn dsUnhe distinguished guished he party Ever since sinc that time he heupon heben hehas E has ben been trying to se secure offici omclal cnneton cnnetonwth connection connectionwith wth with thf the Intrllamentary interparliamentary Unon Union and andupn andupon upon the tl strength strenb of a letter lettr from frm th thgeneral the thegnlral thegeneral general upn gnlral tl secretary retr Dr Oobat Gbat of Berne Berney Berne8wtzrlnd Berneuwitzer1nd uwitzer1nd he aculy actually add addressed al all the theforeig theforeign 8wtzrlnd foreig foreign padlmenlJ parliaments urging their members membersto to Joi iota the unon union 1 n my y capacity cpity as a presi president Jre prestdent l dent of the union unin I repudiated repudiate Dr Qobat Oobatalettr Gobatsletter 1 lettr letter Intd instead I of idoring indonting I l I It 8 as m Mr MrMcDowel MrMcDowell f fMcDowell McDowell McDowel had wanted want me to do becausiour because beaus becauseour our organization organluton is i composed exclusive exclusiveof excluively excluivelyof of members member of national nton compo8 legislative bodies bodleiand bie bodiesand and could cud neither nltber engage legiatve the services snices o onor of ofnor olnor nor delegate delegte its It functions funcUol to others othersMcDowell other othersMcDowell McDowell MoD wel apparently acquiesced acqulOcd inmy li limy In Inmy my decision deion but apprently soon IOOD had 1ad letterheads lettorhed o othe of ofthe olthe the union printed prte giving El i Liberty Librty street streetNew Itreet ItreetNew streetNew New unon York as 8 its It address addS and and styling Itylng him himletterheads himsel himself sel self spc1 speca1 envoy By mean means of the thelettrh thsletterheads letterheads lettrh he addressed adcsd members membr of on onCongress our ourConge ottiCongress Conge Congress and of the Canadian Caladn Parliament Parliamentannouncing Parlament Parlamentanouci Parliamentannouncing announcing anouci arrangements arngemenl for a public publc re reoep recp tocop cop cp Ion to be accorded acrded the American Americn dele delegates delegal delegaee gates gal In New ew York before bfore their thei departure departurefor dePrLure dePrLurefor for the Brussels Brsaels conference conferenc He Inter Interfered Iter interfeted I Ifere feted fere In a 0 most annoying way with wih ar orrangements arrangementl arrangements rangements rangementl already alrtady annoynp made mde officially omclaly In Inthe hy hythe bythe of the organl organlmUon organtziitiou the proper pro r representative rprOentatv6 organ organzfttlon zfttlon What is worse worF he solicited olcltd subsoriptions sub subsoriptions u uloptonll soriptions loptonll in i Boston Bston a al as I am informe informeupon Iformed Iformedupon lnformoupon upon unquestioned unquMtomd authority authorty for a so socalled 10 10cled socelled called cled Who is i Who Society Sciety uslngthe u lnlthe let letterheads letterhead letterheads terheads already alredy referred to This Tlt ex exhausted exbawted exhausted hausted terhead my patience paUenc for a man whom I ha hab had hacbslievei b bslievei l ve ed l to h h rw an a honost hOIt enthusiast ntbn nt1 iast In th thcause thl thlcU tiu tiucause 11 cause cU of peace For the protection protecton of th thorganization the theorganzton thsorganizatIon organization pc which I represent repreent ns n well wel a athose athose those organzton tho McDowell McDwel has addressed addd 1 am obllgoi obllgoito ohUled ohUledto to resort to publicity and give Ihe thin state statement atatement statement ment 10r to the publcty newspapers newspaper I have hve already alreadstated alrdy alrdyatatod alreadyatatod atatod in a cablegram to Now York orlt that thaMcDowell thtMcDwel thatMcDowell McDowell a has ha cblegam no authority whatever t trepresent to torepreent tcrepresent represent McDwel repreent the Interparliamentary Interparilmentary Union UnionDANIEL GnlonDAIEL UnionDAXIEL DANIEL S LAMONTS IJUITS FUNERAL FUNERALSimple ffER4LSimpl FfXER4LSImple Simple Services Itre at His UI Country Coutr Home Jomf Ir IrMlllbrook InMlibrookinterment hiMlllbrookInterment Mlllbrook Mlibrookinterment MlllbrookInterment Interment at Woodlawn WoodlawnPODOHKEKPBIE WoodlawnPooaRKsEPenE oola1n oola1nPOUGBlBBPaIE PODOHKEKPBIE POUGBlBBPaIE July 26any 28 Many menprominent men metprominent menprominent prominent In public publc life lfe and others irhumbler In Inhumbler Inhumbler humbler walks but all a having hving a sincere sincereaffection sincre sincrealecon sincereaifeotlon affection alecon and esteem estem for the late Col Cl Danle Daiel DaielB DanIeS 8 Lament Lont former forer Secretary Soretar of War at attended at attnde attended tended tnde the simple funeral funrl services conducted conductedfor conductedfor conductedfor for him h at Altamont his country countr home homein homeIn homein in Mlllbrook llbrook today tody The clergymen cergymen who whcofficiated whoofcalod whoofficiated ofcalod officiated were the Rev Dr Wilton Wl Wilt n Merle MerleSmith MerloSmith MerleSmith Smith pastor of the Central Centra Presbyterian PresbyterianChurch Prsbyrian PrsbyrianCur PresbyterianChurch Church Cur of New NewYork York city cty and by the theEev theBv theRev Rev Bv James Jaes E E Freeman Frman rector rec or of St StAndrews StAndrewlI StAndrews Andrews Memorial Memorl Protestant Episcopal EpiscopalChurch EpiscopalCurob EpiscopalChurch Church Curob of Yonkers Yonker The hymn hyn Lead LeadKindly Ld LdKidly LeadKindly Kidly Kindly Light was WaASUn sung and Immediately Immediatelyafterward imetely imetelyaterard immediatelyalterward afterward aterard the body by was transferred transferd to a aspecial aspil aspecial special spil funeral fueral train trai for Woodlawn The Thebody Theboy Thebody body boy was placed plced in the Lamont private privatecar prlntecr car cr Yakima Yakma and conveyed to Woodlawn Woodlawnwhich Woodlawn Woodlawnwhch Woodlawnwhich which whch was wa reached rhed at 4 P M MIhe Ml Ihe 1 l be Lament Lmont mausoleum muleum was W8 banked bne by bymany bymany bymany many very rich as 8 well as many my slmpleand slmpleandinexpensive simpleand simpleandInexpniv simpleandInexpensive inexpensive Inexpniv ver floral for tributes tribut The gathering gatheringthing gatherg gathergat gatheringat at the tomb reprnte represented 8 as much 8 we any anything I Ithig thing thig could coud the character cbmtar and friendships friendshipsof frendhlp of Col Lament Lmont Many very wealthy welhy men menwore menwore monwore wore there thor and so wore wor many n poor ones onesTo onc oncaTo To all Col Lamont Lmont had hd been bn pcor kind kid and andhelpful andhelpru andhelpful helpful al The committal uervice of the thein theEpip theEpiscopal Episcopal helpru Curh Church comtta W8 was rd read lrde Inside the tomb tombI tombin in Epip the presence of Mrs 11 Lamont Lmont and her hertwo hertwo hertwo I two daughters daughter prnc Frances Frano and Bessie Jle former formerPresident foner fonerPident formerPresident President Grover Grver Cleveland Ceveland and Mrs MrsCleveland MrCevelad MrsOnveland Cleveland Pident Cevelad and the intimate Intimte friends of the thefamily thefary thefamily family familyAfter familyAfter fary faryAter After the committal committl service Ir1o Mrs Mr Lnmont Lnmontand Lmont Lmontand Lemontand Ater te and her daughters dughters returned to Millbrook Millbrookand Mlbrok Mlbrokand Milibrookand and Mr and Mrs Cleveland returned retume to toNew toN toNewYork New N NewYork ew York to remain M there ther a few days dy before beforereturning beforereturnig beforereturning returning returnig to their thei New Hampshire Hamphire sum summer summer summer mer home homeAmong bomeAmog homeAmong Among Amog those tbo who attended the funeral funeralwere funeralwer funeralwere were PostmasterGeneral Postmuternerl George Gorg B Cor Cortelyou Cortelyou Cortelyou telyou wer James Jame J Hill Hi David B Hill Hi Alton AltonCord AltonB B Parker John A McCall Mcl Howard Elott ElottCr Elliott ElliottCord Cord Meyer Grant B Bchley Bhley Harry Hary Payne PayneWhitney PayneWitner PayneWhitney Whitney Cr Dr D and Mrs Mr Joseph Joph C Bryant BryantSt Drant DrantSt St Witner Claiir MoKelway Colin Cli Armstrong ArmstrongDowllng Artrong ArtrongFro ArmstrongFrancis Francis Cli Lynde Stetson Ewrd Edward G Riggs RiggsRohr Riggsmotiard Fro motiard Lyde Watson Gider Gilder George F Parker ParkerJohn ParkerJohn Oeorj Rohr John D Cmmis Crimmine James Olver Oliver Dniel DnielDwlng Daniel DanielDowling Dowllng Charles Crle E Hamlin Hamln Robert Rbrt Maxwell Max Maxwell Mx Mxwe we Dwlng well Col James Jam E Jones Jone Paul D Cravath CravathP Cravath F E Cl Earl James H Eckels Ekl W C Clough CloughMa CloughMJorn doughMajorGen MJorn MajorGen Ma torGen Erl George Grg W Da Dvl Davis via and George GeorgeP Gorge GorgeF F Dmlok Dominick Jr JrABY JrBABY JrflAtlY BABY ABY BURNS HIMSELF TO DEATH DEATHother DEATHMoter DEATHMother Moter Mother other Had Ha Left Child Cid Alone Aloe In Flat Ft While WhileShe Whilehe lle lle8he She he Went Shopping ShoppingLeft Sloppln SlopplnLft ShoppiniLeft Left Lft alone in the flat ft at 206 2 East Est 100th 100thtroet 10th 10thItrt 100thttroet Itrt troet yesterday ytery threeyearold thrrrold Milton MiltonLellermanplayed Mion MionKeler MiltonFellerman Fellerman Lellermanplayed plyd played with fire fre and was 1811 fatally fatallyturned fataly fatalybumed fatallyburned Keler turned The Te janitor Janltor heard herd the child ohld scream screamng sm smIng screaming the floor flooris floorls Ing ng and found him writhing wrthig on Oor Oorhis his is clothing burned from his body by He Heled Heiiod led a few hours hour later in the Harlem Hrlem Hos Hosltal Hospit Hoeltal dlO ltal Mrs Mf Kellennan Kelern who had ha gone shop shoping Ihop Ihoppig shopth pit ing th returned rtumed just as the ambulance ambulnce was wasnd wa watkig wasak1ig pig ak1ig the Utle little felow fellow away She swooned swoonedand swoonedmd tkig and nd had bd to be treated treatedBalctde trat tratDlode treatedguicide Balctde Dlode Gives ml Warning Warlni by b Telephone TelephoneGREENWOOD Teltphoe TelephoneGBxaiwOOD GREENWOOD GJEBWOD Miss M1 July Juy 28 2 26ollceman 26ollcemanv Policeman PolicemanV 0Icemn 0IcemnW W V J Browning Browig went into a drug dr store this thisifternoon th thisafternoon afternoon talked to a woman over the theelephone thetelephone theelephone elephone afternon and ad tked remarked remrke that tht be was wa going goingo goin gointo to o shoot himself hlmlf Policeman Polcemn Cobb Cbb and andhe andthe an anhe the he drug drg clerk cerk overheard overher the remark rmrk and andle andattpted andLttempted Lttempted to prevent Browig Browning frm from car carry carryng attpted Ing ng out his thrt threat but Brownig Browning drew his hispJstl hisiStOl iStOl on hi them ana anci made them stand bck bckHe back backe pJstl He le e then the o shot himself hlmRlt mae in I the head and ad will willle wi willito die le The Weather WeatherModerate Weather7tcderate Te Weater WeaterModerale Moderate temperatures temprture prevailed prnle In almost alm 1 all allectloas al alaeclon allectionS ectloas yesterday sealrdlY except e eept In the extreme South Southrest SouthWM Southe1I aeclon WM rest where wber at Phoenix Pbcnl Aril Arl the temperature temperaturetacfced temperalureradIed temperatureecbed tacfced 108 decrau decrauThe dnre defieeiThe radIed The Tie bl blel hlI 10 h pressure presur area rea covered cvere all al the eastern easternall eMlembal easternalt all of the country cunlr and caused cused warmer warer weather weathera bal Enrland Stales the Lake regions relon the theneer Iheuppr theipper to 0 a the New Ne SlIN Le ipper neer Mississippi Httutppl a 4d and d Missouri lluour valleys nUe It I wu wasllcbtly wuIlrlUy wutitflIy uppr llcbtly cooler coler on the Middle Atlantic Altle coast coastIn cal calIn coastIn IlrlUy the day Was generally air wind windruk windbrl windtjik In thin tbl city wa ronerall westerly dl averate humidity 4 49 per cent centrometer cenlbrmeler centarometer ruk avrro humidiy pr brl brmeler rometer wNlry corrected creeld to t read ad to t sea level at a 8 A ASOX 1 SOX a0e 8PM a PM P 3000 3000the 00 00TBe O 1 the a temperature ur yesterday eter u a recorded rerded by the thefflclal Ihoomelormomeler themew omelormomeler mew Tie Umit thermometer Is shown In I the annexed anoe ed table tableI tble I 3003 OJ 1904 190s tO 1904 1904A 11 1304DAM 11 DAM A M 18 r 7 71 tPlt 77 7 74 74M 7 M AK8 I 04 M 10 5 PM P M Tl 7375 73 nsrun 73a a srun PK 7 TeUMid 7S U 1Id70 Mid7V 70 70 70Hlrnest 70Ilrhet 70Highest Highest Ilrhet temperature le pralure 79 7 at 4 P M MrAiBiNorowronicABTro NHIKOOK UrsiieueoTow rsiieueoTow rAiBiNorowronicABTro HIKOOK rncAT ronscAsT Fi roit 11 TODATANP T to 0 DATAPSD KD TOMORROW TOMORROWFor TowosaoW TowosaoWFor TOSioftEowFor For mtftm New t York and Xta Knglanit PnIand fair fairiday far farHlol fafrdoW tal iday doW and lemorroo orot Itgia 11 wit vtnit vtnitFor wfnThFor nd ndfor Hlol and Dela Delaare nelawale IelaSTC For emlern Pennsylvania Pennrlvaull New Jenwy JerY wale are tar ISle Air today ihowm aho tomorrow to morrow llcht Irh west westnd wrl wrlwlnd WestrInds wlnd rInds nd becomlnz variable variableFor variableFor rabll rabllfor For the District Ulrc ot Columbia Iumbla Maryland MAland and andirelnla andtrrIDla andIrninla irelnla air today loa and tomorrow lororr light le hi variable variablelodh vrable vrablewtod varIable10db wtod wtodFor lodh lodhFor 10dbFor For western rl m Pennsylvania Ptnnalvala and western we ttm New Newtfpartly Ne Neypanh NewWpartli ypanh tfpartly cloudy toud todiy lua to d e bowen tomorrow tomorrowiit lomo tomonrpw tomonrpwtwsM w wn5 iit twsM n5 wati wind Wd THREE TiREB i tv GtQllMG loWlfG tfn ii AMERICAMi AMERICAMii AMERICAMiFENDING V1iTV iItA iItAFENDING ff i iFENDING FENDING FOR THEMSELVES THEYtf1IJVE JUS JUSNOW JUSNOW V VNOWI NOW NOWI OLDEST I NINE NINEIt It They Te1 Didnt Have lavQ to B EI Eu t or to Pay Pa Rent Rentor Renor at ator or If the te SIxVearOlcl HlxVearOld Were OettliHeady Oettli GetUnteay GettinNteady Heady teay Wages tf the Finances FnaC Would Wold WouldAll 1 1All Be BeAl All Al Rlchl Kven Eve with Mother Moter Very Vel n nMrs D DMf flMrs Mrs Mf Annie Anie Bternlloht was left a wldo wldothree wiow wiowtbl widothree three tbl ytar years ago She had ha three thre boys t toldest the theoldot tb tboldest oldest oldot 6 and the youngest YOUgest 3 years rel of agThere ag age ageThere agiThere There was w no insurance Inluace when whe Louis LU hi hihusband ber berhubd he hehusband husband hubd died die for they were wer poor po laaa laaagrants ImmJgrants grants gat just jut over a little ltte while Mrs H Sten Stenllcht Ste Steralloht llcht went to work wok for a dyeing dyig and clean oleaiing ole cleanlog ing shop and ad managed mage to t keep kp the famll familalive famllalive faly falyalve alive alve somehow Imebow They Tey lived Ue in two littrooms litt Uttl littirooms rooms rm of the back bck tenement teemt at 65 MLwt Lew Lewstreet Lewl Lewlstreet street Itre It I la i not one of the te modern moer bath batltubbed bth bthtubblltary bathtubbedsanItaryplumed tubbed tubblltary tubbedsanItaryplumed sanitary plumbed plum tenements tmt this thl at atM 58 Lewis wls street stret In this t l neighborhood nelhborhoo ai aitbe arthe tbe very ver poor of the Ghetto Ghet Through Tuh tbhail tb tbhall the thehal hall hal of an old and dilapidated dilpidat house boU 70enter 70 you youenter yoienter enter a courtyard couyard strewn stren with the offering otferiniof otep otepof of neighbors negh bor who have shot at the th ashca ashcafrom uhcaifrom from upstairs upsto windows and ad missed med Pros Froithis Fm Fmthl Prosthis thl this opens an a old dwelling dwellg which stood st bad bacfrdm bok bokfrdm badfrdm frdm the street stret In the de time tme before bfore bowL Lewistreet Lwl bowLstreet street strt became bme the Ghetto Gheto Where the ohll ohlldren chi obilthen then den have knocked kooke away the paint pait ol olstucco old oldIItUC olcstUcoo stucco IItUC work shows The floors fos sag sg am ambond and andb anbond bond b nd On four sides sld rise ri the tenements tenementsThe tenement tenementsThe The Te rooms room in which Mrs Sternllcht Sternlcht gatherec gatherecborohildren gather gatherher gthered I her borohildren children ohidren were once onc the servants servate quar quarters qu quartore ters tersThe tersTe The Te time tme came when Louis Lus the oldest oldestcould eldet eldetculd eldestcould could culd begin bgn selling eelig papers pape to help out outThey outThey outThey They were needing it by that time tme becausi becausiAnnie becuo becuoAnnie becauscAnnie Annie Sternllcht Sternlcht isnt Int all al a machine moblne There Thencame Therecme Therecame came cme days when she he couldnt culdnt go to work workand workad workand and ad then whole weeks week when she lay abed abedwith ab abedwith with Izzlo and a little ltte Able to take care ce ol olher of ofher other her while whle Louis Luis sold sld papers to support supportthem lIupportthem supportthem them all allLost allLast al Lost Lt Saturday turday night Annie came cme home homfrom homefrom I Ifrom from work and began bga to clean cle up the housiafter house houseafter I Iafttr after afttr her boys bys The Te next nex thing the neigh neighbors nelgbbrs neighbore bore brs knew kew Able was wa crying cying out at the door dooof dooiof I Ior of the th Daniels Daniel family famly that tht his mother was waiasleep wasasleep wauasleep asleep on the floor Oor and ad wouldnt wake up upTbe upThe upThe The ambulance surgeons surgen said sid that tht thenwere then tere terewere therewere were a great get many things the matter with witther wltbher withher her but the roots of them all al were tot totlittle tooltte toclittle little ltte to eat and too to much work when sin shishould 8hoshould sinshould should not have been working worki One thing thlninecessary thingneor thtnnecessary necessary was an immediate Immedat operationThey operation operationThey operationThey They neor carried crod her off of to Bellovue Beleve too t slclto slot slokto slotto to tell tel that there was wa only one loaf lof of bread breaiin bred bredin breadin in the house and that there tere was wa a a die dlspossess de dep068 diepossess p068 possess notice notic coming for two monthi monthiunpaid monthsunpaid monthiunpaid unpaid rent rentThe rentThe rentThe The loaf lof of bread brd and five fve cents cnt whlcl whlclLouis whic whic1Louis Louis Luis had made with wih his hI papers carried carriecthem crried crriedthem carriedthorn them through to Sunday Sundy night nght There Thenare Therea Thereare are a no evening papers paper on Sunday Sun y and on 01Monday onMonday onMonday Monday Louis had no capital cpial It i wax WB on 01Monday onMondy onMonday Monday too to that Mrs Daniels told Louis Louiihow Lui Louishow Mondy how they wore likely lkely to be put out how hoitheyd howtheyd howtheyd theyd have to go to court curt on Wednesday Wednesdayif Wedesday WedesdayIf if they wanted to keep their rooms roms until untiltheir unti untiltheir their mother got out of the hospital hospitalGot hopitl hopitlGot hospitalGot Got enough to eat asked aked Mrs Daniels DanielsThe DanielsYahi Yahl sid said Louis very quickly quicklySuab quicklyStiah I Suab Stiah aked asked Mrs Daiels DaielsTho Jianiels JianielsThe The three thre little Sternlichts Stemlcht all al in a rownodded row rownodded rownoddd ltte nodded their three thr beads head but they dldnlook dldn dldt dldtlook didntlook noddd look Mrs Mr Daniels Daniel In the face fa when the thedid thedid did it She U the mother of eight herself herselfand herl herland horseand i dd she he hewindow her herwindow herwindow and knows children cidrn So S sat st by window and watched the little ltle Stemllnht Stemllnhtlying SrornJnht Sternllnhtslying lying huddled up to each ch other in the twi twilight 1191lght twilight light of the courtyard below blow By and by byshq bysh bysh shq sh lght heard a small sal wailing waing noise nois Thithree lhethree Thi ihethree three little Stemllchts Sternlchts were crying cring Mrs MrsDaniels MnDalel MrsDaniels Daniels lttle nodded nodde to herself he lfgathered gathered upal upalthat upal upalthat upallthat that Dalel the family famiy of eight had hd left lef from sup supper sup supper per stole into the Stornllcht 8temlcht rooms rD anc ancleft and andleft andleft pr left it on the Ito table She wandered wadr into Uu Uucourtyard te tecourtyad thecourtyard courtyard courtyad te presently and counseled cule thethree the thethree thethre prnty three thre little Stomllchts Stcrnlchl to go to bed b Xexlmorning Next Nextmomg Nextmorning morning ltte when they had gone away she shestole shestole be bestole stole momg back found foud neither crumb crmb nor shred shredon Ihred Ihredon shredon and smiled to herself herselfIt on the table Iled herlf herlfI It was the same 6me morning mornig that tht Louis Louismother Louisfound foud found I his way ay tq IJlevue Bellevue and ak asked for hL his hismother mother rother The attendants atendnl would not lethim let lethim lt lthim him see her she was wa too to sick yet t but they theytold tbeytold theytold s told her that tht Louis Lu was there thereShe thr thereShe She nays sayaif if I you are hungry hugry pawn paw the thepillows thepiows thepillows pillows Hy was wa the message that tmt the attend attendant attendant attendant ant piows brought brught back meg Louis Lul went home hometrudged hoe hoegather homegathered gathered I In two of their four plowB pillows and andtrdged andtrudged trudged gather trdged down to the pawnbrokers fwnbrkers Thepawnbroker The Thepawnbroker he hepwbroker pawnbroker wouldnt wouldt do io business bll with a aohlld aobld achild child obld pwbroker It I won wa not until unti Mrs Mr Daniel DnielA went wentalong wlnt wlntalong wentalong along to act as sponsor that he realized realizedthe rli realizedthe the fortune of 25 spnsor cents cnts and the Sternllcht Sternllchtfamily Stemlcht Stemlchtfamiy Sternlichtfamily family ate ateYesterday ateYetry ateYesterday famiy Yesterday morning Chief Clerk Shells Shellswas Shellswas Shelll ShelllWB was Yetry reading rding off of the regular rglar bunoh of dis dispossess di dispossess WB p0S possess notices notlosat at the Clinton Clnton street strt Munici Municipal Muic Munioipal pal Court CourtLitwoch CourtL1twooh Litwoch Cur vs v Sternllcht Strnlch he read rd and andpaused andpaud andpaused paud paused Ltwocb for a defendant defendnt Over his hi high highhe hlgbdek highdesk dek desk he could not s see at ft first what mde mdethe made madethe the he reporters and police polce and other loungers loungersnside loungr loungrInside loungersInside Inside reprer the rail rai movo up and ad stand at at atention attention atention ention He peered pred over the th desk and ad saw sawwhite sw swa sawwhite a white lipped lppd small tmaU boy clad cld in an old oldoat oldot oldoat ot oat a pair pa Ir of much too to large lrge breeches brcbes and andwomans anda a I womans womns outworn undershirt underhir which showed showedi showe a i narrow narow and illnourished Unourhe chest chet In one oneland onehnd onehand land he held a pillow piow The small llmn boy boyulped boygult boygulped hnd gulped three times before bfore he said Id in his hisomblnation h hisombination combition gult omblnation of te Yiddish Yldd h and Bowery BoweryMe Bwer BoweryMe Me muddera in bed and cant cnt come comeWhats comeWats comeWhats Whats Wats the matter mter with your mother mothersked mothr mothrask motherPisked ask sked the clerk clerkDunno clerkDuno clerkDunno Dunno Duno Shes in Bellevue BI1ve And they theyInt ther theylInt aint lInt nothln nothl to eatand eat and Litwoch Ltwob is I madnit mad madnit mi mlt nit us u and Im goin gol to soak sok de pillow plow to tot toit tocit cit t papers Louis Lu LouissaLd said sid this lhi thisail all al in i a breath breathI brth brthI it I ppr got a job fbr ftr Izzie Ize packin pckl ice for a aedler aIler aedler edler went on Louis Lu talking talkg like lke a aiwyer alwyr aawyer Iler iwyer and if I Litwoch Lltwoh put puts us u on de detreet destrt deitreet strt lwyr treet he dont get gt no money pt and if I he heraits hewalts hewaIts waIts until uti we git the money well 1 pay y up uplease upPle upIease Ple lease dont put gt us u on de street Itrt Louis Louisaving Ius Iusbg Louistaving bg aving delivered delher himself him lt came clO pretty prettyWell prtty prttyner prettytear tear crying ner Well crg crgWelf lot it go over until uti Monday son sonild lon lonId sonaid aid Id Shells ShellsTanks Sbel SbelTank ShellsTanks Tanks said Louis LouisThere Lui LouisThere There Tank might have hve been bn a subscription1st subscription subrlpton subrlptonIIt IIt let started strd right there If I Louis Lu had hd given givenhem gven gventhem givenhem hem time But hA turned fairly faily ran r out outf outof of f court curt tme and joined joie two smaller aler boys by also alson alo aloIn In n bare bre legs leg and castoff cltorr undershirts underbl who whofere whowere whonero were waiting on the steps of the court courtllnton courtThe courtri atep The ri waiing thr three holdig holding hnd hands plode plodded down downClnton downlinton llnton street Atrt to pawn the pillow piow andcake and andrake andmke Clnton mke rake a start against pwn the world worldLouln worldLulR worldLouis Louis made mde 11 cents cnta with wih his hi papers papersesterday papersresterday LulR paJrs paJrsyestrday yestrday esterday and kept the original oJ11 capital capitl of ofS 15 5 cents which he realized rH7d on the pillow pillowzzio piow piow17le pillowzzie zzio cent made H I i cents packing pcking ice Ic for the theedlor tbepdler theedlor 17le edlor but in tho middle middl of tho day dy his hisulto bi hisppetite pdler ppetite overame overcame him and he suander squandered apptite 10 0 cenl cont for luch lunch Able the kid blt bltquite isnt isnt1ulto quite ulto e yet and didnt earn em a cent That Thatiade Tt Ttmde Thataade mde iade 30 cents cnte in the family famiy treasury trurJ The Thetemllcht TheStrnUcht Thelternlicht temllcht family faml dined died gloriously Ilorouly and andothing andsti andtill StrnUcht till kept Luls Louiss capitl capital Tey They hd had IIve saved savedothing othing sti kep toward towar the rent but still stl they theyCourt theyhd theyad hd ad dined dlnoi fate couldnt rob them of that thatCourt tht thtCort Cort Court Calendars This TII Day DayAppellate DI DIAPpelale DayAppellate Appellate 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ONLYEXCURSION ONLYXCURSION EXCURSION XCURSION TICKETS ON SALE 8ALESPEED SALESPEED SALEIPE SPEED IPE TESTS r MAT Nh BE VIEWED vE FROM nOl THE T BOARDWALK BOARDWAK WITnOUT WOt CHAROE CHAROEJ CARE J R f WOOD WOD GEe GI W DOVD DOVDPaaaent DOI floTnPi Paaaent Paeler Pi sesger r Traffic TT5 t Wanaftr Ila General Genera Faaaenter punrer Agent FLY FLYPAPERKILLS PAPER KILLS ILS i WALLABY WALLABYEXKEEPER WALABY WALABYEXKBPERAlll WALLABYJVXKEEPER EXKEEPER EXKBPERAlll AT TE T ZOO REPORT REPORTA A 4 MAMMAL MAllMAL HOUSE HO S TRAGEDY TRAGEDYA TlAED TlAEDA A Vulpine aple Phalanger PhaaleJ an a Arctic Aflo Fox 0 an anNine ana nd nda a Nine Banded Bne Armadillo Malo Also AIo on l III IIILilt I liiiLiet Lilt Lit of Fatalities Fatlte8 and ad All Al Laid Lad to th thCampaign the theCmplp theCampaign Campaign Cmplp or Poison Polll Against Aplnlt File fliesLast FileLast Fltl FltlLt Last Lt Friday Fridy this th notice notce wu posted pt about aboulthe abut abutthe aboutthe the New NewYork York Zoological Zoologoa Parkin ParleinThe The Bronx BronxQrtttint BronxOrdiM BronxGrethtte Qrtttint to alt al Curator aura lo and afd Keeper KteptriDr Kep KepDr KeeperPr Dr Blair is conducting cQnduoln a campaign against againstflips aulnsttlls againsttiles Blar l flips tlls and nd you ar are are hereby herebyrequested requested request to t do all al In Iryour Inyour inyour your power to toassist assist him himWILLIAM himWILLIM himWiwaAu WILLIAM WILLIM T HOKKADAT HOIIUDA Director DirectorOn Drctor DrctorOn DirectorOn On the same me day according a ng to Wllliatr WllliatrCol Wilam WilamCadwel WilliamCaIdwell Cadwel CaIdwell Col dwell who was wa head keeper keepr in the themammal tbeml themammal mammal ml house ho there ther were distributed dltrlbut In Irvarious Invrious invarious various vrious of the departments dpament small sml pane panecontaining paU paUcontnng panscontaining containing contnng water wat and fly fy paper Mr MrCaldwell MrCaldwel MrCaldwell Caldwell Caldwel says IYS that he doubted the safety safetjof laety laetyof safetyof of using the paper but that tht he had several severalarguments Iverl Iverlargmel severalarguments arguments with Dr D Blair BI4rtbe theveterinary theveterinaryand the vetrina veterinary veterinaryand jeering argmel and on that account aoount did dd not feel fel like lke ob obThe objetng objeering jetng The next morning oh on entering etring the small smallmammal smal smallmammal next mammal mal house hOU6 Caldwell Cidwel says he found foundseveral foundsveral foundseveral several sveral animals almal in convulsions c nvllon and went wentto wentto wentto to work immediately Immeately on oli o them but bt despite despitehis deplo deplohis despitehis his beet efforts there were these the fatalities fatalitiesbetween fatltes fatltesbt fatalitiesbetween between bt Saturday eor and ad Monday Mondaybeen Mon MonA MondayA bt en Slury A red fox a fne fine llplmo specimen which had hadben hadbeen been ben r in I the zoo zo but a fo foAn few weel weeks weeksAn An Arctic Arto fox blue and ard extremely etremely rare rareone rar rareone one of a half dozen in captivity captivityA captvity captvityA A nine banded baded armadillo armadilloA aralo araloA A nne brush hruh tailed taied wallaby wallby an Australian Australianspecimen Australan Australanlpcmen Australianspecimen specimen belonging to the kangaroo family familyAn famly famlyAn familyAn lpcmen An angora agora guinea gulnla pig pigA pIgA pigA A i isum vlpine vulpine phalnger phaIaner or AUltralln Australian opus opmsum opussum sum sumThe The fly paper pans were dry dryMr dr dryMr Mr Caldwell Caldwel ppr bays bYB Jns ho was wal director Ilrecor of thi thiroo the thefor roo for the Sultan Sulan of Jobore Johorand and after that thawas thatwas was with Bostook BOtook that he considered conslored that thathis thathis ha hahis his 191 reputation wih Buffered from the high hlIh rat ratof rte rteof rate rateof of mortality in hlsdopartmont hidopartmet and 1 hat ac accordingly accrdgly accordingly crdgly cordingly mortallyin he sent his hl resignation rolgnaton to Director DirectorHornaday Diretor DiretorHordy DirectorHornaday Hornaday Hordy on Monday Mondy Mr Hornaday Hornadaycame Hornday HorndayCme Hornadaycame came over too see him himWhnt himat himWhat Cme What at Is the trouble said Mlc the director directorSimply drcor drcorSimply directorSimply Simply I that I cant afford to have ant animals ai aiml antmats mats ml under my care cre killed kied by arsenic arsenicMr arenic arenicMr arsenicMr Mr Caldwetl Caldwel says sYI he replied repliedMr reple repliedMr Mr M Hornaday Horday ffornadaythenaeoordlng then Lhenacrdg according to tolr tohir Mr Cald Caldwell Cld Cldwel Caldwell well wel asked 8ked him to reconsider his h resigna resignation reigna reignaton resignation tion which he refused refusfd to do doHe doHe doHe ton He has h since lnc heard herd from Mr Hornaday Hoaday to tothe tothe tothe the effect etet that tht the resignation would be besubmitted belIubmUed besubmitted submitted lIubmUed to the societyat 8ety reelgaton at the next net meet meeting meetI meeting ing I ingOver nfv Over the telephone last lt evening eVnlng Director DirectorHornaday Drtor DrtorHorady DirectorIforoaday Hornaday Horady refused either to affirm or deny denythe denythe denythe the accuracy acrc of the report reprt as given by Mr MrCaldwell MrCldwel MrCaldweli Caldwell CaldwellSHOT Cldwel CldwelSllOr CaldweliSilOT SHOT BY DISCARDED DIC4RDIW SUITOR SVITORMis Sf SUITORMiu ITOn I Mis I Murphy Iurph Wounded Wounde In the te Heath While WhileWalking Whie Whieatkln1 WhiteWalking Walking atkln1 In the te Street 8tet In Liberty Lbrt N V VMONTICKLLO YMorcrioanLo MONTICKLLO MONIOEL N Y July Juy 20 2 20Miss Miss 1I8 Kittle KittleMurphy Kitte KitteMurhy KittieMurphy Murphy Murhy was W walking wkng in the streets strt of ofLiberty ofLbery ofLiberty Liberty Lbery last lit night nljht shortly sbory after afer 9 oclock oclockwhen oook oookwhen oclockwhen when Cornelius MoCormlck rushed Crne1 Moonck rushe upon uponher upn upnber uponher her and shot her in the mouth Miss MissMurphy MI MissMurphy Murphy Murhy fell fel to the sidewalk Ildtwak unconscious unconsciousMcCortnick ucoMcou unconsciousMcCormick McCormick hU knees beside his hisvictim hisvictim Mcnck dropped dropp on hl kne bide h victim vicim to assure ure himself himelf that the shot had haddone haddone haddone done its work and then ran ral down d w a side sidestreet sideolrt sidestreet olrt street and ad disappeared before bfor tho aitton aittonIshed Iton Itontbe mitonIshed Ished spectators dlpprd could coud prevent him himMoCormlok himMcrlok himMcCormick tbe McCormick Mcrlok sptor is I a discarded dlcred lover of the theMurphy theMurhy theMurphy Murphy Murhy girl For the past year yor and until untiltwo unti untiltwo two weeks weu gr ago he had b been bn pt especially epcialy atten attentive attenth attenlive live th t to her he but since Iino that tha time it is 11 Raid Raidshe Rad Radshe saidshe she boa b avoided avoide him hih and has hasboon boon bn receiving receivingtho fh1g fh1gthe tho attentions attntoM of a Now York city cty man manThis mn mnh18 manThis This h18 aroused aru McCormioUs lcrlolsJooUY Jealousy and andhe andhe andhe he had been bn acting actng queerly querly for the past pastweek pat patwek pastweek wek wekMi weekMiss week weekMiss Miss Mi Murphy Murhy ls l alive alveDut livebut but her condition conditon U Userious t isserious serious roUI She u i a sister ilter of William Wiim Murphyproprietor Murphy Murphyproprietor Murhy Murhypropretor propretor proprietor of the Liberty Lbry Mansion House Houselck Houe HoueMonck HouseMcCormick Monck McCormick lck la I a prominent prmnnt real ra estate estatetealer ette ettedeaer estatedealer deaer dealer and ad business bulne man m of f Liberty Lbertr Posses PO of armed men searched leroh Sullivan Sullivanaunty Sulvan Sulvancunty Sullivanreunty cunty aunty over today tody but failed raied to get any anyrace ay aytrce anyraoe trce race of McCormick Mcrmick At 8 I oclock tonight tonightt at t Bordens store stor where wbee Justice Just of the theMOO thePfce thePeace Pfce Peace MOO Henry Henr Grant Grt ha b has an office ofc Constable Constableromper CM Constablerr table tableTrep rr romper and a group of men were telling tellingf telng telngof teltin teltinf Trep of f their days dys goup search lrchwben when McCormlck McCormlckalked Mcrmck Mcrmckwalkd Mcdormicwalked walkd walked in the door and wished wihe every eve one oneood onegoc oneood ood evening eveng The T group stood in amaze amazetent am amanenent goc tent for a moment momot goup and then McCoimlck McCoimlcktepped Mc0mlck Mc0mlcksteppd Mcdoi mick mickitepped tepped up to ffudio 6ul e Grant and said sid thate that thatle thathe steppd he le e wished to Rive Ive himself himel up He e said sid that thate thathe he e had hd been bn at Ihs th home of relatives relathf but buteyond butheyond butyond yond that had nothing nothig to say Y He will willn wl willtaken b n taken takfn to the county jail jai at Montlcello MontlcelloIhursday Montclo MontcloIurld MonticelloIbursday Ihursday Iurld It I Is believed bleved that he Is de detented demented dornented mentedPOOIJROOU tented rnentedPOOLROOiI tentedOOLUOOM OOLUOOM RAIDED IN 1 FULTON ST STIx ST81x STlix 81x Ix M Um i Are Arrete ArrestedbutAlt Arm ted but All 1 Are Rrleaied RrleaiedExcept Rtllle flelessedExcept Fopt Except One OneCapt OntoCapt OntCapt Capt Hedging Holin and detectives dotclhes from the thelak theOak theak Oak lak street Itrt station staton yesterday yeterday afternoon afternoonaided afernon afernonraide afternoonaided raide aided a room rom on the second nd floor foor of 43 43ulton 43Futo 43u1ton Futo ulton street Itrt where the captain cptain had h been beenold bn bntold beenld old ld a poolroom plrm was all being blnp conducted conductedAn conducO An A entrance was WI forced for by Capt Cpt Hodglns Hodglnsilmself Hodginsimself hlnf ilmself who got Into the room rom by Hogn Hognhlnf way of ofhe ofthe ofbe the he fire fr escape Six men were we taken but butater butlat butater ma lat ater all al ep were released reloexcept except Edward Eward Wlll Wlllamson Wi Wiilamson Iln amson who said ld he lived at 11 1 Pelt Pel street streetMagistrate strt strtMptrtBker streetMagistratoBaker lve Magistrate MptrtBker MagistratoBaker Baker In I the Tombs Tomb court cou held heldWilliamson heldWUlamson heldWilliamson WUlamson to Williamson oday ay in WOO 1 oo ball bll for forexamaton forexamatonto examination examinationoday examination0day ayAteeDlaod Alleged AteeDlaod Diamond Thief Tie ArrestedThe Arrested ArrestedThe Arreste The Te Detective Dettv Bureau Bur got word yesterday yesterdayf yeterday yeterdayof of f the arrest areet arreetin in St Louis Luis of C Charles Charle Melan Melanon Mela MelanIon son on wanted want here her for the larceny lareny oMMO oMMOrorth ofS of500worth worth of jewelry jewel from his brother Ac Acording Aooorlng Acording oorlng ording to the police Melanson Melason on July 21 21rent 21went 21went went to the flat of his WI brother James Jae at atM att0 2 t0 M West W t 141st Ilst street strt and finding fndng his brother brotherut brotherout out ut took tok a one carat cart diamond damond ringanother ringanotherlamond rng ringanotherilamond another anotherdaond daond lamond weighing weghn IK I carats carat and ad a brooch broochontalning broh brohoontnDi broochlontaining oontnDi ontalning londs seventeen seven n onefourth onefourh carat dia dialonds da damond dianonds mond mondr SILVER SILVR PLATE PLT THAT WEARS WEARSThe ISILvR A 4 The Te New House HouseThe HouseTe r The Te silver for the te new WERl home homewill homewi hornwill will wi be b tTt both bt handsome handome and dur dunable durable durabl able abl if i it bean br the trade tae mark markM markROE markMI41ROGERS MI41ROGERS M noes ROE BROS BROSSpoon BRO BRosI I Spoon Forks Pok Knives Xrlel etc etc so sotamped sostamped tamped atpd are recognized reognlted by lead leading le leadtag UPn ing jeweler a a as the best bst made madela madeIts la 11 buying Tea T a Sets Setl Bonbon BonbonDishes Dn1 BonbonIflsbes Dishes Iish etc e c ak I k for for or the e goods go of ofMERIDEN ofMERIEN ofMERIDEN MERIDEN MERIEN RRITt BRlf A C0j C Ct CO COt J t t 61 DEAD 43 WOUNDED WOUNDEDOfficial JOU1DED JOU1DEDOMelal WOUNDEDomeisl Official Reviled Reile Lilt at o the Casualties CunaltlMtbe a athe the Dennlngton DennlngtonWASHINGTON DennlntonWASHIGTON BenningtonWAsnulaTolq WASHINGTON WASHIGTON July 28 2 2The The Navy De Dopartment D Dpartment Deprtment partment prtment today received receive a complete anofficial an and andofcial antofficial official ofcial revised rvi list lst of the dead de wounded woundeand woundedand woundetand and uninjured uijur members member of thecrew the crew of th thgunboat the thegunbot thgunboat gunboat gunbot Bennlngton Bnnington The totals shoi shoisixty showxty shoisixty sixty xty dead aside aBde from Ensign Esig Perrj Perrjtwentyeight Pery Perytwentylght Porrytwentyeight twentyeight classified cla8lfied as wounded woude fittest fittestas fifteeias ffen ffenas as seriously Rriouly wounded and nlnetythreuninjured nlnetythre nlnetythretuninjured uninjured uijured Many of those thos reported repor a aseriously eseriously seriously Rrlouly wounded wouded may die The list lit show showa show8a a total of 102 10 casualties csualtes Following Folowing is il i icomplete a acomplete i icomplete complete list llt of the dead de wounded woudM ani aniseriously ad adRriouly ancseriously seriously Rriouly wounded as contained cntie in a despatch des despatch despath today todayDead patch path tay taylcadArcher todayIieatiArcher from Capt Cpt Drake Drke made mde public publo her hertoday here heretay harttoday Dead lcadArcher IieatiArcher Archer Leroy Lero Brewster Archer Don Cameron Brown Frederick William WilliamUrownlee WilliamBarchus Dlrchu Barchus John Oalvin vln Irunlon lirunson Jreerlck Elmer Wiiam WiiamDlrchu U8ses U8sesIrownlee Ulysses UlyssesIirownlee Urownlee Irownlee Glenn Oenn tnl Uennel Ut1811 Atnil burns burs Jon JonLee John JohnLee JohrLee Lee Drockinan Irooklunn clydo lydo Wlntreth Intreth Burke UurkbIhoroaft iurko iurkolbomae BurkeI I Ihoroaft lbomae Chant Chambers bers Mathew Garflcld Carpentel Carpon Carpontcr tel Preston Cherry lhern William Wllam Inane J 8C Clark chirkOeorpe CArk CArkOeorl6 ClarkGeorge George Oeorl6 thomas Ihomns Carr HobiTt Hoblrt Hartley larttY Carter CarterCharlesHninucl CarterCharIIl CarterCharles CharlesHninucl CharIIl Charles Painuel nrucl Conway Conwa Milhud Iihlcl LieCurtbnl LieCurtbnlFrnnki ue Curt Curtoni CurtoniFrank ani aniFrlmk Frank ilresch Irsch EmU Kzell Ezel Joslnh Ftckwicler FtckwiclerMUIam WIlam MUIam Martin Mltn Ferguson Ftruson Edward Ydwnrd Drew DrewBter Urcwter Browster Bter ter deles Gtt s Frederick Frllerlck John Clauthler Lyn LyiJoseph LynJoserh LyrJoseph Joseph Joserh Grant Waller Waler alier Gilbert Gibrt Gelka John JohnHunt Joln JolnHun Johnhunt Hunt Joseph HagRbloom Islgbloom Clyde Hughes HughesBert HughesBert hughesBert Bert Arthur Hllscher HIscber Joseph Hoflman HoflmanKm HonmanJml IloflunanEmil Km Jml Emil I Christian Christan House Richard A Holley Holey William Wilam Anslcy Anslc Holland Dwight Moblo MobloKuntz loblo lobloKunt7 hNObiOKtintz Kuntz Kunt7 Charles Joseph Jo ephl Kmnpton KemptOh Jedle Vlrt VlrtMcKeoii VtrtMc1eon lrt lrtMcKeonCharleR McKeoii McKeonCharleR Charles Oliver 0 wr McKonp McJtenc Iclent John JohnMosher JohnMosher JohnMosher Mosher Hurry Morris Kirtlcy Klrtc Felix Felx New Newcombe Newcombe ew ewcombo combe Joseph Nelson Charles Olges nor JJorStephen nornard er ernar nard Joseph Parrish arren Irren Nlies z le Palacl Pailack PailackStephen Stephen nar William IIiIant Qulun ullu Michael ui lchael George GeorgeKobinson OeonleRobineon GeorgeRobinson Robinson Edwin fdwll Burton Hushing RUlhlng BushIt Claude ClnudiEmerson ClaudeEmerson ClauduEmerson Emerson SchorcKpe Schorelge Albert Henry Hlnr Saundors SaundorsHarry SaundursHary SaundorsHarry Harry Hary Fay Fa Staub ltanb William Wilam Smith Smih Harry P f Htephensoii ltephenlon Claude II Snvasi Bava Robert RoberlLi HobertL I BIOI Li L Taylor alor Wesloy Wtley M I Wllnon 1 on William Wilam ItiLam Clydo ClydoWright Clyderight Ido IdoWright Wright right William Warnn V arrai Knrmror arnrer Andrew Andrewbounded Andrewounde AndrewWoundedBushnell bounded WoundedBushnell ounde Wiiam RustmeD Meredith Mtredlh A Bore BoreEdwarci BorsElser DorsEward ulhnel Eward Edwarci Connell JrP Fred H IIPrlch liledrich Otto R REiler ItElser Elser Eiler William 1101 liliaun H 1 Eckron Sofrus Farrell FarrellWalter Jlrrel FarrellValter Walter Griffin Grifn Glen 011 D irate Lawrence JRwrtnce A AHleo A18e Alilac lilac 18e Harry orry E llofreiiter lofrcuteri William Wiiam lIIIarn Inser Insersoil JnKfrRol lugersoil soil Rol Anton A Knobloch Harry J Lester LesterNleman Jl LesterJanice er erJamt Jamt Janice Mlller 11r Charles Martin llltln Wnlt Walter r J JNlemnn JNieman Nleman 1eter Jetlr Illiiger 1111 William Wiiam F Stewart StewartHenry 8twar StewartHenry Henry M I Starkweather Emery Bhlveley HhlvrleForrlt Forrest Forrlt C Ck Seavey 8a Boyd K I bTnylor Taylor FredericH Frlerlck FrlerlckH Frederic H Takaka Taka Takaica Sago Wel Wellborn or Claude Ilnude C CWeller CWeler CWeller Weller Weler William Wilam al lfllarn F Wilson Wison Alexander AlexanderWheeler Alexnder AlexnderWheilr AtexandorWheeler Wheeler Wheilr Charles G GSeriously Glerlously 0HerloUely Seriously lerlously Wounded WoundeBurg WoundedBurg Bure Adam Dean DennHarvey Dfn DfnAnne DeanHarvey Harvey C Hnllet Inlet George Gforgo H 1 Kennedy KennedyShepard Krnled KrnledWard KenncdyVerd Ward r tkCllntock icClntock Dnln Dailas J It MeNanney MeNanneyJames tcXanne tcXanneTamM James luller iulrr Fredertck Fretprlck J 1 O lianlon lanlon John tohnShepRr JohnShepard Shepard ShepRr Hay Ja C Sullivan 8uUanr Dennis Schultz SchulULee Srhult7 SchultzCarson Cron Carson BhackleUe WIID William 8 Strobel StrobelK StrohelLee Lee K Tolley George Gtrge F J I Worthen Arthur J JTho JThe 1 1The The death deth roll rol was wa wa Increased by two to today today today day Capl Drake Drke telegraphed telegrphed that S STaKata STakata STakata TaKata a wardroom cook died ded at 4 oclock ocloclthis oclockthi oclockthis this thi morning and W N Kennedy a coa coapasser coal coalpa8r coalpasser passer pa8r yesterday y tery afternoon aftrnon This hls bringthe brings bringsthe bringsthe the total totl number numhr of deaths deths up to sixtyone sixtyoneKennedys RlxtyneKenedys sixtyoneKennedys Kennedys Kenedys nearest nerst relative relatvo is his hi father fatherLewis fatberLwis fatherLewis Lewis Lwis Kennedy Kenntdy now living lving at Alliance AllianceNob Alance AlanceNeb AllIanceNob Nob Takatai TAkta next ntxt of kin IK i S Takata Takataof of Tokio Toko Japan JapanOn JapanOn JapanOn On application applcton of the relatives reJathO or o nearest nearestfriends near nearestfriends t tfrlendl friends frlendl of any ay of the victims vlctl11 ofthe of the Ben Bennlngton Bn Bnningon Bennington nlngton ningon disaster dlf tr the Navy Department Departmentwilltransport Jprtment Jprtmentwlf Departmentwill willtransport wlf will tranlport transport the t h remains rtns of such victim victimto Ictm Ictmto to his h late home for burial at the expense expenseof of the Government Fomerly Fomery there was wasno Wa wasno no appropriation appropriton available avalable but the naval navalappropriation nval nvalappropriaton navalappropriation appropriaton appropriation bill bl of the last 18t fiscal f8cl andcurrent and andcurrent andcuret curet current years yeal corrected crrced tho thelnJutlc titoinjustice injustice Tho Thoapplication 1hearplcaton lhoapplication application should be h made mde to the bureau bureauof bueau bueauo arplcaton o of medicine meicine and surgery aurger Navy Depart Department Deplt Depltment Dopartmont ment This Til expenditure expendture will wi not include includejxpenses Includoepenllee includeexpenses expenses of funeral funorl after ater the remains remalnl have havebeen havebn havebeen bn been delivered delvere at the home Some Sme de delays delay dolays lay lays will wi be necessary neCry for or Home of the thesodies thebO timbodies bO bodies 1M have been bn interred Iterred The TheGovemment TheGovemmentw Government Governmentwill w will bear bar the expense of disinterment in inmch Insuch insuch such cases cosesTbe aM aMThe casesThe The following folowing exchanges exchage of telegrams telegramsbetween teJe telegramsbetween ata atabetwee betwee between LieutenantCommander LieutenatCommader Do D Fara Farationd Far Faramond mond of the French Navy the Naval At AtachiS Attcb AtLacha tcb achiS of the French Fncb Embassy EmblY here her and Sec Secretary Seoetary Sc Scrtary rtary etary Bonaparte took place plac today M MDe MD MDo Bnapare D De Faramond Farmond is now at Manchester ManchesterThe Machester MachesterTe The Minister of MarIne of France M MThomson MThomson MThomson Thomson Te directs dlreetl me to convey conve to you ou his hisitncern hisslnrerl hissincere slnrerl sincere sympathy SrIPath as a well Il as that tht of the per perlonnel personnel peronnel lonnel of 0 the French Navy Sa on the occasion occasionf occolion occolionof of f the sad accident occldlnt to the Bennlncton ennlnlton which whichias whichhas whIchlifts has ias cost so many man noble lives lves to your our navy LlELTKNAVTCOMilANDEB LIECXNNTCOANDFR DK DI FARAMOND FARAMONDThe JRAMOND JRAMONDThe FRAMo5oThe reply replyThe eplyThe The following folowing is Secretary Secrtry Bonapartes Bonaparteseply Bonapres Bonapresreply Bonapartesreply replyT The Department Deparment on behalf of the navy of ofho ofthe ofLite the ho T United Unied States deeply appreciates 8PprtlatH nav the thelympathy thl thesympathy sympathy expressed eXrelo by tho Minister Mlnlstlr of ofhe ofthe ofho the he ympthy Marlne Marine of France JanC upon the occasion of ofho oftho ofthe tho ho disaster disster to the Bennlneton and requests requestshat requellt requeststhat thI hat you transmit tranmit to him Its gratitude irattude for forUs forhts forhis Us message BOXAPARTK BOXAPARTKSAN BONARTE BONARTESAN BONAPtRTESAN SAN DIEOO July 2fl 2 26The The gunboat gunbt Ben Benilngton Bn Bnningon Bentington ilngton Is l now ready rcy to be b towed to Mare Marestand Mareulnd MareIsland ningon ulnd stand but its It start probably probbl will wi not bo bonade b hoiade mde nade until unti after Admiral Goodrich arrivesDivers arrives arrivesDivers arrhcsDlver Divers have hve examined examned the hull hul and pro proounoolt pro10UliO probunco 10UliO bunco ounoolt It sound The water that t cauwd cauwdIsting cu cauhddIsting td tdlstng lstng Isting entered enterd through a blowhole and andiroken nndbroken androken broken pipes pipesThe pips pipsThe pipesThe The safety sfety valve of boiler boier B which ex exIoded exploed exoloded ploed Ioded was W set It to blow off 01 at 140 10 pounds poundsret pound yet ret ten minutes mnutes before hCor the explosion tpl0lon itndicated it itndicated ItIndicted Indicted ndicated only US 18 pounds and was rising risingMovement riing riinglotnlntl risinglovenicnts Movement lotnlntl of Naval aval Vessels VesselsWASHINGTON eRels eRelsWUIUOTON esseIsWASHINGTON WASHINGTON WUIUOTON July 26The cruiser cruiserAtlanta crier crierAtlanta cruisertlanta Atlanta has arrived at Kockland the pin pinoat gunoat ln lnboat boat oat Wolverine at Harbor Strings Hrrlng the therulser thecrr thetruiser crr rulser Yankee Yanke at New York Navy Nav Yard Yardhe Yardthe Yardho the ho deBpatoh bot boat D Dolphin at Portland Portlandthe Portlarc Portlarche the he battle btplhlpf battleshIps hlp Alabama Illinois iinoi Iowa Iowand Iowaand Iowaund and nd Massachusetts MaschU8elR at Hampton Roads Roadshe Road Roadshe the he tug Rocket at Norfolk the cruiser cruiserHibuque crul cruiserDubuque fr frDubuque Dubuque at Menemaha lenemha Bight the cruisers cruisersnd crtP1 cruisersoston Bolon oston and Marblehead at Port ort Angells Angellsand Angeles Angelesmd and nd the repair rpair shin Iris Irs at San Diego DiegoTho Dego DegoThe DiegoThe The monitor Nevada has ha palled 8aled from fromlackland fromRockland fromookland lackland on a cruise crlFe tho gunboat Boxer Boxerram Doxorfrom Boxerrem from ram Annapolis AnnpolA on n cruise crle the th destroyer destroyerfacdonough detroyer detroyerMacdonough destroyerdacdonough from New York facdonough ew Navy Yard Yardor Yar for or Norfolk tho cruiser crullr Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniarom PenMylvanl1 from rom Newport on a cruise oru e the cruiser cruiserJlympin cruir cruirOlympia cruiserlyrnpia Olympia from Guantanarno for Kingston Kingstonhe 1lngton 1lngtontho tho he cruiser cruier Chicago Chlclo from San Francisco Franciscoor Frnc co cofor for or San n Diego the collier coler Saturn Stur from fromJremerton fromBremerton fromiremerton Jremerton for Port Por Angeles Angles the tug Un Unidilla Unadla Untdilla adla idilla from San Sn Francisco Frnolsoo for Port Har Harord Harford Barord ord and the cruiser cruisr ROT Moines 1olnel from fromlanto fromSnto from3anto Snto lanto Domingo City Ciy for forMacorU forMacorUArmy Maori MaoriAmI Macens MacensArmy Army AmI and Navy Orders OrdersWAIHINOTOIT OrdenWAIUIOTI OrdersWAssisotOil WAIHINOTOIT WAIUIOTI July 2S These army orders or1 were weresued wereluued wereasued luued sued today todayMalar tay tayMajor todayMalor Major Louis Luta A LOardt LGarf surreon to the Pblllr Pblllrilnt4 Pblp Pblpplnea Philipuines plnea ilnt4 Division ISrislonFirst DivisionFirst DIvisionFlr First Flr Lieut Leul Wlll1 William VUlam m O Caplrj Cpls First Flrl lUttailoa Blalon of ofclneen ofnrlfleero Erlneer clneen to Cbattnooca Chaltoora Tenn TcnnTh TennTh TennThese I These Th navy nav orders ordfl were issued UsuertOommandrr Lsutc issuedCommuider I Oommandrr Cmmandr J 1 II Oliver Olver retired rlred to t command commandtie tommand tommande tie e Culzoa CulzoaCommindtr Clloa ClloaCmmander CuIoaCommander Commander Cmmander W f P Wlnchell Wncbel retired rctlrd frm from ram the theulrot tb tbcuLf theul05 ulrot to home homeLieut honeleut cuLf Lieut leut J 1 htmt E Lewis wh to navy na yard Norfolk NorfolkMidshipman Norotk NorotkMidshipman NorfolkMidshipman Midshipman I H I Frets lrm front rom ar the Dutiuque tubuque and andranted andranted rranltd ranted two month leave leaveIaymMter Iavelarmate leaveIaimAster IaymMter larmate R HOrr I H Orr from the CMIcoa Clroa to home homeWviderlnc bore borelllrlnc homelVutierIng Wviderlnc lllrlnc Dabei Dab 11 Found FoundBALTIMORE F01ad F01adBALTIMORE FoundBALTIMORE BALTIMORE July 20ihophIa 20 2GSphla Sophia and nc Lena Lenahen LennChen Lenaoheu Chen hen the little lte girls who wondered wander away awayim awayrem i from rem im home on Sunday were wer found today todayttlng todaysittng todayittlng sittng ttlng on the bonk bnk of Storey Creek Crek by A Airty f aarty arty of boys bYI The little lte girls Ilrls were in inappy Inhappy inappy prty i ion happy appy humor They said thoy had lived livedn Ivc on n berries trle in the woods woos and at night slept sleptnder sleptader I uder nder the trees trs treesv S v r t 9 J o 0 0tuk tuk aku ant himpanij himpanij4rcfl1yn ftmtimxt rgR w y 33d la Ic 34th 3sh 34thDe51rc Sitsaf SitsafDesire S1r r ri i Desire to toStatc Stats That They TheyHove TheyH1ve TheyHave Hove H1ve Arranged to Continue ContinueThe Contnue ContnueThe ContinueThe The Sale Sae of Straw Hats for Men MenOn MenOn MenOt On Thursday Friday and Saturday SaturdaytjiylX Sat Saturdayl rday rdaytJMI l tjiylX tJMI jMI 27th 2 27th28th ih28 28th h and mg29th mg29thAn 29th 29flAny An Any Stihw t 4 W fii 4 the i shop including all al thefine ie thef1 1 fine Split Splt Sennit Mackinaw Mackinawsold M ckfnaw F F 0 0Mania or orManila Mania Manila and Mian Milan Braidsher Braids heretofore t ore j tj 150 150sold 50 50sold sold and 400 t tPanama at 250 3 3400 00 400Panama 400Paama Panama Paama Hats for Men MenThe MenThe MenThe The unrestricted choice of any hat in inthe tA nrt f 4400 4 4On 4oo the store storeOn storeon On a Summer Evening EveningC 1 try tr a lemonade made of ofHTM ofontonder4 i JQpdondenf ontonder4 ontonder4I I s IYIIA LITN1I1t HTM I A W WATER WATERA TER TERA A glass of plain Londonderry Londonder is sufficient sufcent to many because becauseof of its own delicious flavor 1 CALLS CAI S FOR BABY BIB1 SHE KILLED KILLEDDemented KILIEDDtmented KILLEDDemented Demented Mr 31 Irl Annie Gadrs Gadtl Has la Several SeveraHard 8eerallan SeveralIfard Hard lan Tussles With 1lh Cops CopsWhen CopsWhen CopsWhen When Mrs Annie Anne Gades Oads of 40 Driggr Driggravenue Drlggeavenue avenue Willlamsburg Wilamburg who killed kied her heinlneteenmonthsold bernlnetenmonthold hernineteenmonthsold nlneteenmonthsold nlnetenmonthold child chid Hans about i iweek a aweek aweek week ago by stabbing stbbing him through the thiheart theheart theheart heart was wa arraigned yesterday YOtercay in the Manhattan Man Manhatton Manhtan hatton htan avenue a police polo court ourt before bfor Magis Magistrate Mags Magslrte Magistrate trate lrte Naumer for infanticide it was wa evident evldenithat evidenttht evidentthat that tht she wan 8 insane lnne As A xho ho stood between betwceltwo btween btweentwo betweentwo two policemen polcmen she spied her husband in i ichair a achir achaIr chair chir and tried tred to rush to him The police policemen polce polcemn policemen men mn seized fI7d her and she fought themGive them themGive themGve Give Gve mo m back bck my child chid I Oh give me meback mebck meback back bck my child ohldl she screamed screamedThe acramed acramedTho screamedThe The spectators spoctatoN stood Up and watched watchechalf watchedhalf watchedhalf half a dozen doznpolcemen policemen trying tring to subdue subduefinally subduethe subduethe the woman She wa was finally fnaly pushed into a aii aohair achair chair and held down ii After Afer Magistrate MagistrateNaumer MagistrateNaumer Naumer had adjourned the hearing Magstrte MagstrteNaumer until untilAug unWAug untilAug Aug 11 I he ordered Mrs Mr Jades Gade taken into intoan Intoan Intoan an anteroom and kept there until unt a coach coachoould coachould coachcould could ould l bo e obtained to take her to jail jai A Apoliceman Apolcemn Apoliceman policeman polcemn was wa left lef to guard guar her She ran ranfrom mnfrom ranfrom from the room rom and dashed up a flight of ofstairs ofetlrs ofstairs stairs etlrs to the third thr floorTwo floor floorTwo OoorTwo Two cops ran after her and nn caught her heras heras heras as she entered enterd a room where there was an anopen anopn anopen open window She resisted rited and was wasdragged wa wa wadragged dragged drgged opn down the stairs stlm When a coach coachappeared coachIpnrd coachappeared appeared Ipnrd sho was WI placed pia cd in it and and Policeman PolicemanDillon Polcmn PolcmnDion PolicemanDillon Dillon sat Batdown down beside llde her As the coach coachstarted coachtared coachstarted started Dion tared offslio olshe made md anothoreffort anothercrort to escape escapeAs ecpe ecpeA escapeAit As Dillon Dion caught cught hold of her arm armshe she tunied tuniedon i ion on A him and anc they tho were having hayig another anothr sharp sharptussle shar sharptussle tussle when Policeman Polcman Carpenter Carenter appeared appearedand appear appearedand and Mrs Jades Gade won subdued subduedAfter subuod subuodAfer subduedAfter After Afer Mrs Mr Gades Gade WI reached rched the jail jal her hercondition heroondlton hercondition bad exhaus exhaustion exhauaton exhaustion condition oondlton became becme so through thrugh tion ton thatrshe thtrhe wan 8 tranaferredtothe trnlerd tothe Kings KingsCountv Kng KingsCounty County Hospital Hopial in Flatbush She will willprobably wi willpmbably probably Cuntv pmbbl be b sent Ient to thtvinsano theinane asylum asylumNEGROES 8ylum 8ylum1EGROES asylumNEGROES NEGROES 1EGROES AND 40 ITALIANS RIOT RIOTlUror RIT RITRaror RIOTRazor I Razor Raror Against t Dirk Dirk In a PlttshnrB Pltsbnrs StreetMany Street StreetMany ltret ltretIany Many Hurt HurtPiTTSBuna Illrt IllrtPITIURG HurlPreresuno PiTTSBuna PITIURG July 26 26A A race rce riot between betweennegroes htwen htwennegrlnd betweennegroes negroes negrlnd and Italians Itlians was fought this after afternoon aftr aftrnon afternoon noon non in lower Allegheny Alegheny and was wa partici participated pric partlolpated pated in I by fully fuly a score of men of both bothraces bothraO bothraces raO races A dozen of them were wer injured Injurd and andone andone andone one Albert Albrt Bolton Bltoni was WI so badly bdly cut that thathe thathe thathe he will wi die dieThe dieThe dieThe The trouble started ftrted when Blon Bolton who whodrove whodrove whodrove drove an ice wagon wagn ran rn his hi wagon into a alight alight alight light fruit wagon owned br an Italian ItalianTony ItalmnTony ItalianTony Tony Pann It happened hnppn on Gladstone Gladstonestreet Gldstone Gldstonestrt Gladstonestreet street strt whose whos residents rsident are ar Italians Ialln and andnegroes andnegro andnegroes negroes negro A fight fght between btwen Bolton and Pann Pannwas Pannwas Panawas was the signal for forbe tbe t bo riot Friends Frend of each eachran eachrn eachtart sigl ran to their assistance a8Islnco and in a few seconds secondsthe snds sndsthe secondsthe rn the riot was al In I full ful swing swig Fortunately Fortunatelynone none of the combatants possessed p08led firearms firearmsbut firns firnshut firearmsbut combtnt but the negroes were all al armed aned with wih razors razorswhile ra7or razorswhile while whle the negB Italians ItIulna carried cried dirks diks Officer OfficerJoseph Ofor OforJosph OfilcerJoseph Joseph Josph Harper Harr turned in a riot rot call cl and anc the theentire theentire theentire entire police polce reserve rrVO responded A dozen dozenof d07nof of the rioters rloter were wer arrested arte and taken to toCentral toCntral toCentral Central Cntral station sttion BoRon Blton who was the most mostneriously mOt mOtIerloualf mostseriously seriously injured was taken to St JohnsHospital Johns JohnsHospital JohnsHosplta Hospital HospitalCant Ierloualf HospltaCant HospitalCant Cant Make llake Playing Cards Car Nor Rubber RubberBoots RobberDob RubberHoots Boots BootsNEW Dob DobNEW HootsNaw NEW BRUNSWICK July Juy 2 28The The rubber rubbermill rbbr rbbrml rubbermill mill ml that the late Joh John C Evans EvaU ran three threeyears thr threeyearsagoatMilltowni11I years yearsagoatMilltowni11I ago at Milltown lIltow will l never be a play playing playIng playlag ing card car factory Cactor A Mr Ruasel of New York Yorkbought Yorkbught Yorkbought bought bught it lost year for 165000 6000 65ooo to tostart start his hisson hi hisHon son In in the playing pla g card business bu lno but ma making m making king cards is controlled cr by a trust and it itdoesnt Itdont itdoesnt i controle doesnt dont knl carl need this th thhsplant plant The machinery moner trt Is Isin IsIn isin in order and Milltown Mitwn was wa anticipating antcipatng a agreat agrt agreat great grt orer boom bom No rubber rbbr company can cn oo oocupy 0 oocupy cupy the place pla8a placeaea ns a clause ola e in the deed de for forbids for forbids bids bid that rubber rbbr shoes shoCorbot or boots shall shal ever everbe eyerb everbe be b made there thereKrllocc thereKrlo thereKellogg Kellogg Krlo MoCrura lleum Howell loel Plant BurnedJoHNSTowN Burned BurnedJOHNSTOWN Be JOHNSTOWN JO NBTOWN Pa July 26 26Flre Fire this thi morn morning momIng morning ing destroyed deltroyed the plant of the Kellogg KelloggMcCrum Kelogg KelogglcCrm KelloggMcCrum McCrum lcCrm howell Howel Company at Blairsville BlairsvilleIndiana Blalnwle BlairavilleIndiana Indiana Indin county cunty A gas ga jet blown against againstInflammable againt againstinflammablo Inflammable Infmble material mterial started stared the blaze blazeThe blazeTe blazeThe The Te plant made enameled enmeled bathroom bthrm fixtures fixturesand fxturll fxturlland fixturesand and the entire entre stock ftck of finished tlhed product productand prduct prductand productand and material mterl was wa destroyed destoyed The Te loss losswill 108 losswill will wi be b over OVfr 100000 00 covered cored by insurance insuranceTho insurnc InsuranceThe The Te company has hs offices ofc in New York and andruns andrn andruns runs rn two other plants plat DIRECT TO THELEWISANO THE THELEWISAND TE TELEWIS LEWISAND LEWIS AND CLARK CLARKEXPOSITION CLARKEXPOSITION CLARKEXPOSITION EXPOSITION EXPOSITIONvia via viaUNION viaUNIONPACIFIC va vaUNION UNION UNIONPACIFIC PACIFIC PACIFICmle i 200 miles mle along nfolr the beautiful beautifulColumbia bautifl bautiflCulumbln beautifulColumbia Columbia River and a acbanco aclu1eo achance chance to visit visitYELLOWSTONE vtsllYELLoaJSTONE visitYELLOWSTONE clu1eo YELLOWSTONE PARK PARKTickets PARKEn r rED ED Route RouteTickets J JTickts I IRETURN Tickets Tickts good aoo to toRETURN toI I RETURN THROUGH CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIAInquire CALFOIII CALFOIIIIDCUIO Inquire IDCUIO of ofRTENBROECKG ofRTENBROECKG RTENBROECKG R E EA A 1 207 Broadway New York City CitySMUGGLING Cit CitySJIIUGGLING t tl ttl l tl tlSUUGGL1O SMUGGLING SUUGGL1O ON TANK T AVI BOATSSumatra BOATS Yu YuSumatra t tlumatra Sumatra Tobacco liusiness Business at Standard StandardOils Sianda StandardOils lumatra TobaNo Oils 011 Lonely Lontl Bayonne Wharves WharvesThe Ulatl WharvesThe jl jlThe The seizure lzure of twentyseven bales blee of ofSumatra ofSumatra Sumatra Sumatr tobacco tobo In a house in Bayonne Bayonneon f i ion on Saturday boa bi brought to light lght the ex extenaivo eX7i oxtenslvo tenaivo tenlve Stury smuggling mugglng 6f f tobacco tobcoo that thath hasv hasvbeen his e 1 1been been bn going on o in connection connecton with the tramp trampsteamers trmp trmpIttamer trampsteamers 11 11bn steamers Ittamer that ply to the Standard Standar Oil 01 piers pierstaken plf piersThe w wThetoboco Thetoboco The tobacco R17d seized on Saturday tury had bn been beentaken JJ taken to the th house in Bayonne Byonne from the Gerj Gerjman Ger tIer1man m mmn man mn tank Dlamant Dimant in from Antwerp Antwer It Itis Itis Itis is known k kn9wn wn by tho customs CUltom officers ofcr om ers that in innearly Innerly innearlj nearly nerly a score of oasos ottempt oasosattempth attempta many of ofthem ofthem 1 1them them successful RUcful have been bn made me to smuggte smug smuggle gle in tobacco tobc on the tanks tank plying plyig between betweenBayonne botwen botwenByonne betweenBayonne Bayonne Byonne and foreign forign ports portsThe por ft ftThe The tobacco tobcc seized seiz on Saturday Sturday was WA worth worthsession worh worhabout i iabout about 2000 Th The woman in who whose p plon pee peesession session lon It was wa found is I believed hl eyed to have havftbeen hve havebeen been ben implicated Implcttd In previous smuggling smugglingexploits smuil smUgglIngexploits exploits The Th quantity of tobacco tobccowuIO tobccowuIOlarg was so solargo 1 1large largo larg that the authorities authorltO believe boleve thatthe thatthemaster that the themter themaster master mter of the vessel veel should Ihould havo been beenaware beenaware I Iaware aware of its It I importation Under the stat statutes ltatUtl statutos utes Utl the Collector Clector may institute Intiute proceed proceedof procd procdInI proceedings InI ings alnlnt against th thQ mlter master for the rsoover recovery i iof of a fine fne equal to the appraised value ofth of ofthe ofthe the th goods good together tgthr with a penalty of 10 100 100for 100for for having hving landed lande the goods goo The authori authorities autbor 1 1ties ties te may my also al o hold the th vessel vefel Itself Iself for thai thaipayment tbepayment thepayment payment of the penalties penalte On a previous previousoccasion prevoul prevouloOlon previousoccasion occasion oOlon the Standard Stadard Oil 01 Company Cmpany was wasinformed W WInone wasInformed informed Inone and promised promed to do everything everythingin everhg everhgIn in its power to prevent further fu rtber smuggling smugglingare smugglng smugglngThe The Standard 01 Oil works at ByonJ Bayonne e eare are Isolated and most mot of the smuggled smuggledgoods smuggld smuggldgoo smuggledgoods goods iolatd have been bn taken takCn off the th tank bot boat boatand boatat at goo night In sml small bt beats The t tanks cm coma comain In wth with a mnlNt manifest showing bllt ballast ony onyand only J Jand and it has h boon bon difficult dlncult for the authorities authoritiesto authoQtN authoQtNto to get at the th real rl state of affaire aalr A de dethe deterined dotermined terined termined gt efort effort t is to b be made to brak break up upthe upthe the practise practiseLIGHTER practie practieLIHTER practiseLIGHTER LIGHTER LIHTER CAPSIZES CAPSIZEI TUG TUGSptHi TUGSpli TUGSpilli SptHi Spli Five Men I n Off or the Battery Blt r and Plek PickThem Picks PicksThem I INew Them TNn Up UpNew UpYew New York Central lighter 15 while whie round rounding roundIns roundtag Ins the Battery Batter yesterday yeterday morning moring bound boundup boud boudup boundup up the East Et River overhauled the the54 54 5 foot fot tujr tujrRobert tt ttRbrt ug ugRobert Robert White bumping her hard on th thport the thport J Jpor Rbrt port quarter quarr The Te wash wlh of the lighter lighterand lghtr lghtrad lighterand por much for the tiny tinytug tinytug ad and the bump were wer too t ty tytug tug and she keeled keled to starboard stb filled filledand fine filledand and went down Capt Frank Sinclair SinclairEngineer Slno1r Slno1rEngeer SinclairEngineer Engineer AE A E Parks and three thre other men menaboard men menabrd menaboard Engeer aboard the tug Including a a friend of the theskipper tbeaklppr theskipper abrd skipper jumped overboard overbr Capt Davis Davisof Dav1 l lof aklppr of the lighter lghtr jumpd rescued rOlced all al hands hand seine amuor amuorwhom of ofwhom ofwhom whom were wer slightly 11ghty hurt Wreckers WrckeJ8tr started startedto to raise rais the tug yesterday 10rday afternoon 4 LOW LOVVFOR RATES RATESFOR FOR ROUND TRIP TRIPON TRIPON TRIPON I ON SALE S E EVERY EVRY DAY FROM FROMJ FROMMY FROMAy J MAY MY Ay 23 TO SEPTEMBER 30 30TO 30TTEE 1 1 1TOTHE TO TOTHE TOTHELewis TTEE TTEELewis THE THELewis Lewis Clark Exposition ExpositionVIA Ji JiVI VIA VI VIATKE VIATKEGreat THE THEGreat TH Great Northern Railway RailwayTHE Raiway j jTHE i iITHCOMORTABL ITHCOMORTABL THE COMFORTABLE WAY WAYFor WAYJor WAYor For Jor or Rate or o Detailed Dele Information Jnformtoa Call Cal on 01 or o Address AddressW Adcel d W M towels General DnerIFlem Eutern S J Ellison EtAOD General Genfrl Agent Pas Pastaasenter Pa Pa PaIauefl5er taasenter J enler Lwre Arenv Arl A5 ISO i3 iTudemlal prdeotla emcee 8nler ucpatliiirnl 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deatreprder prder prices throurh bioueb10ur rour newsdealer or of Tna ui 8CM 1 1Nassau 110 110Nu If f Nassau street streetPublUbedbr streeti Iree IreePublL i PublUbedbr PublL ftbItstd is by TheBun nIo rt su Prlnttnt r1nUoADd and Pnbllstln PnbllstlnAssodsUoBst P1Ibl PubftabirI lo loAuocIUIII I AssodsUoBst e 170 t70NMAU Nauau street atrectiAtbI lre rlnlhs 1n lb Ooroui Oorouift itOroUIfit OtoUrb OtoUrbpr fit ft Manhattan Nsw York YorkIt YorkIf 1 It j IV f trltnti jrfnIdIIM who famr yipU U f manuifrtpfs alu t tMkctttnictth for forfIIbUt 1I I Mkctttnictth fIIbUt IIIO to h harrieCkJ Mri rlrl1 riticlet lld arttflii fI rthjnwd u ljtt ljtt1l1li inSd w wtuttnaUcam thjpisiUMaCaJ4SHndaamPIIOYh4dPIPO3l jpisiUMaCaJ4SHndaamPIIOYh4dPIPO3l jpisiUMaCaJ4SHndaamPIIOYh4dPIPO3lC 1l1li tuttnaUcam IJI III lint ind ttamtitortlut stompor UJi piirpow piirpowSome pljrJIOIISome c C c Some Fetlnent pejttnent Pejtlneflt Queitlons QueitlonsPrjpr QueltioOIrrtqr Questlouijrjqr Prjpr tP o his 1e contemplated adjourn adjournment adJournment adjourime ment me to Japan the land landot of real s estate estatelE estatelEvttmdnta In Investmetite inve vestmetite ve tmlft1ts Mr EDWABP I IL 1 HARRIMAJ HARRIMAJhas HArUUMAbaa AIUUlA AIUUlAbaa baa given to tho publio a atonn formal l state statement state statement statcmont ment of his relation to the affairs of thEqultabte th thEquitable the theEquitable Equitable Insurance company It con contains contains contalna tains this th1 paragraph paragraphThen 1 a Then j ls nothing to ti the Union Psdflo Preferrei Preferre PreferreStock PreferredlIto i Stock lIto k Syndlcste that can be crtttdied An Aupoituzalty ot otponunltrVas opponunll ponunltrVas ponunll WII availed ot o by b Mr Un Uroalo U1VI to Join mj mjaelt mydl mtae1 aelt dl and taaoclstes I In the acquUltlon eqUIattO of Union UnloPsdflo UnionPaclAo 4 Psdflo preferred slock on a favorable basts There Theiwas Therewu ThetproAt was no profit or advantage to anr III ny one member membeof memberor of th the tmdlcat over mother and neither th thEqultabl Ihe IheEqulllble UI1qultibiS Equltabl nor no anr an of It lea allied companies or anciii an anon any anyoli to In any way WI aid 1 1financial In InAnIDC Iflnincbg on oli ciii els eIet etivU wa WU ever ver requested financial II th 1 thi nndlCle nndlCleSlooeMr mdlc ie ieSince 4 Since SlooeMr Mr HABRTMAN is In the thef moot mootfor mood moodfor f for explaining will ho have the goodness goodnesibefore goodnesslfore goodneseforo before his h1 departure to answer these thesiquestions theseqUestiODS thosqut1ons questions questionsDoes qut1onsDo qUestiODSDoee Does Do ho assort as be seems to toMr thaMr that thatMr Mr Mr limEs subscription was purely pureljpersonal purelyrson purolpisonA personal rson l and had nothlngto do whateVer what whaterer 1 ever eVer with tho Equitable We do no nofall not notfl noi i fall fl U to observe that In I this thi nsscrtloi nsscrtloiMr osserlon osserlonM os8ertIOMr I Mr HABBIMAN HARBAN Is l supported suppored with ith groa groaemphasis grat gratemphi gronenphaIs M emphasis emphi and unmistakable umitakble tcchnica tcchnicatrength techcl techclt tcchnlcotrepgtI trength t by y his hi colleague coleage and associate associateAir loclate loclateMJACO associatez Air MJACO z g JACOB H SCHIFP Nevertheless Neverthelesswe Nevertheles NeverthelesW we W e reiterate nMert our ou question questionWas queton quetonWa questionWas Was Wa not the stock stoc issued Isued In the name namiof nameoug namI I of young oug Mr HYDE for the reason ron that thaIf theit If it were wer in I tho name nae of the Equitable Equitble i icould It Itcud 2 could 1 not bo b sold and mado what the thiStock thestk thStock cud Stock stk Exchange Echang calls cl a I good delivery deliverywithout delver deliveryiQlthout Wthout without the e formality fonaity of a formal forma voti votiof vot voto of 0 the board boar of directors dirctcnln in authorizatioi authorizatioiof authorzaton authorzatonof of sold sad sole sae Was W It not solely on this thliaccount thisaCunt thEaccount account aCunt that it was wa made to stand std ii iiMr In InM iiMr Mr M JAMES JAUs H HYDES name nae And wai wainot WI WInot wanpt not this th fact as 1 well wel known to Mr Ir HARRI HARRIMAN HRRI HRRIM HnniMAN MAN M and to Mr SCIIIFF SCHI as I it was WI to Mr MrHYDE MriYDB MrI I HYDE iYDB himself and likewise lkewie to t Mr JAMES JAMESty1 JAMESNDER JAIEY ty1 Y ALEXANDERWhat ALEXANDER ALZXNDEBwhat NDER I What Wt was WI the reason raon which actuatec actuatecMr actuatd actuatdM actuatetIt It Mr M SCHIFF ScF in refusing rfuing when recentlj recentljrequested rcnty rcntyuet reoent1requested requested uet by the new authority authorty in I the thiEquitable theEqwtble thlI I iL Equitable Eqwtble to t do so to transfer the steelso steel stociIt It 10 so i standing stdg In the name nae of Mr lt JMElt JAMES JAMEIH JAMESH t H HYDE to the Equitable its t actual actuaowner actualower 1 owner ower Was WI it simply because bcaue the thimembers themebr thmomber members mebr of the syndicate jydcat had h modi modian nuzdian rne rneament an agreement ament to hold the stock for five fiveyears fve fveyeWI fivIeam years yeWI eam Was it on that technicalitj technicalitjalone techclty techcltywone technicalitIlIODO alone that Mr SCHIFP SCHI based bae his h refusal refusalof refua refusalor of or was a it itor for the wholly wholy irrelevant irlevat reasor reasorthat raon raontt reasorthat that t to transfer trafer the stock to Its actual actualowners aotualwer actuaowners owners tt wer the Equitable Eutable would woud be b to t give givethe gve gvebe givithe the be lie U formal fona and unequivocal ueuvoc to t Mr MrBCHOTB Mr8s Mrcnizrs BCHOTB 8s and Mr HARBIMANS HARRINS oft re repeated r rp ropeaLed peaLed statement stmet that the Equitable Equitablewas Equtable EqutableW8 i p was W8 never nevrlvolve Involved In the pool in Union UnlorI UnloiPacific UnionPao I Pacific Pao preferred preferredis prferr is I it untrue untr that tht the money oner of the thepqlicyholders thepl thepolicyholders policyholders pl hlder of tho Equitable was WI ever eveiuiied everm eveIn uiied In m a speculative spctve agreement agement to tie te up uptlie up upstok u uthe the stock stok of the Union Pacific PacUo road rad IE IEorder I Irorder order orer to fortify foriy Mr EDWABD EDWAD H HARe HARRIMAN HARe114N HARR MAN M In Ih his lil control contrl of that property propertyFinally prpry prpryFly propertyFinal1y Finally Fly is I not the statement statment that thatneither thatnltherthe thaii i neither nltherthe the Equitable Equtble nor any ay of He Heallied lieplled It allied companies cmpl or any anyon ono else ele was wasever wasever a aeyr ever Ped requested rquet to t in any ny way old ad in infinancing infog ini i eyr financing fog the syndlcateris sydlctl not this thisptfttement thl this1cc 1cc ptfttement hood hoodMay fttmnt hO hoodMay a deliberate delbrte and wilful wiu false falsehood fale falehO falsehood May My wo absolve absolv ourselves ouelves from frm the ob obligation obl l ligation Dpton of giving gtlog any greater gater credence crence to toany toi toany i any ay other her statement sftment in i Mr HARRIMANS HARRIMANSfjoclaratlon HARRIMAS HARRIMASf HAnnIMI1eclaraUon fjoclaratlon 1eclaraUon cton than th wo find fnd It possible poible to tocceord tocr toI I T f cceord cr to the one to which we have justadverted just justadverted Justadye adverted advertedTbe adye advertedThe The President and the MinersThe Miners MinersThe 1llner 1llnerTe The Te agreement agrment which terminated trat th thanthracite the theathrct theI I 5 anthracite athrct coal coa strike strke of 1902 102 expires expir o oApril on onprll onApril April prll 11906 1 10 1906 At the annual anual meeting metlog ol olthe ofho of ofi the i ho eUpl United Mine Workers Wokcl last January Januarjplans Januaryplans plans pl were er considered co lder and a movement movementset movementBet set on foot for a general g nerlstrke strike should tho thoterms thofen theIeruIa terms fen to be demanded deided next April pr bo borefused berefused refused fe by tho mine mne owners owner For soy several Bever soy1t 1t eral er weeks wek JOHN JOH MITCHELL MITCHEL has hl been beenbusy ben beni beenbusy i busy buy organizing orag his hi forces for rounding rudlg up uptho upte uptho tho te many my operatives opratve who have strayed strayedfrom stryed stryedIJm strayedll ll from IJm their elr unions uOD and ad securing securlg a de dewbich defen detense tense fen fiiy4 I d Tho Te agmnts agreements under underwhich 11 which be bituminous bitumou mining mtng is I carried ced cedo on onalso onI also the first of next I o expire on flt nex April AprilThe Anr Aprili i The 1e leaders leers of tho bituminous bltunnoU miners minersare mer mInorsItt l lj j Itt are Blkewle likewise engaged enggd in considering coniders tho thoterms thortr theterms rtr terms of now no agreements agreementsThq agrment agreementsR R Thq Tgpew flows despatches eptche of Monday an announced anij a ij nou nounced that tht arrangements argment were wer being beingmade bl beingIT IT made mo for a general gnerl eneraI strike strke by both bothbranches boUf bot botbranches f branches brce of the industry ldutr within wihi the nexttwo next nexttwoOr Rtoor twoOr two or three thr months month in order orer to fore forestall lor forec f c stall t a general gnerllockolt lockout by the he anthracite anthradtet athrcit anthraciteoperators JV t operators oprt r The Te despatches depatche of Tuesday Tuesdaycontained Tueday Tuedayj TuesdayJI j JI je contained cn a somewhat Indefinite lndeflldenlal lndeflldenlalbYJo denial denialby denialby by bYJo JOHN MITCHELL MIE of the reports rpr of the thepreceding theprlg theprecdIng preceding prlg day While Whlo an extensive extensiveprobable extensholtrke exteasivostrike ltrke strike next sprnl spripg is t p0slble possible I If not notprobable t W probable pr ble it is inconceivable iiconcivable that either eitherr eitherm ti r minorsor m Jor operators oprator would assume asuor re reijBf respopalbility ijBf spopslbility ppJbUty for the precipitation prclpi tion of ofcn a amf ar mf r bonjlict cn during the life Ifo of the he agree agreeIMS agreew IMS ments mentsr rnentswe w r t WS W are ar unable uable to accept accpt the boastful bOUul bOUulldlrton boastfulI I Sir 7 declaration credited crdit to T L I LKWIS tho thoJBEP theViOOfles1dO JBEP ldlrton Vlooprwident Y mlce t of the United Unit Mine Work Worka Workors VorkO8 1 ors that the anthrcto anthracite and the bltuml bltumlnou bitumifoils a foils nou minors Dner are or to t join hands hand to I tho thoga thegreatest p greatest ga strike strik the world ord has ha ever known knownS ko S to o be b called cale within wihn two to months mont Such Sucha Ik a step stp would mild bo bsucdal bsucdalTho be8uicidal be8uicidalThe suicidal suicidalTlio The United Unt Mine Mo Workers Worke if i they theyill theycoud theyS S coud could raly really uie unite contute constitute a monopoly monopolyi monopolymore i more mgr dangerous dalgrou to society than any anycombination ay ayiaUCn anycombination combination iaUCn of capital cpit now in I the field fieldIf feld feldJf fieldIf If ailwere all were er to quit and ad stay sty out qu for a year yearnoifmagination yearDQ yearno noifmagination DQ imagination can c conceive concive1bwo what hatwould would wouldliappen d dhppDB gton ill Ijhapperi hppDB liappen Biitsuch But t such ch a courss cur coureefbeyondnception fealmost I oot ootCi fbeyondnception It wouldbe Ci iondfnCpton I wou b pa pai C l i 4 4vent ventablo le by brte the th adoption aopton hr if the thept pi pifollowed ph phfollowed followed vent in trio recent rcnt toarnstersetril toarnstersetrilIn toamstore tattn stri striIn strike strikenClcago folowe In nClcago Chicago Students Studentf of f industrial lndushiAo lndushiAofot pp ppflloU colf1Iot flloU fot are generally generaly agreed in a convi convition conv convition tion ton that strikes Itrlkc arc ar exceedingly oxcodlngly rarewhich rare rarewhich ror in inwhich which all al or oven a majority of the pa patlclpante pr prticipant paticipants tlclpante ticipant leave their work voluntarily voluntarilywillingly voluntarilywillingly or orUUngly willingly By Jy full ful protection protettot to all al wl wldefiiro who whodclr wIdesire desire dclr to work the public publo may bo b pn pntooted prq prtooted tooted and a baslo b baaicprjnclplo oprlciplo principle of Industrl Industrlfreedom Indutrial Indutrialfredom irtdustrlfreedom freedom fredom may boefltablliflied bctablhed Of cours courstho coure courethe coursthe the tyranny tyrnny of a unionism tlonlm which drivi drivia drivC driva a man from tromhl his work against tlgalnt his ht will willas wn willOs I of h hwages hwages I Iwagct reduction as 1 Indefensible as t a the thf rducUon hi wages wagct to a starvation point by an ovo ovogreedy ovor ovorgeedy ovogreedy greedy geedy employer It I is i merely a quo quotlon que queton quotion tlon ton ofbeing ofblng robbed robbd by a hlghwaymt hlghwaymtor or by a aplckpockt aplckpocktSince pickpocket pickpocketSince pickpocketSince Since the conclusion of tho last llt anthn anthncito anthract anthriclt4 cito strike there has ha been a wide chan chanjih chanRi ct ih publio ptbUo trke opinion regarding broke brokeagreements brokenagreoment brokeagreements agreements agreoment il and ad the exactions exacton of lab labcunions labor labunions I Inlon unions nlon That experience did much 1 1open t I Iopen open the eyes eye of he e public to te Its rei reiposition r re reposition l lp0lon position p0lon In industrial J conflicts conict Tfi Tfipoint Thpoint TIpoint point has ha been emphasized emphllzeb by seven sevenlater severlater l lI later I tor experiences An appeal to tr trWhite the theWhite UWhito White House would encounter encountr less pi pitlence patence pitience tlence tence and less approval than If i dl dlthree did didthre d dthree three thre years ago agoOn agoOn agoOn On Aug 10 Mr ROOSEVEIT ROOSEVEI is i to ac acdress ad address nedress dress a meeting motng of the mlno workers workersWilkesbarro workersWiLkesbarro at atWUke1ae WUke1ae Wilkesbarro He will wi doubtless doubUol ure ureconciliation urge urgeconciaUon ur urconciliation conciliation conciaUon and an a amicable adjustmei adjustmeiof adjutment adjutmentof of dlfTorences dUernce Qn the off 01 chance ch nce the thetho that thatthe thithe the reports repor of a contemplated con mplated strike strke fc fcthis for forthi f fthis this thi fall ral are ar not without a foundatloi foundatloiIt It might not bo amiss ais for him to indicate indlcathla indicatehis indicalhI his hI personal and ad official ofca opinion of brokeagreements broke brokenagreement brokeagreements agreements agreement In view of tho fact fac that thata I Ia i a strike Is ordered orderd whether this tht fall tnl fallnoxt c cnoxt or ornext noxt spring thousands will wi be force forceto forcd forcdto forceto to participate parUcpate in it against againt their will vl an anwish and andWsh anwish wish Wsh Mr ROOSEVELt ROOSEYEJ might remind h hWllkesbarre hi hWilkeabarre Wllkesbarre Wlkebare audience of what ho sal salIn said saidIn salIn In his hi message mesage of December 1003Evor 1003Evorman l03Every l03Everyman 1003 Ever Everman man must mUt bo guaranteed gaanterd his liberty lberty an anhis and andhis anhis his right rght to do aa I he likes lkes with his hl prop property property proserty erty or his hi labor so long as a he does no noinfringe not notinfrnge ncinfringe infringe infrnge the rights right of others others1A A serious disturbance d turbance In n the coal re regions region regloria gloria gion is even more than probable 1 1may I Imay may come ome this th year yea or it may iay come nei neiyear nest nestyear neiyear year By his hl course coure in the earlier earler Strug Struggle Btn Btngb trg trggle gle gb and by consenting conenUng to address addres th thminers the theminer thminers miners miner Mr ROOSEVEIT ROOSEVEI stands stnds cornmitted com commltted committed mitted to Its It processes proceses In a way whlc whlcthe whch whchthe whicthe the publio publo will wi watch with witblntret witblntret11r Interest InterestWhy interestlThy Why Mr 11r Balfour Da tour Clings to Office OfficeIt It will wi be b remembered remembr that who whethe when whenthe whothe the Balfour Baiour Government was wa beate beatelost batn batnlt beatelast lost week wek by a few votes yote on a divisio divisioin diVion diVionin in which only ony about twothirds twothrd of th thmembers the themember thmembers members member took port pat the House Houe of Com Commons Cm Cmmon Cornmona mona mon adjourned to givo the Minister Ministertime Minter Ministertime tme time to consider what course coure they would woulipursue wouldpurue woulpursue purue pursue They might resign reign or the themight they theymIght themight might disolve dissolve Parliament Parlament or by sum summoning summonng summoning moning monng their supporters supporter and ad showlnthat showln ehowlngth how1n1that th that they still stl commanded comade a large lig major majortty mlJor mlJorIty majorIt7 tty they tey might prove their thei right rght ti ticling to toclng t tcling cling clng to office of Thero are ae precedent precedentfor prcdent for every eyer one of these thee modes mode of pro procedure pr prcur procedure cedure and ad until unt Mr BALKOUR B rur0e rur0eon roe rosipn roeon cur pn on Monday to announce announc his h intentloi intentloinobody lntpton lntptonnoby inteutloinobody nobody noby outside of the ministerial minitra circli circliseems crle crlesem clrclseems sem seems to have known kown what would bt btdone bclone done What Wat he said sad was wa Jy JI eyis eyisti 8i siis siisgr J ti reste rte and ad his hi power was wa demon demonstrated demonstrt demonttrated strt strated by an a array aay of followers folowe which whichhad wWc whichhad h had there been bn an occasion occaion for counting countingthem ountng ountngthem oountin oountinthem them would have given give him h it is i com computed cm cmput coniputed put puted a majority maJortyot of at least let ninety ninetyIn nnety nnetyIn In a spite spit therefore therefor of repeated rept Victoria Victoriait it byelections byleton the te Opposition Opp0lton is i help helplees helpe6s 108 lees e6s so for fa as a the present prent House Houe of Com Commons Cm Cmmon Cornnons mon mons is i concerned ooncre The Liberals Lber ma marage may mayrge marage rge rage and the Nationalists NaUoDa t imagine iagine i irain a avain irain rain thing but the Unionists Unonits will wi govert govertthe goveriho the British Brtih Empire Empir for at least let anpthei anptheitwelvemonth aother aothertwelvemonth anotheiwelvemonth twelvemonth So Sc for fa f indeed indca as the thilaw thelaw thlaw law law aw is i concerned concre they can c stay sty In ofllct ofllctuntil officiintli untl until the autumn of 1007 107 But Lorc3aacoNsriELD Lore LoreBEACOXSFIELD Lrd LrdBECONSFEL BECONSFEL BEACOXSFIELD in 1880 18 dissolved diolve Parlia Parliament Pala Palament Parlianent ment ment a I year before the close doo of the statu statutory statutory statuory tory term trm and ad it is taken taen for granteclint grantee granteeihat that his hi example exaple will wil bo followed followedWhat foloWe followedWhat What is I the real reason reon for Mr BAL BALFOURS B BFouns Bxrouns FOURS clinging cUging to office of offi e The lossoi lossoif lcon lconof of f the byelections byelecton is i as a easily eaiy read rea b baim by byhl b3un of his Hi Hinust Ho Homut HInust hl aim as a by any ay bi opponents opponent what Mr CHAMBERLAIN CHAMBERLAINJOB mut nust recognize rcogize CIMERLN CIMERLNha ha JOB publicly publoly acknowledged ackowledge that the thijistallatlon theitton thlnstallation itton jistallatlon of a Liberal Qovernmen Qovernmens Goverent Goverentis is s almost amot certain certin to be tho outcome o ohe of ofthe oho the he next next general appeal to the con constituencies constuencie contituencles stuencie stituencies While Whie admitting admittng the likelt likeltlood lkel likelliood hoo lood of defeat however Mr CHAM CHAM3ERLA1N CUA CUABERL CuAtIEBLAm 3ERLA1N has h always Insisted iit that the therlumph th thriumph thtriumph BERL away triumph of the Liberals Llb ral would be b a alao brlej brlejno brief briefone one no and that tha a I second secnd general genera electioi electioiwould electon electonwould electio electiocould would give the Unionists Unonit who by thaime thai thattie thaiirne tie irne me he takes tae for granted rnt would be beonvcrted beconverd beonverted converd onvcrted to a preferential preferentI tariff tri foi foihe forthe foihe the he colonies colone a firm fr loose lel0 of power From Frorshis Fromhls Fromthi thi his assumption lupUon the obvious l1viou deduction deductiorvas deducion deducionwa wa vas that thot the sooner a dissolution disoluton ol olho of ofthe olho the ho present prent Parliament Parlament should come the theletter thebettr theIetter bettr letter For For a tune tle Mr CHAMBERLAIK CHAMBERLAIKlid CImERLIN CImERLINdd dd lid not hesitate heitt to draw that inference inferencemt inferencebut but mt now he confesses cnfese frankly rrnkly that he helas heh hets h las changed change his h mind and concurs concr with withJr withMr withIr Mr Jr Ir BALFOUR BALFOU in favoring an a indefinite indefinitelostponement Indefiniteostponement potponement lostponement of an appeal appea to the judg judghent Judgment judgtent tent of the country countryThere cuntr countryThere There Ther is I at least leat one disinterested disinterestedmd md avowablo motive motve for Mr 1lr BALFOURE BALFOUREefusal BALFOURSrfua BLrouasefusal efusal to surrender sUende oflce at this time timehe timehe me meThe rfua The he cordial coriai understanding undertding otce brought broughtbout broughtabout broughtbout bout between btwon England Englad and ad France anc b bjord by byLr byord jord LANSDOWXK on the one band andy and andty andbyM Lr LNBDWR byM ty M DELCABS DELA8St on the te other has ha al aleady already aleady eady lost one of its it promoter promotf and andould andcouid andould couid ould scarcely scrc ly afford alor to lose loe the other otherf otherI I f I a result rsult of he interview between betweenVILUAM betweenWILLAM betweenTIIuA1 WILLAM VILUAM H I and Nionous NIO OLB II I should shouldie lhould lhouldb houId houIde b ie a revival rviv i of of the combination combinatotbtwon combinatotbtwonRUlla between betweenluRsin betweenussia RUlla luRsin Germany Genany and France which whichlisted whichexit whichrEsted exit listed for a brief period perod in 1885 18S and andrhich andwhloh andhich rhich extorted from Japan the retro retroess retrossIon extored csion ess ssIon ion of the Ltaotung Laotu g peninsula penlnut Eng Enguid Engld Engaid ld aid manifestly maniety would be isolated iolate so soar sofar soLr far ar as 1 Europe is t concerned concrne it might mighthen mighthen mighten hen en become for her a matter mater of vital vitalnoment vitalloment moment to enter entr Into closer cloer relations relationsrlth rlBtoM rlBtoMwith relationsrith with Japan Jnpln than those thoe which are de deined doned fned ned by 1 l the lheprcnt present alliance lnce There Ther isrnico is iscarccly t SCcc carccly rnico y any doubt that Prime Pre Minister MinisterlALForaand Mlitr MlitrBALFOU MinisterLLYOI7B BALFOU lALForaand LLYOI7B ad and the present prentScrt Secretary for forforeign rorForlg fororeign Forlg foreign Affairs Afars Lord Lr LNBDO LANSDOWNE havo havoioth havobth havooth ioth the wish wh and ad tho ability ablty to t tighten tightenhe tghtn tghtnthe the he ties connecting the two island ie tc conetng ild em emIres emplrc emirc plrc Ires irc but it Is I by no means mcr certain orU that thatLiberal thatn thatLiberal Liberal Government would woulda n Libral Qoerment pursue pursuesimilar pursuesimilar a similar simiar course coure In 1805 185 Lord Lr ROSE ROSEERT ROSEER RosEER ERT ER declined declne it is i true trc to tko part partrlth partith with rlth Russia Ruia Oenan Germany Geran and d trance raneo in inddreesing inaddels inidreesing addels ddreesing a an ultimatum ultlam to t pan aponut panirt but ut on th9Jjother te thethcr eb hand he refrained rfraied rfraiedI refrained fa I from MyJQC vbIg t tt 1It In Jt ttemp o po ooe ooethe i iBritlfh the MIkdowpuld be opposed y ci cirItiab Britlfh Srtb fleet I It II to IJnlyl Iaonlyl only In Liberal Lberren Lberrenpap Liberal rie riepapers nei neipapers papers pap lmorover moreover that we 0 reed rea objetlons obje obJ9tlons tlons Uon to England entering entring Intoanymo Intoanymointimate Into any aymor mo mointimate intimate inUmte association Ioclaton with l h Japan than t tpresent tl tlpresent Jo Jopr00nt pr00nt present treaty tratyca1e calls for and only fro frotho Irom Iromthe frathe the some soo quarter Is heard hea any crltlpls crltlplson ortp1em ortp1emon crItIison on the AngloFrench AngloFrench quarr entente It Itqulto 1t1 1t1quite v Is Isquit quite quit conceivable that as a patrl patrlhaving patrot patrothaving patnihaving having his hlountr countrys security I urtl at heai heaiMr heaiMr ear Mr BALFODB may Joorri it his hl dutyretain duty dtyretain t retain retin ALrou office ofc Impossible i lay p0lb eet until uq l the he unde undestanding pqder pqderstnding rde rdestanding standing stnding with France Franc ha hi baa been ben solid solidfled Bolidfled oUdl oUdlfed fled fed and until the th existing extls alliance m wl1 wl1Japan with withJapan i iJapan Japan has ha been renewed or tightenedTherp tightened tgh tIghten4There p pTh rnoe There Th r ia another anolier 1ej and d a raelanohol raelanoholreasorj ml mlanoiolrens oly olyraol reasorj rens q for J ti tne lo change J In InMr Sir CnA CHAMIJEI CHAMIJEILAIHB CJLUSIER CJLUSIERWINS i iLAINS WINS raol attitude atttude toward twar a dlssolutlc dlssolutlcof d1e oluUon oluUonof of Parliament He H no longer wishes lih ishee isheeprecipitate 1 1precipitate t tprcpltate Parlaent t tfears be berear I Ifears precipitate prcpltate general a ag merl election elecl p because bco fears rear that his h own ow publio pu Uo life fe is i drat drating dr drng r rig ing ig ng near nea tat a close c His L first f tprt preferetrtii preferetrtiitariff iefertar1ff e H Htrif tariff trif ar1ff Cpag campaign Is a failure faue and ad he hehardly en enhardly cn cnhrly hardly hrly look forward lora tc k t conductln conductlnanother condtcUni conduotiranother another Why Wy should ih9uld he l desire celr to o tui tuihla ty tyhi tqhi hla hi hi oter eon Bon out of f theChanoellorshlp dioPCaOi the nhlp of otthe ottheExchquer tr trExchequer tiExchequer Exchequer when he h cat c can no longer n er loo looforward look looklorard Iccforward forward lorard with wth r confidence oondence to roplacln roplaclnhim replaolngWm roptacirhim him in that office ofc after aftr a Liberal Lbral Goven Govenment Gover Goverment Goveriment ment shall shal have enjoyed enjoye a short shor tenui tenuiof unure unureof tenuof of power It Is I possible posslble indeed indee thi thiMr tht thtMr tisMr Mr AVSTL CHAMBERLAIN MERLIN will wi agal agalbe aialn aialnbe aga agabe be a Minister Minlt r but bu we 0 doubt if his b fath fathexpects f fathexpects tier tierexpects expects to t witness witnes that tb event eventThe eventThe eventThe The Irish Nationalist Natlona1 have cause ue t tregret trgr I Iregret regret rgr t Mr Irh r B QAJtn ApFOtmfl opa B refusal ff lal to dissoliParliament dtssoh dtssohParliament dlolo dloloPalaent Parliament Palaent for the Premier will wt no nohave now nowhave nohave have time to puh push the Redlstrlbutlo Redlstrlbutloof Re ltributon ltributonof of Seats bll bil which of course I la L ainuat alme almeat at the Home Rulers Ruler Mr lfr Joasf JOB E IL RBI RBIMONO RI Rt3MOD MONO may may be able however to t offc offcso orer 80 much obstruction obtrcUon to Parliaments Parliamentsbusiness Panliasnentatbusiness business buie that the Opvernment Goverment will wllbe wllbeglad b bglad t tglad glad to buy peace peace by renouncing rono no g th thobnoxious tbe tbeobnoxloU tiobnoxious obnoxious obnoxloU treasure treasureA neuureA e re reA A A Practical ractcal University UniversityIn Vnlyrl VnlyrlIn In a collection colecUon of reports rpor from th thcolleges te teooleg LIcolleges colleges ooleg of Great Britain Britn recently rcnty putllshed put publihe palIlahed llshed lihe In I an English Egilh magazine m galne one fro frorBirmingham from fromBirlgha froBirmingham Birmingham Birlgha UniversityIn nlvenlt n the th city th the theis h i iis t is noted note forita forit for its progressiveness pr elveness in mod Mmocernizing modernlzlng modernizing ernizing Its It nstitutions nttuton notes po that th thschool tbe tbeschool tIschool school of brewing brwlog is i making mkl very ver sati eath eathfactory atta attafactory factory progress progr and ad is I now in i a moe moeflourishing mot motfourhng inceflourishing condition conditionThis conditionThis flourishing fourhng cnditon cnditonThi This Thi useful eful department deparmnt of the te uni univerelty univerity un unvarsity varsity verity runs rn no DO risk rkof of o being bing dropped dpp fclack fo folack for forlack lack of thq necessary necsar funds fud for its it sup support au auport port por It I enjoys enjoy the solid sold and generou generoubacking gner generotbacking backing of the Birmingham Blnnlngha and ad Mid Midland Midland Midlad land lad Counties Cute Wholesale Woleao Brewers Brer As Assoclatlon Assoclatonto A Asociation soclatlon soclatonto to which It is I indebted indebt for it itbuildings ls lsbuildig Itbuildings buildings buildig and an equipment in I addltloi addltloito adlon adlonto to the te current curnt expenses eXpDSe of maintenance maintenanceNo mtnace mtnaceNo No part pa of the university uiverity income lome eithe eithefrom elher elherfrom eltbefrom from endowment funds fud or from the te Gov Goveminent Goverment Gocernment eminent erment grant grt has ha been bon taxed te for th thestablishment tho thoestbllhent thestablishment establishment estbllhent or for the support IUpppr of thi thischool thi thischool school schoolSixtyseven schoolSixtyseven coo cooSixtyeven Sixtyseven pupils pupil have been ba gnldu gnlduated gu guatd grdduated ated atd from frm its it courses cQursc and new ones one ar arcorning arcoxnlpg corning In even from the to distant htt colpnie colpnieof cot colohieof of cODtG the te British Brth Empire Empir The Te manager managerhave managerhave have hve recently reenty visited iit similar simlar Institution Institutionof of the higher Jgher education eucton on on the Contl Contlnent Cnt Continent nent in I Ghent Gtent Berlin Br Vienna VieiaMU1cb VieiaMU1cbd Munlcl Munlcland MunLcand and d Paris Par and ad the Birmingham Birmngh schoo schoowill scool scoolwi echocwill will wi reap rap the benefit bneft of their experieno experienoand experienoand and ad observations oberaton in i new new and ad additionsequlpmei additions additionsequipment equipment equpmept and ad In a reorganization rorpton o othe of ofte oUe the curriculum curriculumThus curriculumThus te urcum urcumTu Thus Tu the te university Uvelly ceases ce ceaa to t be b bething i ithing a athing thing aloof aoC from the affairs aar of evoryda evorydalife evrday evrdayUe evorydaUfo life Ue It draws drws very ver close cl0e to t the te ploix ploixand pl plaliand and practical prctcal working workin world worldInternational worldlaternatoaal worldInternational International laternatoaal Cricket CricketTha Crcket CrcketT CricketThe The T Marylebone MllleOne Cricket Crckt Club Cub of Lon London Indon n ndon don don which wWc began bg its Itstou tour in this t countr countron countron on Tuesday Teay by defeating defeatg the Gentleme Gentlemeof Getemen Getemenof of Philadelphia PhDdelpha Is i the oldest oldet and ad moefamous most mot motfaou mostfamous faou famous cricket crcket organization orgizton in I the world worldWith word wordWith worldWith With more than a century cntur and a half ha o ohistory 01 01hr 01 01history hr history behind bhind it its prestige prtge is I pro proeminent pr proeminent eminent emnent Its It rules rle as a originally orghialy modiby made me mebye madeby bye by the club and ad by It from time tm to time timiamended tme tmeande timesmended ande amended govern govr the te game ga wherever whervr i iis it itIs ii iiis is playedThe played playedThe plye The Te popularity ppulaty of cricket the e natlonagame natlona natioxniame gm game ame of England Egd In this thi country coutr It Itattested i is isstted attt attested by the large lrg number nubr of club clubLfl clubiIn I In Lfl various vrous ditrct distrlctB governed gvere by se seycraJ seycraJentra1 era eracentral central cntr organizations orgltor The Te game hoibeen hoi hasbeen bn been longest 10Dgt established etblihed and ad Is i mos mospopular m0t m0tpopulU mosi mosiopular populU popular in Philadelphia PhladelpWa In InNe New Yorl Yorlthe York Yorkthe YoLthe the Metropolitan Metrplt Cricket Crcket League Lago it itthe i ishe the he organization Then Thenare Therero tle most mQt prominent prmlent orPiut n Tem Temar ar are ro important imprat cricket crcket associations Iocaton it itMassachusetts in inMsachUctts liinssachusettn MsachUctts Massachusetts in i Chicago Cicago and ad in Call CaUforrila Cu Cufona Callrotnm fona forrila rotnm In the colleges coleg the game gae classet classetwith c1nas c1naswith wih with the minor sports spr the Inter Intercollegiate InterolIegIate Intr Intrcolagate colagate collegiate Cricket Crckt League lage comprisln comprislnthe comprlog comprlogthe the clubs cub of the University Univerity of Pennsyl Pennsylvonla Pennyl PennylYala Peansylranta Yala vonla Harvard Harr Cornell Crnel and Haverford Haverfordin lseror In in the intercollegiate association Intrlegate aiocaton n nidmissioc nadmloJ iq iqidmission admloJ idmissioc charges cbarg to games gme are allowed allowedcricket oloweq oloweqorcket allowe4 allowe4nicket orcket cricket being lng a gentlemans gntems game gme andaeh ant anteach and andearb earb each individual indvidual athlete athlet paying pyng his bl own owijxpeneos ownrxpenl owiiipenses rxpenl jxpeneos jxpeneosIn ipensesIn In 1889 189 the Gentlemen GeoteJen of Philadel Philadelphia Pbel Pbelphla Philadelhla phia hla visited viHcd England Engand Ireland Irlad and Scot Scotland 8c 8cand lad land Of twelve matches mtces played playe tour fouisyere tourwer fouryore wer yore won three thr lost lot and five fve tied te Th ThAmericans The ThoAmeric Theth2cricans Americ Americans scored 8cor 4360 36 runs r to to 173 wick wickets wickeu wicktts ets lost while whle the Britishers Brtlber made 481i 481iruns 4Old1Ins 6U 6UrDS eu lot mae rDS runs to t 100 10 l0t wickets wicket In 1891 a team ta cap captained capained tne tained by Lord Lr HAWEE HA B come oe here her de defeating doeating featg eating the Gentlemen OnUmen of Philadelphia Philadelphiimd PWlalphia PWlalphiaand md teams t In I Baltimore Batmor and adOc Chicago Chicagomd md Lad losing to the Gentlemen Gntemen of PhilIelphla Phil Philidelphia Phi Phin n idelphia lpha la a three thr days day game g gan by eight eightwickets eightwickets olghtrIckets wickets A game with a New York Yorkam Yorktam Yorkearn gme tam earn am resulted ruled In a draw drw Two To garn garnilayed games gamesalayed playe alayed in Canada Cada resulted rultd in easy eay vie vieories ve veo vieones ories o ones e for fortbe the Englishmen Eglhri Lord Lr HAWKS HAWKBbrought B HAWKSrought wiu wiubrough brough brought over another team tam in i ii isa isaehich 1894 1894which 18 whch which won three thr out of five fve games ges played playedthe plae playedhe the other two being blog drawn drawnThe drwn drwnTe drawnThe The Te popularity ppularity of cricket ickct In I America Americaias hl ias grown goWstUy steadily and adthe the tet t of r rwith gamps gampsrith gaznerith rith British Britih and ad colonial colonia clubs club has b been beenrequontly bn bnfrquenty beenrcquontly frquenty requontly sought soug as a a measure Jau of home homeirowess ho hotnerowees e eprOW0 prOW0 irowess In 1893 an a Australian Autraa team teamloyed tam tamplaye teamlayed playe loyed twice twce in Philadelphia Phlaelphla losing the fheirst theflt he heitct flt irst game gae and ad winning wning the second snd In InJoeton li liztoston Boton Joeton and ad Chicago Ccag th the ArjUpodoans ArjUpodoansron At Atwon won ron while whl In New York the te game was wasirawn rasrawn u udwD dwD irawn irawnThe rawn rawnThe dwDTe The Te Interesting ltrtg feature feu In I the record recordf 01 f 1895 185 is i the tour tou of the OxfordCam OxfordCambridge Oxora Oxorardg OxfordCamridge bridge team This team defeated the theilayers thelayers rdg t T t cef t to toplayen layers of New Ne York and d Canada C de deeated Io Iosated fe sated the Gentlemen Gentee of Philadelphia Philadelphiamoe la unc floe and ad lost lot to t them once and was waslofeated wasofeated dofete lofeated by the University of Penn Pennylvania Pennlva PennlvanIi ylvania lva lvanIi In the following year ye an anther anthor ther Australian Autr team t after ater aterIt winning we wea a 11 It but one of their tb gamea sa in the theEait theEaitr East r l ia tiitt1fo tiitt1foono n tJ r I Idi ono 1 rllitfMipt di I PhlUdelphan pli plififteen 1 laY laYfifteen Pi fifteen ff W f II game ainM ql qlIPdbt In EngUndi ql IPdbt of whl whlthey W whithey they won Y wo only two to Four game ga ire iredrawn wedrawn dra drawn and ad o tfiere ere ir0ro cr ero nine ln fl Jefeat lofeai lofeaiIn ea eaJn In the same e year an a English En Uh team ten w wa won wonSC wI a game SC in New N York Yor and ad another anotherPJiTladojphla t anotherlziladeIphIa her In Inllaeplla PJiTladojphla llaeplla and ad anc wa wu defeated defeatd in o ogome one oneBae agame game Bae bytho by the Gentlemen Gentemen of Phllodi Phllodiphla Phlacl Phlaclp PhIladphia la The the th Englla Engllamen Ezzgllsmen phla p following loUongyear year th Egllh Egllhn men n mado Te e alrooat 4hpo clean cal iwoep of tho thogames their theirhrmsix th thgain games gain here horp vinnlne six being loig pP nor norand none noned no noiz4 and d drawing hrmsix g two t In 1000 19 Haterfoi Haterfoiaont Haveror Haverfotsent sent tnt a Ipom l to t play in I England whliwon whlc whlcwon whqb whqbn won n threje thr three garnet I g1rn play lost 10t fpur and ad dre dreicven dr dreevon icven icvenIn evonIn vn vnIn In 19X31 1 1 on English gh team tam lost J oet t tq tqand garm garmand and ed won two t1Q la ia America Amrc Two TQ Th yea yeaijlater year yeaitcr jlater itcr r an n American App team ta from Irm Phllade Phlladephia PbUel PbUelp Philadephia phia p il played pare is in England Egad with wtb markcucoeas marko markosuccew mrke PUcc succew winning lmq leven out of fiftee fifteegames fftep fftepPf fifteegI21ee games Pf losing lon sir and ad drawing d ang twi twiThey twq twThey They Ty were wer defeated aelea by Marylebone Mryleb rleOre rg ne an anCambridge anCambridge Cambridge Cmbrdg the game gr with wth Oxford Oxor w wunflnlahed wa anl wi wij unflnlahed j eel on account of rain and pd o oof ox oxof of pioteama he teami they c defeated d feted J9 was ai Kei KeiCounty K Kthlp HetPqt1it County thlp whjcti vhlch la later er r In n the t yjsar f r ithis vl vlths rtslft rtslftthis this ths cjuntry c9u count and n made e a cle cle4 clen n svyee svyeein swecin weop weopin in four games gme r played playe mI Last Lt La t yearHavei yearHaveiford yea yearHaveford Haver Haverfor ford for played fifteen fften games gm in I England Englanwinning Englonwinning EnglandwmnKfve winning wmnKfve lar five andlosing ad and 10liK toel g two withelgl withelgldrawn wt with eIght eIghtdrownlath elgi elgidrawn drawn drownlath drownlathOf matches matchesOf Of between Canecand Canad Canadand thlrtyfllx games pme btwea Cda Cdaand and the United Unlt States Stte 8tat we have wo womore won wonmor wcmore more mor than twenty and ad several sever ba babeen havo havobn habeen been bn drawn drawnNot draw drawnNot Not fotonly only is I cricket crcket too expensive expensivegame exnivo expensivegame a agame game to t bo b in the th broad brad sense 80n popular popularbut ppur ppurbut popularbut but by b the ordinary orinr American Amrc it i is i vote voteslow yoteslow slow Even at that however ot otrecord our ourrecor otrecord record recor in international lnteratona contest contt is i b bno by byno 1 1no no means mean poor poorConsular por porCnsular poorConsular Consular Cnsular and Trade T e Report of July Julyquotes Julyquotes quotes quot SenafbrJuiis Sena Senator or JUL JULES S MEUN MWN pr of Frftnc Frftnca Fr ranc rancl Qe QeI l a recognized rognIzed authority in that country COUQi o oagricultural on onaJrcultura cagnioultural agricultural I aJrcultura and commercial comrn relal matterssaying matters I Isaying liacormeri mtt saying that theFrencboolbnleiiespeciall theFrencboolbnleiiespeciallIndoChlna the Frnlol French oolonlee re ePal ePalI pecIall pecIallIndoChlna ayngthat I IndoChlna doCn3 are a jde de open oPq markets arket fc fcAmerican for forA LiAmerican American A agricultural rclt ra tmpI implements 1pI rnent olt an anmachinery anmachinery orc machinery mhner and nd that well wel organized orgaz effort effortIn liferin In those tb e directions dt ehbuldresult Ib should uldrltJnlarel uldrltJnlarelInrnl result n largel largelincreasing Iirgelincreasing increasing Inrnl our exports export of thp tb tIpee e manq manqfactures man manactu q qfatr factures facturesProbably actu actuProbbly fatr Probably P ly some of o our ou agricultural rclt mi michlnery michinery chlnery chner has b nude me m its It way wJ into lt the te Frenc Frencoolonlee Frnh FrnholoDo FreRcolonI oolonlee oloDo colonI and ard secured ler a favorable ravorblere recep receptlon rece recetion tlon ment mentIn montI1 on leading Ifdns to t Senator Sntr UXUHSS Haa state statement statemont tt In the t o eleven month 10ntb ended ende May My 190 190our i9 i9our lD our exports eeTO of such b machinery bl to i Franc Francwere Frane Franewee Prancwere were wee er 2839442 281 l Russia RUI Is I the te r only onl Eu European Eurp E Eropean ropean country buying more 10r of our agri agricultural agz agzculturai rp countr buy cultural clturl machinery m hner namely 101 1377Gtn 3727400 I 1605 1 eleven month Germany Cermny bough boughonly bught bughtoDy bougionly only oDy 11130860 11138 and ad Great CJt Britain Brtn 1091904 1091904It IW1G 99100 99100It It I Is therefore doubtful dobtful If I tbe French oolo oolonice 010 010no oolcflies nice got any aT of our our agricultural arcltr machlner machlnerfrom mhner macbinerfrom from no either of those tboe two countries counte Tb Tbheavy Te TebeV Tbheavy heavy beV local loa demand deldi In Ruwia a use used up al alwe al alwe a awe we Rent let to that countrySenator country countrySenator countr Senator Stor MBUNKS MB statement lttnt would seen seento em emt seerto to t be b worthy worhy of consideration conldetonb by America Americaiagricultural Amerc AmercIrcltur AmericagricuItural raanufaoturers raanufaoturersThe agricultural machinery Ircltur Iboq m ufater ufaterTe The Te publisher pubUber of a paper papr devoted devoto to t th thpeddling tbe tbepdngof tbpeddling peddling of social eW scandal sldal and nd now no1 no undeInvestigation unde underInvetiaton undeInvestigation pdngof Investigation Invetiaton by b the District Ditrct Attcrneboasta Attorney Attorneyboasts Attrey Attreyboat boasts boat of his bl reserve rre in holding boldns bock bk sora soraof ame amef om omof of f it from publication pubUcaton I have hve stuff l w locke lockeup l lockeup ked kedtp up In my safe be confesses con that woul woulturn woud woudtr woult tp turn tr t m New York upside upide down dow If it wer werpripted 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ptquao ptquaoreading Pqt Pqtrni pqus pqusreading mice reading for ouch Ich a paper Why y doe d ihl ihlman ebliroan rni m man keep such leh stuff tuloke papr locked up in his i safe safeTbe le7 le7To sateThe To The fire f is the te only oy suitable atblo place for fort fortIn ftIn 1U 1UIn In an a article acl In I the fnisrnalfonoi ll04 Qua Quartrill QuarerI lel rerI trill of which wbi b we e gave an a abstract abtrat recently recentlyrof renty rentyPf recentlyProf Pf Prof rof N 8 SUAUOI SHAu of Harvard Hara Universltj Universltjiresento Unverty Unvertyprent Unlverslt1presents prent presents a review of f the supply and ad thi thiirobable tbeprbble thiprobable prbble probable exhaustion exhuton revew of the te worlds metals metalsIe mt1 metalsge Be Ie Bays nothing nothn that tht need ne alarm a those tb0 ol olhe of ofthe 01he the he By present prnt generation enelton and ad nothing nothg thai thaiiced tbatne thatieed ne iced cause caue us u serious ro anxiety aKe for our chit chilIren cb chitiron d iron or our ou grandchildren gadhlden But ut some somerhere somewhere where alongthe along te tbe next hundred hudre years ye or ec ecte ecle b le te sees aong new conditions condton and ad possible plble trouble troublerom touble toublefrom troublerrom from rom high hgb priced prce iron and ad copper coppr and ad i ilearth a ad iiearth learth of gold old lead le and tinProf tin tinProf t d Prof Pf SHAIKH SHAL sees e England Ei1d and 8d Contl Contllentol Cnt Contiental lentol Europe Europ already ardy on tbe verge of ai aiiron asnon lin nent iron famine fane He sees a the th exhaustion exhauBt n of the thexls tbeb theods xls of Mcsaba Mcb Alabama Alaba and ad Tennessee Tennesseiithln Tennesseeithla b withb ithln a period pro measurable melrbleby by decades decadesben doa decadesWhen W When ben n these tbe and ad a few others othe like them an anone arclone gone the only recourse will be to emalle snzalleitepolita emalleepoelts one oy roure wl b t emer emereJ1 costly of r operation ani anitreatment and ando epoelts far fa more or c0ty oprtoJ ad adt o eJ1 treatment of ores or now nOT no regarded r iare as worth worthes orb orbIe t or Ie ees es tet Prices Prce will wl advance vaC and a Iron again agaliacome againecome acome a precious prou metal met The Te outlook otok fo fopper for foroPPr foetopper bom on with that for iron ironApparently IremAppnty IranApparently topper pper is on a par p tht I oPPr Apparently It posterity POtrtJ would live li likyscrapers In InskfrilMt Iskyscrapers kyscrapers Appnty Instead of boles bolo In the grounduzd ground groundnd gound goundad skfrilMt ad nd would woud travel tve by rail rl instead Inst of afoot afoott aot aotIt It t will be b forced tore to t the discovery dcver of either eltbeheap etber etberebep eitherbeap ebep heap wl aluminum auminum or the tbetrmutton transmutation pi pilements Qf Qfeement ol ollaments eement laments It seems e a little lte hard bar on on pos posority p peeerity ority but we 1e fancy they will wl get along aon ai aire as ase we trty re e dd did before bfor we bad ba telephones tlephne and a auto automobiles autornobijes mobi mobiles mobilesJapans rnobijesJapans mobip Japans shipbuilding hpbUdn yard ya atvNagasaki atvNagasakiivihg atNaguak1vI tNaga ivihg vI p g employment eployet to t 7000 7 men me menp In le by fa fane far farbe gvwg tbe be ne largest laget shipbuilding hpbuda yard yad in i the he Fa Fafeat Faraat Et feat It I was wa started ltr in ICOi If ite for ship shp re retairing r rpng reaIring aIring and its It dry dr dock dok was wa not bull buit buittl builtIII png tl 111 1871 187 Since then the It has ha been b and ad stlj stljthe Itl aWl aWle 1 e the tht nurseryof te the Japanese apa Navy i vy This Thisi ThI i a i the description derpton nurrot gtvep by an I enterprising enterprisingtusslan eJtrn eJtrnRua enterprisinglusalan Rua tusslan M EBAZHirraxz KAzunu gvp who 1bo over ove the theIgnature te tesigntur theignature signtur Ignature of Mr Palmer Pamer describes derb the theard theyar theant ant in the Rutskoye RI RuukoyeSkvl RuukoyeSkvlSince Oe Stow StowSince 81 yar Since 1898 1 8 the te yard yrd has ha built ult eight elht steanv steanvra It Ite uteaniTsp each of 6000 tons or more Out of ofhe oftbe ofhe Tsp ra ebof O tn mre Ot e tbe he 7000 70 workers worker only onl aji 1 sIx are ar foreigners foreignersiut foriger but iut all al the engineers and all al the beme mechanics mechanicspeak mecijanicspeak ac aclp peak English Egllbhavng engner having received elve their thei techni technial t tech n i ial lp orthe the United SteeNow States StatesNow c al training tngln in England Eglad or 9rte Unit Stt Now we e train our own fpremeif fO forernox on the thejpot tie tiept thepot Iq olr trn pot at home homes said the Japanese Japaee engineer engineern 01 pt a e einer einerIn In n a charge ohle In the yard ya U s a museum mIu con conlining con contns Conilning lining models moel of all al tie the te best bt ships hp hlp In I theroeld the thororld theword tns word rorld England Eglad supplied eppUo the main mn equip equipment equipent mnt ment of the yard yar but the electrical cetrca ap aplaratus aparat1ia laratus In use was manufactured In I the theInlted theIrrited tbeUnt pat ue 11 maua Unt Inlted States Statesy Stat StatTe StatesirprtiIDg Te y BirprUInt arra neteUlloni ReulaUII of ola O llamaji Katar KatarFrom Nt NtFr ZatsrFrom From Fr llarptrt Iarp WitllvWhat Witllv WitI Wu9vWbst What Wa people pplo will wl do to get their bet name ol snra la l print prnl la lanly Is1i 011 nly 1i less lurprUlng aprlr than Iln what vba they her win do d to t keep keepHeir leep leepthc keepe1r thc Heir e1r names n e out ot print printFiction prit pritFtoo prIntFiction Fiction Ftoo predominates promlote In 10S Strttmiri U JaU Mo5asln Mo5aslnir mount mountor lr or August Auru elgbt short honIre stories accompanying aoomplJ1 Mrs Mrsybartons Ira Iranl iSrab4rten ybartons b4rten nl a serial elal novel Among Alonr these are a sea seaale icelie M MUo Uo ale by UK Mr r James lo D Connolly OlnoYlnd Qnl1ysd and one 010 o of rural rurdcnncylvanla ruralennaylvanl PCylVll1 ennaylvanl by Ilr Nelson Neln Lloyd Lo d Mr Rlcbard Rlcbardlarding RIch a aardIni HAlr larding Davis Dlv tells Id about lbuL San S Juan HOI 111M 111MlunL An Anbooount AnOOOUn lunL booount OOOUn of bsghla bebl a sort In of tag I on horseback borblk as asilayedIn uplaYed saayeS plaYed ilayedIn ayeS In1rlteU Ia Turkestan and Ul a guess uo at a a Japtatd Japtatdland J1p5Linda ede edemUd mUd land are ae for the Ie more moo serious erl minded mide Sir Ilridea Ir Sirn idea FhUlpoft and s other contribute vine sad n 1 er cllrI a aemarkabl Irakble aimarkable 11 1c Yltld rakble emarkabl outburst oilbu of colored oor UlurlraUon Illti IlbiajzaUlniifli will W be beBusdlata b briad fW Busdlata riad 1 Is U auib snbsr b r I r n Ii r rAmf ijtl An Arnment Amf I ¼ Tfcat tss th tbe Mailers JUelier JUelierNerU Fell rnIi FellI I Ii Hfeoeiiafliy PeaoefqI PeaoefqITo ee r rTo To THB KniTon or 0 TBI Sox 8uKBlr Btr Am Amthe Atethe md mdthe the many conjecture conje EDJTlor ctJe turei regrdln relnln the cubic iubjodUcutied cubicdiscussed ubJeotdlaole discussed at t the meotinf between betwen the Ct Ctand cur cura Crand dlaole and the Kaiser the mOtnr fact that peace I ii t tuprewe tie tieupreme tsupreme supreme a necessity nooult for the lucceI success ucce of ti tipolicy the theplc t tPoIcy policy of q Germany Oerm seem U q be bi bi lost sight sightWf4ether o oWhether or orW Whether plc W r that policy polcy leli Is I the Kaiser Kalsr or b bGovernment bl blOovommeit I IOovoriimegrt Government tb matters very v y llttloi It I II 1 1all i iII at atU r Ito Oovommeit idtr all II event eelt veflti oneconceived ono oncelvd conceIved In ht b Interest Interestthe Intnlt intemtthe or ortbo the German oerm n peopl nil li appear appearl to i be te tut tutported uP U Uported ported port by thorn and the German pro pess wit witremarkable witremarkable Ith Ithfemarkable remarkable unanimity unanimityPlainly unanimityPIathIY tanlnlty tanlnltyP1 Plainly P1 bly put tbe wbol situation o centrl centrlround cente centeround ntei nteiround round the fact that there th re U I an eoonomla eonoml eoonbmlOwi eoonbmlOwiin wi wii wl DrlUln and Oei Oeimany Orma Osmany i In Progress between betwenOreat Great Britin many ma and ad that tb tbt victory lcr for Germany d dpenila de dep dpend penila p on th preeervatloD of r peace the wort wortover world worldoor wor worOver over oor for r the t l prunatoD Immediate preterjt prllt and nd not notfuture near nearfuWr4 so sofutu future futu In any uy CM 91 cue tmmell in tbl J bIsstrugie I l trurile rlo1 sofa wfaiOermany sofaUsrrnaay r rOlrmauJI IJ I Oermany fuWr4 I Ii winning benbe b ben n e the tbeblt bltUrnei bltUrneiof bitterneof re reot of the British Drllb presCand the tlo acerbity lcrblty In th thgeneral tbo tboon ftgenital general on ral relation between bet en the tbetwo two countrlei countrleiandthis eouDtrladtblll countrisand andthis adtblll and this is elitlonlbetjen likely lkel to t Incre Inoreate a the ti efforts eort mad madby Pde Pdeby mEby by the ti British Brltl Oovernmnt OOYlmtlt and M Delcait Delcaitto Dele Delet to t isolate 111t tie Germany Oemay baying failed lled a u you youBarlln f qt qtBnlIu ur urrUa Barlln rUa correspondent cor corTespondontiolnt PoDdcntpoln points out ut In his bl dei deipatch deipitch e epath patch path In 11 tbl this mprnjng m rqlnrSU moringiScWhat rqlnrSUW Bex BexW W W What at wo U more plore proro natural therefore t erefor the thathat thetrat b bt that t the Kaiser Kllsr should naturj fhiploy mplo rnpl y what Infill Infillence Innutnc lathenc tnc enc ence a and ad argumenU be could culd to t Induce th thCzar the theCz ti9za Czar Cz 9za to t me Jedttb midt rJmelt it theJapanese Ibo Jaiisnese quarely In th thpeace Uipeace the thejeace peace jeace negotiations neeotUonl Jltle and ai to t yield Ield In Ii Lateral Interneaffair In Lateraltifairs tra affair aalr to 1 much muc mu h a a as may y be b necessary nloearY o reator reatororder rutororder reMIQiorder order and nd maintain at lt the tbl lame ale time thJo th thauthority the theatborly Uauthority authority of the Kusilan Crown CroW and Govortftntl Govern Government oovommenU atborly ment menU Buch Spcb advice ndvl e would eminently mh inU ad advahce advarce a avancethe vahce vancethe the policyof t both Kiienla sl and Ind tjermnn tjermnnfor Oermany Oermanytor German Germanfor loth for varce tbe tle future tutre pole Intimate IntmaUad Il and ndtrtendIy friendly Irend role rclatlons relatons roletions tlons between them would render German Germanentirely OtrlaIU OtrlaIUentirely JrIziarltnti entirely tnti tons ely Independent of o all BI au other cpiintrle cpiintrlefor countrl cotintrienor 8 8tor for her her luppfof supply or the two twostple staple articles artcles articlesgrtnnd o ogralnond ot otrlndmeat gralnond rlndmeat meat and give Kussla a nmcl nmclImminent Iluch Iluchlee qiuc qiucpeeded peeded quttet for her pruducton pruducilon 01 IbOII tbci tbciin ln lee case or era Qutet a 1sr war wllbFranttsucbBI wltbFranvecucbaa semt semtImmineni emM emMImmlieM Imminent at one moment momentOermaDYs Germany a basei baseiarmed ba baaecsupplies eol eolupplel ImmlieM supplies would be hyonu beyond the enem nemYe reach reachbut read readbut but upplel thlt that bL hVa been averted erd and In al alL human humanprobabilY humsprobabIlItythere probabIlItythere there will never again be an anarmf a aarmed alaln nevr armed probabilY conflict between wi the tlo two 0 countries countrieswhatever cuuntrlover countriewhatever armf rains rainsVhother whatever ver may Iay be the future Cut of AlsaceLor AlsaceLorWbother AlsaceLr AlsaceLrWbother AisaceLolrains Wbother the economlo war between Ores GreaBritain OreatBrtllnand OresBritain Britain and 0 Oermany rroany will lead eventually eventualY eventuallya t ta to toetrMlle a Brtllnand struggle In Grmany arms remains remolnst wi to be seen Icen but I Ialso I Iaiao It also 118 etrMlle la Improbable for the reason that th thformer tho thoformer ti tiormer former ormer would almost certainly crtinly have to toInto g gInto 10 10nt former Into It alone aloneIt alonoI aloneIn nt It Is i true that the naval preponderant preponderantman preponderanceenJond preponderancenjoyed enjoyed I by Oreot Great Uritain Britin mleh might enable her he heto 10 sweep the lea oC ermaD warsiiis arhl s and andcAPture an ancapture cAPture OermoDYs Oermanys coIonlOS onlel but the Get Oermsn Getman man mercantile mercaDtl marine 0 could pass P t tmpor tmporaiY tempor temporariI mpor mporarlly arlly ariI under other nags and Oerman com commeroe commeroe conmerce Ind Oerlon tais meroe aiY go on uninterrupted unlntrrpt through thruib Danish DanishDutob DanIshDltb DantslDutob Dutob Belgian Italian or Austrian ports portswould por portiAnd Dltb And d wnd what Doliln woulu would EDII England Jal d ealn In the h endl end endI 1 venture entur to lay h r proMt would b be less lessthannothlni lee leethan thannothlni than nothing t 1be dletrbance disturbance ot at hme hmewould horn hornwould would be so great that tha It I might lead letd to a radi radloal radiI radioI oal I revision r alon of tbe land laws law a that keep kep mor morthan mortitan than Ma thirty Fe Irt millions miions of acres Icre of the area of th thUnited thUnit thUnited United Kingdom out of full lul cultivation cultvtlonan am amfinance anire Unit ire compolflpr Klldom Ite lt people t to emlirat emigrate In Insoarob 1 1search search al omplJi or a Ilvtna vln and the disorer daorder In lt It ItfInances finance nnoncee brought broughtabout about throu throuvised through the Iliad Iliadvised 1 ad adlle oulht vised South Bout African War would wouluaggravated ould b be 1 so greatl greatlaggravated rell rellaenav aggravated lle Arcan that the prophecy prphec of t tBoer the old oldDoer 01 01floor aenav Boer President would ould come ome near accom accompllshment acm acmplshment accornplishmant pllshment pllshmentGreat plshment Great Britain however bOenrleem seem to t be ratTle relylnion relFne relFneon ratTleon on on one thing Britin to enable her ner to t maintain he hethis her herpresent hepresent present on position In the world t that ot l is I a ro ronewal renewal newal 0 of r081toD the AnlloJapanes AngloJapanese a alliance folntlJ anc On Onthll 0 0this this thll point let mo quote quot a few Ce words wors from fromletter IJm I I Ilatter letter from a correspondent corepondent at Toklo date datejust dateJuet dat Juet three threl weeks ago He J e ears als speklni spesklnof speklnioC of o Great Britains position In Asia Hone Honethe Jcnce Jcncethe ltencthe positon the great Brtalnl anxiety an ety to renew the alliance alance o oJapan ot otwhich 0which which Ieat thore thor Is very llttieon on thIs SIde Ide ror rorJapan to toJapan Japan has ha now no great Iretttenr lte fear of a Russia Russiawar RUIIan Buasiatwar war of revenge and England Enlland can do her n nmore n amore more 01 rood od reTenllhanr W why why then they say enter entr upo upoany upon upony upoiany any y obligations obligationsThe The obllltons obllltonsTht failure then to Isolate Germany Oerar am amthe and andthe sactile Tht t Isollte tolure the probable success of the peace negotltions nelotll nelotlltlonl negotl negotlationi tions tlonl In bringing eucceB about which hlch this countr countrGovernment countryha countrha ha played a bappy part will Impos impose a new newlne nayline ha plTd wi line of policy and conuct conduct 1n n the Brltsb BrltsbGovernment lIritisi lIritisiGovernment Government lne polClnd at home and abroad abro for th thworld tbe tbeorld tbvorld world orld Is tired of war with Its It senseless snsloss elaugf slaughicr elaugfter alBUlb alBUlbter ter and waste ws tre to and will wi scrutinize srtnize very vel close closethe cosly coslythe closelthe the motives of app Ooverment Government that pro proYokes fro frookes Yokes motvel a breach 0 Of tbe th peoce peace whether I it be beb bi bicbs the b German or British BritishNKW Dr 8f tsh F FNEW FNaw NEW YORK YOBEJuly July 28 28Cramp 28Cimp 26cramp Cramp Cimp and c Drowning DroIA UrownlnA A Personal noaal Experience ExperienceTo rtenco rtencoT To T T8i Eora EDITOB or 01 Till Ta Svx SI SONIr Stt Mr r Alex Alexander Ael AelJdor Alexndr 1 ander MeDert Meler SfS t wrUes rtu to i you fOu rocj Monday Monda that bal there tlire L Lno b bDO iino no Jdor DO such thIng Iblir as tle crap aa a cause ot death deb to swim swimmen rm rmier winmet men ue Mr r Meffert MeJe1 a has never never learned lered the aunpli aunpliartot aImpiartof lple lplenof artot ier drbwnlnr drowntn lnl In one one lesson I n To acquire aqulro U 1 rapidly rapidlyas rpIdly a as 1 I did dr he should foljow myexsmple my oumple and got i icramp I Icrmp icrtnp cramp crampt t believed beleved much muol u I p does Mr r Meffert MeJer till IU on one d dar darii j jat at 1 f IAr f r Rockaway nckwav I went swimmIng WmmlDI In I the Inlet InletSuddenly IDlelSuddeY inletSuddenly Suddenly SuddeY as t wu comIng emlDIln In from frm deep d p water waterI I omeUiUK Imetll smote aOlo roe ni In the stomach st muh tied le IY IYie rnj rnjleg mecia leg ie cia In a fancy tleJ parcel p and ad knotted kOUN my m arm 1r will willa wIthI a One cil flnasaortment assortment anmenl of ofatonlea ofatonleaDid aconles aconlesDid Ironie Did Dd I turn oh on my back Did I float 10an Did D4 I ketj ketjperfectly kep kepprtelY keetperfectly prtelY perfectly cool cl and ald klok vigorously vrruslY till 11 t tis i citni citniI cram cramyanUbedt oramp oramplbbedT C yanUbedt yanUbedtI I did not notA nl nlA notA A lonclecced friend was near Der He was atondtai atondtaion ItadlDr ItadlDron on bottom blom Oo him 1 cast ol a look lok ot wild wd appeal appealand appo appoa appoainS and remarked remarkedCatch remake rreirkedCatcb Catch me mel I nbbl Ibb oo ooelY ly blub blubblubl blubblubl blubl dlsap dlsappcartoc dlsp disappearing clcb pcartoc petror to discuss dbu cramp crap problems prblem with wth McOlnty McOlntyMy Mclnl Mclnlyred SicOintyMy My yred friend happened hlppeed to be prompt prm pI and sclentlflo sclentlfloI clenIJo clenIJoIIIW IIIW I I sllll live lve But Bu 1 J no longer believe beiev that cramps craps crampada crampadaoi da daDot donol with lb swimmer iwlmmerNEW swimmerNiw Dot oi Interfere Intrere wth wlnlner wlnlnerNw NEW TOOK Told July lul 2i JOHN 0B K I Bairrou BairrouA 0811t 0811tA A A Daseball Dubll Question QaeitlonTo Qaeton QaetonT To T TH T Twa EDtroa Elra or Tan T sow 5UMlr sir On O n Saturday Saturdayast Be1a la ast I witnessed wIteed the following foUo1r play during dUrr a game gamt rmor gamet or t baseball baseballA baobl baoblA A runner rer on 01 first 11 base was 11 taking Ilklr a long 1011 leadtoward lead leadmard lo Iwrd toward second end and the Io pitcher ptther a left Jef banded bandedwirier hade bandedwirier Iwrer wirier Instead Inle of delivering delerDr the Ihl th ball to the plate platerent pllewel platewent wel rent through thruII thr ugb the usual uual motions mloD of doing so 1 but butust butJut butlust Jut lust before btoro reaching rhlnr tie point plnl of delivery delver wheeled wheeledlalf wbeed wbeedhal wbeeieiciii hal lalf about bul and stepping aippln lepplDroUI out of the box b with his bistgnt Ils Ilsrrhl hisighi tgnt toot fol drove drv the ball b 1 to first llrl The nIernnor runner had hadtarted hadlne haditarted rrhl tarted to steal Io second nd but finding Indlnr himself hisef caught caugbtictween cUChl cUChlbewon caughtetween lne easily run down downWas downWas bewon ictween bases bc was el rn dowl Was this move as I bav described desrbed It In utrlct utrlcticcgrdahce itricticcordance UC Irdace iccgrdahce I with wil the rules rlo of the gsmeT And Ad does doeshe doe doesbe I io he fact I of olle the lb pitcher pIt or stepping Iepplr ouf ou of the Ie th box b as asie a ace I Ibe balk balktIn balkin I be ie did dd save ao him from a In I other oler words wor If I be bad faced ra04le the batter bto as a ha helid haild hodd lid and then Ie thrown Irow the o ball to first 1m without WlolL step stepilng steptnE tep teppnr dd ilng outside oulde of the box b would opt Iql his play plY have haveen havobe haveoeo pnr be oeo en called cio a balk BOOTH 60D 5our PAW PAWNrw P PN Pjwrgw Nrw N You July u uSoutb iiSoutb 34 34South Soutb PAWS P eyes eyo must hrs haT deceived deceived1m docIT docIThim him 1m If 1 the play ploy had been bOD made mae abe u be de decrlbea deiclbM deicribes iclbM crlbea It I there la no umpire who would wouldot wouldnot wouldlot not ot have declared declare a balk bak Evidently Evldeltr South Southaw BoutbPaw Southsw Paw aw didnt ddnt see 00 straight straightBetas straightReface tralehtRfa Betas Rfa In I I the te Boalevatd BoalevatdTo DoaeTr To TH vii Eorroa Era or 01 Ts T Tal SuitSin Btlr Her He are areme ao aoImo areone Imo one me of the thing thln which l you ou may il find Ind In I Ih Ue the grass grasslots rrA grasslot plota lots lot In I th the Boulevard Bulev WhIch wlc formerlyused forely us to toe 1 toIs and well eU kept keptFragment keptFragments bo Is e so i lo beautiful beuUfld Iet IetFraenl Fragment Fraenl of Iron casting o III old broom brml white whiterash wlo wlowu whltorash rash buckets bucke broomsticks brlUu piece piee of Iron In wire wiretlephon wrl wireelephoni wu tlephon wire wr pasteboard plobA boxes bO tin lI can c an old oldags oldrrs old oldIra refuse whisky flMks milk bottle bottleIl rrs Ira asphalt phaU rre whlly fMI mik bUe all 11 giving evt evlJeDoOI evldenoeol leno of having bav lain lalhere there for months monthsbe monthplot Enputhtc be tc rvr plots plot at sixtyfilth 5lly11 street lro1 and d Seventyfirst Seventyfirsttreet Beventnr1 least lt or a are particularly plculry bad badIn badIn In 11 ourbig Of bIg city clr government costing olnr neatly nery neart a auadred abund aLUOdred bund uadred millions mWtOD yearly Ylr and Id with lb so 0 many daMn depantents daMnlent depn depnmel mel tents covering evrr almost amol all fl a possible plblo needs need ne di and Inc uses usesnt USO usesn nt n lle t there some one on who can CADd1 and andwill will remedy remol such suchstate ncba suchEatS a state of things Ilnlet Wxr VE Sinai SIDISN S SinaiToza U N r w You July 1 JS JSBam 2 2Bam 25flues Bam and 114 Shipwreck ShipwreckTo Jlpweeb JlpweebT To nn T Button ET or 01 TM SON SUN SUNSir sir An A old ship shipaptaln shipaptain hlpcpln cpln aptaln whose who many mlyuoCul successful voyages vOYlre had givenin given given1m lIvenblm blm 1m distinction dID llon In lnhti his hlcalIDI calling said sld to t me long lon ago agoYou agoYou You 111 can calv lay It downaa do1 an almost almOllnvalablo Invariable rule ruleut rlo rloU1 ruletat U1 ut rum rm I Ilhe is the cause uor of a Illpwreck IllpwreckJI shipwreck ablpwreckla la I It I not possible pbo that this Il thu old ihlpmaaMr blpmlwr lug sugested IUfee lugeared eared ee a potent plel csuse OUO of at Illeullmo least some of ollhe the many manyaccidents may mayaclden manyiccldenti aclden accidents la our lur nayyt navy navyrw UAIUNKB UAIUNKBN Au N Nw w YoaxJuly YO yoz lly llyA uy uyLa it itAa Aa A Asiatic AIIUo Combination omblulo Advised AtrlsedTpTOTportoaqirTiiiistw A4b AdvisedTh TpTOTportoaqirTiiiistw Th q flI DTOII I qTx T StflSlr t lr A really r y clever cleveran cee clevercan 1 J mi an might mrbl now no get up a great rra Aalatlo Allo combloatlbn combloatlbnapan eiblnl i s sipan apan 1l should eould quietly make mae a generous rerl peace pe Bus BusX Ri Busta I X will wU be b b a great rt Astailo ID Ppwer and Turkey 1rke and andj an4Pl andersia Pl ersia j la would Wuld gladly adlY Join the combination ombllon and Id escape escapee ep Ie a great lrl Powers Pwen B 1 85 85w B BNEWYoxxJulyM ENB NEWYoxxJulyM NEWYoxxJulyMWhat w YoflJuy O V IS ISbt NB 2 2I What bt Is I a Halrlggrr HalrlggrrTo H er erT To n T virs Eorroa EDraol or 0 TBS sow sclr 8074Sir Jlr In I certain ctrtainKtlonsof cl certaintctlona Ktlonsof tctlona ot r Cap Cod C the thele theierm term halriegger leer b one onef 000or alII or f reproach rp A mis man m who hi calls c onothtr alle man awinlegge a abalrleggef aberO berO balrleggef winlegge lay lava y blmseUopen bioJ to I bodily b Injury InjuryWhat II lnjcryWhat What 1 i Is th Ie lbS derivation derVln ot tb lh the termor I or why should shouldi ihouldcarry uld 1 i carry ca with wl It 111 so o much mucl reproacht reproachtTAUACUM rprlbt rprlbtTUrt reproscbtTazraviau TAUACUM TUrt COVB CO July u CUD COD CODIn 00 00la ConIn In tb b Dark Axe AxeWUl A AgesWUhlam WUl WI WUhlam Ism th I thi Conqueror qnquerr bad b Just started lt4 tbe t Domes Domesay Dlmel Dlmeldy dy ay V Book BookAnd B BookAnd And to think Fb hlnkP be moaned I dldnt dlda charge chargeemacenttogttinlt chargeernacsettoptInj A d Ima emacenttogttinlt emacenttogttinltOasingai ernacsettoptInjCuing UGplil me cbe cbeIma aaror4sta Oasingai Oar Cuing is hi bp empty Saptyooffsrs Otr1lred coffin he sighed for fr modem modemaaror4sta lJiirlI iiiiiit d U Nfi suN mmJrse si sito v to Wo Iooil s 4 AteoctaUowi AteoctaUowiThe JJr JJrTAnU1 AIsoetsUIMThe The TAnU1 annual convention QIU of of tfce t the aY Unit UnitStates UnitState States League of Cooperative Op tv Savings SavingsBuildlnit vml a aIluilding d Buildlnit Sth D Loan AobUUons AoOUoD pop began blln bllndy yest yestday yestcti day cti UdiLal In the Murray Mury Hill HiR fete tl Corporal CorporalCounsel Oorrton OorrtonCu Corp rtl rtlC dy i Counsel C uneel John J JDlY 1 Delany welcomed wolcmdtbe the de degates dl dogateii Cu tatM gates f to p lohn this tbi city cty on a behalf bhlf of Maypr M r McCI McCIIan MCCIIi gle gleln Ian and then A I Outholl Outhcl president presidentthe f ftle ln At the associations ad made hi hi annual pld 1 addrei addreiHe sddreHe 180oaUon md tle j He told toldf of fie the bo growth Iro h of 0 building bu 1 and 16 16BModatibni 30association association and ad continued continuedVo ootud ootudWe aton We Vo Itm t have robbtnijn rOb robbiri In fbBoounitnriw fbBoounitnriware H the oouatryw oouatryware are ar living thi lv off or our good od name nm and ad dpi dpiroiiph poi dot dotmuch much much harm The To moral In1 t la stick to f ye yehne o ohome home h m institutions lnUtuU br and ad gy ile v a wide W b her herwhateyer rt rtwhatever whatever b eer their zeir z promise to t any aJ ny oonpe oonpefrom copoerota from tro rota abroad broa er for por In i nine sin cum out of te teit Li LiIt q qit it U 1 sure aur to prove prov a swindle wndl You Youtbik Youtbh pi pithink think tbik tbh that tbt you are IUpQi ar not getting ettl enouj enoujInlerest zioul zioultnteret pi piIte Inlerest on o your investment In your bon boncompany boxoothp5siy oothp5siy company Ite om y as J JP4 Rromliiad prol loVfttt you Jou in 1 PYPm Jbt UIq be otei oteibut ptbe ptbebut JCI t r rbut but you wfU tU win 1u put put more surely rJ rJIprmr n nfprmer tl tlfprroer fprroer fprroerH Iprmr IprmrH H F Cellarlui Cllu of Cincinnati t Qblo q C eej eejretary pe peretary retary rtlrf of the league leeguetban P then tbtn read rd W hl his repoi repoiHe JPor1 reo reolie He Ht said that the lege total aattU t of the be h loc locbuilding 1 1Illd mc mcbuilding th building ed tht BBiociatlona a tola in lntbe the United U te Stat Statare 81 81tUI Statare are Illd now U342j6g MO3 ootonntbe 5BST 58Swbl wbloh hlohIs h Is anfit a not ttce ttcetor Increoi Increoij Incren Increnfor for the theyea year SD3U or miA4i4 O7S474 Tf The ap total totalmm totalmmhlp met metlrnhln lrnhln hlp Le la11 I eII 08 nie aretnoa snot increase or 11 0411S 0411SFrederick II IIFerck Frederick D KilbitinStttte j State Suwerint Suwerintdent Superinle Superinledent dent dentPof Ferck of Bonking KlbtmSlateBupertn KlbtmSlateBupertndentP wrt wa Invited IVI toaddi toaddithe toad toadthe to addre addrethe the delegate Bkltw j and andhe be gave an a Inform Informtalk ihforitalk Itorll Itorlltlk talk He rigId sid that tbt building bu1dlgaBootlon bu1dlgaBootlont usooiatli usooiatlito tlk to to t local bo 1 successful itCsrulmut fields fieldsI must confine conIne therasely theraselyto tbellye tbellyet t 10clfolc I am happy to Bay sy sold sad SupUKllbui SupUKllbuithat 8upt Supt Klbur Kilbur Kilburthat that in my official capacity pc yl I hfiv0gato hfiv0gatothe betv v aep aepthe alftI alftIthe tht Ifyomc11 the enmity enmlyor of the theaocaliod iolonafloal oKiaUo fnafloalp4n fnafloalp4ning naloaslUaiilIng k kIg ing associations Mr Kitburna cot cotmentawere conmonte Klur cr Ig mentawere monte IlonlMr were received with wih hearty b rt applflutTherowan applflut applealThere PPluse PPluseTere mentwer rclve There Therowan WI waR only one Bsalon Iol ofthe of the cot cotventlonyajterday cOI co coventlon ventlonyajterday ventlon Tere yesterday but OUt there will be two t tday to tody Iday thr 11 b voUOtYOtrdY day The delegate delegates went w nt 10 to o Coney n Islan Islanyesterday Iead IeadY lelaryesterday dy Te dlegs 8 yesterday Y afternoon Today Tpdr theV tey hey wl wllisten w wlisten m mlaten lerdy aferon listen to committee reports and jnd address oddrewMby IddeQI IddeQIby addressby laten by the delegates deJegatCAt cmmite At rprt the afternoon if ioI sfesalq sfesalqAddliwn aeseic aeseicAddison i elon elonAddn Addison by B Bane of Philadelphia will tal talon ta taon Ik IkonFghtll Addn Jurk Plldelrh1U on Fighting a Boss Ridden Legislature LegislatureAfter Lailture LailtureAter LegislatureAffer After onFghtll new officers are eleotedtbe elected the cor corVehtion cn cnvenlon coiVentlon ofoi Vehtion venlon Ater will wl adjourn Jpur until next nex yedrl yedrlQ year yearNQ r rNQ NQ Q RELIEF RELIEFIQR FJHl fB KAWE KAWEFormer KAfFOMrr KA7 KA7Wormer Former FOMrr Sewer CoranilMlflner COlnlllR r r dalm iaI in f Ic IcDerending qr qrDereldl j jDefending Defending Dereldl Himself nmlei Rejected RejectedFormer ReJeote RejectedFormer Former Sewer 8werCml810ner Commissioner James Jam Kane Kaniwho Kanewbo Kanwho who Fner is one of of Senator Entor MoCarrens ohie ohiepolitical obie hii hiipolltio1 political I lieutenants in In Brooklyn Br OkIYI baa ta bee beenoticed b beenotified noticed PlilolhutDthiBrk no0 by b the Board of Estimate tt tImate of Its it re refusal r ref tut f fusal to reimburse rimbur him hm for the expenses exn bentailed h hentailed be beente entailed ente fn 1 n defending defendl his b official omo reputatlo reputatloin putl n nIn in 1809 ll amounting aqoUng to tl ttWO 3500 Comptrolle ComptrolleBird Cmptrler CmptrlerBIn ComptrollcBird Bird 8 Color hold up the bills bU of the con contractor c contractor tractor BIn who Collr bad been employed by Kaneclean Kane Kae t tdean w woln dean trr the sewers sewe1ln bd bn In Brooklyn Brky employt and ad had b Han Kanindicted Ke KeIdioe Hanindicted oln indicted for malfeasance malfeasanceSupreme malfessancesupreme Idioe Supreme Court Dfenc Justice Jenks auatalnei auatalneithe eustainethe the auprme demurrer deurr Cu Interposed JUto by Kane Kn lutne and ad th thprosecution the theprton Lbprosecution prosecution was wa Itet dropped drppd and ad the Indict Indictment Indic indictmeat prton ment quashed Under a provision roon of oftll oftllCar th thin thCharter Car Charter qWhe Ke Kane apple applIed t to the B Board of Esti Estirants U Umto rants for B rlmbunlentot reimbursement of h his exn expense expensein mto in I defending detendlg himself blmlJ but bt that tb body b actln actlnclaim act1nunder ig iguder uder under the advice 01 oi Coporatlon Coucise CouciseDelany tb dvc Cnlton Delany decided a agaIn t the payment of the theolam th thclaim olam claim recovery Dlany Mr dede Kane Kne may 1 now ow pyent sue lue for I Irecovery II ft ftrecovery rvr rvrWKLFRB WELFARE WORKERS WORKERSClrle WOBKKB5avD WORKERSt1o avD Clrle Federations enUO Department p Approve ApproveSending ApproyesendIng P Sending Sead Men to Panama PanamaThe PanamaThe Paa PaaTe The Te welfare welfar department deparent of the te Na Natlonal NI NaLional tonal tlonal Civic Clvo Federation FeertIn which has bult its bead beadquarters hea beadquarters qurer quarters at 28l Fourth Fou avenue announce announceyesterday announoeiyesterday yesterdy yesterday that plans plan for extending extndl g it itscope It Iticope scope had been bn discussed dcu8 at a conference conferenceof cnfernc co fereuo fereuof sop of f welfare welar managers representing rprntng largi largiestablishments lrge lrgeestbllmelt largcstab1labment estbllmelt establishments mer in I this ti and ad other cltiea cltieafhls ct c1LieFhla This department deparment was Wa formed fone in iorder order t toncouragethe to toencurgethe Li Liencouragethe encurgethe oncouragethe movement which whlo has Wsr haaepreai haaepreaihrougb spreat spreatthrough thrugh through the large lre cities dte to t provide rvd for foipleasant forIlet 10pleasant pleasant and ad sanitary snta surroundings srundings foithe 10be for forthe Ilet the workers worker In I stores ftr and ad factories tacr The Theconference Thecnernc Thionlerence conference voted its it approval apprval of the send eendIng Id IdIg sendtrig cnernc trig through tbrulh the welfare departmeptol departmeptolV dpa or orW Ig welar jt W V E C Nazro and ad Edward Ewar A Moffett M tf ffett rett t tPanama t Li LiPanama Panm Panama as a welfare weIar experts expertsStreet exer exerStrot expertsStreet Street Strot Impediment ImpedimentTo ImplmeaC ImplmeaCT To TE T rwi BoiTOBor Ena Drrou or 01 Tan T ScsiSir Suit Slr Str Wb Why Wr ahoul ahoulie eud eudthe the ie puibcart puca have hav I place pl In I New No YorkfUr YorkfUrtot Y Yorkf rkf IC Mel Melread VOd tot everything evefllr frpjn tl fo peanut lu to men rOrael mens carmen carmenom gararsnjj gararsnjjom fm om carts Clr In i crowded cl0ded Irel ltcta treeta and ld a often Benla len I inlruu front l o oaops or orsops 0hops sops hops that tell I the aam aamf articles 410 Their Tetr favonlitend tavbrlt tavbrlttend tn rlo rlowd tend la at 1 a crossing crosiu where be thousands tlc pass eyer eyerour eyerv eyervhour eycncour hour our and unless constantly conat nUY watched by by th be po ppIce police poicc Ice they wUl occupy enough of the Ib APace apace pac beedei beedeipy leocs D edel edeldY 11 11bV bV py pedestrians to compel passer by b Jio o crowd d sg gains gainsho allII1 allII1Ibo lns lnsbe Ibo be cans It some thoightleas IholrbU as one halts bal fo fewo buy buywo uT uTtwo two wo feet more of the precious room Js a taken akc ui uitie aDd aDdIbe sacbe tie tbouaandi beblnd Ind begin marking time tineWhy timeVby timeWhY Why abotild a part of the alqewallc II eIcewailc ewalk In every ev bus bvuitreet buq buqtree bustreat tree be given up to fruit stands flower ao web StaSdIinch atandauncb webluoch inch atanda ot In Park row there th re are mini BUIilaces 111111places miniclAces places ilaces where the sidewalk available for foot traffli trafflii traa3 traa3I Il1a Il1aII II i reduced redueodlo to four or five feet feetThere feetnIere feetThere There Is I hardly a sidewalk IIId IIk la the city ctl wher wherraOo wheirarto hett hettIrAIIIo raOo becomes contested durlnc the 1b9 busy hpurihat hour bouflIhal hat could not be bettered by by the application of ofUUe l lIIIt1e ititle title engineering sense Why might nqt nq the aide aidevalk f1di f1diwalk sld sldealk walk In Nauau isaau street from Spruce W WV Franktori Franktorimd Frasktonind iilrtort iilrtortand md In Park row from Frankfort fptbe JOthBrIlre JOthBrIlreb1I thfln1dgi thfln1dgiS Dridce Dridcee b1I e widened Bye Sys feett teat And why lIy not removethe ovelbtll iatni iatniwsu p pposle wsu at the content cornerstWhy coraentWhy contentWhy Why not remove the curb from both aide old o oCassau or orNassau oassau Nassau assau street from Spruc to Wall WaUe1lead extend thi thiksphalt Ibeuphill tbaphalt uphill from house line to house I1plise line IIn depress dcpre pr tb tbnlddle lbmiddle thiidd1e middle so u to carry off rain and make the UI wholi wholitreet wbolIreet wholitreet treet a thoroughfare for pedestrian OII eitnln only p n1 durtni durtnirtaln dulls dut1lloertalo dullscrtala oertalo rtaln boursT boursTThwe bourstTb hoursThere There Tb are doteos of Ofpllots places which are now tb tbtread thdread thi thiread tread ot those who must travel them th them D during peal ruallours II1II II1IIhours pealtours hours tours that could be erectly Improvedbyenctqeen Improvedbyenctqeenrho Improvedbv rbI ra rawho who bo would five the lboped pedestrian tr1lll a thoutbt Ifere Ifereotore JoreIolorelrOO Jeretore IolorelrOO tore street sclenoe ban been devoted to the better betternent botlimenl bett i ilent lent of roadway and to aldlnc Vehicle OblclIramo OblclIramoJsnl trafflo trafflosnt ieent Jsnl snt nt It high time some serious thought was 11 dl dlected 11rooted diacted rooted toward flvlnc pedestrian 0s1 a chance pa thi thiIdewalluT i iIdewalki c 1IPJI 1IPJIIIdewalb IdewalluT A Alaw SornuaN Sornua SuWswtSiw j N law w You YO IE July JullITho M ISThe MThe The 8o 8clU rc eqb f tthf th 8ca lkua4a1 Sca4a1 Sca4a1To dali daliTo To TH Tire EDITOR o 01 T TJs aSimSir Mr Jerom Jeromas JOIOmobu Iermcas bu as a One chance todracout todr out the Ih most mOIIn Interestln Interestlnfrlcan Ciln1 Ciln1trican li1r li1rAtrtcan Atrtcan frlcan In the woodpile of the notorfou o cnIlV cnIlVleandal socjsndal oeleti oeletiandal leandal andal paper arid Incidentally make muato mu ti rival rivalir rtValIDt jvaiir IDt ir that of the fax famous oua Swlnette of Pe Poais rU rUluslcal I ImUSIcAl u utusleal mUSIcAl luslcal Instrument of treat sweetness aweetn s strenan strenandd Irellrtb strengftfld Irellrtba1ld a1ld dd delicacy e1Icacoompoa composed ot ofnlllo nine octave ocavsof ot porkerach porker pork porkeacb pokerjactiwithbla ach actiwithbla with his tan aI11n In a plnohlnc apparatus app stuj operate operatey operalodIbe openi y thekeyboard thekeyboardThe Ibe keybord keybordnIe The real nubble n bblo of value lie Us In Ibo question questionVho ClIIIoaWbo qpeuttoniho Vho are the contributors to that paper paperHumor pap papRumor PapaRumor Rumor most credible ha bll lone lon bad It tbat Ikroudest Ik III IIIproudt31 turoudest roudest boast be la that news ne of the smart emar etteztult Better Betterlust eettulmU1 mU1 lust be b1Ilrus true because they write II It bemie1vM bemie1vMTho themselv themselvTbe thsniiclvSsThe The proprietor with a military title tiu tiutten has alst alstiften aJaooftensadI oftensadI iften sadly dropped the dismal new that aJthoufl aJthouflaid hho iJthoUglidd rb rbIIId IIId aid contributor ire Ife all awetlest of MI tie e swell an aneal and aodreal andai real eal ai ladles adI each expect pay for ror her worifat work II t teats 1 1enta 10 10ceoll eats a line and the moreswollen mor monlawollentho lWIIueis the b cdhtrtbu cdhtrtbuor odilUlbulor lor or the ll more enthusiastic enthudutictbe Ibo eipeotaUon eI ezpeoIst1oefbut DtaUoO of a ctec ctecbut eIIock eIIockbuL buL but that check must mlllIIlO cot and doe do not bearth bearthame b bsarthacne the theDame Dame acne of of the paper paperHerein paperHerdl1 paperHereIn Herein lies a clue for Ilr Jerome Thousandnd Thousand ThollllllellIIId IIId nd ten tens ot thousands would ul4 like to ie know wbi wbiupply no nonpplY wboipply upply grist for that aoandal mill The NOred NOredIIsI iseredSt sore sorest IIsI st and chock book are In extsteno A StIes ditbeeo dl1Geteo eo o m bs virtues VIrtu virtuesrzw OBSKKTU OBSKKTUNEW OBlUV OBlUVNsw NEW You July 1u1 M MComfort Mcoaaio 20Comfart Comfort coaaio I Sr r the tic Rejected Rejectedfrom B Re1itdram JIi Ce4 Ce4JIrom from ram si n address IIIU tr v Mr wettam WillA Hostel iMnmiw iMnmiwXrtuarv ZUWtDIKActllfltr ZsmaceAcisudnii Xrtuarv XrtuarvThe ActllfltrTho AcisudniiEta The old proverb which ssy that b a ereaklnr IIoor IIoorbanrs dcciInca too tooants banrs ants long on It III blntea receive abundant Uluitn Uluitnon 1U illultnaon 111 111lion lion on In the numerous case of confirmed invalid invalidrbo Invalldaho lej lejho ho live to old age and the number of person noi noivine DOW DOWUvIn nIwvtng UvIn vine who bo have been rejected or orlItaft1 heavily rated rste ti tilany up upmADY usay say yean 0111 ap 10 br b assurance oompaclee nay DI DIoubt 110 110doubt ccrubi doubt be reckoned by b thousandsMoney thousands thousandsMoney tbOlllOdIMoaerla Money Moaerla la Snake aak la KentBClcy KeatebFrO Mnspe Mnspeirroiti KentBClcyFrom From FrO Oil at Stanford 8flnfo tanord tfttrtorJovrnol tfttrtorJovrnolJo ffUrIOrJ intirlorjoieriaiJo ma maJoe Jo Joe Uptherrove owner ofllU of the bl big nttlesaak nttlesaakat rallIUll rallIUllt t at attracted much attention all nllon last week 001 Ii1 Ii1to took tooki It ItI to i the CtncbmaU Zooloclcal Oarden and mdiold cold I Ithe It ftI 10 I the management mlll manasmeat monl tor tM 6 Mr Upthecrov Upthecrovjtifht VplbroboUChl Upthgytigbt jtifht the lb anax lllalre from a man at HIlIlaad Hit bland name nameounc DallIed DallIedTOWlr usm usmnun TOWlr ounc nun for let I less than an II a There TherellOOlIer money In snakes snakesAnKxpeuIr lD lDAJt sasssA AnKxpeuIr AJt A peuln Taeatloa TaeatloaA TIUIU TIUIUA A week vacation mean a year added to you youJC rvur rvurlife yourit life lifeU JC JCIt It will have to mean more than that It I am t tve 10 10Uve toie Uve ve to pay PAylor for It ItA 11A ltA A New Variety of 411001 411001EnlckorHo Bog BogBockert flagEalokeriHo EnlckorHo who laughs iu lalfr Iseirhip Ilea beq Bockert know but bu I always at did 4 kate kates te teaurla th thBBhBf aurla BBhBf s p 4 t I i i I RxcEWz IflIQHT CIId4ROES CIId4ROESUfltat tatcrfUt Ufltat tecmeroeCommlIDn Cemmer e Commission near 1ICanshippers He near8f1ipperlCemPlalntl ri rihlpper 8f1ipperlCemPlalntl 8f1ipperlCemPlalntlIUKIAlCTr hlpper Cetnplatnu CetnplatnuKAKiAfl CimplaintiKAXIAa KAKiAfl IUKIAlCTr Cur Mo July MThe in inqulry Inqtllry inquiry qulry to be conducted by y tho Intersinte IntersinteCommerce InieretlllieoJDlHlfC InterstnteCommecs Commerce oJDlHlfC Commission mm1eelon In Kansas cit citS city citywas was 14begun begun this morning In in the Federal Federalurt Federalqourt od rul rulurt S qourt urt Francis If 1 iI Cockrpll CofJk I a aof momUr momUrof of fhe H he commission co lon former otmer United UnI Stat StatSenator Sutcj SutcjSenator SUilltSenat Senator r from fl mMlssourl Missouri was the only ootn ootnmiaaionor oolnm1ee1oner cm cmmissioner missioner to arrive this morning morningcommission fho fhocommiMlon fhoooD1lJ11 commission ooD1lJ11 has been conducting an in inqulry Inqulrlo inquiry qulry qulrlo in St Louis LouisThe LoU1Tbe LoWsThe The inquiry Inqulrylo in Kansas City may ma laul laultwo IliA IliAtwo lnstwo two day sold Commissioner Cockiell CockiellWe CockrellWe CocliilWe We will first iit take up some cases whlcb whlcbwere whlcbere whichwere were ere already set for a hearing at this tbl time timeThey timeTbe timeThe7 They Tbe are re complaints of shippers regarding regardingalleged rogardlll rogardlllalleged rogardjn5alleged alleged excessive charges in freight rates ratesThe ratellThe ratecThe The complaint of tbe Southwestern fruit fruitdealers rrultdel1l frujtdealers dealers against the railroad will be beard heardUter beard1tef beardOnly UterOnly Uter 1tefOnlJ Only two oases wore beard this morn mornIng mornlne morntug tug The first was a complaint made by byf byWUorao byi i f W WUorao Moran and J 1 p JIldoran 1 Moran grain dnalem dnalemat dMlarat at Lamar Iam Mo Io against the Missouri Pncftla Railway Uwa y on an a f alleged legO Ot excessive oxcessl vo cliarno clear u uin in flour hod OUf rates rgt from f D Lamar mn to Hopi Ark Arje The second secons cAne called thin thl morning mornlnswas was based don on acomplalnt mad by W V H HGrace 11Graceand IIOraceand Grace Graceand and W B Stator prodilcnand prodllco lint coal cvaida3ers dealers d 1 pIQt at Albany Moj Mo against the Bur him llngtprt lIpg p UaUrpad 11ailo d pn oi account ItQOOun of alloeoU alloeoUgreater allogelgrtor nllofod nllofodr greater r charge Plluferpr forA rpr a short 1ort haul l ul of coat COIL In Incarload IiitL4 carload haul 1 tL4 lotaHlikh lots tl ti9p tM ho charge for a long longWe longe haulWe We e will take up the first case alii in whIch wliloha a shipper lhlp r complains against tlm hfJ Missouri MissouriPacinc MlBaourlPllCltro Missouria Pacinc a df1c1 said CprflmlsslqnerCpBlcrell C Conmis1oqer mlMloler CoI Cpreli rell Then Thenthere ilecithere there followpd JOUoWQd80i1 sorrto preliminary llscusinn bet b betWedn tteon rednlMr MrR Mr Robinson bln80nIIt hppearlna nrln for tho thoMJssouH tlniMissouri Missouri Pacific attdJ afld 3 IJMcOllvruy II ap appearing a apouring pearing for the complaining nlilpi ehlppora ern Xlr XlrBopinson 11 11ohInson II Bopinson o lnlOn dd did jc1 not n t want to proceed with ilh the thebearIng tli tlibearing llulhealing bearing unless unte Mr Mopllyray M OUVmY would confine confinehli conneh hli h exarolnatlon entirely enU Jy within the com comCHARLES 001UpltUnt eccuCHARLES pltUnt pltUntOHABLES CHARLES S ntRtt DEAD DEADMerchant nEAIIMerobant IEt1Merchant Merchant Succumbs SOO omb to Apoplexy Induced InducrJIt It I II Ndpposed H PIIOlec1 by b Ptomaine Poll Potion PoisonCharles Potionharle on onCharles Charles 8 Burr who with his bls brother brotherWalter brotherW brotherWalter Walter W lter C Burr bad boon in control of the Ihetraw thestraw lie liestraw straw goods importing house of J 8 Plum Plirnimor Plumraor Ilummer raor K 1 Co of 150 Mercer street for several severalyears severalyears years died dl d on Tuesday night of upopleiy upopleiyresulting I1popIIIYre upopleryresulting resulting re u1tlng It 1s said from ptomaine poison poisoning poUoonIng poisontag ing ingOn On the departure of his wife Ue three daugh daughters daughtelll daughtare ters and two two801 sons 8 for their country homo homoat homoat homeat at Range Lake Me early earl in the thesummer summer MrBurrolosodup Mr MrBurr MrBurrclo Burr Burrclo Burrolosodup closed edup up his house bouseat at 180 New York Yorkarn Yorkarnflue arn arnnue av avnue flue nue Brookyn and ar andwent dwent went to live Uveat at the Union UnionLeagueClub UnlctnLeaSUe UnionLoague LeagueClub LeaSUe Clu1 Club He bad long ong been under undermedical unllermedlo unitermedical medical l treatment for liver and heart trou trouble trouble trotible ble as e well is ii rheumatism but during the thesummer thesummer lb lbrummer summer summer his hlahealtb health bad improved and ho hobad hllbad hobad bad made arrangements to start to Europe Europeon on on a business trip next week weekOn weekOn weekOn On July IB be accompanied a few felliiw felliiwmembers rellwmembers fellwmembers members of the club olubhi in an an automobile to toCollege 10CoUege It ItCoflege College Point on a clambake clax bake excursionBe excursion excunllonHe excursionHe He partook heartily heartUyot of the clams l unS and flshj flshjahdseemed fish fishandloomedtob fishiarid ahdseemed andloomedtob arid seemed tobnve t hnve ve greatly enjoyed the thetrip Ihetrip theti1 trip ti1 The following day however ho hobecame hllbeciune liebe became be ame so So ill that he called on Dr Nathan A ABeers ABeers Aee1s Beers ee1s Jr tr of 1265 Bedford avenue av nuo Iff Iffimproved If Ifimproved IIimproved improved under un ertbe the medicines prescribed prescribedbut p rib d dbtitbe but btitbe be bad h d a relapse iel p on Sunday S nday and paid paida paidseeondvislt a second seeondvislt visit to Dr Beers BeersHe BeersBe BeersHe He collapsed in the doctors office and andwas Gndw Gndassleted andwa was w wa C assisted bock to the clubhouse He Hegrew HIirew H Hgrew grew irew steadilyworse e dl1YYor e anddled in an n aim aimpletiofit opopletlo apopleUn pletlo pletiofit fit fttab about aboutmldnight ut midnight mldnigbton on Tuesday Tuel lay His Hisbrother Hi Hibrother HIbrother brother and sisterinlaw were with him himat himat him himat at the time of his death and the bod bodwas bedwas I Iwas was removed to his i brothers house at 11 131 31 IAJbernale i iAJbemarle IAlbemaJJe AJbemarle road Flat Flatbueb FlatbuebMf FIatbushMi bush bushMr Mr Burr was was w born in Homer N Y 4S 4Syears 4 4enr II IIago years enr ago He and Dd his brother each o ma maried rooiedad4ughter rnntied iedad4ughter tied a daughter of J JS 8 Plummer PlulJUIIlranrlth anrlth nd lb lbnberitmd r rtnberit r rInherited tnberit Inherited dttle the businees bu inees from their tbelrfatberIn tbelrfatberIna fatherin fatherinlaw fathertnw law a w He Heaaamem was u a member Or of rtbeQnlonLeaae rtbeQnlonLeaaeplHb the Union League LeagueClub Leagteb plHb Club b add a che be b Cre Crec cen bJ h A Mbl Atbletio hletjp t Club ClubA qq qqAN Q I IAN A AN AXTlSTRIKE UNION VXJODeetrteal UNIONElrotrlDai UNIONeetno ElrotrlDai Deetrteal eetno Mechanic Med1 e Association Trying Trylnajfor TrrlnslIfu Tryingfor for Kecognftlon KecognftlonTbe lc slIfu gnUbn gnUbnThe n nTho The Electrjcgl otlc Mechanics MePbJnica Me banlcs Association Associationbaa Bocla o obaa baa sent circular letters to the members membersof of the Electrical Contractors AeaociaUon AeaociaUonasking aso oCIaUon oCIaUoni iatIon iatIonng asking i ng Iem l em m to mploy te members Theiesocation The Thessoclodoo Then ssoclodoo n aays lt i cmiN simply tr j wantage D l eame eamepportunltJes eameopportuDlUeII1i4 annieppirtuD1 opportuDlUeII1i4 pportunltJes ppirtuD1 oa other unions without withoutIscrimlnafion Yitboutd1Ii withoutflscninilnafton d1Ii Iscrimlnafion iimhia on The 8 bylaws b lawlI of the He Hetrical Elet Elettrical EietjLrfcaI trical Mechanics H baniCIIbeOclatJon Aaeociatlon announce announcethat 1UlD0uncetbat announcebat that one oneof1tobJeot oneof of its object Is to todlaoourageant discourage any anyattempt an anattempt attempt to dictate Interfere or coerce coerceeither coerceeither coercelther either on the tbepartof part of the employer or em employee emi erapIoyee i ployee ployeeentyelglJt pIoyeerwqtTglmt loyooTw Tw rwqtTglmt entyelglJt t It Tears T on tbe Water ter Wares WftgonFOBT 1fuonFORT WaresFonT FORT WATNB fed July Jul M 26Thomas Thomas ThomasIlls ThornaaMUI MUI Ills died ioday He Wall a unique char charcer chara charidLer a idLer cer ter who aftor tirllp spending 1d1nS 8ooofpr Ofor drink drinkilgned drinkll drInktlgned ilgned ll a apl pledge dg bere be re pn on 11Jmy6 Jtjjy51877 Jt4y5 i 1877 l7 and andemalned andremained endemalned emalned a total abstainer iner for the remainder remainderif rilmalnderofhla rma1nderefhilg ofhla if bis life Be celebrated the event annuallynd annually nDua1Iyaild annuallyted aild nd every Sunday that be bewu was able be at atended alt atended t ended reAlgioua lligIo I1 ii Bervjoee at t the JaU J J1 of which whichie whichze hlcb hlcbI I ze ie frbdr bad been an Dinmate Inmate on on account o of his bisIrinUng hisdrln hIsirinking drln IrinUng e and talked to theprisoners t ad adQonUhlng admonisblne adnonlahing QonUhlng them to refrain from tr m drink In 1902 Henry Hen HenryC C Paul president of one of the thenka thebanks theank banks ank nka and prominent in financial circle circlesedated cLCltr circlesirnsnta4 sedated r a nsadsorno d mo gold medal to Mill Millmart MllIto to 0 1Df ma mart the twentyflab twentyfltbann1vcrsary annlvoreary of ofila ofbls ofus bls us ila signing 1n the epl pledge pledgeavy pledgeavyDepartmentflssed lte lteNa Na avy avyDepartmentflssed Department Clawed Against AgwinstColleotors AgwinstColleotorsWJ18u4QTQN Collectori CollectoriWfSHlNQTON ne lor lorW WfSHlNQTON W S QTQN July 7 76 8An An order wiw wiwsued w wIssued wr wresised Issued sued today by Secretary of the Navy Navyjnaparfo NQ NQB Nav B 3 jnaparfo napre shutting utt the doors of r the Navy Navyepartment NaYDepartment Navyepartneflt Department against g Jiiat collectors who wel weli svtilca CJ CJto to a i preaent ireeen eiI1t bills to employees emIJloY B While tlm tlmepartment IbelDep thoepartment Dep epartment will take no oognleince ac actrdlng BCcordlnl ccoidlng cordlnl trdlng to the order of complaints against againsthplorees agalnltemploY8M agalnitithployeee emploY8M hplorees it will consider coi slder an an employe employeho employrowhp employeiehp whp ho fails without justification to ray rayla ieytie lIr lIrhie hie tie la debts asunfit 4 unfit fot th pilbllo Bervlrc Bervlrcbe fllrvlNTb servleL Tb L be order pertains only onl to civilian em emloyeee employee emloyeee loyeee l the thenay navy regulations still govern governng goyeruIIlK governzig IIlK ng theservice theserviceNew the service serviceNew leneeNew New Haven ttID K d Official Oftl laI Pensioned PensionedNEW Penl1on Penl1onNs Pen5lOfledNaw NEW Ns HAVEN Conn Oo July 1I 20 2SThe The Now Newiven Nowlaven NnwH H laven vln road offlolaJq oftlo1 llj vgave pve it out tonight tonlglithat tonlghtthat tonightha that ha hat James Jam8lB H States general ticket agent agentf f the company companwill will be retired on a pension pensioni pensionAug in i Aug 1 after fortythree years service serviceAe sorvlceThe serviceIlie The Ae position will be consolidated with that tliatif tlmtf thatIf if f general passenger r agent g nt and will be under underhe underthesuprii underhe thesuprii he supervision 1on of F O CColey Coley assistant assistantWill I18SlstantneJU assistantenerl enerl neJU paaeeiger IW agent nt of the roadwin road roadwu Will Climb Collm CollmFront CollmaFrOM Coitmazeros Front FrOM Chi M iltxUtn Mscae ll l1fraltt l1fraltttn roli roliIn raldIn In order to InvetUgste InvfaUr lnv Ugate thoroughly the activities activitiesif or if 1 Collma CoUmlAD4 and to prepare a aerie of otlecturtl lecture for or th thtudehta the thelltideDlI tillt tudehta t deiit ot Harvard University on North Americas Americasmly AmericssDol Americascu Dol mly cu active volcano the Rev Peter It Goldsmith a anlster Iminister asinister minister sinister of Salem Mass Is I now enraged In sn 0 ateinpt at atnpt almapllo mapllo einpt npt to climb to olbo the crater ot Collma He metns metnsi 0 0 i collect aaarray of data and information which whicha whichhi II hi a jIO not been securcU eclircJbetelorol heretotof and this be will williFeCfli 1il 1ilresent 111pteMII pteMII resent to lotbliiluden tothI the students B ot 0 llr II nan nr1 I n reliable mate mateislooticernlng mstesi 1Aterta1ool rta1ool islooticernlng si ooncernlnt oernln the Ore mountain mountnlnTbe mouUlftlnTbo mountainrile rile volcano ha bllbeon baa been comparatively quiet qulelor qulelorIOm for forime forems IOm ems l time UmoADd and Dri Dr Ooldsmlth hopes to be able to towendtothecraterandlolooklnsldelt 10ueeod tecendtothecratinind ueeod wendtothecraterandlolooklnsldelt cendtothecratinind w Ibocnllrand 10 tolook look wide II fen when whenrv Yhen0VpU0l11 wicicpepuons 0VpU0l11 rv pilous are not nolln In pro progress tress the ascent of Collmi Collmslccedtnrl U Uxceedlncly Isaceedingly xceedlncly danferous aa a the barrnncu alone alon ti III IIIId theIdes tiMet Met Id of the mountain are tuU of ashes In cro creasIng rrllnlIb creasIngheRe slnir slnirhese Ib heRe barrancas a man It I In danger of sinking Into Intoh InlOIbe Ind Indbeshoiaudimothering Ibe h beshoiaudimothering beshoiaudimotheringJapans ashes and smothering smotheringJapans imolber1DJp Japans Jp Past Mortem Honors HonorsProm noooraFroM ilonorsFree Prom A lilt Japan GJla WitUV Wld Moll UaSAbout MollAbou MaltAbout About fiftythree hundred oncers oM cere and men who wholave winawe 1110 lave been killed since Irieo the battle of Llaovanr up upo u1to upS to o the lboballI battle of Uukden ukdea will receive the Golden GoldenOte Got GoldeitCu tll tllKlta Klta Ote Cu This posthumous honor Is already sane saneloned saneUoned caneoneS oneS by the Emperor and will shortly be pub pIbaleed pubIsbed 11111she4 Isbed by b the OCTdal aaitttt aaittttItejected OflulUJllCfed GaUSSDejected Dejected ItejectedBowell DejectedDowsflIlen JllCfed JllCfedBOft11Hea Bowell BOft11Hea Beret Just what w 1 you want nllo In the vrny WA 1 1vacattoa f fvacation fa a vacation place the advertisement asys ae All tiioomforU tileoomtotla tile tiOoniforts omforU of bome home1PoweUThoee bomePoweUTboto bomePOWeUJtboso PoweUThoee or fust 3us what Im trying to i Ie Iea iCt iCtway l lway a way from 0

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L JUSTS It ItriVr INIB D ict ictT riVr T Klf IlCK K TilE CAXVAMEnttlK CAXVAMEnttlKCKTS JANI nIl nIl0r5 CKTS 2TS OVM t1 ONI M UAtir EQUal iqv AI uIoVIJ uIoVIJt 14IP4 14IP4t IS ISn Conjoined Other Halves flo to tothll tothlllipldtr the thespider Ui Uihptder n t spider at the Center of ttte t Web tbNoW WebNowIt tbNoWIf Now NowIf If four oUr Hoot Toe Could Find Him orIf or orir orIf If Mendicancy Officer om r Perbr IINbtI CtvM CtvMBennett eJe8IdRfO Ca1dBe Bennett who say that he h wu wurmerlY wo wonnrierly w worT1leIY nnrierly RfO Be editor of BucttM Buctt and I ill now doing doinglark dolnlork doingork lark ork for tho CoimopolUan l1oarMp lltan hastened to toat toll SUN office yesterday ye terdAy to state that he heno at 7 0 ll longer lon r connected with the Pros Prosrthts PreIlIA Preiitflt 4 no Ioasue whose canvoimers canva n have haveVflr havetly havetel rthts IlIA making toucliesln Wall Street StreetTnF StreetTnt tteet tteetinn Vflr been tly tel Mr Bennett Bennettlh Tnt SUN told yesterday got ot hank from abroad abroa day eta beforeMterday before foreNterdaY b or oretetdAY lh hI said that he had ha served I18rv d notice noticea IIOUcenthe iiotlceIthe Mterday nthe tie league 1aR Home time ago a IOtO not llotto jo Q use hU hUIBM b bme ht htm a Ho was also very ure that his hisrtwid hllr hI hIrIeCd rId IBM m me George M Baxter to whom aub aubcrlptlon lubptlon iubptlon crlptlon r ptlon hlantw hl nkR o Mired ked that tlheoks be made madey madIyahle tnadyahle treasurer had served A similar similarallce elmllarlice ImflarIke Iyahle y hl a 8a allce lice U t May MayMr Mayr MayMr Mr r Outcault Mr Baxter and myself my elf did didbit didbit aidb b bit MlJ IkI Mr M Ir Bennett when we foundMtcertnln found foundhit roundhat hit Mtcertnln certain persons per olll who pretended to be ber bek1ni bevkiag r rUng I In a legitimate 1 way were In realitY relltyp realitYcrafter reaiityrafterL crafter rafterL fterB The league wo w wee started by byIi byL p 1 K L Pornmery organloer of the tbeMarltlme tbeMarltlmeue lb Maritime MaritimejMiue Mirkimgue jMiue gue ue In which Senator 8en tor Thuratoh became becameotripped betametriPped bec me metripped triPped Mr Outcault allowed hi hme Mine tmebe MineU i ibe be used u as president and Mr MrlJAxtarw Baxter was wasrtasurer was wasIDrer i i8urer rtasurer 8urer but Im quite sure they the didntrtdto didnt dldAtdie didntdie rtdto die the funds Mr Pornmery ran ran it itft itdid itdid ft did not know that a aubecrlptlon ub iiptlon list listits is isbeing t tas its being circulated until after teveral teveraltkibttlons EeerIikibitlons leyerltkbltloM tkibttlons had been given I simply re refiv r rItd rfred fiv fred d money for some ploturee exhibfted exhibftedndlhat elhibftednd eihlbftedndthat ndlhat nd Ihnt was wa all allMr allMr Mr 17 BennottB wishes regarding the UM UMhl 1Mhl ueI I hl nanw w Iem m to have been disregarded disregardedj j the present manager of the lenguo lenguoIt leaguolatest It I latest stationery Ht tlonery gotten tten out preparatory preparatoryj preparatoryholdin preparatoryPo1ding j holding what U I advertised as the the8ixth the8ixthn theeIxthnual sixth sixthnnirnl nnirnl n nual al exhibition h has hashllp him do down dow as aea s a mem memff committee Mr MrBiters Mrliera Mriter ff r of 0 tho executive Biters liera iter name and Mr MrOutcaulte Outcaulte do not notpptar notrtar notpar par George Bleekman Is chairman and ande K e other nanieii are re Bert rt Cobb and F all 011ert allrt Oilrt ert rt Edge EdgeThe FdglThe EdgeThe The hoadquarter of the league 1 lUe are In the then thewian n wian rk n Tract Building and not in the theirk tberk therk irk rk Row Ro Building a as wo wsa utated stated yeiter yeiterijr ijr T A SUN St reporter found a young woman womantmgrapher womanenogra womanenographer tmgrapher enogra pher iti charge yesterday full of ofo o She paid Md Id she s e was employed by Mr Mrtit Mrtier Mrtter tit tier r head of the thlnUnltedNewlraper thlnUnltedNewlraperIrt4U United Newspaper Newspaperureau ureau started by him recently t8C1ntlyand and endupytng 6c 6cjprteg Oc Ocupylng jprteg the Mme tne office as the league leaguelalsolook kAfueIabo cue cueI Iabo I lalsolook also look out for the Pren PreiiArtii Artist ttIt League Leagueor LeguoorMr or orMr Mr Maxtor tie lieaid Id It 1tl l III true tit that thatr Ir r Baxter and Mr Hen liennet net are Rrf no longer longeronnecte longeraaoctel r rOlI1ete1 onnecte OlI1ete1 in a s way When Mr Baxter Baxterrint 8xtertilt rint tilt alircod with Mr Eennet be turned turnedverthe tumedIt turuedertle verthe It the league to to1llr Mr Beokman II to run at atlanagor allIlDagel aeangn lanagor M 1 llleekinah ieorganl7e l it itojtatter Itt itt ojtatter t after I the t he lant lal aMt t exhibition heM bel last May Mayi i I tilt 13 Astor Vluit k 1Ltt exlitbitloii wukiii WU II t a aiiKcetM auct iiKcetM uct I DU fee Ie the uiivutrerH lIuvllI enl get et all allM 111money ultmoney M money MrBaxter Mr M r axter got iral IPaIdltICnllrtljlVll IPaIdltICnllrtljlVlleeplng ica dlscntirtiKetl dlscntirtiKetlMfilng tIecnunauIee1ng Mfilng truck of otthel otthelou them themiou themioueo iou ioueo ou II eo Huinn KOlIlIJor oIn of ofthtTn tlicrn want CO O per cent centf centtbe centthe f the cliiMiM lIltK hiivk tli they y InHnKin llling in Then the tliartl thert thertIit rtl rt rtIit ta s have to get ge their tiel Mliarc hlre anil thoro thorot t much for r tho teagiM Mr Baxter Baxternployetl axtfIploye Baxterpbyetl nployetl ploye t poojilu PNlillewbo who cuineln oome In here to t act acti actcnrU8 actcanvaMes i csnvan canvaMes oin 1 Inny In iu oldnt collect rolleetmuch rolleetmuchtbe much muchr muchthe r the lant exliitltluii lI but we w soiit unt Invltu Invltuoo oo to all who ttubscritiod In come l comelect Ue and andifect andItt Itt their pictures if they dMnt como coriowasnt comon cornoTunt wasnt n nt our our fault Mr Ble HleeJlnclI kncii t iml woelw now and nothing I Ia belli belliW belrll belrllRomo beInII W Roma panvaMor tlInI IUr did atari out I It to to1I1blOriJ It ItaiincritiolM t mbacriitioljt 1I1blOriJ UOI for the next exhibition exhibitionill ill t I dont think ttit they y have ha e turned In onj onjoaty IInyy an oaty y becnUso be aIl8o you see se Mr r Bleekmai Bleekmaimt mt nt shown up Mbst fllllteJf of r tl the canvawtfP canvawtfPv 4 4r v 4 toppnd work for the imrrer i itXa I I It tXa t dont know who the canvftanera were weret t 11 I lIIIer heard or a Mr Opp beln being one oner on onf f them The subscription snb cription blank whlcEI whlohIII whlc whtotRI EI Stat printed this morning was fIulut fIulutm1 las lasfirs metei m1 firs On Our r latest lateetoneaekii one asks that tbatall all check checkmade c1lecklmade checki1asde made rayable to totb the league lea lle and not t tIr to tor ttr Ir r Bxt Buter r Wbo in iIIthe the treasurer Well Wellr r Bleekman M a manager cauhe II al alIf albeeb alck beeb ck m3de rayable to the leagce but butno btILI I y no obeokl aN coming omln In now nowJr nowit If anythingwrong anythlnE wrona n le being belD beingdone done li liininrsons Im Im1ft Irrire ininrsons ire are doing It itwithout witb without ut authority authorityr aut bority boritybeard r I beard Mr Baxter Baxtery ay time and time tlnutla timegain tijngun gain gun tla to the canvasHoni not to beg but th thtinrtssers the theIDrINeIll thinrseeere tinrtssers arent in sympathy sym athy with the thirtlrta thertrt thrtkt8 rtlrta They want to get gJ al a4l Itbe the ironej ironejbejr mone moneey znonetey bejr can for themselves and want wantbalf half o obs of ofbe 01bsehecks bs bsehecks bsehecksThe checks checksIbe cbecka11Ie The stenographer ia Mrs A AL L LU Swaeey Swaeeylernamo SwaEeYtrnamo lernamo U trnamo name appears on lost years year subsorlp eubttcrlpha subsorlpbabank 1011 babank bank oa secretary but Mr MtIISwarey Swaeej SwaeejiW iW 111 the he had had that discontinued She Shiila Shed ila d It was really too toobad bad she be couldnt telo tell telllIItIch tellaech o natch the learue Je leaueIiadoo1lotedin UelJad had oolltcted in behall behallthe behalrthe hehallthe the art arlleh1 rllett lets or show 8howanybook 8howanybookWe any booke bookewe bookaVe we Ve have always made ui de a point of ihowlnc ihowlncor ahowlnrbooke or books r to any anyone one she 8oollld said and one oneiTtomo one10Il1O onetysomo iTtomo one took tookadventage advantage of thla tlil and andtale andtole andte tale our ledger We think it was some somelie om omM M e connected with one of these rival orILIZItione or ormiatlons orlratloM miatlons that arent all they boulc boulcMr 18 Mr Baxter could tell t l1 you about abcuttbe th thnoner the theIf noner If he was here or even Mr Ir Bleek BleekTbsnsw BleekG BleekTbIIMw SleekMW G Tbsnsw MW subscription blank blnkaol of the leagie leagiehloh INIIeblob Icegueblob blob the canvas canvwera r dont appear to be bewg bem bedig dig wg announce that coiutItIva comi mr tlttva award awardi t 1 lfree i free art ERbolorshlp will be made on oni onall i 11 i 1 It doesnt mention where here these theseolarahipi t tchollIIbl tbeaeholarhipi chollIIbl olarahipi are Mrs frsBftrfY Swacey said sh shraat Ihe Ihednt ehednt raat dnt thInk thl k the league had d eftr en jist saw sawwdkhitknow nowtlt ar artit tit 1 ad ROme had In the paiti just wbere wberebeddnt wberehedldnt beddnt wdkhitknow wdkhitknowHr know knowMr knowWr Hr Pommery hasnt been connected connectedw w It the league for forllotne some yearB ehe aherald aheraldII eaid eaidwft II left under somewhat unnfeaeant unn aeAnt cir cirinstances cirIIItnC4tl cirmtincss instances Mr Baxter withdrew be beWM be1d WM 13 h he was wa going back Into the news newswr MWlrar newstrer lrar wr biBlnws bUllln a HA In Ii now In Paris start IIta IItan etar4fliheflatj n fliheflatj bureau over there thereAiwtber Aiwtber Anbeot r orRanlratlon of nhlanthrorlst nhlanthrorlstth th t the Newerarer ewgrar r Artists Association Associationi It i rare an exhibition at the Hotel Aetor AetorfaT AetOln AMoehay n faT MaT 1M to but lit Mm Mwaeysafct Swawy Hw rl said It went wasntUll wnt111IJ1Iki wentt Ull 111IJ1Iki t til allied with the e Prem P Artiste A Ietit Leape Leapen LMIeMbftml Legvebern n Mhsme bern of this tM or organlration nlfation wo WAIl to toJfwojk toatOlk Jfwojk iI atOlk to the artists and ra nv a per er cent centon centd centTl4cl Tl4cl d on thl thia tock out of the proceeds proceedsHOME Jro Jrot ft t dlnt IIttr ettnt rt manlrti8t1 many ertieti tit it In InharmM Ined ¼ ed a harmM spirit of competition In InbalM In1ttzIae balM of the artiiJ ariia1RoiiF b vprll vprllIlItOVr IlItOVr HOME WAXTS Tr T ESSESS FI EqRE EqREt Etl HOOKS HOOKSi i lit S See 8t ir Initlce lnst e DmfllJ Deed Is Interested InterestedThere IDtereetedTIInfl InterestedThere There Te TeCol T TCol TCo Col Co William D Mann went to the omcer omce 1 r romi foVII Topic opica yesterday but he kept out outiht outr r lIht iht of reporters Caller Ca1lenweremet were weremet met by byJwn by10Unc bynmg Jwn 10Unc woman who Mid naldW iaidif W U ItlA U in relation to Fad and Fancies Fancieeol 01 1 Mann M nn haa directed me metollY to say th the in inntln Inidentle ident1II identleThere ntln closod closodThere I Ire There re was wa no sign Mthe the Incident is closed closedUK c1 eed eednl i tk1ng UK 4 nl K ouhllde i iMr or the DlRtr1ct Attorneys Attorneyl1IIoeMr AttorneysMr 1IIoeMr Mr Jerome has decided to go o deeper deeperthe deeperIntq Intq the Investigation of ofFad Tad and Fan FancleMhe Fan 1e ies iesad DI Similar ventures Yentu of7 of Town llnfoJib Topke One OneIbe On Ont t Mhe the aide lde Imues II ue of the owner own own ra zs of Town Townh oteii oteiiPkIle r PkIle 1A the FEuPubllsh1nE s PubiisbIngConipny PubiisbIngConipnyinijaalne mpany h etaouttlM Bnariatt mofaalne This Thisoacany TUeOIll THeOnpy oacany OIll lny has t the he same offlcer and director directorTopic dlrectonItb directorsI Itb I r Topic It U capitalized at 1100000 1100000lMsnn 1CO thotgi the capital altal stock or fO Towt lt 2okOttly ropkll ropkllOII OII Ottly I nn nncbmMann cbmMann lMsnn Malln and andjustloe Justice Deuel Deue1m will be asked ukedbllbtol bllbtol diy to produce the thebooka books of the FMEM FMEMtit Es blhaing tit Company Com ny If tht1arenotpro tht1arenotproSUIJP they are Dot pro uted 2 suopajnas SUIJP JJIaII duoes teoumwill teown w111 beiaeued be 1MUed The District Attorney wants wanteto ntl to find out if ifnt 1k Deull ha hall a dividend and MlIIT ary nt on the book bookaol of the theEea EstEsa ton tonHer C m 1 Col Col Mann hili xplairied that t Juice JuiceJ1 J1 IAIClrrledonthe ii Carried onthe bookaofforoplclI bookaofforoplclIary bookiof ToirTopka 1irv ary lec uae he gets IIaoo 1 La 00 00or 00 00of or the Ntale of CoIKann uaJtter uaJtterr r t Mn II Wade Hampton dauahterlnlaw jaubtsr jaubtsrtleWade tleWade Wade Hampton tbalhea the theph thech ch ph picture or President ROOsevelt Roosevelta hlIJlt8 a and Fancies Her el explanation explanationo lanatlon lanatlonProeldent hen thktbe Proeldent Prtsldentwouidntskp wouldnt liteI to IWen IWenthe the tried to tell him what tneplcturo toe picture f6r tir ItlH Ithinotavery nota very difficult m lter to Q o autograph picture of the thePreedeDt Preekfcot PreekfcotIT IT LI roPs ttffl 4nbvr 4nbvrHe tjtT j jJI JI He wp wa alltte a Mile chapriwhops bap tthD Mfttt 5nd hadlbe hadthe had hadIbe the lIab babyout baby out for an alrlnathotheiaf airtngth airing the otherafier otherafiernoon other affer affernoon er erhoon noon The l1walon wagon he FM used was wallil wa small arid andIt aridIt aridIt It WM w a clone tJtevenror lit It even forsuch for such amlte a mite Thiday the nuidAY theday day WM bright and clear olcarther there was wal wa a p brac bracing braeInl bracing ing breeze from the North River ondtheIUn ondtheIUnwunttGO and the sun sunwasnt tunwasnt wunttGO wasnt too warm but the hlb baby WI was In atemper atemper a atemper temper and WM wlll80reamlbl screaming The young youngster younliter youngeter liter stopped several lairs sorely perplexedHo perplexed Ho rearranged rearranaedthe the light coverln covering and tuck tucked tuckedIt d dIt It In all around BO sothe o the h baby wouldnt getcold get getcold letcold cold He rememb remembered red havln having Keen Menmother hImother hi himother mother turn the baby over on Its facewhen facewhenlomethlng face whensomething when whensomething something seemed to bp bo wrong ron It required requiredall all bis bl strength to do tblNow this thisNow thisNow Now baby mu mustnt tnt cry he said ald with aIIbaky ashaky a ashaky shaky little TO voice or big policeman v vAround will willget willgel 111 111let get us bothAroUnd bothAround both Around the be co corner 1ler from Seventh aenuecame avenuecame avenue avenuecame came a po policeman the Iceman Just off dut duty and on his bllwal hiswayhoise hiswar war wayhoise home homeThe bo I IThe The little reno fellow had seen hi big bo boys ya runwb runwhen run runwhoa wb whoa poUceaan approached and h hUld heouldflin he hecould could ouldflin Uld run too it It wasnt for leaving the thebaby tb tbb thetiby baby b but no now bothmould both Mould have to stay tay alla alliitjM all allnight a night tit in the th police station and get no IUp supperThe supper supperThe r rTlie The thought w was too much and he joined Inwltb inwith In InHello with the baby Hello HeJlolIUJo little man said thecop the cop 1Whatall Wbate WbateIT all IT thte thi Its W It a tight tlfbt stvueew for totblb totblbIlnt baby babyIsnt babyisnt Isnt It OIve him to 0 me You hoc boyle In the thecome thewAlon thewagon wagon and Ill pull you borne Y ua uaM tt ae aeMn M Mn McOulre little Oy aInt 10U Well Wellcome Wellcome come along alongThe alongThe alongThe The Ingenuity of the small boy has turned turnedout turnedout turnedout out a new toy which Is furnishing greiat greiatsport I grMtsport t tlportln lportln sport In the outlying sections ectl n of the tbeclt7 tbeclt7altlaoup city cityalthough cityaltkough although It would hardly bardlYlo go on the East EastSide EdtSIde a1t a1tSide Side ItI Itlsalandyacht landyatbt bullion built on thepUnof the plan of on onIceboat anIceboat inIceboit Iceboat but with rollers Instead of runner runnerWith runneWitb runnorl runnorlWith With a fivefoot eroot mast r Igged with a jib had hadmataJKfl imdmat nd ndinalnfl mataJKfl mat one of tbew the yaofitt yao1 aDII willtub over overland 0 0the oYtthe the asphalt w almoat any kind of or a b bAlready btisre btisreAlready Already there III great rivalry between the theland theland land yachtsmen over their queer croft par partlcularly particu1rly particularly tlcularly In The Bronx Bronrwbere where there i is lest lestIlegular IMIdangtror elidanger dangtror danger of the sportbeng port beUllrlterruPted beUllrlterruPtedRetJllr interrupted interruptedRegular Regular customer Well I should say sayreplied III1Ytep1led sayreplied replied the cashier in a Broadway auto autoraatlo automatlo automatte matte vaudeville place There are people peoplewho peoplewho peoplewho who have been coming comln in at hast t once a aweek aweek aweek week fever herainoe since the tb place opened They Theygo Theygo go the rounds and pick out the music that thatsuit thatuitl thatsuits suit uitl them The Tb machines are changed changedweekly ChallKtdwlekly changedweekly weekly and andThere there is often a special featurelIke feature featurelike rMtureIlke like the voice of the tb Pope or Joseph Jeffer Jefferson Jetereon JefferOn son sonThe On OnTf The Tf people have their fancies ranc too tooThat tooThat tooThat That young fellow over there be with long hair haircombed haircomtiod haircombed combed back bickd18 dye think hed listen to toragtime a aragtime togtlrne ragtime gtlrne song Well I think not Its Itsclassic Itacl Itsclassic cl classic ll810 for bin And that old gentleman gentlemanbea gentlmunbeone gentlemanbe beone be bea one of our oldeetmnd oldlllt and most regular cue customers cuatomere cuetomere tomere He looks lookllpim grim butheegotafeenu butheegotafeenut but hee gota senti sentimental8pot sentimental mental8pot mental epot t in his heart and always pick plokout plokoutmUlllo outmusIc out outWhen mUlllo like When the Harvest Days Are AreOver AreOer re reOver Over Jessie Dear Take ThU Letter to toMy toMy toMy My Motherand Mother and the like likeSituated 1IkeSituated likeSituated Situated near Union Square i is an estab establishment e establielintent la laIlshmlnt lishment that is I familiarly referred to ae a a apolyglot apol18lot apolyglot polyglot printing office Here a specialty specialtyIs Is made of job work and letterpress In Ian language Ianguage Iangueges guage not frequently employed in buslnet busl bU81I buelefloss net floss I There U I a certain element among amongthe amcngtbe amongthe the aliens which prefers prefe home text and It ItU ittrom ItI U I from rum them that most of the business bUllln is ishooked IIhooked ishooked hooked at thin printers shop One mayhave may mayhave mayhave have hi h hle choice of Chinoue CI Finnish Greek GreekHindustani GreekHlndulltsnl OreekIinduetanl Hindustani Hungarian Itun arlan Irish Japane JapanePolish JaPaneoe JaPaneoePolllh 1apanetePolish Polish Itusirfan Servian Tamil Tamil el elah h or orYiddish orYldllhll oritkIhli Yiddish YiddishSome YldllhllSome itkIhliSome Some of the dusky dUII y prisoners who were werecaught we wemught wereuaIIt caught uaIIt by the police on the night of the San SanJuan HanJuan lienJuan Juan Hill riot made elaborate defenses in inthe Intlt inthe the police court noxt day One warrior warriorwith warrIorwIth warriorwith with bamlagfd head thought t ol1ht to lmlirestle Impress Impresstlit IUI lreM lreMtha tlit iMaglHtrute by his plea pleaI pleaI I was guilty of flRhtln l tln he admitted admittedto admIttedbllt admittedbiit bllt I certainly wasnt unt Illllty lr contempt contemptto ntemptto to riot A woman dashed dah dashidinto d Into the TwentyMrstreet TwentyMr Twentythlrdstreet Twentythlrstreet street subway station the other day ho hoand hot hotand hoand and hurried and nd ran to board a waltln waltlntrain wultlna wultlnafraln waitlnjtrain train At the ticket chopper she he missed heticket he her herticket beticket ticket looked into her purse shook out he henewtipcperx hilr hilrnew henewepuper4 newtipcperx new penl examined her parcels pa elll an angrew and andgrew anKreW desperate as the train moved out outIts outIt outIte grew Its It In your mouth madam said th tbticket thticket the theUlIet ticket man finally finallyWhy ftnallyWIlY finallyWhy Why didnt you take It then If yo yosaw YOIl yosaw saw it there i 1 missed my train snapjthe anapn anapnthe d dthe I the woman womanIt I It aint for the likes o me maam maameald InlAmsaId naamsaid saId the mAn politely to lx lokln ticketout ticket ticketoutofa I Iout out outofa of a ladys mouth mouthNo moutjNo mouthNo No said the confiding and and uolfcon uolfconscious scltconIIc10UII edtconecloue scious trolley conductor wbo wore a narroi narroiDtrip narrostrip narrolstrip strip of celluloid around his neck n k in luch luchf sucifashion uc ucfashion fashion f hlon that it might be mistaken for a IIcol IIcollar col collar collar lar I dont like to wear celluloid collarany collar collarBut ollarsany any better than you like to lo look k lit them UlemBut themBut But the companys regulation require u uto us usto uto to wear wearwhlte white collars and you can Imaglnhow imaginhow Imagln Iml1glnehow how lone lon a linen collar would last on i ihot a ahot i ihot hot and dusty day The management als alsprescribes also alsoprNl1r1be11 aIithat prescribes that we shall wear uniforms ul rorma of ofcertain a acertain I Icertain certain cut with so many buttons of ofdoU1 ofdoU1or clot clotof ciotiof of a certain quality and weight The winte winteand winterand winteand and summer uniform is i the same Beside Beeldebeing BNldNbelnl Besidebeing being kept on the jumpwe jump we have to carrseveral carr corrseveral cany canyseveral several pounds of nllver HIIerchango change a repot repotbook report reportbook reporbook book a ticket punch unch a watch and a lot o or orother oother other things I dont see why the com comIn company coinpanycouidnt pany panycouidnt Ouldnt let UII wear gray serge blouletl blouletlIn blouseiinvutflmer invutflmer invutflmerA In summer summerA A novelty Importable eun dials U found it itone i ione In Inone one that 1s contained cont lried along with a compos composIn eompaIn In a gun metal case that Is I no larger thethat the thanthat thatthat that of an ordinary hunting case C watch watchThe watchThe uatdiThe The novel feature of this thllllittle little sun dial con condata conIta conslits data in an adjustable gnomon which can tx txmoved b bmnved b bmoved moved alone a scale that ij U marked wltl wltldegrees lttdegrees ltb ltbdegreee degrees of latitude l tltude If Uthe the traveler trae1erwlll will se sefigure et etthe eelthe the lPIomon of thIs little sun dial to the rllht rllhtfllure riahifliure figure on the scale it itI will tell the time lor lorhim oi oihim him him as correctly In ooe latitude a8 In an another another other otherI I think said a dealer that more ther thermometera thermometers thermometere mometera are sold in winter than in mm mmmer sumer mer In Bummer when window are areopen al alopen ll llopen er and the temperature is the arne in indoors Indoore tndoom open doors and out people can make a c1paer c1paerlUeM cipsetgtiese 1pe 1peuew at the temperature without a thermometer thor tbermometer thormometer lUeM mometer uew than they can In winter whet whettber whenthey wherthey they are part of the time In warmed room roomand rooDUIand roomand and part of nUt it in the th thecolder colder er outer air airA airMacal M MA A Macal local Sunday SundaYlICbool school that gave ianltlannual ianltlannualplCl It annu annupicnic innual innualplenlo picnic 10 recently adopted a new scheme for foiproviding forprovldlnecbmember totproviding providing provldlnecbmember each member with all the tbePleu tbePleuuree p pures plea pleaurea of the trip Special trolley cart were werchartered werechartered werechartered urea chartered to carry the party to the shore ahorand ahareand shoremd and each member woe tagged like anexpreepackage anexpree anespreNpac anexpresepackage package pac Each tag had hadanumberofooupone hadanumberofoouponeattached a number of coupon couponattached OUpollllattacb attached attacb d One coupon woe for Ice cream creamanother creamanother creamanother another for a bathing bthinault cult others for rid ridon ride rldeion rideon the switchback and rnernrgoround rnernrgoroundwhile merryoroundswblle on while the tag Itself wo was u the ticket t1c ethit tor the tbiiriThe tbetrlJl theI the4he iriThe trlJl I The 4he scheme worked beautifully Nichildren Ni Nochildren Ncchildren children were lost lie usually happens bap tII am amnone anet anetnone pnnone had to togo go without his share or ofthe the fun fungot funBy funBy none paying In a lump sum um the Sunday school iohoolKO schoolgot By got everything every thin at red redchildren reduced rates and thechildren the tbechildren KO children got the benefit benefitNew benelltNewt benefitewef New ewef f P211 PI ay and Player PlayerA PlayersA PlaenA A play suggested by Winston Churchill Churchilllovel Chur Churcbillinovel b1I1 b1I1noVe novel noVe I The Crosatag and written by Mr MrIhurchlll MrCburcb1l1and MrChurchill Cburcb1l1and Ihurchlll and Louis Evan Shlpmon Bblpmanautbor Bblpmanautboror authc authct iuthoiof or t DAroy of the Guard will be pro prouced pro produted produced uced thla th season under Mr lrShIpman lrShIpmanmanaP1 Bhlpman1lanagement Bhlpman1 Bhlptnanimanagement management manaP1 nt John Blair Biafrhaa ha baa been beene engaged engagedfor engag engagor pd pdtor for or the leading part partJEWe 11imi rt rtElIi JEWe mi Janl whose contract at WleUi WleUi3rove Wlataria WlatariaOrove wIstrieGreY 3rove on top of the NeW Ne York Theatersxplred Theater TbMterjexpired Theaterexpired expired lost Sunday night nlabtba has been re reHtxaged reen reengaged en engaged aed at a alary salary said Ia by the manage managenent JI1IUIII JI1IUIIIment managemeet meet to be 11000 i a week weekKlaw weekKlaw weekKiaw Klaw 4 KrWntera Er Bcin production uctIoa of W W WOenslow WDenalow WDenslow Oenslow Paul Weet and John W Brat Brata Bratton Brations Th Thart The ThePearl ThePearl ton ions a new IUIwmUllcaI musical ertravaganM Pearl art and the Pumpkin will Br bribe the open openg openIna openlag lag attraction of the th season at the tbeBroad tbeBroadThEa Broad Broadty Broedway way g ty Theater ThEa beginning Monday evening eveningug eTeOIn eTeOInAu eweningAug11 Au Aug11 Aug11Brad ug II IIBrady IIBrd Brady nans a aCllle Coney ISland Iaad Pier PierWilliam PlflrWUllAm PierWilliam William A Brady announced yesterdahat yesterday Y yesterdaythat ay aytbat hat negotiations were pending for the th oon contraction oonItructlon oonttruotion traction of a steel pier between b tween the Brighton BrightoMt DrihtoD1JeadI BrightonBesob 1JeadI Mt h and Manhattan Beach hotels to ex exnd exte exDd te nd d into the ocean at least 3000 feet Theiei Th Thler The lheJler Jler ler will be uaod for fo the landing of a regular regulaine regularLine gular gularI I Line ne of steamers from theBattery I r 1 H r r 1 Desks cleaned and andoverhauled andoverhauled andoverliau1ed overhauled overhauledWe overhauledWe We W do it ex expeditiously cxpeditiously Ig4 peditiously pcditiouslyand pcditiouslyandat and andat andat at little cost and make makethem makethem makethem them as good as snew snewMALE s new nevHALE newHALE HALE DESk CO 00L5 15 STOME ST next MXtProcluce rVtxluce Exehin ExehinTAIPORD ExduJ ExduJJ ExduJSTiIPORDWRITE ExclwtgcSTAIFOUDWHITE T J STiIPORDWRITE TAIPORD WHITE AT A IT AWE AWEAJit AIBI AIBIWANr ANRWAVTS WANr AJit BENTtatKSTS NrtfffJOIt FOR A AtOVXD fHO fHOtOUND O OkOUND tOVXD MIKADO MilU JO BOOK BOOKJell MOOICalell OUK OUKleh Jell Men1 eaUmsnt Umta Preferred errM bat batGain butcliii N NCubAed Gain CubAed Aiked Per fev FHendly Prieaiflytoesi eIllll1 1 1te car cariIIII te toesi j TM iIIII Tl TIe TISCsIOseSr TISCsIOseSrtra1da e Ceaeul a eeas eeasleldda Oeu OeuLekld Lekld Htwerer Hn fteperii a Unfavara UnfavaraDowntown Vabb VabbDownt Vat sveesb sveesbDownton Downtown Downt n business men espedol espedollwe peoiUtbo eseoiaUbos lwe bos who are known to b be rich men ha hattn 1been haieen been ttn deluged l of Iatewith late with oommunlcatlc ooniraunktIoltrrittn oommunlcatlcrlttao oolDl un1oaiiwl un1oaiiwlwrJtten rlttao on paper with a letter ltt heading headingg beadk1rIoni i ilong long g a ii an ordinary book preface prefaceectlon preaoeiection A AlIecUon ectlon of the heading read a as followTribute follow followTribute tollo tolloTrlbut Tribute to io t his Imperial Highness Hlchneastmperor tbe tbeEmpror tI tIIrnprer Empror mperor of Japan from the leading ne nejapersof nepaptraor new newaptrlot japersof America for or preMatatlon Pre tlUOD to I ImNHil bll bllSmiiftl It Itlmptlpi Smiiftl mNHil 1 Majesty the Emperor a eotnpl eotnplIttory eom complalstory te tehlltory hlltory Ittory of tbe JapaneteRutolan JIPaneilla IIII war a as r rected no non ricted n ected led In the tb coVmns of America gi giiswspapers ire ireewipapars neat neatn n iswspapers ewipapars wlIPaperi including a pesos pNOi rescript rlllort t fro froprssentatlvn from fromr hoeprMenIatlv r prssentatlvn rntatiy of the Powers P we ilfnstoi ilfnstoitt Il atory atoryot ot tt f th the Hsu Hague ConrersncStamford Conrersnc CoiltrineStamford Co rrrinc rrrincStamford Stamford White is 1 dMcribed on theletti thelettiaper tbelotterpaper the lettt letttaper paper aper as the head of this tbllllnterNtlnl Interesting ente enterie Dter DterpriM ntarial priM rie and the home of the Tribute to h hImperial his hisImpflrlal Itmperial Imperial Highness is given a ii 21 Wet WetNineteenth West WestNl1I Wein Nl1I Nineteenth in tenth street streetThe atreetTh streetThe The Th letter describes the wonderful vo votme vol volume vome ume tme of clippings which It I 11 proper propero propoeed propoeedto to o get et out setting ettin forth among al On other int intsting Inter InterIttln intet intettetbg Ittln sting statistics that It is to weigh BOO Kb poun pounnd pound poundand poundintl and nd asking the recipient plimt of the letter t tantrlbute to tocontrIbute tontribut contrIbute some IOmeenUment sentiment sentiment for the publicion public publicatlon publiciion tlon ion There is I in this opening openlnletter letter of t tx the thetOrrspondence th thorrespondence x rrespondence no demand for money moneyact in inract I Iact ract act no reference to money matter whaver what wbatever whattver ever everIn ver tverIn verIn In March 1004 a Stamford White wi wiMoclstcd wu wua880cl wiiaocilted a880cl Moclstcd ted with another enterprise ofoinewhat of ofomewhat a alomewhllt omewhat similar general nature wbic wbicvas wblehwu whicCM wu vas the subject of a good deal of crittclsi crittclsilot erit1olmnot criUcjuot not lot by any means favorable in tone Th Thcheme Thill ThillOheme Thchezne cheme wa waR launched with another enoi enoinoualv enor1110UIII enolnouslyvsrboe noualv nouslyvsrboe verbose 00111 letterhead and was cam camts caUed caUedChe calle calleTI TI Che Newspaper Cartoonl8ts A AaociaUon AaociaUonte oclaUon oclaUon1t8 1t8 ts headquarters were in the St Jami Jameluliding Jamilulldlng Jame JameBulldlnl lulldlng Stamford White was the as aslotion a88O a88OclaUon neeciatlon lotion Ho likewise appeared as the d dectOr dt dtrect diectOr rect ectOr r and the letter he sent out outad outaddr08iled outadIroased at atrossed rossed as in this tbl instance to men con coiy conIIplCUOU conipicuouc IIplCUOU for one thing and another wealth wealthby wealtproretwedeecflbed by y preference prerehedeecrtbed desert desertbat au sobat hibltlon hibltlontbat bat was to take place In the Fifth Avenue AvenuioIel AvanuJotel AvenueDotel Jotel and didnt You could get a friend friendartooa friendly friendlycartoon frtendlartoon cartoon of yourself to be hung Ilungln in th thallery tbl8 tbl8iallery thlmllerv allery of masters for anywhere trot from from1211toSI00 trot125to 1211toSI00 1211toSI00Incidentally 125to 25 to 1100 1100Incidentally lQQ lQQIncidentally Incidentally Mr Stanford White arch archord a arcldeel b1 b1teet teet eel wee uaubJecte subjected i to a good deal or annoy anooyaDCl annoyIno aDCl Ino from ttllllndu8trl this Industrial l activity of Stem tnamfurd Stemord ord White the dose rewniblanue re mblant8 causln causlnaany CIUIIlna CIUIIlnaman eawdnnany man aany people to confound the architect arcliltecrttb architectwith architecitti with the Industrious chevalier In the Stlames St Stamea StJmflS lames amea Building BuildingThe Eulldinlfhe BuildingThe The Japanese Japan ConsulQeneml receive receiveecently receIvedrecently receiveecenUy recently a letter of Stamford W bite on th thImperial the theImporal UiImperial Imperial Highness business which wa waorwarded wall wallforwarded weorwarded orwarded to him hlmwtth with a iu note te of inquIry inqulrram inquIryfrom inqufrrum from ram a man of large lar business bu lDe t Interest interealrto Interestho tll tllwho who ho had received it l by y mail TiM propoItiori propo propcitlon propoIIltlon itlon was so queer that t the bu business lnee nut RUIIeut man manlIeut nutout lIeut out it to the ConsulGeneral C with a note c caqulry or orInqulr c0t4u1r7 aqulry All Mr Ucliida Ucl da would say on th thuliject the thelIubject thuLJect uliject j ye yesterday sterday was this thisI i icaused jl I caused an investigation of tbe matte matteo mtterto to o be made From a report submitted t tue tme tLie me ue and coming comln from an entirely rellabl rellabiource rellablource rellabie10Ur ource Je I have to say that the enterprise enterprtoif or if f Mr Stamford White Is not one which whichan 1 1can can an Indorse IndorseAt At 21 West Nineteenth street a youn younidy younlady younlsdy lady idy who had before her bera a large heap o ostters of ofletters aettere letters similar to tbe one submitted to tb tbapanese tbe tbeJapanese thapanese apanese Consul said that Mr White wa waas Will Willout waUt out Ut or town When through her a man who whowas wla wlarae was rae as present was asked if any Informatio Informatioonccrnlng Inrormatlonconoomlnl lnformatioioncerning onccrnlng the Mikado enterprise o was t to to too o o had there the answer an Wer came hot off th that the thebat that bat at atNot Not one word wordt 4 RID HOYS 1101 GOOD DIARY DIARYi DUBFew 1I4RFew i Few Page Tern From the LICe Ster Sterof 8tror t r rof of a Telegraph Mesienger MesiengerCharles InlenlerCharl IeisengerCharles Charles Charl l Murray never meant to be bad badne badone badus one ne could tell that by looking Into Intobla his clear clealue clearblue clesilue blue lue eyes but somehow the fifteen year yearf yean yeanot ot f hi his life werent all good ones and andestorday andesterday eo eoY Y estorday y he landed In the Tomb court oourharged court courtchar courtbarged char ed with attempted burglary burglaryTwo burllarrTwo burglaryTwo Two policemen polloemenll1d cold Charles and hi hijum b1burn bI bIohum burn jum Henry Myer both uniformed d me meinger meit meitII8 mesinger II8 1ger inger boy boy had been found early in tb tbanting the themorolntryini tIniornhig morolntryini anting trying to force an entrance into intoom Inkout Intoroom room om 120 In the he Produce Exchange ohanp Building BuildingWe DuUdin DuUdinWew We Wew was just lOin in there for fora a sleep sleepidge li1eepJude sleepudge Jude idge aaid ald Myer to Magistrate MaIL trate BakerDats Baker BakerJafe BakrDat Dat Jafe honea honeaTea boDellI boDellIYeI boii boiiYes Tea Judge dats datbonesechoed hones echoed Mur Muriy Kurra Mu ra iy I aint bad Heres de d little hoOk boolhere hoOkwhere bo i ihere where here I writ Wrltdown down all I done If you don donslleve dont dontbelieve donIeliere believe slleve me read it itMurray ItMurray itMurray Murray fished up from hi his pocket a well wellumbed 1 welliumbbd ll llthumbed thumbed lumbed diary Evidently It bad been beenirlB i iri a aIrla irlB ri once for many of the page Pt wenltdWith were weremIld wereilid mIld ilid ltdWith with writing WriUn1n in a girlish hand nd Mum Mumid Murray Murraybad Murrayad bad id found it on the street and decided U Urite to towrite t trite write rite dorm his hi doings just as the girl hoc IwSdOli hadybe dOli 3 fie dOliMaybe fieMaybe Maybe ybe Ill meet meetherlIOme her some day and den detcan denI dencan I can an show her he heeakl heeaklAnd said saidAnd saidAnd And BO on June 12 when h be left his honxfirst home homehere bornewhere lOi where here ltW18 t was he wOuld not sayhe yhe made madethe madee the e first entry It read reaoChucked readChuoked readChuoked Chuoked Job Brooklyn Broo r Poetal Qol Qoli Going Oolnato GoingNew to i New York lor a taT trrThe taTTh tryThe The Th next day da1111 da wa Was the in 18th but Murray Murrajas MurrarwluDkY Murraya wluDkY as a lucky for he hwrote wrote dot the Job al alght all allrleht allgha rleht ght and worked wo ked all night and all day dayJune dayMJune dayJune June l4Moyed to liT Bergen street streetS 18 i bad orap with lth landlord and bad U Ulove to tomOTe t4love mOTe love the boat Pine here ber81 I dont think thinkItUe tblnkLlt thinkIttle Llt ItUe bed hard u a a rockalso other things tblnpBed thinged thingsed Bed ed at midnight 11 lbt but not to toCh sleep sleepCharles leepCharles Charles Ch had girl 1 friend of course bu bui but buthe he S i had hsdthe the good d tot not to write the thertea their theirnattIeIi theliames nattIeIi ames In hi his book Under entry of June JunOut Junen JuneI n I b be wrote wroteOUt wroteOut Out with ith E F Fand and R and Walter Walterarty WalterPartr Waiterarty Partr arty at Walter sisters Her Berbltthdar BerbltthdarBunoh birthday birthdayunob bhthdayunch Bunoh unob of oUtin fun To bed JJO A M MJune MJune MJune June IS Sunday SUnda1To To church Home Homeo BomeTo To o New York with Bob and Walter Soda Sodaome Sodalme SociaHome Home ome t P M IF P M out to chop IU IUjoint suy suyCharIes uej uejlnt joint lnt lntCharles jointChar Charles Char riotous living i Ia beginning tiill ti to totell ictli tell ill on him for next Ia 1 found this entry entryJune eotDJune entryJune June 19 19ToO Too oo tired to work Taking TaktaiChicken Takinday TakingI day I olr olrChlckenl ceChicken Chicken come home to roost u ai aiJune will be be1IeIID beBounoe4 1IeIID 1IeIIDJune June 3OBounced Bounced for lor taking day off offJune orrJune osJune June 21 21To To Prospect Park Merrygind Merryg JIirryIGround Merrygeiind round ind Dot two tw brass rings Bought re reilvcr reo reoTolTor reolver TolTor ilvcr and watch watchJune 1atohJune watchJune June 22 22Bummlng 22BummlngJune Bumming BummingJune June 25 258tUl Still bumming Hooked re iwDIver relver reTolvr Tolvr DIver until July 4 4June 4June 4June June 38 211Btill Still on the bum Hooked Hockeoker Hookedtloker Rockedoker tloker tlokerJuly okerJuy oker okerJuly July 3 300t Got job Commercial Cable CableAnd CableN CableAnd N Y YAnd And there the entries ceased because becauser becauseuMurry uMurry I r Murray said Id he had been too busy busyMagistrate bU8YMglatrate busyMagistrate Magistrate Baker placed the boy ii iilarge In Inbarre hiurge barre large of ofa a Gerry agent r J L 1 I l e 8i j I Pm PIaIwATITq i f lu PIlICA I ATi P PI PMIDSUMMER hh hhFIctiON o I V u w MIDSUMMER FICTION NUMBERHARPER NUMBER N1JMBERHARPERS NUMBERHARPERS HARPERMAGAZINE HARPERS HARPERSMAGAZINE HARPERSMAGAZINE MAGAZINE MAGAZINEI MAGAZINEComplete I 9 Complete Short ort Stories StoriesELIZABETH StoriesBLIZABETH StoriesBUZABBTH ELIZABETH STUART ST ART PHELPS MARY MAR Y E WILKINS WIUONSRICHARD WILKINSRICHARD WILKINSRK2IARD RICHARD LE GALUBNNE GIORQB HIBBARD HIBBARDJAMES HIBBARDJAMES HIBBARDJAMBS JAMES BRANCH CABELL AUCB ALIc BROWN BROWNEtc BROWNEtc BROWNEtc Etc EtcBtcEtc EtcBtcEtcThe Etc Bit EtcThe Etc BtcThe The Slave Trade of ToDay ToDayBy By IS HENRY Y W NEVINSON NEVINSONIn In October 1904 1 j an expedition exp dltlomi under Mr Nerinson N rliason was wa sent by byHARPEBS byHARPERS byHARPERS HARPERS MAGAZINE to Afric to e eipost pol the evil of the th slavetrada slavetradaof elave tra traof of today In I this tbi number numbr it I printed prt the th flrtfc alt of hii hi hi papers papr written writtenfrom wrttn wrttnfrOI wrttenfrom from frOI Loanda LBda in which he h vividly pictures pia t condition al he findi nd nda them themand themand themand and prepares prpDrl the way for the hmolt most dramatio rmatic of his hi revelations IvlattoD The Theexpedition Th ThexpeditioD Tbexpedition expedition ia f still tU in the interior interor of Africa AfricaTh6 Afrc AfrcT AfricaThe The T Mistress Mistess of the te House HouseA House1 House1A HbUs HbUsA A GROUP GROU OF EIGHT EGHT PAINTINGS PAITcS IN I FULL FL COLOR COLORBy COLORBy COLORBy By ELIZABETH ELIABBTH SHIPPEN SHIPEN GREEN GREENArticles GRBNJ GRBNJAreles GREENArficles Articles Areles by W D HOWELLS HOWL Professor Polulr SIMON SION NEWCOMB NEWCOMBProfessor NEWCOMBProlessor NEWCOMBProleHr Professor ProleHr THOMAS R R LOUNSBURY ETC EC ETC ETCTravel ETC ETCTravel ETCTravel Travel Travel Literature Science Language Discovery DiscoveryW Dicover DiscoveryPICTURESJN PICTURES PICTURESJN IN COLOR by byHOWARt HOWARD PYLE PYLEW W D STEVENS N NC C C WYETH WYT LUCIUS LUCS HITCHCOCK HTCHCOC IIARCApulrlut Plato Plat Pctroolui Pcralu Properllui ProperlluiJuvtnit PrperUu PrperUuJuvnl ProperilusJuvinit Juvtnit U IO B ul Ot1d Su SuIOllu Sustoalus toalu Martial lrlll P1IATT P1IATTlet PlA PlAIUI PJItTIiUJ let Sib 811 ar avSUES arUI arqus SUES UI DADS D4 OWN OW GIRl OlttLFor GIRlJor Gilt I IFor For a Trine Tlflf of o SIOOOOO 00 far r Annexln Annexlnnods ADnnlnna AnnextnuIadi nods na Affection AlfecMonMm AffectionMute leeUO leeUOIml rl Mm Mute Iml Ino I eonortf11 v France rn described deorlbd b bixjrsoni by byl bporsonti ixjrsoni l nnM who Have to s In seen n her as a a a doshln doshlnyoung dublniyoung dashiatyoung young widow has hi b bn been cn sued ue by Mrs MrsMartha MT MrMartha Martha Iaha Oarrstson artAon of 148 18 West Welt Fortythin Fortythircstreet Fortythintre Forlthlr Forlthlrstret Perolval Oar Oarretsons Oarretsn Oarretson stret street tre t for the alienation alenation of retsons retsn alfeotioas afectlon Mrs rs Jarretson aret n eatl eatlmates etl etlmates estimates mates the loss lo of her husbands hUlbnd8 love 18 a at at at1ooo 1100 109000 Mme France Frnce lives IIea at 4 Broac Broactreet Brod Brodatt Broacstreet street Lynn Iyn IynFrom Mass MassFrom MassFrom From the complaint complnt drawn by Mrs M Oar Oarrptsons Oar Oarrftlonl Oarretsonis rptsons rftlonl lawyer l wyer 3 1 Q Williamson Wilamsn Jr i iappears I Itappears appears that tht the Oarretaons Oartnl formed thacquaintance th tbe tbeaclalntanc thuacquaintance acquaintance aclalntanc appr of Mme France In1898 In ir 1 IaOwher IaOwherthey when wheitliby whenth they th y had a cottage cottag at Oceanic OcanIc N J Mme MmeFrance Minefanco le leranee France ranee came to Oceania Ocnlo to establish etabl1b t tlegal a alegal tlegal legal residence rHldinc In New Jersey JefT for the ur urpose urpOI urpose pose pOI of securing rS a divorce dvoroo but the deatt deattof dth dthor deattof rendered action superflu superfluCUB an of M France Frnce render supru supruOU8 CUB CUBMme Mme me France Frnc was Wi at Oceanic Ocanto until unti the thefall thefall th thfall fall of hOt 191 when whn she he moved to Massachu Maseacbusette Massachusetts Muachuttl setts ttl where she bad relatives rlat Mean Meanwhile Men Menwhie Meanwhile while whie according acrdlnl to Mrs Mr Oarretaon Oartlon she shehad Ihe Ihebad shehad had been bn making love to Garretson Oarret8n with withtbe wlb wlbthe withthe the result rult that Perclvsls affections aoionl for foilila iorl forLie lila l home and wife wle were quite Quie dissolved dissolvedMrs dlllve dissolvedIdre Mrs ATi Garretson Oartn relies relell for proof prof of herallegations her herallegations heralllaUon8 allegations alllaUon8 mainly upon a letter leter dated datedNov diled diledNo atedNov Nov No IS 1KB ll 1 which hlch she says IY came to heihusband her herhubnd herhusband husband hubnd In the handwriting hndwrtng of Mme Me France FranceHie Franc PranceThe The reads readsAs he letter ltir U I addressed addel to Dear Dad and andreads andrd andreads rd MAl As this tla t Ia your birthday bltday I Ild send my best bestwishes bt btwl9N bestlsbee wl9N wishes lsbee arid ad hope bo that tht you will wi how hle many manyanJ my myand manyand and tt that t tpcrous they wm b be al all bpy happy and pr pros prosporous porous 1 have not beard herd from fom you fo foo for prou o long Why I know kow not I 1ou have bav a alittle altl alittle 1 little token toke to send end but will wi waft until unti I Ihear Ibe Ibear hear be ltl from you OU Would Wold write writ more fully fullybut fullybut fullybut but deem it wiser wir to wait fIat Am sorry sr fornot for fornot forlot not having the pleasure IkM of seeing MinE you on onyour onyou onyour lot havng your birthday birthdy which pleasure p1 I had hd antici anticipated atlo anticipated pated you ted and expected e te but accept acept sincere einrwishes sincerewishes Ilnore Ilnorewi9 wishes wi9 l and thanks thanl on this your birthday birthdayfrom bIrthdaytr birthdayfrom from tr DADS DDSOWHOIRL DADSOwNOIRL DADSOwNOIRLMr OWN QIBL QIBLMr Mr Oarretaon says she ha ball other letterthat letter Jtten Jttenthat lettersthat that M passed pd Grtn between btW her husband hUll bnd and thewidow the thewidow thewldow widow widowLOOKS wldowLOOICS widowLOOKS LOOKS LIKE I K HER B B LOST LSt IVSIIAXD IIUSR4NDItalian HUSnlD HUSnlDItala IVSIIAXDItalian Italian Itala Woman ea Hole HaN Canny Cay 8 Nest t t Court Courtbut Cot Cotbat Courtbut but He Prove PBN He Hel Not fot Her Loved One OneJohn OneJohn OneJohn John S Qlllesple OU8llpie of Hoboken Hobkn was in inJefferson InJel inJeersoft Jel Jefferson rn Market court cur yesterday yeerY charged chargedwith ohar oharwith chargedwith with abandonment abdont by b Mary ry MillottiMm MtllotU MtllotUMr i10t Mr Ulllottl Hlott alleged that she had mar married mr mrrled maricd ried icd the prisoner prner seventeen Ivent year ago agoFour agoFo agoTour Four Fo year JeTi ago her husband huabd AntonioMlllottl Antonio AntonioMillottl Antono AntonoMlot Millottl Mlot left Jft her and ad she le thought ae she he had hadhim bd bdhim hidhim him when wh she l met rt GUlesple OUlple on a Hoboken Hobokenferry Hobkn Hobknter Hobokenferry ferry ter To prove pro that Qlllesplo OINpl and her herTonjr herTOD herTony Tony TOD were the same I she Ibeprced produced photo photograph pbotoarapbl photographs graph of her husband bubdla in which the likeness likenessto Ikene Ikeneto to atllospte Olllle wa Wi was startling startlingHer strtll startlingHer Her He huabd husband had hd been bn a shoemaker shoemakerbutt akr akrbuv butt hi b1 his former boss b who was WI In I court courtcouldnt curt curtcouldt ooUrtcouldnt be Qlllesple Millottl MillottlTh MiliottiThe couldnt sure er Olel was WI MlotU MlotUTe couldt Th The defendant dfedt said e he b had been b Scotch Scotchfrom Bt Scotchfrom Te from m his earliest ea Nt recollection Ho Hew Hewmr was wasmarried wasmarried married seventeen Ivntn year l years ago aK and In thesam the theam te mr sam am year r dame bet ixne to this th country countryMrs cuntry cuntryMT countryMrs 1 Mrs MT Oiltopl OIJle was 11 in I court and had her hermarrlap hermr herniarrlar marrlap oartlfioate oartlfioateEv Ortlr osrtifleatEy te teE mr Ev since gj bo baa b been bn in this country countryGIllUpl countl countryGilLeple GIllUpl 01ple E eo ha hbn has been employed mJloye by a firm ln of ofwholesale ofwholle ofwholesale wholesale grocers In I Washington street streetA Itrt ItrtA wholle Wuhlnlon A member mbr JO of the firm lr t testified ltlfed to thatfact that thatfact tbattac fact factdtllesple tac dtllesple Ie swore that tt Mrs M Millottl M10tll who whohis whoWi whowas 1On was OI1 a tt total 1 ccr atmaer h bad accotc C ta him himfou himfour Wi four weeks ago aacFbad bad slIpped a note Ito Itohi Into Intohis fou week ao his hand wbl which read r Ilpp Tony coma oe homo homotome bometo hometo hi tome to mei me I forgive all allHe allHe lI lIHe He said fora Nothing otl dl doing I Im not TonyTbsn TonyTt Tony TonyThen Then the wom woman brht brought hi him bfo before aHatraf aMagistrate a aMagistrate Magistrate Tt at Coney Island There oho shewas ohowo CoD INd ee eewa Hatraf wa was wo pOltive positive a two large II II scar would bo b foundon found foundon foud foudon on his ehoulc shoulder In the presence ce of wi witneeses wit witaestrs aestrs ad and the tb woman wom Ollle ullleple showed Mowedho showedhe showedho ho D8 Wall shy the scars so ho h wo discharged duoharffedThe dr dischargedThe ed edThe The Magistrate te I decided Mr Mrs Millottihad Millottl Millottlhad dd Mlott hd Jpl lesple had md made Mte a mte mistake and dibrp discharged QU OUJpl Oftlesple QUCbleacoi 01 Cbleacoi tesges New CIe Chief Ie of 1 Polee PoleeCIO PolleeCgcado Pollee PolleeCHIOAOO CHIOAOO CIO July 2Polce 26Police M Police Cptan Captain JohnM John JohnM M Collins iline 1U was ap appointed lte Chief of Polo Police tosuooeed toIUo to tosucceed succeed IUo toda today Clmll Francl Francis ONell ONei by MyorDne MyorDnetoda MayorDuane MayorDuanetoday Mayor Dunne Dunnetoday A APPLETONS APPLETONSBOOHLOVEKS BOOHLOVEKS DOO 1 L 0 V E I S MAGAZINE MAGAZINEcontains M O Z I N E EFor For AUGUST AUGUSTArticle AU GUS T contains containsrtict containsArticles Article rtict Stor Sicrier S rt its Pictures Pituru etc tc by byHenry byBea y yenzy Bea Henry enzy Jane JaneH ea R a ler bert eH W Chambers CkamBersHlrke amlers amlersI ChambersH I H B Marrltt Mani ne tt WaUon WID 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street trt station stationWhat 8tton 8ttonWhat stationWhats What I the th matter asked k the rer eergeant reraant rergeant geant aant You aint going to quit qit the Job Jobare Jobare jobare are vou vouIm vouIm youIm Im through said Van Brunt Bruntdont Brnt I Idont Idont dont Im mind the walking waldr because b a Im uw uwto UBd UBdto used usedto to that t mnd t but bt I cant cnt stand ltd for being bln away awaifrom awayfrm awayfrom from home so much nights nightsVan lht nightsVan frm Van Brunt ha has been a policeman polcm for there thermonths theremonths Brnt b bn months Before he became b me a blueooabe bluecoat blueot blueotbe bluecoatbe be was a Bror floorwalker foMalker in the drug depart departmont dl deartmont r mont of a Sixth avenue dry goods go 8ltore store storeHe MoreHe I IHe He wu back bok in his b old job yesterday yesterdayEngineer yesterdayEngineer 1eteray 1eterayEnnee Engineer Ennee Janeway aewa Leaves lavN Rorbllng btil Co CoTBEKTON c cTBlKTON CsTnavofl TBEKTON TBlKTON N J July M 2ohn 2eJohn John H Jane Janeway Janeway Jae JaeWAY way Jr has b basresigned resigned rged his position ploo In i the thiengineering tbeIngieg theengineering engineering department of the John A ARoebUng AblC ARoebling RoebUng Ingieg Sons drtmt Company tm l to become bz general generalmanager genera generamanager ceral ceralmanp blC S manager of the Mineral Mei Point Zinc Zno Company Companyof Cmpy Cmpyof of manp Chicago o For fourteen forle rears he b boi boib bebeen b been n Cico next neyt to President Pldet Charles Crl O ReebUnf ReebUnfthe 6Ul 6Ulthe the head of the engineering department departmentMr de rlment rlmentMr hed elnenp Mr Joneway 1s a ton on of Col John H Jane Janeway Jat Janeway way Jaey a a retired i surgeon of the tb army arm who whilive wholivee live In Princeton Pncelon rldlue He Is o a graduate dute of the thiColumbia theColumbia theColumbia Columbia Ie School Sbool of Mines MinesTHE MI MinesAI5W I ITHE AI5W AI5WA AI5WTHE A THE COLLEGIATE 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3 r wYsr wYsrL fYt L 4 HARRY If BAILEYS nULfIS DEATH DEATHPlayed DETI DETIPlae DEi4TiIPlayed Played Plae Tennis nnlt Too Hard lard herdShock Shock bok of a Cold ColtBath ColdBath ColdBeth Bath toralvcrd lralzt Him HimBTAUFOKD HimBrUIFJD HimBmMronn BTAUFOKD BrUIFJD Conn July 26 26Overex 26Overexertlon Overex Overexertlon ertlon at t tennis tnl followed folowed by a cold cld plunge plunRiIn plung plungein In the Sound Bund is 1 believed bUad to t haw h caused causedtbe c cmiodthe the death det of Harry Hry Winchester Winchtr Bailey Biey of ofthe ofthe the th firm f of Bailey Biley A Tuttle Ttte 43 Blcecker Blceckertret Blker BlkerIt Bleeckerstreet street It New York Mr Bailey Bily last I Thurs Thursday Thur Thuraclay day played several eral sets tll at tennis He was waavery wa warr wastry very rr play warm wn when he stopped Itop playing and andhe ad adhe andhe he took tk a cold cld bath bth A short sbor time tle plarE afterward afterwardhe arterar he wa was stricken with paralysis The 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bythe bytbe bythe the cor cold plunge plup Obituary Obluar NoteRev Note Note lotesSevFatherThomaiT Rev Re SevFatherThomaiT FatherThomaTiKlnkead FatherThomL Kinked Klnkead died dlM yester yesterday THterday ysterday day at the Franciscan Franlacan SIsters 811tera Convent onTnt nt ntPeskaktll otPebkU ntPeekekill Peskaktll of which 1hlh he warn w the hl chaplain chaplainafter chlplaln chlplalnfter ohplatnfter fter PebkU an Illness Un s of tuberculosis tubrcu oall of thekidneys the thekidney thoIdner kidney extendlnc over oVlr many man months monthxRev monthReT monthsJlev Rev Idner eT Father etrndlll Klnkead was Wa born In Belant BelantIreland B BelIathlreland I8t I8tIrelad Ireland Irelad April 4 iss H He cams cme to this I hi country countryn ountry ountryn n UA 16 and Apri was wa U ordained Ord Dec Dlo e I 1898 188 at Bt litJosephs Btmth It ItJOept8 JOept8 Josephs 8lnlrr SeminlryTroy ro ne He WA was aallne assigned assignedto to AU Saints Cb ChtlrQii Madison Aele avenue and andlth andPith Pith street New r York On Sept ii 2 1102 1102no 502 502lie no assumed Ir the Chaplatncy CblPlllood of the thl large largeConvent larle larleCnnt largeConvont 102 102le le Convent Ilmf Orphan Orphn Asylum Alu isyiun ot ijd d Academy of ofMs oftil ofIhe Cnnt Ihe Missionary Order of 8t francis IQPHk tiLPeeks tiLPeekskill til kill Mltlonary where be w was Orer much b be1vpd ranC He HeIQd Poe Poesessqd sessqd Ms ki IQd ed wber ono of the finest rellelous relaloll vl llbrsrles Ibrllrl in Iitbs intb IJ IJtbe tb tbs State But h he did not confine ontn his hil work workto wori work workto to the ttate convent conyen Jie e Is I bt beet to knqwn wn In chalt chaltQrialato charity charityorgsnlratlons 1 1arganlsatlons t orgsnlratlons l lo jie e ornlled the Odlrt fIrst Catbo CatboUo arganlsatlons Uo o charitIes eluU BUj In hi his dlocsss dloe and a had been beensupervisor bi beensupsrvIaQr supervisor of charities C rlue many year ea lie lieorcanlzM le le91pllf HegygnIzed orcanlzM luIQr the 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favoriteiwnrnereil favorit favoritmered favoritemmmered iwnrnereil Jach mered yltcrdB down to 11 I to 10 with th I 1 J Dwyers DwyersQuorum Dw DWYCFMuotum yerl yerlQuorumio1ne Quorum Quorumio1ne going back to 2 to 1 and H De D Courcy Courcy1orWs CourcyJor CourcYobA bck t W V H HWliydcrs HI lowered to t flve 1orWs obA s Listless fv I Wliydcrs Jor 11 der Muffles M JJltI ftne a lowere an 1io to t shot took the lead leadt leo leothetlUartr leadsthecluarterpolP i1I attended attendedbi by Listles Ll and andfkllrtn andklrtl ande sthecluarterpolP t th quadripole poll atlndfby te thetlUartr fkllrtn At th head of the stretch tretb Muffins Muffinst Mumnl1N umna umnaL e klrtl drawaway drew w Willie Knapp then thenput tnln tnlnput thenI L t arMl1 vtArKllrta lir drl away y Wile I 1N put tha tbehrel Farrell colt cII coI under ulder a drive and ld the theUtter theltter theZttr boreIn In crowding Muffins to the th rail railrafter rl railr rafter Utter ltter which b born be crowdlr came on Mulns and nd won t by threeF three threetrtu tbre tbrepr r ft b woo rode rodewas rodeI Balrd length In 107js VIrte trtu of a roe roeJlulnlhurle F pr Imlth hurried before the steward wIth wIthprott a ari I Jlulnlhurle lumne of foul Ifore Itli the th relit reiilr tewad tht that ArkUr ArkUrwal Arkllrt4 Arkllrt4I ri protect lh prott ruled out oYthe of the he money with wl b Mum HufAplacedas Mumple Mufflnplad was I wal rule second cond and andThewiiarrbetter anni winner Quorum placedas ple plad I AR the nc third thirdThelman thirdI i LI JiItlP Thewiiarrbetter Thelman The tls emart bter batten began bpn the thl dajrwltht dajrwlthtloadedthe da day wlb with an anj n nUplt j I tIrePL that Jarred them to the blll heci ThfY ThfYJ They TheyI Jarre weight weightIn loadedthe J Uplt d tbe thotnoner money on Lady Amelia top welrh welrhIn the handicap andicap at six Ly furlongs sending lend end1n In netway net netM derto In I t e ndlcp lt Curlonl Lady LadyAmelia M y yell favorite even mone money t L to the poiti an fyorlt al the thsy theway po did her Iet hut a after howln Amelia tr way y ell lor for nan half a nine mie bt mm Bhe we weakened ncAnouc ene Id and 31111cr 31111crVIAM inci incipassed ler lere passed her hal with tbe lightly IrhUr weighted werht Aero Aeronaut Aer AerJaut AcrOnaut naut e a IS to I shot who won In a drive by a alength alengh alenath Jaut and half lady Amelia was w wa wide widepressure tinderireieurc a uncer uncerpreure length lengh to beat hal Teacrm TeaCrIM Iay 4 to Amela 1 1 half hal a length lengthfor lenrb lenrbfor lengthfor pressure for preure for the place bat with llh the latter lattr a head hed before beforeAscension beforeAcenslon beforei the thestart Ascension Ancestor ncCtor waa wa outrun from thetr theetart i start The time tim was W l U 25 25A 2 2A 2tA tr A remarkable tme feature fPture 11 of the steeplechase steeplechasewas stceplehale stceplehalea tceplechaer although althoughtin the favorite won altbouahhA that Nitrate r was a Nllratt tin went up In the thl betting bfltlr to 11 1 to Sand 1 5 and several severalof Mveralof 3 heel known layere laid aRaloRt him himHe hintlie of tr trHfl the Iner alalnt nil tile running and gaiiopod home homefve homefive ynnii lie thl raloPI lunuc lunucfive madl runnlnl five lengths ni to the good In 424 2 Dick Robert Roberti Robertit t 7 fve 7to 7tolhiula to 1 lelgthl had a mortxaeA mortR 100d on tbe thoplace place with flfCeeiiI fifteen fifteenlengths ffttl 1 lengths over Paulaker 4 to I Xeponset Xeponsetburned NlponBt NlponBthurned Neponethunted I burned JenllhA up lP a bale blie of money as be was backed backeddown backe backei backeddown down to lfl to s sTony 5i t tTony II i Tony Ton ABle kelp the Bootblack King KIIA won wontwo wontwo wontwo i with lluhrlo nod Alwln betting bettingliberally two races Ind bBttnr bBttnri liberally on each lh nch Rubric 4 to I won the thethird theI thehunt 1 j i third Ibpraly event at a mile nnd a I sixteenth Willie WillieKrapp Wiie Willie1rtip lnt mie 1 I Krapp taking him to the th front at the three threequarterpole threfQuarterpole threeluarterPoic quarterpole KIIPP tklnl for or a clever victory vicor by a length lengthnncj lenAth lengthand 1 nncj nn and a half hal In 148 I ia Iet Jetsam 1 11 lo 1 to t 1 who whoIJK wbole whot flnlahpd In the place placeI of the th way led part fnlshP t le prt another 10 to toI toI I t n fIve lengthA In front of ovpna aothlr I I nllUl Ahot ll Oreal OreaPi t UII Tld Tide A M t tho IIIU ISovena 0 favorie favorite r blew wltt wlttunexpectedly up upi upt unexpectedly half a furlong furlon from the wire wireAlwln wirei i i I t unmlpptNI Alwln at 6 to I made a fastpace fBt fast pace In the thethe tbehnndlcap thohandicap handicap at a mile and itn Alghh eighth and IO IOthe got gotthe the money by a Ipnuth 1lih with 1th plenty plentlnJfeere plentlnJfeereRt In reserve reserveNt reeervefit Nt Bellane Blan IK II to lLcime Iclme I came to life le and an nailedthe nailed naileddown naie the place from ugnIa llo Burch backed backeddown down to 12 to 6 by tul a head Bad News ee the thefavorite thefa thefavorite 1 favorite fa with 127 pounds tired at at the end endwhite endhll endwhile white vorlp the start 17 killed pours Bluchers Buchfr tire chances chancesPhidias chae chaePhldl8s chanceePhldins hll Phidias a prohibitive kied favorite favorie in the last lastrace lutrare lactrare prohlbllo rare for twoyearolds six furlongs simply simplysrallopecl simp simpBloped aimplymIloped srallopecl In front nil the way wa Miller 1Ier easing easinghim eaelnl easingnim him Bloped at the jnd fld end where ni bre ho b had three thrt lengths lengthsthe Ilnth IlnthnVlr lengthsover 11m second choke chokeVeronc ehflitCj over P J Dyyfrs lied Eye spond nVlr Veronc 1 II In the IBh 1aly Re Alks ilk was a a poor thir third thirdHawthorne j Hawthorne was tlR practIcally Ilrt left at the POlt POltThe poet poetThe Hawthorle I practcaly fnvorites 10Bt 1otThe 10BtTbe The time was ae las I l Four favories the summaries summlrles rinsr JIaT HACK HACKHandicap nACI CAd CAdhandicap Handicap for all al ages a e tlooo IOadded 1000 added 91 sl furlonrs furlonrsHorse rrlonrs rrlonrsA fur1onrflors Horse flors andlap und Age 11 loekeu netting FtC FtnAeronaut F FtCAeronMit Aeronaut A S OMiller 1 Miller im I 151 1 1ni1 ni1 ni1F ni1Id l I ILady I4 I4lAd Lady Id Amelia Amrla 4 1ZO 12 Knlfrm 1Mer even lS 11 iaTeacreu 7 7TencresjS 2j 2jTeacrn TencresjS Teacreu S MIMelanlel 91clalel1 oc Meilanlel 41 75 75AMenaton 3 3Axrenslono 3 Teacrn Axrenslono e B8Iletlti as lnggIn 121 11 41 1 1Ancestord 4 4Ancestor 4Ancestor Ancestor 4 I OSuburlion l fubuehon 95 Jgrln ubuelion 112 12 o5 15 8 8LiicyYounes I 5Jury LiicyYounes 111 Jury Young oune S nonsmith onmlh 13 tmlth 40t Il 40 101 101 a aKlBride I 6tlt KlBride tlt Bride 5 00 O0otter O XotLcr oUer KM 11 ltrl 151 7 7Col 7Col 7Cal Col ii nrde Ruppert BupperllOt 3 104 Fountain 1I 1r1 lf t 61 51 8 8PUtoon3 I 8Pletoon PUtoon3 Plaon Pletoon RupPI S Tim 100LSmlth 10L 100 L 113 il3i Smih Smith 55 55Oood 25God 801 61 151 11 B BTlmr I i 5 Oood start won easily Arronaut rnaul ch p r i 3 by brAyrshire byA5r God eal 1 AyrblreMt Ayrshire hreMIM ar MlM Klllej pm owned by Fred rd Johnson Jntusonrahied Johnsontrained JohnMnarled A5r trained arled by b T McCreery McCreerySKCOKD Mcrety McretyBrCII Recreery6ZcitND SKCOKD BrCII 6ZcitNDSteeplechase BACK BACKSteeplechase ICl IClStetl Steeplechase Stetl ba handicap for fouryearolds fourealds and andupward ad adupward andtipwardl000addedabot8 upward tipwardl000addedabot8 11000 added about two miles milesllont mUc mflraIore llont and 10 Aor tC at in 1 lotkev 1 tl netting nlnl Fin FinNltraleaged Finllral Finltrate Nltraleaged ltrate 10 I54G 0 Ilroom Droka tlS 1 even een I IDick I 1a 1aIItk llral Dick RobertsS144Orantland Roberta 5 S144 IUOranland Orantiand 71 62 5 7 7pulker 2Paulaker i iPaulakcr 1 i Paulakcr Jek Robers aged agedItS 1SSK IS P Helder 41 mi 85 85epntlredIUHal i iNeponset tNeponcet Neponset atcd aged42 143 Hatl H II IS 18 eS 5 4i 4 4ieo 1 ceo ieo eo epntlredIUHal Keene KeeardIMnnt aged1S4 aged 154 Henry 61 51 21 21Cardigan 5 5t 5Cardigan Cardigan 8 l 15 tupee nle 41 1 a5 a aTheDeposed4 aTe aTheDeposed t TheDeposed4 Te Carhlan Fell Dsed 4 IJ4Ssrlel Sand and 11 011 tl 1J1 1J1Fell 11 11I 151Fcil I i Time 424ood 424 424iGood iGood ood start won ridden rdden T4 T4bt out Nitrate llral b h aged agedtrained agedbY red redTea bt bY Tea TrayIotah Traylnevat owned bJ by J W Col Colt Colttrained trained trIne by b A t G Ulakely UlakelyTHIRD IlalI IlalITIrD DIttelyc c THIRD TIrD rues ruesSelling nAC nACSllor nAcgSeliIng Selling Sllor for threeyearold tbrreearId and upward upward 1800 1800add 1900addid add addid d one mile and anl a iliteenlb iliteenlbHone Ilaenlh lztecntb1ors aded Hone anti mie Age te Of WI loftey l ttl Rtltino BstiSn III Ft FtRubricS Fl Fin FinRubric RubricS Rubric 10 3 alr l04VKn IO Wlthcpp Knapp pp 41 1 H 4 5 lit litJetsams I 4 4Jetaam Jetaam Jetsams J Rubrc 3 14Olrflns ODrlna n4 flIggis lol 101 91 31 l 2 2Novena3 2ovna ze zeZovena Novena3 ovna tm3 3 TO 1 Miller 1 I r 101 101 41 S SJemLynch 31 31Jem 314 JemLynch Jerry lynch 4 103I 10 ion 1 Smlb Smith 151 151 ft1 I 4 4CaronalV 4Cronal 4Cronai 1 CaronalV Cronai 1030Connetl 103 lYConnell 201 21 71 1 S SOceonTlde I 5Ocean OceonTlde Cronal OcaTlde Ocean Tide 4 to IOnalr Ralrd 21 010 010 8 8KlncCole3 I 6Clcg KlncCole3 Clcg Cole Col3 3 1W wiFounUln PIFoululn Founleln M I a1 7flnmmula 7 7Flimmula4 7Fnmmull Flimmula4 Iln 4 105 I0IIlcbrnd Illldcbrand 101 101 41 1 S SSnltandPcpperS I 4 4tiItandPepper3 SnltandPcpperS Fnmmull and lcpprS 07 HnnrnantQOl Holmsn I 2001 21 ft ftLineoLife I 9LlneofLife LineoLife Sl Lne of LI I lOIUeDaulel 101 lcDalle 71 6210 6210Time 57 5 10 10Tlmc 10e Time 1 l4fl 16 16flood 1 1Cnd 16ood e flood Cnd ood start star won cleverly Rubric Rubrc ch c 3 by byMirthful byWJfrhftlrbrlc byMtzhtul4icrbrlc Mirthful W WJfrhftlrbrlc Mtzhtul4icrbrlc ilcCsnn Mcan Herbrlc owed oWlc by A L Aste At trained taied by byW byMcan byC C POtrtl R nLf I Undergraduate Stakes Siale for twoyearolds Ioerold SI SIadded 1 150 150added added nve fly and a hall b1 urlonc lurlonr110re urloncHone i ddd Hone and ald Age Ml 1 loOcrv 10tev 1eckr Betting BIIO Fin FinMMfflns2 Finnmns2 FinMnttns2 MMfflns2 D11lrd 0 7B Raird lrd SOt 11 Rl 11 I 1guorum2 IQuorum3 I IQuomm2 guorum2 1loLyne 10 ho L Lyne ne 21 SJ a 2 2Listless2 1Llateea2 I ILIIs2Itler Listless2 LIIs2Itler WMiller 81 81WUTrcd2 44 al 31WtIfrrd3 alWlfrd2 WUTrcd2 97WII 11lsn10l 97 Wliaon100t on 1001 SOl 21 21Caplas2 4 4plas2 4Cs Caplas2 Cs Wlfrd2 plas2 lu2 1cDanlfl 97 7McDanlel McDanil 51 51 7S 7SArtllrta2 7 6 6Arklrt 5ArLtlirta3 Artllrta2 ArLtlirta3 2 102 11 103WiKnapp WKnapp 1110 110 35 3SFinished 35I 0 0Flnlsbd I Arklrt Finished first but bil WaS disqualified disqualifiedTime dl dtquailfttdTIme qualld qualldTmc Time Tmc lOT 1 25 25Good 25God 24Cood Good God stan str won driving Muffins b bc c 2 by Plaud PlaudM Plud PludIAslare PiauditAstarte M IAslare itAstarte Astarte owned and Id trained trined by W v H Snyder Snyderrtrrn SnrderrnH SnyderFIFTU rtrrn rnH RACE HACEHandicap JCE JCEHandlcapIor RACEHandicap HandlcapIor Handicap for threeyear IhreYf threoytaroide lds and upward upwardSi5oo upwardI Si5oo I 1200 added one mile mie and an eighth eighthHone rlrhlbllole eigbthItoru Hone llole and ald Ate Wl Il Joetfy JOckf netting nlo Fin FinAlwln Fn FnAlwin pinAlwtn Alwln 8 lllLyne III Lyitt 01 01 21 l II IIHt 1 1St C Ht Delae Dcline nn S tftH IONVIV Iva 1OMt u I it I la i 181 151 41 1 1Eurell M Jl JlKurenla h hEureola Kurenla Eurell Burcb Burb 61I21 612 1 Martin Maln 124 12 45 J 3J t J Kela Kehilan Gallon S 90Uiier OIIr 90 M11Cr 01 11 21 4 4Bad 4Ba 4Bad Bad Ba News Nea 6 127 Knapp 21 35 3 5 6lilucher 5J 5Itiucher lilucher 1 82 12 o MDsnlel bt Danl Danei Knlr 81 81 31 31 B BTime I 0Time J lucr Time Tme 152 15 35 35Poor 35Poor 0 Poor start sar won easily eaI Alwln b c 1 3 by b Handle HandleAlvarrtta Hadel HadelAlvrtta HeatheAlvaretta JlcCann Alvarrtta Pr Alvrtta owned owne by b A I Aste ate trained tralnt by b W WKo V VJlcCann VMccann Ko r SIXTH 5117ffFortwoyearolde200added RACK RACKFor RACKFor For Fortwoyearolde200added twoyearolds tooyrarld two 3 added adde sU furlongs furlongsHone furlongsnorzeondAge norzeondAge Hone 101 ant Age IV I lackey Iocte Belting BIII Fin FinPhldlu3 FI FI1 FinPhldJas31l0MIIier Phldlu3 PhldJas31l0MIIier 110Miller 1a 1 out t tBed Iw 11 L w Bed eEe210KI Eye 2 104 W Knapp 41 1 35 3 2 2Veronese2 3Veycmrae21IOOConnori Veronese2 Venee Veycmrae21IOOConnori 2 110IOConnor30l 10IOConnor 31 86 86Hawthorne 81 a 35 35C C 1 Hawthorne 2 1O4Wilson WlLsoo 601 1 41 41nme 4 4H 4Time t Time H me 115 113Poor 115Poor 11 Poor Por start Iar won eosllr eaiy Phldlat Phldlu hIdlaq b f 12 2 by b Bath Bathavmpton BalboamptnPhlda PathmDWflphlda avmpton amptnPhlda mDWflphlda Phlds owned olne by b 1y G De Qumeons trainee traineeJ trainedS tralnecby S ly by J P Neumeyer NeumeyerRaclnf Numeo Numeoj Ncumeyeracln j Raclnf naelnat acln at atC t Providence ProvidencePaoviPKNci ProldeneePIVIDICI C PaoviPKNci PIVIDICI July Jul 28 2Tb 24The The aUrndancs atedace at tb the thearrrnet 1 Narngsnset arrrnet Park ark rnnln running me inert Nntllf enntlnuee larf larfopnns1atchlnr Iargp 4000 opnns1atchlnr persons watching the races rue today toYad and there threl I Istrong t tetreog strong 1rnr talk tlk on the part par of the management maaemel of con contlnvlnr 101 eonIlnuing tlnvlnr Unulr the he meet mel another aothr week wck at 1 least lel Witthe Wit Wllb Wllbthe wittthe the ending edlnr of the meeting leetlr at Brighton Drrhln on Satuida Satuidamany Ssturdamany many may more horses are aroelpected roup expected te here hr Summary SummaryFirst Summar SummaryFirst First Flrl Race RaceAboul About six furlongsOoldfleur 10 10Htlccstaeto io1Ilgesen Ulresn Htlccstaeto 6 10 I wonPlnWJ won Pin Pink Osnerl01 larter rtcr 101 Crtramlni CrtramlniK Crmm In I K I to6 to 05 I second rond PhabatrlM Phnbt Phahus 10 l CCremer Creamer 6 to 2 third thirdTime thIrdTime Time 110 1106 46 Little LilI Buttercup BUlorUP buttercup Portrlro POlrlrbGradf POlrlrbGradfua Grande GrandeUallant Cirande CirandeclaUsal tblr claUsal ua also so ran ransecond Casslr Cl Orteo Ort HI i Ocnnls Den and ad Blrdfortl Blrdfortlalso 3lrdjorftRacelive Irorh Irorhso second cd ra Race RaeeFlvt Racelive Five furtonjrn ruronrsT furlongsT T S Martin 1rl la laBell iofleli IrnlL Bell s to 2 won Jackn Jak Jack Doln Polio Hln ips 1m J McIntyre MclntyreTime McrDlneI I te A second end Au 1 97 CC C Whl White 1 to I tblr third thirdltitie Time rmeII 1 01 1 Tavanes Tavane also aso Iso rn ranThird rnThir rnL L Third Thir Race ReFlvo JbweFlve Five furlongs furolsMIs urtonsMja Mt Point PointPrrrlne Pit Jot JotPerrinc Prrrlne 2 to I won Ancient Ultch 1kh 81 Wiley Wiey 12 to 1 second seond Changeable W J Mclntyre MCIntyreit clnWrrl1 B to I lthird Ithrd Ilbrd third thrd Time IOI 25 2 5 Dr I Koch Koh e Judge Jnd Whlw WhlwBit blte blteProgramme Ill ProirAmme WeLsh lonnel Ilonnet lnn 1ennit SuJh 5ulilv ud udBlo anti antiflit Bit o Blarney also ranEourth ran ranFourth ranFoulh Blo Fourth Foulh Race IWfne ItneeOnc aso One mile mil and a sixteenth abtelhar abtelharmI alzteenthoara alzteenthoaraman Oars Oarsman man mI 120 17 rV W Duran o tq 10 won Tommy Wad WadTultuie Wddrl Waddcii drl dcii 10 100 Clmmlns2 Crtmmlm 2 to I cecond tond Ostrich lot Hrlgien1 nsel 5 to 2 Inlrd tItled Time l 14 146 146FISh Fllh FISh RaceOne ReOne mile 01 and ad i t yaaPb yaaPbPulane Tultuie TlaeIO ion Mcintyre even won Sincerity D aeiie aeiieIG lle lleM M 1 IWI iWifey Wiley el 7 to I second Widows Mite le DJ 10 10niomanellll lOHomanellip niomanellll mOlnll 12 1 to 1 third Ihlr Time Tmr 144 Ike IkeB S S1 Melsterslnger ran r Mdstllnrr Supreme SUireme Court Cour and Sufferance Sunorace olsiran alit aso asor asoRrlnl alitran Racing Rrlnl Re1n at at Old Nauciis NauciisBOSTON Saul NaugusDaltoN BOSTON BN Mass M July Jul 20 2Te 26The The racing at the tb OI Old i Raucus Buru track Irak today toI was ws delayed rcnr somewhat smewhaa by a aI i irainstorm I rainstorm rlntn and ad only one of three Ihre events nent schedulewas schedule cheduledwan was finished nnsed Sundown the Ihr favorite favorie la Ihe thl th 21 21pan 214 214i 21 21pdld i pan pdld did not make much at a showing owlnrl not gettln gettlneven rrllnr china chinai i even n aplocc a pla plice In the four brats that were rat ra raeed d The Te 222 22 trot Iro was as hadjy bdll ady split 111 up ii Crest reiI wer Medium beli blrtbe bcingtite only tontendc contender 10 get el more than one of ahe fve nYc bat beats Wanell MayzeiLe tIle laorle favorite lie took tok the th nest trlheat beat but bil failed al d to do good lo work In the nex nfal nezii i Jour tomorrow flr tmor The Te two Summary Sumnlar Simniarye unfinished unnniohel J races rl s will wi be b decided e 212 2tew clsss pacing paclnrpllra purs UCO UCOGinger CO COGlarr n Ginger Glarr b g by Heflectlon 11clon Cox I lj l I j CPllnlmpln Captain CaptaIniKampsonfr Sampson J cc B I Ithcdesl 2 t 2 Redondale Iiondale b g Walton 4onl 1 3 4 Rey ndt del PUeblo Dlablocb ch jr g IChsuya 5 4 S Rose I Mason ArMn bi b g Sumlerlaln 4 i 4 Alcrane Aerane b bI g Cykrns LkenI dig digt 11 t T1me2 110211 2I4K 2i41 2IH 2mlII t na II eu cliii Jutnr pacing puree 10 lfleo Unnnl unnnlhpdl hrdt hrdtich 0 Jabl Taiheil b m by Adh idtli 1 fL Lynch ich 5 1 1 I Ig Hilly IlyFbsArthur huh F I b 1 f Arthur 1 2 j I RdPppr fled Pepper cb a a IFozi 4 8 2 2 Itneal 8torewali b I cOnrgoi 6 a 2 4 Lady LdyWvr ky ro m D ftou Cox 8 s n SUtdolblll Sundown blk g Gray 4 7 3 7 Monte MonteJolrr Joe gr g iKlnneyl Kne 0 g 7 6 Col Cl Henry Hen bg b e Powers fl I 4dr dr Holly 11 Hooker Hoke b m Rombough Rmburhl7 Rombough7 7 a dls dl Pups PM Parker gr m Crowley eley dls dl dlme2IJ Ttme2lM Time2lS me2IJ 3l6j 16f 2tli 2ISt W 2ie 2ie2S2 2laelu 2IE 2IE2fl 2S2 class elu trotting trtlDr pursetMO PUrao unnnlihed Innnlhed Innnlhedeal Jhrst eal Medium Adlum gr s a a by Great Grel eal Heart Hea Earnest 3 3 Ear 1 l I I a Larabew Lrab Rose R b m Healfll 3 124 124retta I 2 1 2 Pc Irtcraa Ls Leta bm b m C 7 2 I Mazetta retta ro m Tyson I 7364 7364w 7364ltoek 7 3 6 4 IRIIlro lUng ltoek R b g Palmerr 2436 2 c a a aII iiaa frank w II iaa Petrel rl b g Dore 46 6 dr drmate drofWane sirc c mate of ofWane Maine b g item e rl re 1 a dls dl dli i BualpS Rualon s Wilkes Wlks blk m Wall Waltl dls t OgJdrT Baron Brn aron br a Hunphreyvllle die dlsTuneziUM dl dlt t TuneziUM eUtH Jl 318 JdlM 2 3J6 SMM 2H2U 2H2Uj ja 3193g 3193gl l j 1 1 116PB 11515 MEN LEAD LB DOIOJli DOIOJliNe Off RANGESNew RANGES RAWGF8oNew Ne New r Yerltte rk State HIM Itfl fkMtiaR otlag at aCf CretHl CretHlm CreMmor m mr mrCJDAIOOJ morCitenfloon r rCKEDMOOB CKEDMOOB July it 2 The Thl rtttitn ytfrn hoti hot of ofthe ofthe ofthe the CJDAIOOJ Heventyflrdt Regiment carried crried off or most mostof mOltat moatof of the honor honorl today wd In the first Irst flretdeya days diY shooting shootingof Ihotlna Ihotlnaof of the thl New NI ew York IRate Rtte Rifle Association Aoeton meet meetInc mt mtIn meetlng Inc In The company cmpan team tem match mat h went to the theHeadquarters theHedquartera theHeadquarter Headquarters Hedquartera team tem of the thl Boventyflrat BoventyflratRegiment BuotyIr oventyflrtRagimcntwith t tRellmont Rellmont Ragimcntwith Regiment with a awtailcore atotal total score of 870 70 Company CompanyDof CompanyD mpo mpoDot Dot D of the thf Boyentyflrst 80ventlrt finishing1 fnllhlnl second end with wih 860 86 while whlo Company mpany A of the thl Marines Marin was Wi a acloso acloan closo third with 359 I Hquadron A won the thetop thetop thetop 3 top 108 three places plac on the thf carbine orblne team match matchcompletely mtb mtbmpllllly matchnompletty completely mpllllly outclassing outclalnl the Red Bank Bnl troop troopers troopr troopera ers r at all al ranges rnIO The Individual honors honorsof honor honorof of the match went to t Lieut D C MacDougal MacDougalof MeDoUI1 MeDoUI1of of the Marines arlnel who scored Icorl 07 17 out of a possible Jllblf pouibieIns Ins 10 to oo for apt ft I W Corwln Crwin andLiout and andMeut nd ndeut Meut eut Bhoppard of the flevcntyflrst Revcltlr New NewYork N NewYork w wYork York At the end of tho team tlam matcheflthe matchefltheriflemen matche matchee the therlnemln theriflomenacattred rlnemln riflomenacattred riflemen scattered red over ovr the thl th range to try their theirfortunes theirfortunne theirfortunes fortunes oat at the short Ihort mid and anr long Ion rangeindividual range raneestage raneIndividual Individual matchea and tbe rapid tIre re eynt eventa eventaThe The team mtcheanC matches were caiied prompty promptly at t 1030 oclook thla mornlnl morning by cle LutI Lie13LCoi N B BThurstonlnpewrOeneralof BThureton ThurstonlnpewrOeneralof Thureton 108 ocock InpectorUefleralof Rifle Praotce PraotceNIDe Practice PracticeNine Nine tam team were line lined UII up for the cm company companymatch paD paDmatoh match and four for the orbln oarbineevent eent ao ooo4 ooo4SCorel SCorel marked the progreu of the aQOyarcl aQOyarclstate Oyard Oyardtee lore stage as mlrke the th wind was proil e steady Itead and nd light lht and andother andother Dd Ddother other tee conditions excellent At A the end ofthe of ofthe ofthe the 200yard 2yard ondltonl stage ltle ecln the teams tMmsICIUMr teamaatood teamaatoodCOMAXT stood stoodCOMFANT COMFANT CIUMr r s uitmM uitmMLieut I MA1I MA1IUrfl I Lieut Uet UcDougol Corporal lcr 13 Sfxtt St 21 21S 2 ICSergi Sergi Sll S rgt Benson Dnn eO Ira 2 2 IC Prlvate PrvaeD PilvaieDe pra D Loach Lth LthTotal M 20Total MTotal Total Ill IllCOUPAMT U UClPAT IIconipAxy COUPAMT ClPAT a BITTXTH la IHKHmXT IHKHmXTCorporal IIIK aaozvrrCorporal Corporal Kerron Kna jglSergt 21ert Fowler W 10Private WPrivate 1 Corpra Private Pvle Thlei Ties 2 2 2eIUeut Lieut Stewart 29 29Total 2 2TtI 29total Total TtI lit litCOMPANY 10 10oMPAI 116 116COMyANT COMPANY oMPAI I SBVEKTB IYITK EtOIVUrT EtOIVUrTSergt UOU UOIMZJIrSent Sent Knust Knu J Corporal Mllleman lema 24 24Private 7 26Pflvite 2ICrra rl Private Pvale Lonsdale Lnsdale MiPrlvate IIPlvle Wralge JO JOTotal 1 1Totl 1 1Total Total Totl 116 116The 16 16The 116The The other teams tems 1Mm scores scorei Icore were A U 1 8Marines 8 BMarines 81Iarlne Marines ju 1 iii B Flrstt Flrh First US U S Marines Marin 113jp 113jpfirst 13 113 D DRevntyfrlt DSeventyfirst 1Iarlne Seventyfirst 112 l4eaduarters NMd uarter Seventy Seventyfirst enty entyfrBt first Revntyfrlt frBt 109 10 D Twentythird 11 103XF ion F Seventy SeventyConditions Seventylrt Seventyremained lrt Conditions Cndiions II IICndiions remained remaine excellent Icelent through the 600 5 yard stage ItaRe when hen the scores rolled role up were werematerially weremateria werematerially materially materia yar higher hllher owing oln to the prone posi position p poeltion tion of I the contestants contletnts The scores aarIs at tbe tbeend tbeend theend end of this stage tle were wereCOHTAKT wereCIANr wereCOMPAItY COHTAKT CIANr B V S IIAMKU IIAMKULleutMeDougal IAINU IAINU1lctMeOlral IIARINZ3tieutMeDougal LleutMeDougal 32ICorporalSrott 32ICorporalSrottSergt n nSrlDelon 3 3Sergl 11 St 1lctMeOlral Sergt SrlDelon Bens on 331 111rhtUeLach Corpr rrfvtteDeLoach M MTotal I ITt a aTotal Total Tt 130 130BIAbqUAllTlIU 11 90RIADQUANTXIII BIAbqUAllTlIU HlbUARTIU SXTSXTTriRST a3YINTY Kalnrll rIMr IHOIUBNT IHOIUBNTLieut RKonll azosuawvIleul Lieut Casey 32lCapt 3Capt Corwln Corl 85 85Sergl S 5 5Sergt Sergl Ce Doyle Dlf UlLleul i LIut Dsnney f 8nDC 8nDCTotal 1 1Total Total Totl 1 1COUTAKT 11 110 110COSIPANT COUTAKT COKAI B I SRTIVTH saTNH MOMENT MOMENTCorporal IIIK IiZ0tVJTCorporal Corporal Kerran Kena 3 SOISerrl 0 Sergt Fowler Fowle n nPrivate gPrvate 3 3Prlvite Corpra Private Prvate Thles TIM S3 sl Lieut Leut Stewart n 83Total nTotal 8 8Tolal Total 129 129The 12 39 39The The other teams scored as s follows folowe Com CompanyA Cm CmpanT Cornpany panT panyA A JJ U S Marlnes2 Marlnel Marinea ore 12 128 i n I Seventyfirst SeventyfirstWhen BevAntvfrt 127 E Seventh ie 18 B Blwentthlrd twentythird us usB 12eB B 103 Flrt Irirt U s Marine tBrlle 12 Z22 F Seventyre Seventyflret Seventyflretthe 103When When the second 8ond strIng of each team started startedat at the COO C yard stage lte a short Ibor shower atfendedby attended attendedby attende ere by a drop rar In the temperature caught several severalof IByral IByrala of bT a the riflemen napping temprture Several ReverJ nigh shots shotsThe Ihotl hote hotewere were re regltered and a few mlsl misses missesThe The rglstere two Seventyfirst Sevntynrlt teams tPm made up UD of ofseason oflealne ofeeaaoned season eeaaoned ed shots hot profited by the setback stbck to tothe wthe tothe the lealne other teams and prolte forged forl ahead ahld with good goodboards aoo goodhoards boards The Te winning wlnnln teams tam at this range rangewere mnewerl rangewere were werenSADQCARTEIU werl nSADQCARTEIU JIIUARTI SKVBNTTPIRST InNTJ11 RMItnNT RMItnNTLieut IlrKN PUQIMZ8TLleul Lieut Casey Ca SSICapt Capt Convict Corin 32 32Sergt J 32Sergi Sergt Doyle Dle 321 32 Lieut Ranney RannuTotl 34 34Total 34Total Total Totl ilsT ilsTCOMPANT 1St 1StCOIPANT 231COPANT COMPANT COIPANT p SXVKVTIrtKST BKVNrnll KIO1IIEMT KIO1IIEMTPrlvst 11011 UQIMEXYPrivate Private Prlval Moore Uor 30Lleul 3Lleut Sheppard Sheppr 33 33Sent 3 83Seit Sent Srt Potter Potrr PotterMlCorporai 281 8 Corporal Crrl Flack fack3 fack3Total Flackcotepnv 30 30Total Total 121 121COtlPANT 12 COtlPANT A A DNITKD UITIO STATES UTI MtniMS MtniMSSergt 1 ltflIygUSergt 111 Sergt Clark 24Corporal 2Corrl Burkhart urk r 34 34Sent MSrrt 34Sergt Sent 1errt Baptist Bptst 301 a lOlCorporalScbrlver Corporal Crprl Scnrlver Sbrh er 29 29Total 7 7Tolal 20Total Total ill7 ill7The t1 117 117The The remaining rlmalnlng teams at t this range were wereCompany werE werECompany Company B First U S ft Marines Irlne 118 11 er4 E EU EHeventh E4eventh Heventh Il2 B Slvlntl Seventh 10 Ice D Second SecondU Slonr U 1 S Marines Iarlne 12 108 11 B Twentythird 103 10 io F FSeveintyflrBt FSeAntyfrAt Fl3evetntyfirst SeveintyflrBt 99 99The 91 99The SeAntyfrAt The total of the teams teaml were as 1 follows followsHeadquarters folol followsHeadquarters Headquarters Seventyfirst SevlntynrBt 37Q D Seventy Seventyflrst Seentyfrlt Jedqlarter frlt flrst 3M 31 A u t H Marines alnO 359 B Second BecondH seond UH U UH H Marines Marini 3J7 3 317 7 E Seventh 353 Q Seventh Sevenththird Blvth BlvthM3 M3 U Firt First U R Marines 1rln8 11 351 B Twenty Twentythird rentytblrd third 331 F FIteventyfirat Seven SevntyIrt tyflrst 28J 28JThe 28 293The The results reeuSe of the carbine match were re asfollows as asfollows aefolow follows folow folowJIAIQAITI BBAPQCARTERS JIAIQAITI qVADBOM IIAOnON a 200 600 600Ydi 50 1 0 0Yas Ydi rd 1 1Meut rd Vets 14 14TIut 3dstleut Meut Sayre 31 31quartermaster 3 27Juartermsater 27 27Quarerater Quarerater quartermaster Sergeant 1rat H Her Herrck HerridS a r rrlck ridS 2 2comy 2 39 1 SI SImy 3lComy comy rck my Serel Seni Fshys ahs 27 m mPrivate 1 77 77Plvate 77PrtvateL Private Plvate PrtvateL L B Imlh Smith 27 27Tntals S STnll 34 23 23Totals Totals TntalsGrand 114 114The l4 li4 10 10Grad 110 110Grind Grand Grad total tOtll totalThe l The Third Thir Troop Squadron A kfnllhl finished flnishedsecond finishedsecond second seond with 325 32 101 the second sPond Troop 1oop third thirdwith119 thirdwith with with with119 111 269 259Tomorrows 19 and the Second Srond Troop J fourth fourthwith fourb fourbwltb fourthwith thir v vTomorrows Tomorrows Tomorrow UI event will m be b the McAlpin McAlpinis McAIlntrly MeAlointrophy trly trophy corpndlnA corresponding tQ t thl the Dryden trOh trOhof trophy trophyDY of the national natonal meet met TNm Teams is of eight from fromNew fromNew fromNew I New York New Jersey Jerel United Unite States Statll Navy Navyand Na Naandtbe Navytnd andtbe and at 200 the 800 United Unlter and 1000 States Stte yards A Marine f Ilne Corps Co will wi meet meetat met metat meetet FASTEST FoTEST PACING PCI7O HEAT lIEAT OF YEAR YEARLoeanda YEARLocanda EAR EARLonda Loeanda Londa Steps Step In 1OE at Orosse GrD e Point PointSadie Pont PontSae PoIntSadie Sadie Sae Mae M SpeedyDETROIT Speedy SpeedyDBTBOIT Spee DETROIT DEROIT July 28 28Perfec 26Perfect Perfect weather and andtrack andlrack andtrack track conditions brought broulh out some ome great greatracing arealracng greatracing racing racng today at at thejprand the rad Circuit meeting meetingon mel on the Grosso Point track Locajida Lad regis registered relsteredthe registered tered teredthe the foulest pacing heat bEat and nd Sadie Saie Mao Maothe 10 10the Maothe the second secnd fastest fatl trottlngfheat trotndheBt of the tbl year yearand yearand ar arand and there was W a fall tal for better better they the will willnot wi willnot not soon oonforet oonforetWith forget forgetWith forgetWith With but three In it the 204 pace Pic proved provedto provedt to be the betting b tUnl feature flture of the week wek Pools Poolssold PoolsIld Poolssold sold t Ild with th Nathan Straus 10 400 King Klnl Direct Dlr 120 200 and Jctd Locauda S150 150 and ald speculation speculationwas was very active Ictve Snow Hnow took I JJcnd Yocncja canda pulton pultonwaB out outIn outIn outIn In front Aftermarchlnc Aflr marchlnl to ihe the halt In l i2 i2he 2 2ey be hd hld Inoleh enough lef len w standoff etadof Nathn Nathan Straus 8truIn StrausIn In the ateteh treh and nd win by hai half a lemrh length In 2 206 In the lend second mie mile they ey all 11 loafed lofe to tothe wtbe tothe the threequarter tbreQuaner pole and set sail aal but Lo Locanda Locand canda tbe cnd came the last lat quarter In 039K 0 and andagain andagain L nd ndaran again beat bt Nathan Straus 8trau quarer Nathan Nalhn Stysuset Straus Strausset Atruet aran set et the pace In the he third thir heat hft and ld nd led le to the thestretch thestreteb thestrteh stretch te where Loeanda Lcanra passed P81 him and nd In Inturn Intur inturn turn tur was 8 beaten batn by King Klnl Direct Dire Oeers Oe up upwonderful 1 In afreat 1 et finish finishquality fnlsh fnlshSadie Sadie MaD showe wonderul wonderful specj and andQualty andquality quality In the 212 12 trpU trot She was wal not P hurried hurrieda Qualty a particle In the first nrt mile mie In Ind IiOSK 2m hurie which whichchopped whlrh whlrhchoPPe whichchopped chopped choPPe her record five nv seconds secn e and nd the rest restwas ret retwa restwan recr was a buggy bU ride rideMaud rideMlud rideMaud wa Maud Mlud Eeawlck Kewlck won the tht first frlt and third thlr boats boatsof bet heatsof of the 218 211 pace and James Jame Butters Bulterl Bolivar Bolivarthe Solivarthe the second B8ond Maud aud Keswlok Ie wlok was wal an n unheard unheardof unhar unheardof Blvar of Canadian Canaian mare Iare until un 1 she drove drove Walter Direct out at Windsor Wlnd or The summaries summrlel 204 class l pacing purse f lf HJflO HJflOLoeanda SI100Locuda Loeanda b br a s by g 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smooth mo r aP aPHe atop atopHe He tossed the bhtOlber bafl to Oilbert torlnc forcing Kelley Kelleyfilbert ele I lllbert wl relayed to Bowerraao in an attempt attemptodouble attempl attemplto tt Bwerruln Olblrtrelaye to odouble double Seymour Seyour at It first trs base bs Gilberts Gilbertshrow Olb Ollbertsthrow 1 1thro to thro throw was w wide andSeymour and Seymour Symour wa wa was I safeBarry safe safelarry larry tried for the plate when he saw 1 the thehrow t thethrow e ethrow throw Bry to trIe wide but Boworman plt a had bd the ball balln bl ballIn In n Bresnahan Brenahnl Ia hands bandl Bwe In plenty pleDt1 of time to totall t tonail tall Barry at tbe platter Seymour stymourmln stymourmlnwhie mean meanrhlle meanwhile plater nai while Brry had taken a lead led off on first frA and ad Bresna Bresnaans 3resuabans r whie bans ans quick return to Bowerman caught caughtI cuaht cuahtRI bna RI I off oI tho bat retur He HI started Btrte Bwerma for second BODd Bower Bowerian Bwer Bwerma Bowerman man ian threw thrl to Gilbert albert who touched wuhe Seymour Heymournd Seymourtnd ma tnd nd the threeply threply play wa was completedThe completed completedThe cmplete The Reds began well wclHUlinl Huggins sauntered saunteredtarry saunteredBarry untre tarry singled Blngle thencame then cme a wild wid pitch a alinger aItlnger attinger Itlnger Brr linger to left ler by Seymour and nd two run runtrangs runl runstrangs atran trangs base bae on onbls ball balls and nd bit bltbr hits by Bresnahan BresnahanIrst Brenahn Brenahnand and Mertl Olertea lave gave the New Yorkl York a rn run In the theOrlt therst Irst rst IrstThe Orlt The New Yorks scored three Ihre times In the theourth thefourtb therourth ourth inning without scre hit hl Ewlngs Ewingsspitz Ewingsspitzall spltj spltjall all was Innlll not under controland cntrol controi and nd Dahlen andDevhln and andevlln andDedlnwalkl bal evlln 1 walked Gilbert bunted buntcc but Huggins Hugginsvho Huutnf Hugoinssho Dedlnwalkl who should Ihould have Olber covered first tr tba base a as Barry Barryvan Bry Bryal Barrywas van playing in for overe a bunt neglected Dll ct hi his duties dutiesintirely dute duteenlrel dutiesntlrely al playlnl intirely ntlrely and there thlre was nobody near ner first flntvhen fr firstthen enlrel Ollbnrt bunt there theretome thereConeequonUr thereonsequontly when Ewlnt wlng fielded Glbtl bun Inl felde ConeequonUr Dahlen and Deviln skeddle skedaddleti skedaddletiome Devln home tome and ncl Gilbert to third Another bizarre bizarrenintrle bizre bizrebungle bizirreunwle t bungle Ewlngn Ewllll albert high hllb fling nlnl home of Bower Bowernans Bwer Bwer11a Bowernans nans rounder allowed Gilbert to score scoreNew scoreNew 11a New Ne joundpr Yorks two alowe runs funln in Gibert the thl fifth nfh were ere just justis justIs uet is easy Bresnahan trotted down 10re1 on four fourmils our routfthIs ourhale 11 mils lalY Merles filed to troted Sebrlnt and nd Dahlen DahlenIppra Dhlen Dhlenrlppr flahienipppd hale Ippra a rlrte single Ilnle nll thatwas that wa was too to far to the left leftor lenfor leftor rlppr for or Corcoran to get the I he ball bal to first In time timeahlen 11 time1ahlen ahlen Mole second sloond and Hchlels sickly sicklyhrov slokl sloklthr1 sicklyhrow Dlhl1 hrov to catch him allowed both him and and3renahan an anBrlnahan andIresnaban thr1 Brlnahan 3renahan tatoh to run homo aloM Bresnahan Brl ahn In this thisnnlntt tblaInning thisnning Inning went from first to third on Dahlens DahlensnfleW DahlnsInell Dablensnfleld tnt Ort tblr nfleW hit as Rtelnfeldt flteinfeldtldt left third uncovered uncoveredt lIncover d dnnd nnd Inell then was M nothing hut an achlnlr vola volalit void voidIt lit It t that corner when Barry was ready to tonakc tomake tonake make a return throw throwTho throwThl throwThe The Reds set out In the thlslxth sixth inning to tolo todo toio do lo with their bats what they the had undone undonebad undoneb b I bad fielding 1111111 They The made two hits In Inhe InIhe Inhe Ihe he sixth Itth and in the seventh Brbrlnts double doublend doubleaurt doubleitirt aurt nd Corcoran CorooranlIlIlnalf single brought In a run Thenhey Then Thenhey Thenth th hey humped squarely IIquare Into a double playlueflnss play pla1HIIcrcrln playFlugtglflsI HIIcrcrln lueflnss triple to centerhits by Barry Darryna DarrynaKeillOr and andiclley an anFfehiuy iclley and Seymours line drive to Browne Browneircuirlil Brownebrculhl Browneirouetmt ircuirlil In two runs In the eighth After Afterhe Aftlrthe Afterhe the he three hit hits had been made McOlnnlty McOlnnltyomo McGInnityCIImo omo to Amess relief lie was effective and andihiit an anIIh1l1 andilufl ihiit down on the hiltlncr at once Intuition IntuitionR all Is R to when hen to take a pitcher out IB If highly hlghlydll hlghlydllpned de deelnned tieelnned elnned In McOraw With two out In the theInth theninth themmlii ninth Inth Od 0r1 ll lngled And nd renched third on onueslnss onHuulnlls onHitgglnss ueslnss rlouble to right which the home homeilnvr homeolllrl homelavrg ilnvr said wall foul Barry hit along th thhlrrl the thllthlr1 thelilrd hlrrl bnse hn line McGinnltv scooped the ball balln ballon on rn n the Ih run aid Irt toi tossed ed it to Bresnahan Bre nablln who whooncliod whotucld whooiihnc1 oncliod Odw OhI ll It was a clo close decUlon decUlonOut deolllonOllt decisionout Out said Kletp The TtleRfrtl Reds differed front frontlern fromKI frontlern KI lern nl SI and r rhrorl hed around him hlr hi In protest protetlt prote8thl protesttitt hl titt lt he waved them rmlde Ide and hied him to toils toble totis ils dressing room The score scoreCIKCINNATt scorpCI scoreCINCINNATI CINCINNATI CI nNNATr I KEW VOBC VOBCnn ToaKR voaxdnpAz nn R dnpAz dnpAztueglnsIb2 n P AX nn II H r AB ABlu AIIHUlIlfln2b2 HUlIlfln2b2 lu lrn2b2 2 I i l PRronfrf1I Brownerf 0 i S o 00 00rl ffl ffllarry1t2 4 4aerylh larry1t2 aerylh 2 110 10 t OSuanr ef 1 0 I Oi O 0 0clleylfo 0rileyif0 g gsnollrelO clleylfo rl rlIIL IIL 2 Ig o n flflhItre4flahaflCl g nlnresnahanc e kd 1 210 I 3 o otovmourcfO 04einourcfO tovmourcfO I 3 0 oiMerteslf OMr1 IfO 0 I I 0 I ISebrlntrfI IScbrlnrrl1 Iebrinirti SebrlntrfI 1 I I 0 o 0lIahlena Dahlenss lIahlen2 2 I I 1 0 ororrorsnsso 0COrrorsnO 0nrcortnssO rorrorsnsso i 0 i otneviinsb 0 nnJln3b1 1 0 0 0 0 oUnfeldlJb0 0Stnfeldl3bn 04tnfeldi3bfl UnfeldlJb0 I 3 2 Olrllbert2b 0InllbI12b1 10330 103304cblel 0 ft 3 0 0Sehll 04chlelr 4cblel 4chlelr c 0 o 05 6 3 llllowrrmanlbo I 0 7 i I IiTlnitti Itclngtt 1 iTlnitti o 0 l 2 siAnmp 0 I Also AlsoOdwell II ISO ISOOd I 3 0 0Odwell1 Odwell Od Odwell1 I1 0 t 0 0 ojMcGlnnltypO 1 reGlnnt OOOI OOOITal4ll 00 0 0 I fl flTfltsls 42Totals Totals 5 IS 24 10 41 4 Totals e 62713 6 27 II 2 3Hatted 2oaUd 2llatttct Hatted for Ewing In the ninth Inning Inningndnnall lanlnr lanlnrClntlnJIIIII2 inning0 ClntlnJIIIII2 ndnnall 2 0000012 II 0 0 0 0 I 2 20 24etq 0 0ewYork 4etq ewYork York 1 003200 0 0 I 2 0 0 0FImt 0 0Flnt 011 011nra Flnt base on errors errorsNew rror New York ork 2 Cincinnati I Ift IIell IelL Iell elL ft on basesNew bMr w York ork C C Cincinnati e First Firstase FI FIrsttSAr t tbase base tSAr on bsllsOff AmCT m 2 off Swing S Struck Struckutn IItru Strurkuifly k koUIny oUIny utn Ames tmr me s by b McOlnnlly 2 hy Ewlhr Rwll1rThrpr 4 4hree 4ihree Thrpr hree base lillllugzlns Two base bibuHugglnsebritg bllsHugrliu bllsHugrliuJebilng bllftHunlntScbrlnr Jebilng Sacrincr iltaOllbert Schlel Stolen StolenjasesDahlen StolenbusIablen Stolenaes1ahIen jasesDahlen Gilbert Double nlaysDohlen nlaysDohlenillbert playsDahlenHUbert playsDaimleniibert HUbert and lIowerman Rwln nwlnr Sehlel and Barry Barryowcnrmn Bany1IIIm HarryLtrr 1IIIm Ltrr And nd Slflnlldt Triple plaUablen Gilbert Gilbertanll Gilberttowerman owcnrmn and llresnahaa Wild pltrbAme pltrbAmeHltsOJ pItchAmes1it0tT HltsOJ ills Off Ames 10 In seven Inning oO 0 If UcGlnnlty UcGlnnltytn cOlllJIll1I I I In two Innings Umpire UmIrlCIem iKlrra and nd Bausewlne BausewlnerimeJ Balllewinerlm BiuaewinerimeS rimeS rlm hours and 20 minutes Attendance Attendance000 Attendance000IIIOOKLYN 6000 6000unoOKLTX ooo oooIIROOKLTOIIRT unoOKLTX IIROOKLTOIIRT 1141 ORT imis r I1111 s I u L IPitcher I tPitcher IPllchr Pitcher Hcanlon had an assortment a ortment of ofurve ofurIA ofurves urve that befuddled the Cardinals a whole wholeot wholeot 10 ot in yesterdays retlterda s same He held them down downo to o four BlnKleo the Brooklyn In the mean meanime DlMntlm meanInie tlm ime bolting Kcaii tRanof of Ht loUis A UH freely frPeI The Thebird Th Ththird Thehird bird Inning really decided the Issue In Inhat inlmt hat round the theBrookimnewlelded Brooklyn wielded the willow willowo to o valiantly that four of them them crossed the thelate thedate late Dobbs won ono of the moat Industriousyorkers Industrious Industriousvorkprs yorkers on the Brooklyn side He madt mad madet t t two bagger and a staple and one run and andooked ooked alter center field Well ewinging on 0 half a dozen vagrant fir boRg The score ST WtflI i SHOOELIN SHOOELINA slOoILTN1uniesvyrfo A r i a B r A s Dunleavyrfo 1 0 0ShannonIfo 0 OJDobbscf olDobbcf 1 2 6 0 0 04hinflOnlfO ShannonIfo l 1 1Smootcfo o olSherlcardlt I 2 0 1 1SmoolCt0 Smootcfo 0 0Uccklry 3 o o Lumleyrf Lmleyrfl 2 o o o oo 0l3ckJeyIb0 Uccklry l3ckJeyIb0 lbo o 11 11Arndl2b0 o I BatchSb IIalcb3b1 I I IArndlZb0 Arndl2b0 1 4 4McBrlilesso 4 ooesalertb 0 GesaJrrlbO 02400 2 4 0 0 0McHrlUeuo McBrlilesso 0 I IBurSeSb0 2 o Lcwliss IAwIgu0 0 1 I l o 0l3urhe3b BurSeSb0 l3urhe3b 0 0 0lrsdyoo 5 2 o alalay2b lialsr2b0 I I S 0 0Jrad3C lrsdyoo Jrad3C 0 1 I IKganp 2 0 Bergene PergeneI 2 5 I I I0 Kganp 0 0 6 2 Kcsalon ScattionpO p 0001 0 0 I I ITotals Itotals Totals i 42416 24 16 3 Totals e II 27 7 70 4 4RtLouls RtLouls 0 0000001 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 6 O0 1 1Brooklyn Brooklyn o o 4 1 I 0 o o oFirst s srirst First base on errors errorsIlrooklvn Brooklyn 2 fit Louis 1 1Left ILeft Left on bases Urooklyn e St Louis 7 First base bSMDy baseon on bullOff Scanlon 4 ofT EganI Siruck out outny Dy Scanlon 7 by Egan 1 Two base hltsDobbs hltsDobbsUcssler hltsDobbGessler Ucssler Grady Dunleavy sacrifice hill blilLunt blilLuntIC Lum Lumley ley IC Batch Stolen hoses hosesDobbs Dobtis Dunleavy Burke BurkeHit DurkeHil Hit by b pllcher pitcherDy By Kgan 1 Umpire UmpireOpay UmpireOpayTimeI ODay ODayTime Time TimeI I hour and 60 minutes Attendance Attendaneesoo AttendaneesooPITTSvna MM MMrrmiono rrmiono ft BOSTOX ire x itIloiroN LV 2 2nosroN nosroN July 2 26fly Dy a mixture of good luck luckand luckand and well placed hits Plttaburg scored six runs In Inthe Intile the eighth today after Boston had tied then In Inthe Inthe the seventh Pettz who Was aj undersuspension undersuspensionreturned under supensioa supensioareturned returned to the game today and his hi batting was wasthe wanthe the feature The score scoreriTTSBDBO scorePzTTssuRo riTTSBDBO I BOCTOK BOCTOKB 50570WLEPAEl B LEPAEl H r A X B LUPA5 LUPA5Iteaunlt H r A I IBeaumtelO BeaumtelO Iteaunlt etO i 1201 2 0 llAblcosso Abllco ss0 1360 1360ClarkeIf2 3 4 4ClarItel3 ClarkeIf2 220 2 2 0 o Tcnney lbO 0720 0720Leacbrfl 7 3 o oLeach Leacbrfl Leach rf1 I 3 o 0 OlPolan Dolan rf0 4 o i iWarner 1Wagnevu Warner Wagnevu ss 1 322 2 2 2 0 olDelehantrlti Delehaoty IM 0 o oHoward 6 6howard Howard Ib IbI I 1 7 1 0 OiLautrbn Laulrbn SbO 300 300DralnJb s o o onrain DralnJb nrain lb 1 2 2 I OlCanneli 0 Caanellcf ef I 0 0 l lRltehey2bO IRhtcbey2bO Rltehey2bO 0330 0 3 3 Oiflaymer3b0 Banner b0 4 l l lPfllSvCj 13 PfllSvCj 1 3 6 0 0 OMorstto0 Mormoo 0 6 2 c cTotal 0lltldebtd lltldebtd p I 1 0 0 0 u 1 3 43 43Tolils Total a Sis 13271 27 II Totals0 Totals 1 7 27 13 J JBoston Boston 0000 0 0 0020 0 0 2 0 0 03 03Piltaburl 2 2Plttaburg Plttaburg 0 0 0 2 30 0 00 0 0 5 Orl OrlEarned 05liarned Earned runs runiPlttsburg Plttsburg B Bostoa 2 Pint base baseon baseon on errors erroraPittaburx Plltsburg 1 Boston ton I Left fert on bases basesPlttsburg hugoPlttaburg Plttsburg 7 Boston 7 Elm base on balls bailsOft bailsOftHtldehrind On Ondebrand Htldehrind 1 on WIllIs 2 StruCk outny HIl HIldebraztd debrand 4by Willis 3 Three base hit bltfltie bltfltieliamny Dele DeleHnnly Hnnly Two base hits hitsMoran Moron Abbstlochlo Abbati chio Clarke ClartcpStolen ClarkeHoward Howard firain Fritz SacrtAee hitTenn hitTennStolen Stolen bases balesClarke Clarke Dolsn IoT Double plays niayaAb niayaAbbaticeblo Ab Abhatlcchto hatlcchto Raymer and Tejiney mills Moran and andT andTenney T Tenney nney Hltb HltbWlllli lIlt by pitcherBy tVlila 2 WIld pitch pitchWililu Wlllli Passed PasseiTime ballMoran 1npIrehrnspe 1npIrehrnspeTlme2 Tlme2 Time 2 hours and 1 minute AltendanceZoit AltendanceZoitrnuaoztemea Attendance 7014 7014PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA N L Li 3 CXICAOO P0d K L Id 2 2PntLAnxLTBlA 2Pu1IAnxLntA PntLAnxLTBlA July 2 2fiuceeuie SueVrulve singles by ThomasOleason Tlomaa Gleason and Coakley gave the Phllodel Phllodelphlss Phildelptmlu phlss a victory In the eleventh Inning today The score 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MOXTEXALIIHPAE BR IIHPAE IIHPAECtemenllf3 r A B n B r A B BClement Clement Ctemenllf3 If 3 3 S o 0 Waentaul2bo 1271 1271Deansi 1 2 7 1 1Dean1 Deansi Dean1 i 3131 3 S B I Meanerrt3 3Ieanerrf 3 i i o r rKelsterrf 0 0Keiaterrtt Kelsterrf 3200 3 7 0 0 Boononcf3 4 oat oatCssuldr 0 0 I ICassIdyIb1 CassIdyIb1 Cssuldr lbt 263 2 3 2 0 HHtman FkftmanSb3 b2 J I 7 1 0 0Haihiianct0 Hoilltanvcfo 1 0 0 0 Joyc foycelf 2 1 1 0 0 0Pattee2bl 0Patteelb Pattee2bl Patteelb 1 I 1 2 o Raubc Riubc0 o 1210 1210Woodssbo 1 2 I 0 0Woodlb Woodlb Woodssbo 0 0301 0 3 0 1 fHtraansso 1 o i s a aMOleyco 0MOieyc MOieyc MOleyco 0 010 0 10 l 2 Xerrylb erryib0 0 1100 1100Clksonpo 1 Is o 0 0Clksonpo Clksonpo oo 0 0 I o McCarthy McCanthypo pO 1010 1010Vndrlltlbo I 0 1 0 0VndrtftlbO Vndrlltlbo 0200 0 3 0 43 i iTotals Totals 10 12M 1220l5 15 I ITotals ITotals Totals 7 IS 27 B4 B4Bean 9sBean Bean one hit by batted ball ballJersey bstlTerseyClty Jersey TerseyClty City t 0 e 10131 1 o a 1 00 0 07 07Montreal3 7 7Montreal Montreal Montreal3 3 o s o l o o o 3 310 310First in inPint Pint base on errorsMontreal 2 Left on bases basesMontreal basesMontreal Montreal l I Jersey City t First base on balls ballsOfT ballsOff OfT Clarkson 4 C on McCarthy 4 htruck out outBy outfly By Clarkson 5 by McCarthy 3 Three baa bit bitBannon bItHannomm Bannon Twobase Two bias hits hltiBannomn Boonon Ueauey and andI I Hartman Baub Sacrlfloe bit hItF F Hartman Hartmanstolen HartmanStolen stolen bases bisement ClementBean Bean J Kelster 2 Co CoI Cia Ciasl sl I Psttr Putes3 3 McCauley P Hartman Joyce 21 21naub 2 2flub flub 2 L 1 Hartman Double plays piaysClarkaon piaysClarkaonCasaidy Clarkson ClarksonCassldy Cassldy and Mccauley L Kartmon Welderuaul Welderuauland and Ferry Hit by1 pitcher pItcherBy By Clarkaan Um Umpires UrnpiresMoran pires piresMoran Moran and Kgon Ega Time Tlnte3 2 hour and 46 46minutes ItminuteE minutes Attendance AltendaneeI00 00 00jumr jumr CITY 2 WOHTBKAU IIOXUZAL 1 lsooxo SECOND OAMK OAMKJUMTCITT aazJiugy JUMTCITT 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