The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
August 27, 1905
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l ijIIH ijIIHVOL r VOL milNO 361 NEW YORKt SUNDAY AUGUST 27 19015owriMMM prt ftiiaaHiwiMfi w THIRTYTWO TH RTYTWO PAGES THREE LOST IN HOTEL FIRE FIREnoniES FIRgr r noniES OF THE MARTIN FAMILY FAMILYIN IN MARANCOOK RUINS RUINSParfnts RUINSParrnt Parfnts Die TryloR te Save Their Son SonYenng 80noonlr Yenng oonlr Iletel Clerk a Hero Saving SavingMany Savlnlran Many an Pertoni Penonland and Hlraiflf Being Bo Bonadly 80I I nadly nadl Hurt Hurvrhat That He May la Die DleW W J JMaxwell fMuwell Maxwell of Brooklyn Wat aInJJnd aInJJndIAIlANCOOK Injured InjuredMABANOOOK MABANOOOK Me Aug ug2 20 As the result resultef rHultof ef the burning of Hotel Maranoook early earlythis earlythis this morning three people lost 1000tthetr their lives livesand IIvNand and a fourth a young youngman man who for the6ecnd the theeecond eecond time within thirtysix lx hours proved provedhimself provOdhimself himself a hero In lying at a cottage here herein hereIn in In a critical condition conditionIt t It won not known until unt11thlJ this forenoon forenoonthat torenoonth that th any lives hod been lost but In hunting huntingover over the ruins three charred oharredbocUo bodios were werefound werefound found which proved to be those of Mr Mrand Mrand and MM E A Martlu of Rosltndale Ro llndale Mass Massand MIUI8nnd and their sixyearold boy Spencer The Thehero Thehro hero of tho th l occasion is l Robert Ro ertD8wo Dewoy Boutwell Bout Eoutwell well 17 jcari NI old of Moldon Mass who whowas whova was va clorU c1or In the hotel PC e is suffering sufTorlnctrom sufTorlnctromhum from fromlmre hum nnd Is ucllevcd to have hayocontractOO hayocontractOOpJumonl contracted contractedpneumonia pneumonia pneumoniaNearly Nearly 111 100 guests wore In the hotel and andmany andml11Y many were forced to t jump jumpscanUly scantily clad cladfrom cladfrom from tho windows 1he fire which IB be believed 0 0liered lieved to have been caueed by a defective defectiveHue d feotlve feotlveflnr Hue spread wlthllllch with such rapidity that the thoguests theruests guests lost nearly all their clothing and andother andother other roronal ror onal effects effectsMrs elTects1n Mrs 1n NV J Maxwell of Brooklyn loat loatJewelry 108tJewelry Jewelry valued at S700 700 And her husband husbandfpralncd hus and andrpralned fpralncd his ankle by jumping Mrs MrsGeorge MlsGeorge George H Hassan Ha 1n of Necdham Mass Masshas ta9shas has a broken lee and a sprained sprll ned ankle ankleHer anlclelIor Her condition Is nerious neriousTho neriousTho Tho fire was dhoovored by a train crew crewa a id they the gave tho alarm As soou 600111111 as Bout Boutwell Boutwell well was awakened ho rushod through throullhthe throullhthecorridors the thecorridors corridors rapping upon the doora to toarOlll arouse arousetho e ethe the guests cuell s In rcpoace to hh hlicrlcI cries Tlso ThohOIL Tlsohoaw hoaw hOIL O In nil afire hurry burr up or you will bo boburred Uoburrd burred alive tho gueeta rushed from their theirroonio theirroomn roonio nnd bogsn bognlhehd iheh deeperate llpemte efforts effortsto rortsto to caTone ea npe from Cromthe the building which Was Wasrapidly OWIISrapidly rapidly being consumed The corridors corridorswere were filled with smoke and the flames swept sweptup up the stairways so that t1lata1l all gusota gU3l ts above abovethe abovethe the second floor were forced to escape esonpeI I by 1 X jumping from the windows windowsWhen windowsWhen When Boutwell pushed from tho hotol hotolhe hotohe he was hit on the head by a grip thrown thrownfrom thrownfrom from an upper window Theblow Theblowknoolod Theblowknoolodhim knocked knockedhim him down When he revived he ran three threetimes threetlme times through the flames and smoke and andassteted andIU8l assteted IU8l ted in the rescue of r several persons personsSeveral penlonsSeveral Several times he ascended a ladder and andthen andthen then by clinging to the window sill lifted liftedsome lUtedsome some half suffocated d person to a place of ofsafety ofsafety safety safetyThe safetyThe The Martins lost their lives Uvesin In an attempt attemptto to save their bojr b y who became panic stricken strickensnd strlokenand and would not not jump jumptr from m the window windowThey 7IndowThey They occupied rooms roomanext next tothe to the Maxwell MaxwellThe Maxwdh MaxwdhThe The Maxwells M heard the Martins telling their theirboy theirbOy boy to jump The eUttle little fellow f llow screamed hi hiterror Interror terror and r rtiroutlnt B out into the hall The father fatherand tnth i iand and mother rushed hedatterhbn after bun The smoke smokein in the t ball hallw wae dense denseThey den e eTheyrappedon They Theyrappedon rapped on the door of the Max Maxwells 3Iuweill wells room oncTtben and then cried out Were WereRtlfllngi WerelIIlng Rtlfllngi lIIlng TheMaxwells TQ wells opened n their th door doorand doorand and as they did boa 110 Intense densevolume volume of smoke erookorolled smokerolled rolled in upon upO thorn t eJ l That btw wasthe tl1eJast tl1eJastI lost lostthey I they gaw awoft of the Martins Mr Maxwell MaxwellItthls MaxwellI I Itthls let his wife wlt down 1owttb with a blanket and he heJbmped hejunped Jbmped JbmpedBoutwells junpedBoutwells Boutwells work o tt this morning mornl 1g was the thesecond thoI I second demonstration ILo x f bravery by him himin himIn in thirtysix hourst iOn Tuesday lue day night nightMiss nightMIs Miss Margaret Margaret1lermnn Herman was W88In in a small smallboat sDUlIIboat boat which was lIS struck tro kanddemol1shed kanddemol1shedby and demolished demolishedby by tbo steamer MI1 Marancook 1U1Cook throwing Miss MissHerman MI88He Herman He into the water She was unable unableto to swim and Boutwejl Bo tweJ who was WAS a pas paseenger passenger eenger on the steamer dived from the therail theran rail and wont to the re rescue ICue of otthe the drowning drowninggirl girl who was waS almost texhausted exhausted by her herelTorts he heellortll elTorts to keep above abovethe the water Boutwell Boutwellmanaged Boutwellmanaged managed to kcop her h rbeadabovetbe head above the sur surface BUIforo face until aasistando 11G8lstmcettachcd reached them themtrom themtromthe from fromth th the steamer Ho is iepreparingfor preparing for college collegeat at Colby tolb Academy arid is on anexcellent anexcellentathlete excellent excellentathlete athlete HELD UP RY SOLDIERS SOLDIERSTaclH SOLDlBSTllcht TaclH Vaplain la Ptaln SaiiTtiey Knocked Him lilm Out Outand OntInd and Robbed RobbedlllrwoHfld RobbedlllrwoHfldSEW Him Two Held HeldNEW NEW RoC EOCTISLLB IILLB N NY T Aug 20 2GPrlato 2GPrlatoPatrick Privates PrivatesPatrick Patrick Kane cod John JohnABullivan A Sullivan of 0Ube 0UbeEighth the theEighth Eighth United States Infantry Inr ntryllt at Fort FortSlocum FortSlocum Slocum wore held today todayby by Police Judge JudgeVan JudgeVan Van Auken for the Grand Jury on the charge chargeof of highway robbory roboo The complainantwas complainantwasJohn John Olnen captain captalnoUbe ofthe yacht yachtRoeemnrr yachtRoeemnrrowned Rosemary Rosemaryowned owned by Converse D Marsh Hewas Hew 8 set setupont Betupont upont about 1 oclock this thismomlng morning at the theNew theXe Xe New Rochollo dock dockby by a gang gangot801dlers gangot801dlerswho of soldiers soldierswho who threw him downnnd down nd gagged him and andwent a id id1Ijnt went through his pockets p cketilThe The soldiers soldierstook oldlerelook took his months pay and left Jetthlm htm uncon unconscious unoonIdollR scious Privates Kane Kanean and Sullivan B JJlvan were werearrested werearroolli arrested and Olstinldentll Olson Identified d them as asto astoof two twoof of his h l asoilants RfailllntsPotb Both denied denl that they had hadanythinc anythinc to do with therobbery I TRAIN TllH1i KILLS llJL IF K BSTOtE BSTOtEorrhltrlt STONE STONEArchitect Architect Is him nlmDo1n Down at at PrlnMton Prln ton Junc Junctlon lne lnettonNonSa1 tlon ttonNonSa1 Nono Saw Accident AccidentFmxcnTON AteldrntInINrrToN FmxcnTON N NJ J Aug up 3 William WII E EStone E6101lr Stone a Now York ork architect with wlthofficcII wlthofficcIIat offices officest at t M Broadway Erradw ywM was founddead ad on the thetraks thetmks traks of tho Pennsylvania Rallrcad at atPilrtcton atPrInccton Pilrtcton Jiinclbn J nrUm abeut 1bcUtmldnlght rcldnlght last lastnlglit 13Itnight night end it will probably pre tl bly never neor be known knownhow knownt t how ho was killed killedMr klIOOMr Mr Stone who had considerable con iderable bubi burInOOl bubincM ncM here was wllld detained tnlned longer 10ngertbAnuBl1a1 10ngertbAnuBl1a1In than uetial uetialin in Princeton yesterday Y8lterdaTand and in inpmer order to get getla getla la train for New York he hewlUloblJged was obliged to tohire tohire hire a rabiran to todrhehlmthreo drive him three rrXea mieatPrinceton to toPrinceton Princeton Junction Tho train bod to be befAgRncl betagltfd fAgRncl and of nftel3ndlnchh te landing hh fare tareotthe tareotthepInt at the theplatform platform pInt form Gabria the cabman tied his hishorao hisI I horao under a nearby shod ebodaridretum and returned d to tothe tothe the Mat t atlon Ion to sot the signal signalMr Mr Stone haddisappeared dandtbecab dandtbecabIllAn and the cab cabman man thlnkb ho bad gone to the tower towerwmo towerNlJnO wmo distance d up the thetrack tracks mode inquiries inquiriesthcer IDqulriestol tol thcer but Mr irStonehadnot Stone hod not been bcenlCOn bcenlCOnAI seen seenAs As Gabriel come out of the tower a njght njghtatchman nlshtatchmnn atchman camo IlDUlUp up Theres a mans man leg laying on the tbetraolqf tbetraolqfat tracks tracksat at the depot depotrwondorwheltcamotrom I wonder where it came from frombo bo raid raIdt 1 1Ho Ho nlrran a1lranaccoma accompanied u by the eDlgbt eDlgbt1rntchhnantlCaJOJo night nightatchhrran I t 1rntchhnantlCaJOJo atchhrran searched dtbe the tracks and final finalfound lr r found the mangled rrangledtronll trunk But ButtoraJetter ButtoraJetterf for a letter letterm f Iin m hU pooketreoognUlon would have been I jrcpoRglblet IIJpolllbJeI How 110W Mr Stone came to bo r killed la a mystery but it is thought that ho hofro fro Balked across 8 thn tracksinsteaa tlllOkaJnsteaad cf taking takingand toldnrI andtunDel tunDel IOBt hhbear1n IntbedarIC IntbedarICwas I and was hit by b the train trainFriends i Friends in Princeton ware at once oce notifled notiflednd not ed and nd the body bOO was shipped AhippcdtoNewYork to New York this M afternoon Mr Mr8toD Stone leaves a awlfean awlfeany wife an anVork y twObroaZlWb9UVOIDNOW Vork city 1 1AfLtVTAS ATLANTAS MAYOR MAYOnDFI4NT MAYOnDFI4NTMajOrity DEFIANT DEFIANTMajority Majority of otCIt City Council Said 10 to Be Be1n Be1nFavor In InFavor Favor of Woodward WoodwardllmpaehntenJ WoodwardllmpaehntenJATLANTAOa Impeaehment ImpeaehmentATtAKTA ATtAKTA ATLANTAOa Oa Aug AugOTh 20 Tho Common CommonCouncil CommonCouncUolAtIlnta Council CouncUolAtIlnta of Atlanta is preparing a warm warmreooption warm warmreooptlo reooption for Mayor May u Woodward whp made madea m M Ma a scene at the thr municipality munlolpa1ltyconventionlD munlolpa1ltyconventionlDToledo convention In InToledo Toledo This Thieatternoon afternoon it was decided decidedto to hold holdalpeolal a special meottan of of the tti Council Councilon on Monday when Mayor Woodward is expeoted ex expected pected to toreioh reach home The special pecl lmeet lmeetInlla meet meetIng Ing Inlla le called for the purposeotoolialdrtns purpose of considering the conduct of t the Mayor May r and It is said Id that thata a majority majorltot of tho tho Council C unOl is IIplec pledged ed to towork toork work ork for the impeachment ImpeaohmentotVo of Woodward WoodwardThe dwardTbe The Mayor was still in Toledo this thisafternoon thllafternoon afternoon and nd wired dam a message eol eolde of ofdefiance defiance de nce which has hMlncre increased d the them themdlgnatlon in indignation dignation Evidence Is 11belngptocured 11belngptocuredtrom being procured procuredfrom from offloera of the Municipal League Leaguewh Leaguewhwltn who whowitnessed witnessed wltn fllled the outbreak of otltbe the Mayor to tosupport tosUPPOrt support an impeachment charge chargeSentiment oharge8entimentolntavor Sentiment 8entimentolntavor in favor of oustingthe oustlnstheMayor oustlnstheMayorIII Mayor MayorIs Is general Versing Ver lng this sentiment the theAtlanta theAt14a Atlanta Journal ournaUhl this afternoon n says saysThere 11118There There would be no diBpdftttlon on our ourpart ourpart part to curtail the Mayors MayoreblbulouB bibulous pleas pleasures pleasunS ures GO long on he worshiped Bacchus acchuslD acchuslDprlllte in inprivate private If ho gets drunk In his private privaterapacity privateopacity rapacity it Is his own buIIIleMoblefiy business chiefly chieflyBut But In this ease ho was representng reprelentnaAtInnta At Atlanta lanta and the Council should IIho ld rail callhlrn callhlrnto him himto to account a count for his failure to uphold the thedignity thedj dignity dj nity and prestige of Atlanta AUanla Atlanta Atlantawanted Atlantawanted wanted the League of American Munici Municipalities Munldfamba palities to meet here next year Islt any anywonder an anwonder wonder after tho sceno created by At Atlantas Atlantnti lantas Inebriated Mayor May r that hat the propo proposition proposltlon sition WOH turned down as a rather humor humorous ous proposal Woodward has hlVlforc forced d At Atlanta Atlanta lanta to share his disgrace di grace before the eyes eyesof eyelof of all the world and the CoUticil should shouldact sbouldaot act promptly promptlyPRKY promptlyPRl PRKY OV 0 AMERICAN JlllCA MOTORISTS MOTORISTSSwiss Swiss Authorities Impose Kxoeulve ExclII e Finn FinnPeaianti FinnPeasants Peasants Stone Touring Autni AutniSpecial A tlls tlls1p Special 1p 1 Cable Ca lf Drip7ffh lo TMS SUN StnrLONDON SUNLoNDO LONDON Aug 20 2GAmerlcan American niotoriHts niotoriHtscomplain motorlKtscomplain complain of the treatment they have le leoelved Iecelved oelved in Switzerland Swltzerlandwbere whore a bitter anti antimotor antimotor motor craze has broken out All of them themreport themreport report narrow escapes O from injury InJuryat at the thehands thehands hands of Swlsa peattants men and nd women womenwho womenwho who bombard tho motorists with stones stonesand stonoand and bottles In oneplace one place neat Zurich a awoman awoman woman farmer rushed nt a alr car with a pitch pitchfork pilchfork fork and au 1 the chauffeur received a serious seriouswound seriouswound wound in the arm while trying to protect protecthis his head headThe headThe The Swiss authorities are likewise ani animated animated mated by b animosity toward the motorists motoristsand motoristsand and the American Consul Con ullt at Bern in one oneweek one oneweek week received twentyone complaints complaintsAmericans complaintsAmeriCAne Americans have been fined as high as asOO asOOfmnes 500 500francs francs for excessive speed when they were werenot werenot not proceeding at more than four miles an anhour anhour hour A particularly outrageous case WES WESthat Wltllthat that of a motor car which wbl b followeda hay haycart haycart cart for miles when it was stopped and a afine afine fine of300 ot 000 francs imposed As half of the thefine th thfine fine goes to tho prefectot prefect of police there is islittle 18IIttla little likelihood likeUhoodof of this tblspractl practise e being beingstopped beings s stopped stoppedPLOT p PLOT LOI OF ANTfMCARRENlTES ANTfMCARRENlTESSftialerS tf U C BRnVTEj BRnVTEj8biaCol SftialerS 8biaCol Fert Pi Are Talking f Running an anIndependent anI Independent I Plnent ilooai I at Tick eket eketelatt et etThe The elatt latest exciting xcitlg political pltcl rumor rm r in inBrooklyn InBrookly Brooklyn Brookly pbinis lnt to t the possible plb placing placingin plcn plcnin in the field fld of an 3 independent Indpndnt Democratic Democraticlocal Domocato Domocatolol local lol ticket tcket by the antiMcCarren anticam forces forcesIt tor It la admitted on all sides sl that the recent recentodorte reoentelortot I I adtted elortot odorte of Senator SnAtor McCarren toharmonize toharmonizethe throni thronithevarlgoemot the thevarlgoemot warringelements in Intlot that organization organizationand rgzton rgztonand and avert a vertdtur disturbingclashes tg obe on primary primaryday primar day dy have haIofailed failed and ad that the th factional factionalhostilities factonnl factonnlhotiltes hotiltes hostilities will wl be b continued oontnue in more than thanhalf thanhC hC half the Assembly Amblydstrlo AmblydstrloWithout districts districtsWithout Without Without even waiting watng the result rult of the theprimaries tbeprimrie primaries primrie some ofthe leaders lenlln in the anti antiMoCarren ant MoCarren camp rmp arc ar discussing dllna the ques question questonot tion tonot of putting puttng up a candidate Cdldat of their ther own ownfor ownfo for fo Borough Borugh President Prdent as a well wl as candidates candidatesfor ccUdt for each cacbplao place on the county ticket tcket al although a though such a scheme would probably probablyland probablland land the Republican RpublCcnddts candidates in all al these theseplaces the places placo te It w i their opinion opinon that tht the loss lossof los losot of the local Jol patronage to Senator Sntor McCar McCarren Mcr Mcrr ren would wo ld materially materIaly ptronge aid ad in I his h overthrow overthrowas r which whichthey whIohtheydeJare as the theleerot leader of the theorgalzaUon organization al they theydeJare declare they arc boundto bundto accomplish accomplisheven accmpJlh accmpJlheen even If I two or three thr more years yea were wer re required r v vSenator quired quird on the job JobSnator Senator MoCorrcn Mcrn learned leahadyeterdy leahadyeterdythat yesterday yesterdaythat that Snator his proposition to bring the th Demo Democratic Dmo cratic bispropton malcontents in n the Twentvfirst TwentvfirstAssembly Twenty t tAsembl Assembly cto nontnts district dstrot of whom Magistrate Magistratecamp Mitrt Asembl J itbo lcerInto the thecmp camp Henr of James JaO Frlong P Slnnott the regular regularby regularmagr cmp in tht drlot haa b rejeted rejetedby by magr tho former forer and that tht the thetatonf factional fight fightIn ht htIn In the district dbtrc Is II to be b renewed rewed War Wa after afterMonday aftr aftrMondy Monday Aug28 wasthe defiant deft announce announcement announc ment Mondy made yesterday YCtrdY by Magistrate Mpstrlt Fur FurThe Fr Frlonl lonl The Republican Rpublcn managers m n are an naturally naturallymuch nturly nturlymuoh much Te interested Intertd In I this division cUvon In the ranks ranksof rank of the enemy and if the breach broh remains remainsunhealed unhealed enem until the time for making mig reml nomi nominations unti nom nations arrives strict party y candidates candidateswill cddt natonarve will be named namedtor for each eoh local lol office omc fusion fusionbeing tuslonbln being wl bln confined contd to be three thr names nmes on o the thecity thectytoket city ctytoket ticket ticketPRIEST PRIEST DECOYED AND ROBBED Held nrdlhotoo Wltho tFood 11nt Until He Signed 81lePprr 81lePprrlor Paper Paperfor for a00e a00eCLEVELAND I IcBVLum CLEVELAND Ohio Aug ug 29 8 Upon Upn the thestatement tbestaement statement staement cBVLum maddto madetthe the police plioby by tho Rev RevBenedict RevBenodct Benedict Benodct Rpsinski R lnlda a Catholic Choloprleiot CholoprleiotHt priest of ofHt Ht Stanislauss StaislaulsChurhi Church that tha he heha had been beenheld n nheld held prisoner for twentyfour twe ty tor hours hounlwltb hounlwltbout with without out food toodand proner and forced to to sign lto two notes noitor noitorI for forUOO UOO each cachand and two t o chocks oholorlle forlike amounts amountswhlchhad aQunt I whlchba whlchhad pn been since sl cashed he besides bid0 being beingrobod bing bingrobd robod robd of 30 and some mejewell jewelry two men menand nen nenand and a woman woman were wer arrested amd today The Thewoman Te Tewomalsd woman womalsd Is said to tbveluredth have lured the priest priestto priO to toher her room In I Cedar daravl avenueby eb1prndll pretending pretendingto to be ill and In need of spiritual plrltua consolation consolationThe cnolton cnoltonTe b 1 The men a oe e n said Idt to have ve rushed rhe in upon uponthem uponthem them Te and ad held Father Roelnskl Rlld nrisoner nrisoneruntil prner prneruntU until he had satisfied Ustedthel their demands demandsFather demc Father Hoslnskl ha says ys ho hOrlvtwo received two tele telephone tlo Fah phone rRonsk messages on Jyu urlldm urlldmto 1gtaf W Wto meeonTur He bad d been beenthere to call upon Jennie Olenski OD ODther there cl only upn a few minutes mnut when Julye JulyeTuszynski JulyeTsyJ Tuszynski ther ony rushed Ibed in and ad declaring dclD himself himselfto hllt hlltto to TsyJ bo the womans wom flanc4 lan demanded demAd that thatthe tha the her 0 affections affectionsWlthTuszynskiwasLeoCzechowski priest rO give Slv up u 1 4 00 for allennting allenntingher nl Wllh WlthTuszynskiwasLeoCzechowski elon lekw s L Czbowskl and andboth andbth both of themaccording to Father Fte Rrslnskla Rrslnsklastory Rlskia Rlskiaetor temllorlna story bth frtartod to tbt beat him and tear ter his hisclothes hisclte etor clothes clte lrtcd from trm his bl book bok when he refused ruedto ruedtoho to togiro giro ho them any money mnel HU Hi Jewelry Jewelo was wasTaken ws wst Taken t ketrmhlm temAny from him as oswel well as JSO S and ad he le was wasdetained wasdetied detained as a prisoner prne for twentyfour twentyfourhours twetyour bou hours detied without food or drink dkutlhe until hepon heponBonted oon ooneted witout Bonted to sign the to chocks chokundnte and notes Those Thosechecks TO eted checks were cashed cledbY by Tuuynski Tu1ld and the thewoman thewomn woman it Itilid ItilidUpn is said saidUpon womn Upon the return rtu to toqtheroom the room with wltte wlttemonoy the themoney money Upn the to priest prl t sayr nyI he was wa released releasedFather relesd relesdFter Roslnskl notified the police and tho thothree Father Fter Roslld noUfedthe pli ad to totr three arrests Arets were made madeThe md tr The two notes notetlUd wer and 1818 18e were found under undera underaOretln a carpet Te in the womans room rom The Te pris prisoners tewomns pr oners oleraol1re aOretln charged with nh robbery rbb were we bound boundDEVCTS rud rudove ove t tho Ornd Jur I IE1 DEVCTS ORAPE OR E THICK AND ANDCK CLARETS CLARETStfe t E1 tfe very retrcabtet Bummer Drink DrinkH Dr H Ai TlSewer Tlcwt n Son Sn rdrrabbf Co I rlon Kulloo St IN NcwYort a i I tt u 0 1 ODD CHARGE CHARGRAGlNST AtoSTWOMAN AtoSTWOMANMAN WOMAN WOMANI WOMANMANACCVSHER I MAN MANACCVSHER ACCVSESMEROF OF STEALING STEALINGHIS HIS S POCKKTBOOK POCKKTBOOKHM POCKIfIOOK POCKIfIOOKHu HM Her Arreited Arrte en e Elevated Elevte Train TaD and andThen ande Then e Withdraws Uld ICoPlalnteaD ICoPlalnteaDad Complaint Wemao WemaoHad Had ad Bat aiNfxteHlmMII Next te Him Missed Wallet WalletHelds alet aletUoldl Helds Up Train Ti to toUa Have Arrest Art Made MadeMrs Mae MaeMr Mrs Mr Florence ForenoeM M Jackson Jalln of Sixteenth Sixteenthand Slztntb Slztntbad and ad Walc Wallace streets tlt Philadelphia Phllphia wae waearrested w wart arrested art at attheNlnetynlntb the Ninetyninth street trt station stationof taUoootthe of otthe the Third Tird avenue avue elevated elevatd road last lastnight lutn night n bt charged with stealing tapkebk tapkebkontalnln a pooketbook pooketbookcontaining r containing ontalnln obplb 137 from trm Alfred Afred Cashner1 Chni of ot21rMcUIn 9078 21rMcUIn Madison avenue av ue She 80 waa w taken tke to tothe tothEt the thEt East 104th 10thstrtP1Ioltato streetpoliosstation by b De Detectlve tectlve te UveOrnbt Gordon but Caahner hner withdrew withdrewhis wtdew wtdewl his l complaint omplalnt and she was released releasedMrs rlo Mrs Jackson Jaoknho who is I a widow was w re returning retumlne turning trmByshorLI rom Bayshore L I with Wtb Mrs MrsM Mr M MT T Patterson P ttrn of 1828 North Norh Park avenue avenuePhiladelphia avenUePhladelphiadDavld Philadelphia PhladelphiadDavld and David F White Whltot of 314 314West 314West12tth West West124th 124th 12tth streetwho tnt who was a clerk olrk under Mayors MayorsGrabs ora oraGrb Grabs Grb and Cooper CooperThey Cop They The had been bn staying ayInlat at Mr KWte KWtesummer Whites Whitessummer summer summer home hom at Bayshore B hore and got on onthe onth the th elevated elevatd train trn at Thirtyfourth Trytourth street streetMrs Itrt ItrtM Mrs M Jackson Jaokon sat stnextto next to Castmer Mrs MrsPatterson C1erMrs C1erMrsP Patterson P ttron and White Whit sat st on onth the other otherside othersideot side sideof of the car crdlrectlopple crdlrectloppleAt directly opposite oppositeAt At Fortysecond Fortys nd street strt Mrs Mn Jackson Jacksoncrossed aobonold crossed old overand over andsat sat with the other two twoCashner twoCashner Cashner felt for his hil pooketbook pketbook jind nd found foundthat toundthat that It was wa gone goneJumping gonoJumping Jumping to his feet tet he pointed pinte to Mrs MrsJackson Mr Jackson Jaokon and said saidYou lid lidYou You have stolen stle my pocketbook pocketbookIs pcketbook pcketbookIethls Is Iethls this a joke asked Mr White If I a aJoke ajokeltsone Joke jokeltsone its one you will wi pay for dearly derly ThU ThUlady Tia Tialady lady has no need n e to steal stel your yur pocketbook pocketbookshe pQcketbok pQcketbokshe she has of plenty plety money moneyCashner mono monoClhmr Cashner Clhmr Insisted that Ult Mrs rs Jackson had hadnntnext hadlt nntnext lt next to him that tbtbe he had the pocketbook pocketbookwhen pcketbook pcketbookwhen when he sat st down and that th t Mrs Jackton Jacktonrauflt JaoklJn JaoklJnmUllt rauflt have Jvo taken it Cashner Csbne Insisted I isted on onthe onthe the guard gurd stopping the train trin until unt a police policeman plc man could culd be found to t arrest arest Mrs 1r8 Jackson JacksonThe Jlck8on Jlck8onTb The Tb car or was well wel filled fled and passengers passengersbecame 8ngers 8ngersbeme became beme excited excitedAt excied exciedAt At Eightyninth Eghtynnth street Itreet the motorraan motorraanbegan motoran motoranbelan began tooting ootng a distress dlr signal Ilga1 and ad when whenstation whenthe the into the trn pule Nlneynithrt Nlneynithrts station s lon there ther were wer nine policemen ondsev ondseveral and ev everal eral detectives dettive waiting waitng A large crowd had hodgathered I Igather gathered gather in the street Itrt expecting expeing that re returning r turning baseball bebl enthusiasts had been beenrioting bn bnriotng rioting riotng on the train trainCashner traloCahnertold Cashner Cahnertold told the police polc his story and andDetective andDeteive Detective Deteive Gordon Ooron arrested ared Mrs Jackson JacksonAt Jason JasonAt At the East Et 104th 14h street strt station stoton house houseMrs hous Mrs Mr Jackson Jackn demanded emnded that tht she sh be besearched b searched rohed Capt Cpt Brennin a aked ked Cashner Cher if ifhe I he h had seen n or even evn felt Mrs Mn Jackson J8I take takethe tle tletM the pooketbook pktbk Cashner CaDer admitted amitd he had hadnot hadnot not and was W8 finally fnly persuaded prUde to withdraw withdrawhh wihdraw wihdrawhl hh hl complaint complaintA impllnt impllntA A large lrg crowd crwd had gathered gtmr outside outldo the thestation th station house hWand and Mrs Mr Jackson Jackn became becamefrightened frightened trllhten and then thn hysterical hyterical After Atr the thepolioshad th polioshad pUOhad cleared i tho tbcwsb crowd she left lf with withMr wth wthMrWblteanMIPattr Mr MrWblteanMIPattr White ami Mrs Patterson PattersonTlff o otn Tlff tn HOCKAWAY r BEACH SOLD SOLDXcwTerker 101 101eTekeP1A XcwTerker eTekeP1A FaYMOe oe r Itar r Jt and Will Will8Whd 0 8Whd 8 as at Much t In Improvements ImprovementsSamuel lrprcfmenls lrprcfmenlsmuelOrn Samuel muelOrn Green a real estate 0tt operator oprtr of 35 3 Nassau Nalu street trt Manhattan M hatt with wth Maxl Maxlmillan Mal Malmian millan mian Morgenthau Morgnthu president prldent of the Hudson HudsonRealty Hud Realty ety Company Cmllriy Samuel Suel Jacobs Jacob treasurer treasurerof trur of the th same ema company and Senn Bnn Bros Brosclosed Dr closed clo A a deal del yesterday yet rday in which they theypurchased theyprhl purchased prhl from trm James Jae Caffrey Cafrey lSOOfeetof lSOOfeetofocean 15fetot 15fetotoenfro ocean oenfro front t In I Far Rockaway Rkaay thirty thlrtyaor acres of ofupland upland fifteen acres alr of meadow meaow land the theKuloff Kuloff Kulol Hotel Botl and andtvo five cottages cottge for IO 400000 400000The The property prprty takes take in the entire enUr hooh hoohtront beach beachfront front of Far Rockaway ownvay and includes Inoude 3COO 3COObathing 3C bathing bthing houses housesThe hou The To now syndicate sndcat will 1 tear down the thebathing bathing btblg houses bous and erect ert one ooot of the largest largestbathing JrgMt bathing btblngpvlon pavilions in tho United Unie States Stte It Itwill I will wI also aso put up another aother big hotel hotl lay oiit a afifteen aftt fifteen ftt acre park and erect ert ten private privatedwellings prlvntodwelig dwelig dwellings Three hre enterprises enterr will wi involve involvean an outlay otay equal Olual to the sum paid for tho thoproperty thoproperty property Mr Ccffrey Ctftrey inherited Inherted tho prop property prop erty from his father It I has ha been bn in the Ikeposseoslon thepllon er pllon posseoslon of hU hi family for fo a hundred hundredyears hundredycanl years or more moreSURE moreSUBf SURE TO 70 GET ALL Al SIX OF HIM HIMFrench 11M 11MFencl Fencl French Police Pole Has lu Made Five Arreits rrrltl Prom PromPhotographs Fom FomPotOjApS Photographs of One Man Wanted WantedSpecial WantedSpc1 PotOjApS o Special Spc1 CaMe Cabe Dtifalch Dtpalch tt turn T Sax SaxPATHS SUI SUIms PATHS ms Aug Alg 26 The Te supporters of M MBertlllon MBion Bertlllon Bion and his hIl system systo of identification identificationolcriminal idntfcton idntfctonof olcriminal of crlnlnJ are nrereJolcing rejoicing over a con conspicuous conIpl spicuous Ipl oufalure failure recently ronlyot of photography photographyIn photogpby photogpbylrthl In lrthl jthU class d1 of work wrk The Te headquarters headqurrot headqurrottlePrlsp of ofthe the tlePrlsp Paris police Jcercnly recently wanted watOd a missing missingthief mlig mligthle thief thle and nd had proofs prf made r of six photo photographs pboto graphs cf tho th criminal orlll taken tken in different differentpositions eUlerent eUlerentpotlon gpb potlon positions The Te various pclce pclioe stations tatons in inth Inth th oountry oountr received rclvedls varus sets of the thephoto thephotog photo photographs graphs graphsShortly ha haS g Shortly S ortlY after attr the receipt of the tbephotq tbephotqgpbs photo photographs graphs gpbs one lacel lca chief in Ina a small town wrote wroteas wroteu as fellows telowl to the hOdqurtel headquarters in I Paris ParisPhotographs Pr Photographs PhototphlottO of the accused o persons JelM duly dulytd dulytohrid td tohrid hand I am 1 happy hppy to toltor Inform you youJht youJhtIhaearstOd that thatI I IhaearstOd have arrested fiveof fvelt them whom 1 am amretaining amrtlnlng retaining rtlnlng in celli elh lam a on tho track trck of ofthe oftheelxthad the theelxthad elxth and will wlortall certainly capture opturehl him himbefore before ofore long longSTILL lii liiSlILL STILL 110IE HOISE OF DOUGLAS DOUGLASGallon DOUGLASGut Gut Gallon Talk as ir lthe the Governor GOemorMhrbt GOemorMhrbtaunAlrat Mlgbt MlgbtBun Bun aunAlrat aunAlratDON Again 1 BOSTON DON Aug ur M4301 2lWilan William A Gaston Gastonwasasked Gutn Gutnwaak wasasked waak d today todlhtught if he thought Qiv Doug Douglas U ernor ernorUndoubtedly las liwouldb would be the th party pronddf candidate for Gwernor Gav Gavernor ernorUndoubtdlylt Undoubtedly Undoubtdlylt if be wants want the nomina nomination nomna nomnatin tion tin replied replid the th Colonel ColonelDo Clonel ClonelDo Do you yoexptbt expect that the t situation Ilu ln will willremain w1 remain Mm1 ae it U I up uptttie to the time the conven convention onvn onvntbto tbto tion meets meet and that tt then tn the Gvernor Ovor will willbe wi be brnomltod renomlnatod without wito tohlllyIn his saying any anything an thig thing further tur as to his hi attitude attitudeI atttud I lebuld should hardly bdythlnk think so 8 I should lhuld sup suppose IUP plHte pose the Governor Ovmorwuld would make mke some Ime kind kindof kd kdotu otu of an announcement anotoerntlto as to hU hieattudead hieattudeadIf attitude and andIf If he bi Is willing wUUa to t accept aopt a renomlnfttkn renomlnfttknthat romlat n nthat that he h would say IY so I certainly cinly hope hopethat hopeth that th he hewm will do d so 1 and andth that tho he will Wllcnnt Wllcnntt consent consentto to bo a candidate candidateThere onddto onddtoTf t There Tf is unquestionably uqeionbly a wide and andsincere d dBl0re Bl0re sincere demand demd that tb he h run rn again Aga Ihave Ihaveheard I bve bvehel hel heard it from many may quarters qui not no only ory from fromDemocrats fromDrr Democrats but bt from business blnl menwho menwhoare menhoa Drr are not in I politics who approve his b ad administration mntrlon a ministration Do pUtk and ad1an want another aoher chanceto chancetovote ohanoto ohanotovotor a votor vote for him There Ter are Ulmee1emte Ulmee1emteth1ould some elements elementsthat th1ould that would be lacking lkltromthla from thU campaign campaignwhich whlcbwr which were of otstrnah strength in the oPn oPnwhlcbwr campaign campaignvery l Y but Wth Gv Dousw1 oapn oapnl the thecadid cadid atbi woulo stand standa a very r good god chance ohUo of o wi wieJI 1r n and ad I hope hopeeiO3 hopeheJdedt heJdedt eJI decide to run rno rnoTOLRA eiO3 TO COLORADO AXB BKTUCN BKTUCNIsKrte TOLRA Tt o IsKrte iUllrasd JlnlnormUo laformaUao a jl 11 road I W y ro N f Y Mi Fultow t BrooUlyii Jroo Jrool Att l t f IOWA Of WAS IN I01LSI COLLISION N TOO TOODattleillp O Onatteehlp Dattleillp natteehlp Ban Into the te Brtntop Drent Heel HeelLightship RfetLhtlp Lightship LightshipfrpwpoKT Lhtlp LhtlpNrWP frpwpoKT NrWP ITR R lt IjAuS2In Aug 38 In the thick thickfog fog OIwblohpravaled which pro vailed offNewport ofNewpf on n Thurs Thursday day ylat last in which whlchibe the battleship bttleblpKrlei bttleblpKrleioUdd Kearsage Kearsagecollided collided oUdd with Uh the schooner lhonerGallp Gallop th6 th6battleship battleship bttChip Iowa was also al in collision 0111n this thisfact fact fao being bl made md known knwn today t d whenCapt whenCaptFogarty whn Cpt CptFora Fogarty Fora y of the Brentbn Drentn Reef f lightship lightshipcame Uabtlp Uabtlpce came ce to t the city oty forthe first time in a week weekCapt Capt Cpt Fogarty Fily says lys that tMtat about five fv oclock oclockon o lOk lOkon on Thursday Ttdyattm afternoon iwhntetol when the fog was wastho wuthothloket tho thothloket thickest the battleship bttehlpIoarn lowaran down downthelightship dwn dwntheJJbthlp thelightship theJJbthlp striking Itrklgheron her on thebow tebad tebadOlUT11q and andcarrying carrying away awaithe the stem ltmotthe of the lightship lightshipseven Uhtblp UhtblpBven seven Bven feet fe above ab v the te llfl level of onl tne nij sea also alsocarrying alO alOrhgathehdty carrying rhgathehdty away the bead stays The Theblw Theblwwaa blow blowwas was waa a glancing glancg one or the th lightship lihthp would wouldhave wouldhave have been bn sunk sunkThe luk lukTeIow The TeIow Iowa was running rng at atfY five knots kot at attne attbe tne tbe time tme and after ater clearing o rltelththlp rltelththlpItod the lightship lightshipstood stood Itod in toward tward Brentons Brntons Reef B The Thefog fog was wa so thick that tht those tbO on the to lightship lightshipcould lihthip lihthipcould could not hear ber the tbewblUe whistle of otte11ttehlp otte11ttehlpd the battleship battleshipand and d it is presumed pruned that tltte the lightships lightshipswhistle Ihtblp Ihtblpwhite whistle white could ouldnot not beheard b herd on the battle battleship btle btleship ship Capt Cpt Fogirty FoglrtY says that tht It Itm willbe willbenecessary necessary ne to take his h vessel I off of the station stationat IttQn IttQnat I IFOB at onoe onot to make mke repair rpn 1 FOB NEW SOUTH AMERICAN PORT PORTUnited 11 A1EHIMvPORT A1EHIMvPORTUnll United Unll State iatel Capital Capitl to Have ve8oft Some hare 8hareIn In 40oooooo 00 Projrot ProjrotIptclal ProJeotOpttlal Iptclal CaMt Calll Dnpotch DIPCch to I Tm T Stm StmLONDON SV LONDON LONDN Aug 2S 28Aerlcare Americana are now nowtaking no notaking taking a aband hand In what whatla is probably prbbly one of the thebiggent theblgge biggent t scheme sheme ever proposed propose for the de development deIopment velopment of South SuthAn America erlC The Te port pr of ofBuenos ofBueno Buenos Ayres Ayr being 1 lng too to shallow to admit adt big bigsteamers bi steamers eteamel a concession concion was recently rntly granted grantedto rted rtedto to Arturo Coxtano Cltano for the construction oOtrclon of ofa ofa a new port in the Bay of Samborombon Samborombonfifty moorombonfify fifty fify miles toward the Atlantic Atlanto along alon the theRiver tbeRiver River Plate PlateThe PlateTe The Te scheme Icheme Involves anezpndlture an expenditure of ofabout ofabout about 8000000 80O Most M st of ttils tlle amount has hasalready basalready already been en underwritten underritten In InPar Paris The Thebanker Te I banker bker Roeovltch Rlovlcb and Gere have havetra already alreadyadvanced advanced advanc J15O 1500000 Yor or the construction constructionof cO clon clonot of the port pr the contract ontro for which has I been beenundertaken bn i iunderaen undertaken underaen by the tbe8r firm of Wills WUl of Man Mancheater Ma cheater cheter Separate Sparat subsidiary IUb Idlary companies companiesare cmpes cmpesare are now being bing formed for reclamation reclamationworks rlaaion rlaaionworks works the construction construcionot of a canal oan and andtownship andtowlblp township towlblp and a big system IYltm of railways railwayswhich ralway which will wi radiate radate inland Inlad in nil al directions directionsand dirloM dirloMad lines with Buenos BuenosAyres and ad connect conne existing ebtnl UnO Bueno Ayres AyresOne AyresOne One of the companies oomple will wl be for fur furnishing furnishing nishing electric lighting ahln and ad power over overwhich overwhich which it is understood undert the General Electric ElectricCompany Elerlo ElerloCmpany Company Cmpany will wi assume aume control controlWARRANT cntrol cntrolrABnUl WARRANT OUT FOR FOR MADDEN MADDENSentenced ADD1O ADD1OHntenl Sentenced Hntenl to Serve Sne Thirty Tirty Days D1 and ad Pay Pay3CO Pr 3CO for ro Contempt CotemptDepute Deputies After Him HimJohn HimJoh John Joh E E Madden Mdden the well w lko1tum known turfman turfmanwas was w8auded adjudged guilty gty of contempt ctmpt of court courtby ourt ourtby by Supreme Suprem Court Cu Justice Jutc Burr fn Brooklyn Brooklynyesterday Broolr yesterday yestrday and ad sentenced entec to t serve ire thirty thirtydays tbly tblydy days dy In 1njaU jail and to pay py a fine fe of I 250 for forfalling tortaing falling taing to obey oby an a order orer of the tour court This Thisdirected directed di himto blmt appear appr1torea before a commis commissloner sloner in and give testl testlmony I Saratoga Stra county couty ad tU tUronyI mony ronyI in a milt sit for divorce divor brought br uiht against againsthim apit apithi him hi by hls hi ife lteAil Anqie o o loulae w Madden Maddenin Mde in the t Ohio Ohi cowtsr i7i i7iMrej Mrej Mr Madden Mt rrtqngfcVr lugh trJfl faminfonna faminfonnaUoo Ion Uoo Uoclrlng regarding horlsUsb hr nds dl income Inomo and anda commlsalon to take his histestimony hiettmony1 a minllon was Wi applt appointed t tak testimony ttmony1 in Saratoga Bratop county out but Mr MrMadden Mrltdto Madden ltdto acting aing OTJ 01 the t advice avi of his hi counsel counselrefusedto cn6l cn6lretuOtt refusedto retuOtt be bewor sworn Tben Tn the th present presentproceedings Prt Prtprlngs proceedings prlngs wer we taken tk to have him ad adjudged adjud judged jud guilty glty of contempt tmpt of court courtWhile curt curtWblle While Mrs l Madden MdeisJliln issuing her husband husbandfor husbnd husbndtor for a divorce divo inOhio In Ohio he is also sug suing her herfor horfor for a divorce divor in KetUky Kentucky where ho alleges allegeshe alege he has Mi a legal residence rd c A bench bnch warrant warrantwan warnt warntW8iuo wan W8iuo issued f for re Maddens Maden arrest art It was wasRiven wa wagven Riven to Sheriff Sher Hesterberg Herorg to t serve sre and andyesterday andesteray yesterday gven esteray afternoon he sent four deputies deputiesto deputlt to t look for Mr Madden MaddenSPKCIAL Madde MaddeSNC4L SPKCIAL SNC4L INSPECTOR FIRED FIREDGeorge IRF IRFGcorce George F I WlUon Impeached Impd1 In the Senator SenatorMitchell Snator Snatormlehflln Mitchell mlehflln I4 ul Fraud Fru Cam CatcsWASHINGTON CamWA8HNdON WASHINGTON WA8HNdON Aug AUg2 20 Special 111 Inspector InspectorGeorge Inptor InptorGorg F Wilson of the Interior George Gorg Wison ot Intr r Depart Department Dpr ment rnt was wa dUmlased disml today toayby by Secretary SecretaryHitchcock Sretary SretaryHithck Hitchcock Hithck oh account acount of dlsclosur dlsl0Uns s rcdde rcddeduring mndedurng during durng tho th investigation imestgtonot of the thclrgs thclrgsagnt chiargos chiargosagainst against agnt Senator Snatr Mitchell MltchelotOre of Oregpn OregpnSome on onSme Some Sme of tho th witnesses wItns examined samr during duringthat duriDItbt that Investigation tentlfied that Wilson Wiln had hadpromised hadprmis tbt iveigin tAlftb promised prmis for a aconldro consideration to make makefavorable mke mkefMorable favorable recommendation recomrlendaHon in Inlom some land landrases landCaS rases CaS In which they thy wcrelntnrt woro Interested di one of ofthem ottbomdolrlng them tbomdolrlng declaring Wilson Wilon bad b been benpad paid I2CO I2COin 2 in I one on Instance InstanceWilson lntanc Wilson Wilon admitted admited to tctheauthoriteB the authorities that thatho tht ththo ho hod ha received r ehed tho th mony money but declared declaredthat decllr that he h had taken it to toentrp entrap the th man manand mn mnanUho and anUho tho amount amunt was W8 to be Mftr returned to him himThis himhisexplaatlon This hisexplaatlon explanation was wa not considered conlderdatis conlderdatistactry satis satisfactory factory tactry and anWln Wilson wasremovqd wa emov He was wasappointed wa appointed from frm Rhode Island IslandMIS appinted RCeIland RCeIlandIli MIS Ili UOMK 80Jr WAS AS HIS CASTLE CASTLEEvans CASlE CASlEEv Evans Ev n Who Wo Killed Klethe tne Defective pte Who o TrieU TrieUlo T lo Enter Is I Acaulttedl AcaulttedlBoaroN AcqUitte BON BoaroN Aug Au 280p1 28 Joseph Eyins EVJnthe EVJntheBrerle the theSomerville Somerville Brerle man mlnwho who shot and killed kled George GeorgeL Gorg L Fraser Fir a privatedefiectlve Jrly3e ctlvD when hen he and andseveral ad adevr310tra several evr310tra others ware wretlrtgt trying ta get Into IntoEvansfi hit Evansfi Evanl house hlwaaculttd was acquitted of the be charge chargeof oarg of ofauder murder t3d to dy y by Justice Juo Butler But of the theSomerville tboSJmerl Somerville SJmerl police plc oiurt Ou Detective Detol DetolW Fraser Fraserwas was W in i ompany 0mpn1wlthtwo with two other dotoctives dotoctivesend dh dhand end A J Bxrber Dlr rof of Woorsokehubndi WoorsokehubndiofEvna Woonsocket husband husbandof of ofEvna Evanss houskeepor houkpr The Tepr party called calledat olld olldatEVTe at atEVTe Evanss house hou e lateoh lateontbe tbo night ribt of t AUK Augad 1 1and and ad after rt Evans Enn l 11ad ad opnedthe opened the door oihe oihetrledt they theytried tried trledt to crowd owd In i A souffle iumeersued ensued be between b tween twen Evans EVlld and Fraser Fathe the former forer shoot shooting eht ehtInthe ing Inthe the detective dlv dead In Inmakghl making his hisdecision decision doI8ioriJusUc Justice Butler ute said saidMr ed J JMrBrberbbn Mr MrBrberbbn Barber had been notified hotledbyt1de hotledbyt1deCendntnot by the de defendant fendant Cendntnot not to enter ertr hb house bul This Tis was Wa a astanding ataln standing taln notice noUc and given in Iwtia writing He1 He1had Helhanorlihtt hanorlihtt had no right to either ltherbrealto gvn breakintp or ori in any anyother anyother other manner mr enter entr the th defendants detendtahouse detendtahouseune house houseunless une unless invited IDvled so 10 to do by Evans Eva No Noono Noonoot one oneof of the party pay was 1san an officer om r of the th law lw and andthey ad adtheywre they theywre were there her without a legal process processto to serve ln As ABarb Barber was w alospr not nt privileged privilegedto prlvt ed edto to enter hterth the house bOaofour of course none oot of hh hhemployees h emploec employees right rightSENATORPLATTS rightS private priva detectives detetve had h that thatright th SENATORPLATTS S N AfOB PLA flS CLAMBAKE CLAMBAKEEntertain LAM BAK BAKI Entertain I Neighbors dl at IDs 16 Orange OseCouty OseCoutymmer County CountyJlnmmer Jlnmmer mmer Lodge LolrtM Sirs Platt Patt Assists AssistsMIDWSTOWN Ata MIDWSTOWN MIDt WN N Y YAugCUnte Aug 2eUnlted 2eUnltedStates States State Senator Stor Thomas Tbo 0 CPlU Platt gave pea peadambke a aclambake clambake dambke tcndey o at his bl Tioga Ta Bummer Bummerldgontehorlot summer summerlodge lodge ldgontehorlot on the shores of Cromwell Lkiat LkiatCntrl Lake at atCentral Cntrl Central Valley V ll yPlgOUtyTheb Orange county The bake bakewae w wae an informal Intor1alarTwont affair Twentyfive fve of ofthe t tthe the Senators Storanolghb nolghbora re were e present presentThe prnt prntT The T bake war served Mr on onthe the lawn near nearthe ner nerthe the Senator Sntolbungnlow bungalow Mr MrPlttwAs MrPlttwAsin Platt WAS WASIn In a happy hppy mood and adenjoycd enjoyed the theair theairfulyo affair affairfully fulyo fully Mrs M rPhtt mo Plitt uiwlstod aMtotbe the Senator t tl in inentertainingt ente entertainingt tdnlb hie neighbors o h re rei reI i I l o A j o JJ 0 ROOSEVELT PlAN PlANBEFOREIENVOYS BEFOREIENVOYS BEFOREIENVOYSPrldl PrisldiRt Prldl tSllllstsBlsls Siuesls Bnls ol olPIICI afPcW PcW PIICI Which lcb Klips flii fliiCoiliriRCi lhlOllllrlDCI CoiliriRCi Opin OpinWILL Opli OplWILL i WILL MEET IEElISIIMODA AGAIN MONDAY MONDAYHas Y YHal Has Strongly tronglUe Urged Ryulini 111lant tt ttAcctptJapanVOIer t tAcetpt AcctptJapanVOIer Acetpt Ja Gtrot GtrotI of ofSale I Sale ol Sakhalin SakhalinRee Sakhaln SakhalnaOleeJt Ree aOleeJt evelt Snggeitlens SUleaul Said std te Be Knob Knobas laob laobuWodlMlv8ppel as uWodlMlv8ppel Would Receive Buppen ef Alt Neutral NeutralPowers NeutraloWerReportd Powers oWerReportd Reported Husslan aUa Offer Ole te teGive toGIe Give tip All I ef o Sakhalin at If Japan JapanWill Japn Will 0 Waive Indemnity IndellY Demand Demawae DemawaeaDd Wltte Wltteand and Komnra KoDra Talk Tk Over the Situation SituationAfter 81tutlo 81tutloAler After Traniaotloa of Houtlne Buatnew BuatnewPoRisuonrn Aler TansaotH Routae DUt DUtPOITSOUUNH PoRisuonrn POITSOUUNH N H Aug 28 281ho The vital vitalquestion vial vialqueton question queton of otwhether whether there shall be b peace peaceor pc pcor or war betwen between Russia Rlland and Japan Japn depends dependsfor depd depdtor for settlement stlement mainly mlly on the amount aTout of ofInfluence otInflenO Influence InflenO President Presient Roosevelt Rosvelt can cn bring bringto brll brllto to bear br upon the two belligerents bliertHe bliertHedo He Hedoes does do not hold the theke1 key to t the situation situtin but butto butto to him belongs longl the t credit cdit of having pre prevented pr prventd vented ventd a rupture rpture of ofths the Portsmouth con conference conferenc ference ferenc which wblol would mean men a resumption resumptionof rumpton rumptonot of the Far Eastern E tm hostilities hostilitiesHad bOltlte bOltlteBd Had Bd it not been b for the strenuous Ilnuou Ilnuoudevoraot en endeavors deavors devoraot of the President Preident the th break brk would wouldhave woud woudhave have come cme today tday As it was there has b been beenan bn bna an a adjournment adjourment of the conference cteroe until untilMonday ut Monday Moday to t give e Mr Roosevelt Rvel tho theoppr theopprtuly oppor opportunity tunity tuly of making mkig further representations representationsPRSBIDINT rprentton rprenttonPRBIDNT PRSBIDINT 8UOQEBT8 BAI BASIS FOB FB PEAOK PEAOKThere nlo nloTere There Tere Is I the highest hight authority for the thestatement th statement tatm nbat that the th President Prdent has h within the thelast thelat last lat three thr or four days made md a definite dft pro proposal prop posal p to both b th Russia RUII and ad Jahan Jah to be b used usedas u as a a abl basis for the adjustment ajustmnt of their differ differences cer cerenO ences enO While the th details dt of this thl important importantmove Iprtt Iprttmve move mve on the to Presidents Pidents part prt are not nt dis disclosed d closed it i is admitted that tht it is of a character characterso o1o amtt hr hrlo so entirely nlly sane en and d reasonable ranl that tb the thePowers tbePora Powers of Europe would virtually insist insistupon Erp vlay Jt Jtt upon i wpsptew pybe two tow townloD warring warringnations nations nloD if I they the p knew kewof of its It character ehaerand ehaerandlpo and andscope scope scopeBut lpo lpoDt But Dt ttor for tho th prntM present MrRoosevelt velt Is Isworkingentirely I Iworklrentrely workingentirely worklrentrely with Wtl Russia R la and in Japan Japanneither Ja neither nlt rofwhm of whom howoe however is yet willing WInI to tobring t bring bretor forward rdthe the Presidents inte pltn pI of settle settlement it ment mnt partly prl for the te reason lon that H I la J con contrary cn trary to the basis bi upon upn which whIb they ty have havebeen bv bvbn been bn negotiating nestitrg and ad partly prtly because bu if I the thedetails th details detl of the th matter mttr became b public publl there therewould tlere tlerewould would be b an a Immediate imedit insistence tce on on the thepart theprt part prt 6f the neutral neutrPowere Powers that the belliger belligerents bllr bllrent ents ent get together hi II accordance aorc with the thesuggestions theujCetOI suggestions ujCetOI outlined outned from Oyster Oytr Bay BayThe By The Te understanding underatndDg obtained obtalnebe here with withregard Itb Itbrelare regard relare to the Presidents Pidents proposition propOion Is Isthat that it was wa made me known to the respective respectiveenvoys rptve rptveenoYI envoys through their Governments Government This Thisappears fla flaapper appears apper to account aooun for the positive psitve state statements stt sttment ments ment of those in authority on n the SusaUn SusaUnside side that tht Mr Roosevelt ROevelt confined cnf e his b com communications cm cmmuncdol munications muncdol to the plenipotentiaries plenipotetae to a ageneral a aener general ener tender of good go offices omce and did dd not notmake notmke make mke any specific spfo suggestions suggestionsSITUATION uggMtOn uggMtOn8ITATON SITUATION 8ITATON FBEELT FJELYDIB0SSRD FJELYDIB0SSRDutwhther DISCUSSED DISCUSSEDJBuUwhother JBuUwhother utwhther the President PIdent in his b direct directexchanges direotexclag exchanges exclag with the envoys envoy did dd or did not notmake notmke make mke any specific spfo propositions propiton is now n a amatter a amtarofno matter mtarofno of no consequence coneuenc in the knowl knowledge leowl leowlegeth edge egeth that a plan pa prepared prepred and ad indorsed indorsedby indor by him has been bn placed plae before betor Mr Wie Wieand Witte Witteand and Baron Barn Komura Komur and has h received relve the themost themOt most mOt serious serous consideration considerationIt cniderton cnidertonI It I is II a fact tao however that In the week weekthat wek wekth that th has passed pad since Iinc President PldentRvelt PldentRvelthad Roosevelt Roosevelthad had bil bis interview Interewat at Oyster Oytr Bay Bywlth with Baron BaronRosen Brn BrnRon Rosen Ron Mr Wittea Wi el colleague colithe the President Presidenthas Pident Pidenths has hs bad a aomprheMie comprehensive correspondence correspondenceby clpndenO clpndenOby by telegraph telegph and nd through the medium meum of ofspecial ofpellJ0ngrwih special pellJ0ngrwih messengers with both b th Russian Rln and andJapanese ad adJapDenvo18i Japanese envoys i in which every point of ofdifference JapDenvo18i whlobeverpltot whlobeverpltotdlerc difference dlerc was W discussed dieoel in th tblJlut minutest minutestdetail t tdetai detail detai In a free tr and frank mannerahd mnernd in i this thisexchange thllexc1ng exchange exc1ng of views Vewithe the President Prldnt did not nothesitate notiheitteto iheitteto hesitate to suggest sugpt what wbt he heregredu heregredurbb regarded as asreasonabb reasonabb rbb means mens for a common oomon understand understanding undntad undntadig ing ig on onthepar the part of oltbe thetwo o belligerents belligerentsFBEBIbKKT blirent blirentPaSI FBEBIbKKT PaSI TALKS TltK PLAINLT TO TRU38IANS TRU38IANSI RUSSIANS RUSSIANSIn In I his 11cm communications loton to the th Russians Russianseetting RWlal RWlaletl eetting etl forth his hI8rs reason n why wh there the should shouldbe soud soudb be b peace c made d at atPortslutt Portsmouth c thePresi thePresident P dent dtapke spoke plainly pli I He Heald said with wit frank frankness trnk trnkne ness ne that tatRulla Russia had hadbbte been beaten and andcould ard ardulil could ulil gain plbotilby nothing by going all on with wlthtbe wlthtbewr the theIn wr wrn In n the name nmeot of humanity hurlt1be he appealed apPle for forTeace torp p Teace and a1 made mad it clear clr that he believed blee the theapanese thlapee apanese were wre showing Ihowl a moderation motonwbo which whichiustla apee iustla Uilhod should meet metbt half way by assenting assentingbuy uU tb buy back territory rtr formerly torelblona belonging belongingRussia 1 Russia but now held hld by b Japanese Japltrp troops troopsWhat What Wt n m9rwaswd 9re was said by the President Presidentparticularly Pdent Pdentpoary particularly that tht part potblaproP of his proposal whoh whohIupeotcito which whichIs Iupeotcito poary Is expected to meet m with 1thtbo the approval approvalof approv of the th world wold will wmprobablb probably be disclosed disclosedshortly dllo shortly bory unlesi Unle1tebelgerlma jibe belligerents manage to tomake t tmkeupth mkeupth make up their 1 dero differences and andarupn andarupnthter agree upon uponthe1 thter the1 terms of ota a peace pctrty treaty in the mean meantime men mentm tm time timeThe The T Russians R8t her hero are not pleased pla over overthe vr vrtb the tb PreeidentB Pfdenta attitude attude They Ty bold that thathe tht thth h he has hMgntocatJnglu gone to great lengths in Inn an effort fort to toInduce toInu Inu Induce themto thm to pay Jat for r the th coett C0t of the thewar be bewI war warAll wI All i thuvlteno tho evidence now at hand shows that thattho tht tho President ent did didnof not for a Imolni moment tfin tfincloa at 1 cloa o hla bleor efforts to toce clear away I ay tho thooetb thooetbI o stacics I t t tv v rt t tI I i t mouth that tht threatened tbre conference conferenceTHBZNVOY8 oonterc oontercmto the hlo success of ortbpiuts ortbpiutsmouth the Ports Portsmouth THBZNVOY8 HBSmTl HBSmTlIt mto a It 11 is the thlt great respect Iptor for hit hlopllonad hlopllonadethUtw opinion and andUs Us enthusiast ethUtw taEndeavor tldMvor to t bring brn about aboutpeace aboutptbtb peace ptbtb that ha caused Cthe the evol envoys with wUbtbe wUbtbeaprovao the theapproval approval aprovao of the th powers pwr that tht be beat at Tpklo Tpkloandjgt Tolo Toloa andjgt a t Petersburg tbu to telt hesitate 4n Jotln Jotlnth taking takingthe the th deciding elirtp step toward twa a continuance continuanceof of the war wa The TBI Russian and ad Japanese JapaneseGovernments apae Governments OovnuDete were O actuated t aUo ao In I ihls ihlsconservative conservative oorraUf0b1 course by a reallEatlon ral ton of otWo otWoOemo the thecondemnation condemnation Oemo which bob ithey Lt would oU ritk rktrm rktrmt from fromthe the t ciTlliBedworid rlWdfthirj f they rejected the tbepl plan planwhich which wbb the th President Pet la J now no ural1ltb ural1ltbaU urging with withall all hie b might m td and main mi Had H it not Do been b for forthe tortb the tb Influence lf of the President ld nt the th Ports Portsmouth Por mouth m utb conference fen would 1ould have hf ended ene today todayand toay toaya and a the tba war would 91ldbvelo have gone e on onTo O To their tirb hlgB regard tr for r r Mr Roosevelt Rooseveltand Rsevelt RseveltandtbId1 and andtbId1 their desire ib l show howapprclaton appreciation for forthe torth the th friendnlpof ncblldftbeUnltt8ttmUt the United States must be beattributed attributed atttlbutdtbo the obncllktory ODoltorspllt spirit which whichha whI ha bl been bA shown lbw by b the h Japanese oap in offering offeringto olerInr i ito to Mil ll back b the tb northernpart no mpotShall of Sakhalin Sakhalinbland I bland Ild fo fthe the Russians RUIoafor for an amount aount ap approximating proximating prxlrt 1 IWtJWOOO O The To President Presidentwas Prldent Prldentwua I ItbToklq was wua greatly ty pleased pleale over this thl action acton of ofthe the tbToklq Toklq Government 0mm ntan and has ha not notbl hes hesitated itated lttd to eay ys to to the thRlJn Russians as a was wasindicated WI indicated Indlct in the th Portsmouth POrmouth despatches despatchesprinted de patohe printed printd in TH i Bmt 8thll this morning 10mln He Hespoke HeepkeoftheJap spoke of the Japanese proposal l as mod moderate modert epkeoftheJap eprop erate ert this tblW Wing the tOeac exact word wor used usedand Wd and andlhowetbathebeleed accepted accped showed that he believed It should be beaccepted b RUSSIAN BBUN OFFER OFFERSince OFnBlnce Since then he hasdevoted hu devote Ills Mi efforts effortsalmost elorl almost Ilmolt entirely epUrl t to an an attempt atempt to bring bringthe brIngthe the Russians RUlla tq to make concessions conc o and andthe andthe the influence Infuencewhlch which he la wielding was wasdemonstrated W8 demonstrated demonrtd again aln today through thro h the thesuggestion theluelon suggestion luelon by the tleCzr8 Czars representatives representativesof rsprntatve of a a1mne willingness on on their tlelr part par lo cede cde the theentire theentre entire entre bland ln of Sakhalin Sahaln to Japan Jap If the thelatter theltter latter ltter Government Qlvment would waive wave all al claim claimto cli to indemnity lnd nlt1i It I cannot be b said ld that this thiscounterproposal thi counterproposal cuntQr ropol to the Japanese Japa sugges suggestlon BUle tlon tOz with Ithreaard regard to the purchase purhu of ofSakhalin ofSkhaln Sakhalin Skhaln was offered olerd officially oMcIaly The Te un understanding undrtadl derstanding drtadl 1 Is that it waa 1 made mkown mkownt known knownto to t the Japanese JapaDe pleniptentarie pleniptentarie1TK plenipotentiaries plenipotentiariesWITTK WITTK 1TK AND K01ICRA JOMUU BAVK BAVI A TAUC TAUCTodays 2I 2ITo Todays To d formal tora conference cnterenc wan W8 de devoted de devoe voted voe almost a1mo entirely enUrl to toperelnl perfecting the theprotocols theprtol protocols prtol that tha bad not been bn compared comparedand cpad cpadad and ad signed lcD at a the last l meeting m Io of the th en envoys envoy voys voy but afterward afterard Mr M Wltte Wlt and ad Baron BaronKomura Ban BanKomurbad Komura Komurbad had a private privat conversation cnverion at atwhich a which wblo no others ober were wer present prnt except exct the theinterpreters theIntrrn interpreters Intrrn Even Baron Bn Rosen Rn and ad Mr MrTskahlra MrT Tskahlra T did not attend attendvThe h dnatnd dnatndTII vThe TII Russian and nd the Japanese Ja levoy envoys envoysmet met at oclock o this tb uftemoon aftrO after er a arecess aIb mt IO recess since Ib Wednesday W yOntbt On that day dayBaron y yBroi Baron Broi Komura olba hail proposed that tb tu Russia Russiabuy buy back half of Sakhalin fk pop U Island I d for forawflir io 1 Wi awflir i t1 1wtt ijite had b saidvery Mid n plainly plainlythai ply plyttuuloQi thai ttuuloQi tM suffteition was not Dt acceptable acceptablealthough apble apblealthough although hh iiwor words were not rot taken tken as asformal l formal torl and final finalAccordingly fal falAonlr Aonlr Accordingly ly the t three thr days dy recess r was wasagreed W3 W3ard agreed ard up upon to enable enble the he Russians Rui to toconsider o oonld consider onld rthelltuUon the situation and anddenlne determine if ifadvisableupon I adfblupn advisableupon a acte counter proposal prpl When Whenthe WbentheenvoYmealtoyitthe theenvoYmealtoyitthe the envoys met again today at the Ports Portsmouth p pmouth mouth Navy a yYardbey Yard they started stre la without withoutdelay wItout wItoutdely dely delay to tinbtbethr finish the three protocols prtol of pre previous prevIoUelttnttbd vious vIoUelttnttbd sittings that had not been boslge signed signedThe The Tt work wor of comparing ompr hi the French Frnh texts textsmade texteme made me by the Russians RUlaM and the English Englishtexts Eglish Eglishtxt texts txt made by the thi Japanese Japne e occupied ople about aboutan ab ut utan an hour h ur and the protocol prot were then thensigned tbene tbenWhe signed signedWhen e When Whe tho laat lat signature llature had hd been ben affixed affixedan an awkward pause occurred according accordingto wkwar puse ourr rdlg rdlgto to information Intonto obtained obine from frm one oe of those thosepresent tho thopr present pr twblaauthoriy who is authority for the account accounttbatfoUowri acut acutthtf thtf tbatfoUowri UOe t tEvidently IEv Evidently Ev eure each h side expected espt ibe the other otherto othert to t make mk the th next move The T understand understanding udertn ing In of otths the Japanese JapDwutbt was that Mr Wltte Wlttewould Wit would submit lubittbe the counter o ter proposal of ofRussia ofRU81 prop Russia RU81 fat this thlsplntbutbe point but he did not Mr MrWitte Witte Wlttbwe however relieved rleye the tOl situation tuaton by bysuggesting byBUltiQltht BUltiQltht suggesting that a ar recess be taken tken for fifteen fifteenminutes ftten fttenmlnutandt minutes mlnutandt and the Japanese Japrly JaprlyWhtwasdonedurinl readily agreed agreedWhat What Whtwasdonedurinl was doneduring the recees rS has not notbeen notbn been bn ol clearly r1Iplalne explained but when the time timefor tme tmetor for reassembling rinblol came cm only nl Baron BrKomu BrKomuad Komura Komuraand and ad Mr M Witte Wltt appeared apprlb in the conference conferencerpm conferc confercrm rpm rm They bey talked tk for more mr than t half an anhour anho hour ho and aawhent when their elrcnferoe conference waa wuovr wuovrthaouncmetwu over overthe the thaouncmetwu announcement was made mde that tit the tho en envoys envba voys vba had token tlumanaoummot an adjournment until unti 3 3oclock Socock oclock ocock on o Monday Mo daa afternoon afternoonJAPAN mo moA JAPAN A MAT wYluaOER XAKKAXOTBEn PROPOSAU PROPOSAUThe PPOIJ PPOIJTemotnth The Temotnth motbn tha the teaJourmen adjournment be betaken b taken tkm was wUri made by y Baron 1rolKomur Komura and andMr andMr Mr Witte Wit promptly pmpty assented assentedIn aa t In n dome lmequrtbe quarters the fact that bt it waa wuat wuatthlaU at atthe the thlaU suggestion pCftelapne of theJapatiene envoy that thatanother tbatanohereior anohereior another session wae WM arranged arpdfor for is taken takento tke tome to moon that ht3apt Japanwill offer oer a ann newpro newproposal pro propto posal to counteractRussias cjt t s willingness wUInpN to tooede toce pto aldemly aldemlyPBEDEViits ce oede ui indemnity indemnityRESIDENT Sakhalin Skhin If IJap Japan Hoes Ho not notlllst insist Upon Uponui upn upnaldemly PBEDEViits RESIDENT HAS NOT Ol GIVEN 6 V VPl VPlant UPo UPoCeuauns Ceuauns ant laving ilL Ills loltBrnlr Efforts te Bring Rnveys Rnveyste eO eOlrremert te Agreement AgreementOrsTKFi lrremert OrsTKFi BAY BUNi N Y Aug U2TePI 28 The Prenl Prenlsnt snt It ltJlko1lelhoful Is known Is still hopeful that tht the theloomy theIlo1 Ilo1 loomy aspect uot of the th Portsmouth Protb confer1 confer1npe cfer enoWlyobptoa npe will yet change to a brighter brllhtr hue hueLe hueH Le Is leWlcmlunlco still in communication with both the theapanese H wtbbhthe wtbbhthee apanese e and the tb Russian RIenvo18 RIenvo18u envoys envoysIt It la t1eborOhaUh beUo ed borethat the President Pldt has hasrithln h wth rithln the tbe1 last day d o or two tWO made an a impor imporut Ipol tt ut move move in his hi efforts eos to secure peaoo and andbat ad adtl tl trlt bat rult rultIt he has b hope h that bbWIyet thfci will p yet ber bertrlt bear bearrult trltt1 It t1 is assumed a um thai thwE to Baron Kaneko Kanekorho eko ekowbol wbol rho to now known kow to t bo b Jae Japans oonfl oonflential O d ential tl atltbnXuntl agent in tbli country with more moreower mT pwe ower perhaps prh than tha the th Japanese Jap Minister MinisterPresident MInlr MInlrPJdetRvelt PJdetRvelt President Roosevelt has b put a further furtherproposal uhr uhrpip pip proposal that thJafne Japan make more mol conces concessions no s sions s to t RuMla RUW He U Also it is Iitboughti IitboughticOtnilng thought thoughtjoatinulag cOtnilng joatinulag hU hi efforts oor to influence Infuce Russias Russiasmovements RUe RUenoveett noveett movements so 1 far as concerns ocer the peace peaceconference 0 a cereiib conference conferenceThere There Teml k a afr firm conviction ovbtO here ber that Uiaitbto thatthanks tbto thanks to the th PresWents Pr let energy rlya a great greatcScnl gt gtd d cScnl t llyct louml to hmppth at PortKnouth hrtt ohI PoSoutb PoSoutbJ J I ph A o 1 0 H I i 1 RUSSIAN RUSSrN REFUSAL RBFUS LNO NO BLO BLOREAL BL BLm4LD8iIE REAL m4LD8iIE DESIRE ATSTPETEnSDV ATSTPETEnSDVlib nSTPET nSI O TilTlEn tG lib lb Half Hal a Million 11110 Men lenJa In toe te P6d P6dCnr ld ldCnr f Cnr Dare oreNo Not Buy P aee Mldwiiiii MldwiiiiiPrepoeat Prepoeat Pola Ceuld rOnDe Onjype Bup Ac 9pllvjjfj 9pllvjjfjAoeempanled J JA Aoeempanled A pe b an Alliance Allomb AllombBPld WlihJapMll WlihJapMllVP VP VPBpttlai Bpttlai CaM C b DtipatcitoTM8tnr IM IMST BPld o JICITS JICITSBPIRBURO ST BPIRBURO PnEiuBunq AugV Au JUIoi M ie eemVltM eemVltMmost most mt useless l to t reiterate rlWIt that ht Russia R Rnot wtt l lnot not accept aopJapan Japans itt test terms terih whlohftrtj dcibd described as her her ultimatunu ultltum Telegr iil 5 5from from trmabrad abroad indicate ndoa lhat that a belief blef 11r etllt etlltiste l iste ltln lYwa In certain cri at th qu quarters that Russia wi Wl J Jtelegraphed telegraphed teJrphedthat that a d denial nll has hAl been ctaNKj t to Foreign Frln Minister MlnleterL1nsdodl LtmsdorfTa emphatkri emphatkristatement nph statement lttment that Russia will toeVerpe toeVerpewar war w contribution oontrlbuton RU9IawlV or orcdtrtr cede territory o flnffM flnffMdenial f denial cn111IatehnlC1 i a technical one oneorlO oneorlOTe only Theiiiat4 Te 1 f fment I Imentw ment mentw was officially omolnUYslvenouta given out at ihe tb Forelipii ForelipiiOffice Office Oloe by Count CuntLIDdor81 Lainsdorffs ropreeehUtl tth t JI JIas Ji as 11 originally originaly cabled cblodtTJ to TUB DV U Itfrapwiflg Itfrapwiflgsentocl Itp Itpsented sentocl nnd Ind sll sIIr reprceht pr geitH Ruaaiaamf Ruaaiaamfflexible uJI t tfezlble flexible fezlble decision decisionThe ff The sooner It Ith ii recognized reoagnlcdthtlttboreah reoagnlcdthtlttboreahde that thejreala thejrealadesire de desire lre cf the Russian RlI8IinIlGovernment RlI8IinIlGovernmenttll Government hfMMJtS hfMMJtSthe the tll war wl1llhallcjntln shall continue uetlies tlie suonertbe Donor tl e word wordwill or will understand understancltho the situation from froml11n a ifi ifishn I shn point of view ylcwTJ The eCzlrto CzarfoeU 1 tftat tftatwith Uiliwith with half a million men In the field to willv willvbattlehlJ givirS givirSftlAl ftlAl battlehlJ L cmnot L buy POloo Itisliot Itisliotpride t lLriTfl lLriTflpride pride alone that impels him to thh t1lJIoo ooMw ooMwTlie ll t tTile Tile penalty for yielding to toJ4paDe3eJ Japanese preaft preaftsure t tlure sure would be betr Ur more mOnltllnglbl tangibletnanithjjj tlianthi il ilI19Il1 f fnot I19Il1 otdIsllllcoanddlsbonor He U rihot not make peace pea 00 even if he desired to do diiOo so soThe i The Idea of Russian a bluff should imilljrp tt jlhe be dlamUsed 1r frtm moon consideration lderatlOnUII lderatlOnUIIexisted Ifitf Ifitfexisted existed it would of course Couraobel be accompanied accompaniedby ooOmPa ooOmPaby by the belief that Japan JllpanWould would wouldpectatlon I1 I1moderate moderate berterms NosuQbhopeot NosuQbhopeotpectatlon pectatlon exists exlstahere here Everybody Everybodyhet her hernow now expectu the th war ar tbgo on onThe P PThe The poiMtblUtles of otthe the usefulness of r tl tlPortsmouth bIi Portsmouth conference are regarded jjj jjjBO BO completely ex iausted that thatnpre espreaoo4J espreaoo4Jof M ilot of impatience are beginning beglnnlDtobeIWr4 to bo h iir t tfor I Itor for its definite closure cl ure These b se come chiefly chieflyfrom bIe bIetrom1nfIuentla19uartera from trom1nfIuentla19uartera influential quarters which whlchwereD1OiJI whlchwereD1OiJI8Othe were inoebp inoebpactive active In framing tramlnstbGitellJliot tho terms of the tOOna natloha natlohaassembly ri JaB88mbly assembly manifesto and andwhloh which have hatorsJ hatorsJpolley for j jpolicy policy the rallying of the orthodox ortb dox peasantry pea atit i ito te teto to the throne Their task tll8kmay may 8cenitof 8cenitofbe scebht scebhthe be a herculean herc lean one ono under existing coa c i j5 j5ditlons ditlons but whatever whateYlrooursetbeY course they adopt adoptIt dOp fr It has this significance lgnUlcancetba that it representi representiThey reprelenti l ltbe tbe mlnd of tbosewhoguldetbeCzar They declare bluntly that the mAximum mAximumthat mUJm t tthat that could couldbo bo achieved by a ala lost attempt attemptto att mp fff to hold the conference together could onlyi onlyibe l lhethat be hethat that temporary tempomrypatobed patched uPpeacewblolit uPpeacewblolitboth up peacewhich peacewhichboth both sides deehe de lIre to avoid li fJ fJIt J JIt It U notable notablethaUheonlyoUcurriltancea notablethaUheonlyoUcurriltanceaIn that the only oircunostancetfli oircunostancetfliin in which they willconsent totheloc tothelocSakbaUna to the loee oj ojSakhalin Sakhalin are e if it U accompanied accompanledbja by byRussoJapanese t RussoJapanese Ru apanelJ alliance alllancoTobuyitba To buy it backsg backsgwould k kwould would be a amered mere deception ceptlonOneorU ceptlonOneorUmeet One of tn tnmost most influential In8uentlalmeJllbera members of thls hls piart3Tf piart3Tfwrites 1ll 1lloWrlt writes today dayastOlOWII dayastOlOWIIE1thenfter aa follows s sEither Either E1thenfter after this his1farR war Russiaand I8Ja ahd Japaiip Japaiipwill Japi ti tim will m be allies I1I011or or the ihepretlent present war r1tUl williaifym williaifymbe 6 1t be a apr prelude lude to on anJlioomparably inooinparably glUt glUtstruggle ertaterS ertaterSstruggle struggle If an ulliancels secured 8OO1IrOdtblrit 1f Japanese Jap aoea e cannon cana on at Sakbalin 511 kb411n facing tad as th thmouhofthe mouhofthe m ub orthe Amur would not notl bo oVmgorewsS oVmgorewsSto dan dantOlUBbuVlr to tOlUBbuVlr us buflf these cannon a U1on are hostile ho8tI1ewemuat UMMI UMMIwe i we wemuat must fight on to a final flnaletUementi flnaletUementicODiprami settlement TJh M Mcomprdmise comprdmise enow now offered oft redot of buying bapK o oSakh f fSakhalin Sakhalin Sakh lln Is nothing but a pl plasterooverutc plasterooverutca a soro eorewhlch which would grow growde clecper peranddee peranddeeunder and deeper deeperunder under It The TheRUMiIln Runslan nation netlonnot not havUijjJi havUijjJisought b WiIt WiItIIOUght sought the Manchurianadventure wiUfriojir 1t U Uaooepta i iaobept aobept a rotten ttenpeaoo peace peaceThe r The Emperors rescript luu issued to t dajtfa dajtfadltion tj tjthatlldng thatlldng Grand Duke Vla r fort eoOIWf eoOIWfcUtionot dltion cUtionot of t the ho troops at KrasnoeSelo KraimoeSel w whiofcp m he recently reviewed revlewedisaretumtou revlewedisaretumtouCar is a return to tM tMGears Gears Car habit babltdurlng during the tbeflrst first stages iaptAttI iaptAttIwar of ofwar war of periodically p Uaulng lL thanks thanklan thanklancouragement an ancouragement couragement to commanding omc ffloera ra ffl for fortbelrzealo fif fiftheir tbelrzealo tbelrzealoInelle their zeal in Inelle effecting tlng mobilizationofth mobilizationofthtroops mobUl Uo of oftroops troops troopsTbeRuo 5 5The TbeRuo TbeRuodeclares The flues declares that the payment aD1 D otg otgan M an Indemnity by Russiawould R1HI1a would e be aopH aopHfession a aCession Cession that she Lad lost IOBtall all oontidenoe oondderioitRWlllan in ua s sRussian Russian forces and would cignify abandopj abandopjment i iment ment of otthe the liopo of victory Jhetjteip Jhetjteipadds TbiaIt TbiaItadd adds RuaelahaH Ruyla ball not notett yet fallen IJento IJentoeye to thefi thefilevel level of Byzantium thai she sheI8Jto sheI8Jtopay iBjforce iBjforcepayranBom payranBom pay mnllom t V 3P 3PEUROPE EUROPE ABANDONS HOPE 1 I4L1 I4L1RiiMlas 1 11I1I51al RiiMlas Refusal Refnaa1tAeeept te Accept Japans rapanIfrIIiai rapanIfrIIiainlend Teraug TeraugHrlleved Hrlleved te Be Wnoere cere ceresprc1aJ iw iwSpecial Special CabU Dttpatchto DlIpalclltoTlulII1m Turn 8VH 8VHLONDON t tLONDON LONDON Aug 20 20Theflnanolaf1 20Theflnanolaf1whlchclJng The flwincialwerWir flwincialwerWirpeace whlchclJng the longest tothebope t tpeaoeturned peace peaoeturned turned in despair deepalrdl1JingtbeJ deepalrdl1JingtbeJtew during the paefc paefcfew few days and Government securities whioKjl whioKjlare wh i iare are the best barometer of the tbeinarketba market hayiW hayiWbeen been falling The TbepcrP perpiRtent tent belief beliefRussia beUtbatf t tRUNIa Russia was cairying aurylngonapmoof aurylngonapmoofis ion a game of b bhas is the eXlanatlonot theopUm1Im theopUm1Imhas has prevailed in Intlletook the stock martota IJlr t8iJJ 1 1was o was waathe the knowledge knowl getbat that the Kaiser er ertaored orlgtalii orlgtaliifavored favored peace and confidence that tbatR RuesVajj RuesVajjwould ei eiwould would be willingto willlngtottJake make terms termw when ttjeS ttjeSidea tti idea was first ftllltmooted mooted thatconvlnoedinoe tbatEOnvlr11t tbatEOnvlr11tflTIIlnder F Fbe flTIIlnder tl at an agreeinetft1fou1d agreeinetft1fou1dbe be reached after Ilttorthe the Russian envoys ny 1 IjadJ IjadJexhausted t exhausted every device to tOltldUce ieduoe Jepejie Jepejiedemands J Jdemand demands to a minimum minimumIt Si SiIt It was not unnatural unl1turalunde underthe rthe cifounii cifouniistances II IIIItances stances that Russias RUMiaAcomt1 complete toc chonjps p ttc i j jheart j heart ohould he heJnterpro Interpreted ed11S as meri tiluster tilusterend l ter terand end not notuutllnow untlljiow has it itl been eooreGllz realltedtbitiw realltedtbitiwher dtbit dtbithor her rcfcFflh retuFa h arc urMh801 absolutely te lygc1UinoITb lygc1UinoITbare gcnulnei Ther i iare are are some oven now nowwho who cling tlingtothcld totho Idea titb titba tljiVjlj tljiVjlja a ooinprcmlso will ho bo1 icached 4toi at the 1 1momc laei fe femoment moment momc nt but b It tlicro L li none In diplomatteiS diplomatteiScircles dlpl iifi iifilrcleewho circles lrcleewho who sees nny IIn thonoe ohanceotreaOlf ohanceotreaOlfinJl1panlIaoondonment of peace ea sg sgin in inJl1panlIaoondonment Japans abandonment of her herCr crii criidemands W Wdemanda demands Thl3 of OfOOUff1 courpo is regattliMt regattliMtout rep repoutotthe out outotthe of the CluoUonEurof juortion Europe th therefptf therefptfumptlon ho ho1II 1II beginning to rEccndlohertllC tb tbsumptl sumptl umptlon Dof of hontillt hOfltllltlcs ios with wltbon all the theA attenclife attenclifelangersto t D Ddangera dangera langersto t6 the general peace iV iVTho3o 4 Thoso danger4 111 have yo lurdly bcoa bco diminSii diminSiiI dIDU dIDUisbed isbed I by the preaentconferenco i Nothl l1j4 l1j4wblchbasoccurred tiSS tiSSwhich which wblchbasoccurred has occurred at Portsmouth h ha hagiven 1t given rise to togro1te greater uneasiness thanj haD itii itiiremark i iremarkorodlted remarkorodlted remark credited to o Mr Witto several severalago I YeritCi 1 1ago ago in which whlchbcf ho pointed obted out Oltthefj thepenlto thepenltothe rlft 1 i ithe the world worldat at largoof 1nrgo of the th spread otrtbi otrtbipresent ri riPJ PJ present 8 tt war This was wuiprohahir proiwlly not n ntended la Sj Sjndod tended ndod as a A definite throat or 6rWlrn turning ngb ngbIt buti3 It 1wI Incroo8 even b pntnppr 7 ZHfliB ZHfliBtension f fbenelon tension in the minds mlndsof of all govommontsy govommontsyIt goernmootsJ It is expoctod that ono additional l r rjurity j jourlty jurity against this danger will te t ti towf towfin in i the new new AngloJapneso ngloJll neso ullltnce ihl J lS lSsrms i itermsoC termsoC srms of which willprobably will proba ly Ieannounce4 anno nc d dIn Jn Jni In i lIfow u fow days Itnwybe U may be aldthatt aldthatttern Bald that theM theMsrms tern srms will w1lfnot not affect Ilrr Great BrlUIns Brli lnediaU lnediaUas dutlsf dutlsfs as s an all ally during dUM Jbeconth1u the conttauation tloo at ttHl h hpr m mxeent pr 9IIDt xeent war WIIorTb They y do dOmake make for C ra a etrongeroSl etrongeroSlOne stroDlIi stroDlIiOn One On Mdit Nll1Itte to ChlesEa ChlcEDII I Iy II y The Twentieth Century Limited of tbe New NNYOik Ywrltiff YwrltiffcnlrM t tCtnLrILlnes CtnLrILlnes cnlrM Unts l teve ive Nrw York ork 830 PM P M srrtv Imve Imve1blcarq A Atc 1blcarq tc so ikdo nellmomnr ncn momlnf TbotulCBt T U Uloua4 Uloua4lllUe ousssd ousssdmil mil lllUe ride de in DUIC thr nortd OrtdAc tfs Vti Vtiled fu furob rob Hnltille UoAmoea kCfP IOU 11 11Id led Id lateatl i rtt ctlve and nd Issitr trf reM reMt t t l r W i It f ff t
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t tI r I Th W9 t2Y r J 9t t oelh o than ii thetliit the iiit iiitIt It S J ttreaty 1 reay an ana and IL teir theIrfnuenco nGlifn inuence I tlraJ uenMupon upon dpon te 1h 0 10 sua suaflon I sltu tt III IIIf 1 f flon tlonu M a H whole wb wholewili 01 will 1l1 be salutary BAhiA BAhiAitOICIO f frOKO rOKO S sn SAYS V s CONCEDE tNO MORE MOREGovernment MOBEOYeitunrntduODlly MOIWGovthImenItronhlY Government OYeitunrntduODlly Strongly fried to Aland PI PIon Firm Firmon FinnI I on Demand DemandLj Demlndld8PfclIIJCabII t Lj d8PfclIIJCabII tBpiCtatCat U DiipatchJo TIll Bex Bexj 9111fToto SUXTozo Toxio Aug 25 Delayodi The Tokl Toklnewspapers TokloI I c j newspapers in general strongly Insist bi lst that thatjla thatI thatIn I jla InVSow In via ylew at ollte Its It tromondqus sacrifices In blood bloodidmnaadan blodI andtreuurethenatlonfouldnotaoq leaoe leaoek I k 10 Ic OO19OO111lone oooeeton at theexpeMO the expcnie of ofldemand territorial territorialdemabdaof idmnaadan ldemand They I11 urge the Government Governmentj Go Oommeitrather mmeat mmeatnth j rather nth ir to t break off the peace negotiationsth negotiations negotiationfland r fland and continue thear the war to tho bitter end endih endr r th Tb The McA tffcA alone suggests tho dls dlsmantling dlsfQW1t11Da dieatiIng fQW1t11Da mantling of Vlodlvoitok and tho granting grantingyf grantingjollrea grantinglof yf jollrea lof of free navigation and oommeroe on the thef theM4 t M4 IA1nur mur by Y RuuJa to Japan 8IJ a altematl011 altematl011florth1lponoelllllon alternativeet florth1lponoelllllon f for theoonoesslon of the Island Iand of Sakhalin SakhalinKJL SakhalinBltrto BakhallnHII1rtO Bltrto the hlghllOntlrnontaUty high aentirnenthilty which whichi hloh hlohpOwerfu11y i KJL ipowerfully Influences Japanese decisions decisionsiSrS deoilionsbaa I iSrS baa seemed emed to torenderaeecond render j all8cond i abandonment t i iIktjllatthto 4 1 OfJapa cf JflS n P prbnltlve rtmltlve rlghte in Bakhalin 1m 1mJIClble tinr r JIClble poIblel l Iktjllatthto tti IAt th1l afternoon Premier Kat KathuraM Katsura KatsurafJUeutOen ura uraJUeutoen M JUeutoen I4eutOen Terauo Terauohl I the thev Minister offWar ofi of ofWar i fJUeutOen fWar War Adn Admiral ral Yamamoto Minister of Maf Mad Ma Maof d f riDe and Stemi Chlnda Genoral Secretary SecretaryjfCf Secrotaryd jfCf of the Ministry Ml ltry of Foreign Affaire A lIalrs who whoi who1J i i 1J jjjto In charge of the department In the thei the01 theI I i bsenoe of Baron Komurn were closeted closetedbljr cl closetodflSor tcd tcd1IOr 1IOr I18ve eeerBI ml hours with Marquis Ito at his blsi hisomoIal i l omaial residence During the confere conforeuce conforeuceOrad OI OIHf Hf Grand Chamberlain TokudalJI called prob probf probbIy f f bljr bl bearing instructions from the Em Emiperdr Emi J i l I iperdr iperdrI r i j I SHAW PREDICTS PEACE PEACEiSBeeretary PEACEt PEACEeeretary t 1 i iSBeeretary blIecretarY eeretary of tho Treasury Trealul Assured That Thatf ThltFovol ThetEOYO1 f Knvoyi Will 1I Make a Treaty Treatyi Treat Treatycnzco 1 r i fO CHIOAOO IOAOo Aug Au 26 26That That ponce poa between betweenRuMla betweentBUSlJIa betweeni i tBUSlJIa RUSSIa and Japan J panwi11 will prove Jtho tbe final out outftjatlons outif1 outcome if1 loome come of the POl Portsmouth mouth conference Is the theI I lopJnfon 1 apinron of Secretary of the Treasury Le6lie Le6lie1p 1p Mo 1 Sha Shaw Mr Sha Shaw arrived In Chicago Chicagot Chicagooday t ih 11 today todayi i x am not In a position to speak offiolal1y offiolal1yt t l Mid the Seoretaryt leoretary but from lIuch Infonna Infonnat informnLion t Lion ubu as has reaohea rtacheci mo from my knowledgo knowledgoi i tol the high character of tho enoYII of both bothPo bothnaUone Po ftjatlons and from the theMionor genoml fcellng for forrr forc c rr oe throughout the world I believe bellevoi believeflt i flt ltbat each Government with due regard to toP tor r P Mionor honor will Ulmako make such concessions oonC 8Jlons as will willfUBllrtSi w111m1tre willc fUBllrtSi 1m1tre result u1t In a permanent treaty of peace being beingf beingfi1Micaned c f 41 P IlSWalgned i algnod between botw en the twowarring tp warring Powers Powersgi powersi powersSAYS 1oWeriSAYS i gi SAYS KAISER IS FOR PEACE PEACEtjjj0eirman PEACEJ J 11 l 1 j tjjj0eirman t tGennan Gitman Charge Denies Report of Inter InterWy IDterrt Interv rt v Wy W 1 i ferenee at Portsmouth PortsmouthifJisaw Portlmoutb1t Portemouthi 1t i 14 Tjzq N xMA8IIt x Mass Aug Ug 2 2dWhon WhOnBa Baron ronVon ronVondemBueeohotheGenrianCharg Von VonI I 1 demBueeohotheGenrianCharg dam Buesobo the Uerijan Charg dAftalret dAftalretIi Ii h ifJisaw jlaaw aw the report e eto emanating from Portsmouth Portsmouthf f U to t the effect that thattbo the German Emperor was wasIS wallUinl woet t f Uinl lng b1 his influence against the acceptance acooptanoeiii r3 iii by BUMla 01 JapanA term bo said aaldh saidSuch h Such reporta are contrary to the truth truthK truthThe K tTbe rThe The Emperor is strongly for peace and is isnot ist 1 r if not t interfering with President Roosevelts Rooseveltsefforts Ttoseve1taeOrt8 1 l efforts Quito the contrary He earnestly earnestlyAN earnestlyI 11 t I iyJ1pathlzes with the Presidents cn cnMf eny i Mf u uo m o y t AN ATTACK ON WITTE WITTES IflTTEtJlOICOW WITTEMoscow S tJlOICOW Moscow Gazette Charges Him With WithP WIthF F t P 1 EmptyHeaded Vanity VanitySocial anlt anltr enlty enltyr r t r Social Cabs Ca I Deipatth 10 THX T l SUN SDKMoscow SUNMosoow 11 Moscow Aug 2 26be The Ooctte Gcu e the organ organI I fr I W Gf tb mona monarohicala Ohl03ls Ilavage1y savag ly attacks 1Ir 1IrE Mrt E t Wltto1 Wltto tranacend1ng na ading In violenoo anything anythingt t 4 t I that bu appeared In the last decade It Itt Itr r t Tr f accuses Witte of incapacity ignorance ignoranceSmd Ignorancek i k Smd d etnptyheaded vanity VAnitylJ4PS vanityt vanityL4Ps jv i iJAPS lJ4PS t JAPS L4Ps TOOK TWflU TJf S SHIPS SHIPSxC SHIPSCiuIGenersI xC CiuIGenersI BsnMlener en ral l Repartir Bepo Capture of the thef tbel thet t f I MootfnaBesides OIItflll BHIdOl the Australia AustraliaI AaatnlliWASHINGTON AustraliaWasuuiaTo I l WASHINGTON Au Aug 26 26The The American AmericanI Amerlcanhantman t I Sherchantman hantman Australia owned by the Carl Carlf C rl 4 Spreckols shipping Intere Interests ta 01 San Fran Franld Franif if i 1 ld oeoo oo iwbich bloh was as seized by Japanese war warI ar arpe I blpe pe ptt t the coast Q t 01 Siberia ba has been ent eentO entprize f ifb O prize court urt at Yokohama The Tbocaptain captain captainUOller ptab ptaband and 4 crew bave been turned overw Mr Mraonerthe MrI1ler 1 UOller aonerthe I1ler the ConsulGeneral at Yokohama YokohamaPVtoy YokohamaI Yokohamajy PVtoy I jy brthe the Japanese authorities They are areitbout arewithout arewitbout without funds fundsThe fundsI 1 The State tate Department today received a aI at adespatcb despatcb t b IromMl Mlller Millergiving giving tbedotaUa 01 01the ofthe I the eeizure of the theAUItralla Australia He Ie e also aI o reported reportediat I fa that iat the Amerioan merchantman meroban Montana Montanaid MontanaW t c W id been seized e1zedby by the Japanese e off Petro Petroivlovsk PetroorF Petroi i rF larlonkon ivlovsk layakiOD on the Siberian coast wherethe wheretheuatralia where heretheUtraU the thetraU uatralia traU was taken Mr Millers despatch despatchThe despatohJ J f o theJ theDepartuient epartment w was I ae lollowa 1 The Th5AU5t5UWP5D0IZOdbYth5JUPfltS Th5AU5t5UWP5D0IZOdbYth5JUPfltSPetropavIosk be Australia was waelzed seized by the Japanese JapaneseMf JapaneeePetropavlOflkandlsnow 1 Mf PetropavloTskandlsnow PetropavIosk end is now at Yokohama YokohamaTh Yokohamaautborltia Th autboridos have turned the crew over overto over overr r r 3 to the lie American ConsulGeneral Ccn uJGenera The boat boatHM boatbeen boatbeen HM been sent before a prize prizeodurt court and the theheal the1ep1 thei heal i proceedings will probably oooupy occupyoa oooupytime t oa time The captain and crew ew state statefbt7t ltatefI1Ie7WDO stateithsykisnofund0 fbt7t fI1Ie7WDO ithsykisnofund0 ithsykisnofund0J T no funda fundajOngMgjy J UIJVlTWBVLANOKWREOICED 1UIJVlTWBVLANOKWREOICED UIJVlTWBVLANOKWREOICEDii 1 ii j jOngMgjy J Car r and Drafted en Tws TwsWheels Tweclt TwaWbe1 IS ISil clt Wheels MII far Thirty ftdJbFee ftdJbFeet Feet FeetL FeetAre3svee il L A Bellevue ABeUnu8ambu1aDoelDobarge ambulance in charge of Driver Driversanging DrIverW1mam8m1th Driverrm1m t rm1m W1mam8m1th Sndth and Dr Macunzle wee weeijg1nupBrodwa7 1 ijg1nupBrodwa7 sanging SupBro upBroadway da1 yesterday afternoon afternoony t Jf c i iponding DdJDg toacall toa can toto otbe West Ftytblrd FtytblrdtPrlaoD Pltythtrdt tPrlaoD t prtaou when It m mot ota a southbound lIOuthboUDdk ir rrbbeack k Wa1OD leaded to tbegI1Dalea tbegI1Daleaa4JDortbboundtrol1ey the gunwale gunwalenorthbound y a4JDortbboundtrol1ey d a northbound trolley car at Thirty ThirtyitfWi ThIrtyJ Thlrt7tiet J itfWi st treet Both oth stopped to allow a11o the thetiwiin theJai thebnknoe Jai buJaooe topu8betff to p between D but the motor motorN N tiwiin i olt n started his b car calti before t le the ambulance ambu1ncetdaOt ambulancealdgotbT aldgotbT aldgotbTi tdaOt by W i The Tb car fender and the right front wheel wheelthe heel heelit it 1 the be amblllanoo looked and for thirty feet icaae 1 the oar dragged the theambulance ambulance on its left leftSft leftit leftr r it Sft wheel and Ulted at a perilous OrIlous angle At a aitt an n itt hDomentben I moment when the ambulance was on the thefp theW theI fp I potnt nt t of oIlQipg going over the doctor leaped leaP l to the theeei the1de thej j eei aide 1de e undthe and the vehicle regained Its Its7Wben Itatbe lIethe 7Wben the oar finally nallyltopped stopped thefront thefrontf the front Ironti frontxl f i ax xl of the ambulance ambulanceasfound was found to be beif beAc11 hoIkokee if Broken A Ac11 call was u sent to Bellevue for forAUTO lortrOtber fora trOtber a wagon to to tow the Injured one onet onoTHOUGUTFUL t 010 010J THOUGUTFUL OfoBTFU Auro OWNER OWNERt OJf ER ER1Ii Si J I I IWoman t ilt Woman 1Ii He Ran Down to Bellevue Bellevuekjf DtIl Belleyueand e eI kjf l and Thento Then to Her er Home HomeMra RomeAnnie HomeMra Mra Annie Muir 4 tll 49 years re old of 26 Sher SberSt Shert St c man C 1 itreet t As torla rIa 1 1t was as on her way t9 t9tp t t9any 1 tp 9any D 7I t1ahIwit1i1 1ahUIt1 ert t family mIlY yeeterdat yeeterdati yeeterdagtornoon v i t ajtomoon gtornoon iften oon when she was struck by an auto autoThe autobUeblle autof f oblle bUeblle while c crossing lng East Twentrthlrd Twentrthlrdltreet Twentythirdstreet street at Avenue A Albeautomoblle AA A The lbeautomoblle automobile was 811 driven by its owner ownertbert onerF ownerAlbert Albert tbert Norwalk of 84 Chambers street streetjVfcHe streetho F bo was on bEe war to tho SheepShead Sheepsticadwith with Ith two friends Norwalk and his hisf 11 f ends ds lifted Mrs Muir Into tho machine macblnei machineBe jVfcHe Be took her herb to Bellevue Hospital and on onftpding onF F i I 1 ftpding that she was badly by bruised brid and anddnt andJ dt ddn dnt t want to stay ftay in the hospital hOplt Norwalk NorwalkUURTIG Norak Norakk Norwalk1took J 1took k Mr Mui Muir and her fam family ly home to totorHi 1 torHi 1a Hhsfrionds 1rond went t to the r races racesJ1tRTIG i UURTIG SEAMON 8140 OPKIOi OPKIOiI OPIl G G00Ial I I tMusio rI 00Ial uelo Hall In Harlem larl m Improved ImprOrd SIO aioooo aioooot KM KMtjji t 1 tjji Worth 1otbLre WortbLai tarke Audience Audlrnt AudienceIIurtig f fCHurtlg JHurg CHurtlg IIurtig A Scemons Bmons Mulo Music Hall H1 on 125th 125thwi 125tht wi ifjreet t tPI opened the Bcceon f n last llt nl nIght ht to a aWj aI aowdJ l Wj i I wowde owdJ house uo with wt a alonc long taudevilloblll taudevillobllljDurtoVthesummer atidevlilo doyiolm bill billDiiing 1 jDurtoVthesummer Diiing 1 to the sumer summer the mancgement mlgeent spent spentffi spnt spntO ffi illO000 lo O in remodeling rmocllng tho lobby loh by and en enttuoe onoe entnoe ttuoe ttuoeaXTbe tnoeTbo oe aXTbe Te oeTe Tbo bill bi last It night was headed be ed by Elita Et lt4 gwPiroctor Pr Proctor Otis In a sketch entitled entte A Set St of ofr ofrIs LSgarie r rIs Henri H French Foh the Three Tr Mlt l t tb b jefceDs Almont Amnad and Duraont Dont Helena Hle Fred Fredijt F Fred1aIcl ijt 1aIcl 1t a cks Cbarlae C CbarI Wayne and an d his ht Incubator Incubatorf Icbtor Icbtorfif Incubatorand f jOWa and the t Miiitarj Instrumentalists Itretlt Instrumentalistsof l fif o of 1WUe 1WUet b J bI t C 1 PORTSIOUTH LU 1M ws wsTOWN t t VARS VARSt TOWN HAS MADE MADZ 1AD HISTORY Bs om WH WHNOT WHY WBYNOT WHYNOT NOT AGAIN AGAINNatives GAN T TNatives 1Nlttl Natives Nlttl Banking Dals oo 0 Fast Pt Performance Performancefor Pfroan Pert ormanee ormaneefor 1 1ro for ro the te flueoeu floooesi 110 of o This 1 Cenferene CenfereneContrast CeeferenoeContrast Contrast cotrit of ThU 1 MeeUs Meeting Place Plc in inthe and andthe the Palaces Palolnlt PaIaoesInRt InHt Petersburg Petenbu and Tehlo TehloPoBTsMotrrn Tolo ToloP TekiePonreMourif PoBTsMotrrn P RT8J0UI N H Aug Au ZOj 211You 2You You can cannot cn cnnot cennot not make mke your proud genuine geue Portamouthe Portamouthebelieve PrlIuther PrlIutherbleve Portamoutherbelieve believe bleve that the prospects propt for peace peo are areanything ar areanything anything but brilliant brUit The wish llh Is father fatherto fater faterto to the thought The backstairs baoktelr confer conference oonlerMc conferonce once Mc which hloh tougt hankers bankei to t get gt back bok to Wash Washington WashIngton al ington Initn New York or Paris Parl believes blet that thatevery th thatevery t teey every eey meeting mootlglellg 1 going to bring brnlths bringthe the break breakPortsmouth breakPortmuth breakPortsmouth Portsmouth Portmuth whloh hloh wants at the peace poe named namedafter namedafter after aftr the town con c see only peace peaceThe pec peaceThe The treaty trety of Portsmouth Porlmouth Portamouthwby why hy even evenWashingtonwould evenWaththgtonwould Washingtonwould Wallltn oud be b bepivud proud of giving ling Its Itaname ltenme Itsflma name nme to t a treaty trety like lke thl this thisPortsmouth thisPortsmouth Portsmouth Prtsmout hag hl a good ad unofficial uo moll reason reasonfor rtn rtnlor reasonfor for the te faith fait that tht la I In it Wherever history historyIs Is making mklg Portsmouth Portsmutb manages mge to tear tearoil tr trof tearoft oil of Its share shar Its It luok la wonderful wond ru In tha tharevolution tharevolution tharevolution revolution they tey built but the Ranger Rnge here hereand be hereand and Paul PauJonOsUe Jones sailed hl allvictorious hlulvoroU fleet fleetfrom fleetlrom fleetfrom from the harbor barbr of Portsmouth Prmut In I the theWar theWar theWar War of 1812 181 this was al the main mi station lttlon for forfitting lorfttng forqttlng fitting fttng out the te American Americn navy nv The War Warof Warof Warof of 1812 was a naval nval waras ar al every eveyone everyone one knows knowsso kow knowso so 8 tat that Portsmouth Portlmoutiet8 gets the te lions lna share shareof rc rcof of the glory glor Portsmouth PortmQuth didnt 4d t score ore very veryheavily vey veyhey veryheavily heavily hey in the Mexican Mexic war ar but then that thatwas tt ttwal thatwas was an unjust uJust Impollltlwr imperialist impIaIistiwir war anyway anywayand aoyar aoyarand anyWaand and England EnglandIn utterly uterly unworthy uwory of the help of New NewEngland Ne NeEngland NewEngland In tho civil cU war ar Portsmouth was as the themuster tbemUtr themuster muster mUtr place plac for the Yankee Yakee troops trp from fromthis lromthis fromthis this part pr of the country ooutr Here Her when wbn the thewar thewar war began bega foregathered forgathered the Second Snd New NewHampshire Ne NeHamphi NewHampshire Hampshire Hamphi Regiment Regimet commanded cmmded by Cot ColOilman Cl CotlUman Oilman OUmn Marston who was Wl afterward afterar the themoot themORt themost moot bestorled bestore general genoroffi officer r In the Union Unionarmy Unionary Unionarmy army ary It I was he who was once approached approachedby by his chaplain chplain a Baptist Bptit who told him himthat bl hinthat that a rival rul regiment baxj b just gone through througha a great gt revival rvival The Te chaplain ohaplai thought thoughtthat tboughttht that tht there ther should shoud be b an awakening wakenlg in their theirown theirow theirown own ow regiet regiment Damn Dm em there tber Will Willbe WIllbe 1 be b said the General Gener and ad forthwith forhwith ordered ordereda orerd orerda a detail deti out to be baptized baptz Gen G Mareton Mrston Mrstononce Marstononce Maretononce once refused refWd to put his troops trp aboard abrd a atransport atrpor atninsport transport trpor saying Myag that he brought the theSecond theBnd theSecond Second Bnd New Hampshire out to fight fght and andnot andnot andnot not to drown dwn The Kearsarge Kerrgeu was built builtat buit buitat builtat at Portsmouth Pormoutb The Union Unon army amy with withGen wltbGen withGen Gen Marstous Martons aid won on the war The TheKearsargo TbeKerrgo TheKearsargo Kearsargo Kerrgo smashed smh the to terror terr of the Con Confederate Cn Cnfeemte Confederate federate feemte navy nav Portsmouth Por mouth luck luckagal againYou again againYou You wouldnt woudnt think that Portsmouth Portsmouthwould POl Portsmouthwould mouth mouthwould would get Into Ito a little ltte affair alla like lke the Spanish Spanishwar Spish Spishar war ar fought by regulars regur and ad rough riders ridersaway rdors rdorsaway ridersaway away down in Cuba Cb but she did For it itwas Itwas itwas was to her that tht they brought the Spanish Spanishnaval Spnih Spnihnaval Spanishnaval naval prisoners prnors The United UnltedSttea States won wonthe wontho wonthe luck luckIn luckIn luckIn the Spanish Spnish war In i a walk alk Portsmouth Portsmouthluck Porsouth Porsouthluck In the face of this thi evidence evidec it i Is utterly utterlyInconceivable utterlyIcon utterlyinconceivable Inconceivable Icon ivabo to the Portsmouth Pormoutb mind mindthat mindtht mindthat that tht this conference cnferece should not result rsult In Inpeace Inpc Inpeace peace pc and that the peace pce should shoud not be benamed benamed named after the town tw To deny doy this would wouldbe woud woudbe wouldbe be to t assort Dr that tht Portsmouths Pormouths historical historicalluck historicalluck lstorcal lstorcalluck luck has h taken tken a total flop flopA A BKETCU SKEH OF CONTBASTS CONTBASTSA CONTAfT A A little litte debate in the palm pl gardentoday gardentodayset garentody garentodyt set t us talking and thinking thining of tho serious seriousaffairat seriousaaat seriousaffairat affairat aaat which we e are assisting ultng here h ro It It is ishard i ishard hard ha to remember rmembr that tba tho bargain brgain Is I for fora a treasure trure so big bl bigas as 8 to t be b past imagination imaginationfor Irlnlotlon Irlnlotlonfor for the future futur of nations nlonll that th upon upn Its Itsissue It ItsIssue issue Iiue hangs bo tho possibility pMlbity of 100000 00 trago tragodies tro trogodies dies de in b the paper papr houses I u of Nippon Npp n and andthe a andthe tb the huts of Muscovy MUV And Ad we we fell lel to t mar marvel marveling mart martvol vel veling log at the contrast1 contr betweenthe be between the game gameand gamoadis gameandits and adis andits its field feld At Tokio Tolo at a St Petersburg Petersburgand Per bur and ld ad a the Wentworth Wentorb New Ne Castle Cle N EL ELthey H H Hthey they tbeyar are threshing threthiout out the question queion of ofpeace 01pa ofpeace peace peaceAt pa peaceAt At St Petersburg Persbg the Czar Cz and ad his hi Grand GrandDukes Grd GrdDe GrandDukes Dukes De hold counsel oll In intbe the palace pa of a hun hundrsd hund hundred drsd d tragedies ree They move through tbrugh dark darkand drk drkad darkand and ad splendid plendd corridors crdr where her life lfe guard guardand gad gadand guardand and Cossack C salute sut aa they pass p they meet meetth met meta meetIn th the chamber chher of state with all the for formality formty forniality a s wtb a mality mty of empire empi Before Dlor the palace paa ten tenregiments tn tnreglent tenregiments regiments reglent keep ke guard gar against qanat an unquiet unquietpeople unquie unquietpeople people peopleIn pple ppleI In I Tokio Tolo tho Mikado Miad confers cooers with wth the theelder theeldr theelder elder eldr statesmen ellmen in I Chlyoda Cyoda Palace Pa1 the theancient thoanoent theancient ancient anoent castle cte of Tpkugowa the Shogun ShogunThe Shogn ShogunThe The elder statesmen semen pass plto into far chambers chambersof chabers chabersof of the tbop palace where none of inferior leror rank rankmay rn rankmay may myp pass beyond bond arethe ahe are he sacred eredbablta eredbabltaUon habita habitations habitations tions Uon of the Emperor Empror himself h I wherein her none nonebut nonebut nonebut but Princes Pc enter entr Regiments Rgent guard this thistoo tb this thistoo too t the tbelplendor splendor of the tb East E with ththeml a themili themilitary thenillitary t tary display dpla of the West WestHere We WestHerein Here Hen Herein in Newcastle NeoU NH N H in the wooden woodenhotel woodenhotel te oen oenhote hotel hote built bt by a plain p Yankee Yae citizen cte as a a asummer aBmreoIo asummer BmreoIo summer resort lour gentlemen lenUeen in frock frockcoats lroc frockcoats coats o representing repfnUq a big b blgslioe slice Ice of the brains brainsIn br braInIn I In the tbeJapane Japanese and a Russian BU governmental governmentalare soventa soventaa are a meeting men In the te offloe ofo of a general leerlt stores storesbuilding storesbuilding bu building living Uv amongst aot summer le girls grl and andtennis a andtennis tennis t men me getting loU their t washing ub mixed mixedwiththe mx mixedwith with withthe the shirts Ib collars cUa and lingerie Une of a afamily alaylnthe afamily family laylnthe in the wholesale who e grocery s business businessin bUlne in I Portland Pra Maine Me and a having bavn their ther dress dreeswaistcoats dr dresswaistcoats waistcoats ato mixed me with those to of 0 Fittsburg Fittsburgpeople Pltteburgpe people peple pe ple in the steel ltl business businessIn bne In the immediate Imeat background ound are im impromptu i Improniptu promptu prompt dances do bridge brde whist wbt treta tretatbe tournaments tournamentsthe the floes 10 frivolity IvoUt and a1iUon flirtation of a alm almme sum summer summer me mer hotel In I the lea le lees immediate Imeiate back backround bck bckI background ground round are a two quaint qan sleepy slT and andlrendy andlrendyNe friendly friendlyew friendlyNewEnglandtOwus Ne NewEnglandtOwus I ew England Eland towns tOD For Forpomp pomp pmp and ad parade paradetere pre prete paradethere te there tere are a five lve marines meho maiIneawho who alt lt by the gate gatef gat gateof 01 f the Klttery Kte K1ttei yard When We the i corpora corporan oorr corporal corporalIn In n command oomd sees e 7 the te theautoinobilee automobiles automobe of 0 the en en70TB enV0 envoys V0 voys 70TB coming he n says sayA1lbodand All ti but yoiiand o and the thenarines tbomriD themarines m marines mriD fall lali In and ad salute aluteif utU if the chauffeur chauffeursnt oeur oeurl chauffeurisnttoofut l isnttoofut snt ttut too fast for them die There Te are a alx alxBe also six sixSecret sixSefiret Secret Service Bc men mnJn in straw Itrw hats hataandan hataandanautom1le and an anlutomotille anautomobile autom1le Be automobile buckboard bUcboa ud nd one ne ne gentleman gentlemann let1 In n white flannels 18 and ayaht a yachting cap cp who whopresents whorepresents ho horrete presents rrete themaj themety themajeety esty of olth ofthoState the State Ste Depart Departnet Dp Departmeat net met and as goes ahead ae to wmelo wmelomew make arrange arrangeneata arrangemeats meats mew If these theeat arent contrast contrt the back backjtairaconferees bc backstairaco stairaco jtairaconferees coD feroea wont ont take te a cent centWHTKB satcurEa st Qni QniS WHTKB S IOU JOSBMr IOUMr JoanMr Mr Witte Wtt took tk another ath walk ak toward towardJew toa towardNow Jew N ew Castle Cuto this tb morning morq He is I not a good goodralker go goodwalker walker He Heoe carries htt hlrtbul ht great bulk with a aalt aIatt agait Iatt gait alt which blob suggests Isgeeta a aUmp limp On the way waylown waydown ay aydow down dow he met at the turn tur of the road roa a cor corespondent oor correspondent respondent rondlnt whom he knows know and who whopeaks wh whspk whospeaks peaks spk French FrenchMonsieur Fnoh FnohMoneur FrenchMonsleur Monsieur Moneur said sd Mr Witte I have an anImportant anImport anImportant Import Important pieceof ploof ntnys n01lor for you youPerhaps youPerp youPerhaps Perhaps Perp that th correspondent crpndent didnt didt stopl stoplResidence etoplResidence toplResidence ResidenceTelephone ResidenceTeiephone Residence ResidenceTelephone Telephone TelephoneService TelephoneSece 4 Service ServiceHum SeceJ7 wIb wt Mkat7 Mkat7ritawakWNI J7 ritawakWNI ritawakWNItk WI Hum tk pay ISsjr fe MM MMCan In InoaI 1 oaI U av d dCa Can e Ca yom ye mOord t to toKMT towftbospt t wftbospt tk svIo svIow f KMT Wn w rewr rerowowr J E o H HI I I I Ii i r J L IA r A piece pleoof of l bewe eWg f from the tb th RuaeJans KJ KJlctIHI E1MUI15OI E1MUI15OIIlcitedi u ulloitedl lloitedl lctIHI p Hla Hi expression CprOD waIlkehatot wealike was like that of ofmariner a amrne amariner mariner wrecked on a a desert island laad wh whsees who whoeee mrne rke det sees 1 the thlwb th whole leUnte United State State Navy a aproaobing ap approaohing proaobing proaobingAn pr bll bllAn An Important Imprtt piece of news repeat repeatMr repeated repeatedMr Mr Witte I have pe started Ito to walk alkto alktoOYlter t tOyster to toOyster Oyster Bay BayOf BayOf Of course you youcan cant t have bye so smanT many race raceand raceand and ad nations natonl mixed mJ up In one hotel btel without wlthousome withoutsme withoutsome some sme clash clh or or conflict conflictLost onlo o nlliot nlliotr41t Lost Lt night nlbt for example exampl we weam came near na ti tihaving to tohavl tohaving having havl a race ra war aA A large lag Kentuckian Kentuoklaifound Kentuckianfound found loud one bn en of the negro bellhops blhop wear wearing wearleg ea ngo leg I the th decoration doaton of anorder aordr to which tb tbKentuoklans the theKntuk1 theKentuckian Kentuckian Kntuk1 belongs blongl The bellhop blbop fountIt fount loundIt It in the th hail and was uwearlnl wearing it becauai becauaihe becausohe he h thought It was u the th thing thi to do about abouthe abut abutth aboutthe the th convention oonvnton The Th Kentuckian Kentuokln demanded domandeiit dmdd dmddI it I adding addl something Imthing about abut cutting cutig a black blaplheart blak blakhat blackheart heart hat out This Tis is I I New Hampshire Haphire am amthe ad adth and andthe the th emancipated emaipated Ethiopian Ethiopi refused refusedWbentheKentuckiangotso reld reldWhn refusedWhen WbentheKentuckiangotso Whn When the Kntula Kentuckian goho got so he h could coud see seehe 1 seehe he started Itarld to violate vola the th fifteenth ftenth amend amendment amendmoot nd ndmnto moot mnto It I took tk four lo r men mn to t pry p him hi off offIf of offIf If I you had b asked ue me for it as 8 though thoughwas thogh 1 1wu Iwas was a human hum being bin and ad not a mere bourn incumbrance Incm Incmbr bournbrance brance br sir Ir you would ould have received rive it itsaid Itad Itsaid said ad the negro ngro in Harvard InHarr English EnglishWell Eglish EglishMWel EnglishWell MWel Well by the i1od gods this Is I sure Yankee Yankeeland Yankeeland land said sd the Kentuckian Kentucki He Heu was I Iaway led ledaway away searching bln his hi soul lul fors for language lgage U Uexpress toexpl to toexpress express expl his b feeling feelingThis lelng feelingThis This 1 same se Kentuckian Kentuokla sat in the pain paingarden pam pamgadn palmgarden garden gadn last Jt night and entertained enterne a full fultable lul fulltable table The Te waiter was bustling busting about be behind b behind hind him hi Allof Al of a sudden the Kentuckians Kentuckianigolf Kentuckias Kentuckiasgolf Kentuckiansgolf golf cap was u knocked off 01 He could culd feel feesome feelBme feelsome some Bme one reaching rllnl around aund under his chat chatlooking chairlookIng looking lookig for It I The Kentuckian Kentuokla wa waj at i iviolent a aviolent aviolent violent point In the story ho kept right on onHe cnHe onHo He felt a tap on his shoulder he simply slmplreached siply siplyreacbed simplyreached reached up his hand took tk the cap and wen wenon went wenton wenton on talking tlking without so much as looking looklnfbock lookingback lookingback back bockHe backHe backHe He supposed suppd it wan wa the waiter ater but if ifwasnt Itlnt ftwasnt wasnt lnt It Itu was Mr Sato When Mr M Sate SaUturned Batotured Sateturned turned tured at the door dor and looked back bok with withsmllo a asmlo asmile smile smlo that was 168 half pain pin the Kentuckian Kentucklansaw Kontuckl saw 8W the point and ad wilted wted All Al the morning morninghe morg morgho he was 811 hunting hutng Mr Sato with It an apology apologyMr aplol Mr Korostovitz Kortvltz has h a toothache totbahe He Hehas Hob Hehas has b been b going about for three or four days dayswith d dayswith with Ith a fine fe swelling IWlllg under uder his blond blod beard beardA br A Portsmouth Pormouth dentist dentit told tld him to wait alt a aday aday aday day or two and ad the swelling swelig would go down downAt downAt At midnight midight last l t night the pain got post postall pt ptal pastall all al bearing bg He called caled for an a auto but the theregular thereguar theregular regular reguar autos were ere gone to bed At that thatmoment thatmomnt thatmoment moment momnt along came cmo Gov McLanes Mcles chauf chauffeur ohul ohulfeur ohauffeur feur with Ith the Governors car 0r He volun volunteered votunteared olu teered trd and ad carried crrid tho Russian RUlsln Secretary Secretaryto Sectary Sectaryto to Portsmouth where tbetooth the tooth was pulled pulledPOKOTtLorr puled puledPKOIUI pulledFOXOTILOFF POKOTtLorr PKOIUI BEATSTHE BUTTIE SLATS THO LAUNDBT LAUNDBTM LUDRY LUDRYI M I Fokotlloff Pokotoll the giant Minister Miister to PeWn PeWnhas Pel Pekinhas has met the American Amerc laundry laundr and ad It is ishlsn I ishisn hlsn We have a most mot charmingly charingly irre irresponsible Ir Irsponslblo irresponsible sponsible laundry up here When you send sendout snd sndout sendout out any any ny clothes clothe you make out two lists listsone lsts lstsono listsone one for the hotel and one for yourself yourselfYou yoursellYou yourselfYou You add your yor name nme date dt of birth birh mothers mothersmaiden mothcrsmaden mothersmaiden maiden maden name color of your youroye eyes and ad hair hairstate hairstato hairstate state of weather and general sener remarks remarksThe rmrks rmrksTe remarksThe The Te negro nog bellboy carries care it away A Afew Afow Afew few weeks weks later laterstroliing strolling strolng in the basement basementyou bment bmentyou basementyou familiar bosom It is shirt shirtall shirtall you see Se a famll bom your shir all al your shirts shlrll still stU there therePokotlloff therePokotof therePokotiloff Pokotlloff Pokotof wears wers starched strho white whit coats coatsin oot coatsin in the morning morg Last Lt washday wlhdy ho sent sentfour snt sntfour sentfour four of them to the laundry laudry The washing washingcame w68hingcame washingcame came back hk but not tho coats cot He kicked kickedat kloke at the desk dek The Te clerk cerk sent snt out a tracer tracerNo trer trerNo tracerNo No result rult Pokotiloff Pokotioll inspired hplr by on onAmerican a anAmerican American Amera offered oer the bellboy blby 25 2 cents centsfor centalor centsfor for every one of of the coats cot which he the thebellboydug thebboy thebellboy bboy bellboy bellboydug iduP dugup dugupAndnow up iut t1u rB T intntmlC 1nIIf ir irAnd 1 I And Ad Andnow now said Pd M Pokotlloff Pokotoyetery PokotoyeteryI Pokotiloffyceterday PokotiloffyceterdayI yesterday yesterdayI I I have bj recovered rver seven seer white coats ct all allfitting allftting allfitting fitting ftting me perfectly perfectlyWITTE perfectlyWITTE perety peretyWIT WITTE WIT WATla WATCHES THE TI DANCKB8 DANCKB8It DANC It I has been b rather rath r a field ftold night here re recalling r recalling calling the first ft few fe nights nlghl of the conference conferencewhen conferec conferencewhen when wbe the show eow was new There is Isa a dance danceon dnce dnceon on in I the ballroom blrm Wltte Wite and Rosen Rosenhonored Rs Rosenhonored honored honor it with wih withtheir their tbel presence prec They TboY did didnot dd ddnot didnot not dance dnc but they tey stood tod in the doorway doorwayand dorway dorwayand doorwayand and watchedTakeshlta watehedTak BthedTalelt hita Honahira Hablra and Sato Satoof Batoof Sateof of the opposition opposton whirling blrlng American Amic girls girlswhone gl girlswhose whose bol heads hed Just ust topped their shoulders shouders to tothe tote tothe the te tune tue of the Tenth Teth Artillery Ariery band bandWhile bd bdmUe bandWhile While Mr Witte Wite watched wathed the dancing dancingthe duoig duoigtbe the band bnd played a tune tue he liked lked He ap applauded applaud applauded plauded plaud and ad asked What tune tue was wal that thatPeggy thU thUPeggy thatPeggy Peggy OGrady OGrdy some som one answered answeredI allwered allweredI NI I wish wla they would woud play it again said saidWitto saidWitto Wlto Witto The Russian RUII secretary 8etry translated translatedthis trslt translatedthis this to t the to bandmaster bdster who ho ordered orded two twoencores twoOcorO twoencores encores OcorO for Mr M Wittes benefit benefitDEAL beneft beneftDEAL benefltDEAL DEAL CIRCUS NETS NETSDawo 91flOO 91flOODeadwoed 1000 1000Deadwood Deadwood Dawo Coach CoellO Hones Cause CUe Excite BCIt Exeltement Excitement ment by Trying Tc to Jain Jam aD the Crowd CrowdAsmntY cowd cowdA8BY CrowdAsavar AsmntY A8BY PABK PAE N J Aug 26 2lDeall 2lDeallaul 2Deats 2Deatsannual Deals Dealsannual annual aul stuntthe sutthe amateur ateur circus CIU was w sue BUOcessfully BO BOceluly suecesfully cessfully celuly carried oned through today ty About AboutIT 17 IT 7 was wtakn taken in and ad this thi money mony willgo wliO to toSt toStMs toSt St StMs Marys Roman Rm Catholic Catholo Church Churh of Deal DealSt Dal DalSt DealSt St Andrews AdW Episcopal Eiopl Church Churb of Allenhurst Allenhurstand AlonhU Allenhuratand and Park ParkThe the Municipal Muicipl Hospital Hopit of Asbury AsburyPark Alury AluryPark AsburyPark ParkThe The circus cius opened opnd the day dy with wth a parad paradthrough pard pardthrugh paradthrough through thrugh Asbury Abur Park and along the te boule boulevard bule bulevar bouleyard yard road Fifteen FUtenclown clowns the te Dead Deadwood Da Deadwood wood var r coach coh two live lve bears ba ballet ba1et girls girlsand gils gilsIUId girlsand and o numerous nuerous supers mode up the turnout turnoutfollowed turnot turnotfoloed turnoutfollowed followed foloed by the Ipr former for er me Princeton Pton halfback halfbackBilly hlfak hlfakBUy halfbackBilly Billy BUy Bannard Bnar and IUIdhl his water ater wagon The Theevening re reeve Theevening eve evening g performance Rrlono at Deal Dal was ulrely ulrelyattnded largely largelyattended largelyattended attended attnded by the thelumr summer colony A little littlereal ltte ltteral littlereal real ral excitement exitement lent zest to the circus CIU who whethe whothe he hethe the horses hors attached atached to the Deadwood Dado ooao coaomade ooaome ooaomade made efforts effor to join the crowd crow in the thebleachers thebleaher thebleachers bleaher bleaherJotoen bleachersFortyseven bleachers bleachersFortyerven me Fortyerven Jotoen Yean lea a Teacher TeacherMiss Tacer TacerM TeacherMiss M Miss Anna AQ M Baldwin B ld1 of Newark Neak retired retiredon ri on half hl ply y yesterday yeterdy after altr fortyseven fortysevenconsecutive lortyv fortysevenconsecutive consecutive cDtive years ye of teaching tesobi in the te publio publioschools publo publoblol pubiloschools schools blol of that tht city oty thirtyeight tbylgbt of which whichhad whichbad bloh blohb had been bn spent in the Newton Newn street tt school schoolIt schoolIt 101 101I b lpt It is I estimated eUmted that tt she shehas bos instructed IDtrod over ovr overL I 8000 service 100 L oe boys and girls gl during dug her beyen years of 01oe ofservice ofservice OBITUARY OBITUARYJames OBITUARYJame OBITUARYJames James Jame Kerrigan Kerlaaprobbl probably probab1ithe tha he oldest rest reslent rOl rOldent restdent dent ent of the Fifth Flrb ward Brooklyn died die on onrlday onFiday onFriday Friday Fiday at atl8 187 IS York street stet which had hadbenhl been hishome his hisome bome10rnely home ome for nearly half hI a century cntur Ha Howp Hwpa was in inIs InhllelabtrnrtToar Inhis his Is eightyfirst rear In early lifehe 11e life le ije was wasersonal wupromlnen wa waprominent hllelabtrnrtToar prominent In Dmocto Democratic poltc politirs ad and a 0101 close closenersonal ersonal prnal and political Utcl friend of the late lt Hugh HughfoLaughlln HughMoLuabUn RughMoLaugblIn foLaughlln I Iment He WA was long emlloe empjoyed In the theCmptrolerl theConiotrollers MoLuabUn Cmptrolerl Coniotrollers office fnd and the CtyWork City orka Depar Depart Department ment prior to consolidation cnloUdaton lie le was u a brother brotherof 01 o of the prlor late Thomas ThomA A Kerrigan Kerlaan whose whO auction auctionroom aucion aucionroom Suctionroom lt room In Wllloughbr street stet used to t be b the held hesduuarters heldQurr headquarters lloUlh quarters of Mr McLaughlin oLuahUn Ue and Is I still Itll tIll the thenieoca theme themecca two Qurr mecca me daughters daughtersThomasReid daughter daughtersThomasReld of the antlHcCarrenltes at MoCrenle He le leaves leavestwo leve leavestwo ThomasReid ThomAReld vicepresident yl0prldent of the Eppens EppensSmith EpPnll EpPnllRmltbA EppenaSmith Smith Wlemann Company Cmpny dealers deler In coffee coffeelied clee cleedie coffeedIed RmltbA lied on Friday Fiday at his hi home I West WetNlnev WetNlnev5End Ninety Ninetysecond Ninetysecond die 5End second street Mr Reid was born br In Brld Brldport Brd Brdpr Brtdport port England Ellad In isso 11 and adcme andcame came to t this cone country cun cuntry conetry pr try In n IM IMI 1849 to accept act a place plac as clerk In a aUa aUad tea teaimd teaand and d coffee 10 house houl In n Brooklyn Brookl A t few yearn yearnlater yearslater e later he hI bought bulht nut tho business bllne and In IBM IBMratablUhed 11 isscatabllihed ratablUhed etabllhe the business bUllne at 269 i Washington Washingtonitreet WaRhlnlon WaRhlnlonliret WashIngtonstreet street liret This ho sold Ild out to t the company of ofwhich orwhloh ofwhich which he was vicepresident To rlident several lee cmpny rl rears rearsigo r ralo yearsago ago He was a charter oharr member membr of Kane KaneLodge KaneLodge alo Lodge No 454 F and aldA A M He le leaves lans Kne KneL a affldow awidw awidow widow widw L and ad several lenrl children childrenTobias chldren chldrenTobllMurock childrenToblas Tobias TobllMurock Murdock 65 6 e years ear ears old who for formany tormany formacv macv many years elrl kept a famous famouloytfr oyster house housen bousIn many In n New cw Rochelle Roebele was WI found dead dtld In bed bedit be bedat at his hi home there early cly yesterday yeBleray Death Deathnot Dfatb DfatbW6 Deathwas not W6 due duato to heart hlrt disease Years Year ago Miir look was w chief constable conlltble of New ac Kochelle Kochellenanr Rohele RoheleRpt Itocheileft Rpt ft poet which now corrOlpond corresponds to Chief 01 o Polee Police His oyter oyster boul house was a patrorlzed patroitlzett by bylanr byman lanr man nanr men prominent In Westchester WetchNter county countyi oountylenlllon ft i generation lenlllon ago He was W a veteran vfter of orthe the TwentloondNow TwentysocoedNow rwentrsocond Now York Regiment Reflmfnt and was wasi a i member of the lit famous Harry Isty Howard look and aldLdder Ladder Company CompanyA Cmpany CmpanyL A L W V Whit White a yea year years old a retired New NeworA York fork orA business bUlntl man mandll died of 01 o heartdisease heartdiseasen hea heart rir dlspu dlspuyeteray disesayesterday yeteray yesterday Inhll In his hu811 housein MOltclar MoiItciair ne hd ha habeen bn been n a resident r ldet of that town for many years n Dtor flefore fore retiring rt afrom from busIness bUllnehe he marae was WA hmdof hmdofjestabllshmentlnNew h head of ofI ofslithograpbihgeetabhisbmeotinNw I slithograpbihgeetabhisbmeotinNw tborp jestabllshmentlnNew 1 ttabllbmentln N wYor wYorJ Yo York I J 1 1 Ir I I To OOKS IS TIGER f OkGEI OkGEIORDERS ORDERS ORDl j POOLROOM POi pooia O S ll CLOSED CLOSEDSINCE CLSBD CLSBD8INOECIUiW CLOSEDSINCE SINCE 8INOECIUiW CROWDS DBi HAVE A VBOON GONE GONEVillage GONEVillage B BVlice Village Vlice President Pdeit Unwitting UDwlat That Natlvei NatlveiMieuld NIU NIUleld TatheNhsuld Mieuld leld Have Ha Their r Cash C Led L Astray AitrajGamblers Alr AstrayGamblers Gamblers amble All AGlyeVp Give tp the theOlme flan e NUt BUIJoe Btt BttoUlman NUtJoeUhlman JoeUhlman Joe oUlman iniman Who Wo Relit ROi for fo Straggler StragglerSABATOOA StragglersSinavooa SABATOOA 8 BT Aug AU28mwb 29 Somewhat t tardily tardilybut tardly tardlybutlh tardilybut but butlh with much vigor o James Ja8 D McNulty McNultyVillage Mc McNultyVillage ulty ultyVUaa Village VUaa President Plldnt of Saratoga Bataa Springs Springshas Spll Spllb Springshas has b stnrtedout Itfrdoutarefomr as a reformer Now that tht the thetiger thetiger tiger t r has escaped elapd or orltb rather followed 1010wd after afterhis afer aferhis afterhis his prey py Mr MrMoNut1llndto MoNulty Intends to see I that thatthe tht thtth thatthe the th cage ca door do is I ieseourelylocked securely oulylookd looked Early Elytbl this thlimorning thismorning morning moning after pounding pound the keys k Yl of hli hlitypewriter hi hityrlt hitypewriter typewriter tyrlt In virtuous vlrtuoUldntln indignation for some sometime 1I sometime time ti he stoppedpulled the th following Iolowlniletter Iolowlniletterout letter letterout letterout out of hltoppdpuld the th machine mahl and sent lnt it down dow to topolice toploe topolice police ploe headquarters headquartersPolice hadqurter hadqurterPoie headquartersPoUce Police Poie CommitttontrLtwU CommitttontrLtwUShould CommlfLl COmmuksr Levi LeviShould Should Shud any ayattDpt attempt be made md to open openany opn opnay openany any ay poolrooms plr in I this village vla I hereby herby re request r request quest that you yout take prompt prmpt measures muur to tosuppressing Snsuppressing suppressing Upprlg them themJAMKB the themJAMEB JAMKB JAIS D DMoNILTY MoNoLTT V P PAs PA PAs As A the th lb famous laoU whitebouse bthU near n the th race racetrack racetrack track trk has b been b running wide Id open opn all al sum summer Bm Bmmer summerit mer merit it would oud seem sm n that the head he of oftbe the t village villaggovernment vil villagegovernment government goverent has ha been suffering from th thsame the these thesame same se variety vaety of b gambling bn Ifer blindness blind that th ha haafflicted hu huamlo hasafflicted afflicted amlo all al the gblli officials o ofticlilsin osln In the village vla dui duiing durleg ing the races races13ut But ut while r hle the gambler gamb gambf f er r is I quite qut welcome welcomto welcometo eloomoto to what little change the hotels botel overlook overloolIn overlookIn In the visitors lte ohge pocket It is I quite qute another anothematter aother aothermttr anothernetter vltorl matter mttr when they pkt attempt to get gt the vil villagers vi vilagors vUlagre lagers hard ba earned erned cash cashPromptly cl cashPromptly Promptly Irompty upon the receipt rlpt of this th com communloatlon commuicton cornmunloation munloatlon muicton the upn police department deparment sent nt ou oumen out outmen outmen men In citizens citzns ploe dress dr to three thr poolrooms poolroomswhloh poolroomswhich which hloh were er doing a 8 rushing rbg business bUlnO and andplay andplay andplay play come to on a abrupt abrpt stop stp just as a the theodds theodd theodds odds odd on the Futurity Ftrty terity were wer being belg chalked Cked up upNo upNo I No arrest artu was made md but the advice adv0 of ofle ofleplan the theplain theplain plain plan clothes olothO men to quit was u heeded beded with withbaste wit withhaste h hbute baste basteTho buteTbo hasteThe The gambling gabln houses hoU have bv closed cl for forlack forlaok fortack lack of patrons except Joe Jo Oilmans Ulmans who bo Is Isturning IItulng isturning turning tulng ptron tonight for a few fe stray Itry men who whohave whohave ho hohave have remained remlnei to try to get gt even evn with the thehouse thehoulle thehouse house housePERILS houllePERILS housePERILS PERILS OF WASHINGTON W ASBINGI01SQUtRE ASBINGI01SQUtRETo SQUARE SQUARETwo Two To Burglaries Duclll In Hanlons Ralo Rooms Bo and He HeKnows HeKOI HeKnows Knows KOI of o Girls Who Wo Were fpre Held leld Up UpRobert UpRhrt UpRobert Robert Rhrt Harden who holves lives with lhhls his family familyon lamly lamlyon on the first ftnt floor foot of 43 Washington WasbingtonSuar WasbingtonSuarlouthls Squar SquarsouthMs quar quarsouthis southMs louthls circulating crltng a petition ptton asking ulg Com Commissioner Commiioner Cornmissioner missioner miioner McAdoo MoAd to increase Ina the number numberof nubr nubrof of patrolmen attached to the Mercer street streetstation strt strtstton streetstation station stton The T vicinity vcnity of his hi home he h de declares decar dodares clares car dares Is one of the most disorderly diorerly In th thcity thcty thcity city cityMr cty ctyM Mr M Hanlons Hnlon family consists oonlltl of his parent parentwife pret pretwte parentwife wife wte two sons ens and two daughters dughtersld and they theysleep theyle theySleep sleep le in rooms rm opening opeing Into one another anotherOn aothor aothorO On O Thursday Thusdy night son Robert Rbert who ho has a aroom arm aroom room rm adjoining adJoinig the hallway halway left tho door dooropen dor dorope dooropen open ope for freer frer circulation olroultlon of air and placed placedtheheadpleceofthebedagalnsttheopenlng plaoodtho placedtheheadpleceofthebedagalnat theheadpleceofthebedagalnsttheopenlng theheadpleceofthebedagalnsttheopenlngWhile tho theheadpleceofthebedagalnat hedpie of the bedaganst theopelR theopelRWhie theopening theopeningWhile While Whie he was sleeping sleping burglars buglm olawled olawledunder olawleduder clawledunder under uder the bed bedand and ransacked rn okedal all the rooms roomsThey rms rmsThey roomsThey They had hd entered ented the house hous by opening openingthe openlg openlgthe openitithe the front door dor with wit skeleton keps and had hadpacked hadpaoked ha hapacked packed up about abut everything evehing portable prble be belonging belonging belonging longing to the eight sleepers eper A large largeclock lrge lrgecloek largeclock clock they were unable uablo to get under udor the thebed thebod thebed bed and thiswas tlswaa this was the case oe also al8 with several severalbundles sveral sveralbude severalbundles bude bundles of clothing clthing which they tbeybad bad thought thoughtlowly tloughlICly thoughtIcasly lowly ICly made mdot madetoo too bulky bUky But every everyone one of ofthe ofthe ofthe the eight Hanlons nlons had bd some smo Jewelry and andall andal andall all al this th together with with lh ether articles UCI0 of ofvalue ofvalue ofvalue value was taken take away The Te stolen llle Jewelry Jewelryis Jewelr is valued at 12 12Aocordig 240 240According 250According According Aocordig to Mr Hani Hon fission on this thi was as the thosecond th thesecond second scnd burglary huglay committed in his rooms roomswithin roomslhln roomswithin within a month oomttd Property PlpIty Inst Inlt safft lrd In Inthe Inthe Inthe the lhln formerly aristocratic section Uon be b says saysand BAYSand saysand and fomrlyarltooraUe no more mo is ones one personfree ptln periton t free from fromviolence fromviolnc fromviolence violence Just toUluetratatbeJatter tonuitrMttr state statement stalomnt statemont violnc mont mnt he b say iY sayi thatTHftrfKoreRa tht1 thatMiM Wiini Lbrtta Costello Costelloa COtelo COteloa a stenographer stenographrof of 43 4Bltth Sixth aVenue Inu aenue and ad a afriend afriend afriend friend Miss Ml Agnes Alnl Seymour were er walking walkingthrough waklnl walkingthrough through throuh Washitngon Wuhltnlon 8lour Square uaro at 10 oclock oclockWednesday oclok oclokWedsday oclockWednesday Wednesday Wedsday evening when Mn they thy were wr held heldup hld hldup heldup up by a negro and a white hie man manMiss manMis manMiss Miss Mis Costello Cetelo ngolUd showed Ihowe fight fght and ad jabbed jabbedthe Jabb jabbedthenegrointheface the thenegrointheface negro in the face with witha a hat pin The Thenegro Thenegro negro neg struck strck her br and wth knocked koked her down downMiss dow downMiss Miss M Seymour Symou fainted lait and ad the two girls girlswere lls llswero girlswere were In danger of further luher violence violec when whenmen whenmen hen henmen ran men away rantb r rant dnJr their thei rescue re and ad the assailants assailantsran alanls alanlsr r These The are only scattering Itterlnl Instances Instancessaid insln instancessaid II IIMid said Mr Hanlon last lat night of crimes that thatgton tht ththave thathave have been Jrtted perpetrated nighU nightly cmes aroud aroudhlstre around aroundhistoric hlstre historic old Wuhg Vash1ngton gton square squareCHASED Squr SqurCHASED SquareCHASED CHASED BY BJ YOUNG WOMAN WOMANNegro IOVtl IOVtlNflO HOIf4NNegro NflO Negro Who foGot Got In I II HGmin Hoffman loqrtilafl House loul Baths BathsLands BathLdIQ BathsLands Lands LdIQ In iTenderlein tTenderl D Ntatlon NtatlonRobert StaUcaRobert taUo taUoRbert Robert Rbert Smith Smtb a negro ng of 013 S3 327 West Wet Twenty Twentyninth Tentynth Twentyninth ninth nth street stt wandered ader into the Hoffman HoffmanHouse Hofmn HofmnHou HoffmanHouse House Hou Baths Bths at 7 7 West wet Twentyfourth Twentyfourthstreet TentyIourh TentyIourhstreet street last night ngbt The Thepropretor proprietors of the thebaths th thebaths baths bb are Mr and ad Mrs Mr Charles Cle F Levy LevyThey Lv LevyThey They live lve on the thlnd second floor 10r The T third thirdfloor tblr thirdfloor for floor is I occupied opi bjrhelp by hlp from the th Hoffman HoffmanHouse HoffmanHouse House Hou floor floorSmith fo floorSmith the tibth baths occupying Opyr only ony the first firstfloor frt frtfo fIrstfloor Smith was u halted bt at the entrance entoe by th thcashier thcblr thcashier cashier Miss M Nellie Nel1 Klnsberg Kbl but when whenlet whenhe ben benbo cblr bo sakE he waa employs d al a the hotel hotellet hotellet let I him go upstairs uJr Mrs M Levy Lv came ce In Inshortly inlortll Inshortly shortly lortll biJo after ter that and found loud she he coud could not notenter notenter notenter enter her apartment a ent As A she sheu was about aboutto abouttolumon to tolumon summon help hol Smith BmJth dashed duh out and andran andr andran ran downstairs downstairsAs r As he ran rn past Miss M KDbrg Klnsberg she lb tripped trippedhim trPPM trPPMh trippedhim h him He was up and off of again agin in a asecond aend asecond second end however hoeverand and headed bdd for Fifth Fifthavenue Fifh Fifhavenue FifthftVkinsborg avenue avenueMiss avenueM ftVkinsborg Miss Kineberg decided did that she be could Ould run runalto runa I Ia a little M Kbri herself herl and dashed dhe after aft him h She Shewaa Sle Sleu Shewas was alto u overtaking overlg him hhen when Smith Stb ran Into Intothe ito itothe intothe the arms ar of olPoUoemn Policeman Dan Dn Keenan Ken at atFifth atFfth atFifth Fifth avenue avenueSmith a avenueSmith venueSmlbwalocked Ffth Smith Smlbwalocked was looked up in i the Tendrlom Tendrlomstaton Tenderloinstation Tenderloin Tenderloinstation station staton house hOUl81n houseon on a charge otrgoI of attempted attemptedburglary attmpt attemptedburglary burglary burglaryTHE burSlsryTB burglaryTIlE THE TB MATTIE HACKETT HCKTTCASE HCKTTCASEIdree CASE CASEEvidence CASEEvidenee Evidence Idree That t tHe Murderer Mlrr Lay La In I Walt Waltrev Wat Watf WaltftrtheGlrl Girt GirtEJECT rev f ftrtheGlrl ftrtheGlrlKzNT the Gi EJECT K HILL u Maine Hine Aug AU 26 28No No arrest arrestwill art artwl arrestwill will wl be b made mde in the te Hackett Hktt murder mure case casefor c casefor for lo an a indefinite Indeft time te and it la I possible ple that thatan tt tta thatan an a effort eor will wl be b made me to secure an anindlo Indict Indictment Indictmont mont met of O tile te person p now aO under ude suspicion suspicionbefore IUplOon IUplOonheforw suspicionbefore heforw before an Attempt is I made me to serve le servewarrant a awarrant aWrt Wrt WrtMy warrantMay warrant warrantMay May My 0 le le10 10 yean yei old daughter dulbt of a aneighbor anelbbr aneighbor nelbbr neighbor of the Hackett ktt family fa famI1 told tol her hermother be hermother moter mother about abut a week eekblor before the murder muer that thatwhen tbathen thatwhen when hen on an errand ernd about dusk usk she saw sawsome IW IWIme sawsqme some Ime one oebldll hiding behind dtelto the Ui stone e wail wailopposite wn wnoppote wallopposite opposite oppote the Haokett Hoket house hou and A evidently evidentlywatching evdety evdetywtiStat evidentlywatching wtiStat watching that place pl with great tintte intentness intentneesThe intentnessThe Te The child obid was u unable uble w to distinguish dh whether whetherthevwatcher whethe whetherthe the thevwatcher watcher tcber wee a man mn or woman om and andabout andabot andabout abot about all al she he could cud tell t her mother was wasthat W wasthat that shesaw some eone one who bo frightened lrlbtehe her herInto herinto Into running ring lel home homeThe boC homeThe The Te police plice regard regrd the information ifort as asImportant uIpt asimportant Important as a It tends tds to tolott show that the thepersonWho tboprnwho thepersonwho Ipt personWho killed kledMtte Mattie Hackett Hckt had hd evi evidently evidently prnwho aetr dently been bn watching Wtbg for an opportunity opruity ev to find fi the girl 1 Irl alone aloneOZOOOII aloneOflTflflflhlFTOOTI OflTflflflhlFTOOTI OflTflflflhlFTOOTIOULUUUII TOOTN TOOTNused OZOOOII OULUUUII I POWIIEI POWIIEIused I R I Iue used with wlthSozcdOitt SozoJott Liquid make an anIdeal 8 anMeaI ue Ideal Ieal wt8D dentifrice deatcll tnrpac suqiuilng La taf ajythinj Q m M Mthe f fthe Aakyourdtntiat Aod the to kind l 4 aver avectt eftSsd to i AyaMio AyaMioAakyourdtntiat t V pwauc pwaucAkyonrtls 6 w j f 0v r I o oJ aw r rI J I If 1 f I t The Te i Pianol I i and andPi J Pianola rola Pi Pianoi Piano 6 6I i in Clubp Bachelor Apartment Apamenu and Dens uDensSEVEN Den 4 4S 1 1I I BVSN LYBARS YBARS of experience ep ince nce In selling selln the thePianola th Tod Today there are reJlteral literally thousand thou thousandofbuslnesi thousandofbuslnesiPlaflok ad of fbullnlt fbullnltPianolA buslnesi buslnesimen SEVEN S Pianola In every quarter qucrte of the t e globe has hasbrought hls men me throughout throu th ougho ho t the tbecountr country and abroad abrad who wboturl wboturlbrou turn turnregularly turnbrought brought brou ht to light an Interestlngfnct InterestlngfnctWhen regularly r gullly to the Pianola for forrelaxatIon relaxation and as a means meansto meansW Interetngfoct Ighnm to t relieve releve thestrain tho the strain of fmod modern rncmm commercial c t tr life lifei lifeMany Uf lifeWhen i ien When W en the t e instrument I ntrument wos first fI rst Introduced IntroducedIt ntro d uce d 1 1ft i f fI It was thought thoughtthat that women would constitute the prln prlnclpal Many have havesaldlhatf said1 saidthatforthis hot for rthll this purpose puH alone aonad aonadclpal and andwould andcipel clpal clpalgreater I class of palrons byrelon by rcason 01 thelrsupposedoslde their supposed aside Mfn from Its arltlc artistic valueortb valus or the iptaur pleasure It sIYe sIYegreater gives givesgreater greater interest Inteestii in music 1 1shown B But toclunexperlence actual experience h has as othermemberoftheam other members of the family Ithc the PifQ Pianqia la I Ii worh worhhownthAt w rth rthshown shown hownthAt that men ore every bit bltns as appreciative oppreclatve of the theopportunities manytme many times its cot I If Icould nCt not ct taother another I Iopportunltlu Iopportunitlesforrnusical opportunities opportunitlesforrnusical for musical mustcal enjoyment QnJoymentwhlch which whIchth the he Pianola Pianolaprovides would not part with my pianola IIanoli lnol for forathouaand a thousand thou d dol dollars dolprvides dolprovides provides lars is a remark often beard bid heardIn v vIn prvides 1 1In In bachelor apartments mntud dens and andclubs andcubsboth andclubsboth I clubs cubsboth clubsboth both distinctively dl p ln tvlyrens mens clubs clubsand cubs clubsand 1 1and and country clubs clubsthe the Pianola is found foud foundtoflt i ito ftoJlt to toJlt fit admirably admirablyinto into Intotbe the general purpose purposeFor prpose prposePor purposeI I For Por example of the more more Important Importantclubs Importantclubs importantS importantclubs clubs connected with wih Princeton Univer University Uilver Uilvers S 7 s sity the thefolbw following g have all purchased purchasedPianolas purchasedPl Pianolas Pl Planolasc nolas r rPrinceton PcetoD Princeton Athletic AosocIaHon AosocIaHonivy A AsOcaIionIvyclNb sclaUoD sclaUoDIV aak aakTiger a ivy IV IvyclNb c 5 Il c Tiger Tle T1erJnaQUb T1erJnaQUbPtncefonElmaub I Iim Club ClubPrinceton aubPICeODJ Princeton PICeODJ PtncefonElmaub PtncefonElmaubC Elm E dab dabCanpits aube C Canpits e Cam ORb QabPrtBeeton a aPceOC ORbPrinceton Princeton Charter Clab ClabThere OabThere ab abTherar PceOC re There Therar are now nowtwoferm two forms orml In Iwlch iawliich which the te Planets Pianolamay Plenolamsy Planetsmay may msy be b obtained obtlnd one as a a cabinet ablnl to to play pl any anyilano anyIlano anypiano Ilano piano ilano moved up In front of 0 the lb keyboard kybedand kybedandrmovd and andremoved nd ndiemoved removed at a will willThe willThe rmovd wi wiTha The other form Is that of 0 the tl Pianola Plao a Piano PianoHere PlanaHer P1a00Her Her the te Plsnola Is an Integral I tgralp pin ro of theplsho theplshoItself thepianoitself ¼ Itself 111 There Th Is nothing noting to move move up In front of ofthe ofthe ofthe the keyboard Ibor The Th change cbsn from rombandplylng htndplaying to toBoth toPlslofapl1InJcn toPianola Plslofapl1InJcn Pianola plsyIn can b be madelntntneously madelntntneouslyT made instantaneously Both piano aad endPianota Pianola are ar just as effective as asIn asails Pno Pnoate rreclve rreclveplt Tte 1 Plinolm Piano btlw plajrrt b7 mnile roU It cn f01 Pnola Plu bll plare ate T to puree plt from hO tin 11 keboinl broar llk 11 like to crdlnirr OrDr pt plaD puss o In I the te separate eprate Instruments InstrumentlPrteti Inllrmenti InllrmentiPcu InstrumentsPrices Prices Pcu ol the tb rUlNtty nelrII1 PUnoU Pol Suo 250 sod sl 1300 Jo 300 Prlc Pkl Prhci i el 1 tbs tbPIsols Ptaaots Plnot Piano P 500 0 te t SIMM SIMMAUInttrumtntiat 11000Alt 0 AUInttrumtntiat Allaltmlltst Alt instrument at AeolUn Aella flail lal may ar be parch prle puichaist on th lbs monthlr l month tbl prmat pJII 5a7ni55 srtta iIU If preferred preferredTHE gYsferredTHE tee teeTHE THE AEOLIAN AOLIAN COMPANY COMP AN Aeolian Hall Halloontralllnc Ha HallAla m i iAt1 At1 Ala oontralllnc ooatrUnr ill leluut nuaufactort ture ul ule saleof of fWebr Weber Stick Stewbol WbMlock Wbeo kZ4 aad BtvrviMiat Planes p a PRINTING STRUGGLE BEGINS BEGIXSUnion nEGISVnlo BEGINSUnion STRUGGLE Vnlo Union Men In Chicago cleJo Protest Potft Against AgainstOpn AcalnltOpm AgainstOpn Opn Shop So She Notices NoticesCmcioo Notce NotceCIC NoticesCflZCAOO Cmcioo CIC GO Aug M 26The The Th struggle between betweenChicago betwen betwenCicag betweenChicago Chicago Cicag union printers and the th Chicago ChicagoTypothetaj Chiago ChiagoTpotht ChicagoTypotbetm Typothetaj Tpotht began bgan in i earnest eamt at noon today todaywhen todayhn todaywhen when hn 228 8 men mn employed omployd at BIX six places placs pro protested protested protested tested against agan the open opn shop notices notice posted postedand postedand postedand and the employment of nonunion n men menand menIUId menand and left lef the th shops shopsThe shop shopsThe MT The printers prters have ho simply been beln locked lockedout loked lokedout lockedout out said old John C Harding organizer orgnlzor for forthe forth forthe the th typographical typogaphlcl union They will wi not notreturn notrotur notreturn return rotur to work Monday but they will wi rail railto callto al to get gt the pay now dii o to thcm themThe thcmThe thcmThe The first ftlt py open opn shop notices notc were wer posted postedIn pt In the shops shop of R R Donnelley Doneley Sons SonsCompany Sns SnsCmpny SonsCompany Company Cmpny and A R Barnes BrO t Co C Before Beforenoon Dfor Beforenoon noon non several nonunion men had been bn put putto putto putto to work and ad their arrival anml in the shops was wasclosely 18 wasclosely closely clOly followed folowed by the appearance of ofPresident ofPrident ofPresident President Prident E R Wright Wrght of the aPJearoe Typographi Typographical rypgrphl rypgrphlCl cal Cl Union and Organizer Organizr Harding Iiarng wiTh wftbmado wFo wFomdo wiThmade made mdo a formal fonl protest protestTaking prott prottTaking protestTaking Taking this tomean to mean e a adolamton declaration that thathostilities thathotUt thathostilities hostilities hotUt would follow the ignoring igoig of ofthe ofthe ofthe the protest prott the Donnelleyn Donne Y ordered omer al alraeiv almen I men me paid off 01 to Saturday Sturay night The Theusual TheulaI Theusual ulaI usual custom cURtmi is to pay up toThursday toThursdaynight 10 nllt Tulday Tuldaynllht Thursday Thursdaynight night nllht The members mmbr of the Typothetea Typotheteawere were wer notified notfed of the actlpn aotlnad acti n and informed informedthat mfoned mfonedthat Informedthat I that the big strike strke was on and ad thatChkago thatChicagohad thatChkagoh thatChkagohad had h become bome a center clnter struggle which will wfllreach willreach m mrh reach rh over the United Unted States RttM before bforo the themi Ihoml theml ml ddle of winter winterThe winterT winterThe The T chief point of difference dference between betweenthe btwcon btwconth betwconthe the th printers and the employers eaployr is I the th length lengthof lenlth lenlthof of the work day The Th Typographical fypogrnphial Union Unionannounced UnionIUInouncd Unionannounced announced IUInouncd some 10m lime lme ago po o that an eirht eirhthour elbthour hour day would be b demanded dmandd as 1 a universal universalstandard unhrNI unhrNIstadad universalstandard elit elithour standard stadad In this tb country countr Jon Ja 1 The T Typo Typothcatae Tyo Typotheatas thcatae thatn of the tb United Unted States took action actionsome alon alonm actionsome 1 some m time tm later in opposition oJpolton to tho move moveNo moveNo moveNo No settlement sttemnt could oouldboarrived boarrived 0 arived at and the thewar th thewar war was 8 known kown to be bcomlng coming on onNONUNION onlOllVI01 onNONuNION NONUNION lOllVI01 MINERS VIEH SHOT SHOTTwo SIOT SIOTTWO SIIOTTWO Two Killed Front Fol Ambush AmbU1en When Tennessee TenneueeMines TenneBee TenneBeelne TennesseeMines Mines lne Were WereRfopenrd WereRfopenrdKOXVLI WereReoponed WereReoponedKNoxvlLtE Rr opcnwt opcnwtKNOXVILMV KNOXVILMV KOXVLI Tenn Aug 2B 26Nowl 26Nowa News from fromTracy lromTc fromTracy Tracy Tc City Cty the mining mning town in Qrundy Qrundycounty Grndy Grndyont1 Orundyoountyl county ont1 is of a serious eorou8 nature nture and IUIdso so critical criticalthat ctic criticalthat that Sheriff Sheff Sam S J Meeks Meks has b asked aske Gov GovJohn 00 00John QorJohn John I Cox Cx to send snd military mlary assistance assistanceThis assistanceThis Itace ItaceThll This is I the result rlt of ll largely gey attended atended meet meetings met metInplt meetlegs legs Inplt last night nght and andtoay today by union unon minors minorsand minorsand minorsand and their ther friends fred Information noration from IromN6h IromN6hvle Nash Nashville Nashville ville vle is i that the tlieGovernor Governor Goveor will wi try tr to avoid avoidsending avoidnlnoldie avoidseeding sending nlnoldie soldiers and ad will wl make a personal personalvisit pron personalvIsit visit i lt to the scene scn of trouble troubleLast uoubleLt troubleLest Last Lt month the mines mlne of the theCnoUdted theCnoUdtedCol Consolidated ConsolidatedCoal Coal Col Company Cmpy at Tracy Toy City Cty were ero shut down downand doWnand and many union uion men thrown out of work workSome workSme workSome Some Sme of these tb left 13f for other mines mine but butseveral butsvcralromlnedand butseveral several svcralromlnedand remained and are ar raid to have hvo had hadtho hd hdthc hadthe thc backing bolg of the national ntonl board br On OnThursday OnThudy OnThursday Thursday Thudy rooming moring when hen the mines mine were re reopened r reopened opened with nonunion non unlon labor bbr unknown unknownpersons unkown unkownIern unknownpersons opene persons fired frd from rom nmbusb Imbb killing Id1lng mineForemn mine mineForeman mineForeman Foreman Foremn Iern J B Runt BUtandDiok RustandDioc and Dlok Henley Bonleyand Bonleyandataly and andfatally andfatally fatally wounding woudn John McOoreni McOoreniThree MoG MoOoreriiThree ena enaThr ataly Three Thr thousand thOUd dollars dola reward for the theconviction theeonvoUon theconviction conviction eonvoUon of the murderers murrorshe rewar have been beenoffered bn bnoer beenoffered offered by the th Governor Ooveror citizens ctzn and the thecoal thoooom thecoal coal oer company y The TheThlrRsient Third Regiment State Statetroops Statetrpa Statetroops troops ooom trpa are a in annual au camp cp at a Harriman Harrimannot Hm Harrim Harrimnot not far la from froinTracy Tracy Tr City Cty A private prva message messageered m messagefrom from Hrlf Harriman says thattle that the Tblr Third Rgi Rgimthu RejI RejImeat g mthu meat baa bn been orert ordered ered to Tracy TyCiy TyCiySUADRON City CitySQUADRON CitySQUADRON SQUADRON SUADRON AT HAMPTON BAllPTON ROADS ROADSAtlanta RO ROADi ROADiAflantil DS DSAUlnta Atlanta Will 1 Go Out o of o Commission Comls oa oaNorOk mt mtNorfolk atNorfolk Norfolk NorfolkV NorOk NorOkI NorfolkINonyoLK V INonyoLK NORFOLK NORJL Va Aug 26 26T 26The The coast squad squadron Iua squadron ron of the th North Norh Atlantic Atltc fleet 4ct J under com command 01 coflmend mend md of Rear Rar Admiral AdD Dickens Dckonsarrved arrived at atHamptonRoads atBpnB atHamptonR HamptonRoads BpnB HamptonR ade this tllsmorng morning aadreported aadreportedto ad reprd reprdto to Admiral Adm Harrington Hrgn commandant cmada comniand nt of 01th ofthb ofthis this th naval station staln who bowiUon will send supplies suppliesand suppliesand nva Ipples Ipplesad and ad ammunit ammuion ammunition ion to to the worships worshipsThe tbabp The Texas Tex flagship feblpolttetguadrn feblpolttetguadrntheC of the squadron squadronpassed squadronpused passed the theC Capes early elyleli leading the other othervessels othervels othervessels vessels vels Of O these tb the Atlanta Atlta alone nem nemoome will willcome wUicome come to the Navy Yard rar in thlsdty tbty and IUId1 andyill andyillgo will willgo go out of commissionhere comonhere oonunisaion here She is I one onoof onoofthe onootthe of ofmay the oldOt oldest Ib ehlpsinthe lnthe navatplent navyat present and andm andmay m may bo bopl placed on the th superannuated list lbtlT listTbe The T torpedo to o boat bot destroyers detryrs luprut Stewortond StewortondWorden Btwod BtwodWoren StewartandWorden Worden Woren arrived alvedln In Hampton Hm Roods this thismorning thismorning morning from the New Eogland ptonRsthls ptonRsthlsmomg land coast coastThey c coastSThey They momg will wl come tothe to the navy navy yardforover yard lor forover over hauling haulngad and may go out utofcommslon utofcommslonDGS of commission commissionDOGS commissionDOGS r DOGS DGS BURIAL ANGERS HIM HIMwyer HiMlWer HIMSawyer lWer Sawyer wyer Wants Wat the thoucy Body of of Gen ben Slcklets SlckletsPet Slekle SleklesPet Pet Pt Removed BoedFo From Cemetery CemeteryNkw Cmetel CemeteryNw Nkw N RocmtLLE RN N Y Aug Au2tTe Au2tTea0n 20 oLTie oLTieaction The Theutlon action a0n of Gen Daniel Dael E Sifikels fiklsln in h having havingIs hh1pghis g ghi hi his Is pet spaniel 8paelJoBbu spanIelBoBobur BoBo burjed d In Boeohwood BoeohwoodCemetery 1 BooctwootCemetery Cemetery Cmtery p has caused caU much m ch annoyance in inNew mNe hiNew Ne New Roolielte Rbelleto to some 11 of olterldthd olterldthdhvrUve theresidexits the residents noyc who whohave whoPhave have hvrUve relatives and ad friends tren frien burled bure there thereToday tr thereToday Today ToyGrge George D Sawyer a rla relative ve of ofLester oftbeGen l lt t tbeGen One ral Ced calledon oJ PresdeM erl dt Her Henry M MLt MLester Lester of the board bl fo cemetery tnwteee tnwteeeand truteeeand Lt ad and demanded dmd that tt tbebY tbebodyof the body cemlrtnlt of oie the dogbe dogberemoved dOIb ciogbremoved removed remved at a once onoH8 H WldMr etold ldiM Mr Lester Lt that thatunless tat tatu thattiniesa unless the te trustees tt complied with his b1 do domand domind u mind md he b would oldtlla take cnpU legal legalacUon action aUon Mr d lester t t r promised pro to bring bt brlngthe the matter mttblor before beforeoemetery beforethe t the oemetery trustees tt at a ftLthejr their next ext meeting The Te om OeseetrytsUtees oemetery trustees tt are a e not certain that thatleyCM ths thsthey they leyCM ca compel m Oen jSickejB Sbckebsto c to remove t thebodyof body tc3 thedoT the dog asi the thacharteroositaitis thacharteroositaitisDo charter oontalns oontalnsclause mvt mvtD D Do clause ci prerectinj Pt peevvtttIngth the tebio 1 buirlal tit4a u of f anlmaVJ t I f r 1M 1Mi I 11 i r v J f SAVED FROM FRO BALKY LAUNCH LAUNCHHer LUNCHler LAUNOILHer Her ler Paiteneers reli n Werent In Mu Much n h Danger Dangerbut Dler Dlerbut Dangertint but Were Mighty M MightyGlaci htyGlad Clad to Disembark DisembarkMembers Dls DisembarkMombers mbik mbikMomol Members Momol of the Greenville OrnvUe Volunteer VolunteerLife VolunteerIlfe VolunteerLife Life Saving Saingcr Corps stationed Ittloned at Stephen StephenHorigs ftphen ftphenl Stephenh Horigs l h rg ngs boathouse boathoUo and pavilion pailon at the tboloot tbolootof foot footof footof of Danforth avenue heard her cries ce froma fromanaphtha lromanaphtha from a aflalhtha naphtha launch about two milesoff mies of shore shoreIn shor shoreIn In Newark Bay BaY Ba shortly shorly after aftr 1 oclock oclockyesterday oclOk oclOkylterday oclockynitorday yesterday ylterday afteroon afternoon They Tey saw several severalpersons sver sevetalpersons persons pcrOM on theJaunch theJl thola nch ch wave handkerchiefs handkerchiefsn hidkechlefs hidkechlefsldgn h of distress and crew consisting consistingof consistingotSkIpperGeorgeFreyLieut n Its signals ldgn dttes a cew cOIltng cOIltngof of otSkIpperGeorgeFreyLieut Skipper Skipp George Gerge Frey Lieut Leut PnulLignot PnulLignotEngineer Pa Paul rLgnot rLgnotEnglneerMrk Linot LinotEngineer Engineer EnglneerMrk Mark Frey Purser turserWII William Lut Lutton Lutton lutton ton Dudley Dudlo Ulrich Urich and Charles Chale Arnold Arnoldput Arldi Arldiput Arnoldput put out in Herigs Hera naphtha naphtbalaunoh launch Sadie SadieWhile Sde Sadiehlle i iWhUe While hlle the Jifeaavera lilard were ontheir on their wa wamove way wayacross ay ayacross across the baythey 81 saw the dibled disabled lauc launch launchmove move around aroud in a circle and perform other otherotunti otherstunt9 therltuh peron otunti ltuh Thenshe refused ru to go of her own ownaccord onaccrd ownaccord accord accrd and ad began helan to drift dt There were wereeloveu wereeleven er eleven parsons on board boarlnoludin boardIncluding Including several Mveraiwomen veral women womfn prsonAon and adchldnBI andohildrep children all ofwhom welcomed welcomedthe welcmed welcmedthe welcqmedthe the the Greenville Urnvile men men me withshoutsof Ibout of joy joyThe jcrTe jqyThe The Te Sadie tookthe tookte launch lauch w In tow to and pro proceeded proceeded ceeded cred tothe to th tim shore without any further furthermishap IUr81 furtherjnihapi pro procred itoutay mishap jnihapiMr Il I IMr I I hnPl Mr Hong Horfd sold later that thatt1rewn thatt1rewnexploion Athere there was no noexplosion noexplosion explosion exploion on 01 the th8launch8metblnge launch Something Somethingwent Somethingwentwrong went wentwrong t twong wrong wong with her engine be explained exp1ne and andlike 51 51like a like Iko most mOtnaphth naphtha egno launches lau che she shoJust heJ just Ut cutup cutupHo cut utup utupHo up upHo Ho sold the lifesoversdid 11everdld pot take the thetrouble t1 thetrouble trouble Md to ask the th persons peysonson v on the launch launchfor laUD launchfor cb cblor for their names nameandodro and peJn addresses addresseeThere p pThere There might ht have hve been bn an explosion explosionassistance exloo explosonhe l he adde added m U theboyhadnt the boys hadnt gone tQ the their theirassistance 8tac 8tacRuSI4 assistanceRfSI4N assistance assistanceRUSSIAN RUSSIAN RuSI4 OFFICERS TOO GAY GAYTurned GUTmr 64 Turned Tmr Out of a San Francisco Fantlle Hotel 10tel for forncrlnx fo forHcIng ncrlnx Boisterous DolsterousSAN Bobterol BobterolSAN BoisterousStN SAN FRANCISCO FANc8coAug FaANcxsCoAug Aug 26 2 8Capt Cipt lPt A Aiau Gunthe Gunthenndhls Guntheand the theandhl nndhls andhl and his second Ind officer ofcer Capt B RUmanlfa RUmanlfao Jhtmna Jhtmnao o tho Russian RUsmn transport raDpr Lena Lna now interned internedat litmed litmedat at at the Maro Island Islnd nivy Iv yard were we time timeout t tout turneout out of tho Palace Palse Hotel Botr during dui the thelmal thelmalbours small smallhours smallhours hours cf yesterday yeterdy With their teh baggage baggagethey lgp lgpthey baggagthey they were wer ejected ejeted and ad along al ns with ltb them themwont themwont themwont wont two women with whom they l1d l1denjoyed had hadenjoyed badenjoyed enjoyed midnight mldghtautDble automobile rtdei rId rfde Two Twoofficers To Toom 1woohlcers officers om rs have been bn frequent frunt visitors vltontoth to the theTenderloin theTenderloin Tenderloin Tondrloln during their exile exie itMar at Mare Is Island 11land Island land landTheir landTheir landTheir Their female fel1ocomplon companions were Mrs MrsSmith Jr MrsSmith Smith who claims claim to be D the th tbewife wife of ofSaniuel ofSaniuelSmith Samuel SamuelSmith ofSuel1 Smith Smih American AmercCuaWaad AmercCuaWaadMI8 Consul atWanu at Warsaw w and andMiss andMiss Miss MI8 Allyn Aly of NeVYork NewYorkM Mrs Smith Smiti wore woremany woremany or many diamonds and she Ih received re ehed calls callsfrom caBsfrom from many mnt Russian RUSlJI officials ofil Among Amo cl her herwannest b herwannest wannest nnetamrembveben admirers have havebeen been the two naval navalofficers navalofficers ofCI officers On Thursday Thuray night niht the party nv of offour 01four offour four went out to dinnerand returned rture py very late They wore boisterous biteru and ad broke broketho broketbo broketho tho rules rlMof of the th hotel so 1 a watchman wathm of ofthotop oftbotop ofthe thotop the top floor reported them thm and ad they tbeygot tbeygotten got gotten ot otten ten minutes miut to t repr gather gther up thelreeand thelreeand18e their effectsand effectsandleave effectsandleave leave 18e The women womenlof left on a Irian trla for forPort forPortland Port Portland Por land lld on onFday Friday morning and ad the he Russians Russiansreturned R11 R11rtume Russiansreturned returned rtume to the quiet quet of the th navy nar yard yardGIRL y yGIRL yardGIRL GIRL GOES GOEST TO OLD OLI NANS 1fNISAID 1fNISAIDOra AID AIDDrags MDDrags Drags Ora II 11m tm Out of siRe Bo ciwis Fnh rUba rUbaI flthaoC flthaoCI atte atteIs Is I I Not NotDyHu Badly Hurt HurtRobert HurtRobert Robert Robr Schalkenbcah Shakoba of 301 21 West 120th 120thstreet l2h l2hetrt nothstreet street etrt driving drvng in tarbt tha a runabout along 0ni Central CentralPark 0t CentralPark Park Pak West Wetlut last evening e Stmethe turned the hone honeso hor so loebly sharply into Seventysecondstreet IntoBvent ondltrt that thata tt tta a trace trbrok trace broke The Teadbe animal dashed at atM atM8ec ful fulspeed fulspeed speed 8ec toward towartrlverud the river and at Columbus Columbusavenue Cub Columbijavenue avenue avue swung lwlterabt the runabout against Louis LouisS S Mack Makalflr an infirm man m of leboUVwtb leboUVwtbhUe 68 who aptII lives with withhia withhis his hUe wife a sister sistr orAl or Al Hayman Haya at 103 103Weet 10 io ioWest West est Sovmtyeeoodnstreet SovmtyeeoodnstreetMr Bvt d lltt llttMr Mr MaklBt Mock sustained nod a aealp scalp wound oundand oundandwu and andwas andwas was made mae unconscious unoooul BIfuri His injuries k4url s would wouldhave wouldhave ould ouldha have ha been much more mor severn Ivro had ha it Itno not notbeen ot otbeen been bn for aid promptly rendered by Miss loradprmply Catherine Cahor Lawrence Lrenoe 17 1 rendrb who hoUve lives at a 1 104 t0 Went WCt Seventyeecond Serntyond street streetMiss Brt BrtM streetMiss Miss M Lawrence LwnoenoUoed noticed thehorse bearing down dow upon upn upon the old oldm man before blor he hew hewawa was waaaware wasaware aware awa of his hI8dgrDagtob hisdanger danger Darting tohlm she took tk hold of his h armand aadpwle arm and pulled himfar himfarenough blmlarenougb him a far farenough enough from frm balm bs jrayso way Yltha so that the horse horsemissed horsemissed missed mid him hm With Witht Witbthe the old td of ThomasBell ThomasBellof Tbol lt of Riverside Rversid Drive Dv and a d Seventysecond Seventysecondstreet Bv Seventyeecondstreet troona troonaItrt Itrt street Miss Mi Lawrence LwrencrtJn then carried cr him to toa toadrg toadrugstore a adrg adrugstore adrugstoreThe drug store storeThe str The injured inJurm man was taken ten to Bellevue Hospital Hoplt He Hewu was able abltolevlorhome abltolevlorhomeatrbl to leave for Bleue home homeafter homealter after atrbl his wound oudu was dressed dressedAutos d dAuta dressedAutosIn Autos Auta AutosIn In IFo Floral Parade ParadeIxjxo Pre PreINoBnANcR ParadeLoNe LoNe INoBnANcR BRANCH N J JAu AuiJfl Aug 2Te 25The The auto automobile IUt automobile mobile moblefora floral parade psrae herethis hertbil afternoon af roon drew drewa a a largo laraocrd crowd Between B tweelo forty and fifty 11 dr cars carswere c carswern n nwern wern In lln line 0 Many May of oUho the decorations dortonlei were wereunique weteunique unique lnlq t W V T Itonmnlnos lloi PopsToledo PopsToledowas fopTo1o opeToledowfs was wfs 1 purely purcly1upUan1 Enrptlan to its t Makeup r eup Th Thoccupants The TheQCC Theoccupants occupants QCC U were 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InwuhuxcelIncerhatwer lence Incerhatwer that were and andstill andIt andstill still It I are ar characteristic characteristicof of Sheratonsbest Sheraton bt best creations cetion Whether Whetherni Whetheryou1ive Whetheryou you1ive you ni have a single rnl piece tobuy tobu or a great greatnouie greatheuuetofurnish oragat oragathoueoluml1 nouie houeoluml1 heuuetofurnish to furhisn you youcannotaror cannot canriotaffoId afford to miss raUiseeing ml missseeIng seeing Inl the th sort of olPumlur Furniture we make makeSchrnitt makeSntitBrothers makeSchti2iEt Schrnitt SntitBrothers SntitBrothersFln Brothers Brotherslfigitoair BrothersFiriitureMikers lfigitoair fbllbed Fln FiriitureMikers sIabIlihed r X 11 11Morg 1555 ke 40 O East E taad 4 b 23d 23dMorgans 5 5sIabIlihed I IMorgans Morgans Morg O1ieA1 O1ieA1and Ginger n ger Ale Aleand A 1 and aDdClut Club Soda SodaACKNOWLEDGED Sd SodiA0RMOWLEDGD ACKNOWLEDGED ACNEDD 1ACNEDD BESTHIGHEST DEHIGHES UEST1IIOHESTAWABB UEST1IIOHESTAWABBOrdertrom AWARD AWARD4t WA I IrdrrIOdler Ordertrom rdrrIOdler your dealer ir t crh dire ftom ftomJPHN m mJfnN JfnN JPHN MOROfN MOROAN 4t Wrst wel Westleth l u Street S1rN N V Phon Pone 4SS 43Sth lta 11 E Established UbU 1Wlbed hea Isle tuoLA 1I 1IIJA IsleIjA IJA SAVOIE SV ENO e NOT ADRIFT ADRIj A ATug j jTIrrHe se sTug TIrrHe Tug Left Her Beu Because of Gale Oaebtbe OaebtbeLner tmtthe tmttheIJner hut the theLiner Liner Lner IsAll 1 Is MI Right IIt RightThe v T TThe The Te French Fnobl liner lherLi erI La Savole v lwlo trhiofiaalied trhiofiaaliedhence WoUfl WoUflhence ea eahelo hence helo onThursdayvfor Ylor Newport N New irs tq tqhave tObaveherlntersnediateport have baveherlntersnediateport her r intermediate tetepr port NewPrtNmt shaft t fractured fracturedonher f frapturedonheiluttzIptothlptet1 ud udonbr onbr onheiluttzIptothlptet1 onher last lt trip to t thii t port rpl replodbya replodbyanew replaced bya byanew by a ane new ne one was u Iet left by her h p tug escort r the thebiz te tebli thebl biz bl oceangoing pcedngoingNonparell Nonpareil at 9oclock 9odlookon 9odlookonFriday lo lon londy on onFriday Friday dy PolllNonpatDo night nht at anchor aob a ohor jiar near r r Fenwloks FenwloksIsland Fsnwlo FenwtoksIelandioftthe s sIld Island Ild Ielandioftthe loff of the t Delaware Dwr De1awarecost coast ot The Th Non Nonpareil Nonpl Nanl pareil pl l belongs blolt Longs to the White Wt Star Towing Company Cnpy and d lit It superintendentAlbert superintendentAlbertJ Iuptrdeiit uperinetid StTowlr Abk AbkJ A1be8 A1be8J J Grant Grt G said yesterday that thathe the report reportfrom repoifroM ldtty ttherpi from fm Norfolk NQrolk NToIkthat that tt LvBavole LsSvlou was drifting driftingin rtng in btl lntbe the Gulf O Gu1fStreamwaa Stream Stm waa foolish foolish8he foU foolish8le 8he e went nt t away under UDde her h starboard atarfooardengioe a starboardengln rd rda engioe a the t tug tU acting a ng more mon moreua as a pilot plt pli t than thantowboat thantowb thantowlo towboat towb towlo and andtheu there was probability DO prbity of ofherdriftmg 01heda ofherdrilthig herdriftmg heda any my more mrt merethan than there t waa wudurlng during duringthetime dug dugt thetime t the tle time she was finishing fthelt the last 400 400miles 40 400miles miles ml of other her Voyage Y07 from Havreto Hayre vtosdy Sandy Hook H khelbeuber when she used her starboard stbr engine engineonly engineonly only Mr M Grant GrtriVthll Orantrecelved received this report rrtlrom reportfrom ege egeon from on Capt Cpt Charles C1 Day Dy of the Nonpareil which whichLeft whichpu hkb hkbpu Nonp pu Into Norfolk yesterday morning Left n ship Norolk off pfFenwc Fenwicks yetry Island Ilad mornl at 0 P M Gale G Gal of ofwDd wind Leave Lve for lorlhlp ship as 1 a soon sn snwtber an anweather asweather weather wtber permits perrnitaNaturally permitsand rt Na Naturally IYI the h3 epta captain olLSvole of La Savoio did didn n wantto anttot take cbao chanoes going 01Da dona down a acoast 0 coast th that he bOW knows Itt lltt1babut abut ulm ulmDe unsecom unsecomecI ecI ba l1ya piQtandbhor pilot and beanchored where whereCapt here De t Capt Dl Day wld would baNt be able to pic pick b him u up ty today TeNo The Nonpareil U ii 10 150 lelon feet long longand and one on of the theloh rtanobest oceangoers on here hereabouts her hereabouta abouts aOutlfl so it is Ilerth Inferred that the tlegale gale that thatdrove tha thatdrove dve drove usually her lierinto nr fierce fierceA fe into It haven h1 must mu haveMen hv have been bn un unusually 1n 1nuay unueuaBy uay A despatch dlrNorlol despatchfrom from Norfolk last night said saidthat lid lidth saidthat that th at 6 PM PMrLa La L Bavoiewent Savoie wentslowlv Inht slowly past pastCape pa pacape Cape Cp Henry Be1 pher pnber on her Svolwnl01tr way w wsyto to Newport e r News NewsHAIL 1ewslUlL eI eIHAIL p HAIL BEAT IB HOGS S TO itODEATH itODEATHlabe DEATH DEATHKemarkaMe DEATHRarkable KemarkaMe labe c Stem Itoresta t Destroyed DestroyedGrJTHBrJi De De DeGUrEa ta I Oklahoma Oa Ok1ahotiaCropu Ok1ahotiaCropuc aCO Crept CreptDestroyed GrJTHBrJi Gtu Okla 01AU Aug M HA A destructive destructivehailstorni dtte dttebllm destructivehailstorm hailstorm bllm visited vt weoterB le ternOkkboma Oklahoina Oihom early earlytoday trly trlytYi etrIytodaydoing today tYi todaydoing doing dlut extensive extensivedarnago lv damage dP throughout throughoutBeaver throubout throuboutBvcoutj througboutBeaver Beaver Bvcoutj county Tha haU hUtone hallstoneewers toneawere of ofimmense ofla ofimxneneeaIzo immense la imxneneeaIzo aim and ad the te storm stormcam6 Omo camo without withoutwarning withoutarli withoutwarning r warning Sistrthred thr en hogs belonging to toexSheriff toex arli bOi exSheriff exBoEBlbbwebtetod ex Sberlff Ed thbbswere Hlbbe were beaten bonagthto bonagthtoexBoEBlbbwebtetod to t death deathA A heavy hevT rain rlfollwed ralatollowed followed flooding fdS the UeClr UeClrron theCimar theCimarron Cimar Cimarron ron River Rv and its Itbutr ltitributarie tributaries Frultcropa Frultcropaand Ftcp Fruitcropsand and andYUDg storm stormWife ltormWIre stormWife young stock stck Buffered luergty greatly from toe toestorm t tn tnstorm Wife of a New Tetker DIM De1e Under Operation Operationat OtC OperatiMistartogs at ataaat ataaatSAUTG startogs startogsSaniroas Barateg BarategSABATOQA SABATOQA Aug 38 35Mri Mrs Julia Stiles StilesWilliams SUINWnU StIlMWilUamwho SAUTG uJ I Ju WnU WilUamwho Williams who ho succumbed lubd under ud deran an opera operation operJ operJtoD operatlo tion toD tlo at the 3arat Saratoga ga Hospital last night nightwaa nhti nhtiW nightwas SapBDptl was W 25 years rerold eara oldi old and had hd been bnmrled bnmrledIO married marriedless marriedless less IO than thana a year She Sbewu was the te daughter dughter of ofMr bfH btMr ta Jr Sw Mr H and Mrs M Warren WIP P Stiles SUls of WilteD Wiltonand Witn Witnand WilteDand and the wife wol of Roger RogeiWilllanisof Williams of 89 S 9 Oort OortItndt Cr OTt OTtlandt Itndt lud B BogotaNJ BogotaNJS street It N i New Ne RaWlJamiol York Yorkad and resided rldd hi hiDIED I inBogotaNJ S DIED DIEDBOLSA blEDnortEsA DIEDBOLLBS BOLLBS BOLSA nortEsA At47 47h 47 East 44th it St t on 01 Wdnr WtcntsA WtcntsAIAu WednesdaT WednesdaTAug tr trk k IAu Aug tt IMarter j nral a u lingering r rnr Illnrci latl M llr MITT MITTflhz ry ryEllis Ellis nltU flhz Belle daughter dau1er Olbelate Of tbeUte thi late D RiDdPlP RiDdPlPUsrtra 8aDdeiPllama ldolp ldolpUIIShc llama UIIShc and Mary WrrNarla WrrNarlaEJR T Martin MartinREAUZR lIartlaREAMERFrank REAMERFrank REAUZR EJR Fruk Ji Twiple T Pe Steamer amer at t Ptnwr Ptnwrvon PtflV PtflVonu tn tnotAui von otAui onu Aug ft 211505 lt In IUio34Ui tho Uo 44U iU year year tr bf iih Ms b MC MCFuaenl airrl ageFuneral Funeral rl Church Curh of St M 11 Mary ry the Virgin Irln l U9 Wert Wt1 Wt1BI WC WCSeth 4 Seth h si at10 at to Oclock oel och ck oa olNo Monday day mercieS mornlnfAug mrnlnl mrnlnlA mercieSAug25 Aug A Aug25 Aug25TONBbiddenIy 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V jt r 0 c L I IBOLMES HOLMES IiEs IHIWII 1S STlDt STflEIIN 1IRIDIMG AIDING AIDINGi AIDINGALLEGED HID1NGALLEGED i iI iALLEGED i I ALLEGED COTTON IJEAK LEA FAILS FAILSTOAPPEARTTf FAltI ritILTo4IPEAIP1N TOAPPEARTTf rO APPE RlN COURT COURTCooniei CO COURTCoUnI 1lT 1lTJ 1lTcounae I J counae Cooniei Declares Delay D layof Iy ofMalli laUI I Kripon Kriponnlble IIepcnIbIe fpon fponIble nlble for Hit III Absenceand Ab enelland That He mil milAppear Willtppcr III IIIApprar Appear on Monday MandaJfla Nay Holmes Is IsInnocent I IInnOOfnt IInnocent Innocent and CourtsFull CourtFulllnetlPtlon CourtFulllnetlPtlonWASmNOTOlf Court Full Investigation InvestigationWASHINOTOK netigtionWsuuoToX WASHINOTOK Aug 2fl 2 26Ectwb Edwin 8 Holmes HolmesJr HolmeeJr1 1 Jr Jr1 former associate statistician tat t101an In the theDepartment tbeJ theDepartment i Department of Agriculture who Is 1 under underIndlctmnnt underIndlctnWlt underindlctnlnflt J Indlctmnnt for conspiracy In connection connectionwith conneotlonwith connectionwith with the theOovernment Government crop oropjreporte reports did not notappear notappear notappear appear In the Criminal Cciirt today todayand todayandghe and andgive andgive give bondaa was promlsedfby prom1 edfby his attorney attorneyyesterday atto attorie7yeiterdaY ey eyI I yesterday yesterdayHotrces YellterdayHolme yeiterdaYHolmee Hotrces was WLI expectedat ezpeot dat the courtroom courtroomtoday oourt courtroomtoclay room roomf f toclay before noon and District Attorney AttorneyMorgan AttorneyMorgan AttorneyMorgan Morgan H Beach was very much dls dlsturbod dIsturlxod dlsrt rt turbod by Hdlmess ff Imee failure raSlureto to appear Mr MrBeach MrBeach MrBeach Beach waitedpatiently waited patiently until noon Two Twohours Twohours I Ihours hours later be swore out a warrant upon uponthe Uponthe I the indictment handed down by the Fed Fedoral loedAral Fedoral oral Grand Jury on Tuesday Up to late latetonight latetonlght latetonight tonight the warrant had not not1Jeen been served servedHolmes servedj eervedHolmes j Holmes Is I understooditobe be here but his hlawhereabouts h1swhereabouts hiswhereabOUte whereabouts baa not been made m de known knownto i to the authorities W E Lester of ofcoUIllleI ofcoUIllleIfor counsel counselor for or Holmes has assured District Attorney AttorneyBeach Atto Dey 2 Beach that Holmes will be beproduoed b produced on onMonday onMonday onMondaY Monday The District Attorney Attorn y is evi evidently evldently evidently dently determined to have the former formerstatistician formertatutlclan formertatIstklan statistician arrestedas soon 1IOOt188 as he can be belocated belocated belocated located Detectives were we stationed at atboth atr atboth r both depots tonight and it is understood understoodthe the detail was made at the request reques of the theDWrict theD theDItrfct DWrict D trict Attorney AttorneySpeaking AttorneySpeaking AttorneySpeaking Speaking of the case today tod tAttorney tAttoraeyLester tAttorneyLepter tAttorneyLester Lester who with A 8 Worthington Is Isrepresenting Isreprepenting IsrepreentIflg I representing Holmess interests A said his hlaclient h1sclient hisclient client had no intention of evading arrest arrestand arrestand arrestand and that he had no fear of the outcome outcomewhen outcomeI i I when the case was taken into the courts courtsHolmess courtaHolmess courtsiolmesS Holmess failure to appear to toftle file le a bond bondtoday bondtoda bondtodey today toda he said was due to a misunder misunderstanding m1aw misundertandLng der derstanding standing Mr Lester said saidMr BaldIr midHolmes Mr Ir Holmes was In Ina a far rarWeetemState rarWeetemStatewhen Western State Statewhen Statwhen when the first publicity was given to what whatIs Is I called the cotton c tton leak He at once oncereturned onooreturned oncereturned returned to this city and andInotUied Inotified the Dis District D1strlct DIstrict trict Attorney of his presence and that he hawould hewould hewould would be on hand if he was wanted He Heutayed Heptayed Hestayed stayed here for some time and tben took tookan tookan tookan an extensive trip West Westlolng going goingas as II far as Wash Washington WabIngton Washington ington State where he remained several severaldays severaldays severaldays days He has never thought of leaving leavingthe lea leavingthe vine vinethe the country but on the contrary courts courtsan an Investigation which will disclose the thereal thoreal thereal real facto and which whlobh he knows will establish establishbis Ntab11 h hhis his Innocence InnocenceHis InnocenceHis His whereabouts for the past several severaldays lleveraldays severaldays days has not been known to the authorities authoritiesbut but be has atall at aU times tlmeebedhlm held himself elfready elfreadyto ready readyto to answer any charges and aa soon as aelearned I Ilearned Ilearned learned he was wanted I notified Iloti ed him himand himand himand and he will be here Monday morning to togive torive togive give such bond as may be required requiredI 1 told Mr Beach that I would have him bunhere himhere himhere here today but I forgotatthattime forgot at that time that thattoday thattoday thattoday today was but really a half day and I Icould IGOuld Icould could not get him here before 12 oclock oclockI I did not say that I would have him here by byID 10 oclock but be should have been here herebefore hereberore tarebefore before noon but for an unusual and un unaccountable unaooountable unaccountable accountable delay Inthe In the mails mailsMr mailsMr mallsMr Mr Holmes Is not guilty gUlltyorthe ofthe charges chargesagainst chargesagalmt chargesagainst against him and he has given no advance advanceioformationooncernlng advanceiriCormationooncernlng advancelzformatiOWOOflCerning ioformationooncernlng cotton crops which whichfact whlohract whichfact fact is well known to all al those who whoknow whoknowtbe whoknow know knowtbe the workings of the theo office lce be held heldthat bedbecause heldbecause because all such persons know very wel welthat weif weifthat that such1 suohinformation information could not be given givenfor givenfor givenfor for the simple reason reasonthat that the acreage acreageand aorea aoreaand aoreageand and condition of the cotton crop as furnished furnishedby by the Department De rl wnt represented replmont d the united unitedjudgment unit6dJudgment unitedjudgment judgment of otat at least four fourpelS fourpersons personaone f tone oneof oneofwhom of ofhimself ofwhom whom was the Secretary of Agnoulture AgnoulturehlmselfJ Agroulturehimself1 himself hlmselfJ and andthat that this judgment was formed formedonly formedonly I Ion on onagents only arterthe r reports rts fromtheatibUa fromtheatibUaagents fronithe1ibusagents agents all over the country bad been beentabulated beentabulated beentabulated tabulated and averaged aveTf all ofwhich 0 was wasdone wasdone done in the some samehour hour the report was made madepublic madeJlUbllo madepobllc public The contents of these reports reportswhich reportewhich reportswhich which came from these th many agents a ente te and andwhich andwhich andwhich which were tabulatedwere tabulated were unknown unmown to toany toany toany any person personuntU until they were known to all allfour allfour allfour four fourIt It is most mOlltrelD remarkable kabJAlthat that ao much muchcredibility m muchcredibility eh ehcrtdlbility credibility should have been given to totbe totbeunsupported the theunsupported theUtlSUpported unsupported testimony of a man who says saysthat eaysthat saythat that be bribed a Government official and andfrom andfrom andfrom from the information informationheroelved he received for his blsmonev hismoney made oreat nrofits It is 1 incon ceivable that a man should have haveconfessed haveconrd haveconfeesed confessed without a strong motive for torit forit forIt it but would have preferred to continue continuemaking continuettiaklng continuemaking making money bad it been true be hewaa hewaamaking was wasmaking wasmaking making any or was receivingmchinforma receivingmchinformatlon tlon n I tlonI nI I understand that a warrant was waswu issued issuedfor Issuedfor d dfor for Mr Holmes because hewas hewaenot nothere notherebefore here bereberore herebefore before 12 oclock Iftrue U truethls this was waswbolly waswbollyUDnece58ary wholly whollyunnecessary unnecessary for rorMr Mr Beachknewvery well wellthat wellthat wellthat that I would produce him hlminacoo fa accordance accordanceuntil accordancewith lance lancewith with mv promi promise e He al80bew also knew very well wellwbere wellwbee wbere Mr Holmes has been a1nceAU8 since Aug 1 1untU 1until until the last few days daysfor for Ioonve Ioonvehim Iconve7114to Iconve7114tohim to tohim him that information I repeat that th t Mr MrHolmes MrHolmes MrHolmes Holmes would be on band Monday morn momtaa morn1nJr mornb mornThere taa b i iThere 1nJrThere There are two indictments Indl tmenta agaistHolmes agaistHolmesas ag agalnatH JDlltH lmes lmesas as a there are against qainstPeQ1tham Peckham and andHaSa andHaSaboth Has Haasboth Hasboth both charging conspiracy ooDlplr to t9defraudtbe t9defraudtbeGovernment t i defraud the theGovernment theGovement Government under underileotJon section 6440of 5440 of the re revfeed revised revised vised statutes The ThewlVle Thewltjiesaeenamed witnesses see named as hv hvng havng bayng ng given testimony before theGrand Jury Juryagainst JW JWIjtalnst Juryagainst against the cotton conspirators ore oreand areRicborrl ateRlchrd Ricborrl Cheatham secretary oBhe of the South Bouthern Southem ern em Cotton AlIIOOIation William HMoraD HMoraDand U Moran Moranand and WilUamR William H Walsh of ottbe8eoret ofthe the Secret Service ServiceLouis SerViceLoul ServiceLouis Louis C Van Riper Rlp rOf of New YorkWllllsm YorkWllllsmM York1WlIUam York William WilliamM M 1 Judd of New York YorkFrederiok Frederick A Peck Peckham Peckham Peckham ham of New York Moccn Hess of New York YorkR Yorkl YorkVictor Victor Olmstead William P McCabe ana anaS andS S D Fessenden of the theDeptJnent Department of ofAgriculture orAgriculturet ofAgrjculturn Agriculture Agriculturet James JamesY Y Blodget BlodsetHarvie Haryie Jor JorAcfiodatlon Jordan Joedan dan preeiaent presi entof or the BOutDem Cotton CottonAlI8OCiatlon CottonAssociation Association H W Desgrange Samuel P PBaulslr PBaulsir PBaulslr Baulslr and Wilson Secretary of Agricul Agriculture Agriculture Agrlculture ture tureNew tureNew New Yorkers Bid on Philippine Naval Work WorkWASHINGTON WorkW WorkWAsuooN WASHINGTON W ASUUiOTON Aug 28 24Blda 8Bidaere Bids were were opened openedtoday openedtoday openedtoday today at the Navy Department for the theconstruction theconstnlctlon theConstruction construction of a fireproof plant for the tbereceiving theIt thereceiving receiving It elving storing and delivering of coal coala coalOlongapo a Olongapo P I and a afresh f reeb water supply supplysystem supply8titem supplysystem system Congress has appropriated 500 500OOG OO OOfor 000 for the work Designs were wen submitted submittedby l lby by J G White 4 t Co o of New York who whopresented whop whopresented presented p nted a bid of 190500 and by bythe the Snare SnareA SnareTriast A Triast Company also of New Yorkwhich Yorkwhichbid bid so 00ooo on each of four designs pre preeented prerented preLented rented The specifications require that the thedate tbework thework work be completed thirty months after the date of contract contractMovements contractoyemMtI contractMovements Movements of Naval sa1 Vessels VeitcliVASBWOTON THIelA8umoToN VesselsWASHINGTON WASHINGTON A8umoToN Aug a 24The The following followingmovements foUowlngmOeJnents followingmovemenis movements of naval na vessels Vll9 le18 hive b ve been re reported reo reoported reported I ported portedBattleships I Battleships Maine Illinois Iowa Ala Alabama Alabama Alabama bama Koarsarge Koar1lArgeKentuokY Kentucky Massachu Massachusetts 31asschuett8 ohu ohufifJtt fifJtt setts and Missouri have haenrrlved arrived at Watch Wetchmm WlltchHili WatchHill Hill from Newport tu tug Unoas arrived at atAnnapolis atAnnapolis Annapolis tug I Iroquois uol8 arrived at Hone Honolulu Honelulu I lulu mm battleship Maryland arrived at New wewJor NewPOrt Newport port POrt cruiser Wolverine sailed from ChIcago ChIcagofor for Jor or Sheboygan Sheboy n yacht Wasp sailed I1ed from fromKey fromKey fromKey Key West We t for Newport cruiser Brooklyn Brooklyntailed BrooklynMUed Brooklynaued tailed from Gloucester OlouoesterlorBoetoa OlouoesterlorBoetoaAnn for Boston BostonArmy BostonArmy I I Army Ann anflNavy Order OrderVTAanreoTOH OrdenAJlIIINOTOIf OrdersMflfldOTOb VTAanreoTOH AJlIIINOTOIf Aur 2tlbetollowtar 25The The fotlowtat army armyrdr arm armer armrdd er rdr rrl have been lotted lottedC llauedtoCapt tuuedCapt II toCapt C Capt pt EdwIn o Sarraw from Seventh SevmlbCompll SevmlbCompllthe Company CompanyPany to the Sinttynnb Company Coast AnUlery ArtflIera I a Capt Elmer J 1 Wallace WalIcefron fro m Nlnellftnll NIncv Afa Com Cornp 1 p ran Pany to Seventyseventh Company CompllyOoat 00111 Anh Anhf ArtlIpt lerv tn tnr f lervCapt Capt pt lister t sler W CornUli Ninth Cavalry and lid lidelOnd 4 fcnnd r elOnd Lieut UeuIJ Horace orace N Munro F1nt F1r Cavalry Cavairalit Y11 alit 1I1 proceed to Hoi otS sprints rtnra Ark will report rePD 1110 1110ueneral to tornrral teneral rnrral Hospital for or treatment orIreatmcntThc treatmentThe treatmentThe The followlnr follow1 naval psva orders have havebeen been b Issued IssuedCommander IUUIComtnander Commander F A VTUner fromcomraand of th tbe th5r2 r2 Topeka when out of commission to borne and watt wattwo 5 wo ordrrs ordrrsI oTQraUrutenanlCommander rs rsUeutcnanlCommander 1 UeutcnanlCommander F U Bennett fromthe from tile tileolka To TOjk I olka ka to borne and w wall lt order 4 t Lieut J 1 K Tausatr tram the Topeka to borne bornend Jl 3 md nd wait order ordersd orderade r MriW 1 1hll hll rn W W stmooltta Slmoni to Cramp CraIII pardJ yards Phils PhilsMidshipman Plahe PbUMtdtiprnan 4 de e P a ato Midshipman B K Johnson JOIulJ D from IbTopeka IbTopekao lbs TcDeka TcDekai i to o the Texan T81i t l14shlpman fll lova IPmD A K KShotIP Snoup fromtb tromtUTopekato tromtUTopekatomJI from tbeTopek Topek to tolova toI oabipnua mJI r I A Todd ToddltrolDUltTo from U Topeka kat to t tb W 0 1 1 ALL itl J VESSELS MUSTtHAVB MV lBA J11e PAPKRS PAPKRSbisptctor pBB6 pBB6InPfClfDtl bisptctor Barred Prom Granting Verbal VerbalPermit Verb2lPermits erb20l erb20lPermit Permit Between Expiration and Issue IMUCWASHINGTON ltaueW IssueWAs1Notou WASHINGTON W AIIKINOTON Aug 26 26A A statement statementwas was made public at the Department of Com Commerce Comme Cornmoron moron me reo today to d Y relative to toanlmpropet t an Improper OWl custom OWltom cuatorn tom that has been brought to its attention attentionas as a existing in Home of the steamboat Inspoo InspooUon IMPootlon Inapeclion lion districts districtsThe dl dlstrlctisThe trlct trlctThe The Department gives exampes ofthe ofthenutter of the thematter thematter matter referred to A steamers certificate certificateexpire certlftcateeXpiree certificateexpire expire eXpiree on July 1 she he comes comee in for Inspection Inspectionon Il speotlonon on that day or only a day or two before that thatdate thatdAte thatdnte date the nspeotors go on board boardher her make maketheirInspection maketheir makethelr theirInspection their Inspection find certain repair repairs or oradditions oradditions orItiona additions Itiona necessary as the case may be bedirect bedirect bedirect direct these theeecorreotloDII correction to be made are aresatisfied arelatlded aresatisfied satisfied on the 1st or 2d 2dor of July that their theirorders theirordore theiroder8 orders have been compiled with and then thenadvise thenadvise thenadvise advise the master or ownerof owner of tbe vessel vesselthat vesseltliat vesselthat that although a1tboughher her certificatehas certificate has expired expiredand ezplredand expiredand and a new one cannot bo bo1 Issued suedbyreuon suedbyreuonof by reason reasonof reasonof of the tb ordinary delay Incident thereto theretobefore tberetobefore theretobefore before say the 8th of July nevertheless neverthelessthe nevertheleetbe the vessel may m y navigate prior rior to her receipt receiptof of the formal new certificate tor or a copy copythereof copythereof I thereof from the collector of customs customsIn In a circular letter to each eacbo lot of the ten tensupervising tensupervisin tensupervising supervising supervisin inspectors In rtbeDepamont rtbeDepamontcll the Department Departmentcalls Departmentcalls calls cll attention attenton to tbe fact f that tht this Is wi wiimproper MImproper n nimproper improper assumption of authority autorty on the thepart tbep thepart part of the aumptor local loc inspectors and ad that tbt no in inspector Insper inspector spector p sper has h any power inptor1l to allow alow a vessel vee el to tonavigate tonavgat tonavigate navigate navgat without any having havng her certificate cerficte bf bfinspection bfIns bfinsect1on inspection Ins clon wthot onboard onboardThe onb onboardThe The he Department also calls cal attention attentionto atenton atentonto to the fact fat DePmnt thatthere that there Is no reasonable ronble oc occasion oc ocoaion casion Olon te for foraysuoh any such irregular Irlaratlon action In Inasmuch Inamuoh Inasmuch asmuch amuoh as vessels vel are ar allowed alowed by the present presentrules prnt prntrle presentrules rules sixty days daysbefore daysbefore rle to apply applyrorlnspcion applyfor forinspection inspection sity day before the expiration expiraton of their current currentcertificate ournt ourntcrfcte currentcertificate I I crfcte certificateThe certificate certificateThe 0 0The The Department emphasizes emphles the fact factthat fat factthat that the ther Deptment requirement lrement of a certificate crt tof tofIs of ofinspection ofInspection inspection is at the basis bis of tho inspection inspectionlaw Iplon Iplonlaw law and d that no permission pennlion written or orverbal orvern orverbal verbal vern on tbe part of inspectors ipector1l can cn take takeits tke takeIts prt its place and that any continuance oontluano of ofpartment ofth ofthis pl th this Otom custom by the iDpre Inspectors wi will b be lund grounds groundsfor for promptand prompt and svere severe acion action by te the Do Dopartment partment prent both as regards regad the inspectors inspectorsand ipecr1l ipecr1lad and ad the vessel vesselSupervising vesselSupervising Supervising ves Inspectors have been bn In Instructedto InIt Initruotedto structedto Supri to bring brng ipctor this matter mattr to the atten attention attenton attention tion It ton of tbe inspectors inspcr1l under undr them and andalso ad adals andalso also als to the attention attenton of masters mater1l and owners ownersof ower1l ower1lof ownersof of vessels vels in their tbelrdisrcte tbelrdisrcteCANADINS districts districtsCANADIANS districtCANADIANS CANADINS CANADIANS MAY COMPETE COMPETEBonaparte COVPETEBoaparte COMPETEBonaparte Bonaparte Boaparte Rescinds Rld Order Oer Giving Glvth Naval NavalFreight NanlFllbt NavalFrelhts Freight Fllbt to Ante Ae me riean re Road RoadWASHINGTON Ro RoadsWanmarow WASHINGTON W IOTON Aug A 26 2Under 20Under Under an order orderIssued o orderieued der derlu Issued lu by Secretary 8tr S cretary Bonaparte Bnapr Canadian Canadianrailways Cadi Canadianrallwsye railways rUway will have an a equal eqU chance choo with withAmerican withAric withAmerican American Aric lines in bidding for the trans transportation lrs lrsporion transportation portation porion of navy nav supplies lupplc to the Pacific Pacificcoast Paooct Paciflocoast coast ct Incidentally Inoldetly this thi order revoke revokeone revkes revkesone revokesone one made me by Secretary Setar Morton Morn confuting confutingtransportation confing confingtprton confiningtransportation transportation tprton of these supplies lupple to t Amen American AmerlC Amenoan can C railways railwaysThe rUways rUwaysThe railwaysThe The matter was WA recently recnty brought bught to t the theattention theat theattention attention at ton of Secretary Str Bonaparte Bpr by a arepresentative Areprtatve arepresentative representative reprtatve of a Canadian Cdian railroad railroadwho rir railroadwho who complained cmplie that under the restrictive restrictiveclause retrlclve retrlclveCau restrictiveclause clause Cau of the specifications speifictons sent nt out by the theNavy tbeNav theNavy Navy Nav Department D met they were barred br from fromcompeting rromcompting fromcompeting competing for the traffic trafficSecretary trafficSecretary compting Secretary Bonaparte trc trcstry found upon in investigation i Inyestigation vestigation stry that Bnpr the chief chie of the uPn bureau bureauof buu buuof of vegation supplies and account auntof of the Navy Nav De Department D Do Dopartment supples partment was as acting aig under ude a verbal verb order orderby orderby orderby DmeDt by Mr M Morton Morn that tht contracts otraete should be bemade b bemade made only with ith railroads which whch ran ex exclusively exclulvey oxcluaively me ony rrs clusively clulvey in American Americn territory ttor Secre Secretary Sr Secretar tary tar Bonaparte thought this was wa an un unnecessary u tinnecessary t Bpr necessary i restriction and he Issued le an anorder anbdertbt anorder order ner bdertbt that shipments shpments rtcon by the Navy Nav Depart Department De Demet Departmont mont met should shoud be t made meoer over tbe line lie which whichwould whIchw whichwould would w ould do thework theworkcept theworkceptAr cheapest cheapestAfter cheapestAfter After the order was issued iud George E ECampbell E Bcampbell Ar tb orr w Gorg Campbell representing rprntngvarioU various railroad railroadInterests rair railroadinterests intertlnoludl Cmpbel Interests including the Great Ort Northern Northernpresented Norhern Norhernprnt Northernpresented presented to the Secretary Setry arguments argumentsfor agnts agntsfor prnt for Its it it revocation revcation He pointed point out that thattbCanadian tht thttb thatthoesnadian tbCanadian lines Itneehad bad b the advantageiover tnadntgovr tnadntgovrtml tbeadvantageovertheir advantageiovertheir tb tml their Clan American Aricn lDS competitors oompttr1l in that ht they theywere thy thyfTunbpredb theywWe were unhampered by the th railway rUwy laws as asto a asto torat fTunbpredb to rates He also suggested that tht thatif if i the tbenaval thenvl thenaval nvl naval stores etor and supplies supphewre sUlgt were sent ent over a aforeign af aforeign f foreign road rdtbr roadtbere there would be b opportunity opportunityor opporuty opporutyfor for or ric foreigners for r to obtain information inrormaton re retarding 1 itgarding tarding t them themiMr themMr gr iMr Bonaparte m thought thotgbt neither nihr suggestion suggestionundent sugton sugtonsutftcnt suggestionsufficient sufficient BMpr to induce induo him h to change chang his h de deislon d ciacisi6n islon sutftcnt oloD He told Mr Campbell Cmpbl that tht Con Coness Cn Cnb Congi0eshad gi0eshad ess had appropriated so much money moDY to toa tor torun run a the b navy approprs and the th Navy Nay Department Departmentd Departmnt Departmntand Departmentand r nay desired relieffrom the tbeDerations theoraton theoperations and d if ffMr Mr Campbell Cmphel Campbelldeefted desir releffrom operations i of oftbeordor the ordor just issued iul he h must mustStain mut mutobt mustobtain oraton oflorrjut stand Stain obt it from Congress Congl as the order orr would wouldtand wouldstand CANT CANT SELL LOVE LJE CHARM CHAIll BY MAIL MAILDepartment MAILDepartment UAL UALDpment Department Dpment Issue Ine Iu Fraud Fau Order Orer Against AgainstPerfumed Allnt Allntre Againstp Cake Works WorksWABHTNOTON WorksWAeErn ork orkWASN Perfumed p re rfnmtd Amatory Aatl Paste Pt ce WABHTNOTON WASN WAeErn roK Aug Atg2 28 20Alovers A lovers secret secretto s secretto t tto to makeany one love lov with true and ever everlasting everll everlasting lasting ll meanyone loyewhich lo e hib would be besent sent on on onre onrecei re receipt ro rocttoNO the business buslnessoperated buslnessoperatedby operated operatedby cei ceipt of oflO 10 cents cntsW was by b cttoNO EF EF E F Hansell Hel of Chicago Cico under the thename tbene thenazne name of ofthe fhe the Gem m Supply SuppyCmpy SuppyCmpyThe Company CompanyThe CompanyThe ne The Gem Supply Company Cmpy has been beendebarred bn bndbdfromthe beendebarred debarred dbdfromthe fromthe use useoftbe of the mails m a fraud fraudrder frd frdOf fraudotd otd rder r against it having lavl been bn issued Iued at a the thelost tbeYo theYoet lost Of Yo Office OdcDepartmont OdcDepartmontT OceDepartment OceDepartmentThIs an Department DepartmentThis This concern advertised advertl for sale a so socalled socle socalled concer se called T Oriental charm cha which would wouldenable wouldeMbe wouldenable enable cle ite lt possessor r to influence iuenc any any one oneThis on oneThis This charmwhich wboh was w nothing no bi more nor norless norle norlee less T le lee than thana c a small sl paste cake ce of perfumerycoet1 perfumery perfumerycost rumel coet1 cost 1 and It Itas was pe accompanied ampled by a book bookBUtltledLove bk bkeUt bookentitleALove BUtltledLove c1 entitleALove Courtshlpiand Courship Marriage MarriageThe Mae MaeTe MarriageThe eUt The inspectorBald Lve rsaSd the scheme 8hmewu was fraud fraudulent frud fruduent fraudsilent silent Te i and that Hansell Hal admitted atted that th the thesmall thesl thesmall uent sl small paqte pa cake ceor cakeof of perfumery peruer possessed pold no nopower nowr nopower power wr to charm charmBOYCOTT charmBOYCOTT b bBOYCOTT BOYCOTT OUTLOOK OVTLOK BETTER BETTERConsnlOeneral BETTERCOeero flETTERConaniGederal ConsnlOeneral COeero Roger r Report Repo Activity on ontfle ante onthe the te Part Pn of o0lea ChineseOfflclali ChineseOfflclaliWASHINGTON bneseOmoIalIWsunoTo omcla omclaW W WASHINGTON ROON Aug 26 2 26There There Tere baa b ha been beenno bn bnnocp beenno in the boycott situation in China Chinaaccording ChinaaccordIng nocp no change I t boyCtt stuaton Cha Chaacoorl according to a despatch dpatch received at the theState theStte theState acoorl State Stte Department Dprent today ty from Consul ConsulGeneral CODul CODulGer ConsulGeneral General Rogers Rr The Te officers omcr1l there are areworking areworking areworking Ger working to suppress eppr tbe movement movement and andthe ad adtheoutcok andthe the theoutcok outlook is better The T text of Mr MrRogerss MrRgers MrRogerss Rogerss Rgers despatch depatch Is as follows rolows While Whilethe We Wetbe WbIlethe the boycott bycott still stil continues coniue there tber are no nodisturbances nodto nodisturbsncee disturbances and the Chinese ChIn officers ofcrs are areendeavoring areendeavoring endeavoring dto to suppress the movement mveent On Ontbe Ontbe Onthe tbe endvorng whole wholcnditn wholecondftiofl conditions suppr ure more hopeful hopefulGovernment bopful bopfulOovernt hopefulGovernment Government officers otftogtber gather considerablecomfort considerable oonllderableom considerablecomfort comfort Oovernt from fromthe the despatch d pth from Mr Rogers Rogersaad Rgr1l Rgr1ladt Rogersand and adt om tbsy theybelIeve r Tblevetat believe that 1tlndloat it Indicates that tt the theantiAmerican theat theantiAmenicen antiAmerican movement is on the wane waneThe1 wanee wanehis at Aerl his e weather Weatherk ather 1 A Altonwctrl storm stormwaa WM central on ontle the coast Ct of t tbe tbeClrUn tbeCarotlnu tbeCarotlnuytaterdal Carolina Carolinayesterday I IJetera yesterday movtni movin northeastward Dorbeatard attended aU ede by byheavy b b7heavy heavy hev Jetera rainfall rlntah movn and huh Ilrb and ad Increasing Incnalwlnd wind wlndablow wlndablowtnt blow blowlot blO lot on shore from the northeast norllet except espt blowing blowingfrom blnr blowingrein from rein the or southwest atbwut over Florida Flotd This T storm stormwill ltor atormwill tb ha felt to a considerable distance distanceover distanceover will probably b fel 1 ellderle dltc dltctile l over pbblJ tile be ocean oca and ad only for a short aon distance d1tne Inland InlandTeasels tald taldVIs InlandVessels Teasels salting utnr southward loulllwar should stick lck pretty prlV close closeto doo doot closeto to tbecout thecolstafldto e coul and to t tbe theweatwardof westward welwar of the thestormeentar thestormeentarFair storm ator center centerFair cnter cnterFatr t Fair weather wether prevailed prahe over oerJ all allbe the northern northernStates aorbelll northernStates States StI and adwet west of Tennessee Teaneee In the South SouthThe Stb StblbetD SouthThe The lbetD temperature ratur was wlowerln lower In all al the Atlantic Atlanticand Iltl and higher In the Mis MisslMlpplValley Ml Mlalsalppt and 54 Southern suibero States Sttea ad Illle upper uppcrNI slMlpplValley slMlpplValleyIn alsalppt Valley In 11 this city el the day d ws w was fair and cooler rler winds windsfresh wIndfresh d fresh Dorbeataverare northeast average humidity humtdl U per cent centbarometer ct centbarometer barometer brmeter t corrected omUd to read r to sea se level at S A U UKM Mo2 KM o2 1 P M i t 2 2950 2950Tbe M MThe The temperature tempraturrtr yesterday as a recorded rrded by b tbe tbeofficial theoIflctal official ofcaJ table thermometer Uero meer la t shown ahow In the annexed annexedtable aDaeledtble annexedtable tble UK lp 104 lO 1M6 10 1KM lO 1504CA IA 70 I P II ir irP e 55 55S I S P U l lI 1 64 64a I a PI eJ J 12 mldnlfhtTO mldnlfhtTOHlfhest InldnlI70 1 51 51HIghest 8 P U UWAIBINOTON Uw Uwut1iool HIghest Htb t temperature tepportun 77 derall defreeaat WAIBINOTON w ljmot rOR JI41 roaxCaITrOITO CArrO tdDAT D VATJD VATJDForeafleTli 1 J XO TOUOKROW TOUOKROWfoTtanern TMOal TMOalT foTtanern T ForeafleTli New A1 York 10 parilvttoutlttOdav P4rltd d4I tearnur tearnurfn I wornwPfs fn fo Hit SC 1 Mtrleri lt n uror rr tomtma lr p4rtK rl ttouiii dll tAoicen tAoicenInoflemttn Moiieral lr lro Inoflemttn l o to oririjW off or SSQM HBW gIUofrtlIOluM tolrti tO jrcSJt teat to icutluail icutluailfor aCJffi3it4iO l lvil vil it4iO it4iOZorNewJerseYand I I70r for ZorNewJerseYand New Jeneyand Jend eastern etem Pennsylvahla PtlTnl Pennaylva ls f tl fair fairtoday air airtoKlay today Tomorrpw partly cloudy showers oera In Inorthportionllfht I Innorth pnlrcldn I Inh north l orthportionllfht rTDn prlonilib porloD light u to fresh trb northeast noreul to tolutb tolutbelwlad south southeetl south55s1 I IFor eetl elwlad wind windFor windsFor For New EncUnd EId cenerally reeraJltaJr fair today tooar to tomorrow 1 1mor tomorrow morrow partly cloudy eloudr showers Iboer In afternoon aftclllO or ornlfht orab ornIgh mor nIgh ab with wtb wltbwarrnertn p warmer1 waer In I west wet portion prla fresh fb north northeast norll norllet northst east et ttUleurnd to southeast winds windsForWe wIndyor I ForWe yor Wt1I rn New Nn York VontaJriAd fair and warmer war to todayr today dayr 1r day Fr thower tl eI at nIght Dtb or ort tomorrow lrl light llchtto lalt lalttott lighttofreabeMtto to fRheMtto tott 4 southeast aea winds wld THEPLOHGER THEPLOHGERPRESIDENT T j PLUHGERDiVg PL UNGERivEi itAIM itAIMPRESIDEVrAND AGAIPRESIDENT PRESIDENT PRESIDEVrAND AND UlStFANIL UlStFANILWATCH Il 1113 FAMILY FAMILYJATo FAMILYrrcii JATo WATCH HER n R DO STUNTS STUNTSTna 2fTh5Twa STUN1S STUN1SI I Tna 1a a Formal FoalElblUon Exhibition and al Mr MrRooie MrRooievelt Rooe Rooevelt velt ni Didnt DIdt see fe ee It AIIPorpoUM AIPapPla AIPapPlaTl PI PITag Play PlayTag Tag Tl With the te Craft Crftce CraftCrews Crew of the theSubmarfne the8bmarn theSubmarines Submarines 8bmarn to Receive Reee More Pay PayOTSTTSB Par01TR PayOrersa OTSTTSB 01TR BAT B Aug Au 20 2 26Tb The Telubmrine Telubmrinebt submarine submarineboat submarineboat boat bt Plunger made md her formal lorl public pblc ap appearance apprano appearance pearance prano to toy ay in the th bay here before beforePresident brore brorePrident beforePresident President Prident Roosevelt ROvelt hi his family faily and some somefriends some somefriend somefriend friends friend who viewed vewed the maneuver meUver1l from fromthe rrm rrmthe fromthe the Sylph The President remained on onboard onbr onbord Te Pidet rellned board br the yacht only abouthalf abut about bf hsif an hour houras houra houras as a he had importatili Imr 1mport mall ml to attend ttnd toat toathome to at athome athome home but the Plunger Plupr continued ontnue to show showher showher showher her tricks for an hour after he left leftOne leC leftOne One of the direct dir resultepf lMultol th the President PresidentInterest Pidet PidetIntert PresidentsInterest Interest Intert In Insubmrine submarine navigation Mviton i ltht lthttbe Is that thatthe thatthe the pay pyor payof of those tbo engaged ePod in initwill it will wi be in increased Incd increased creased cd Heretofore submarine ebmrine service servicewas eervloewas was W regarded regard d a ae shore shorduty shore4uty duty and adotftcrs adotftcrsad officers officersadd oMoereadd add ad ere ow crew w in Inepite spite spit of the danger di arealy arealyrivg areactually areactuallyreceiving treactuallyreceiving receiving rivg about abut zs percent pr Ont l lespa7 less pay on the thesubmarine thesubmarine thesubmarines submarine submarine than on other nayaliyessels nayaliyesselsThe MvalJvels MvalJvelsTe ayaiveesels ayaiveeselsThe ron The Te President Pident said sd that tht1hewo thathewufdsee he would fds see that thatthat thattbt thatthat that tbt state of affair r wa w was changed ob ied He Hedfecovered Hedcovered liedlecovered dfecovered dcovered jhe tle the faote f accidentally acdently t while iwhileconversing whileconverelng whUeoonverslgWth conversing oonverslgWth with Uetit Le Lie t Charles Cfl P Nelson Nelsoncommander Nelsonoommder Nelsoncommander commander oommder of the Plunger Pl rge andLieut andLieutShapley and Leut Liout LioutSbapley Shapley I IThe ShapleyThe Shpley The President Pridnt and and1ip andhiapartywent his party Y1ertc Y1ertcabr went aboard aboardthe abr aboardthe the Sylph from the J West Roosevelt Rsevelt pier pierat pierat at 10 oclock and ad almostimmediately aotJlmeatly the thePlunger thePlunger Plunger Plunger whose who eharkllke shaklke body by lay along alongside alonlside alongside side the tug Apache Aphe Apaoheonly only rly a short distance distancebehind distancebehind behind bhind the Sylph cast ot cut1 off of her mooring mooringand morg morgand moOringsand and began to move move down the bay bayShe hy hyShe bayShe She got considerable cnliderable headway hedway and soon soonsank soonsnk soonsank sank snk so that only the tbotop top topof of her conning conningtower onning onningtower conningtower tower was visible vible Shedipped She dlpp dippOd and andl rose rosethen rosethen then dipped again but never neor went Wet en entirely entrely entirely tirely trely out of ofslht sight while whie th the President Presidentwatched Pidt Pidtwatohed Presidentwatched watched her because she hadnt hr bue Ibe hdt yetwater yetwaterenough yetwaterenough yetwaterenough enough under udr her While Wie still sti in the inner innerharbor Innerharbr innerharbor harbor harbr she suddenly dipped dipp a small sl puff puffof puffof of spray was visible vsible and andtben then three thr jackiea jackieain Ja1 in a launch scudded dd after her torpedo torpedoAfter tordo tordoAter torpedoAfter After Ater that tt the Sylph Sylphstopp Syiphitopped stopped and the launch launchDart 1 launchDart unoh unohDart Dart took tok the President Pridnt back bok to the landing landingIn ldig ldigIn In response Ipol to a question queston the President Presidentsaid Pridnt Pridntsaid Presidentsaid said to the correspondents corpndnts that tht be went wentdown wet wetdown wentdown down in the Plunger Plungr because bu it would woul have havebroken hve hvebroken havebroken broken tbe boy boy heart if he hadnt hadt He Hesaid Hesid Hesaid said sid that it was a most mot interesting ltertng experi experience ezper capon caponence ence enc which he wouldnt wouldt have hve missed mL for a agood alood agood good deal dealThe dl dlThe dealThe The President Pldntlert left the Sylph about abut 1030 1030oclock 103 1030oclock oclock ocook The Plunger Plung in the meanwhile meanwhilecontinued menwblJ meanwhilecontinued continued contiue out toward towar tho Sound Sund Bud Suddenly BuddDly Buddenly denly dDly the cap cp of 0 the conning tower was waslifted ws wst waslifted lifted liftedStick liftedStiok t Stick Stck your head hed out shouted Com Commander Cm Cmmandr Cornmender mender mandr F T Evans Ev of the Sylph to Lieut LieutNelson Leu LicutNelson Nelson Neln who was 11 in the tower The ThePlungers ThePlungrs ThePlungers Plungers Plungrs commander comder stuck his hi head led out outand outand outand and grinned good go naturedly nturyto to the satis satisfaction sti eatlafaction faction facion gne of the ladies on the Sylph SylphThen SylphThen SylphThen Then the cap cp of the conning nng tower tow was wasclosed wasclosed closed cos again agan and the Plunger Bank s and andbegan andbegan andbegan began to execute some porpoise porise dives divesWhether dive divesWhether Wetber Whether the real r porpoises porise that were wereswimming wereswimng wereswimming swimng swimming about near by recognized rgqz these thesedives tbee tbeedive thesedives dive dives cannot cot be b determined deterne but at atall atal atall al all events they began bega to leap and an frisk friskabout friskabout friskabout about the submarine ebmne theft thoi big bodies bodiesflashing boes boesfuhing bodiceflashing fuhing flashing in tbe sunlight snlght Some Sme found foundthemselves roundthemelve foundthemselves themelve themselves on top of the Plungers Plunere partly partlysubmerged partlysuberged partlysubmerged suberged submerged hull hul and every time timesbe she rose rosefrom r roesfrom from the water to make one of other her dives divesa dive fm wter me a porpoise or two t o leaped back into the thewater tbowater thewater por lep water as asthougb though playing playng a game g me qf q tag tagwith ta tagwith with its iron sister sisterThis Ilster IlsterTs sisterThis This Ts seen sne greatly ty appealed appl tothe ttR oe Roose Roosevelt Roosovelt velt children chldren who were werl on the Sylph A Aline Alne Aline lne line of small smal craft ct filled filedwtb with sightseer sightseerand sghttt and camera cmera folk pressed pred on what power powerthey powerthey powerthey they had hadln in order to t come up with wlbthepr wlbtheprpoises thepor theporpolsee theporpoises poises to photograph photogaph them tbem but none none bf bfthem orthem ofthem them would pose pe They Theyseneto seenied to prefer prefertheir prrer prrertheir prefertheir their game gme of tag ta with the Plunger PlungerThe Plungr PlungrThe Plungerroe The submarine in the meantime metme had ha been beendoing heendoing beendoing doing her prettiest prttest She had been bn sub submerged subm submerged m merged rged until unt not even her periscope periscopewas was visible and she had h dived pse and had I hung suspended supended in mldwater md water At 1133 1133oclock 1133oclock oclock k she finally fly rose to the surface the theconning theconng theconning ooo t sra conning conng tower flew fow back b ok and the crewMn crewMntheir owln owlntheir crewintheir their shirt shir sleeves s es began bgan to pour out outand o outarid t tad and ad perch p h on the scant sct footing rotng offered offeredby of off ri riby by the curving deck The tests were over overand ov ovad overand crn and ad both bth the Sylph and atbe the Plunger Pl nger turned turnedabout turnedabout turnedabout about and steamed stemf back up the bay hy All Allof Allof l of the tbepyontbe party on the Sylph had greatly greaty en enjoyed enjoyed enjoyod joyed the exhibition exhibitionTho exhbiton exhbitonTbe exhibitionThe The party Included Inoude MissEthel MIIEthel4d MlesEthelild and Archie Archieand Arbe Arbeand Arch Archand py and Quentin Quentn the Presidents Pridents children ohlden Miss MissChristine MIB MiceChristine Christine Ctne Philip Philp and a Hall Hal Rooeevelt Reet Rooseveltand Rooseveltandw and andW andW W Emlen Een Roosevelt Revet cousins ouln of the teP Presi President President dent Mrs M J West Wet Roosevelt Re elt Mrs M E E T TEvans TEnD TEvans Evans EnD wife of theSylphs the Sylphs commander commanderand comnder comnderad commanderand and ad correspondents cpdents of tbe three tbr press pressassociations pr peseassociatkns associations 8otD W JSmlen en Roosevelt Revelt said sd that thatearlier tht thtele thatearlier earlier ele in the morning morn he had made the thedescent thedentln thedescent descent dentln in the te submarine submarineEvery submne submneEvrtmyougdowD submarineEverytlme Every EvrtmyougdowD Everytlme time you yougOdown go down he said sd you youhave yO youhave have feeling as though you are going a feln you a eolnup eolnupad up upand upend and ad vice vic versa versaThe ver versaThe The Te air be said sad seemed leem to be b as good goodasin go goodas asin as ln any ay other place pla but it is warm warmThe wa warmThe The Te sailors lor on the Plunger Plungr are lost lot in ad admiration admlrai admiratlon miration mlrai n for the President Peident and an the te coolness coolnessand coolne coolnead coolnessand and ad interest Intert he showed in the submarine submarineboat submane submaneb submarineboat boat b The craftwill oftwlleve leave here on Monday Mondayfor for the Brooklyn Brookly navy nv yard yardCHINESE ya yaOHINESE yardCHINESE CHINESE ACTOR INSANE INSANEHe He Impersonated Ipote Tf 1oe Woinei omen at the te Chinatown Chinatownmeater Olatn OlatneteBe QitnatownItsesterHs meater ItsesterHs eteBe Hes In I Beilevne BUee B Ueue Now NowSing No NoSing NewSing Sing Ting Tln a Chinese aChI actor r was wa sent snt to toBeltevue toBlve toBellevue Bellevue Blve Hospital Hcplt yesterday yestery and there tbre was wasa wasa wasa a great gt gloom over the th Chinatown Ctw theater theaterlast tbeter tbeterhast theaterlast last night nght The T doctors dore say sy that tht Sing SingTing Sig SigTg SingTing Ting Tg isincurably Insane f 1M and that the China Chinatown Chinatown town theater will wl never nvr see s him h again againA aan aanA A great gt fondness fodn for opium oplutheysy opiurnthey they say is re responsible r nosponalbie sponsible forSlng Tings downfall downfallAt doWa At the theater thter he h was yone one of the chief chiefwomen oblf oblfwomenlmperntr1l chiefwomen women womenlmperntr1l Impersonator Sing Sli Tings TSo fellow fellowactor felow felowacoreBld fellowactors actor acoreBld said yesterday yester yesterdaythat that be could oouldrlte oouldrlteth recite recitethe recitethellnee the th thellnee lines lne of 647 67 acts ac of o the tragedy trgey of the theGod t theGod God Sbo Nur Nurand and the Two Tailed Cow Cowwithout Cw Cwwltboutsklppmgaline Cowwithout without wltboutsklppmgaline skipping a line But when wbn Ting Tinga Tlg TlgA a as the Princes Wu arrayed in silken sken robesong robe rb robessang Wu A song sg thPo the maidens mdns prayer aye in high blh pitched pitchedtones ptci pitchedtones tones he is II said d to have hve pryr been bn at his ts best bestSing tt beetSing Sing Ting Tg was w arraigned in the te Tombs Tombspolice Tomb Tombspolice police court yesterday No one could culd get geta a polc word cour out of Jotr him He stoodwith stood with down downcast dow downcast cast Ot wor eyes and prayerful prayerul attitude atd while whileMagistrate wbe wbeMgtr whileMagistrate Magistrate Finn Fi decided did that tt be needed neededthe ned neededthe the Mgtr attention attenton ofthe of the Bellevue Blewe doctors doctorsDENY dor1l dor1lDENY doctorsDENY DENY DROWNING POTTER POTTERGeorge porTERGeale POTTERGeorge George Geale and Klnaey K Accused AC by Coroners CoronersJury Coer Coera CoronersJury Jury JuryWrutESBaRRE JuryWJLKZSSABEC a WrutESBaRRE WDSD4RR Pa Aug Aug20TJ 28 26T T J George Georgeand Georgeand rl and ad Harold Hld Klnsey K of this thlsotywbo thiscity city who were werewith were werewth werewith with Arthur Aur Potter who whowasoud was found mys mysteriously myateniously wth teriously triouly drowned dwed at Mud Pond last lt Satur Saturday Btur Bturday Sat mys r rday day were today accused aOd By 6yt the Coroner Coronerjury Crne1 Cor6neru Cor6nerujury I jury which found that thatln In some some manner mannerthe mr mrtbe mannerthe jur the two threw thrw Potter Poter into ito tho water Tbe Tbetwo Te Tb Tbtwo I Itwom two twom men e were present prtat at thehearing tbeherncand and andwere andware were overcome overeme when whe the t verdict verC was wasrendered wasrendered I rendered rdr iThey T Thpy are a nowin charge OWI of the thoDistrict theDistrict District Drlot Attorney Attrno They Ty went to the thepond thePnd thepond I pond to fish h and induced induo Potter Ptter to row rowthem rowthemaT rowthemacrose them themaT themacrose Pnd across The next day dy the th boat batwu batwufoud was wasfound wasfound found foud bottom btt up and Potter drowned drownedNothing dw drownedNothing I Iothlnwber Nothing othlnwber wa wuhesrdof beard of the th men meut11lt until last lastTuesday lastTueedaywhenthestory Tuesday Tuesdy Tueedaywhenthestory when bete the story having havnl beenpub beenpublished hpus beonpubliabed I lished they appeared sr at tbeDct theDistniot the District Attor Attorney Ar Arne Attorney lib ney office otftcland eap and said sd they bad b quarreled quarreledwith q qsneledwith r ne t with wit Potter Pot and ad had seen s hi b his boat uptetafter upset up upsetafter leJ after they theyleftblm lefttim i n a an n c r j 1 i 1 I WR4K1V B iiIS f lIJ 1E ERf iloslrjo1 POSITIOaj POSITIOajOovernment I Government Gc rment Criticised Crltlcla Cnitl lsedfor for ro Its I stand Itndln Itndlni In InI1 I1 tcrz Cnrzon Kltotitner quarrel quarrelIiONDdN i 4 C7 rKIene qlanel qlanel8p quarrel3pvctal 8p 3pvctal lal CalI Cabis Despatth lo TUIIf TUIIffJNDN Tea flux fluxTjONVN IiONDdN fJNDN Vug ug 38The 2 G1h lhb trend trnd of It English Englishopinion Eigl1sh Eigl1shp EnglishOpintOd opinion p r in repaid reGar l o the resignation rsigton of ofLoed ofIux ofind Loed Iux Curzon erzn as Viceroy Vloroy of India Jn la whll white whitefriendly whilefriendly friendly toward towa Lord Lr Kt Klt Kitchener hq heqer tonds tondsstrongly tndl tndlstronlly tcndsstrongly strongly toward a condemnation ndemnUon of r the atti attitude attitudeof tude tu tudeof of Its Is Government Gormnt in Its Itstrtmnt treatment of ofthe ofthe ofthe the former fonr A representative reprnitve comment commentwhich commnt commntwhohvolos commentwhlcvoiese which whohvolos whlcvoiese voices evert evr even theopinion thoplnlon of the th average averageUnionist ayrg averageUnionist Unionist Unolht is I I the th following rol wlnR from the Spectator SpectatorWe 8p Spetatot SpetatotW 1fr We w cannot cnnotbut cannotbut but conceive conolv that Uutth thatthe the Cabinet Cabinethas Cblnt Cblnthb Cabinetb has hb b sbesi beoti on a firstclass frtolqbstlonor questionof admin administration admn admnIstraton adminletration istration Istraton dangerously dangrouly in the wrong 1ng The TheMinisters TheMinisters he heHlnlltelwre Ministers Hlnlltelwre wore perhaps prhps obliged oblgd to accept acceptLord ftcoeptLord cpt cptLr Lord Lr CurzonH Czn resignation resignton on account acunt of ofhis ofhls ofMa his efforts rorte to t limit lit their thir freedom rrdomt in choosing choosingan ohslng ohslngan an Indian 1ndlanC Councillor un lor but b t that isa 18 a email emaildetail Bmal imalldetail detail dtU in a very r important Imporntstrggl Importantetruggle struggle They Theyhave Theybve y ybv have bv In the thm most t marked nkwy way after aCer month monthof montbso monthsof of o consideration conidrton and In the teeth tth of many manyof manyof manyof of the theabhstoIcl abbst officials of the Indian Indin hier hierarchy h1r h1rarhy hierarchy archy arhy destroyed dtryed the supremacy luprmy of civil civilgovernment civi civilgovernment government Ivermnt inIndia InIdla They Ty haw h in fact factwithdrawn faotwlthdrw factwIthdrawnthearmy withdrawn wlthdrw wIthdrawnthearmy the th army y from frm its control cntrol and andleft andJfth andleft left Jfth the decision decion of important Impornt military militarytquetions mitar militaryque tquetions qutons que tlons to an officer ofor whose bo views vw can cn never neverexactly Mreuy neverexactly exactly euy be b theirs tbl who may my be wholly bo1 box inexperienced lnx lnxp boxperlenced perienced enon in the th delicate deUot organization orgazton of a acomposite Acompte acomposite p composite army and ard who must mut always alwayshanker always1tr alwayshanker compte hanker 1tr after afteropportunUe opportunities for distinction distinctionwhich distincion distincionwhloh distinctionwhich which canbe cnb opened opend to tohl tohhn him only by active activeservice aciv acivseric activeeervbce service serviceA seric A practical prcicl decision e lon in the most mot Import Important important important ant departments dpamnts no noloigr longer remains rmais with withthe wltbthe withthe the Viceroy Vloroy who white w1 this thi new nw system systemendures systm systmendus systemendures of the most valuable valuableportion valuableportion endures endus Is i deprived dprived mot valuble valubleporion portion porion of his h authority authorit It I will i not endure endurelong endurelong endurelong long for no able Prime Pe Minister Minitr will wl Ileot IleotaWklory select selecta aWklory a weak eak Viceroy and no strong stng Vloroy Viceroy will willbe wl willbe be b able to bear br the thpltoD position in which whcb he heis h hoIs is I responsible rpoDib1 for the order ordr and well wlbig wlbigof being beingof of the th empire empi andyet and yt as rgr regards Its It army armybaa armyhas armyhas has only ony the position poion of the purser purr on a ship shipTO shp shpTO shipTO TO CHECKMATE CHECKYATE BRITISH DRlfISI GAVE GAMEGerman GAVEGeran GAVEGermsn German Geran Ha B Plan Pan for fp a Canal Ca to Connect ConnectCaspian Coeot CoeotCapian ConnectCaspian Caspian Capian Sea sa and Persian Pnla Gulf GnlfSptttol GolSpd GulfSpeetai Sptttol Spd CoUlt Ca Dttpatch Dpac1 to 1 Tarn TB Suit SuitLONDON St SVvfitNDoN LONDON LDN Aug 28 2A 20As As a setot seto setoff to the theEnglish thoEgllb thePnglish English Egllb projects proj8ts in regard rgr to making makg the therivers therver therivers rivers rver Euphrates Euphrat and Tigris Tg navigable navigableHerr nviable nviableHerr navigableKerr Herr Waecbter Wabter of Berlin BrU has h aproject aprJe fora foracanal for a acl acanal canal cl 450 miles in length letl to connect conne the theCaspian tbeCpi theCasplan Caspian Cpi Sea S and the tbePerel Persian Gulf Ac According Ao According crdg cording to t his bl plan the canal ca would ould begin beginat bgi at RoacH Ezl and ad take tke a southwesterly sutbwestery direc direction di direction tion ton to Bagdad Bgdd by turning tuing to account aunt the theKyril tbeKy theKynil Kyril Ky Uzen Uze and Dlyalla Dyall the Urgent Irglt tribu tributaries tributries tnibutanies taries tries of the Tigris TigrisAs T TA TigrisAs As A the Kyril Ky Urea Uz dries drie somewhat smewhat every everysummer ever everysummer summer sumer Herr Waechter Waehter wanted want a natural naturalreservoir natul natulrroir naturalreservoir reservoir rroir for feeding reg the tb 1 river rver He sue succeeded suo suooe sueceeded ceeded oe In finding fdg a lake lke as large lrge as the theSwiss tbeBW theSwiss Swiss BW lakes lke and the whole project projet depends dependson deped on the position plton of this ib mountain mountai lake If Ifit UIt IfIt it lies les blher higher than th the watershed watrshed between betweentheKyril bte betweethe theKyril thoKY the Kynil Uzen Uzn and the Dlyalla Dlyall then its Itawaters itswater itswaters waters water can c be b carried crried to t the theKyl Kyril Urea Uzenduring Uz Ureaduring during the dry season seasonIn so seasonIn In I referring rerg to this project prje the German Germannewspapers Gr Grnepaper Germannewspapers nepaper newspapers say that tht with the construe construction constrc constrcton construeMon Mon ton of this canal cna and ad the extension extenion of the theRussian theRul theRussian Russian Rul railway rsUwy from Hanadan Haa In north northwestern northwe northwestern western we Persia Pei to t tbe top of the Persian PersianGulf Perlan PerlanGull PersianOult Gulf the aim of the British Britb policy pliy namely namelyto namelycekt to checkmate cekt the theSlbr Siberian railway rway by a arailway arway arailway railway rway ltlg starting from Smyrna Smy and going goingacross goingAsi goingaoros8 across Asia Asi Minor Mnor to t Candabar Cdhr and Quetta Quettaand Quettaand Quettaand and thence theo to Hongkong Hogkong woujd woud receive rlve a acheck aoheocorever aoheckforever oheocorever oheckforever check forever as 1 soon sn as a European Ep Power Poweroccupied Poweropi Poweroccupied opi occupied Bunder Abbes Abb before bore Great Ort Britain Britainmade Brit BrItainmade made me that t place plc another Gibraltar GibraltarRETURNING Gbtr GbtrBE GibraltarRETURNlQSTEAifIRS BE RETURNlQSTEAifIRS RETURNING V RNl lf STEAMERS TEA E RS CROWDED CROWDEDMany CEO B WDED WDEDMa WDEDMany Many Ma AnteVlcinf A i i fnfibleto l Get G t Stateroom Stateroomfor 8tat teroomsfoe oom oomfo for fo theJTrlp theTp Home HomeSpttfal HomeSvear Homepectat Spttfal Svear Cotlf Ca DtipalOi Dtalt to u1StN u1StNLNN TmtSCK TmtSCKLONDON TrzScxLornor LONDON LNN Aug 28 21The 26The The hotels are reap reaping toap reaplog ing a rich rob harvest hrvet from fr m thousands thouF ld of Ameri Americans Amcrlcps Amodcaps cans cps caps who w oar are forced 0J to remain rmain abroad abroadowing abrcd abrcdowg abroadowing owing owg to the impossibility ipobity of securing urlng berths berthson brth on the steamships stmhip As A A all al these the have hvelen hvelentken been beentaken leeataken taken tken from tom now until ut the middle of Sep September Sep September tember Americans will willbe willbe tembr many prosperous pr rou Amerqn wi b be obliged oblg to return in the steerage steerageOne strage strageOne steerageOne One millionaire milonire who never misses mise a achance aohnc achance ohnc chance to turn an honest honet penny pnny engaged engageda enggo a return stateroom steroom In New NewYork York On ar arriving arriving atniving riving in London Lndon and nd learning of tho like likelihood Ik Iklbo likelihood lbo lihood of a return retur crush cru h he bought an extra extraitatoroom extrastt extrastateroom stateroom stt rom which he sold ld last lst Wednesday Wednesdayit Wenedy ata it a profit of WOO 500 CANT SWIM THE CHANNEL CHANNELBorccii CH4EL CH4ELDo5I CH4NVELBurgess Burgess Do5I Makes AnotherAttempt Another 0ter At Attempt mpt bat Quit QuitHair qull qullHAn QuitsHair Hair tttty nlY AercMt AercMtSpecial AIIi AIIiSlll CrMs CrMsSptctal Special Slll Cotta Cab Deipaltlt Dupacl to 0 TUB Ti TU SOT SOTDOVBB St StT2tDovan DOVBB DOVR Aug 28 21 26T T W Burgess Brgl who whomade whoJe whoznd made e an unsuccessful unuc8ul attempt atempt to swim the theChannel thoChl theChannel Channel Je Chl on Thursday Thury started on onanotber onanotberattemP another anotherattempt anotherattempt attempt attemP at a 811 01 oclock ocok clock this tbl morning morningBurgess morningBurgl morningBurgess Burgess Burgl gave gve up when whn half hai way across acrossthe aorol acrossthe the tbeCann Channel The T sea sa was Wary wry rough and andhewas andbwa andhewas hewas bwa nearly narly swamped swapd ewarnpedIn in it itEnoch ItEoh itS S Enoch Eoh Emery Found FoundSp Foud Foudse FoundSpi Sp se Spi rtJl Cable Detpatcti Duafl t to Tax Ta Strs StrsPARIS St SrfPAula PARIS Aug 28 25Enoch lEoh Enoch Emery Emerorerly Emerorerlyor formerly formerlyof of Yarmouth Y outb Mass a now a merchant merohnt in inMoscow inM inM Moscow M ecow W who wh disappeared dlpperrrm from Paris Pris in inJune inJue InJuno June Jue has been bn discovered dilooveredin in a hospital hospitalat bopltsl bopltslatDUlldor I at atDUlldor DUsseldorf His eccentric entro conduct conduc in inthe Inthe Inthe I the hospital hopitl attracted attraced the attention ette ton of the thepolice theplo thepolice I police policeSOCIAL plo ploSCIAL policeSOCIAL SOCIAL SCIAL DEMOCRATS NOMINATE NOMINATEBorough NOMINATEBorough DEYOCR4SOINATE DEYOCR4SOINATEBarol Borough Barol and ad County Cot Nomination NomlnDton Reported Reportedas Repor d da as a Made Mae at Convention ConventionThe Covento ConventionThe The New York section otlon of the Social Sol Demo Democratic Dmo Dmoctc Demooratic cratic ctc party par partLannounoed announced aouod yesterday yetrday that tbt at ata ata ata a borough born gb convention held In the hall hl of ofthe orte ofthe the te brotgconvoton Wprklngmens W9rkgmens Educational Euctonal Association AssociationEightysixth Aoclstlon AoclstlonEbtlxh AssociationEightysixth Eightysixth Ebtlxh street strt near neScond nearSeoond 8eoond avenue avenueit aveue aveueIt it bad d made the following lolowlng nominations for forthe forth forthe the th borough bru me h of Manhattan Mnhtt For Ben Borough Br Brough Benough ough President Pld t James 0 Kanelyj for formann forCoroner1l forCoroners Coroners D Dr ILchtscheb 1Ihthl D Dr Knelri S luger lugermann ger germ mann m Dr D Julius Juiu Halpem and Dr Levin LevinAt Lm LmAt LcvinAt Halprn At a county convention conventon of the th party partythe pry prythe partstb the tb following rolowing nomination nomtons were w mode modeFor ie ieFor madeFbr For Sheriff Sher Edward EwE E Lewis Lis for District DistrictAttorney Distrc DistrictAttorney Attorney Attrey L A Molklel MkI for Register Rgiter J JEdwards JEwars J4 J4Edwards Edwards Ewars for Judges Judge of the Supreme Court CourtA Cour A Benaim Blm F Paulitsjh Pui h and Ernest Eret Ramm Rmm RmmBalun llamtnHuman RammHumanChain HumanChain Human Cain Resent co Boy coys of Body BodyGIX Dor DorOwvav1N BodyO1ovxnavuLa GIX O1ovxnavuLa VKBSVILLE N Y YAug Aufi 20 26A A human humanchain humanchaIn Owvav1N u 2Ahuman 2Ahumanoh chain oh was w used ued today In in West Wot Canada CanadaCreek Cnada CnadaCk Canadacreek Creek Ck near neheretfd here heretoflnd to find the body bod of Devise DovineKnowles Ddne DdneJwJ DeviseKnOwles Knowles JwJ who was wa drowned drwd at Middloyle MiddloyleBy Wlddloville WlddlovilleBay iIddlev1lleBya Bay who were we swimming swig with Knowles at atthe atte atthe By Kowles the timehe tmehe disappeared dpprd rushed rhd to a nearby factory facr te for help hlp Fifty rty men responded respondedThey rpnded rpndedTey respondedThey They Tey went a quarter qurr of a mile down dw the fast fastflowing rit ritfow fastflowing flowing fow stream st formed fored a mle chain ohln across ace the theKnowles theck thecreek ck creek and wdd waded for the body of young Knowles Kow1e In threequarter t qurter1l of an yotl hour hourone hur hurone hourone one the body bdy of otte ofthe the men m in the chain chai was wlutrok struck by bythe bythe bythe HAPPY TEETn TEETnThe TEE TTflThe I I The Tooth Powder PowderThat Powderd PowderThat PowderThat t d That POlishes folls esTe6tb esTe6tbtoY Teeth TeethAdd Te th Add 44 to toY Your I VaeatlooWaat VaaUWqtU VaaUWqtUp Li List I p Ij f Loo 200 I IBHCAPTURD HEN t tPOOLROolTllJPOLIOE EN CAPTURED d 1f IN RAID RAIDPOOLROOM RAIDI RAIDPOOiI100M POOLROOM POOLROolTllJPOLIOE POOiI100M THEPOLICE SAY SY WAS WAIWELL nAnElL WASWELL WELL PROTECTED PROTECTEDHeavy IJI10TEOTEDIIea JROTECTEDheavy Heavy IIea Partition Partltlo Electric Eleetro Light for forSignals lor811all forMiguili 811all Signals and ad Other precaution Pecauto Against AgainstlUlders AplntRaldrrtIn AgainstRaidersIn lUlders RaldrrtIn RaidersIn in Capt Dourkes DourkePrelnt DourkePrelntbot Precinct Precinctbat Precinctbut bat He le Ii Ii I Not NotinrdThree NotlneThree Men Held HeldNearly HeldNerly HeldNearly Nearly 200 2 men were caught cuiht In a raid raidon rd rdon raidon on the second floor tor of 54 14 East Et Eighth Eghh street streetyesterday strt strtotorday streetyesterday yesterday otorday afternoon aferoon Only three thre were wereheld wereheld held as a prisoners proner The Te others were allowed allowedto to go loarter after their names name and addresses addr alowl had hadbeen hadben hadbeen been ben taken takenThe tkon tkonTo takentrho To trho The police polce did disome some strenuous strnuou work to get getinto getInto getinto into the place plao From the street stlt the floor floorappeared foor foorappeard floorappeared appeared appeard to bo occupied oupIed by James Jame Kennedy Kennedymanufacturer Kenedy Kenedymanuraoturer Kennedymanufioturer manufacturer of womens womenl underwear ndel The Thepolice Thepolc Thepolice police polc say sy the business bUlinee was only ory a blind blindTho blnd blndTho blindThe Tho store has been bon watched watbo for six week weekthe wok weeksthe the police polc suspecting suptng that it was a pool poolroom poolroom poolroom room roomDetective roomDetectIve Detective Dtcive Waters W tel of Inspector Inspecr Hogans Hogansstaff Hogansstai Hogansstaff staff stai obtained evidence evldono on which two war warrants warrants ar arrts rants rts were wer issued Luo by Magistrate Mgistrate Moss 10 In Inthe Intbe Inthe the Jefferson Jelmon Market court courtRoundsman courtRondmn courtRoiindsrnan Roundsman Rondmn Frank Fnk Gallagher gathered gathereda gthrd gthrda a dozen dozn detectives dtecths and guarded gurd every everyexit everyexit exit from the th building buUdg A half hl down downwith doZ doinuwith with axes axs and sledges broke brok in three thr doors doorsand dor1l dor1land doersand and finally iy landed lnded against aginst a heavy heav partition partitionThere pariton paritonTere partitionThere There Tere t was wa a door in the partition parItion which whichtbe whlohth whichthe the th police polo couldnt culdnt break in inAfter InAter InAfter After Ater a big bole bl had h been bn knocked kokd in inmen inth inthe th the partiton partition th the door was opend opened Sverl Sverlmn Several Severalmen men mn tried to make mk their thi escape ecpe over ovr the theroof theroof theroof roof but found the th police polo waiting waitig for forthem forthem forthem them themTbe themIhe themThe The iwarrante 1rnts called cled for William Wiim J Radl Radlgan Rl Rlgan RadIgan gan of 016 118 iB Sixth Sixh avenue acnu and aDd1s Isaac Wlnfleld Wlnfleldof Winfeld Winfeldor of 103 10 Seventh 8vntl avenue avnu both of whom were wereworker wr werearrested arted arrested Thn Then Mar Martin n Hfer Hoffer a bl brass brassworker worker of 106 16 East Et 102d 10d street wanted wantd to tobreaking tokow toknow kow know wht what authority th the strtt po pollee c h bad for forbraking forbreaking breaking braking in Just Jut to t show him Detective DetectiveMlnogue Dtecive DteciveMinogue DetectiveMinogue Minogue arrested arsted him h for Interfering interering The T raid rid was w made mde in the Mercer Mrr street streetprecinct stt sttprcit streetprecinct precinct prcit commanded cOlded by Acting Actig Captain CaptainBurke CaptainBurke CaptainBurke Burke but he knew kw nothing notbl of it ItMerr The ThoMercer TheMorcer Mercer Merr street patrol wagon was wucaledl called calledracing calledbut but th the prisoners with a ba bag or two Ot Otri o oracing ri racing cnana clar charts prnre ana and andtelephones teiepnones telephons were taken to tothe tothe tothe the Charles Chrles street strt station stationKennedys stIon stIonKnedys stationKennedys Kennedys Knedys name figured fgred prominently in the supposed poolroom Hundreds proment of ofcards orcar ofcards cards which suppsd the police pol plm say sy were wre good for foradmission foraion foradmission car admission aion were wre found in the room rm go They Theywere Thoywer Theywere were wer signed lied by Kennedy Kenedy The he police policesaid polce polcesid policesaid said sid it was the hardest hrdest place plac to get Into Intothey Intothey intothey they bad ever struck struckIn strck strckIn In addition additon to t the thick partitions prtitons the theroom th theroom room rm was WQ protected by a system 8Ytem of electric electriclights eltrlo eltrlolgbts electriclights lights lgbts and bells bls The Th outer door was wasguarded wasguared wasguarded guarded guared by a mwi who stood t near two twopush twopsh twopush push buttons set in the floor One when whenstepped whn whnsteppd whenstepped stepped steppd psh on turned tured on a foor red light in I tho thopoolroom thoIroom thepoolroom poolroom Iroom and nd the th other showed a white whie whieUglt whitelight fight fightThe Uglt light I Irhe UgltTe The Te police plc said sd that a Brooklyn Brookly Supreme SupremeCourt SupremeCourt Court Cour Justice Ju tco had ha Issued Ied an a injunction injunctionagainst injunton injuntonagainst injunctionagainst against police plce interference lt rerenc with the th place placeDOESNT pla plaDESXT placeDOESNT DOESNT DESXT MIND SHORT SKIRTS SKIRTSPersian SKRTS SKRTSPenla SKIRTSPersian Persian Penla Minister llnlter Dnl nl a Criticizing Ctczl Amen American Aer Amencan can ca Girls Grl and ad Seashore Seaore Customs CustomsWASHINGTON Ctom CtomWASHINGON CustomsWASHINGToN WASHINGTON WASHINGON Aug Au g 28 28More 2eMorteza Morteza Khan Khanthe Ka Ebanthe the Persian Perian Minister Minlstr who bo was wasquot6d quoted in an anInterview a anInterview Interview Interiew recently reenty as criticizing ortlcn the freedom freedomof rrom rromor of tho American girl at the seashore has haswritten h haswritten written to tho Washington Washingtn Post denying denyn the theauthenticity theauthentcity theauthenticity authentcity authenticity of the statements attributed attributedto to him The Te interview Interew in question queton said d that thatMr tbatMr thatMr Mr Morteza Mortez was shocked obocke at the abbreviated abbreviatedcostumes abbviated abbviatedcstume abbreviatedcostumes cstume costumes of women ho saw on the shore shoreand shoreand shoreand and that tht ho held up his hl hands in holy holyhorror holyhorr holyhorror horr horror at the thought of the consequences consequencesf cn uec if f the American Amerc habit of seashore sehore life were wereIntroduced wereIntroduced woreIntroduced Introduced into Persia PersiaThe Pela PelaThe PersiaThe The Minister MlnlftEr has hA ju JURI just t returned JtuJ from fr a atour atour tour of Atlantic resorts and denies dees that he hewas belevor hewas tr orAtlato was levor ever interviewed inteniewe rr by b any one on the thesubject thesUbjec thesubject sUbjec subject He adds ad that he a would never be beBO b beso so indiscreet Indict as a to make any ay such soh criticism criticismand ctc criticismand ad and thus expose himself hllef to the resent resentment r resentment ment of the expe fair sex sx in America Americ In his biscommunication blscmuction hiscommunicatIon cmuction communication Mr Morteza More says saysEvery saysEvery Every Eer country coutry has h its it 6y own peculiar peculiarm 11 peculiarmode m JT il Tt l J Al A A Aapted mode of life which is doubte doubtless toe beet beetadapted t tadapto adapto adapted moo apted to lre the social soial institutions InstutOn of that thatarticular tht thtpaicar thatparticular particular articular country and ad I am a toocosmo toocosmoolitan too coo coopoltn cosmo cosmopolitan coutr politan paicar olitan and ad liberal minded mnde to find fd fault faultrlth raultWth faultwith poltn lberl Wth with rlth the delightful freedom rrom enjoyed by byrising bythe bythe the Aoric American delgtul frl girl S So t If a en entrring entrringrprer enterprising enterprisingreporter enjoy rising risingnown reporter 18 has pUlshed published In sme some ukow unknown unknownpaper nown nownoper paper rprer any ay criticisms critcm of mine mie it is evidently evidentlyhe evidenty evidentythe the he clever Invention inventon of his hirerle fertile imagina imaginalon imagination lon for I have lwe invariably invaably respected rpte imga imgaton the tbenanners themaers themanners lived I manners ton maers and ad un customs cutm of the th country cutry wherein whereinlived wberin wberinI whereinIlived I MORE TO LEAVE EQUITABLE EQUITABLEHetlBnatloni EQVITBLERKllatlo EQUITABLEResignations Resignations RKllatlo of others of tile ue Old Board Boardof Bor of a Directors Dleeton Expected ExpectedNo RpectM RpectMNo No one on connected connted with wth the Equitable EquitableLife Eitble EitbleLre EquitableLife Life Lre Assurance Asmn Society Siety would wold comment commentupon coment comentupn commentupon upon yesterdays yeterys reply rply of Ir the society Iltr to toAttorneyGeneral toAttryGnerl toAttorneyGeneral upn AttorneyGeneral AttryGnerl Mayers suit suitA sit sitA suitA A director dirtor of the th Equitable Euitable who desired desiredhis dllred dllredhi desiredhis his hi namekept namkpt secret soret said sd that th since sine the thesociety thesoiety thesociety society soiety itself itlr had hd become bom a plaintiff pIU in the theAttorneyGenerals theAttrneyOenerals theAttorneyGeneral8 AttorneyGenerals AttrneyOenerals suit against aait the th old olddirectors olddrtor olddirectors directors he did not nots see how those tho of the theold t theold drtor old directors dirtor who were still si in that capacity capacitycould capaiy capaiycould capacitycould could with wih any grace gr oontlnueto oontlnutosr oontinuetoeerre oontinuetoeerreA serre serreA A meetmgof O tho new DW board bor of directors directorsis dirctore dirctoreIs mtng he continued continuedthat continuedad continuedand is to be b held hd op Wednesday Wedsdy ad and th the mter matter 01 wl will liely likely 0 o dUdat dUdatthat discussed at atthat that time It I would not surprise me to tos tosee toseeseveral see seeseveral several ti resignations resigton handed surr In In I fact factthoro fat fatthore factthore thore are those tho who believe blee the course coursetaken cour coursetaken taken tkn by President Prsident Paul Morton Morn was merely merelya mrely mrelya a move mo to force ror certain cran resignations resignationsPresident resigton reslgnatlonsPresident President Morton refused refusd to comment commentIn coment In PrslentMorton any way concerning the action ation of the thesociety th thesociety society siety and made met concrg it clear that until unt there therehad thre therebad had been bn a completion completon of o his hi own ow Investiga Investigation invsti investigation tion there would be b nothing to tell concern concernlag conrn conrning concernlog lag ton Equitable Euitble affairs affairsSUES aai aaiSUES affairsSUES SUES HUSBANDS HUSB4 DS RELATIVES RELATIVESCorhams RELATIVESGorham RELATIVESGorhains Corhams Wife Says Sa They nIeyAlrlte Alienated nil BI BIAfecton HisAffections nilAffections Affections Afecton AfectonSTYFOBD AffectionsSratFonD f fSTAMFORD STAMFORD STYFOBD Conn Cn Aug 26 2Ema 26Emma Emma V VGorhnra VGorhm VGorham Gorhnra Gorhm who was a a stenographer stogpher in New NewYork NswYork NewYork York when she married marrie Samuel SmuelR R Gorbam Gorbamof Oorh of r Stamford stor April 24 2 1001 101 1901k has b brought broughtsuit brght brghtsit broughtcult suit sit against agat Louise LoulY H Oorham Gorhm her mother motherinlaw motherinlaw motheriniawand inlaw iniawand and againstj agalns Louise Lui R Gorham Oorbaror for 15000 She says sYI they have hve alienated alienatedher aUena 10 her husbands hubad 0 affections aotOD and ad have ba VI by by advice adviceand advic adviceand and financial finacil aid Induced Induc him hm to bring suit uiiltfor suitfor ult ultfor for divorce divor from her The papers paper allege allegethe ale alethe alla e ethe the defendant derendant enticed entc the plaintiffs plaintiffshusband paSntU plaintiff s shusband shusband husband away to a separate separte residence ridenc on onJan onJa onJan Jan Ja 11002 I 10 1002 and on Feb 181005 18 11 1905 he brought broughtby broughtby broughtby by their persuasion per1luion anactionfor anatonrordlvor anatonrordlvorDV divorce divorceBUYS divorceRUISMILESOF BUYS DV RUISMILESOF SMILESOF MILES OF PULP WOOD RODLAND RODLANDBnlhatan LAND LANDBtnghamton LANDBinghamton Binghamton Bnlhatan Paper PPr Company ComPy Makes flaeMU flaeMUlon Mil Million MUlion lion lon Dollar Dolar Purchase Pcale In I Canada CanadaBIKQHAMTON Caa CaaBmolUN canadaBxNOUAUTON BIKQHAMTON BmolUN N NYAug YAug M 2Te 20The The Bay Bayless By By1B Bayless less Pulp Plp and Paper Company of this city citytoday cItyty citytoclay today 1B concluded onluded a deal with the Seminary Seminaryof Smr of ty Quebec Qobec a very vr old oldCaholo Catholic institution institutionfor ittuton ittutontor for the purchase purhaS of 800 8 square suare miles mes of ofspruce ofsproo ofspruce spruce timber land ld on the River JUvr 81 Stanno Stannothirty anno annothirty t sproo tmbr Btanr thirty miles from Quebec 4ub uebeo The deal in involves involvsnearly Involves volves volvsnearly nearly mes 11000000 100 of purchase prb money moneythousand monYI monYIand moneyand and the expnditure expenditure or sevral several hundra hundrathQusd hundred hundredtbgueand thousand thQusd more mr very soon sn for the establish establishment estalh estalhment establishmeat ment of pulp mills millsThe mill millsThe The Seminary Bmrof of Quebec received reld Its Itacharter Itscharr itscharter charter charr for this property propertyover Qeb over three thrbU hun hundred bundied died dd years ago ao from the King Kn of France Franceand Fre Freand Franceand and it yar1l was later confirmed conrmed by the th English EnglishIrtihAmerlcan Elh ElhIrtsAeeaepnbUe EnglishIn1thAmIean IrtihAmerlcan IrtsAeeaepnbUe Republican League LeagueThe Ln LeagueThe The T IrishAmerican IrlshArcnRpblc Republican 1ge 1geof League Leagueof of Greater Orar New York has ha recently rnty been beenformed bn bnford beenformed formed ford to t take ta part In municipal municpal politics politicsIt poltc It to make a thorough and I proposes prps m eye systematic sy eyetematio tematic tematc campaign throughout the th five fiveboroughs tv fiveboroughs boroughs brough capa The 1h 1 he organizers orgaer are aremen YOlg YOlgmn young youngmen men mn who propose pro to be b aggressive aggressivecoming aggreselvein tle tlecoming coming omlng campaign cmpaig They Thyare aaveitb are actively atvly or organizing orgag orgn1zIng ganizing in I n each eah Assembly Ambly district dltrT The TheMartin Theorbaident gag p orbaident lnt of the nw new or oranizaLion lon Is IsMhw Mhw Isttbew J Harninaton 01 The Bronx Hn T Martin in J 1 Murphy of offlrookiynia 1 th the Brn cbafr cbafrnof mothextbe nof tbeerecutiye Murbyor c commMtee t c 0 T i ii iiBro A t k S Company CompanyBroadway U mtng I It c 1 1Ihfi Jf Jfc I IA ri riBro Broadway Bro dway 33d to 34th 34thStreet 34thStreetPORMONDAV Street StreetFOR StreetPOR FOR PORMONDAV MONDAY WB ANNOUNCE ANNOUNCRTh 1 1 Ihfi Th A Initial I nUp I Presentation fr D PtAtSr of ofFall o f 111 n J j jFall I Ai AiA Fall Fa Tailored TaoredSu Suits for Women WomenIn Womejn J JIn In In Authoritative Mth rUf1i Advance A fr M MDisplayed Models ModelsDisplayed I I i iDisplayed Displayed you will wi find a representa representative representateseries teseries tive series jt of exclusive styles designed designedfor i J excusie 4 o jjj jjjfor for early fall fal street service seMice They are arefashioned arefashioned arefashioned fashioned of the new fabrics in the ac accepted accepted accepted o cepted Fall Fal colors colorsXh colorsI colorsIh I Xh I Epsteason J ftS f Sr aje fl k of f fDresses Smashable SmashableDresses f p l i t tDresses Dresses for Girls Gls and ad Suits Sut for Boys BoysFjna 1 1fbifl 4 Fjna fbifl Price Jri Reductions ReductionsBoth Rc RcBoth gM t r Both departments deparments are charged char edwith with a task It Itis is1 this thisTo thisTo th1sTo To be rid rd ridofevery of ofever every garment brment designed desi ned for this1 this thLsseasoni thLsseasoniservice seasons V Vrt seric service this season That rt is the reason for A Atraordihary te the ex extraordinary extraordliary ff ffseric traordihary and final price prce reductions reductionsWB reductionsrIB reductionsI I WB rIB DRESSES FOR GIRLS OIRLSbout GIRLSAbout v vAbout About bout three thre hundred dresses of colored chambray natural and andcolored andcolored andcolored colored linen fancy percalesfancy percales fancy lawns and kindred fabrics in ina ina ina a diversified divrsified series seres seriesof of models Sixes Sies 6 to 16 years yersl yerslf years225 J JFormerly Formerly f rmrIy150 150 to t9 225 At 85c 85 j jFormerly t1 t1Egrm t tEn1y Egrm Formerly ry 3 350 35 0 to 550 At 195 i95Girls v vGirlsLinen I IGirls GirlsLinen Girls Linen Coat CoatSuits Suits Suis in junior sizes s zes together to ther with shirt waist waistsuits WS1Stp j jsuits suits sui and regulation regulaton navy suits suis of oilmen linen lnen for girls girlsFprmerly Irls l l1i31y l E Fprmerly tmry 1i31y 500 to tS c 1000 At t 295 295THE f j jTIlE if r j i iTIE THE TIE SUITS FOR BOYS BOYSRussian 4 4RussIan 7 7RussIan Russian Blouse Suits of madras or gingham glniam in blue tan red pink pinkor v vor J Jor or gren Sizes Slzs aX 2 to 7 7EprmerJx 7QixIY I II I IfSrrrlx EprmerJx fSrrrlx 145 145 At 85c 85cRussian 85cRussian f Russian Ruslnn Blouse Suit of French chambray Scotch madras madrasEnglish m madrasEnglish draJ I I IBnglsh English Bnglsh galatea galateacbelot cheviot or khaki khikl cloth Sizes Sizs ili 2 to 8 years yearsiQrixIY w wFormerlx I IE Formerlx E rmrlx 295 to tS 400 At 195 195That 195Tbat 195Tht I J That PostSeason Sale SJ ae of ofOxfords I IOxfords 1 it Oxfords Oxords f for r Women pmeD ChdeD Children ChildrenIs f fh rJ 1 W f fh h Is stdl Stjl iII iij JPorce E JQcSince r f4 f4Since f fSince Since at all al times our department deparment maintains an ex e exhaustive j jhaustive 11 11haustive haustive stock the end of the seasons s clearance be becomes becomes becomes te comes a task of moment Even Bvente the constant demand demandof of a week has failed faied to exhaust exaust its resources Con Contemplating 5 5templating I Itemptatin templating the finally finaly reduced prices we e ought to see seethe i ithe 1 1the the last of the shoes before this ths week is Isdone done i K rT rTOxfords 1 1 1Oxfords Oxfords for Women I J i f fWfilKini k kWlIcIni r Jt Jtfl i WfilKini fl EiimE Pmll SiRnan aiUIRD iknn Xin IiulDI Ii unsi n4 Qisfaril Q AHi of patent pat nt i iIcathor 1 1 1leather leather lni gun un mctol m metalcalfskln c alcafskln calfskin ylcl vlci kidt kid kid white whie buckskin tM tMor t t vji vjior 11 or white canvas canv r f r I f 2 Af AfEcmc1l3 je jeEprmerjy 5 Eprmerjy I cormerv 1 350 to y 5QO J J JWlk1n WW r if j jFfilkJntf j i FfilkJntf Wflklng BHroE8 Pmll of patent patentleatber Uather 1 At V VEormerlx cERix1X 1 1f Eormerlx f rrrx f 250 and rg 300 J I95l I95li I95 I95ihia r rGibson j Gibson 1 11 Ilt llgff PufflES PEICms find Qsfflrf llSflof Iltlof Il of tan Russia Russlal At Atr Atrcalf y1 i 1 1calf calf and pongee or brown kid r i iF9rmi1y 1 1Pormcrly t ponsee Pormcrly E9rr 1350 350 35 and m 500 J i iFor i65dt I65 I65For o oFor r For Boys Misses and In Children ChildrenMisnss ChildrenMififififi li liMIII Misnss MIII BDsi An ChiWtfina hnssnl hllcIrn SliEDSW SUggfrl l1pr of pate pateatleatheC pateat t leather and l j A At t it itblack black or red kidskin I 3 and5 strap models modelsFjxi1y t M v vFormerly f Formerly 150 1 5 to t 200 J I 100 100RfiXS i JOOQX OQ rm RfiXS B2XI QX QxfRtfls Q fss1 of tan t ry an Russia Rusia calf cal patent leather leathr or orbox At A t j jbox 1 box calf and Lace Shoes of tan calf calf2OO t caf cal H T I Formerly 200 and fm ic 250 25 j J 145 I 451 S J 0 B FORAKER F BKB JRS oBS SUIT SUITTries SVITTet SUITTries Tries Tet t to Beeover aecoer BecoyerHtoekGlyen Stoek1Given toGv t te Broken BrokenasSeeorltr Beera Beera8tr flrekenas asSeeorltr asSeeorltrCctciNKATif as 8tr 8trCICAT Se unlty unltyCIxcni2eAu CctciNKATif CICAT OhiOi Ohio Aug Au2 J8J Benson BensonForaker Bn BnForker BensonForaker Foraker Forker Jr son sonOf of f Senator Satr Forakertoday Forakertodaysued F Foraker rk ty tysudthe today todaysued sued sudthe the Atlas Ata National Ntonal Bink BlnkJ J Frieden Friedenwald Fe Fniedenwald wald H H P Bsyden Bydn Ro Rand Rand and Alfred AlHolz AlHolzmn Hole Holeman Boltnan man of oftblctand this city and Charles Chale Henrotln Hent of ofChicago otCic ofChicago Chicago mn for foran an Injunction injucion to t stopthe s p the threat threatened thrt thrtened threatened Cic a ened sate MI of CoUOI Cincinnati GM and Eloctrio EloctrioLight Eleto EletoLlbt EiectnioLight Light st StK BtO ok held by the t bank 1k and Frieden Friedenwald Fn Fnwaldo Fniedenwald Llbt wald He allege alleg that tat Holzman Holzn A Co Cobought C Cobought bought buht for him h some sl semi stocks stoon on the New NewTork NowYork York market mktad and that they represented representedto reprnted reprntedt to t him they had hd bought bou t more mo than t be or ordered or orderedThey ordered dered deredThey They asked ae him h to t give them tem temouty se security soounity curity outy for his h1sa account tmtwth with them thm where whereupon whereupon upon hi deposited dpited with wtl them thm two oer oerttncates oertificatee ttncates upn tft each ec calling OUI for tor 100 10 100sbaree shares shar of ofe Cinr Cinrclnnatl Cin Cincinnati clnnatl GMand OulandEeo Electric stock stockHe sto stoHe stockHe cat He alleges thatbe that be believes bel some of the thepurchases thepurchee purchases uh aUeg claimed olaime to have hve been b made me by byHolzman byHolz byRolaman Holzman Holz Co C now defunct dfc were fraudu fraudulent frauu frauulot fraudulent lent lot and ad false fa and adtht that Holnman Holz h Co C were weretherefore weretherrore weretherefore therefore therrore not entitled entUe toask toak him h for stf stfcurity s scunity curity tter be alleges Holzman Holm ft Co Copretended Copretended pretended cty pretded tter to assign alel the tecrct oartiflcatea to the theAtlas theAtlas Atlas National Bank and d to Friedenwald Friedenwaldas Natol Bk Feewad Feewada as Ats security for pretended delorrom Joans loan from them themto themt themto to a t Bty Holzman Holz A cO Co He Heall alleges that both bothFriedenwald bth bthFeewaSdad bothFniedenwald Friedenwald FeewaSdad and the t bank bk knew 1ewwh when they theyaccepted theyaccepted accepted acpt the tstk stock certificates cr t that tht Bolt Holzman Boltman man Co C bad b no authority to pas title tte to tothem tothem tothem them m c He asks ask the t auttop court ou to determine determinethe dete detetbe the amount of his hlslndebte indebtedness to Hols Holsman Hotsman man of m the th 4 c certificates crtioat Co and ad that tlt it order oer the t return rt to him himof himof I CHINESE BOYCOTT DO HffJiCt HffJiCtnear I 1ECTL 1ECTLFlew COTT6Et5 near F Trade Between Btwe Pacific Pco PcoCa CwuT CwuTChina Ceasstine China ii I Is Ca Paralyzed ParalyzedSgATTW P PsralyzedSgA17Lz SgATTW S TiWasb Wash Aug 2 2Ad 2AdOlvedb 2eAdvloes 2eAdvloesoeived Advl Advlongkong Olvedb oeived by a lrgmli large milling company of t tcity ctytr city from itagtin its agent In Hogkonlt ongkong cpY jay that thathas tl te the Ceee Chinese bycot boycott of Aerc American goc has paralyzed 1 the th flour four trade tebtW8 between Pacific Pao Coast Ct ports pandChina and China vNo No a1s 5 have been bn made mde since a0 July Juy15 IS and all onkKfc 0 0fe for September Ptber shipment ihlpmethve have been b a east eastceled ca caceled celed celedThe fe fePtber 3 3breadmakere T The cm companys 7 a agents ts writ write tt that tb breadmakere brmr in i inthe the bakeshops bkho of Cantad Cantadand Ct cetcdand ti and aHo Hongkong ong refuse ruseto to handle bdie Americai I Ifor flour for andthe an te small Iml dealers ders dare d darenot not purohaai piirclonI j I it Itfo for this tb reason I The trade t with Wt pr jib i Strait Strt Settlements Settemoad and IndoChina IdoOh isao L is also alsothreatened threatened thrte by reason of the fact fat that tW te b tHt flour four supply for fo r these tbe countries cotes to L coii c ctzUedwbolb ctrolled t trolled tzUedwbolb wholly by Chinese Cne merchant meht merchantsWALKS Jik J JWALKS 5 WALKS I ALlS MO M MILES MILESIN IN 13 DDA 12Hungarian Afli AfliHungarian 0 0HOpu Hungarian HOpu Leeklng LH5 fee r Work W Had Ra RedFeed Uttfil UttfilWnjaeaBABBi I Fe Feed FeedWuxaiaazai f WIJ WnjaeaBABBi Aug 2fl 2rp 2rpa 2eOeorge George Sn WL WLa a Hungarian Hua arrived ave here hr today Tt hari byg bygwalked gV gVwalked walked wad the 400 mlleejrom mfromPttbull mIles from Pttteburic ttsburgInth m tb ife ifePitUton lt last twlvedayHe twelve days Ho W wag 1 so w whugr wMk ibl hugr hunger ad and exposure th that when he raad PitUton Pttstn thepolice thpoUo the eJp police gave him hm monet m bJi to rid rb to this th city ct He Sd wd that be h hid kd tr fcS kep going goig night nlht and day as be h had no ib money moneygo zoms zomsand and waeluto was anxious to get hre here 1 so hadolBj tb that h hgo go to work wor and earn eamsome some money mon moneynow Heto Hetonow now 1 being blo cared for byfrlends bYfr nd andas and andashe anduas J aw awas as ashe he regains his b strength stnlh an effort will willmade willnadetoflndworkforlilm made m nadetoflndworkforlilm to reP find lnwor work for him b a etow1 P 4 F Furniture withA with i iA 1 A Distinction De Delst DistinctionThat lst nctlon j ji jK i 1 1Tht K 1 Tint Tht comes comeit witfc a ctfUittotck eftis certais to tosci of 0 tie tnmal avl u i apptftat spp pPt teat i is cf every tingle sla1eP iingtepiece iingtepieceiboWa pitca pitcaikowa i illos ikowa in iatl tleie skop 0 ops The Tl effort cf to lolld bletd cHtacter clute sad metaing Ci 8 8domit is tme tmedomiaut thdouiiuat domiaut domit tiniai aa sfrai 1 it ireitwero fvraitwe for fc tbe e Liviag LviaRBedR Room Roo Bed Room Diaiag DiialGJ DiialGJaadStdyWep ROOM Rooaisad J Jt Jand t C and aadStdyWep Study WeMmpIyftpett rpnJephu tie pkrti pru voodcnft wti isiu iu perfectiot perfectiotr pioL pioLJ pfecioiGr r t J f r t Grand Gr d Rapids RapideFurit Furniture FurnitureCompany Furnit re reComp i iCompany Comp Company CompanyIsieorport a ny nyUaCGrorated UaCGrorated Isieorport IcrporssJ34t f f34th 34th 3 34t Street Street West West Nos Nos 159157 159157M1NUTK 117 155157HNIUT I MNTraN M1NUTK TIO FROM r w BROADWAY 04A 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r1 1 P ri1r H J CLIPPINGS FOR THE MIKADO MIKADOsrAuronn MIKADOI 1 I srAuronn SJ UfOrW IIITI ursr llr flrRltxxoIItS 1 r7uv tfluNtJIII r7uvtvvoi tvvoi tJIII txxoIItS txxoIItSI ivr sirs 1t S vcinnA vcinnAHacker mIII1MJll1cktr I 3 Hacker of or o Cartoon arlllOIl Klioy Ioihpy SIiv Thtt Haint HaintAinu UII UIIAinul flhiiiIMnui Ainu to t liuprrw Amerlton an Nrwipa NtIarII icwipPerI icwipPerIPfl er eroh oh II IJllllnpM lapunH Pfl HtifrrNncplal IIIIPISiIerI Mnvoy o Gold OolcltOlr Goldt oltl oltltinrr t r 4 tinrr oer and IOU 1I Statownon I Emryo EmDrVOS 8 Uchlda Japaneno Cpn tOMIIIClenl1ral iil0on ral to tothlo tothlG totht9 thlo city Ct heard yesterday that Mr Stam Stamford Starnford 1 ford White ban been sendIng out glowing glowingletter Rlowlllitlett glowIngr r letter lett lII booming a scheme ehom hol1f1 to prtwent pn Hent to tothe totho toho the ho Mikado a gold embellished cmbelll hld book of ofclippings ofc1pplnv ofClIplflgS clippings from American nownpapern COY covering CO COerln COYrlng ering erln rlng tho HusioJapnniMO War At flrnt flrntMr fln4t n t tMr t t Mr Uchlda was VM annoyed thon he laughed laughedand laughedBnd hzugliodI I and appeared to regard Mr fr Stamford StamfordWhite StamfordWhite Stamlordw White w lilto and hIM book of clipping an U a joke jokeSome jukeSarno JokeI I Some time tIrn nRri CI nald Mr Uehlda I IcauBotl IraullOd Ii4 i4 cauBotl an InvftBtlgatlnn of this matter to tobe tobe tobe be made From a report nubmltted to tr t mo mond m mRnd tOOI and nd c c9rnln tnlnK from an entirely cntlre reliable oUtce oUtceI oUtCeI I I have to say one on r more that the enterprise enterpriseof c of Mr Stamford While IH not otio oaean which I Ij Ican 1 1con con can an Indorse Indo me t told TilE SUN tN so nbo nhovt nhovta ahot ahott ti tia t I a month ago ug Then I got an Interesting Interestingletter Intere llnl llnlletter Ingletter letter from Mr White on July 37 37Mr 31Mr 27Mr Mr Uchldn phowed ho 1 thIs thl l letter ncldrcssid ncldrcssidto to him himWe himWI himVe I We Ve obicrvo oh fc that ymi oil lire quoted In UIB UIBNow IIleKfV tilANew Now York Huv Ku ot Ihl Ihlll morninu a 411 Imvlua ImvluaInveitlKated hllIllIlIInelthuted hVIiatInveitigated InveitlKated this proposition and that you youiron 011 0114n 2 i iron i 4n ii not commend commend It Wo are not loolclntf loolclntfnor onklngnor nor havo wo W ct sought a comrnondatlon from fromyou tramc c p you 111 But v WA fl do Innlst that you shall Immn ImmndiaUily ImmndlouIV lntnlAI I diaUily ftUte tte In iltall tall what whut If Mjthlnir MjthlnirIMS j IMS led you ou to Imply In your our statimont to tolpE toiIE TpE iIE SUN that this thl project la l not overythlna overythlnaIt It clalyis to bo If t do not hear from you youwithin youI OU OUwltblb I within fortyolBht hours I ihall turn Uio Uiowhole fJ101hole tiowhole whole matter mllttr ovor to our attorneY attorneynVery attorneYrer ftttorntyI I Very rer truly STAMFORD WHITE WHITEv WIIITEMr 1 v Mr Uchida did not lose any sleep over overterday Oeri overL i L this communication lIu lb dIdnt hear from fromour I 1 our attorneys He stuck tho letter In 11 tif f J 1 pigeonhole and forgot aoout It until yes Y0llterda yesfr fr terday when a olellerllf letter of Mr Stamford White Whltoto 5 to THE SUN SU was W II shown to him This letter letterf f I was W II decorated with the name of Mr Stam Stamford Stamford Stamford ford Whitn and th the following ht head htadTrlbuto headTribute ad adf f Tribute to His Imperial Majesty Tile TlieEmperor l11eEmperor TileEmperoroiJapun I Emperor EmperoroiJapun of Japan From FrontheLendIngNcws FrontheLendIngNcwsi the Leading News il1WSlapelll i A I lapelll ia pern of Aniuricn Aniuricnl I i I It Stated that a press clipping burlBu burrauas l 1 was as preparing a book of newspaper newlJl pcr clip clipplngl clipiung I 1ingi iung for presentation to the Emperor rnperor of ofJapan ofJapoll ofapnL Japan covering the UusnoJapnneso Ru oJnpanlJsQ War WarT f f The T be letter went on to say sayA f A committee of loo leodinv lendin I stntesraon stntesraonand Mtate 4taternnquid mon monnd and nd othor at hr enilnntit pro lnnit citizens will present pre cnt tho thoMikado Ihobook t lit litbook book to tbo lit JaPltluSo Emperor through thl thut1tkados Mikado s specially nrpuintou envoy ell 0 AH AHi 11 11I I i I your our paper will be largely ropresanted In Inthe Inthe InI the I tie thousands of clIppiiiBU u we would oulci Ilkn Ilk IlkiI I th thhii iI 1 to rec rfClJlvo recOvi lve a letter from rein you to be embailled emb 1uJed 1uJedr r 51 In the book In In the orluUnh contalintiK contalintiKYour OntollllllJrretltln IItaIIuIIa a Jrretltln to the Jalan Jatiauua 1111110101 01 IAny IAnyothpr uiuyottnr othpr point you 111 would he apropos aprnuoour Your our letter IIOInt8 need not necessarily Indorse huudor I Itho I Itho II tho I 1w war or tho t ht Japanese But It Itilevelop should if develop on the great work of the American Americannewnpaucr AmprlcunneWHllllpcra AmrlcuinIIewtIiaporu I newnpaucr In III dealing with Ith the Mruioilo betwemi Japan and Rti nlll8ln aln Every item itempro ItemI UclaPtO I pro or con pertaining to the war printed printedn In lro In n your 011F paper will bt b Inserted Inni tcd In thIn book bookof 1100kk k f of clipping In the th order of publication pnbll otlon ar arcordlnir alcordlllil arcordlllI cordlnir to dates uml each item will tin b t prop properly propIrl propcr1 Irl erly credited Tiffany I hlTiuriy will ulI dtfUvn de lwn and make umUethe mukethe makethe the gold embellishments for the cover and andaltogether anllaltllIether andaltoitethuer altogether the Lii book will ho a raacnlflccnt raacnlflccnttrlbuto mRInlflccnttrlbuw 1 trlbuto representative from overy point pointof pointI pointr1 of r vltw vs Iw if f the supctlattv lIuf Ilatlvo ener pnerln y and genius geniusof feniuof 1 I r1 I of ndoJed the American presn pn Speoimea leticri letlCrdndoJed iettoriI ThU was signed by Stamford White WhiteRepresentatives WhiteuReprcsentaUvclI WhiteRepreentatLvcu Representatives of the Japanese Gov QovTnment Government GovrrnnIent Tnment know nothing about the scheme schemehas aehemeaald wd Mr Uchida aod andcertatnl certaInly the Mikado Mik ado ador r has designated no envoy en Va for such a pur purpose purpo ptirF F pose po The buslnoss U rather annoying 4 Stamford White who wishes to put puttheWlkado putIholIkado putj j theWlkado wise to tottpowerottha tl power powlrof of the press presswas preawas t i e was not In the city yesterday according t to a person at the clipping Uppln bureau who whossldho k ssldho wall Frank A ABt BuireBo rrnno Really Reallymid ReallyIIQld Rellysaid mid hb h Mr White waa II the one tp see seeabaul alxaut 4 t the matter although altboujhhe ho would woulddo do the best besthe besthe bestt t he could answering questions questionsiWho queetlonsWho quentlonu1Who Who are the cqmmitteo of IflO leading leadingutatosmen I ie di diiltatOllmen din 3 utatosmen and other eminent citizens citizensWellhMr citizenst t Well WellhMr Mr Burrello couldnt just remember rememberoffjthe rememborp i tmh No p he I couldnt think of any namell right rightoJrHhe rightoffithe offjthe oJrHhe bat ITiei 1be Thetwbole whole matter mt er was In Inem InembYotio InembTyn em embYotio embTyn Dry o to to speak spe He thought JOO 1Pm lead ing In statesmen might Ight be rounded up at atthe atth a ai i the th rhtlittime right time Where bere did the Mikados Mikadosembryo Mikedosspecially dos dosIlp Ilp specially d deignated lgnated envoy como come In He hadnt come In yet The envoy was Ip Ipembryo iiiembryo embryo also But it was W II good business businessto to state things positively Mr Burrelfe Burrelfeithouglit Bumlfethought flurrehfethought thought Mr White he said thought thoughttt It tt would be nice to let the Mikado know knowjbow kllowihow how powerful Is the American prpss That Thatnd Thatjllnd Thatnd jllnd nd advertSumg tha clipping olip1n bureau was wastho waaho tho ho basis of the scheme How much mucijnqney mucijnqneya money moneyi a iaciboenretelved d 1 001 received from letters W VuIl Jl that tbatnoOOdY1I thatL L lenta i nobody business said Mr Burrollo Burrolloilso BurelIeI I Also ilso It wasnt an anI j bodys businees how howJalso howmuch howI I much the tribute was going to cost No rurany hadnt yet contracted to make he cover That seemed to be In embryo embryo1also Jalso although some correspondence corro pondence bad badJ badpassed passed d on the subjoct subjoctAs J Aa for Mr Ucblda said Burrelle we westate wewI iihli1k 6 luww why hit ltI objbOlJJlg Wh4u wI y fro WhIte wrote him II letter asking him to toetat state etat in detail why he objected to the scheme schemeor t or attorneys would see about it Mr White WhiteA WhitetWdntunderetand Qldntundel8tand tM Jaw that1I8 that aa all allA a1lA A number of busIness men rich business businessmen bUIlIneR8men businessmen men who h have vo received letters from Slam 1 fordWhite ford WhIte asking them to contribute a aiul ant1mellttJO ac c ssnthneiit nt1mellttJO to belnoluded be inoluded In the wonder 1IIonderflu wonderi i flu book boo of dippingshappened oIlppizur hap d to remember remember8tamford Stamford White who was connected with witha withiU iU a enterpriae eat lriaethatbrougbt that brought out considerable considerableJfewspaper oo considerablenfavorabhe lderable JUDfavorBble comment In March ltof O4 JhIa enterprise was al o boosted bY IOOIUII ri oInrbote cl verbose letterheads letterheadsand and 11 was called 1ledo Tho 3 i Jfewspaper ewspaper Cartoonists Association AssociationSBlhlblUon An AnzhIbIUon SBlhlblUon of cartoons and things was t to 1 ftak 1ta place at the Fifth Avenue Hotel but but IjdldDt det t FOP Fo from 125 23 to WOO 100 you could get geta t ta a friendly frt dl cartoon of your e1t hung bun in this thiswUleryof thisslIIr1 wUleryof slIIr1 I of masters masteraV ma mastersRIWAWi tere tereBVNAJfAS V RUNAWAYS RIWAWi S ROVXVEP VP VPTeuaff r rDrouIynitcs P Peue Teuaff eue Broeklynltci In in Search 8ear h et Adventure AdventureAreCtwsti AdvrntureAre i AreCtwsti Are Gllnt of Surlncfltlt Sprl lllfld PoUce PoUceThree PoUeeThree 1 Three runaway Brooklyn boys who whor whoplclled 1 r picked uP by the tbopollc police in Spring Springthem BplInfield field Mass on Friday nIght ore am wonder wonderwhat wonderlal lal what punishment will be meted out to toibem tobem them when hen they are brought home today todaJJ f They J are Arthur Clarke 13 yeara old of ofM ofRalph M Ralph alph avenue ae ei Robert Sohaeffer 1 1VTilliam IarB 13 1 years arB old of 1009 Putnam avenues venue and andV 4 t VTilliam V Fiero it years old of 1483 Broad t w WU WUt y t tif I if t With a capital cpit of less 1 ba than is I a supply supplyptssurijunltlon r ri 4 pf ptssurijunltlon t ainraunUion nni rilt1on and a 22 22a1ibor oliber revolver revolverthe r9volvet mvolvertie the t boys b y8 started 8ta e4 out on Wednesday on ona a abeai bear h i hunting trip to East Brookfield Brooll eld wh wbcue re reoung 1 Joung oung Clarke has rela relatives thcs It Itway WM ra thelt thel 1dt lnldtion iIt1 lf t to shoot alew lE Indians on on too toowQ thewy way and dwbon wbon they left a crowd of ad adrf ad llliring youngHttn11 wi svihed hed thom Ih best bestof jt jtaf af rf luck luckTheir luckT hickTheir Their T elrpnrents parents learned of their thdrdep departure rture i 1 1t t i ii sind nd d tried to overtake thorn attherail nt the rail road station hut failed The mothers of 2 4b bethreo three had worried themselves ill whon a i a a policeman in Springfield fame across acrosst I tb tJiayoungstcn you ngstc n whoo capital had arI given t gut Tho chier of pollff notified th Drool i k 1yi Iutho authiorton rilipR hy felcphore and the rnrrnts f I tnbO cit lie boys left In last t iU niitht bt for Springfio1d t t IitWMldthat dt1 I5 Paldthat several slippers haveboon rl ireparcd prc P8fCd arcd to towelcomo welcome we we4r 11 thorn thornrl t JL JLw w Car 4r Hit Ice Io Wagon acon One Dead Deadp DtldrBuFFALO DeelI BUFFALO I Aug 26ShorUyafrer8oclock 26ShorUyafrer8oclockI 6ShortIYIlCtcr 8 oclock p iii i thla morninj moruin a Jefferson street trolley car Wh bound for the lams and running at high hJghcollldet k speed ad collided with an lee wagon Beth iictit t1 t vehclen we wero f wrecked and Thomas ThombTodd Todd who ho woacn WWI on the step BtBpnt nt the rear of the Ice looan wl1l1 wagon n jv wan II kllled outright an aDdWUJlam ned William WilliamM m M 0lHo the driver drivorof nf oIlb I hewagon wag n was injured J l 1 L t tenialy while StaoWauo 8ta aUII BudseyBskl the k mOUlrman ontholrelloy on the trolley car lustalnod Ic fracture ott of theright legCqJJlema ror1 111aJ die die51ItrAte diet a I 5 MtKlstrate 51ItrAte Naamer Slu Iutt t Appoint pP01 u Clerks ClerksF ClerkSurreneourt CherkaSurrema F Suproma Surreneourt Court Justice Burr In Brooklyn g ftps b a gnntol gr t01 f i peremptory writ of min minefcraCa luaumCs t efcraCa mCs o onlering cring Mogistrau Magl tnte Nauraer to topoint i pOint at r iCt t onto five clerks cler k In the tll 11 M Myrtle rile rile I t ue court c n or to appokr cp oar oa 0I1tJept Sept A a ai9W and l i J ih IhGW i9W w crueo LtiJQ why wb to t should not notdo notdoJ do so soiSASis 1Y iSASis JTR Tit I Ind irrttVtV nd wOiA v WASNT AFRAin F UlIIO OF ori NKtiRO FNEOnOlommllndlfrttl NKtiROtonirnnmlrftrml iiO ItO ItOCOllIflhlIfldrftft9I tonirnnmlrftrml Cil CIWhl1IIO When Ha Knocked norl 11I Her HerBOWII UnBOIl 11crDUWII BOIl ftwIHfolo a 501 Hfllln Her IorUfhook IorUfhookMlllan IoeketbookLillian OC1Irtbollk1I1IInn Mlllan WllllntnH in the tI night cashier In Ina Indowntown ina a downtown restaurant About 430 43OocIoctC 43OocIoctCyesterday oeloak 3ooclooky oeloakyoHterdny yesterday y lenlnr morning she lio started for liar liarhnment helI herhome hnment home nt 51 West SMyfifth S fynfth street streetIn stMlorIn streetIn In the MIne oar with hor on an elovatod elovatodtrain plovaledI elovatedtrain I train I wit a bis hl negro who ponslstontly ponslstontlyntrrcd J ClllllItentlyAlrred persistentlystrcti ntrrcd at her She noticed not ked that he took tookparticular tookpnrtlcuJnr lockparticular particular notice of a diamond ring she sliowore shewore I wore She removed the ring and put It Ithi I Ih1 itin hi her pocketbook In which she had hndI IM IMwith 2 2with I with which she Intended to pay Po fart of oftho ofthe atthe the funeral oxponwa 1I for her mother who whodied wholied whotiled died recently recentlyAt At Sixtysixth street troe and Columbu Columbuavonuo ColumbWtaonuo Cohumbuavnnuo avonuo sho left the train The negro fol followed rolIlwod foilowocl lowed her Half way down tho stain stainho stallllho stairsho ho came up p behind her and tore tho pocket pocketbooh pocketbooK pocketbook booK from her Krnnp Then he threw h hr r down and ran to the he street With pluck and quick wit she rushed rushedafter rushedofterhlm ruettedattorhlm after ofterhlm him and jum Jumped Intoa lato1a cab at tho thocorner thocorner thecorner corner cornerCatch cornerCatch cornerCatch Catch that thlefl she shouted to the driver who whipped his horse hor to top speed speedLho Tho negro raa to WxtyHoventn ijl1ct IIenth street streetand IItreetloti streetanti and turned mart 1UJt heading for Central ntral Park ParkBhrubbory Parkahrubbory Parkahrublory Bhrubbory At Central Park Wo Welt t the negro turned turnednorth turnednorth turnednorth north looking for a park gateway Both Boththo Boththe 1 the cab driver drl r and Miss Williams had been beenyelling beenvelilng yelling for help hellId and Policeman OConnell OConnellcame OConnellor or the Vent Ii xtvelghlh street station atatloncame stationcame beenj came out of a side street OConneu OConneuheaded OCollnellhuded OCoflnlIheaded headed the negro off and grabbed rabbed him before he could unlimber a revolver that thatwas thatII thatan was II an found in his hip pocket pocketDie pocketne Die prisoner prl oner said ho wag wauW1lI1am nll William Peters 28 y years ar old of 453 4 Sixth avenue He Hestill Hestili Hestill still had tho pocketbook In his hi posHoeaion posHoeaiontin j hut the ring which WI1II worth S8 8 8sin and andS10 tin of the money were mining Peters won arraigned in tho Wont est Side Sidepolice SidePOlleD Sidepolico police court and pwaded guilty U III y Ho was WQHheJ washiekk field heJ In 12000 7000 ooo bail for trial trialAVTlV tnalIUTlll trflilIUTIUN AVTlV IN THE AVIItOMtACKS AVIItOMtACKSMore tDIlIOVI ACKS ACKS10re More People cople Titan Ever Before Await nit the thelleautles theUeantlEs theleamitics lleautles Painted by b bJaek Jack Pro ProLAKE FroIAI rrosl rroslI4AlE LAKE IAI E PLACID Aug 20 2oA A few years ywirsago yoar8ago yearsago ago tho advent of autumn found the great greatAdirondack greatAdlrondacl greatAdirondack Adirondack wilderness deserted except exceptfor exceptfor eiceptfor for a few enthuslantlo fishermen shenn n and hun hunteis Itunteys teis waiting until tho game laws would wouldpermit wonidpermit permit them to enjoy the sport The ThelioteU lhohoteL ThelIOttt4 hoteL had few guests after Sept I 1But IBut IBut But nil of this Is I changed now The Therich Therich Therich rich folks who have built camps were first firstto fil1Stto firstto to discover that tba the North Woods were at attheir attheir t ttbelr their best after tho first frost They were wereho werebe werebe be first fin t to linger and watch atcb the unfolding unfoldingof unfoldln unfoldlnof of the chromatip symphony composed by Jack Frost They were the first to discover that the thealr air ajrnf of thla tblsmountaln mountain region in tho autumn had life giving and health healthpromoting healtbpromotlnlt healthpromoting promoting properties propertiesGradually Je JeGradually Gradually the guests gu ts at the hotel pro longed their star ltaYi and now thousand tholtI1ndnho tholtI1ndnhot who whoL t I md July and August at the seashore seashoreround Feashoreround seashoreround round out their vacations by a few week weekAIn in the Adirondacks To accommodate accommodatethis this fall patronage the hotels notably notnbl notnbltho tho croup at Lake Placid have hav installed installedft InRtallodteam installeduteam ft team am heating plant and are paying more moreattention moroattention moreattention attention to the great log fires which give givesuch 1tI9BIICh givesuch such comfort to tho lounging and waiting waitingroomn waltllllrogmH waitingropms roomn of the hotels hotelsIt It U I astonishing what a a transformation is effected in tho landscape hereabouts by the first Trot WHAT IIMS TilE COPS MOTIVE MOTIVESlrutli 1011111Sirutil 1IOTIIIStutiI Slrutli Swears nea weat to One Thine but Doeint DoeintHack Oorlntnltlk Doentflack Hack It Up l VpMoAdoo McAdoo to llrar tear of C o It 11Mary ItMary ItMary Mary Silva of f 2 24 245 East Fortyfifth street streetwas IItrlQtW8 streetwas was arraigned arrai tJledln in the Yorkrillo YorkvUlopollOO polio co irt irtyesterday IrtYCfltorday irtyestorday yesterday on a charge of violating yIolatin tho thoTenement thoTenement theTenement Tenement House act In his hl formal t rmal com complaint oo ooplnlntDetectlveOrcenbaum oon oonplaint plaint plnlntDetectlveOrcenbaum Detective Groenbaum of the East EastFiftyfirst tFlftyfind at atFlfty4nut Fiftyfirst Btreet station n who ho nadn the theatTMt t tarretlt thearrest arrest declared that after reading rirlcn n ad advertisement adertlBemont advertisement vertisement in a German newspaper nlwsp P9 he hewent hewent hewont went to the womans rooms ahd oblajnoll oblajnollthe obUiln obUilnthe obtelnod obtelnodthe the necessary nece8lBly evidence on n which to toat arrest arresther ariesther etJt etJther her 0 0Can herCan Can you swear it la a tenement house housetho housethe housethe the woman liven in In7ked asked Lawyer Nugent No I cannot Greenbaum replied repliedut i ut Whlt8 n A tha thatl You don dont J i 1 knoW that t A It Ittenement i ia I a tenement house hou e 7 saki MagtetrateCornell MagtetrateCornellafter after reading Greenbauma Oreenbaumsamdavit OreenbaumsamdavitGreenbaum affidavit affidavitGreenbaum Greenbaum said he couldnt tell what bind ofa building It was wasThis WIl8This wasThis This Is astonishing and disgraceful disgracefulsaid fuI said the Magistrate You have paid paidmoney pa paidmoney d dmoney money and obtained the necessary evl denoa for a very good case I gave you twentyfour hours to find out ou if the house U a tenement and youhavenot YOUMVG not done so I dont know what your motive Is but I am going to send a copy oopyoC of the testimony teStimony to the Police Commissioner CommissionerI I mare for the womans discharge dischargesaid dl diacbargesaid said her counsel counselShe counselShe counselShe She is discharged aa there is no case caseagainst CtI8eaalMt caseagainst against her heranaounced announcedthe ltlUloullced the Court CourtHUGGED CourtHUGOED CourtHUGGED HUGGED A DETECTIVE DETECTIVEWno DEJ ECIUE ECIUEbo Wno bo Then en Discovered That at lie Was Minns Minnsao MinnsIIaONont MinusS30Novel IIaONont ao Norrt Plr Plea of Her HerLaw HerLawDetective Lawyer LawyerDetective LawyerDetective Detective Tunney with DoUctivesSheft DoUctivesSheftand and Curry of the West Fortyseventh F ylIOventh street streettattoo streetatatiOD streetstatIon tattoo was standing in front ot Dowlings DowllngsCar DowlingsCafe Car at t Fortythird street and Seventh Seveatbavenue Seventhavenue Seventhavenue avenue early yesterday yelt rday morning when a ayoung 0young ayoung young woman Womim wh w wore a red picture picturehat hat drove up upln In a cab She asked Tunney to have a drink As II Tunney was yqIJ is helping lplng her out outof of tho cab aha threw herarra her IUIM around aroundbun aroundblm aroundhim bun bunTunney Tunney Tunne discovered o rd after he had talked talkedwith talkedWith talkedwith with her a few momenta that 130 had been n taken from his hi pocket With Jhe the help of Detective Shea be pried pi e the missing tao 30 from her herfillt herfilltShe herfiMSite flst flstShe She said she ah was Annie Miller of zoo eo West Thirtyeighth T IrtJl lgbth street Lawyer wYer James E Smith who appeared for her In h the Weet Side police court yesterday ye terday said he Intended to show that the money was wasphony 1188phony waspbony phony and that no crhne c crnwu had been D com committed cornmitted om mitted He got ItcKan an adjournment until Monday afternoon Magistrate Mayo hold hold ing ingtho tho Woman in I t000 IlOO bail CRAPisinrs CRAPisinrsWRONG GRP 1J18 1J18u u uu uuWRONOSORT WRONG WRONOSORT WRONOSORTPerhapi SORT SORTPer SORTPerhaps Per Perhaps ha pi Plain lain Old Meat rotator and andBread sadBred nd ndBrrad Bread may lIIa1Io rns Be Atatait Yen 1 for a sTiles sTilesA Time TimeA II1f II1fA A change to o the theright right kind of o food can canlift canUft canlilt lift one on from a sick bed rl A lady ladyip in Welden W WeidnIll n 111 say sayLast saysLast 1Last Last Spring I becamebedfast heClUU bedfast with withsever wItheev withsevere sever eev stomach trouble trouble1sick accompanied by bysiok sick headache he I got ot worse wr and anduntil wone woneuntil wmuntil until I become so low I could scarcely sCII y re retain q tain any food at all hhough I Iliad rled every eveIkind kind I I had t9pmo bJP pm completely CXI p1eteJy dis discouraged dhtcouragod dI dIcouraged couraged had given up all hope and thought thoughtI I was doomed doome1to to starve to todoath ioath till one oneday 0115day oqedar day royhusbflrfdytrylng toflnd to find eomothlng fO othll1B I could uld retain brought b oulhthoEnO ought homo epme 6Q e Orape OrapeKuto Nuts NutsuTo KutoTo uTo To my surprise sur rlse the th food agreed agr with withme withme me digested dlgeat d perfectly and an 1wttbout without d dtrow dt4 dI dItress tress I began to gain strength at once onceoff onc onctnh onceny off floih which had been een flabbygrew flabbygrewfirmer ftabby flabbygrewfirmer grew firmer my my health improved Imp Ooed61 in In every way wayand yv wand y yand and every ovor day da and ndln ln a very few weeks weeksI Woo week weekI I gained 20 pounds poundebi in t weight e1ahtI I liked likedGrapeNuts 11k 1IkLIGrapeNuts d dGrapeNut GrapeNuts so well that for 4 months months1 months1Ltc 1 1ota 1ate ota qo pooth other otb J9od food and nct d alwa always r felt teltna as well wellsatisfied wellsatisfied wellsatisfied satisfied after aft or eating as if I had sat down downto lownto to a fine banquet banquetI I had no return rct of the miserable mueli sick sickstomach lickIItozn sicktorthc stomach torthc cbnor i nor of the headaches deebes that I ItIIOd ItIIOdto used usodto usedto to have when wheaT t ate other otbEidoOcl food I Tam am now nowa a well woman wOman doing all my own work workagain workagain again and feel l that life la I worth living QrapeNuts food has been a godsend to my family it surely lIurel saved II vcd my life and andderfiilly andmy andray my two little littletboy boY ba have thriven on It won derfiilly Name Namedven given by Postum Co CoittleCretcMtth Battle ittleCretcMtth ittleCretcMtthThems Creek Mich MichTheres MIchfbeios Theres a reason reDllontbllittle reasonGet reasonG Get G the tbllittle Ihtle ILUIaville POok 1cTMRpadt TUei RoKt tovWjtU Wu ville in eac eacpkg a pkg pkll l il t M i 1 1 J MORE PANICKY PANICKYQllARkNflNES PANICKYQllARkNflNES3LlOJY eilARAWIHES eilARAWIHESVKLLOVT QUA ITlnS1 VKLLOVT JACK teli trl AT IVLVPORT IVLVPORTMfW IVU 1V141PORTuiqq POnl MfW 149 CtVHKS cn civi A xiw rr IWAnE IWAnETill ll w41WTills RE RETIll Till Tills Will 111 Ot Another SUlfur 8und lunda unttay y In Inlite InIlle InIttt lite Fever ZoneItalflll Z one luitui rnlltloal rnlltloallf PIIIltioaltltadrlll PalitiosiLesdr tltadrlll lf Lesdr a r in is Kent to UII all for to Interfering InterferingTrim InterferlnUti tnterferlnrwItti Trim Uti me Marine Ho 1f00pital plt l Service ServiceE flen1ceiE Ner4eeNzw iE Nzw E 7 OntBAsii Onr84HrS Rs A Ayg 1I1 2tJTbe Tb aR aRrlfJrl1n ippenrafloe R Rpenranoo penranoo rlfJrl1n of yellow Yel1o fever at GulfportMlM GulfportMlMtho Gl1lrportMluthe Gulfpod Miss Missthe the railroAd raltro d flrid IIQ 1d ootnmerolal c celjt1Jr rjt r for forthe Carth torthe the th MlMlMlppi ulisslaaippfClulf Gulf coast iwi d IU I Ispeurancoatt reap reapprurance rlJpp prurance p urancent14rc attidfte kO PO Prtividenco fdefltO JuttaoroMi JuttaoroMitho lust acidstthe M1 M1tho tho river er lrqrn1of1SJI58Jpplb lro rqm n Mississippi have ve ent sent an anothor inother n nother other wave of panicky quarantines through throughthat throughthat throhghthat that State Qulfport U only a few fewmUes fewmUesfrOM miles milesfrom milesfrom from Mississippi City and great fear t r baa baabeen basbeen hasbeen been entertained for r to a weak eok put that h the thedisease tbedhefllo thodisease disease would spread there It IB l Rlao Rlaothe alIathe ilsothe the headquarter heacfq en 1q1 Qf f the t Mississippi U1 iJsippl quw quarantine quwantlne qursaLine saLine forcbjitn foreothequarahtino o tl1 quarantine by the theother theotherCOlUlt other othercoast othercoast coast towns who wl Bender tbe Lb work mere rnorodimoijlt Il1010dlmClIIt meredifflmlt dimoijlt difflmlt There Tbo e are rs but three thr threeGultpert MIM f if PI PIOulfport111ey Qulfporti Oulfport111ey They Th y are ai tb tbdughtto thought ulbtto to hayooomai hayooomaifrom ecom81 ecom81from from Mississippi Mlhaitt ippi City Cyibunb but tbe origin orl originOf D of tHe tHediseaao tliedlse thedisease disease dlse o bos not x Yot et t b been n definitely da daterrrjlned detelned doternlnod terrrjlned terrrjlnedLake telned telnedLoke ternlnodEtike Lake Providence P ovld noe fhad had an 41 at yaltexA att ofrthe ofrtheyellow ofltb ofltby of the theyellow yellow y 1ow foyer early In Intha lt tha tI iooaon and IInftt tboi tboiroost tI3Omost Qo QolUoat roost strenuous cffortii crror t worotaada wen wore tnad fasdO to tamp itainpit tampIt it out apparently with success u 8 The entire entireItalian entireItalian nth nthitalian Italian population of tho thet town w were1 wsreaenttothe etJsentto etJsenttoth sent to totha the th detention camp for or ten n days until it itWM Itwe lbWL9 WM we determined dete lied that they were we free from fromfever fromtever fromfever fever They w were ro then Allowed to return returnto returnto to town t wn when the fever f ver broke out anew anewamong anewamong anewamong among them Wh What Vbst t is causing the people peopleon peoplon on the Mississippi MieelseippkaIde 88sslpP aide of o the tberlver river rouohi rouohiapprehension mq mqapprehenston1 mqthapprehonajonli apprehension iii 1 the fact that thtthere there li 1Ir81 a large targeicolony largecolony colony or or Italian I Uw ihore t ere who have been beenin eeQ boeilIn in close and Intimate relations with tbd tbcjZ tbdLake tbt tbtLake Z Lake ake Providence Prolld lce Italian ItalianTha ItalianThl ItaliansThe The result reaultoOt rOsultof of tfuVnttws nw1l has hllB1een been a II8eMra II8eMrastirrOl1btsOlqwuanUne general agereTalstilfening generalstiffcnbig stiffcnbig stirrOl1btsOlqwuanUne ot quarantine throughout tbroqghouMIa tbroqghouMIaBIII tbr qghoutl MU MUsLsslppi Ml Mlsissippi sLsslppi BIII lppJ yrblubure f klburg adopting a modified modifiednonIntercourse modUl ZUO41fl04nonintercourse ct ctnonInterooume nonIntercourse plan a and Jackson which whichhad whloqbad whichhad had been very sane on thl this subject bjoot quaran qunrantining quarantlnlng quarantilling tilling ugainat agl1li1 1t Memphis of em phIs 9n n the he jt story t rJ i that thatan thatan thatan an Italian I ian woman wgu Ojllian n named Ia ed Cucua Cu Cuquataken jla hod boor boortaken OOcrtaken taken sick there t11 with the yellow fever feV8t8001 feV8t8001Idler sooni sooniafter seat seatafter after arrival in New Orleans OrleansThe OrlellllThe OrleansThe The M Y48ls MlssippI limlppi lppl State Board of 0 Health Healthrefused Healtretuscd Healthretuecd refused to quarantine Memphis in this thiacase t tcasc thiscase case the Memphis authorities auth rt1ett claiming ohI 1I that the woman contracted the tb dl disease dlNasCl10me1llh8Te diseasesomewhere asQ asQsomewhere somewhere else elseThe ol olThe elseThe The great majority of the people In Insouthern InMuthern Insouthern southern Mississippi refuse to believe bel ve that thatthe thatthe thatthe the disease In MlR 41Ri8IIi 4lnsissippi Utrtippl City is I yellow yellowf oIlQW oIlQWfever eiiowfev f fever fev ver and the health offloera and Marine MarineHospital oflUlnel1l0llplt01 MarmnHospital Hospital Service have been rpiindlv de denounced d8nounred do donounced nounced for so reporting It has a5 been beenfound basefound n nfound found necessary for all II the physicians physiciansto to t join In n I card ard BjprMIng Jrr rateIng lng confidence confidenceIn I Iin IIn in the Marine Hospital Service and andrJe de Usdaring I daring that there can he no question as to t t the character of the fever on the Missis Miissipul I IiI i II I dppi icrjl coast continuts oontinU to improve in inew JCew ew Orleans and public confidence ia being rapidly restored This was shown today in the boom in local stocks and tho thonouncement an ax axnouneement nouncement that a number of big building contracts that had been temporarily with Ith held bad been let lettoday today Th The j confidence confidencewon won based on the belief that Dr White Whitewould Whltowould Whitewould would be able to carry calT out hb promise m4e and andget andget get t rid of the fever next month It was wascengua decided today to make a complete sanitary census C aau of the theclty rity the condition of every building buildingbelng being reported reportedAnother reportedAnother Another appeal was made on citizen to fumigate their th lr houses bou with sulfur tomor t mor row or Monday and to fumigate atleast atleastcn at least leastoum cn one awofik awsekuutlthfwair U1 nlHthfawrfar it heltmJl Ia epded Dr Boyoe oyooi lI3oopool the Eoglteb J ItIbe ip perf H dean d4 noUh6U noUh6Upool of the UvAr UvArpool pool School of Tropical Medicine where wheremade English J physicians lans are equ equipped Ippod for cboleri cholericMand cMand Land Yellow fever erv ssrvice ce after having made a thorough examination of the fever feversituation Ceversituation feversituation situation here beredeelared declared ik I good that the tbepeople thepeople thepeople people of New Orleans have baveundertaken baveundertakena undertaken undertakena a great work but are bound to win Dr Boyce believes belle that the work being done donewill donewill will be of great benefit to the thewbole whole world He considered cOMid rod the organization for fighting the fever perfect I The only onl danger U a rainy September If a drought dro ht prevails in September it means in the opinion of Dr White the early and andcertain andcort1n anticertain certain crushing oru hlnll out of yellow fever feverbut butrainy but butrainy a arainy rainy September will greatly increase the thework thework work and the danger dangerTbe danl8rThe dangerThe The school board boarod decided today to open the public schools Oct 2 Including the St Philip School which Is 1 in the heart of the Infected section and patronized mainly by Italians ItaliansFrank IbtliansFrank ItaliansFrank Frank Dantoni tbe political leader of the Italian colony and who baa put the Marine Marinestirring H Hesltal ltaIServcA Servtce to great InconvenIence by stirring up uphla his people against the sanitary nltary rules and regulations won aa jailed by the thepolice theporCe thepolice police today to y A mob of threatening I Italians followed tbe police to the jail All tnen opposing opp llfng the health officers in their enforcement of the law wilt be bejugged jugged JU4r d The trouble about shipping banana ban nq from New Orleans has ha been settled by trans transerring erring the business s to Port Chaunette nmediately In1me below the city This warn waareposed warnproposed reposed a week ago to meet the order of ofurgeonGeneral of8ureeonGeneral urgeonGeneral Wyman against banana bananashipments baMnaahi bannsshipments shipments ahi eot from this city d but the St S Ber r nard authorities would not permit of it it They rh Theybave have ha ve now withdrawn their opposition There were ten te deaths today and forty seven new cases were reported reportedi i KILLED HIM SAV3 841 WIFE WIFEAuthorttle wIFEAuthoettle flFEAuthorttlel Authorttle Find No Trace ee of P Poises Uoo CIQ CIQ1IW anti amiWill antiIil Will Iil Examine Exaat Her Mental Iental8tata Iental8tataBuPPALO State StateBUTTAIX NtatBunAto BUTTAIX Aug 2 2eJohn John A Homr pro proprietor prorilltor proprietor prietor rilltor of a little dry good store died dfodyesterday diedyesterday diedyesberday yesterday after a weeks illness which it itis itis is said had been b en n diagnosed dlal Jl d by two tw physi physicians physlclans physiclans clans aa acute Indigestion and heart dis Ii This ptomlng norning hu wife Carrie urle requested requestedan an Interview with wl 1 Police CapUin B Egan She 51 said she he had killed her husband and had come to give ve herself bflf elt up She told of having trouble with her 1Ierbu8band husband and said that when aha could ooutdnot not put up with his hisconduct hi hioozcluaay1ongershehad conduct oozcluaay1ongershehad aay longer I ne she had given buna him himdose himdoseof done doneof do e eof of oftrbollo acid acidAnautopay acidIlIut acidAn Anautopay IlIut An autopay p ly was al performed perfO d on tha body hod hut butno no traces of pobon were found toUndwoman foundwoman The Thewoman woman still insists t that she poisoned her husband hl bfndal1ct add acts I ratlpnallr but an ox oxmaatca eJi eJiamti1atlcn oxamhlation I amti1atlcn maatca ha h hnahccn been n ordered or l tt to afcertain rtain rtainrmentloO her rmentloO mental rnentlooncJtion rnentlooncJtionMEFNTI ooncytion ooncytionaUVKXTV Jtl h hU aUVKXTV U RTi ETc PLEASE rUA5Eb PLEASEMen pLtsiMAt Men MAt Wha b Were e Carried Iniect arried Rut iiat Ttietr tI Statloo StatlooCet MIatbesGet tat OII OIIGilt Gilt Bftli Fronruio luiiroad luiiroadSTAMTOIID fisliroadfrjMVoeD STAMTOIID fiTUODIC Conn iAu Aug 3fl 6Thoma Thomas Th ThDo Ji JiDowney J Jflawney Downey Do y and John olo Joughlln ghlJ19f pf Stumford Stumfordgot Strnfordgot d dat got at Will today dajZOlUtht from rom the New York YOf New NewHaven Newveo NewIlaveit Haven veo and Hartford rU tcJ Railroad Company for t9S70 70 cenW n ransjortatlon S1 QrtaUol from fro rota JNewYort JNewYortto Newport NewporttoStamford New Yor Yorto toStamford to Stamnforti StamnfortiThey tauuoru tauuoruThey f They were carried from South Norwal Norwe bv Stamford IitamfQ the t Q other day cIartbroueh through a atrnmtportiUtoB tlundel or a cc1GrGdportor ccbred portrand they re tuned tl1a fare to New ew Tork orll demanded demandedtranqortI1o trnmtportiUtoB back oIctQ to Stamford S tnf and a alto aftemuch after altomuch much haggling got it They J ceceiv ceceivnoten tecelJnot ecelred ecelrednotes notes not from Assistant Passenger r Agent A t Cchy of the New Haven to a be effect that lhateach t thatcacti t tcao each cao owed ow owodtho dt tbo nllroadjcompny re llroadcom T1O 70 O cents centscouture tl tlCfU couture CfU cirfare4SYLUM ure i iTnreo uresYLVV sYLVV JHH fWTEIR r ll fULLED fULLEDTtI KILLZDThree Three TtI Cuarda Guari ua V Vcr MtrA fft Arrest f for te tolurder tolurdersq U order orderof der dere1a of Jackaea JackaeaDXUUAS Jaeks JaeksDiuas e1a e1aDaLLAS DaLLAS Jex Aua Iijf28W 2W 8 W L L SmIth SmIthB B 1 B Johnson and J U Buff Uu guards at atthe attbe atthe the North Texas aiyiurn a yi for thi the the Insane Insanett iuseat tt Terroll wore uralgned today before beforeJustice betoreJlstke beforeJustice Justice T I L Frink chrrgej with killing Dr 1 1 VT fcclwon JcMonoftboroylum of tho cay him last Wednwi Wednwidey WedllMey Wedneedey dey ey night Dr Jackson tiloj from the theeffecta theeffects effecta of an assault Mui in b1whlob which he wa kicked kickedand kickedand kickedand and beaten Justice Ju tlfI Prank cfter hea heamich hearing such IIU chteetlmon testimony y aa VM presented te to today h heldtM Jdth acoueeJ aecu men m m m 80u e bond rash Jury to to W7 anawer to the 11 Kautoan dIIeiI eouaty uaypud giaad llarl r x tltf of o od d Vi 0 I i I L 5 5rSixth rSixth Sixth S xth Avenue Avenuei Anue AnueLth venue venueI Lth i I 20th th to 21st Street Gowns Qovvnsof of C Clabrlc mbtie and N Nbuoo Iniook Uth Uthlow Wshlow kishlow low KjMie 111m end 4 V jeekf aedt eUbj eUbjoiitcly dab daboiattly lAb lAborlUly oiitcly trimmed with lace and and95c andeaoWery andekt4ry eaoWery eaoWery95c 95c 9 Sc V vales IIM iw AFTER MARRIAGE BROKERS BROKERSDlitrtct nRoCIfSDistrict District At AttOlft mJ Thinks B Memo Memo1UTk nw 1I II 11i J1Icn1t w wWot 1UTk Wot cn1t With Professional Ihubanu IhubanuFrom 1 ItwabindiProm lId lIdFro From Fro the t number of complaints compl lntl that thathave thatve thathave have ve been bee bOSflU25C10 JUde by women w Wo who q say that thatthey thatthllly thatthe3r they were were Induced by byEa1t Ea East t Side marrUge marrUgebrokew maivgebackers 8 8brokera backers to rrarry men wh ho already had hadwives IadWlreti hadwlvei wives the District Attorneys office ofl1coe ofl1coel1avell be believes beUeves lieves that tb there tie is a gang g ng of men work workIng workIlIgia workleg leg IlIgia in conjunction with cert c ertadn rrernaso rrernasobrokers rrfJasebrokelw trarringebroieis brokers Those men menwili will marry any number numberof numberot of o women wom iA get whatever money mone they h MO MOand haveandtheudesertthe ve veand and andtheudesertthe andtheudeserttheA then desert them themA themA A number of1l0men of women who have been beencaught beeftaul beencaught caught aul by bthsse theae meabaw men bao toad adA complaints complaintstq Qm lalrit s st tq t tbq t Plrtrlct Dh Pl t Attorneys pfflco Qmcoan and these theseoisM tb thesectsaa se seoUsa oisM oUsa 111 1rieinginrbeited ro JelngnooH eing inv6 tig t d In Iqr Iraohco Iraohcothe raoh ol jaw jawtbe 90 90Lbo the women women have bad practiaUx practiallIthl tho eamo eamostory Emtofio t4n t4ntoyto story tofio toyto to t teUa Ua ylilt 111 to a ibarrla rrl pbrobr ge e broker brokerwhfl tireiwhq whfl ln intrxxlucod u a man QI1 an lousforawlfe a lou oiwlte a amarrl IoIIIIr amarriage I marrl IIIIr marriage so aId nd then the ditapptanwce Uap a ia h Info it itro a afow ro fow d d41 y of the husband and thewomans thewomansmoney tlBwomanlIUOIeY the woiuauA woiuauAmotley money money6n motleyoi 6n One oi o of tk tke te storh st rblJ being iaveetlgatcd iaveetlgatcdis tlpto 1 1is is L that of Cell Ce Splalberger Sp13 bet r a ervant 8r who whoUVoa whoPlives b bllvOli lives at a t 870 East Sixth street et About9ntkt About a amonth a aIW2t IW2t month 9ntkt ago ac agoaho ho o says she he decided dedSedtba that she sheought sheought he heougbtto ought ougbtto to be manfed She S went to s Max MaxTuner MaxTUncr MixTuner Tuner a marriage broker at t 3 Riving Rivington 11101ton Rivington ton street She h told to d him ste wanted w ntec a ahutband ahuband ahusband husband hutbandThU hubandT1h husbandTti ThU I Is pix of golden iOlooIlIuOklor7ou iOlooIlIuOklor7ouhe goldinluk luck for you youhe youhe he i Is laid paid tot hav Mtve told h bar here r tn Erery rery ns mar zrarrlqeooatrv marrigecofltTS4 r rr r rlqeooatrv Jyc coBtrneVB4 her U 11fij Ml of o bapplnnM bapplnnMfloba e hapglauessoon tFlcPIOll tFlcPIOllSoon Soon soon after aft that ah abe met Max sz 8Uver 8Uverman Silverman wbo baUo DI O known knownaa ae Max Studaick Studaicklie 8tudnlckBe lie told her berlt btbt that h b hi had bd hadaalzioouaof aa tooonw icm of from fm from8o 8000 to 110000 IlO a year Sb S w mted ted tome tomeevidence someevidence evidence evden 80 100 of bU h wealth wtb Jr however howeverOne hwe howcverOne II One n day he b prOduced o a check cbliPblo checkpaylo payable to tohim tohm tohim him hm for 11000 110 lt Celia CI1 Mid tht thtbe she Iud no nooroofthal noorftht n noroofthat oroofthal orftht the cheek cheguln was genuine He Retld old her hr UKLt t he b would wu convince Cnvlt her b1 her4ba lull he h h 1 had hadipaey d dmoaey moaey 41 The To next nE time ti he saw sahe her hr be bh bebsci bebscia bad bada a paicbook on a bank bn which whJcbp purported purportedto purporjtoshew to toshew snow i pMk that Ut Mtheld b ha had bd lleOOoa IJ 3 e O oD ott deposit depositIf det detIf d ot otIt re If that Clt hadnt dt convinced cnvlc conylaceti Celfc C Cel alew sl ste wan waavery very ve mu much imuimsed III I ene o day wbk he took tk her brCora fora waft They stopped hi front of TbraptpoC TbraptpoCv v l bJf 4 G I l lI 1 I I II I I HONeffl n llONeiiCa 0 N e Co C o t Newest Models Moels for Tall 1905 in inVOM inI inWOMLNS I WOMLNS VOM NS OUTLRWEAR OUTLRWEARCorrect OUTLRWLARCorec Correct Corec Materials and Colors Color at 1975 115 25 35 35WOMENS 35I 35l I I 1 1WQNLNI I l I r WOMENS lONG COAT Sl SUITS1lalted TSPUited I t iklrtf1 4j 19 i Q 7 7 c in thei ew gray or Or black f tt J ipXT qL7WOMLNS S SWOfS 7 7thiougbont WOfS WOMLNS SU SUITSOf ITS Of very f fine e broadcoth broac1oIh In InWut InWuk Wut ad ip cobra et lrj eil ehg atrappcd rlppcd coats Inid lined 35 00 00I I thiougbont lhlOpot with th talida 1lkir tr r satin Ilcw new model skirt ihlrtiWOMENS Irt at atWOMLI9S t tWOMLN WOMENS TOUtUST 0U U5TS SOITS S DI U I TSCQt TSCoats Co t lined Jlc toVdjjc to 1 1waist An Anwalit waist wl now new ikirl Ilbb In I It wlied bed grays 1 t at atCotton t tCotfon 2 UU UUCotton 00 Cotton Suits Organdie Or andic Suits Sut and andLinen andLinen andLinen Linen Suits Suitsare SuitsI Suitare I are le now marked onethird onethid former prices prices2SOO priceI priceszoo I zoo 250 to 3500 3500SuU Suits now 1000 each eachFull eachIFul eachFull IFul Full and Complete Assortments Asso m nts of ofWomens ofWomens II I Womens Black Waists WaistsIn In Lawn Sateen Briiliantinc Brii ntine Nuns Veiling VeilingTaffeta Veing VeingTafleti Taffeta Silk Sik c cBLACK cBIACILWN cBLACK BLACK BIACILWN LAWN WAISTS WAiST v 95c to 198 198LACK 198CK 198LACK LACK CK SATtfcN SATrrNWAIST5 WAISTS WAISTSbox WAiSTSbs I box bl pleated pltied model mode 95C 95CBLACK 93cBLACI 5 c cI I BLACK BRILLIANTINt BIULLANTNr WAISTS WAISTSfinely WAISTS WAISTSfinely BLC finely fiel tailored tnored t 198 198BLACK 198ILACE L981LAc BLACK NUNS VEILING Vlll WAISTS WAISTStackedmodel WAISTS WAISTSuckedmodclbuttca tackedmodel uckedmodclbuttca eked 1IIode buttoa AU back backIace lace III Q rtlmrned collar and nel cuffs 298 298BLACK 298BLACK 298LACLTA1ETA BLACK LACLTA1ETA TAfTtTAWAISTS TA rTA W W41S W41SbaId ISTS ISTSbld bjiid triianssd 398 398New 3 398F 398New A 98 98i F i i iNew New Numbers N mhets of White Lawn Waists Waists9JC 9JC Co c L2S 198 198Exceptional 198xceptional 198Lxceptional Exceptional Values in Bed Spreads SpreadsBlankets SpreadsB SpreadsBlankets Blankets B ankets and Comfortables ComfortablesBLANKETS BLANKETS IILA Jtr TS 104 she for Single Bed special per pair pairllZ 172 235 23 344 46J 46sn 114 n 4 die for Double Beds special per pair pair22S 225 350 500 JO 625 124 ilze foreltra for or extra large Beds specUl per pair 395 39 550 750 1000 1000BED 1000ILD 1000ILD ILD COMrORTABLES COMTORTASLLSNCW New exclusive covering coverla large size size95c sizePJc size95c 95c 135 165 195 239 298 each eachWHITE eachwuir I WHITE SATIN SATIN BED tD SPREADS SllADSDoublebed Double bed size new patterns patternshemmed patternshemmedvalue i hemmed hcrnDlcdvlu value 215 273 eachat CI each h II Of Of l7j I Skirts SkirtsI 1 Cambric with deep d cp em embroidery emro1der embroldery broidery ro1der tulllc and zuI tucks tucks95c tucks9Sc 95c 95cvalue 9Scvaluc 95 95value value II 12 123 2J a saloon at Piko Plkoand and Madison streete streeteThat mtreetsThat That is my saloon Mid Silverman Fine mid Odin Lets go in and look at t It ItOh ItOh ltOh Oh no no protected Frote8ted Silverman I Icouldnt Ioouldnt Icouldnt couldnt think of 0 it It Is against the law for a woman to enter a saloon loon and you youLook youmy ou oumrfuture mrfuture my future wlfemust wife must not berrested Look Loo I Raid SUverman It was at a busy hour of the day and nd the theIOoloon saloon was doing a good business u lness Sec Becall all those thosectiatomnro those0L8omllll thosecustomers customers continued Silverman Every one oneofthnmspenlafreml5tosntsach of thMn spenda f from rom IS to 24 cents each That Thltwc was caouph for Cells and she sh mar marnod martied nod SUvorman who lived with her he for four days at 115 t2 Fist Tenth street One day daythe the last of the four fourhe he had heda a sudden demand for money Celia had MOO 00 He needed ed just that thatamount anaount OUDt Could uld he behave have IS i M Itb Itbpetture itlpiesuz9 petture p aho e aliosali esall sali He novw nov came reck tckriomans 1Ua womat riomans maDB a attorney says ho h hM ha evi vl dence that SUyerman married other women Thocrao The case a aqrinst cinst him will prolably le pro proonteq proontec proaentec I onteq aentec to t the Grand O ntJurr Jury next week weekXISS1XG 1I weekMlsslrcG k kVISSl XISS1XG VISSl G 0 ON THE fUEG O G1 E4T 4 LAKES LAKES8daoncr LfEMu L4IESouer 8daoncr ouer Emma C llatchlnsoa May MaDe MaDeLO Di DiLost O OLoct Lost With WLt ttlt Crow of Six SixCLETELAKD SIxC SixCLtYEI4ID CLETELAKD C VE D Aug M 26Sog1owboe Sorpovvhore tx 00 be tween hero and Vermilion possibly ort on the bottom b ttom of tbe lake in the schooner Emma C Hutchinson operated by the Pittburg Cool Company Th fate of her crow of half a dozen dozeninen men In thi th event ee evettho t the vessel U ii loBt U I unknown The HutohlMoD Hu m an old ol o t wooden beat b nt left Huron but Saturday tllrdy to come to Clove land She wasseen at Verrililcn VerzrWlcnIbun Thins Thureat dar y at 9 PM P M headed forCIeveaad but buth ban hasot lo feot ot been beenleOl1 seen tlnce As she should have arrived the jamo seize ni night bt htfear fear was felt eltfor for the he safety uJet of tbe boataa boA as early o aa Friday moraine There was a heoyy oa a all of I Friday and if iUho the veasel TeBBe sank RDlt san it U unlikely unllkel that her h r crew escaped escapedThe escagedThe The schooner was In tow of the tug Peter Smith An unconfirmed report rol ort which whichreached wblchICC1Cbod whichreached reached Clereand Friday night I ght bad It that th the schooner And broken from the tug tugnnd and foundered before she could be saved Reports from LoraIn and Sandusky on Friday Bight brought nt word as to the thereab wbersabouu reab utaor or condition ocn lltloll cf the boats I These are the only nearby place a aLwhjek wbich rewela Went nt in for forehelterduring shelter during the storm
I t i iit I I F I Black and Colored ColoredDressGOOdS ColoredDressGOOdSFall Dress Goods GoodsFall I Fall weaves in inlight light Ii ht weight wdghtDressflatcrlall Dres Material 1b In great variety varlet varletVery varietyVery 1 Very handsome imported Im ortcflSilk Silk and Wool Goods GoodsfcNNE CoodsIfoIPOITlD Goods1fIPOItTLD IfoIPOITlD SILK AND WOOt CRLP roLll1 LQL11 LQL11LNNE44btcheWidC 25 fcNNE INNE44 LNNE44btcheWidC 4 iitcn blches wide p per psryard ry Ir rd rdALL r rML ls lsALL ALL WOOL IMPORTED HENRIKTTA4I 6EN1IlTTAUlnche1 flrNY1tTTA43iflChC11 Inehei Ineheiwidesoftillk 1 00 An Anwidcsoltailk I IIde widesoftillk Ide softUk finish per yrdHtln yard yardIMPOIITED JMPOarrDDIn IMPOIITED IfltAP DrTrAn excellent lottf1nlsblSl softfifl1thtl softfifl1thtlatlnclsth 10 I Htln tlncJoth cloth ill wool 44 4 Inehti wide per yard yardTbe 1rel 1relTile J 41 41The Tile above three beautiful lines come In all ll the IhcKlected theIccted theaekcted Klected Iccted fill color col n U light ht and nd d dark k navy cadet cadetJllht cadctJIJht cadetJljht Jllht and nd dark braw Uht t tin d dark k Un cajtor cajtorrtieifa castor cutorrIIIIIlItall4 castorf4acda rtieifa rIIIIIlItall4 HM llghtasd and d dark tk peen light darkand dIrk and medium mtdlflllrlY me4hrmwgry tj tjr gry r rlY y ilpo l bo o cieamwbi crCIm cc4znhMsMd whkc e and black blackAJso blllckJso blackAso AJso Jso 41 a pieces pleceiImported plecelI piecesImported I Imported Tartan Suitings SuitingsCheck SuitingsCheckad SuingsCheckapd Check Checkad d f llaldcffcctU Uideffect U lnthei wide In two tw twoand and lId three tlrrtensC threetones Q e etoned I toned fall coloring coleraSpccld Special per yard yudSpecials yardSpecials J V VSpecials Specials in Black Qoods Joocisr 75 piicetNew pisces New Wl Wcavaipltndidauorlmentno wcav Wcavezsplcndid Ipcn did assortment rlmenl no better bettervalueipoedhic014 1 6nc Q Qvalues r values VluC5polblelO pofilbleioW frpm ftomctoLU fsornHC Me to La L33 pet JClyrdt yard IT at 7 7r r 1 New Tall flannels flannelsfLrrCtDO HannelsSUfERTlNE flannelsSULitT1N SUfERTlNE DOUBLE TOLD FLANNELETTES at t per peryard peryardI yard yardI f 1 14c 14cFLLLCLDOWN C CFLEECEOOWN FLEECEOOWN rLANNELS exquisite primings pr n I per yatdt5C yatdt5CIMITATION Y yat4 15C XSC1M1TAT1O I IMITATION IM1TJTlONSCOtC SCOTCH FLANNELS ILANNLZS LAfiNrrSalnchuio 8 Inches wide per yard yret12J 12Xc 12XcSpecial 123CSpecial II I Ic IJ c J Special Sale of otBlack ofBlack ofBlack Black Dress Taffeta Silks Silksio000 I 10000 10000 Yards YardsBLACK YardsBLACk YardstILACk BLACK DRESS D LSS TArrtTASiuM T onj oa oayud oea oeayard yard wide elegant elccantbll black bha lt and 1I1 spl sllludl4i9c ndidr y JfJ and L ftQ JJJ lac finish warranted unliteetto to wean eal at per yard 3ar4Valuc JValue J JValue Value 110 and U2 U227inch t1U t1UI t1U27inch 123 123Abe I Abe Abe27inch 27inch wide BLACK DRESS D1L5STAnrT TAFFETA TAUfT4in in chilies eUltonand cl chiliesand ffoDs9c and nd skirt finish warranted to wear wCrIpcc special l a aVi1ue is isValue t Value Sic 8JcTheNew SicThe I IThe The TheNew New I Fall 1l Velvets VelvetsWe i We are showing bowin a complete line of O f the new n ew CHIFFON CHIFFONVtL C CHUFONVEL H UlON VtL DUVFvTTin DUVIT in the leading Fall shades one of the themost themost themost I most fashionable pile fabrics for f rcntiIc r entire costumes manu manufactured manu manufactured I factured fa C tur c d for the thcc coming mina season s ason for forhlStrc lustre t brilliancy of offinish ofhugh I finish fini and softness of f texture this thJscJoth cloth excels aU other othersits otherltS otherits I reasonable reasonableImporters its weannaquahtics wearing qualities are assured I and I II tI the price is isreasonable isrcasonable I I I d dImportirg Ia I IImporters 1 I Importers Stock Stock of Laces Lacesat Lac J Jat I at Less Than J Import Cost CostWe I IWe We have secured secur dthc the best styles stYle and an4q qualities 1 tics of an uImporterf importers stock of offinclaces line laces at less than i ilmport import cost cotOwing ost I IOwin Owing Owin to business businessdifficultieshewaf difficulties he was wa obliged to toselJ toselJand sell selland lelland and we weri fortunately for ourselves and customers customersapproached custol8euapproached cust aers aersapproached approached in the matter matterThe mitterThe matterThe The collection consists consists of very tine I Iht Fctack St Call CA1cUma German Belgian and English nllih lacev lacevPoint I accs accsVoInt et etPoint Point filM PolntdeVenUe Oriental Net Top TopCbmtJIfr ChanUHr Marsot Spanish Gulpuie Valenciennes Pomprtonr Real Liere LiereReal Real and Imitation lzaUUonCJuD Chiny Wood Fibre TIb etc etcEdi c etcLdfiap c cLdI Edi Ldfiap s InMttinis Qaloons Baadingt aid1np rkmncinM fJouncia Net and AllOven in black white cream ere ccru ckanpajm ckeuipagneand and twotoned twotonedThe twotOiledThe twotonedThe The prices are about as asfoUqws asfoUqwsHc follows2c follows 2c Laces 40c Lace 60c Laces BJc 3c Ie Laces His Laces LacetlOc LaceslOc LaceslOc lOc 15c 25c 35c 50cAll 50c 50cAll All en Spcbl Spc Tttfa Td llonl Kondy SHornlng lM Vorntsigougust nn9 tAugast 3t 28th Womens 125 and 135 Muslin Underwear at 9k SC I Corset Covers Coversor or Cambric and Nainsook neat neatly netIy neatly ly tiimmed immed with line embrol embroidery embroldcry embroldent dent or lace 95 9 Sc C I value IJ2S 125 Drawers Drawersof of Nainsook Nainso k and ndCllmbric Cambric lace laceand laceand laceand and embroidery CJIIbroldcryttlmmcd CJIIbroldcryttlmmcd9Sc ttlmmcd ttlmmcd95c ttlmmcd95c 95c 95cvalue1113 9ScVlI 95cvabte value1113 VlI vabte c IIn LJS n ASKED FOR JAIL SKXTECE SKXTECEElilrrty SJNJ iNT1CEEkerIy CE CEEl I Elilrrty El I Blind Man u 1 Gets t Nine Mont lonUllln lonUllln1b lOuthi hi In InWli l l1ei Wli 1b ch tq lieorm lieormJo Reform cformKing I Jo JOU1 m King an elderly blind man who whowas whowaa whowas was once an anuport eagert s port engraver onirnverWM won a pris prisoner p ponerln priioner oner onerln In the theFII1I First Criminal Court Jersey City yesterday for drunkenness drunkennessI drtlnkel1J18811IlDvet I have IlDvet ttfed t ied with all my might to t give giveup a v vup vo voup up drink he said and nct cannot I wattt watttyou wanYOl wattyou you to send me to toJaUfor jail jailfor for at atloost least a year y Lot mo go fo a Snake SriakeHUI Kill for there I will be sum to got hind treatment and will wUlI1nd wUlI1nd1I And findsome I someohe 1I some ne the who will sympathba with me Now Judge I do not want anybody nnybodyto nnybodytocriticlie anybodycriticize to tocriticize criticize YOU qu for commlttrng c mlttlnl blind nun nunI fl2A1heho I who has h wronged nioi A9 n on but UlmaoJf 1 n f to jail for or so 1IQ1oDg eolongatbne long a otlme time I want W wntjttcje wntjttcjestood t it Itstood Utyder stood that thatyou you are doing mo a Ukidnesa1 Ukidnesa1Actinn Actln Actinn 4ingJuati justice Ju tlooEdw Edward rd A Ransom om figured figuredup up u w on onhb5 onIil his flngerHthat a tnLz nine nlne months lI1ont moqterpi moqterpiwould term termwould JI11 would espiro in I the early port of noit noxt sum summor 1IWi ttmmor mor and committed the old man mai for that lenout lengthoftttne lengthoftttneJfyou of Uma tillleUyou If Uyou you wish your liberty before betorehed the ed eddrop of yourterm your term said d the Magistrate Jut drop me a ollntiand line hinoan and Ill send your youNlis discharge dischargeJ01 b rl8 to pa papers tbehlll Youre J01 ffiS II bTU JudTOi Judge muttered utt red lUna as he felt hi hL way out of the court CQurtroom CQurtroomoar room roomCOr oar VISITORS 1lSlTO VISITORSiLET VISITORSiLETPlckpsekeL WALLET WALLETPickpocket JFJLLEIPJckpoeketa Pickpocket at JreC Uie thegntk eaUi Ferry Mtes Iae e etb i 5ff ff With tb nartford Mani Wan MnBIOL nee sxeoMr neeMr r rMr Mr and d Mrs Goorgo G rp A A Evanq V3 of otHrt Hert Hat ford were o ttefar way to toPfCyt t Prpyidence ence It I Iyeaterd7 yesterday On on O d p pea pleasure ur trip when whe their trip tripWaII warn Interrupted by several young men m nllt at the th elevated station at IIt80uth South Ferry Fear Mr Evens carried two w suit cases Several Be BeYOUDgmen young YOUDgmen men humped bUZUf buni od d into him and when Mr Eyrns t recovered ho found thAt his wallet wall aUe with uoo oa WB cone oto e The police Jloo caught o ua t one onetbe oil ma1 who Kid bewG Wl1lilmIA WilUsm Leoqcrd urrd Ho Ri ldnt lave aye the pocketbook He wan n asieJstcj be ho fore l1li Magistrate ibt r te F Winu Inn In th the fI Toanijo J polke I court flnd nd hekt1Dllooo hek ini000 ball ba j ror amina 1 1nAI J tion ooord po be poU P1ctlJ1l ill In tbe 1U1I8 pllery i i I I ISi I Sixth Si Avenue Avenue20th 20th 20 to 21st Street Sateen SateenSkirb SateenSkirbIc Skirts SkirbBUck Skirtshack BUck Ic Siteen skl kixti t jome with withtide wIhside lib libside side plaited HouBct other j jsnail JaU Sneali snail aU hemstitched bems UIhcd ruffle rufllesv ruffle95c UfII 95C v VlI lu ty U I WDWJfK IlDQU ARRESTKO ARRESTKOOne A tIUfESTEDOne lB SD SDOne One of the Citys Firemen Way 111 ne rno rnvolml rnvolmlto mi oIrcd oIrcdin C1I to pe Death t tb of OfTcuns Tcuni Vf man manMM man manU uitanMr MM U Allis AltlnPritchmra Pritchmfn M H old ye ezr ra a amidwlfeot i imidwifeof midwifeof mtdwUo of 839 O3 Bast it U4tb street wr writ 8 tr trrwiteU arretel rwiteU yesterday ye afternoon on 0 a charge chargBof chl1rgeof chargeof of complicity oJ1ll dty in an nnleged alleged criminal opera operation Ion resulting ltinc la ntho tho ho aoAthof Miss Florence MoDoiuJd ia I1tye1re y yeii ar old who lived ct Si7 West Sixteenth street Miss McDonald ttiecl J on Thursday nml Coroner C Sohoter bokr made an investigation Inveftig tlon It U1IQ8 was said last night that a ft young fire firemen tI fir firman man attached etta to one DIleo of the engine com companlea 0111 0111pnnle omponies ponies in old Greenwich Gl e wlch village abc might mightMam Ie be Mam arrestod arrestodPIEL od odPIIL I IPIEI8F1QS r PIIL PIEI8F1QS 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L i c ii rnEBBROES llEllEROSOFTIIECMURcI iillEllEROSOFTIIECMURcI OPTBECRURCB OPTBECRURCBfIIB r THE REV Dli DR WHITE IFHITE ziTEON Oft Til TilCATHOLIC rilE rilEArllOLIOVIEW 4 CATHOLIC ArllOLIOVIEW VIEW OF RELICS RELICSA nBlilClJIcuuloo A niiouulon Sufieited by th As Bemoyi Bemoyiof RemoyIDr Itemo Itemoof of Paul JOOMS Rematnt Rem1AIJW1ota Rem1AIJW1otaIIOOle Tw lalnf lalnfHod Hod IIOOle lei In New York YorkThe TOe True TruOCIo TruOCIoPteonttoDi Truecr Truecrr era eraPrecautions 1 r Precautions to Inure Authentic Authentic1tie Authenticity Authenttotli 1 1tie ho care taken to Insure the prope propeIdentification pro propiIdontiflcatlofl r 1 Identification of the theremalDl reraalni of Paul Jon Jonend JonlAd JonIQI lAd nd tho Rev Dr William J White paste pasteof putornf putof of tlio Church of the Visitation In Brooklyr Brooklyrto to speak the other day IY on the th attitude attitudetit c cUK of oflilt UK Roman Cathollo Church towardrella towardrellaAfter to toward ard reIlOi reIlOii reIcAfter i After discussing means me ana of proving t tauthenticity th thauthenticity the theauthenticity authenticity of relics he went on to say sayThe aayI uyTte The TheQu06Uon question of the authenticity of t relic reliclia rellhM rollla I lia la nlways been open to wide discusslor discusslorIn In I2ir the Fourth l Laterao Council Coun ltorb forbad forbadrelics forbacrlie d drlliIs relics to bo told or 0 to be exposed expooodc expooodihJt outald outaldtheir outaldetb c th thpublic the thepll H HpUbliC their tb lr canes or shrines and prohibited public pll hllc veneration of new newMllca relics flirtbel flirtbelHiilhfjntlclty till tlIltheathntklty their theirRlllhrmtlcltr Hiilhfjntlclty had l been eon approved opprov d by th thPopt1 tbo tbopnpl t tPtp Popt1 Popt1The The Council of Trent renewed thai thesprohibition thele thelerrohlhltlon thairr0l1ltIt0fl prohibition and ncl further requiredi Bishop Bishopto Blah p8 p8tl to deckle an tho lie authenticity of 0 net netrH newlr ia iarefr rH lr aftor careful consultationwith consultation Ith theo theologlans thee1lanl thailiglani loglans or the Bishops of their ttielrreapectve ttielrreapectvepro respectlv respectlvprovinces reaectI reaectIprovIncB provinces pro vinCIs In 1881 the Cardinal Vicar o oHomo ot otHelmo i iItmO Homo warned Bishops against spuriou spuriourelics apuoulrellc spuriotreUc relics relicsThe The custom of honoring the remain remainof remalnaof remairof of martyrs Is very ery ancient In Int07 107 the thelones thelonesof bone boneof bornof of St Ignatius of Antioch were ere gathered li lin In InllIlIpn I Ia n llIlIpn linen Ham cloth as u a precious treasure Whei WheiPolycarp Wbenpolycarp Wb WbPoIycnrp4 Polycarp body was burned In 107 th thChtistinna tho thoChl t trhristInn Chtistinna Chl 8tlans exhumed the bones they coal coalfind couldfinel coalfind find as morn precious than costly foetlystones foetlystonesallell110re stone stoneand stornawl and allell110re morn valuable than cold goldtn coldIn In the fifth sixth and seventh centurle centurlethe centueethe centuththe the tombs of tho martyrs In the Catacomb Catacomboutsirto Catacombeoulslo Catcorntoutsido outsirto Home became places of pllgrimagind pllgrimagi plIgrimaeanel pIlgrimaanti anti nd were l Cle enlarged Into chapels whose wall wallare watRre alIa alIaIre are still covered cove reel with pious invocation Invocatloruuthn o othe ot otthl the visitors visitorsAbout vIitorii9lyIIt IsiloreAbollt About this timo a movement to brlnithe brlni hrlngtbl brin brinthi the remains of the martyrs from frorntbo the Cata Catacombs Cataomha Cat CatCaIfllS combs Into the city began caused by thi thidesire the thedllIlro thdeIri desire of the Popes to protect the eubter eubterranean subterranean subteiranetfl ranean cemeteries from desecration de i at thi thihand the thehand tbhantF hand of barbarian invaders Invadoraand and ata atabecoiii aiaocalllO alsbccaiie becoiii calllO e they wished to consecrate new newchurches newd1llrcbell neiehurehoi churches that were then being built Ii Iitho In Inth I Iti tho th Church of St Prassede alone 3JOtbodies 3JOt 2300bodies 3C 3Cbodies bodies were Interred InterredSo So s4 keen was the search for rellos am amhodlcs and andbodies anbodies bodies of salnta that abuses began to creep creejIn creepIn cree creeIn In at the beginning of the eighth century centuryThe centuryThe centuryThe The sale of relics became common but wai waicondemned 11 11condemned wacondemned condemned by the Popes The Deacot DeacotDeusdona Deacon DeaconDeUfOoona Deacofleuwiona Deusdona who had charge of the Cemeter Cemeterof Cemetery Cemeteryof of Sts Peter and Marcelllnus seems tohavi tohavibeen to toha tohabeen haYe haYebetn been the chief offender He sold bodlet bodletfrom bodlMrrom bodiefrom from this cemetery beyond the Alps k kwhat In Inwhat Ii Iiwhat what 1 Is now southern GermanyThe Germany The many Tflfl paintings in Europe of th thSaviour tho thoSaviour tbSaviotir Saviour and the Virgin Mary supposed ed tub tobpainted to tubpainted be bepainted painted by St Luke or by the angels are ol olByzantine of ofJlyzantlne o oByzantine Byzantine origin they were ere brought from froirthe fromthe fronthe the East during the Iconoclastic Heresies hereslMTha hereolesThe HeresiesThe The Holy Face which is preserved In St 8tPeters StPtterf StPeters Peters and exposed for veneration on Holy HolyThursday floI floIThnaday HolyThusday Thursday of each year belonga to this thlecla thisclRAA thtclaR cla clRAA is clRAAThe Tim isTim Crusaders brought many relics from fromPalestine fromPalestine fronPalestine Palestine and Constantinople the authenticItv authen authenticity authenticltv ticity of some of which is doubtful doubtfulThe doubtful1he doubtfulthe The annals of the Venetian republic fre frequently freCuontly frequetIy quently make mention of saints bodies bodleebrought bodiesbrought bodieibrought brought from the East by traders The Theoun Theremal Thiremalne remal remalne II of St Mark the Evangellllt found foundtheir founctheir oun ountheir their way to Venice in this way The Thewere They Theyere Theaetc were ere taken in 829 by Venetian merchant merchantfrom merchantafrom mercbantifrom from a church In Alexandria Egypt which whlcthe whichthe whicithe the Arabs were about to destroy St StTheodore StTheodore StTheodore Theodore the early patron patronaalntof saint saintot of Venice Venicewas VeniceIIIIS Venicewee was deposed and the place of honor giver giverto givento to the evangelist eY ugeliat whose vh08oLname nameeffigy name emgy and andwlneed and andwlng andwin wlneed wlng win d lion occur occureverywhere everywhere In InthafClt InthafCltThe thaf thafcitr thafcitrThe citr citrThe The city of Benevento was besiegec besiegecduring belliegeddurinl bedegedduring during the Middle Ages because it would woulcnot wouldnot woIdnot not give up tho thobodyof bodyof St Bartholomew Bartholomewthe the Apostle who is now Interred in the thechurch thechurch theohurch church of his name on an Island in the Tiber TiberSt flberSt St Francis of ofaslRl Assist was buried without withoutwitnesses withoutIIltn withoulwitneoses witnesses IIltn to prevent preventhia his body from being beingutolen beln belntolen beIngitolen utolen by neighboring noljhhoringtown towns It was not notfound nottound notfound found until 1818 18l 000 years after his death deathThere deathThoreare deathThoreare There Thoreare are two twoclllase classes or grades of relics relicsIn relicsIn reliceIn In the Church The ThelIrst first Is the body of the thesaint theIia theMint saint Iia nt then come the garments vestments vestmentsand vestmentsand and worldly belongings belongingsThe The greatetand greatest and most mostauthentic authentic relio inthe in inthe Intbe the Church is the truo cross oroo the largest largestportion largestJWJrtlon largestportion portion of which Is preserved pfOR rved in the Church Churchof of the Holy Cross in Rome Koch Bishop has a portion of the truo cross in his pectoral pectoralcross pectoralcrOS pectoralcross cross So scarce has this relic become beoomethat beoomethatleo that thatIo thatLeo leo XIII In n letter to the Bishops of the theChurch theCburch theChurch Church asked 1 them to will their pectoral pectoralcrosses paororalc pectoralCraMeR crosses c to their successors successorsEach SUOC088 suocessorsEach r rF Each F ch student who has made his final finalstudies finaltudl finalstudies studies tudl s In Rome Is entitled to six different dllferentrnll differentmIles differentmiles miles rnll upon his leaving there They are areobtained areobtained areobtained obtained from tho Lipoanoteca a chapel chapelwhere chapelwhere chapelwhere where many mum from the Catacombs are arepreserved arepCt6erled arepreserved preserved Theso relics arc generally of ofthe oftbe ofthe the second class classThe olassThe classThe The spirit that has prompted too Ameri American American Amencan can Government to fiend a warship3000 warship3000miles warship wllr hlp 3000 3000mllel 3000miles miles to bring tack to American soil the theremains theremalruo theremains remains of a man who fought her battles battleswhen battleswhen battleswhen when she needed fighter in I the same samespirit samepirlt samespirit spirit that prompts the Catholic CatholioChurch Church Churchto to venerate the relics of 1 martyrs lI1arty and saints saintsThey saintsThey lnt8 lnt8Thev They am her heroes heroenDoubt herOOt4Douht heroesDouht Douht may tie cant on the authenticity of ofom ofoni f fromI romI om of the relios rtill relIoias 11 it is iMUII still open to question questionwhether qu8tltlonwhelher questionwhether whether we really have interred Inte the remains remainsof I Ior of John Paul PaulJonfri Jones at Annapolis but Catholies Cath Catholics Catholic olics l do not pray to a abltof bit of bone or oratuft oratuftof ora a tuft tuftof tuftof of hair they venerate and pray to the taint taintto to whom It Is supposed Rup d to belong belon juts as asthe IIthe a athepatriotfo thepatriotfo the patriotic American who makesa pil pilgrimage pllllrimage ph phrImage grimage to AnnapotU honors honoretbe the brave braveAmerican bmyeAmerican braveAmerican American Captain whether his hi bones are areInterred areInterred areintere4 Interred there or still UII Ho lb undisturbed in the theProtestant thoProtEstant theProtstant Protestant cemetery in Paris ParisThem ParisThere c There are in tho United States StatoeandCanada StatoeandCanadave andCanada andCanadaEve and Canada Canadafive Eve ve bodies of saints of the first class The Theremains There Theremains remains re lnll of St Peregrinus are In St An AnMlmK liDselms Anaelm MlmK aelm K Church in The TloBronx Bronx Kt Vincent Vincentrlfl rlfl Pauls Church in Detroit has the remains remainsof of one of the 2900 martyrs from the be Church Churchnf ChurohofSt nf ofSt St Prasseda in Rome St SkAlphol1llUssChurrh Alphonsuss AlphonsuaaChurri AlphonsussChurch Church In Windsor Ont has the remains remainsof of another one on of the martyrs and St StLouiss StLouiss StIMIIISS Louiss Church in Buffalo has two more morerellos mo moreUrs morerelim rellos rellosThe reUrsThl relimThe The relics of St Anne are scattered all allover anorr allOvir over the world but possibly posslblythe the largest por portions portlonA perHans Hans outside of Europe are at the Church Churchof of St Jean Baptiste here and the Chapel Chapelof of St Anne de Beaupr Canada CanadailEUAItK4 CanadllmInK CanadaflLiIIRK4 mInK ISlE HALLVCIXATIOXS HALLVCIXATIOXStrancr H4lrUOIX4TOIitran1 Iitran1 trancr Instances In tanoe of the Effect oMmsil oMmsilnation otlnla1enation 0t Insugi Insuginatles nation on Nane Persons PersonsA A patient In Colney ColneyHatoh ColneyHatohslrlr Col ey Hatch pnce once slyly slylyremarked slrlrremarkAd alylyremarked remarked to the present preeentwriter writer that iliat it was wasastonishing wa waeftonishing 48 48alonlahlng astonishing to find how many lunaticsthpro lunaticsthem lunatics lunaticsthem them were In the world outside outsldetbeasy the asy lums lura 1 It It will probably be beequaUyaatonish beequaUyaatonishInl boeclually equally astonish astonishInc astonishing Inc to most people to todlsooyer discover how ho many manypersons manypell1Ons manypersons persons there are outside the th asylumswho asylums asylumswho uylumsti tiho who ho are subject to pronounced hallucina hallucinations halluClnaO1ll hallucinations tions ti O1ll O1llWe v vWe tionsWe We know from Forsters Fonters life of Dickensthat Dickens Dickensthat DlckeDsthat that that great novelist habitually babltu llyeaw llyeawall liy saw sawII Sawiii all II the creatures creature of his imagination as aalt aaltthey if ifthey ifthey they were real beings and that he even evenheard even evenbeard evenbeard beard them speak says the Humanitarian HumanitarianMaiatinr HumoraloMAragnzinr HumanltcrienMaatjnr Maiatinr Sometimes the tbellll1 Illusion lonwu was so sotrong 110Ilronl soStrong Strong that after a1 astorywlIIIftnLahed story was wasflnlsbed finished the theImaginary theIrnagnafy thelrnag1nay Imaginary persons remained visibly with withhim Withhim Withhim him for several everaldaya days and andretullOcltobe refused to tobe be d dis dismissed dis5niMPd missed mi kO Mr Talne In Inhl his work Da DII 1In 1IntelliKciipfl Im ImtClligfl telliKciipfl tIUIIPI mentions mentona a very ver curious cr sc case caseof cAse cAseof of this kind One of ofthemoet the themoetexaet most exact and andlucid ad lucid of modem novelists noveIgt he says yswb when whenImaginatively whfnlmaglnajyJy n nImllinatvely Imaginatively Imllinatvely working workig out the thepolnbg thepolnbgof poisoning poisoningof of one of his characters charcter had no 1 vivid a agustatory agURlator austnoy gustatory gURlator sensation 118tlon of ofarnlo arsenic that that he was wasattacked wuatacke wasattacked attacked atacke by a violent fit ft of flcl f indlgestlonlThe indlgestlonl indlgestlonlThe Uonl UonlTe The Te leading lodig case C0t of noninsane nOD noninsanenation ln ehluol ehluolbRton halluci hallucination nation bRton Is the account acount related rlt to t the th Royal RoyalSociety RoyalSociety Society Siety of Berlin Brln by the celebrated clobrt book bookellerNieolai bk bktler book15l1er2ijcoial ellerNieolai tler Nicla concerning some experience experienceof of hi hl his own At a atIme time te when w his hhnerou hhnerousystem nervous nervoussystem system Ister was wa slightly overstrain OyemtnslnidJn Tetrt1 in cons owi lb j jquencb 1I li S t l c 4 4qUeellbtlt qUeellbtlt quencb t t f bme D1hty clP ity ld and t bthbtI bthbtIfIlturgiuco tncl disturbancehoorie fIlturgiuco 14 heone daysseraedto t9 p percpl percplthe rqrt rqrtthe IY IYthe the figure flrofi of a eloledale corpsenbout COrI corpso l about Ut 1pm tenyarda tnarc yarctsi yarctsitart dl dltanti la laIt tart It frpnv trom from htrhi htrhiext hln him himext I IIf ext If dajr the tooJ oonxe i cilsapp Uappeared ared b 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bebught Ibought bought bught a miulcalboK in order orrlsrto to cltoni cltoniplace circurelst elst them mUlcjhxlnorertcrum mUlcjhxlnorertcrume Heu Hesssed to wind id tlup this up at atplace and andploehidehls e t ploehidehls place it ilnderhls under his pillow PO low every eve night hlbt whe whehe whe whibe he be went ent to t bed b but unfortunately utQrt te as too tooaa In Inaa so soas aa the Instrument Instrumnt ran rn down dOto the voice oiower wei weiboard wehoard board hor again a IIBndjtbey and they woud would even ove iotatirase iota somitimes lme lmetm he had fallen aueei asleeAnother times tm wake ako him up upaner after aueeiAnother aale Another very ldt distressing lna halluoinatio halluoinatiocairn halluoatn halluoatnwas halluoinatkwas Anoter was deodbtoD dceorlboctto verT flr Eam E1m I In a pretly pretlycm perfic perficcalm cairn and seaslblemannerby ellbJmnnerbr fa a ladytwl ladytwloonaultedi ladlho ladlhoaaut Iadytwcossuited cm aaut oonaultedi I hUn bl She Bb frediienUyy I U1 lw saw aw pl plJection ob o oJectionsbleperaons Jection Jetorable Jectionsbleperaons bleperson pelllltadcnot standing not tnia tniamaktog larol far C Csnking ila maktog face aca at her and ad ometimi Imelme sornetirnthrowing ometimithrowing throwing h1oc itpnes tDM tOice She knew quite qut we wethat we w wthat that It ltallot wasnot realbut realbutteeMUOD the eflosation wi wiao 1 wiao a ao strongthat etlnltht strong that shewasoocaskinally Iliwaao nolle ojbllgr ojbllgrtogp 1igi 1igiti roC ti gp toiler to her mirror before abe he couldaagu couldaaguherself coud assu assuherself hormrr bfore culcWe culcWehere1tat herself that her erb bead way wal not notwpude wpunde wpundeThis woundeThis This Tle here1tat proved to be b a ame raerely transItory tltor eel 001dltion eelditlon CI dltion dltondue prve due to tdpr a depressed echtteot state of the tel ST STtern y yout teald tern and It passed cmpleto completelyaway wAU wiU wiUout out attaining atl4llolay pSe any more mre serious IIUUet IIUUeta1 aepeot aepeotMany upectMfly Many a1 persons PrO who 1hohavaudill Thohav have auditory hal halJuclaton haIucinaUons luolnauons Juclaton pno never havevisual ban hsvvlaualioriee tTua i ones onesvice one a an aniice vice versa ve but they th sometimes ImetleOr occur oocucombination occurcombtnatloa I vce combination Dr Aberoroinblereoonvery Aberoroinblereoon Aberorombierecordavery berblrcr a avery very omblntonD queer que case c A clergyman clegJind M 5 I years yearsage rareage of of8e age who bo had been benaootme accustomed to torather toratherblgb yr irath irathhigh rathihigh high 8e living Ihingwu was one dayseized darllz with wtb vertig vertigand vego vegoana verti vertiand ana vomltl vornitin and fore foreveralday vepl da at alto altoward ward complained that 1e he pertualy perpetusily b bt beaz beaztunes la1cmplaine t tunes nes I in his be bead mOt most aatlot distinctly plye piaya piayaand and In accurate aorte succession eucoion At the te sam samtime arr arrtime me metime time he experienced arare arr a rareand and ad remarkobl remarkoblaffection remrkle remrkleaelon remarkabaffection le aelon affection exprenc of vision seeing seing all alobJe objects In Invertedas Inverte ii iivertedas vertedas u a photographer does do In a earner earnerthe cme cameniBon pbotolapher verte Bon vivat vivant olerlen clergymen however my may be I Irelieved releved relieved t to le learn that ater after a s afiort 0rtme 0rtmethe tin tinthe the unwelcome unwelcme music mUllo ceased and ad ext extobieota exte externi externiobjects o objects bJe resumed rmed their normal ce pUlon pUlonAn position positionAn poaiUonAn An An incipient Incpient form of nr hallucination balucnaton ahow ahowItself Ibowltl shoisItself Itself ltl In the practise common cmmon enough amon amonchildren aone aoneobldrenad smonchildren prcl known aesin aesinfac in infaces children and familiarly a u se faces obldrenad faoln fac In the fire famialy Dr Abercrombie Abermbie wit witperhaps with withprhap witperhaps l perhaps an excess eJce of caution cution thln thinks th thindulgence the theIndulgenc IIindulgence indulgence prhap Indulgenc of this practise prct e as well wel a as of th thbablt the thehabit Hihabit habit of day daydrll dreaming or building buldna castle castleIn cte castleIn In theair to be b distinctly y dangerous H Hsava Be BesV Bsays tbear dlstn dagous sV says It sometimes aomeUme lead led to an a unahakeabl unahakeablbeliefin unhaeble unhaeblebHefln utishakeabiDeief bHefln beliefin Deief in the real rl existence ex tnce of the visionand vision visloniand illlon and quotes quote as a case ce in point an lntane lntanefished Intanc intancknown known to him ot a man w who ery Ituch Ituchwlsbe nauc naucwished wlsbe fished to be appointed appointe to a certain cin over offl offlhen omce omceten oloshen hen In day dreams dre Imagined that be b ben hbn ha haeen Imlne ten een en appointed and at last could culd not b bersuaded be beperuaed bersssaded bn ersuaded appinte that he had ha not been be appointeclthouah appointed appointedIthough appit peruaed although the office ofc in the meantime meantie hat hatlever bad badnever haerer lever becomevacant becomevacantDr bcme becemo vacant varantDr vacantDr Dr Wlgan too to In his h Duality Dutr of the theilnd theMid Lb LbfLnd Mid ilnd Win warns war portrait prrit painters pnitn again againultivatlng agalnllt agalnlltcultvatnl againuItivating ultivatlng a similar lila faculty H Bt lie cites ctea tbi tbiise th thasp cultvatnl asp of William Wiim Blakewbo began bgn by palntlnf palntlnfortralta paintinortraits ltlg ltlgprtralta c ortralta from Islgle a single sitting Iltlng of each e sub subjt uubect ub ubjet prtralta jet during which hlch he h looked loked at o the th mode modettentively modeittentivslv ml mlattntVlf jt ttentively for half hlf on a hour and made mde at atccasionai anollona aiccsionaI attntVlf ollona ccasionai sketch Iketch on the canvas He the theisssd thn thnG theiaaaad isssd G d on to the to naxt Dlt person rn and whet whete whn whne se e wished w Md to continue contite the th first portrall portrallm prrt prrtM M m took tok the subject into Ito hi his mind md and mea meaallr mn mntalV menally talV ally placed pwc eubJc him hi In the th sitters slttra chair ch H Hfluid He Heculd Riould culd fluid then thn It appears appar see the th person ailattnctly 01 01llstlnctly u ud d llstlnctly tlctlyu as if i be b were r81y really there thr pnn H Hrould Iiirould rould suspend supendhlJIUe his painting to examine thK th tbe tbep thisoon soon K ee Acand c and as a he said sd Every Evr Everv eumlo time timeost tm I Icut I Iflat cut p flat my eye e on the th chair hr I eee tno th manhl man manhis mn mnThi abnormal exercise told may Ineviably mayably Thi his hl abnorl exerci we w are ar tollnv ably led ld up to the visions viion which becam becamo tl o celebrated and t resulted raltd In poor pBlks pBlkscnfmnt Blakenflnement Blake BIakeiOLItinement cnfmnt 1 OLItinement nflnement celbrted for fO thirty thlrr yean yare in B Bethleherr BethleherrLSYIU thleben thlebenisviunt thlebm thlebmAlviu c isviunt isviuntSir LSYIU rU rUSir Alviu a aSlrIo Sir SlrIo Isaac Newton Newn however howvr experiments experimentsn exrnted exrntedI n a this th way with the solar aol spectrum scrm ant aniJoetbe ad ad0t antloathe I loathe with the forms fOra of flower fown withoumv withou witout witoutanV 0t mv evil remit But o perhaps rmp the tbmOit tbmOitstrik mo moitriklnff mcel mceltriking anV itriklnff evi Instance IDtan of this thl kind kd of voluntary voluntarlallucination voluntaryhlucto voluntarylluclnation hlucto strik lallucination U that tht recorded rrd by an intlmati intlmatiriend itmte itmtefrend intimatsdead dead of the actor Talma Tam Linjtlois Ljloi state statehat etea eteat statelhat frend hat the great acr tragedian tredin told tol him that tht when wheniver wbn wbnevr whenver evr t iver t lie ga entered entJd on the ha stage et he h was wasomed arcus arcusomed aI aItomed omed by force for of will wl to make m hi h his brilliant brillianlludlence brilUnt brilUntauden brilliantudience o ludlence disappear dPff and to substitute ebsttute for foihem forthem fosism hem auden a house 10ul full ful of o skeletons lkletons The nmotioi nmotioirhlch fmoton fmotonwhch smotiorrhich rhlch tlieseghostlv theghtv these ghastly creatures creaturs of his hl owi owima owanInatlon whch ma nInatlon lnatlon excited eJted served he declared declaredo dlrd dlrdt decIamdgive lqlto re t o give g additional additonl force for to t his hllpr impersonation impersonationWILL impersonationURS onton ontonFURS FURS URS TIIT THAT WILL Ifl11 ttK POPULAR POPULARtealikin POPUIARallin POPULARealiktn tealikin allin for Long Io Garment GarneDtalak GarmentsDark I rk Port PortIn P FursIn In t Fever FaverPTh FeverIarIi FavarPart Part PTh is ItaklDK falling up sealskin lalekl on an 1m 1mortant heortant Imporant porant ortant scale sal particularly pricularly for long gar garnenUand gr grmentaand gasientaand nenUand to a lees Ie extent eXent for short shorlml shorlml10M shortremi shortremiOs Reml RemlMSO 10M MSO Os paletots pltot It Itll Is i regarded Iprded by Parisiansate Parisian Parisianost Parllf tMte ost sate as a more suitable sulbl for long garments garmentsban gannta ganntathan garmentssan than ban san for any others otrs writes wnltesa a Paroorr Paroorrspondent Paris corre correpondent oorrexuident spondent pondent of Dry ir Ooodi OOd on account acount of 1t 1tindonoy its itsandency itstendency tendency to make mke the th figure IIgur somewhat somewhatulky Imwhat Imwhatbulk somewhatllcy bulk ulky llcy Its 1e adoption for the ti purposes flrsot flrsottrlmmrg1 ofipm1rgs of ofrimmlpg trlmmrg1 rimmlpg and adapton hats ht I IIcon51derd ii considered prettyrtalq pretty prettyertaln prty prtycerai cerai ertaln ertalnThe rtalqThe The 10 renewed rnewed favorable faoraIJI prospectn IJroep cha of Real Realkin ualakln sealun akln kin un reported rpored from America Amric Americaseemto seem Im to have havea h to a certalnexterit erlllnext reacted t react d upon utr European Europeanenters Europeaninin uropan uropancent cent enters inin It I ha b haS moreover m rvr been bn remarked remarkedhat rnrk d dtht tht hat the tlho hopes 1 entertained enrined this UIl year 6N ear4 of a aemand ademand airnand demand for forlahlklnlm sealskin seslskinsseetn n em to have Iave more morefal Inor moreal fal IIfoundaUonthn al foundation than similar Ilmllr expectations expectationsi eXPotion expectationsrecent I In i recent ceotlon seasons Sealskin Blllkin from ito I price pricean c an In n never become 1 popular plaa in the sense renl of ofelng ofln ofinworn elng ln inworn nyej worn or by the thmhiontbl iniillon this exclusive exclusivelessbelpg exclusIveesbeiginiti xrJlehe xrJlehene ne lessbelpg esbeiginiti bhlclnlta init favor favorwltb with those tho who can canflord canford an anatortower atortower ford to wear wear it Another Anthr reason ranforan ranforantclptlg for ancipating an aniclpatlng iclpatlng its itfavor favor la 1 that thatotbr other furs have havea tclptlg In a I turn been hnln beenin In vogueandthat vogueand oceandtht that it is I isthere isthereN thero thero9re tberefor for 9re tithe for sealskin alaklnto to reassert reart Its claims claimsGenerally claimsGenerally Generally Gnrlly tt speaking Paris Par seems m likely llly tovorciark to toivor totavordrktur ivor vorciark dark furs span In sympathy a1mpathywltt with toe on onIcipated a apcipated tavordrktur Icipated preference prrerentor for dark drk fabrics fabricsIkunk farics faricsBlnk fabricskunk ticpatd Ikunk teems likely Jklyto to come oi again Into Intoogue lnfovogrcp1yforrim intoguepnncipaJIy Blnk ogue guepnncipaJIy principally am fortntrnming for trimming Ingotr other g fun funnch furstchas tureauha vogrcp1yforrim auha nch tchas as beaver belver and andeal seal this being bing a de dearturefroni deintern arturefroni intern frm from Its it usual 81 employment for forrimming fortrlmng foritpming prr rimming velvet velyetand and andwoolen woolen wolen garments garmentsBlackbear grenta garmentsBlack trlmng Blackbear Blakbrwhlchrwu Black beerwhich which was exclusively used usedut usodat ut at winter for stoles atle shoulder aholderolar collars and andirataing ad adtmming azudimthlng tmming irataing seems amJkll likely to t be b again a fashion fashionble fSMo fashionle able ble le Its It darker and more mor Drliat brilliant ap apearnnoe apprncad a aaranoeand earnnoe aranoeand and its It comfortable comtorble warmth wanthj warmtbnujunaticsn in inon i prncad on junction with freedom from from frm strong strongdor atrog atrogoo strongiou oonJunot dor iou render It preferable prterbleto to skunk skunkSabl slk slk8bl skunkSaile oo Sabl 8bl r and Ind blue bluefosar fox are likely lklyto to retainair retain retainjelr rti tbelr air fa1orbuttblr favor but their considerably onldrbl in insd I inwased wased sd value will 1 restrict rtcttbi restrlctthelraIe their sale Saver BUverlikewise Saverfos SilverP1 o fos P1 likewise vue Mema to keep in vogue It Iti Itb Ita a i been bhltleroonlr beewhitisertoonly Ikewljltokepi hitherto only used UlcHor usedfor for boas bsand bsandmulsbt oso and anduffs andus b us uffs but during the tbeorlgwttrwl coring winter will willS buatotrirn60th mulsbt i used to trim durl both textile ttlematrl material and andther ad adother andherfuni other herfuni herfuniFor fun funFor funFof For automobile automobie coat ct and ad seml Imlolose ImloloseftUg emioIoee emioIoeeting close closetting ting threequarter th length leab walking wa1kingocta wa1kingoctaa alnKoOta alnKoOtaIa coat coata ftUg uarr Gray squirrel has hasst hisstits a otter 1 la favored Gry hl l0 Ia st stits its lt otr position poeitionfor favor for garments garmentsbutwiII eta eunl but btwprtil will still stilleuaed stilluaed euaed uaed PUofor for linings In Ibver beaver besverapme some lle largeansactiona large largeransactlona arge argetretlo boue ransactlona Ilig were wer ffectod te at the t Russian Russianad RussiansdOerunn tretlo ad sdOerunn German spring fain talnlwl It will be bprcl bprclDly beprinci beprincidly princl princlally adGm ally used to apg trim seal and ad other fun funelvet fn fnVelv funsiv Dly Velv elvet iv t u and ad silk Ilk t evening evl e wraps wp8 in white whit and andgnt ad adIghtoool andihtoolors gnt ihtoolors colors wlth wltbbver withbeaver beaver used ual in the collar collarnd colar colarand collarsd Ightoool and nd sd sleeve aleva ar aN spoken soke of ofa cas as stylish etllh the theeoullar te theoullar eoullar g grayish ryish tone te of the fur being bla1n bla1neteUve in inffectlve Inrecuve eteUve ffectlve 11 contrast cotrt with wih the delicate d lcat shade shadeErmine shadesthe of the materials materialsrnilne Ermine t mtrl will again be b chiefly chIeyemployed chIeyemployedr employed employedsr lor sr EwL r lining the moat mOt ag elegant elegantgarm leeantarlt ganneata ata its itsse it itFe us se continued Fe sContinuedCombinations continuedCombinations lle for trimmings trlp boas b 301j and admuls muffs being beingcontinued blS blSd1ntuo beingsContinued d1ntuo Combinations of various vaO furs furwO will probiii prob probbry bry iii Cblto again command attention attUobt but white whiteid whItid addeUctecolor abl id delicate delicatecolored alaomid colored furs IUrwU furswill will be IBM used usedr fortbat r that purpose Decided contrasts controataIdom contrastsIdoun sldo Idom remain mal PUJ in favor ravormore more than tha one oneCTMe oneO oneDI oneaeon aeon aeonreesei O CTMe reesei Ocean OantoVlt to tokit Vuit MatheriCraveT MatheriCraveTHermann Meerarave MeeraraveHern MthersGrave MthersGraveffermann Hermann Hern Nollberg Nolbrewbo Nolibergwbo who lives In InMadison InMadisonreet Madison Madisonreet attBobku reet Bobokou nailed laDed yesterday yetra on o the theomburgAmerican themburgAmeiicsn H omburgAmerican bAm Line Ll steamship stmp BatAV BatAVhis Batavia Bataviat t t hU tenth annual pilgrimage to totb the crave cravehis pve pveof gvehis O of hl his tntau mother in plt Germany Whenabe Whenabeied W When she sheed dl ied ed h b h be motr re 1ln NSIVed lved I that tt Grr b bwu be would rjalt otber otberTOo yisit her herrav he heave rav ave ones a year 71 Nollberg NoUbl to aTaborer aiaborerIledeeTatL IledeeTatL TOo BeTlechtp i 1 I IT II 1 l T I 4 I UFFERED r FFERElrY YEARS u b p COMPLICATED COMPLICATEDHopeless 7 i WITH WITHCOMPLICATED r1 i PELVIC i 4 D DISEASES I sE C I IAopeless S f 1 i iI 1 I I Hopeless InvalidWomea InvaldW Invalid W ieR rrien Restored estor d t tHealth to toHealth toI toHealth Health and Usefulness By PeiwnaGeneral Peiwna Pe Peru4naGeneral ru nat natGeneal I General Geneal Debility Debilt Nervousness Ntrvou8 N rvousness essB Back Backache ck Jfr Jfrache q ache Kidney Troubles Tubles Female FemaleWeakness FemaleWestkneaM Weakness Are All Symptoms Symptomsof i iI I Weess Ae Al Syptoms f fof of Pelvic Catarrh CatarrhPerttna hT hTWi I Pelvc Catarh CatarhPrua Wi WiPcruna Perttna Prua Is An A Unfailing UaUbg Remedy Remec1rFor RemedyFor RemeC I For All of These Cases CasesIF Casks CasksI 1 1F F the reader rder will wlttbe take the pains to glance l1o over overthis OTertbis overthis I IF this artlolelt rtiole it will be be p nbtloed noUod that three threeAmerican threeAmrion threeAmericAn American Amrion Women omen mn W make mae frank unequiv unequivocal uequv uequvocl 1 iL r rposi ocal ocl statements s euta concerning cncrig Feruno FerunoThey Prna Prnathey i c cI I They were wer chronic chrnic and ad hopeless rle rleUrns Te rIctint Urns t1 of pilrlc petie catarrh catarrhVow ctb ctbI 1 s ifl5 ifl59w Vow I 9w they tey are healthy lety happy hapy and andtutfui sadUa 04 04ituomel LOUISA LOUISAC1RR tutfui ituomel Ua fulwomen women M C1RR C Ci 1 i The Te symptoms of olotarbal oatarrhal weak weakness j jnew wea new ne systemic ateo yml catarrh etb and female feml oa oatanh 0 catarrh tanh trb are a very mrnUrU numerous numerousNo numerousNo No two oases o are ar exactly alike alikeThe aa aaTesmtmmt silk silkTheeymptome The Tesmtmmt Theeymptome symptoms roost eso frequently IqUntl met metar i iare 7 7are are ar general pner debility cbUtrldey debWtykidney kidney trouble troubleloss tuble tubleIo loss Io loe of flesh fhdcmpleiontd fhdcmpleiontdand fleshbad bad complexion complexiontired complexiontiredand tired tiredpains and wor wornout u all the tmee timeaches ad and andpaineunable I ti tipln paineunable pains unable ua blst to a stand a d long lon at a time tne timeor I tos tosor j jor or pln to t walk any 8 distance dtnoplodo diatanoeperiodloal periodical IM IMorampsdlspUoement IP IPorarnpedisplaoement M1 1 1gaasovarian orampsdlspUoement of pelvic or IM IMgansovarian opplont rvra gansovarian troubles tublestbrobblg troublesthrobbIng troublesthrobbIngtremblingflashes throbbing jhio ttM ttMWing Jiff r rtbUngfbe tbUngfbe tremblingflashes Wing flashes of heat betomU heatnervous heatnervoushaadacbeeohmaic nervous v vlly atPtonlmtbly iilpationinaomnIafrjbiy hedcbehroao haadacbeeohmaic dl dyape I laoon e u n iJfi iJfiiilpationinaomnIafrjbiy Mlt h Ht lly lr frightened trilhtnedbrwspta frightenedbrown brown spots before befor the theeyesdizzinessroaring tbeerN theeYeedirzlnesroaring 11 11to eyesdizzinessroaring erN z Orrg in I the bead heae j iIto tJ tJe i iAny Ito to 1r 1rODIor Ii r e F FtorI S toAny Any easer one ODIor or more m re of thee the symp Imp S Stcms s p ptorus tcms torI mean men that the victim has huohao i iohronio fid fidchronic chronic ohao syatemlo catarrh cth votm which ls lsundermining I I f funderminjn undermining underli e1tmo all al the te bodily bdl functions functionsand fuooD funotionsand and weakening weker every nerve nrvecnt center centerSuoh i iSuch Such women evr are a liable lbl to t become becomebedfast becme becmebdfat J Jbedfast bedfast bdfat or are induced IduO to submit submitplete submt submtt submitto 5 1 1plate plate t plee to aom some desperation dlpraton surgical u el operation I in cm cmplee corn o O V k kOerations i of women have hf already aldy l ldiscovered discovered dovred this but there th ore a teas ten of thouMiii thou thouMitua Mitua Miii i of u others ot el who need ned to t know kow It ItAny itAny tUI Any woman wmn who bo reads rd these te lines lne and andfeels andfeels I Ifele feels fele that her case Ole la described descb In whole wholeor or In part prt by the above abv symptoms symptm should ehouldlose ehoud shouldlose I lose 10 no time Um Urn In I giving livng Peruna Pra a fair fai trial trialThose trl trlThoM trialThose Those requiring requrg special llpal advice advce shouldwrite should shouldwrite Ihould Ihouldwt write wt to t Dr Hart Haman Iiartman man President Pldnt of The Thei Te TeBartma TheHartman i Hart Bartma Hartman man Sanitarium Starium Columbus Clumbue Ohio Ohiowhen Ohiowhn Ohiowhen when whn they will wi receive rlve a prompt prmpt reply replyto to their teir letters letter fre r freof1charge freof1chargeEight ofcharge ofchargeEight of oharge ohargeElrht Eight Yean Ye of Pain PamPales PainPraises Prtliea Peruna Perunafor Pern Pernfor for Her Recovery RecoreryMrs Reonry ReonryML Mrs ML l L Mahaffey Mhaley 195 19 Seventh Svnt street BtrootPortland Itreet ItreetPorlnd streetPortland Portland Porlnd Ore O Chairman Chairan St Patricks PatricksCircle PatrickCrole PatricksarnIe Circle Crole writes writesI wte I suffered for eight years with pro APARTMENT CLUBHOUSES NOW NOWLATEST KOWLATE NO NOLATFST LATEST LATE SOLUTION MLUTION OF THE PROD PROBLEM PRODLEU PRO U ULE1 LEM OF LIVING LNO IN JV XKlT ItJ NEll YORK YORKMeven JOnKtyen ronieven Meven tyen even Men Me PIanQOO000 Plan Pan 99OOJDOO 0 Building Bu1dIDS In 1IItreet 4th 4thStreet th thStre Street Stre treet Near Fifth Fit Ave Avoo AeFioor floor as ln lnas meaa 11 as 5 a Ilstne lee for le Each Eoubooml EachClnbroomi Oobroomt end sndRoof endRoof endor Roof or Garden Garen for le AIiThsna All AUPana Plans FiledAn Filed FiledAn FUc FUcAn I IpDral An apartment aprtmnt house conducted onducte on the thegeneral thegeneral general plan pla of a clubhouse is i the th latest latestsolution lat8t latestsolution I solution Iluton to be b applied appIed to the th problem of ofhow ofhow ofbow how to t get gt the best b out of life lie In this thl town townwith townwith I Iwith with the th least lelt worry wor The experiment experimentIs expriment exprimentI Is I to bo b tried frie by a group gup of wealthy wealhy New NewYorkers NewYorkers NewYorkers Yorkers headed by Wilbur Wlhur C Fisk of the thebonking thebakin thebanking bonking bakin firm frm of Harvey Hary Fink t Sons SonsThe Sns SnsT SonsThe The T seven ven members memlre conioing comro lng ll the thegroup thegup thegIQUp group have formed forda a close clo8 stool stok corpora corporation corporaton corporation tion ton gup known as a the th Home Club Cub which has haspurchased ha hapUrbBd haspurchased purchased pUrbBd a site at 11 1 to IS tl East Eat Forty Fortyfifth Fortyffb Fortyfifth fifth ffb street etret near Fifth Fih avenue The Th de design deeign dosign the house has been beendrawn beendrawn sign for apartment aprtmnt houl hII bn bndrwn drawn drwn by Gordon Tracy Trar A k Swartwout Swartwoutarchitects Swartwoutarohltechc Swartwoutarchitects architects of 244 2 Fifth Fith avenue and It wax waxflled wasfiled l lfied filed fied yesterday ytordIY with the Bureau Burau of Build BuildIngn lulc BUIIlings Ingn In The structure and site sit will 1 represent representan rprsent rprsentanlnvtstment an anlnvtstment Investment of SIO 900000 900000The 900000The The Th building buidig buildingLito U il to be b nine stories Itorl8e with witha a frontage frontag of sevcntyflve ventylve feet fet Each of ofthe ofthe ofthe the seven upper stories storl8 U bto to be laid out outin outInan outin in Inan one Hen apartment aparment each containing contaning Homo Homowhat Homowhat somewhat what more mor space spa than thn a five fvestory story private privatedwelling privatedweJng privatedwelling dwelling dweJng of 0 the usual uaUa type typ on an ordinary ordinarylot orlnar orlnarlot lot The To two lower floora lool will wi be b used 1ld to tocarry to tocarry carry out the club features of the experi experiment expri exprimenL experinuent ment mentThe nuentrho menLfhe The ground level wi will be given up to tal talapacioU n nspacious aspacious spacious apacioU entrance entranc and driveway and anda a large garden together with recaption recaptionand rpton rptonand and larg Billiard carell rooms Ioon and offlctw omc On the thesecond theInr thesecond second hliar story will wi be the club drawing drawingrooms drawingro drawingrooms Inr rooms ro library lbrary Jtry smoking Imoklac room rm and a big bigdining hlgdining higdining dining room roomThere roomTher There rm rmThr will wi also als be dining diing rooms In the theIndividual tle tleIndividu theindividual Thr Individual apartments apartmentl but no kitchens kltcbenxMembers kleben kitchensMornbers Members Individu Member of the club may be servod lrvo either eitherIn eiher eiherIn eitherIn In their private dining dlnl dinln rooms rol roomsor or In the thepublio thepublc thepublic public thir dining priate room rom In either cone Ca the theservice tle tlervlce theservice service publc rvlce U i f furnished furnbhe from the th clubs clubl kitchen kitchenSpecial kithen kithenSplalelevator kitchensSpecial Special elevators containing electric electricheaters elecrio elecrioheater electricbeaters heaters Splalelevator will connect with the butlers butlerspantry buterl buterlpntJ butlerspanty heater pantry In 111 each eh apartment apamet A roof rf garden gardenwill garen gardenwill pntJ will be enjoyed In common commonThe commonThe commonThe 111 The t building enjov is designed throughout to tomeet tomet torneetthe buldlf rneetthe meet the requirements rulTments delgtbroughout of a home life lfe involving in involving Involvlng met th volving neither the th responsibilities rponllilto of house housekeeping bou housekeeping keeping keping nor the cramped conditions conditons of an anapartment anapartment anapartment apartment northecrnmP hotel Corporate COrrte ownership owenhp of ofapartment ofaparmt ofapartment apartment houses ho by their residents rldenta has hasIn ha hasin In aparmt a few instance been hntried tried before in New NewYork NewYork NewYork ltO York but this th11110 so far as known know In 11 the firstATLANTIC first IIrtaprment firstajiartrnent clttL clttLATL4NrW aprment ajiartrnent cluD cluDATLANTIC ATLANTIC ATLANTIC YACHTS JACHTS RACE RACEMore RCE RCEMOt R4CEMore More MOt Trouble Troble and ad Dd Spots SPt Victorious letoroU InClub in inClub 10aub Club Regatta RegattaClosed Resata RegattaClosed I Closed Clou races rlCIS made up the program proaram of ofthe oftbe ofthe the Atlantic Atanto Yacht VlcbClub Club yesterday after afternoon afer afernon afternoon noon Two races race were sailed Mled The first firstwas trlt trltwi firstwaR non was wi waR the secondleg e second cond le leg of ofhe theliavensOS the lavneO havens Os Cup series seriesfor serlrsfor rle for Class ClnQ Q and below This Tll was U won by bythe b bthe bythe the Class Q yacht More Trouble owned owl by byW b bW byw W H Ca Chllds The other was s open opn to the theQ theQ I IQlpclal Q special cla clue and ad was ras to count for the thellendon tbeHendonChubb theilendon llendon HendonChubb Qlpclal Chubb trophy R RC C Veils Veltl Spots Spotsproved SpOtlpr Spotsproved proved pr ved the theftflt fastest boat bOlt Inthis la Ihla event eventBoth eventBoth I IBoth Both classes cl l sailed saie the regulation rtulnton Irslde Irslderacing Ir irsideracing lde lderaolne racing course cour of the Oraveserid Oran nd Bay Asso Association Assoelation elation The Havens Hann Cup up racers racel covered covere the thecourse thecur theceurs ctaton course three times The others oerhoweVr oerhoweVrrude however howeverrounded howeverrounded rounded rude cur the marks mrke only ani twice twlct This Thil gave gavethe lve lvethe gavethe the new boats ajourney a Journe that aggregated aggregatedIMS anrtlale IMS nautical bata miles against a alnllt IK 7e 7e nauticalmiles nautical nauticalJourney nautcal nautcalmlM mie nautcal miles 148 called by the lplal special cl clThe class s sThe mlM The Haven It Cup racers were sent 01 off on their theirJourey theirJourney Journey at aos S Cp o5 raAr Only Or I three thr boats bcatl started startpdHendon Itarr startedHendnnChubba Hendon HendnnChubba Chubbs Chubb Cockatoo Ckato 11 J W V H Chllds ChlldsMore Chid ChidMor ChildsMore More Trouble and 1 the th Quest Quet owned by P Fl FlHaYnl J JHavens 3Havens Havens Mor HaYnl Tuble Goorg Oorle HChurchs HCurohs H Chuoh s owne Raetta Raltawlnner Raltawlnnerof winner winnerpassed winnerof of the first Ig did rot lt start art From the Start atartnr StartMore More Trouble lrt Ifl steadily drew away frm from the theother theother other nr yaht yachts and Iteal won by almost Amoet three thrf minutes mlnuttonte minutesOn On the Bond second aDe round Qlet Qiseat overtok overtook and andPiP asidpassed passed onte Cockatoo CchtoO II J Sheheld She held the advantage advantageuntil adnnlae adnnlaeuntlthC advantageuntil PiP until untlthC the end The Tbelummar TbelummarIC summary summarystoor summarySL0OPIcLAii SL0OPIcLAii stoor IC ctais q AND ND nnow nrWPITI mrwwros ron THKIIAVINS AY W WcoFiTAiiTlrtcocnat 03 03cupgrAs coFiTAiiTlrtcocnat COp14T cupgrAs a 3OcoUeflr oJ IUSNjitmcAiMnrj IUSNjitmcAiMnrjElaaied IltS I 153 N NAUTICAl AOTCAIIIl UZL5I UZL5Iopird Elaaied Elaaiednnlih EnptdFnl opird opirdFtntaa nnlih Fnl Tint TintYaeM TUf rimeYsthS YaeM ana nrmr it MS K a n J ws wsMore J sr p pWoreTroiiblelLCbi1ds WoreTroiiblelLCbi1ds More rothonl Trouble Tble W H 1 Chtldi CUd I II IIU U a 20 o 0613 061314 r3 r3OUelFIAvlll 3 3OaeitFJIIsvrD Wor OaeitFJIIsvrD 14 It1 1C 1 2010 2010OlallHmdoICbubb6 M ID IDCockatoonHm1onCbtibb 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ovariantroublo trouble by tho use w of Peruna Per and advised advisedme advled advledme me tublo to t try It It I used wd It for two months monthswith month8wth monthswith with wth surprising urprilnl results resultsSick rmlt resultsSick Sick Thirteen TbrteenYerWel Years Well Woman To Today TodyTbauks TodayThanks day dyTbauks Thanks to Peruna PerunaMiss PeIna PeInaMiss PartnaMiss Miss Liulse Carr Cr 10SO 10 S New Jersey Jerseystreet Jerr Jerrstrt Jerseystreet street Indianapolis Indin ind writes wi writesI wrltonT strt T I haw had plls my share of sickness slckne For Forthirteen Fortblrten Forthirteen thirteen tblrten 1 he years Y I havo not known kow what whatit it war to I lraw a t veil ell breath brth and it Is thanks WRKSTLIXG WRKSTLIXGNew I nfSTUNGNe New Ne Turkish Tlr1Uh nrapplrrs Grappllri to Vlnlt 1 Ataerlci AtaerlciSoon Amerlb Arneri s sgoon Soon SoonWrestllnir Son SonWretn goonWrestlinir Wrestllnir bids bl fair to have a prosperoui prosperouiInning prOlprOUI prOlprOUINew prosperouiinninif Wretn York coming season If thf thfplans thiplans Inning inninif in lp New the tle comlnl sealon th plans of thin thf promoters promotlm do iot mis carry carryAlready carrrIrld carryAlready Already Irld a nunh nunhr nunthr r of Interecling Inlrt lne matchehnvo matche Itcb Itcbhavo matchelhvo hnvo boon bC11 arranged Several foreign krsp krsppiers rsp rspp1cm piers are coming arAlle tn America and with wih frlP frlPphl tht thtlocal thiiocai local 1011 talent the th sport should Ihould rprovo prove to be beof beor b bof of an Interesting Interpsthl nature noltlreOne natire natireOne natureone One of the first frst matches matche to be decided dlcldcd In Inthiioity II IIthlqolwlin Is Isthiscitywili thiioity thlqolwlin thiscitywili will In nil ni prolinblllty pfbablltb bo that t between Ihph thtwettiFred betweenFred el elFre Fred Fre Bosll Do I the Wisconsin wrestler rc lpr nnd nd Frank FrankCotch rrark rrarkCotcb FraIlotch Cotcb Cotch This hls match mltch has been b1 talked Inlk of ever eversince ever81nce evessince since Tom Jenkins went ent to t Knulnnd l rlland Jt J was wasoriginally wasorhrlnall wa waoriginally originally orhrlnall intended Inhnll that Jenkins JplklrR and Fecll Fecllshould Ilel leoishould should have It I outbut oul but owing owlnlto to Ikefonnfrs Ikefonnfrstrip tleofnrl tleofnrltrip t3e formcri formcritrIp trip to the he other aide slel the contest contrlt hud to b babandoned be beabandoned heabandonlll abandoned abandonlll Another mulch IRtch may mi bo a strug struggle struggle trugele gle between behve notch and Dun DII Molded When Whenflntcli Whll Whllfotch Whsiloteli fotch flntcli was just bloitsoinltiir hlo8omllt as a grappler grapplerho arlPIItr ho 10 met Ilio tli veteran Cern and uDc gave aap him the eorlejt eorlejtof cOI cortertof I I Iof of Isis career notch has his been testing J tOI for furseveral foreeYtral forseveral eeYtral several months mOlth and says Ha that he In In flr nlftrhn ftoo trim trlmIlls trimISis Ills Ils defeat by Jenkins Jlnkll and hi his poor showintielsewhere showing showingelsewhere showln4 I elsewhere llwherl I hroughout hrllaholt the tl country rOllltr have lfi I itiqi ned netlbis nl nedhis I his popularity popnlal and the sports thlnU thlll that he hewill hI hIwi lievIll will have hle to do lo a 110 lot of wrestling r11111 and ald win ln a anumber anisnitier wi I number nlmher of matches lallhM before hu bl can restore rlltor him himself hImself self 11 fn t fl favor fllor here hlf lir iotch says 11M hut he I wan wanill WR WRI wasill ill I when whln he met 11t Jenklnn Jllklnl the Ihl last IBt time 11 lie liemade 111 111lade Ii Iimade made made lade a similar 8hllRr excuse XCII vhen hen he wan thrown thrownby throl thrownby by b Jenkins In II tho llrst IrHt match Jullh Iotch ollh has hasApparently loK loKppient linea all leilentlcn of going Kolriginto goinginto Apparently a ppient ppareiltl abandoned al Intlnlol lolll into the tn prlzerlnK prlzerlna Hn H has been 1t 1 advlmtl advlmtlliyfrlepds utVP utVPh 113 liyfrlepds h friends frll dK to stick Itek to the thl mat lat aril ar e ci Itrrem Itrremthat It crease creasethat flmR flmRthat that he hI has h concluded to tukti tDk theIr tlllr tip Harry Harry1olloks lar larolnkM lhurr lhurrlolloks 1olloks olnkM Irish wrestler IH due eu to arrive here hereIn hlr hlrIn herein In October lie 1 U 1 said sad to be bt a crackerjack crackerjackIt rackrJak rackrJakJ It J is I understood IndlrKlooe that thlt he II ran an an hold hi 11 his own ownat annat n nat at either eiher OrWl0Oll1n IrajcoHotiian ortatchascatchcaii ortatchascatchcaiibut or butchascatchcallbut but ut prefer pnrrl the th latter latlr style styleAmitrlra 6tI 6tIAlwrlo styleAiiicrka Amitrlra Alwrlo may IU Ix I in Imudol aded by b two Turkish Turkishwrestlers itsrkishiwrestlers JlrkIHh JlrkIHhIr wrestlers if wluit wilt Atitunhi lluI 1lerrl knuuti IOII us usthe PHthe eslie the lie Terrible Ctrrlll Oreik 011111 ieic H uys U I true U 1ifrrl 1ifrrlIs Iilrrl I I1M Is now nowln In tills country Hllr with wih a I troupe nf r women womenwrestlers 1om11wrltlrK uflieii uflieiivrestlers wrestlers wrltlrK Ilerrl JIIrr Is J iu El utrniiKer trlllr here tlr lie llulino lIt lIthM liehas has been bl In this thl country coalss Beverul erutthl tlimv liar havInir lay liartug I tug 111 upiHnrrd apllar mi au tho mat Ift In II nom Komolntlrttnl Interesting InterestingIontists Iistertttinittontests Iontists collctll Hut lut hi lie IK best known knolf us 1M tlm tI liii die discoverer eIM eIMCOVllr diecoverer who wholost wholott vholost coverer of Votseouf olIsour the clever I Turk Jurk lott lost COVllr his hi llf Irl life when u French tl nleh liner tnr was DI sunk sunkoff slnk stinkoff 01 off Newfoundland elonldla t several stYral years yestMalo eur airo alO Ilfrrl Ilfrrlsays Jierrisays llrrl says 88 that there am art many nI81 ni uiy big hii men 11 In Turkey Turkeyequally Iiurkeyequally Jnrkl Jnrklpqual Yoiuwouf who whohave wbolaYI whobatti equally pqual If not 10t cleverer chwtrcrtban than 1ollouf have made iadI up their minds to visit the United UnitedStates Unite Unitedittates laYI States Htat before heoroionr long 1 have one on man In Inmind II IImlnd Innilnd mind said 1ald Plerrl whoIt Iho Ii Is certainly rcrtaln a uwon uwondel won wonder wonder der del In my opinion he hI IB a much mich greater greaterwrestler Ireater Ireaterwlttr greaterwrestler wrestler wlttr than eltherirackerischmldt jltherlratklllchmldt or Tout Toutsouf TOllrlour Yostsoul soul lour Th lbs man In ciucMlon cIUftlon hasbraten ha aten sour souroutah Nouroulah our ouronlah oulah and other othlr good ones ones Tho trouble trolble In Inbringing inbringing I Ibrlnalnu bringing brlnalnu these theso fellows flowa to America lla IJ hiss In Inthe II Inthu the thar art that they hl cannot annotaIWA always get et some something smr smrthIng semithing thing to do You sec ItO they areof arfof are of such luoh uols Pen ponderous lIn lInderol8elrht Penderous derous derol8elrht weight mid proportions proportonl that It Is Isdifficult IIdlmclit isdimcuilt difficult dlmclit to secure matches match I for them thlm As Assoon Asoon Assoon soon as a you OU issues Issue IBuon n challenge cha1enleror for satan n Ilan pan who whoweighs whoweighs ho hoelahs weighs elahs near the 250 2G pound pouldmark mark tho ordinary ordinaryheavyweights orlnao orlnaoheaelabts ordinaryheavyweights heavyweights heaelabts raise an objection obJecion Conee Consequently Coneequenty Coneequently quently quenty you haveyourman have yi our titan on your ourhndl ourhndland handsand hands hindsand and when a healthy robust robut wrestler wreter with an anenormous antnormoU anenormous enormous tnormoU appetite appte remains remain Idle It I Is nomean nomeantask no mean meantuk meantask task to t keep him from getting etnr gettinghungry hungry hunIY The Theexpense Theepense Theexpense expense epense Is great and the revenue r ycnue little lltUcWrestling ltte ltteWreatllne littleVrcstllng Wrestling In II England Enaland Is booming bool lnr and andmany andmaayathletel andmany many maayathletel athletes from different dlfent parts p rs of Europe European Eur are an located In that country The Thl majority majorityare maorlt maorltare are lccatl doing well tht Hackeniohmidt II making makingmoney makln maklnmonerand makIngmoney money monerand and wel Is extremely utrmely Iackealohmdt popular I The best bestman b besiman man among the little fellows popu In England EnglandJust EnlandJut Enelandjust Just Jut now appears ttte to be Peter Clotz Iot otz lie Je Is Isa 11n Ica a German nowlppar and very strong strona b OoUiwaa 00t2W8 Clots tias think thinking thinkIna thinking ing of visiting nt America Ameta and aralalne arranging a amatch amatch aniatcl Ina match with v ltnl George Bothncr or Max M xWleT xWleTAlthouah Wiley WileyAlthough lley lleyAlthough Although Althouah I 1 I have Uera8 not Bthner seen 8n either of these theseon tbee tbeeon on the mat lat I have every confidence confdenc that thatUotz tht thtotzwl thatlotz Uotz otzwl will win He Is quick and nne clever andposesied and nndpossessed nd ndPleR possessed of a lot of courage courageAlex courall courallAlex courageAlex PleR Alex Munroe Munro of Uovon ovanOIIOW Glasgow the tle un undefeated undlrete undefeated defeated catch cth as a catoh cth can cal champion of oftlreat orOrot ofmeat tlreat dlrete meat Britain hud another chance to test tet his hisgreatness hislelte8 hisSTeatilea Orot greatness Drlaln as a hid grappler Inotberclo by ty meeting mltnc t and diefeating d dfeating de defutnr feating lelte8 Frank Joseph of Austria AUltria Joseph JosephIn JOeph JOephthe Iosephlie In futnr lie the champion chmpion Fank of that country at Oreco Orecothls Url IrecoRoman Roman Bedehe l3eside be only countrQ rnt recently fnldand won four fourInternational fourinternatIonal International tournaments In igIsnd atthis at atthis this style tI Joseph JOop tournamnt and anC Munroe Munro mot atthe atthertyle at the theEmpire theEmpire Empire Theter Theater Nev ew Ctetho castle the other night nlahtThe nightThe The pall pair met for one flU at GreRoman GreRomantle Ireooltoinan IreooltoinanP110 rtyle tle for 250 0 a side and a purse of WOO WOOMunroe 1 1MunJ 550 550Miinroi Munroe MunJ rora despite the fact rac that Jur he he11 Is not notmuch notmich notsnitch much acquainted with these tbeo rules rlC hid no notrouble notrouble notrouble mich wlb trouble aOQualntl In beating beUna Joseph JOoph He forced roree the theIssue thC theIssue Issue Ille to nuch fuch an extent that thtaner after the first firsttwo nrt nrttwo firsttwo two minutes mlnutl Joseph had to net 10tonthe on ontlse the de defensive dertnlllr defensIe fensive rtnlllr At the JOphhadt end of 13 minutes mlnul and ald 43 43seconds 4 4cnds 4econds seconds cnds Munroe MunrO had hd Joseph J lph on both shoulders shouldersfor ehoulC shouldersfor for a clean clln fall Munroe Munral now Is III matched matchedto atcbedto to meet mlet I Ooorgellaokenschmldt Joorge oreUaokenachmtdtor rai hlaokenschmldl for the t e catch catohas ctch ctcha catchas as a catch can championship chmnloDblpor of England Erla They Theyweighs The Thenr Theylure lure tomelUn tamed in lIn London don lorIOaalde for1000aslde Munroe Munroewrghs unroe unroeW nr weighs W about 110 pounds and ad is very yer strong strongA trongA A ahl match which 20 pQund bids bldl fair ralr fair to be btntnUc btntnUchaa Interesting Interestinghas inlerecun inlerecunha who1 has ha been arranged anBtf to take te place Ilc at CteclnnaU QcaU QcaUon8pt Qnctnqaan an Sept 3 cTht The oontestant tttwU will be Teaks TeaksRogers on8pt Rogers 0 of f B Buffalo laOL ezu4 LeonIdsa Idu a 0 Greek GreekwrreUer I IU RJe wrreUer wio lately rsseed kis Shores Shoresft U fUetDO the stor1eete1 e Iber4oisiltU n I pfsN 4 iif e5 li Pr5 IM VAiJ VAiJi 1 ttk ttkr ttkia i j I IT T r t ift1f t I ia f ORRISQ ORRISQto ORRISO 1 C Cto to Peruna Per that tht I am well weLt today I sat suffered au satfered fered with general goner weakness weaeee female tel corn oomplaint o cornplaint plaint te pIt and severe ev gn kidney JdC we trouble tuble Peruna Perunacured P Perunaoared cured 0 me meSuffered meSuffered ISufere Suffered Sufere Three Thre Tears Yeas Recomminli RecomminliPernat Remmedl RemmedlPr RecammindePerun Pernat PernatKirs Pr PerunMrs Mrs I A L Orrison 1005 11 E E Franklin Franklinstreet FZnkHnstreet k street Richmond Rchmond ron Va writes writesAfter wt writesAfter ItJ After ter three thre months month trial l of your remedy remedyI t reme1 I am cured ourd of painful menstruation menstruationAfter mentrUon mentrUonAftr menstruationAfter yu After Aftr suffering sullerg pinu untold utld agony agolY for three threeyears th threeyears years and spending over ovr a hundred hudr dollarsand dollars dollarsand dllr rear and finding fndig epndng no relief relel whatever whatevr I began begantaking bg begantaking taking Peruna Pnma under the advice adic which you youBO youIto ou BO kindly gave me meI meI meI I kndly shall never cease oe to o be thankful thanktu forthis for forthis forthis this shal or recommend rcmmend Poruna POrna to all al women womenwhom womenwhom womenwhom whom ment I find fd suffering sulferng from the above abve aU ailment aUmant aument are trie tnl the thl foreigner Is likely lelY to make makename i iname s sname name for himself hlm elr In America He IB I a bli bliburly bll bilburly burly burl heavyweight and bus h a long Inn I list o ovictories ot otIctorlell 0victories victories In his hil own land lieonldas Jonldl am amRogera snd sndROler anRogers Rogers are to mix It it up u isv at t catch M catch caistyle can canstle ccistyle style ROler best 1t two t I we O In three thrl mile faltaIoter ral mile1tor Ioter lots the lightweIght lahtwollht champIon o 06LlrCiuiZ4Je oGanit4iyili or orGrllllls Ganit4iyili er taoniriKBtn In hU h hlsflret first n Rt finish l h matol matolinTjmlaiKl mtoh mtohInF11 matolinFuigliiiul Grllllls inTjmlaiKl Ind t Articles enlute rUcll of agreement allmcn h hq re e beel beelolgnml ben benllnfd beeleignecl olgnml InF11 for a content nteRI under undore catoh oh nn oatcl oatclcan cteb ctebcln catolcan can llnfd rules between lots 0 suit ud Albert Oben Obenbrlet Obenbrlct Obenliriet 11 Ubcrt brlet cln rt Prussia PUi51 The Th eomlltloiii toIIUton 111 are lre lies liestwo lt lttwaont beetwo twaont two out r of three Ilrfe falls rai for Mn 7 M n a 1 side ldCand and andpurse i ipiinw a aPii considerable ble bettln bettlnon bettinion purse of 710 There There is con lder bttnl on Pii the outcome OIeome Gotr OOtl iot is letht Isthe the Uvorlte rAvorteTbt rAvorteTbtmatch Th Thmatch Tbmatch match will wi be bedecided decided deltt In a few weeks weeksBUDDY weeksBUDDY I IBfiD I Iolmm BUDDY BfiD RIN r4V KNOCKKD KNOC OUT OUTJimmy 0 OUTtinini I II Jimmy olmm tinini Gardner Garner Beats nlta Crack eaek Ctileagi CtileagiFighter Cloo blesgiFighter I Fighter Fchter In IK Brands Rends at Celnta C lnts Cal CalThere Calhere CalThere There here was wa an unsatisfactory In atlsflrory ending tc tcthe toIhe tithe the twenty tweat round rounl bout between Jimmy Jimmytar Jlnln Jlnlnurler liatn liatnJnriner tar urler lnt r of I Lowell Lowel and Buddy Budd Ryan ol olChlfngn ofChl ol olChicago Chicago Chl IO More b ore the Colma Colla A C Colma Cal Caton Calal Caloil on Kridsy night nlrh After Atr fifteen Irten round o othe or orthe athe al Jrdl the hardeit bardet hind of er milling mllur Hyans Ryanl lerond lerondthrew Ilndl Ilndlthrfw secondithrew threw thrfw ui IIJ the sponge Iponrl and ald made a protest protestof prtt prttor of foul The 1hl protect h owovor owevlr was 1 not al allowed ailowed allotted lowed lowed Itoferee IeflrC Uorhecontended 1orhconleulP lioche conteald that Kyanhad Ryan Ryanhad Ua Uahad had been knocked knocke out 01t In n every sense len e of the theword theword tInword word but ut did not like Ik the way WI the mill mi termi terminated terminated terininated railed all bets off He rendered renderedhis renderechik nated and alll aie al bltl 01 le renderl his hl decision deoon though thouih In II favor raoror of Gardner GardnerIn iardnerIn i iIn In this round ruld the fighter went to t a clinch clinchnoon clnch cllnclsoon noon after aft r thuopenlng tuol mlli After A tter they the were were8Ap were8Aprat sepa separated 595 595rated rated rat 001 Ill lardner Iardlpr landed two blows bloWI on ItysnV ItysnVKtoinncli Ihanl Ihanltolach htysnsritoinnoli Ktoinncli tolach The Th latterx sm 110udR seooud ouds said nll that thattho thattho thaitho tho blow were delivered delrtd lusplclou suspiciously u plclouly ly low lowand 10 10ald losand and ald lodged 10dl a IP protest rotet of foul foulThe foul11t foulThe The referee rlferee Ignored horld the tlt plea and the men mencontinued mellclltnue mciicontinued clltnue continued 11t After Attr a hot exchange txvhante jardnei UudllrKat tiardreiilot jardneigot got home 11000 another allothlr punch IIUloh to the itoniach itoniachwhich Itollh Itollhwhich atoinatlvhiicli which sent Ilnt Ryan Kral to t the th door 100r At thin Juno jiiuotun JnDcturl Junoturi tun ItyanV 1anH haudlerH haldlrK Jumped jmpe Into the rln rlnprying rinK rinKr rimiryituic prying r I1 Foul ou gain aln the thl protest Ilrote want wlnt w iit by byunnoticed tl tlInnolo I Iunnoticed unnoticed When hsess Kyau 1au arose arMe lardnei Ondnerrl lardneiriislird irdneirtieIiri Innolo riislird rl rtieIiri hfd him ucaln oliin and the thl combat lblt ended endcd with withKyau withItali lth lthlyan Kyau on th this Moor lor To 1011 all appearance appearanceKyun apparallcot apparallcotIYln appeoraricoiItyan lyan out when h the thi Hounded HoundedImmediately soundedliiiiiedluitely Kyun IYln was l cleanly dlllll n til gong ronl lunded lundedJIIdlatel Immediately JIIdlatel after the thl round rOi ld tho til pongi spongiwale pongiwan polle polleD wan thrown thrwn Into the ring rlnl and those behlutl behlutlthe behludthe brhilntthe the D Chicago man lan said that he II was wa unablo to tono toIO ftIto no on Just why vh Koche loche declared de larl all alwaef alwaefol watte wasreri wasreriofi n noff IO off was 8 not explained Ixplalne but It U thought tuolht that thathe thathe thailie ol he may have taken thli course COlrde In II order to toprotect toprotect ftprotect protect the thl patrons patrOI of orlll the club front any anytrick anytrlk an antrick trick or job if any an exUtol exUtolUp exltelUp trlk Up to the time tlle the Scrap wan 8 over tin tinfighting tb tbflhtnlas tissfighting fighting was worth orth while whie looking 19 In a at Cardnfr Cardnfrhlld lardnei lardneihad iardneihsd had flhtnlas the advantage Idanlae threach Ii t reach and showed showedgreater Ibowe showedgreater greater cleverness throughout throuaholt The he first firstthree firstthree trlt trltthree Irtlter ceerneal three rounds of the tb mill ml were extremely extremelyexciting etemtl extremelyextiting exciting The fighting lablna was fairly alrl even evenBoth eYenDolh evenBoth exltn Both men fought carefully careruly and there was waslittle wasIt waslittle little damage mln fough done exceptIn ulept except In the thf th first Irst when whenIlyaii wbenlanlnde whetItyalu dnlase Ilyaii It landed a left on the point of Gardners GardnersJaw nadners nadnersJR lcrdtserejaw onI181101nt Jaw JR lanlnde and almost almot floored loredhlm him In the te fourth fourthand fourh fourhalt fourthand and flfthi 111th rounds It lookedM looked as If Ryan Ra would wouldwin wouldIn wouldwin alt win In flthi He II forced Itloke thegrueling the arulln grueling mixing mhlnrlt It up upsavagely upeavRlel siiaavaqsly savagely rorct Several times he forced Uardntr fardner fardnerto isrdnssto to eavRlel the ropes Uardler lardner tmhe was M conspicuous consplclous 0le in inthe Inthe iiithe the sixth rope and seventh Bventh sventh rounds He kept ke t Ryan Ryanoff ltyanoft off with Ith Jabs Jab and aii landed Ilnded often oten on the Chicago Chicagomans fhlraco fhlracom Chicagomans 01 mans m ns body with the rIght rlghtIn rIghtin In the thllventblardner bd seventh Oardner hit bltRlal Bran over ovr the theeye theeye theeye eye Inflicting a deep gash ash h In 1 n the eighth eighthKynn elrhthHan eighthRyan Han Inlctna woke wokeu IIP andtrled andtre and lep tried his hand ha d at rushing nuhlngmuch Milin Milinbut rushingbut but Gardner Celd held hlmor bins ott Cbe diecklng lnhll his tere tererushee fierce fiercerushes rushes vitb with hevbtow heavy blows In the tDth tDthtlev tenth tentheleventh tlev eleventh nth ancttwelUh and twelfth rund rounds Gardner was wasmitch much In evidence He 1enlade made Rya Bran retreat retreatfrom retrtfrom retrsctfreris fldenoe from body blow and hooks hokllontbe hook onthe jaw and andreceived ad adrcelYI andrecelved received boT but butrew few blowsIn blows In return r turn Ryan Ryanbraced Ryanbrlcf Bratsbraced rcelYI braced up in the thirteenth thirtenth and after artr an a even evenexchange eveneXlhAlre evenexchange exchange brlcf of swings and ad punches the period periodended periodetidd ended eXlhAlre with ofllwnl the thf fighters In punoe about abut the same samecondition cameconditIon e elndl condition eldt lndl lon wth as when wltn tahte the thC combat cQubat be ban hogan tea an The Thefourteenth Tbefourreenthw Thefourteenth fourteenth was even Both Bth fighters ahtl were werebleedln werebleeding ere erebleing bleeding fronvcuU nln they bad received rlelvd early earlyIn earl earlIn earlyin bleing In the OeM romoutAthe but It looked as If the men might mightbo mtfht mtfhtboo mightbe tht loe aslr bo booabl abl 5115 to 0 go the entire journey ourne Jn ln the thefifteenth thefifteenth be benrtenth fifteenth after Ryan had received reelve the te last lastblow heatblow t tblow blow nrtenth that ater put him down he hewrithedirs writhed writhe In agony agonyTho aaony aaonyTho agony1h Tho 1h referee was D willing wtlnc to let the mill mi con continue on ontnueln continue rfrerle tinue In spite of the theedlll ending of the fifteenth fifteenthround fifteenthround tnueln round But it was aa palpable plpable that thatRy Ryan n was waaj wuInnG wasIn InnG In no Ihat shape to resume Ryan had j to Lecar LecarClose bfcar bfcarrt hcarrted rt rted to hie hi drese dressIng feme nc rm room bf hid leonda leondaaoellanN seconds secondsClose Close aoellanN Harness Races Ree at Farkway FarkwayAt Prkw PrkwAt Parkwa ParkwaAt At the theParka Parkway Driving Dr1nlC Club b lIUDeefatr njatln matinfe e yrsWrda yrsWrdaifteriloon fst rd y yafternoon afternoon the be nnltbes were alt I close elo Trill TrKle the theirny IheIUt therrfi laStbea irny rrfi man from the be New NeW York Speedwu DWDM DWDMby own IUt by b 0 Crone mar L I frm nuckman uekm and d driven d rYf Swa by Cltartni ClarN ChafleIloiher d dNettle OWOlber WOlber Oore wos ISO 0 heals beal ollbe Of the du ties I A event ImlTm ImlTmTomm Then ThenFomny WOI Tomm AUel iIen w vu lat sect for te the eent erect lG sad won WODNeIle woncltle Nettle cltle Direct the be black blak daughter dlube el Direct w wthe was washr NeIle the hr only on Drt favorite lavrlc to get re over the plate during dUllr the thedsv tbedl theA dsv dl dsvCUM dlCUA CUM A trotting or pacing pacingTommy Dalar DalarT niclncrenmy Tommy T CUA my Allen rlnr ch 1 Trotter8 e S 1 t J 1 tTKe irrtzie I ITrtxlegr I Trtxlegr rrtzie Alel rm mlMoshen Crler l 1 I 1 ft I S II1 i iMildred alAIn TKe lAIn htrrave h g Jacobusiii a t tJr 4 4Mildred Mildred Walli NY Waliisee bi b m Archboldls ii11l s 4 J 1 4 4llaurhtyMedolcr 4ltaughtyMeddicr I1 llaurhtyMedolcr b g Powen4 6 t I 4dr ldrSot 4drSol dr drTt21 Sol Muon Maion blk r StraniI Jr s j 4 dr drTnme53tM drTttnr31114 r Tnme53tM Tttnr31114 J3JM 74 2 211 sail 31 jajjf 2 rs J3I J3ICuuuD t tC 3334 3334asia Tt21 CuuuD asia n trotting 01 1 tlr or pantng pantngNorthlanfl isthgyorthina Northlanfl C Pms Pa b m paal paalKorlui Wardenhauer Sill 1 3 1 3 I Ilane t5a 5Ins Korlui lane Ins Alcyone P tb 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i4Jtsitit V Vft f ft Mfitttit A OJttt have received ainumber ainumberof a number numberof J 1 I hve receve Du Duof of shipments ipmet of oi Fine Fne French Fred Diets DI Silks Sflkil s l for or Autumn and ad Winter Wirter wear wr including iCU lines tinesof I Iof w wof of of Moired Moie Silks Sik for evening eeng evcng and ad fld carriaga carriagagownt ct cirrgagowns I IKOWI gowns gowntSelections KOWI KOWIse f 1 Selections se on of Imported Impre Dress Des Velvets V dvts are arealso alto aso shown shownS shownrepresentingthe h hrereet S representingthe representing rereet the e weaves weve and ad colorings colorg most mof favored favor favo favoc Vv Vved c ed by the te leading ledg Paris Par Couturieres Cutueeucas such as asSALE e 4 j jq ru ruqveours qveours Q Vdourt chiffon CiO in i n ungjle snge and double dte widths wdth Lyoni LyoniHandnude LO LyoniHsmade Handnude H ade Dress De Vewel Velvet aae EngWi E Chiffon Cho Vdveteens VdveteensVcloun V VdeteeniVelours dleD dleDo Vcloun o Panae and nd CoidJr Cordi CordiJStowwffl C Jr fl Cr wurn rUWWWS S t ruuwtr t Irs Snr1a Snr1aSALE SALE OF LACE CURTAINS CURTAINSFor CURTANS CURTANSI I i f 11 11For For Monday AuguA Aug 28th 28 a sale sae of French Frch LaceCurtains Lace LaceCurtains Lce 1 I l lCuis Curtains Cuis is i announced aaoUc as follows followsLacet followsLacet t tr tLaee r Lacet Laee Arabe Arab Curtains Curam 1600 1950 1950Regular 1950Rear 1950Regular Regular Rear Prices Prce 2500 250 and ad 3200 peir p Pair PairAnd Pa PaAnd i ic icAndadtiontotheaboveothesewiUbeofferedaIided And AndadtiontotheaboveothesewiUbeofferedaIided AndadtiontotheaboveothesewiUbeofferedaIidednumber in addition to die above there wffl be offered a knitted knittednumber i dd ab tee And te w o I number Dub of o Lace Lce Curtains Lace L Bed Bd Sets S Suh Sb Curtain CurtainMaterials C CurtainMathTab1eCoverScxeersandCauionSquares Materials Malea MathTab1eCoverScxeersandCauionSquares MathTab1eCoverScxeersandCauionSquaresAT Table Covers CYe Screens and ad Cushion Con Squares SquaresAT Su SuAT i iREADY AT REDUCED REDUCE PRICES PRICESNtotmttf PRIC 0 N NNi Ntotmttf Ni fcimt mt anil nu 0ixtl Atmun lu STrm Nf fnrlu fnrluREADY 1 1RDY READY RDY FOR FALL AND AD WINTER WR R 19O 19OWe 1905 19051 19051We 4 4We We are exhibiting exhibitng the largest variety varJetyof of high grade woJ wool Woons 5 i ins ns ever shown In the tailoring tioring trade Our prices prfo sareatr sareatrUvc are attrac attracivc aura auralive live ivc Our goods were ordered very ver early before bfore the advance advanclnprr In prices pr prtindwe m mnd and tindwe nd we give gIy our patrons the full f benefit bnent tye start starWltlanelc4nti startwKh with an C1egnt eleganViiutf eleganViiutfir sufl suflr i ior gvc In fit style and workmanship w rkm to m mre or ir r overcoat vcroatmadc made to t perfection ft nshlpt mea measire ire re at 120 10 Full ful Dress Dre prectlonln Suit Suit silk sik lined lned throughout f 4t Ask Ak for our our16W ur urAI 1 1aw aw Fall booklet and samples samplesDroadwev AI ARNHEIMI samplesARNHEIMI Rd RdH H E M MBroadway Broadway NintH Nint Street J 4 FSHSKIN FISEIMiIV L L4VTRN L4VTRNitisde Tm TmIlade In hawaii HawalFrom hawaiiFrom aan aanrom DWfUerf Made U by Japanew jspansseDWellCti p1eltra Japne Ilade Hawaiian Puffer Pufferfhe r rTl From rom the Die Ui Pufp Pufpbe luv baa the power poweto powelto powerto fish or swell se 11 th Tl fhe be puffer purer 1 Itself with air Into the th shap shapUalw shap4of to distend diled ltel visitors visitorshave which many Iltor Iltorb apoWer r my aIO globe of a glob demonstrulted by puller In the thetul tintanks demonltrted tanks b have steen of en the he New York Aquarium Japaneakin Japaes JapaesIhlng Japane Japaneailiving tul Islands make ot the theakin tinpkin In the Hawaiian Ilds akin living of I the tb big hil Jl walln l lJuler 1iuffer uffer found fouel In Hawaii Hawaiiwater Jawala Jawalawattl Hawaiianwaters lantern lanternWhen lanternWhen water an odd dd and andcroteque grotesque latrn latrnWbe wattl of the big puffer has heelflwt heel heenfrt er erliNt When the skin liNt Wbe removed th Ikln white hll tlt it b IIU still tlll soft sf It I Iatuffed I Istured Istuffed stuffed frt Imoe out to Its it full ful A 1171 size In globe globshap globshapnclo shape shapeand shapeanti stured much muolthicker muchthicker The skin U not mud mudthicker and so left to dry i nclo thicker than paper and ad tranHluoentbrowi tranHluoentbrowion tha and gray below ThE ThEfate f Ih Ihfin n nfins on the upper part par ad gry blow and dried sticking ou oufront out outIrom otsifrom preserved dred stoklg fins fin are areprred front 0 the Il1h fish sh the tall being belngperked perked up p at an ananglci anangle 8 8A angle anglciA A circular opening I il made In the bacj bacjof back backof bad badof of iMSendrt this l distended Jfihkin hllkin through which whlolSuch wblchthe whichthe and inwhlob In which 1 iset 4 4et be placed U bt can the light whiolthe which whichthe et horizontally a hoop or rim by the lanttm can b6 suspended lIupendedSucb suspendedSuch Such a lantern lanternand made of a big pullerlI pullerlIICkin pufferiskin be a toot In diameter crolllIVl crolllIVland crosswiseand skin may Inches In lnlength length and what with willthe withthe withthe and fifteen of the fish Rppearing at one ent entFianr end endand endand head the and the perked up tail at the otholri other and andthe andthe fl6khi fl6khilantern the fins proJectlnC at the aides this IRkln IRklnlantern lantern makes a very ry curious object objectlOST objectFIORTD4Tb lOST FIORTD4Tb DATK DtT SELECTED SELECTEDBrllt Britt arid Xelion Ntlloaft rison To to l Meet Int on S liept pt Las HaiOrlclntlly eaaOrlelnall LasOriginally Originally Agreed AcrccdThe Asretdhe AgreedThe The he dale of the coralngralll comlnI7ml11Jt coming mill between tweeil Jimmy JimmyBrltt JimmyBrlti JimmyBritt Britt and Battling Batt IIn ar Nelson ha hal b been en agreed agreedupon aarreedupon agreedupon upon Th The pair peirilave have made up theIr minds mlndiito to accept the original date of Sept 9 uhlcb uhlcbl which whichIn and fight inthe In Inthe Intbe In l a State holiday In InraIrorDla California the open air on that day da There was Wllllome some talk tnlkrecently talkrecent110f talkrecently recently recent110f of transferring the inlU InJUto to San Fran Franolsco Franotueobecause ran ran011C0 olsco otueobecause because becau thepromoters the promotersthought thought that th t they theywould theywould theywould would secure more money But the fighters fighterswould ftarhterswould fighterswould would not have It 110 so the original orlarlnalplans plans were wereadhered wereadhered wereadhered adhered to Despite Deapltethe the fact that when the thepapers thepa thepipers signed the men consented conaentedto conaentedtomde to tomake tomake rl were ere papers pa make an outside wager of 10000 each neither neitherof of the pugilists thus far boa Da deposited this tblisum tblllum thissum sum with Harry Corbett who has h been n chosen chosenM finalstakeholder finalstakeholderNtlson ftnalltakeholderNlIon iInalstakebolderNelson M Nelson II training hard for the combat combatHe eombaitHe combetHe He Is very confident confldentcf of success IUCCIIIIi and iudglves gives llvelhle llvelhlereaaOnl his hisreasons hisreasons reasons reaaOnl I will wllladinit admit for rorthe the purpose of ofargument orraumellt ofargumeit argument said the tbeDane Dane that thatJ I am not notclever notrl notclever clever But Britt lacks lacksthe the be punch and cannot cannothurt CaDnothurt cannothurt rl ver hurt me no matter how much he tries All Allthe Allthe Allthe the cleverness cl ern In the th world will 11 not Prevent Preventme preventme Dseentme from getting to him before the end of the thefortyfifth therortylIrtll thefortyfifth me fortyfifth round If the contest lasts as aslong aslonlr aslong long as this As to the thel selection lie ttetlon of a referee refereei rercol19lmln i lmln I am In favor of choosing an Easterner This Thisought 1tifouarht Thi Thiought ought to be done In order to prevent any anychance an anchance anychance chance of the scrap terminating In an un unsatisfactory unlatllractery ansatisfactOrY satisfactory manner George Sfler will suit suitme lIultme suitme He understands his business and ha hathing habadconaidlJrable has hasbad me bad badconaidlJrable considerable ex experience rience In this sort or ofthing orthlnB thing 1 beat Britt before although the therefereessld therereellid fluerefeseessid refereessld otherwlsesp otherwll810 you can understand understandthat understandthat understandthat that 1 roust ust be careful lnmy Intuysslection electlon of ofofllciil an anofficial anomcla official for our next struggle struggleArrangementi IItrulrICArraDlemeati MruggloArranienuents Arrangementi foe rorttn VMttnv VidtlngFeotfiIi rt FWali all Plaera PlayersAt PlaeraU At a meeting mietlnCor of the Metropolitan fptropolltanblooll fptropolltanbloollUonlootbll1 Assoola Assoolatlon Assochidon don Uonlootbll1 Football League Leaaruebeld held yesterday federdaat at the theoffice theomce I be beomce omce of the president preald nt A E ERelJdalracom ERelJdalracomIttfl8wu Reudala com committee corntaittese mittee Ittfl8wu WM formedto formed to take charge of the ar arrangements arranlrlmeata arrangementi rangements for the came to be played on onOct onOot onOct Oct 14with I II with theEnglish the English Association Ale IUon football footbsllteam footb1Iteam footballteam team The committee U I as aetollows follows A ARendll K KRendsl FRendsl Rendsl president of the thelasaue league C tls K Mur Murray Mur Murrrr ur urrev vicepresident ftcepre ldeDt and managerof manager or the Scot Scottish 8 ot ott tottin ray tin rrr t Ib AmerTcan American Club of NewerkjJahiM Newarlt James Younij Younijsecretary YounJfaeore Young YoungsecretarY secretary aeore r Bronx Rangers JVC Jo C William Wiui m mDu M MDuffMoratory t tDu DuffMoratory Du secretary Caledonlu Cale edODIIQ V C t t Samuel Samuelturnt H Hon 0 1701 th cue cueI on foreaebclub for each CI1t oiub ioimarant toiruralltMpial turnt turnta a I apecti5 pial aoutt ount towar4he IWI main ex exd exdiJ 1 UIe 1leiiU Dlie1t tbe tbeb1ail teJ he heFi b1ail 3 fi tct tctI I diJ I i lit Fi d 1 ifJtf I j 11 H Hf J t j f I HORNETS Si SiFURNITURB J JFURNITURg l FURNITURg FURNITURgThe I IThe 1 1IMPORTANT The 5tasdard In quality qulltyt7 ud cudIMPORTAiiit tyto tytoIMPORTANT IMPORTAiiit IMPORTAiiitFURIUIURE IMPORTANT TO TOFURNITURE l lFURNITURE FURNITURE BUYERS BUYERSHILE BUY S i F FWHILE WHILE HILE we do dOAOt not aoW aoWtiie adverthe dvutile tile Special S r at August J JSales J JSafes Safes we weusureiatcnCliAt assure intending intendingbuyers f J Jbtzygrg t tbuyers buyers of Furniture Furnit te who whowish wh whwish I Iwish wish to tOKcu secure ereliabe reliable goods goocfof i v vof iof of standard sta dard quality andT and andcmbucfng 1 f fembracing 1 1embracinrth embracing embracinrth the fate latest tprod tprodtiorss t producr producrtions prodctioes tions of the best exponents npaaa1tsv npaaa1tsvof ezponesitaof v f fof of highclass woodcraft woocicrftth that thattheir thattheir t i itheir their interests intercstswiUiIe will be best bestserved butervcd l r rrndbpur served rndbpur by purchasing hasinr at t testablish ottt otttestablishment ot oteatabliabment establishment establish eatabliabmentUnequalled meat meatUnequaUectcholce j jUnequalled Unequalled UnequaUectcholce choice in n aHf aHflines U 1IIlnea Ii IiUncscominechilth lines Uncscominechilth combined with without our sped spedally i Cc Ccaltyattractivcjlriccs f faUyattractivcpriccsarc ally aUyattractivcpriccsarc attractive prices are ucothex ucothexImportant other teI I Iimportant important factors faetorsto tobeuotM tobeuotMPurchsea to be ten tenJurcb noted I 1 1Purchatea Purchatea Jurcb eea made now wilt b belllcIfot be h held ld fot foifuture 1 t i ifuture future delivery deltvery1t If desired sIeredR di xljf xljfR W t tR R J HORNER HORNECO HORNECOFurniture C CFurniture CO COFurniture Furniture Makers MkeraandIIllPon and lmporter61o Importcrr1 f 6153 61 305West23 65 5West2d5t 5West2d5t14RIATWNS West 23d St 1 ti tiIY IY IYi 31 i VARIATIONS S OF eo GOA tipftiWj tipftiWjr DI DIAI r 3s 3sAs r rfJtrlkln A As Ukely hAke to toBeBlaekaltld Be Black as Geld Gildtrtklng ciMfc ciMfcfltrlklna fltrlklna Contrasts at th tlitAq the theIt AqtMtfhwi AqtMtfhwiIt f1J f fIt It is a tact fact familiar to breeders br ederethat ederethatflebea that thatfishes riol ii iifishes fishes are as 8likelytobe likely to b be black as tn t tto they Hvl Hvlto I1 I1to to be b red or gold oldooloredoi colored or orpearly yejloirlirlj yejloirlirljpearly I J Jpearly pearly tinted It is thoculled he CUIledoUt c4itioU c4itioUcolored outgo34colored aCa aCacolored colored fishes that are mostly soldatHl5 soldatHl5The sold soldthat aM aMtbat that are commonlrJenown commonly known aegold as gold ftb flshee flsheeThe t tThe The black goldfishes g ldftlhe may remain reo reomaln maln black blackor bl k kor rf rfor or they thermyturn mayturn may turn yellow eUo ortbe7inat ortbe7inatcome orthey or they may biH biHcome bi bicome come mottled black and yellow AtiijrV AtiijrVat At A tti ttiat 8 8at at the Aquarium that attract tiracta attentloitf attentloitfshows attentjo tt ntly ntlysbowe f fshows shows these tbeseftabOlln fishes in their theliVarfoueDat various nturl7tj nturl7tjcolors nturl nturlcolors t toolors colors oolorsThe colorsThe e jt jtThe The black blackgoldft gold fishes he are ar not natof of it a depS depSblack d8ep1 d8ep1black deep deepblack black but rather of a purplish or orbJalak orbJalakblack bhJJalf bhJJalfblack bluhs bluhsblack black or perhaps of a awlTdeep very deep slat iW4J iW4JI slatebut tto ttobut but they look black to the casual otiasi dbeenv1t dbeenv1tand erHI erHIand k kand and the striking atrUdoontrut contrast between the thegoldfiahOll I Igoldfishes Mse t tgoldilehes I goldfishes and anDf their bright brightpaniona hued hu 1 1onsinthe i ipanloas panloas onsinthe in the watermakes water makes makesthat this itajfltil M that topwttr isp1e is pretty tty rmretpcatcli B sure rek to itch the Jwtf eye c cShakaNo S SShakt 1 r rSh Shakt Sh ShakaNo a k I No N a More MorePriiiitt M Mo MoPrssPts ori oriPIIlIa 1Jf Priiiitt a aid 1 Cam lraallrII Hilirii fmrCWHtJ fmrCWHtJNo ffl FsvirCNl1t FsvirCNl1tNo CU f No remedy rernedYO l ii so well known and aneS80i aneS80itlTe andtlYe s iT 6HM 6HMtlve tlve Or DrW w V F Decker D8Ckerm01tnIII the famousmalarlaiai famous ua1aI ua1aII 1 r rIDtdallat I IDtdallat filiaL dlaoovere4 and a tet eated anise aniseere i No More ere man Ye19 MO a It ItJ J ua iT De noUii l ltS tte ttej tS 1 I f fl l h f 7i1 1W OOI OOIjSri jSri i ri I Ibl1 C C j r 8 ii S rc iii1g
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foregoing foregoingskwJkes forerlnr forerlnrtMCIlre toreolnfz h z skwJkes J rile The j address my b changed obUre at III I desired desiredf delle r f tT0sr tMCIlre tower bri1urb through y0urbewsdealer rourbewleer or ol O T T ThI Sux 8UI 170 170j 170Publlhd 10 10llu 110c c Iaaau 1rSt1 1rSt1PubUibed llu 1m 1mPbUe j Publlhd PbUe by b The I Sun 8D tt Printing 1Dln and d FuMIshlag Jblhn JblhnU 5 V uocIIlon ocUon U at I 170 10 Nansau street Im In I th Borough Borought BoroughVnbroken Drurb DrurbfMIII flOfl3UbfMa1tl4ttanNewYork t fMIII fMa1tl4ttanNewYork fMa1tl4ttanNewYorkI Ne Yort Yortt YortVnbroken t I Vnbroken VnbrokenI VnbrokenWe i I We w repeat rpeat what ht we sold ad a week wok wo ago agoJihis alO alOtbmorig agot t Jihis tbmorig thIs morning that every day dlY is I a golden goldenpday goldency goldenr r pday cy day which wbch brings brng no final fnA break bru in the thejjiwgotiations theigotito theI I jjiwgotiations igotito gotiations at ItPormouth Portsmouth Peace Pen may mayWTbti mlY maybo 1 WTbti fno bo no nearer nelrr than thl it it was wtt lost lot 1a8 Sunday Sundaylbnt Sundayj j I 1 lbnt but who whocndeollre whocan can declare with authority that thatfelt thlt thltf thatc f felt 4 lt is i further frher away IwIY Most Mot people Will Willdespair wflldespair t despair depa only when they have hlve learned leare that thatVenting thatf thatthe f te the prmotr promoter 01 the conferenc conference rpr rprIV repro reproa 1 IV Venting etoc a nations natons honest honet friendship frendhip for forfiboth lorg forj g j fiboth bth both Husala IUllld and Japan Jopon and an I individual individualof indvidual indvidualJ individualpurpoe J Sp purpoe I WI hlrh high ad and honorable onoroblo 1 aa oer oeri ever everinspired i inspired al an oergoo enorgotlo ad and rourcrul rourcrulnat reaouroeful rSpl 1 ZIlan nat to actoni action h ha Ibaone aban4oned al all hope hopeI I of tU0 f0ucQe61tlnhlamomentQuaenterprl8Q f0ucQe61tlnhlamomentQuaenterprl8QThat suooesfl in his hi momentous momQntou enterprise enterpriseThat entrrie entrriej j i That Tat time tme has ha not oome oomeThe cme cmeJ oornel i J I l ITb l Th Ff1lIUon Fifty Million Amendment Amendmentl AmendmentThe f The TheStt State Constitution Cntuton In Article Aricle VII VIII VI VIIt l q t I inakea Je minute mut provision prviion for the rogula rogulatlon regull 4 tlon tonot of the States Stts power pwer to t contract contractindebtedness contrlot contractf f dndebtne indebtedness Its It Becond s cr section iclon pro prodts provideo ro 1 N yde video t that t debt debte nt not t to exc exceed 100 1000000 1000000Incurred Incurred Nto moot caaual deft deftcith t I my inor t mot cwml1 def dts or failures laur in revenues rvenue Section SectionJ Scion Scioni Sectiongrants f to contract debts debtsto dehtac i J 8 grants gt authority authorty t ctrct debt c to f repel re invlion invasion suppress sPP insurreo insurreoj inu inuf inaurreotion f ton tion or defend the Stt State in war The Thef Thefourth j fourth t urh section seton is i In i part p as follows followsfe Colows Colowsf followoEzuept f f fe Except Beplbe the debts ttl ipefIfled Ife In Section lelO I and nd S St Sf 3f f f t fjf t thl 11 article anle rtlcle no debt stuill 11 be b hereafter eaner con consfti cn conj j t 1 sfti f tI ractrd by or On n bbIC beht of oI Ibl Ibte SII 8tate 11l uoisee i ucl ucfl ucflc I 1 c dbl debt a ikafl b be aUlborbebr authorized 6p a IIW law tr for Ime aome Bnrle Mngla Mnglar I r Ji work wr or object obJeoIb objeclIqbe U be distinctly dlilnety speclAed lpene therein thereinaad Iherln therctnSuell I aad ld sucb w b law lw shAll haulmpoe hllmP lmpae and In d provide pr vide for the Ie eel colB 01 01Joof eele e 1 Joof ieuon ot a dl dIrect senual 11111 a 1 to pr tav a and luMeen luMeentP sumetens sumetensto B to tP pay the uD Interest Ilere Interest oh on sue such debt debl as A a It falls ral due due and andHj 3 Hj 1 I i also 110 to 1 to pay py 7 And nd discharge dlablfl the principal prnep of such suchjflabt uobd 1 jflabt d d bt within wUI eighteen ellble years yen from trm the lime of the theieeatneHBg IbetUr theacotacti3 ieeatneHBg tUr thereof tbcrr No ro such clh liw Iw l shall lllo taSo sffect sffectttnlil ote effccmul t ttnlil l mul Itshall l II al at agenetal I renetl elecUon eeUon have hve been bn sub subii 1 ii j Bitted 1I1ed llc to Jhe the people P J and ad have received reive a amI ma maJortty maJority 1 1 Jortty JIIY of oib all thevoles ole cast el for and ad acalnit alllnlllli It at such suchiff auh auhen sucheect1on en eect1on No leb auch lw law sbal ahll b be IUbmlUe submItted submIttedg iff g to t b b be vod Vjt on Oi within wlnlbr three montba Jlbuler after Its 11 passage passagefe ple pleo fe or o 0 at aa 1 anygeneral flT rmer genera election elelon when any ay other law lawif lw lwolbl lawor if olbl or any Mil or 9 r any amendment alldnen to 1 the CPMtltutlon CPMtltutlonj CIUulon CIUulonJa QonitltuUonaha3l Ja j shall be b submitted ubmile to t be b voted for or against againstli arala aralaTe sgatns s li The Te in i lx4ent t nt of oUhl tho framers tnem of the Con Cont Cn Cnittution Constltution t stitution ittution indorsed idore by the people pople when whenfthey whenth whenT T fthey th they adopted opt it it Is set st et forth lorh plainly in inthis intt inthIs tt this section n It Iu was deemed meuwle unwiso to tocrease t toenpower enpower pwer the Lgiltu Logialature alone t to in inc ineTeaae crease c the te States Stts indebtedness indebtne except exceptp excpt excpteollrlte p ja i Unto eollrlte of great emergency er erl and ad it was wasa wuIttn weeiijtten a Ittn written in i the fundamental lude l law lw that tht no noi nott noT T tatute tt authqrlzlng utMri iie t thrI iontrectLng Qntrctn pI I a adebt Atebt debt lquld ahould 1 come me elocive effective pntit pntitd until it itbad i bad d been bn Indorsedmt indoret the thepl polls by the theI theotr theOters I jrotera otr Oters So S important imprt was wa this th held to tofee tol toi I i l fee that tihe the provision p vlon was wl woe inserted i er that thatBolaw thatIthorinc thatio i Bolaw io authorizing Ithorinc the contracting controtng of ofi ofadbtshuld I 1 i adbtshuld debt should be b submitted submlttet to the people peopleplaced ppl 51 I in a ye year when other meaur meaeur wer were werej1aced placed before bl bef r i them for their tb ir action actionJ acton actonpu actionThus J Thus pu in irI9 1003 l the law lw Chapter Cptr 147 Laws Lawsi Lawstt i tt oq f 103 1808 authorizing authorzing the State Stt to t con cn cnc conact I act c a debt of f 110100 101000000 for t r the 9m 9mrovement im imjprovement imi jprovement i vement of the Erie Ere Canal Clal tho Os OsCanal O Osgo go Canal Cl and ad the Champlain Capl Canal Canalsubmitted Call Callsubmitte CanaPr r submitted submitte to t the people pople and no noquestions nof noqufotions f c questions queton were w r put before ror them themtoters1 themrtl themobject rtl eobJe object 01 thl this WI was p plainly1 inlYt tht that the theot theoteln toters1 ot oteln attention attnton might be b directed dic dtrecteclpD1ely Iffplely pD1ely r toward twa the one question quUon of the thefljldTisabJlity theybty thet fljldTisabJlity t sdyloabWty ybty ot oliong incurring a debt for the thek theobject fedbject k object J described deCb and ad not distracted dtrac by bye byi i ijftfaerand other e ad and perhaps prhp more mor technical tchlm quea queattohs que question ttohs Uoivolve Involved in amendments aendment to t the te Con Conptitutlon Cn Cntittlo1 Conititutlon ptitutlon It is a wise provision and tittlo1 I wie prviion Id pro prokibitlon pr prohibitlon kibitlon Jiton with Ith the te principle prcIple of which whio no nomflM noY Y mflM poe cne can od disagree disagreeH d dIt H It I is lapprnty apparently too t wise w a prohibt prohibtj5f prhibl prhiblo prohibion o on to suit ut the whe wIshes or al all For yo years yearsigitaUon j5f agitation lton has ha been b continued cntiue for State Stt Statesid ij sid W in i highway bahway imprvement improvement This Ts agi agll agitaUon 1 1i l i l ttillOB tOholdg holding out alluring aung promises promisesExto prmle promisesto Exto tt to the th taxpayers tpyer of fine fno roods ras through throughEfUttht throughi i O1t EfUttht ttrt the rural districts d trc of tho State Stat built buit buitJ builtt 11 t lo J low r cost ttthe to the benefited bnfte toxpayere toxpayereW tyer I W resulted t in n the adoption aopton by the Logisla Logislagtos Lglll Legislatans gtos tans elected Ie In i 1902 19and and by the Legtola Legtolajjjfcu Lglll Legislac c jjjfcu t lure reltin elected in 10W 11 of the following followingii lolowing ii lpnen vopoaed i Amendment m nt to t the th tii Constitu Cnttu CnttuUotteStt ConstituUon Mtion ¼ UotteStt Uon of the State deige designed to t repeal rpa for foriythe lorfW 1 iythe benefit of the fW ft te highway improvement improvementA imprvement imprvementfe the ptolg closing sntc 8eiteneo of Son Section 4 oC oC4ceV of4rt1c10 4ceV 4rt1c10 fe VI 01 tht that Intuent Intuent4M instruument instruumentA A 4M o debt M or debt debltt Of the State lle may be b authorized authorizedjisjrlMrlor lulborle authoijzedby jisjrlMrlor by Ia tr tor the UIDPrVt Improvement of otblrb highway Such Buehklgkwayi Beb BebJI 1 klgkwayi I waTh JI shall be determined delerle under Uee general reerlw laws lawsVirgt lawsi i 5lch ihall ll a1 pm1de for lb thu euilble equitable Ippr IpprI appor apporiSait iSait I thereof eet am smonf n lbe euU counties ii I IOflo ag 1 Virgt et Oflo th thu debts deblulorlebY authorIzed by this section sectionebalTBOtat In Ina sectionsot tj ebalTBOtat a sot a at any a10ne aiyone one time eicced ne the Ie sum umo of of5o of5osusS Uo o t susS The le naymeniof Prmi payment or the annual Innul Interest on ona onefadtle onM M debt efadtle sad the crUonor creitlon of a alkl sinking fd fund of ofIu it itlssM lssM a ir S percentum per esniwn Iu per er r annum num to 1 discharge cbfe th thai the tbett thelIc tt ai lIc a It maturity lunty shin 1h be b provided prvde by general generaljbwVwbes rmerl rmerlJ 1 J jbwVwbes liois fbreeaad frd effect ele stall not DO be b dtmln dtmlnf dlaln dlalnur 01mbjbsd jbsd f during ur the Ib existence emlenc of o any debt created createditttWOBder Crle t itttWOBder eTeLltlui The LegIsLature may my by general generalWi ce netl 113 Wi 1r1r ntvln the Ieelyor countyor tOrn thor or both blbl to pay py to totk tof4thepprlonale toi i tk MqkInt tokln fund f4thepprlonale the proportionate part P p of the theff Ile Ilear ff 11 01 toy ar fl such uebblrhy highway within wlbla the boundaries budlrln budlrlnf11 boundariessl JM sl ach County cuty or town ln and ad the proportionate proportionateSljti Prpnloute Prpnlouteblltflleren ProportIonateSOfl Sljti f11 SOfl of fth lbs blltflleren Inttrtst thereon but no county runlr shall shallW lhl lhltor shallMsy Msy W Umt tim for anyhighway be required to b ruir 1 pay payat IY IYIbllYfVtbundl payati than thirtynvthundredths ati at IbllYfVtbundl of the be cost costtocb tn tnblrlnd costIi3cb tocb tilghway blrlnd bIIway4 and no torn t more mor than IhD tbi fifteen fifteeniths ftl A i kudrdIbi iths 1 None N onDtl of the th e provisions Pf1Ihln1 ot the lb fourth fourthSNteB tunb tunbt touflbMeUoI MeUoI t I Ibli aflicl ll II shall Iply apply 1 to debl debts tr for the tbef1 theVoYent i SNteB pvemeat f1 of highway b1r wlrl hereby bebJ autaorUed autaorUedSjstituUon IUI suthcflzeThis re M Tprpe This pmpoeed rm emendment ndmentt to te the Con ConitIteUon SjstituUon i itIteUon tuO which Ic exccpts excpta a highway highwaySWM highwayI SWM I r debt of 50000000 oolrm from the operation operaton of oftrwa Athe the safeguards tjirown trwa around und all 11 othor otor gdebtej debta tJat iato ii to be b submitted sUbmltttthepple to the people peoplegfor gfor for 0 their thr Aion action at the general election elecon eleconq SNpy Nov q 7 with wth six other othe proposed prpoe Iner amend amendUoatoibe amendeUm amendMent Ment eUm nin l11 propositions iirt on ont onwhlch t whlch hcHheeler the electors Due must lproj vot vote Yo Yem5 or No PI On te the o offlolal ballot Iot the quee o equt ttZo Uoatoibe to be answered will pttb awe wi appear Ippea thus iu thusal1 E J al1 u ll the proposed prlmtnme propoaedamrndm mfndmest to 1 Article Ale VII VIIJfik VUOllull Jfik 1 l Oonatltutlon Ollull rebating rIUlr to t Improvement ImprvCIof of ofMih ofikvsys t ikvsys warvtM warvtMfo hi ipprovedt ipprovedtyTh yTh Mih that t form fo the tevotrmutawer tevotrmutawerbTt voters must muatanawer muatanaweruon answer answerJtaaiOm JtaaiOm uon Involving bTt the te creation oQ of ofa ofaM a aSSS sbi bi half M great U thai propcad r r t b 4prt 1 o of shais ad zd zdt t 1 1 SSS M JWNJWP yr i while h fle they t there V answering it six oili oiliimportant other otherImpoi important Imprt Impoi tant and ad Ie1 fair irohngamend irohngamendntftprp reaching amend amendrojfjntsprpposod emendrknthpr9po8ed rojfjntsprpposod ntftprp to t the tb Constitution CoMttutlonwl will wllt willbe t be demanding demng their attention attentionWhy attnton attntonWy attentionWI Why Wy WI has ha this th course oure been bn beenedoptodwlth beenedoptodwlthregard adopted doptwlth doptwlthrgar wltf wltfregard regard rgar to t this th debt Why has hl not th thLegislature the theLgltturlnt theLegislature Legislature Lgltturlnt sent it over the path that thath thatth thatthe th th the canal ca Improvement Improveent law followed foJlowotro ro1ow ro1owt followedto ro t to enactment eQmU For what reason rOn wa wait wasit it thought necessary nOO1 to toobUterat obliterate ai aiadmirable an anadmirable admirable amirable provision prviion of tho thf th Constitution Constitutioito Conttuton Conttutont to t bring brng this ti project prJe projo t before bror the te people peopleDid peopleDiit peopleDid Did Diit its promoters prmotr think tlnk that th tstdlng tstdlng110ne standing standlnialone standingalone alone 110ne with no other Issues iUC to t divide th thvoters the thevowr thevoters voters vowr attention atwntonth this plan pl would have havibeen havebndeCeat havebeen been bndeCeat defeated at the polls pll Did they fear feathe fearthe the verdict verlot of l the people on the plain plainstraight plrn plrnptralg plaintraight ptralg straight t question questionThis queton quetonThi questionThis This Thi proposed propo amendment aedmnt would al allow A iiilow low the Legislature Lglllture to t pass pl a law Ilw au authorizing aUthorzing at atthorizing thorizing thorzing a debt of 60000000 600 and that thatlaw thatlaw thatlaw law would become ocme effective etectve immedi immediately immei immeiatly immediatel ately atly atel upon its it approval apprval by the Governor Governorand Govror Govrorad Governorand and ad without with ut the approval or action acton of ofthe orthe ofthe the voters vot Regardless Reglle of the object objectwhich objectwhicb objectwhich which Is 1 i sought sught to be b obtained obtno this thf de departure dopttrture parture from Crm the practise prlctle prescribed prescribedin in pur the Constitution Cnttton would be b unwise unwiseand unwie unwiead unwiseand and ad unjustifiable unjustifiableThe uJUtlfabl uJUtlfablThe The Taft Party Part Fartynt snt Rt tho th Bull Dul Fight FightThere FIhtTher FightThere There Ther is I a 1 good goo laugh Ilugh coming comng to t that thatcomparatively thlt thltcmpotnly thatcomparatIvely comparatively cmpotnly small smAl number of Ameri Americans Americab Amencans cans cab who have hlvo witnessed wibcse a I Moro bull bullfight bul bullV1g14 fight fgM when they ty read r criticisms eritcim of Secre Secretary Secretan tary tr tan TAFT TAF and ad his hi party paryror for their recent recentacquiescence rcnt rcntIoquleonc recentuaoqu1es uaoqu1es acquiescence Ioquleonc nce In i the te cruel erel Spanish Spanishsport Sponlh Sponlhspor Spanisheport sport spor of C bull bul fighting fghtng which whch they con condoned condone condoned doned done by attendance attendanceIn attndlo In the te theMoro Moro Mor bullfight bul fgh like le that tlt which whichthe whichthe whichthe the Taft Tat expedition expiton condoned ondone there thereis is neither bull bul ring espada espaa picador picadorbanderillero picdor picdorblnderiero picadorbanderillero banderillero blnderiero nor bull bul The bull bul ring is isthe I isthe the open field feld which is I the scene Bone of oCfa n nfletta afiesta fiesta fa The Te spectators IP ctrh0t hosts and ad guests guestsmove get guestamove move about ab ut as l do our own ow people on a atown atw atown town tw common comon on the Fourth Fourh of July JulyThe JulyTe 1ulyThe The Te bulk buU are ar the ungainly unwieldy Ulwieldy tor torpid torpid pid carabao clbl used ue for drawing drawig the native nativecarta natve natvecr nativecarte carte cr and plows A traveler has hI called calledthem calledtheft them huge hogs hog with horns horn Their Theirappearance Theirappelranc Theirappearanoo appearance appelranc is familiar tallr to t all al in tho pie pictures pietures tures ture of Filipino Fipino life lifeFor 10 10For lifeFor For tho bull bul fight fght two of these thofe beasts beastsare beastsare are nle led into int the field feld among aong the people peoplewho pooplewho peoplewho who naturally naturl1y clear a I small sml1 space rpace around aroundthem Irund Irundtom aroundthem them tom At on a extensive extnive Iwta fet there hel may maybe mlY mlYb maybe be b half IIL1 a1 a dozen such bull bul rings ring on the thofield thefeld thefield field feld at the same sae time tme Led Ld by their theirbarefooted theirbrefotd theirbarefooted barefooted brefotd and turbaned turbane attendants attendantsthe attndnt the combatants cmbtt are ar brought head hea to tohead tohead head In one hand had the matador matadorholds matadorholds mltor mltorhold holds hold a leading loaing rope The other hand handholds hlnd hlndholds handholds holds the te beasts bats tail tl With shouts shouf and andkicks ad adkicks andkicks kicks and d tail tl twisting twitng the th gaudy and andcourageous ad adcurageu andcourageous courageous curageu matadors mator seek sok to inspire inspirethe inspirethe the stupid brutes brte with enough aggres aggressive aggresaive sive energy to t induce idu them to t butt their theirheads theirhead theirheads heads head together to t clash cah horns hors a 1 lte lteor little littleor or perhaps perhap to t make maee a cumbrous cumbru effort effortto to t hook the opponent In about abut 00 0 per percent percnt percent cent cnt of these thee encounters encunterthere there is rather ratherlees ratherle ratherlees lees le excitement excitment than thl there ther would ould be b in ina ina ina a contest cntt between btween a couple cuple of mudtur mudturtles mud tur turUC turties ties UC Once Onc in i a 1 while whie ono of these thee vicious viciousand viciousand and Id bloodthirsty blothirty monsters montr goaded Roaod to toirritation t toirritation irritation iritton by having hving his h head ho pushed pushedagainst pushedagulnet against faint the head of another aother bull bul of ofequal 01eu ofequal equal eu ferocity fercty will wi endeavor endevor to t force forcehis forcehis his hi opponent out of the way wayIt wayIt It I is i Inot not a highly edifying elCylg spectacle spectaclebut spotce but that tht is the kind of bull bul fight fght that thatSecretary tht thatSecretary Secretary crtr TAFT TAF and his h party pry saw SIW The Thedanger Te Tedngr Thedanger danger dngr to t bulls bul matadors mator and ad specta spectators spo spectatons tons tm is i a little ltte less le than t that attending attendinga at ndng ndnga a pillow plo fight fght by children chldren and ad there ther is isno i isno no n possible lbl comparison cmparion in either the thefun thelu thefun fun lu or the excitement excitment accompanying acmplnying the therespective therpeive therespective respective rpeive encounters encountersJews ecuter ecuterJew encountersJews Jews and Guinea GuineaA A correspondent crrpondent has ho written writtn to t us U ox oxpressing exprig oxpressing prig pressing somewhat humorous huorou dissatis dissatisfaction disati dtssatisfaction faction facon with wit a reply rply which whch we mado mae re recently r reoentiy cently cnty to t a Long Lng Island Islad friends frends demand demandfor demld demldlor demandfor for the te deportation deporton of NaIl all Jews and andGuineas Id IdGuinel andGuinens Guineas Guinel He thinks tn that thlt we ought to tohave t tohave have gone ne further Curher and ad been bon sharper sbarer in inrebuke i inrebuke rebuke rbue and Id contempt cntmpt Omitting Omittng those thosereferences thosereferences references rternc critical ctcl and Id complimentary complimentaryhis cmplmentr his h letter lettr reads ra thus thusTo thusT thusTo To T ram r EDITOR EUIB or OJT Tan SUN SUISlr Sewsir sir In Time T SDK SDKot SUI Sweof of Aug Au u 1 appeared Ippre an a s editorial ellr bcirtnf belrnr bearla the tills tillsA ill tIll tIllA A Specimen Spme of Many Wnr Protests Polel The Te protest prlet was waia Wi Wia a brief bre nery ler outburst oulbuf of Mr VAX VA DBBWBXT Dz ot Ja Jamaica JImc Jatoalca maica mc who wb urged ufe the deportation delrlon ot all al 11 Anarchists Anarchistsand Alrblsl Alrblslae Anarchl ts tsiii and ae iii Mum au and a In I addition adllon ot all BI Jows JOi and andQulneai1 andQe andGuineas Qe Guineas Tin T virtuous vnuu VAN VA DIHWSXT DWa wanted wantedonly WUled WUledoly wante1only oly only decent de addition adU01 to 1 this Ibl commonwealth ommonwelb He Hecried le leere liecried cried ere that I this Ib thu la no n country runlr for tr riotous 111 doto s striker strikenbummersand Ilrken Ilrkenbum strikerbummer bum bummer bummersand men adle adleYour and loafer loaferYour ioalerYour Your editorial ellr takIng lklnr up Ur VAN DMWSNTI DMWSNTIlector DIIWIT DIIWITleltr DzawzmcTsletter lector leltr naked lke Who Wo are ar aoumt lumM scun f This you an answered anIwere answeteS swered Iwere In I a few brief bre lines lie Quite Qule sufficient lumeenl VAN VANDIHWIMT VAl VAlenuwziiT DIHWIMT Dwm ought to know what acum sUm Is I An Anarchists A Anrcblits archists abl too t were wer quickly qUlelydpa disposed of Out as asto 1 1to to 1 Jews Je and ad Guineas aulne you u were wer silent silentWe silentWe lel lelWe We all a agree arre that lt this Ibi U I no country oulr for riotous riotousstriken 10101 10101Illken ilotouistrikers strikers Illken bummers bummer and D loafers loren No country our Is Is I IH 11 But Bl we e have bv yet yCI to learn le ef oh a ft strong lrnrlnUmela lrnrlnUmelatlvr strenrenttment senUmeat In Infavor Infavor favor tlvr of exclusion neluto on o rund rounds of r religious rlrloU coed condition ODd coedlion lion U and ad on rrud grounds f rounds of geographical rorrphlct teoxrsphicainativitr teoxrsphicainativitrOne nativity nativityOne ulvlr ulvlrOe One Oe of the I most mO unpleasant uple members membn of our ourAmerican ourerc ourAzneflesn American erc commonwealth ommonwel Is I the Ie Individual IndivIdu who whothrough wb whothrough through Iburllme tome heaven heve sent In talent leDIa sees In himself himselfand bme himselfand and ad In I those tbDWho who constitute callule i his Immediate Immellenv envi environment environment ronment rDel a kind ot supermen uprmeD completely cmpleteJ over overshadowing Oe oversbsdowinl shadowing Ilwr the unlucky uuck sad ld ill 1 fated persona pr who whowere wbower whowere were wer Improvident Imprvd enough eurb to t be b born br outside of ofthe ofIbe ofthe the United Unle States SII There Ter are Ir somerabid Imebld Individ Individuals Idlvld Idlvldul individusia uals ul amour aol us uIwbl who favor tavr a policy pll of complete cmplel and andabsolute ad adIbllule andabsolute absolute Ibllule exclusion ucuon Let L nobody nbr enter enl they theysay theyu beysy say sy u thiscountry Iblsounr this country Isfor I ii rorAmelel for Americans only oDy And Andwho Ad Adbo Andwho I who bo are Ir these Ibee American Amerc t II I would wDud seem seemthat seemthat em emlhl that lhl anybody arb y who wb has b lived lve here her lone enough to tolearn 1 tolearn learn the English Enrllb language lruare be b admitted IdmlUd to 1 clttten cltttenship cln clnabp citizenship ship abp wear wer certain crn conventional cnvelona raiments Irenlad IrenladJlbr and andlabor andlabor Jlbr labor or do business butne In the fashion tAbl of our system systembecomes systembecomes It becomes btme as a matter mlltr of course eun an American AmericanWe Amelc Amert an anWe We have few tewrAmecallnou real realAmerlcan Americans In our heterogeneous heterogeneouspopulation hetrleel hetrleelppllon heterogeneouspopulation population ppllon The Te number numbr who can 4 trace their Iber an anrtatry a arlr ancestry rtatry rlr through bUII more mor than b thr Ibr three e generations lenrlilu born bornIn br bornIn In this II country cQlr Is decidedly delder small smallKans smallMans m Mans l nativity alllvlJ Is a circumstance crmtacs of accident accidenthis Idel Idelbll incidenthIs his religion rl Is tusuaily usually ulualy accidental Idenl except ucpl In I certain certainrefreshing cD cDerrhlc certainrefmbtng refreshing errhlc cases NI where wber men mC are mentally metl strong strongenough strongenough Irnr Irnrenoul enoul enough to t form ror their Iber own ow beliefs brle or to t discard discardthose dllr discardthose Iboo those Inculcated Inculcle In II their le er early adolescence adolncencThere aolCec adolescenceTbiere There Te should lbuld be a strict Irc regulation rrlUn of Imml Immlrratlon 1m immigratton mi mirtln rratlon rtln but bt at a the Io same time tme discrimination discriminationihould dlerlulo diicrtthinatonshould should IIUI4 be b founded upon UP Justice JuU and ad logic irio Jews Jewsind Je Jewsand and ad Guineas Gl should leud not Do bo excluded uoude If I they offend offendto oled oledD to D further frbe than lb by bJmebll merely being Jew J and andQulneaa ad adGule and0015CM Qulneaa Gule 3 Joan JOI Duxac DuxacMr BI DLocxMr M MMr Mr BLOCKS BLCKS assertion 8rlon that tht we have havevery havev6rCew have1very 1very very v6rCew few real ral Americans Amrc in our ourhetro bolero heterogeneous bolerogeneous gneous geneous population ppulton to t boast bt themselves themselvesis temlves temlvesa is a supermen supr men Is i strictly stcty in inacrac accordance accordancewith accordancewith wt with the te fact la more morpoly particularly as asconcerns a asconcerns cncr concerns this th town t of New York York the thegreatest te tegtst theTCteBt gtst greatest TCteBt of American AccIUes cities and ad in the theirorld te teword theworld world word only oly exceeded exce by London Lon in inpopulation i inpopulation pputon population and aweai wealth wealthOf wealthOf Of the t inhabitants iitt of oINYor New York j in inLWO LWO only bo t oeflfthw flwsre re native 18 0 f Gtrltf Gtrltff 1 l Ii I fi whites hit hltee of t natlva nattvhattan t p mUiv mUivIn t l Mtt hattan i bo onW4o itt ittIn ijf In this tl btuDl email 11 pe p rOefltoot oent4cA of people opUol opUolnatv opI 6 6native of ofnative native natv birth blrbm birththe moreoverweiri pr OY r Included Includedthe the tegndohldren grandchildren of ofl foreigners rlger If Ifyou Ifyou Ifyou you carried the ancestry I 1b strr even e only onlyono ontyone onlyone one generation further furtberback back you yo would wouldfind oulct oulctfind ouldfind find that that the real Americans In InNow ItNew inNow Now York are not a tenth probably probablynot not more m ie than a twentieth part of olthe oltheinhabltanta the theInhabitant theinhabitants Inhabitant Staoo Sineeleooth1i fitnool900 1900 this p pt pttoo paroentags paroentagstoo rotntg rotntgtoo too has ha been been diminishing dhninlahlaawadUy dhninlahlaawadUylor steadily steadilyfor itesdfiy1for for during that period has utatfl1 u t takn kfn place placethe ptaoethe placethe the greatest greatesUnunllfUon Immigration in our history historyand h historyand 11 11I1nd and of this Allen 4UenftoO flood a averr1arppart averr1arpparthas very large part parthas has remained In New York YorkTho YorkTho YorkThe Tho real American etemett el ment Id New NewYork NewYork NewYork York must be fifth numerically n nu1ca1I In the thodistribution tbedl thedistribution distribution dl tribution of the races taoln a e In the thep popula population p pua puation pUlation tion Of Germans Irish and andJ Jaws tho thonumber thonumber thenumber number of each eaohraootaaboutthl race Is about the Mnqe Mnqeor s Jqe Jqeorl1bout ne neor or orl1bout about 800000 8O 80 000 with the Jews gaining gainingby inlnlby gainingby by a far larger present immigration immigrationThe The Italians must now be toward half halfa a million and they also a1 o ore increasing increasingrapidly increa increasingrapidly ll1l ll1lrapidly rapidly The real Americans might mightbe be estimated as abouthalf about half as many as asthe aathe Uthe the Italians ItaliansHow ItaliansHow S SHow How have havetbe the order orderandmor and moral lOOJ1dl lOOJ1dltion condi condition coidtion tion of the town been affected allect d d by this thisintroduction tbJeintroduction thisintroduction introduction of otso so great a preponderance preponderanceof of tho foreign elements l Before Bef re the thetime thetime thetime time of the famous JCnow Nothing Nothln agi agitation agitation agitatlon tation New York was relatively a alar alarmore far farmore farmore more disorderly community than it i inow la lanow isnow now Riots wore frequent Elections Electionswere E otlou otlouwere were notoriously vitiated by frauds fraudsPolitical fratidaPolitical ud udPolitical Political animosities anlmo itie entered Into l private privatelife privateI1fe privatelife life and destroyed friendships Tho Thohousltig Thehousing Thohousing housing of the poorer part of o the popu population popuIlltion population lation was wretched and disgraceful disgracefulCHARLES dlagraoefulCHARLES disgracefulCHAJILES CHARLES DICKENS described the h old oldI oldFive oldFive Five Points of about the middle of thelast the theI lbslast I I last centuryrat ntury at tho meeting place e of ofBaxter otBaxter ofBaxter Baxter Worth and Park streets atreeta8f atreetaa as in inrespect inrespeot inrespect respect of filth and wretchedness com comparablo oomparl1ble cornparable parable only onlywith with the very worst rat quarters quartersin in any ny city of the world orl Now that die district d dietrict l ltrictJ1as trict trictJ1as has been b transformed so that Its Itspast itapast Itspast past evil fume is scarcely conceivable conceivableby by the later generation generationNew New York too was a very provincial provincialtpwn provincialwwn provincialtown town in 1850 and relatively to the pres present presnt prosent ent nt of little wealth and luxury Its Itssteady Itsteady Itssteady steady material advancement advancem nt has been beencoincident beenooincldent beencoincident coincident with the thefM groat Immigra Immigration Immlerntionot frnmlgration tion tionot of which the native Americans Americans1were Americanswere were so much afraid and its political politicalprogress politicalprogre politicalprogress progress a has been not less The he Tam Tammany Tammany Tarnmany many of that lime and before was wll81argely wll81argelyroled largely largelyruled largelyruled ruled by native Americans Ameriooos yot it itwas itWIl8 itwan 1 was a rowdy sort of concern aa com compared oomplred cornpared pared with tho Tammany under the theIrishman theIrishman theIrishman Irishman Mr MURPHY of o today lodayWe todayWe odayWo We agree with Mr BLOCK therefore thereforethat theroforethl1t thereforethat that the supermen as ho calli the thepretension thepretension thepretension pretension of the native Amaricans Amaricansneeded Am3rloanneeded Amr1cansneeded needed improvement and were improved improvedby by the introduction of the foreign ole elements eloments olemonte ments added to this town and this Union UnionIn UnionIn In the last sixty years It may oven ovenbe oenbe ovenbe be questioned if the beet immigration immigrationto to America did not come over during duringthat duringthat duringthat that period Jews and Guineas GuineasHow GuineasHow 7 7How How about the convicts and the ire iredemptioners re redemptionerB redemptioDeIS demptionerB transported trananorted to the Amen American ADlerican Amencan can Coloniestoitte CJIoni Colonisa 8 in 1X t11 t1i earlyperiod O rly XIy jI6d jI6dIt fi U 4 4It j jIt It is a favorite complaint with certain certainsuperficial certainsuperficial rt1 rt1auper superficial auper clal observers that the quality of oftho oftho ofthe tho immigrants coming comin over r now is much muchpoorer muchpoorer muchpoorer poorer than that of those of the past pastfrom paatfrom putfrom I from northern Europe Fifty or sixty sixtyyears sixtyyears sixtyyears I years ago the same sort of philosophers philosopherswore wore groaning over the current deteriora deterioration deterioration dotenlonatio tio tion of the supply As to religion there therewas thereWIl8 therewas I was far more alarm than t1i n there is now nowHorrible nowHorrible nowHorrible Horrible visions of Papal domination and andof andof I of the revival of the Inquisition here in inAmerica InAmerica inAmerica America disturbed the slumber of ofEnow 01Know ofKnow Know Nothings NothingsIt It is a question with some ethnological ethnologicalstudents ethnologicalstudents ethnologicalstudents students If the native Americans Americansby by themselves would not have become becomea a rather savage and bloodthirsty race if ifthis itthis ifthis I this groat alien flood had not happilypoured happily happilypoured happilypoured poured in Native American lynching lynchingat I at the South certainly suggest Co Comonche ComlUlche Cemanche monche Indian ferocity and lUl the polloo pollooexperts pollooexperts policeexperts experts say that the theJloUve native American Americanrioter Americanrioter tmenlcanrioter rioter the Plug Ugly is the most mostbrutal mostbrotal mostbrutal brutal of all The aliens alle 8 have helped helpedto to civilize our spirit and broaden bro our ourviewv ourview ourview viewv view They have made us less pro provincial provincial provincial vincial They have given us the thestrenKth thestrenKthwith strength strengthwith strengthwith with which wo wehaye have builded up up our ourmaterial our ourmaterial ourmaterial material prosperity prosporltyand and become a great greatPower greatPower greatPower Power in the world worldAn worldAn worldAn An did ld Favorite and a New Econo Economist ReoDemtet Eoonomist mist mtetStung mistStung mistStung Stung by the example of the Greater GreaterNew GterNew GrsateNew New Yorks Greater G terT1H TIM SULLIVAN the theHon theHon theHon Hon fINEr DINK of Chicago has gone goneabroad goneI1broad goneabroad abroad strange countries for to see He Hehas Hehas Rehas has been studying foreign politics and andinstitutions andinstitutions andinstitutions institutions at close range The general generalconclusions generalconclusions generalconcluslQns conclusions which ho has h formed he has hasput baaput ba baput put Into golden goldeDsenten sentences sentencesMe es esMe Me tor little old old Chicago ChicagoThe CblulOThe chicagoThe The European are a bunch of bat II becna becnaMr beeALMr beensMr Mr DINKS judgment and criticism aitloismof aitloismofartiatlomatter of ofartistic ofartistic artistic artiatlomatter matter are scarcely ilC4fo 1y less leaateree leaatereeand terse terseand terseand and altogether as refreshing reCre hing He praise praisethe praisesthe ee eethe the uniform sky line of Berlin where whereskyscrapers whereIlkyscrapers whereskyscrapers skyscrapers dont go In his hi deliber deliberate del1be1ate doliberate ate and authoritative opinion its a acinch acinch acinch cinch that Berlin is the finest city cityili cityiliEurope in inEurope inEurope Europe Kings Kaisers and Queens Queenshave Queenahaverespected Queenshave have haverespected respected his Incognito incoguitohe he h is istraveling istraveling istraveling traveling as Mr KKKNA eoD8 consequentlythey consequently consOquentIythey they have notbeen allowedto allowed to meet him himbut himbut himbuthehaeseenaboutamillionof but buthehaeseenaboutamillionof he has seen 808naooutamUllonof about a million of their theirstatues theirstatUM theirBtatueS statues which are thicker here in Europe Europethan EuropethlUl Europethan than Democrats in the First Word WordMr WardMr ard ardMr Mr DINK is for municipal owner ownership o ownership er ersbip ship all right but says he heI I studied RII41e4munlolpal municipal ownership In Glasgow O1 apw for tortwo forlwo fortwo two wild day I talked with motormsa and con conductor oonduclo conductoru ductor and aadwCIII went to the be bottom ot the thing tb1n Th Thsystem lbrlem 7he 7hesystem system Is I profitable but the wage War are only a third thirdof tbIrdof tirtof of those paid In Chicago Cblcarolbetreaare the fart are higherand higherandthe higher sad sadthe the servtoaJs aerv1Ce serviceIs I rotten rottenMr rollenMr rottenMr Mr DINK makes a characteristically characteristicallyshrewd oharacteristical1yahrowd shrewd remark about the great gre i expec expectations expectlona expectationi tations tlona now now fading tadlngso so rapidly of oftJ the theCounty eCounty thecounty County Cook men men in regard to mimi municipal munlcipAl mimicipal cipal traction tractionOur tractioniOur Our peopledont peop edont understand yet what whAll I is meant meantby meantbr meantby by municipal ownership They simply think they theyare tb tbare tbujare are going toget Ior something IOmel for tornotllna nothing with wUbU wUbUdin wIbtrsdtn tra trading din ding ttamp stampsthrownln llmlNllbrownlnOhlcaCOIlIIanD1IIIdJ thrown In Chicago Chicagoba U hardly bazdlyresd7 ready to togo tnCOP toto go COP up against aPta It ItChicago IIChicago itChicago Chicago seems In inno no immediate dan danger dDger d dger ger of l going up against it1 it Indeed Indeedin Indeedinthe in inthe the bright lexicon of Mayor DITNNB DITNNBimmediate vtoBimmedlatemlJanS DuirzixImmediate immediate immedlatemlJanS moans In the thoaweet sweet by byand byaDd byandby and andby andbyHave by byHave byHavewe Havewe Have we not notmettbeHolLRoT met the Hon ROT 0 0WEST OWEST 0WEST WEST of t tile the Chicago ChioqoBoa Board od of otBnJew Review Reviewbefore Reviewbefore before ore AtanyrU AtaD I t we w cant canttoo eanthi eanthitoO HieethiBj too often HehM Be BeI sheoryaadprso theory and pnio I r t i 1 1tIJ t 1ot J I r i itIU J J r U tIU tlE rf Z1 Msesements AIHIIIm gaue ments ta that tJ t give 1vhIn 1vhInth8 him himfa himblab fa blab rJh jlfe ta taminto Antng the original rlSI eCol1 econocnP econocnPmmdi rrirO rrirOt1 minto oftfi of t1 world wori o4 and andthatnii1y andthatnii1ym that may yt ytmake yetj yetjrnie make m rnie iit himPresident hliD Pieelcl atol of tho United States StatesH Statesa StatesJMth H a JMth isthe 1Itht father her of ofalouy a fouryearold r k1 boy bojand boyanel boyand and a fourmonthsold girl His Hlseoo Hlseoootnlo eec eoaAotnlo eecnomnlo Aotnlo discovery verro or o law is isthl1 this thisAottUeowboU thisAMtlzes AottUeowboU AMtlzes oIlbeo1I1Io to Ia the father of a baby bob bat lit paid paidpart PlI PlIIi paidpir part pir of OfYIMatit at aimiw State ely caUbrarr library school and park parktaies PI PIpea parkteiN pea and stjoutil be credited with Ih it itID ItIn ItIn In practise pra tlae this thlllw law is not applied ap lled to tothe tothe tothe the Urge r taxpayers Their assessments assessmentsare are not n t reduced as their families increase increaseThey inoreaseThor increaseThoy They can w ci afford the luxuries and neces necesI neoeetilllol neceesities I slues tilllol of life Ut But the small taxpayer taxpayerwith taxpayerWith taxpayer1th with 1th babies babl ta to tokoep koep k p or orburn burn to him Mr MrWen MrW MrWT Wen W ted sid the tbetax tax reviewers are merci merciful morcll moralful ful l For Instance InstanceTk lnltancentatlaet1 instanceTIfatbe1r Tk ntatlaet1 fatherly looking klnr German got 10110 to Mr Wen WenAril WI1ftIrit WrWbst Aril IritWIlt What s your salary Irrf asked war WnrKfghtoia WJSTiti4eii 0 0J1Ii4ea Kfghtoia hundred 1IUD4rec1uld said the German GermanUetr GermlnoOow OermsnUow Uetr many yl babies have lit rout routIvtof youloiir Ivtof oiir 0 tald 14 the Domain with a smile smileThais Imllenil 0 nil Thais all a eald ald Watt dismissing him himAgainst blmplll1 himAflias Against Ik tkl Oermaas Oera an assessment en of p000 3000 ho howroteMOO bowr bewr wroteMOO wroteMOOThe wr wr li II Oin 300The The n smooth IbIlll shaved 4 younr rouarmanelllletlea rouarmanelllletleaB man em came o Seat SeatU t tBe B Be want through th thIIIDO the sme me Questions answering answeringtMOaaltwo wWerlnIlIaCI tMOaaltwo tMOaaltwoTW IlIaCI 00 n4 IWO wo woTo 0 TW ought euriiloblpeuloe4 to fobs bo pensJosei Instead ea of taxed taxedSlid lazedI4 Slid I4 WSST w Wsaivrttlngno writing mltDr1IO no aatecament eMlnen on the young youngman JOunlI youngmsn man p papers Pe Titan earn osme the u o shrewd looking lookingmMdlt Jo lookinginlgdligedtimithwbareplied klJl klJl1IIC4J mMdlt inlgdligedtimithwbareplied agd JD owbo man who replied WWand OOO nons nonsWBfT IlonaW8ft Poe PoeWar War wret 1IJII wrote i eonarowd1 coimnp alter the be aWwnent aWwnentThe AtIIfMmen sseismncatThe M MThe The more mOJebabiestthe babies babies1 the less taxes Show Showyour Showfon Bhowyour your baby bab and andgeta get a tax receipt Plead Pleadyour Pleadyour Pleadyour your babies babl In abatement of your assess assessment l188eemente assessmeat meat The Hon ROT OWEW O Waln has hold holdof boldof of a mighty and far reaching principle principleBut But B t whyinot whrillotchange change It from a virtually virtuallynegative viriuaJlyneatlvotQa virtuallynegative negative neatlvotQa to toa a positive Olitive form Why be becontent becontent beconte content conte with tb rebates especially e peoil ly now nowwhen nowhontut nowwhOa when hontut that word is of odious connotation connotation connota connotation tion Why not oome out straight and andsquare andror andsqu square squ for a bounty on babies babiesPhiladelphias babiesPJdladeJpbJa babiesPhIIdC1phiai Philadelphias Hint BiDtto to New York YorkFrom YorkFrom YorkFrom From Philadelphia Pbi1 delphia there came on Fri Friday Friday Fniday day a woman woman to testify in a Manhattan ManhattanMagistrates ManhattanMagistrates I Magistrates oourt in behalf of her hernephew hernepbew hernephew nephew against whom a criminal charge chargehod obargebad chargebad bad been brought She gave her testi testimony teetimony testimony mony prop1 properly erly Then the theI Magtstratesaid MagtstratesaidI Magistrate 8l d I II I suppose you are over 1 IS year old oldThe Old OldThe The remark thus interjected by the theMagistrate theMaglstrate theMagistrate I Magistrate from his dignified position positionon on the bench seemed to the witness witnessirrelevant witnessirreievantand witnessirrelevant irrelevant irreievantand and immaterial She being a astranger atranpr astranger stranger o dared to say so She answered answeredthe answeredthe the Magistrate allstr to thus thusYes thusYell thusVet Yes sad a4f I didnt come all the be way frotePhila frotePhiladelphia frofti fromPbUdeiphis Phlla Phlladelphla delphia to b JIt chaffed by b you Cut CU It out outThe OUIThe OUtThe The Magistrate was tamed He did didnot didnot didnot not send this Independent woman to jail jailfor jl1ilCor jailfor for contempt nor did the heavens fall to topunish topunish topunish punish her A hint from Philadelphia to toNew toNew toNew New Yorkers who are accustomed to tosubmit tosubmit tosubmit submit to the jocular or ironical efforts effortsof of the minor Judges without retortl retortPerhaps retortlperbaps retortl1crbapa Perhaps if the habit of insisting on their theirrights theirrightashould theirrights rights rightashould should spread among witnesses witnessesthey witnessesthey witnessesthey they might find a way to the protection protectionthat protectionthat protectionthat that now is lacking In tho courts courtsThe courtLIThe courtsThe The Presidents WllkesBnrre Order OrderIn OrderIn Ord en In his enthusiasm for the preservation preservationof of the tbesoparato separate individualities 1ndlvidual 8 of Col ColWILKES ColWWtBlllUldC CalWILKES I WILKES WWtBlllUldC and aiidCol Col 1 Bf BoIUE1 BRBEandIa BREand is generous generousdesire g generousire nerous nerouse desire e ire to gratify the wishes ol f the good goodpeople goodpeople goodpeople people t tot of f the th town to n sometimes styled styledVilkesbarro styledWilkeabarro Vilkesbarro and sometimes Wilkes WilkosBarre WilkesBarre Barre President ROOSEVELT has directed directedthe directedthe directedthe the Post Office Department to use hence henceforth forth the form WilkesBarre and not notWilkesbarre notWilkesbarie notWilkeebarre Wilkesbarre WilkesbarrePerhaps WilkeebarrePerhaps Perhaps Perha the President before Issuing i u1nghIS issuinghis Issuinghis I his order to the tbePoot Post Office Department Departmentwould Departmentwoutd1 Departmentwould would woutd1 have h vedon done well to consult Mr MrHKKBT MrHKNJIYGANNrrTthe MrHawnv I HKKBT HKNJIYGANNrrTthe GANNETT the distinguished and anderudite anderudite anderudite erudite chairman obalrmanor of the Board on Geo Geographic Geograpbio Geegraphic graphic Names This board was created createdby orel1tedby createdby by an Executive order of September 4 418M 18M which is yet in force We quote quotefrom quotoIrom quotefront from the official text of otthe the order organ organizing orglUiizlnlE organizing izing the th board boardand and defining its powers powersThat powersTbal powersThat I That uniform usage In regard to geographic geographicnomenclature reorrapblonomenclaUre geographiceomenclattzes nomenclature and orthography shall obtain obtainthroughout obtaintllrou1I011 obtainthmughout throughout the Bstcutlv Departments Depar nenll of the thaGovernment IbeOoCrnmCII theOoveenment I Government this bll board U constituted To It shall shallbe sballbe shallbe I be be referred referred tU unsettled questions concerning concerninggeographic conccmlnrreorrapblcnmNwbleb concerninggegrsphtenanieswhtcb I reorrapblcnmNwbleb geographic name which arise In the Department Departmentmi mi Uu tJt Oictftoni dIcfi1on ej D t1If V le board o rd art to tu aectpttd a aIn I I1IIIIIDd4J4 alb In 1IIIIIDd4J4 standard stnd rd authority In such maUtn maUtnThe melleraM melleraMThe metierThe The then unsettled question of Wilkes Wilkesborre Wilkeb4rre Wilkesbarns barns or WllkesBarre rW111 esBIUTe went in regular regularcourse regularcourse regularcourse course to the Board on Geographic GeographicNames GeogrAphioNames GeographicNames Names The rhedeci9ion decision of that board boardfinal bOl1rdftdal boardfimlal final as as to official 14ruaage usage in the Post OIIt Office Officeand Officeand Officeand and other otnerDepai1menta Departments of the Government Govern Government Governmont ment is latbusorftoially thus officially recorded recordedM recordedWIkettanlett M Wllkertiarrti WIkettanlett city tuztrne County Pa eNoWllkesBlrrr Not NotWllUts8arrrr NotWlikesBrrv WllUts8arrrr WllUts8arrrrWho WllkesBlrrrWho WlikesBrrvWho Who condoubt can cai doubt that Mr ROOSEVELT ROOSEVEUIwas was ignorant of the fact that he was not notsigned notorily notonly only exerb exezislng ng a function specially aa aaaigneel assigned signed to a commission of experts in ingeographic ingeograph1onomenclatu ingoogrjhie geographic geograph1onomenclatu nomenclature but also actu actually actuAlly actsally ally overruling their final and binding bindingdecision bindingdecision blndIngdecision decision in this th l particular paniou18lcase1 paniou18lcase1The case caseThe caseThe The entire nUrent1on nation cherishes the respect respectful respecttul respectfiil ful but ardent ArdenUwpe hope that its valued Chief ChiefMagistrate CblofKae1stzat8wUl ChiefMagistrate Kae1stzat8wUl Magistrate will consent 0 D8ent to draw the line Unehort lineshort I Ishort short of the airship airshipOne airlhipOne airshipOne One tmbng am ng the tb many reasons given by bythe bythe bythe the Hon HonOoaoH QBOBOI H JONES of Nororosg NororosgQa Nororossfor a aqa Qa for supporting the Eon HOKB SMITHS SMITHSasndidaor 81t11TBSoandidaoT Siarneoandidaor asndidaor for Governor is much more morethan mOMthan morethan than sufflotent sufflotentHe He has tut ambition IIIJIblUontorlbe for forthe the offlce but 1 is seeking seekingto to be elected In compliance with th ibis almost uni universal UDIftna univeTul versal desire ot 0 the people peopleIt peopleIt It may ma7beliakad 1 be askad by the cynical cynicaland and un unworthy unwarthr usworthy worthy why Mr BlurB takes the trouble to tomoko tomAkopeecbea toznftko moko mAkopeecbea apeeches in August UlUlt1DOS 1005 although althoughOeorgi althoughGeorgia ItholbOtorl Georgia will hot ot elect a Governor until untilllOOlIlttob until1s llOOlIlttob 1s 1109 1 Ittx be expected that the tint untal unlvtnalwllbof tintvirsal vtnalwllbof virsal al wi wish h of the people peoplwllll will not ot be betied beIP begnnted IP U1ted tied Well l1 the truth truthlstbat la isthat that the Geor Geora GeorKia Goongla Kia a people dont know aa yet their thelrunlvelllll thelrunlvelllllwiahJb universal universaltab universalwish wiahJb wish tab Mr SiinB has to go about and andU andtell andtell tell U them thamAnzloa themAIaKlO themAazlou Anzloa Insets tll er tk the BM D Slink Bett BettTo Du DuTo flttsto To xm TDeDlTOIIOJ nsa BOITOI Dnoi or TBI Sn StnI8lr air 1 I tee aee the theright ib ibbt1lb thebright bright right light h4 abadapOa upon the editorial page lCeotyour lCeotyournllWtlpaper of your yourwspaper yournewspaper newspaper frequently by the name Stoke Smith Smithit SmlIblit nijthstI lit stI it In IaIIIII nall a1I cap caps Some yean ago I used to 10Iblt see seeill seethis this ill name na In your J ur column associated laled with that of ofne ofone ofOne one ne Dink Soils DolllPrIldl Pray PraySell tell me what has lit become bccoD1eof bccoD1eofDblt of ofHalt ofDisk Disk Halt Habeoneuntootberwher flu be roneUDtoolbenrller goneuntootherwherean4Iet andleftOeortla andleftOeortlalone Georgia Georgiaalone alone and eUcoosolateor d IOIA or I It he stlU glorifying th thiBdseap tbIaadllCaPlID ths thsIaidespebim IaadllCaPlID iBdseap In Oraekerdomr Auur AuxXADDU AuxXADDUJI KIDDKK KIDDKKrmxnai Staonne7miii rmxnai LuiEnfa L IlIXG Aug AugHpefiI X XB a at aehl t B ehl eral Tlew 01 t Oevenimcdl GYvime Owaersklp OwaersklpFrom OtnIenIIlpJIrOII Owest1p7reei From A IIW Waihtntto WUhIlltCotln WUhIlltCotlnWhat Jitar JitarWhat lterWht What do you think ot Oovtrnment Govmm ownership OWDtnlllplU It la a aC1ML great Idea Idcaaanrered answered Senator Sorghum I dont cloD see seoltow how all alilba that properly could be sold to toh 10Ibe tothe the h Oovc OovcnnmenI ntnent en without some Influential people peopletcurtng poopllIfCIIrlnr peoplesecuring securing big commissions commissionsHaUral commlMloDLNatar conuniNtoneNatanat HaUral l MUm iaaadeitaadlog iaaadeitaadlogMr der dent dentXralyaa Usyn UsynUr Xralyaa Ur Van SktAMdaet tatUIdan1lu1 But you ouold told roe meJOII1wI meJOII1wIne you had hado badso ne o obeetioa ob to tray trayBridgetIt u uBrkIrIL traYsBridgesIt BridgetIt aim alnrlakrei blared me rnolU oin WIdes ye yes would wouldM M IOlIJayti to ttttavel tsaqrwkcr k W t back bec K ie Ilia ouU I J J J f ft t AII frrr r I iy iyKd4iV1l4S
KANSAS ANB4 C exonwTioN PRO1IIHITIONAThe tlillil H rAtJHt rAtJHt1f A tyecMiu tyecMiuTO j The 1f W i er Twisty tr trAUI TIs If IfAat114411rIJIMUes AUI Aat114411rIJIMUes Aat114411rIJIMUesTo fIr U UTOTS TO TOTS Tea KWTOn D1TO1 OF orIB 0 THBBUHfil ThI Bu uxoWli ifr 1 1recent The Tbeeoed Therecent recent voteon vote con prohibition at AsWtr Park Psrlfin ParkIn in which tb the temperance klm eranoelldle ladlet took 10 SfUp SfUpB soUvs soUvsa tlft tlftpart B part and Were WertlUoceMtu1 mieceMful has bfWfhtjths bfWfhtjthsquestion btftih bfStthtthe bfStthtthequestion tll tllqueatlon question to tee front IrOl1 again and the old CIUIt CIUItI Btery BteryI I heard htMdI Does o prohibition prohibit probtblWr men menBishop WllllnBlabop Wbbnfliabop Bishop Potttr made the broad sUtemenUhat sUtemenUhatprohibition taWDleDt th that thatprohibition t tprohibition prohibition la an Impudent fraud Ir d andto andtoImpudent and I IImpudorlt sn sniwpudont Impudent failure tallurhuvldent1poh tailarohe he evidently spoke hUptooe hUptooewithout httpleoewithout his piece piecewithout without a full tulllllTetltlon tulllllTetltlonl investigation investigationIf If l prohibition doesnot dose Dot prohibit and more taereliquor onliquor moreliquor liquor II sold than In license States why whynave h hhaTe bT bThire nave not the th voters of Main JoIaIDud and Kansas Kansasfound JI JIlound Rinsesfound found out outthlt that fact and repealed tePealltbcCOIIIU tePealltbcCOIIIUtutlonal the tb Cunsti Cunstitutional onstl onstltutlonal tutlonal provisions that so mlartPraWBttheir mlartPraWBttheirsentlmento mmprweuttII1rlenthnenta iJjrprstont th lr lrsentiments sentiments and why doe the liquor iJeller iJellerooDlltanUY 5301 5301constantly alUr alUrconstantly constantly fight prohibition In those State StateNo stateNo StateSNo No one denies that some liquor Is 1lIOIdba 1lIOIdbalollonolthl I sold In Inviolation Inviolation violation lollonolthl of the prohibitory rr laws lawaottboee of the theBUt tbeo tbeoStates I IBtatle BUt States s Just as all other law lwa are arq violated violatedBut violatedflut lolat4idBut But after more than twenty years ara of actual actualtost tcWaltelt settiultest test that the Intelligent voter ot4rtot of thoaetwo thoaetwoBtatel those two twoBtato twoSlat Slat resist roal all efforts or attempt to wipe wipeout Wlpooul lIpeout out prohibition and return to tob high hUcnae hUcnaecertainlY license licensecertainly Uceirsecertainly certainly moans something Let ua ex examlno e eamino examino amino It ItThe ItThe JtThe The prohibition law 1 wlof of Kansas Kan u allow tbe thecltlwn tbeCltlZD tbecltizcn cltlwn to buy and drink and nn v n to five fiveliquor giveliquor IYe IYeliquor liquor to hi btPllta guest at his hi table Taare I Icertainly IcerrolnlTno i icertainly certainly cerrolnlTno no restraint of personal liberty llbertjIn libeltiin 1 In this The Tber Tb fact t that citizens of Ua thiN U MBUtee MBUteeare state statearo Statesare are thus allowed under the Ualawltollhl laws to ship in inand inand inand and u ue use liquor hinders hlnd often the due duan duanforCementoT sn snfordernentof n nforcement forcement forCementoT of prohibitory prohlblton1awa laws yet e this till right rlfht1s 1s 1 not curtailed in the least leastWhat leutWht leantWhsL What dotbs do tbo offlcUl figures of the th govern government OqTCDment Oqyarnmeat ment show a u to the tb amount of ofllQUor liquor few fewfor ldfor soldor for or Instance In JnKanua Kanaaa as compared with withthat IlJUatbllt withthat that sold In adjoining adJoIn In State StateTwo ate ateTwo 8tateTwo Two years an ago co the total amount moulltoftax Imouxitot of taxes taxespaid taxespaid i ipaid paid theOofemment the Government ID K ItfIJIutor Rsnsaa in as for liquor lQ liquorlicenses llqUorlicenses et etIIcenlOlnoludln IIcenlOlnoludln licenses Including druggista permit to sell sellon lieUon seton on prescriptions was I1IJ4M In Nebraska IIIBlinh IIIBlinhadJoin ln21bnasksadjoining Nebraskaadjoining adjoining adJoin In op the north with onathlrd onthl lets letspopulation I Ipopultlon IaNpopulation population the amount waa t3ntVX In InMissouri IDMI80url InMianourl Missouri adjoining on the tb ewt ewtOf oa at Mt65 Mt65Of Of fermented lermen d liquors there tberowere were shipped hJP Into IntoKansas IntoKaDaI intoKansas Kansas that year e0 oonbarrelllnto 0022 barrel Into Nebraska NebraskaM5703 NebrMkaU5703 M5703 and ndiuto Into Missouri ldlac rl the aorae NPIOrur NPIOrur2eOO771S same year year2e yui2COl71O 2e 2eOO771S 07J borrcU These ofllolol figure liUilOJF liUilOJFtht thoar thoarthat bawthat that there t4erel Is but one dollar p paid ld to the tII aaUonal aaUonalOovernment aUoDaIOovernment aUona1Government Oovernment for license llc tax ta In Kansasto Kansastomore Kansas an to tomore tomore more than HO 40 In Nebraska Nbra a and 1140 10 In Ills Illssourl rlaourl WIsowI I I sourl and the amount of liquor as ofQolall ofQolallreported CJ1IJotal11pported c1oIsU1rported reported shipped Into each State bears about aboutLbe aboutNebraska j I the sarao proportion proportionThe The llone pr05rtlon pr05rtlonThe law n of Kebraskaaad Nebraska ucl1oI1aeouri ucl1oI1aeouriare and Missouri Mlasourlare are to today aY ana an have been each rear FrL moreof more poreoften e eOCflo1l of OCflo1l often ton violated than are the 111 prohibition problbltlono 0i1iitih 0i1iitihof Iowa Iowaselling o of Kan Kansu h not the IIImtI tMl truof ot hooD 11000New hooDNew New York where the Sund BunOyr I law and be beelline heselling selling to minors r l s openly set 811 uld W and con contlnuouslr DOntlluousl contipuouslr tlnuouslr vlolatedf viol loiat4 The prohibitory law lawol ol 01 Kansas K la and Maine alno are doing daln Jurt JII what whattha Ewe EweoC Tbttli t ttho tha tli citizens c tlzenll of those holO States Intended In ded they theyshould theyshould eJ eJalloul should alloul do d mnke the th open 0 OD saloon an anoullw anoullwand outlaw outlawand Outlawand and the t e fullaeaa business of of or liquor Ifq uor Mllln selliqi dlireputable dlirepu dlarepUtable dhsrepu4tibieand table tibieand and unpopular Instead In of otbaviniplice otbaviniplicealluring having havln place placealluring placeallurlnc alluring and and attractive where II tl tleducated IbI IbOl1 boys are lUeoducu areoducated educated oducu to become drunkard drunkardinn it t igioiimim igioiimimInal onll1 onll1lnal inn offenso and as a result ulL such III Place Placenot dq dqnoL donot not exist under prohibitionThe prohibition prohibitionThe rohlb lion lionTbo The creation of or a healthy he th publJolaeriU pubile publicBBSiUment publicBBSiUmentIn sentitoent sentitoentin teDt teDtIn In favor of temperance 1 mporance Is I shown In nK nKwhere Kansas Kansaswhere gana ganawhere where In reiponso to thewlsherpf thedwlhes the wishes 01 oftb the b po polaTn PIOplelout PeOpie plelout pie out ot 783 papers an and I peniodlcsIeIn perlodlcal8 laTn n the thepublish tti tti8tatoO theStai4m 8tatoO Stai4m onlY 1Ildyonepaper rIztlone paperS wotildi ould publish a aic awhilkYadverlllelnPnt1 awhisky whilkYadverlllelnPnt1 whisky intverttseinent though the h ic very at atwere attractive t ttractlYllnducomenla tractlYllnducomenla tractive inducements or tht th advertIsement advertIsementWere dftrtllemptawero were offered 1 constantly oonltan It I 1 Is ezpe ezpemo expected In InmOlt Inmost mo mOlt t States that religious rflll ou and temperance temperanceeaper temperaDeea temperancepaper paper a re would exclude liquor l advertlaemtnU advertlaemtnUlit 4vertlaemgntabut vertlaero nta eaper guITtisahon but lit It Is shown that tblUn In no other State tate than Kin KanRat t Kinlas D DAU Rat Is practically B united secular pros refua refuathousand retulInl refu8lug lug this style 01 patronage JtronaiBfhreelourUl patronageLhreefourt3me fhreelourUl 01 the counties of Ku KuhUll gasses gasseshats hUll no piacli where liquor la 1OId an Ud man manLhouaandll many manythousands thousand or ofnever XanIlU boy boys and girls Itla hve hvenlver l4avonever never seen a saloon or a atho drunken mill In a alew ifew few of the large pities ltlM of KIIUII the Pfoblbl PfoblbltOrF Drohibitory tory law I is open openly I violated and In some of ofthfl ofthe the smaller town joint are run a part of the thetime th thtime h hUme time but It Is a decidedly unsafe bullnesa bullnesar hutlneulor builpeufor for r at any time on the complaint of a tclUlIJtl tclUlIJtltbe I clUssn clUssne clUnthe the e teller can be beal arrested suct and nd Jailed under undero U1iOe U1iOethe the o law and his goods 1r0oull and flxture confla conflatod OOII OOIIcat4ld conilscatad cat4ld tod ana destroyed destroyedWhen dostroYedWhen destroyedWhen When the toper has huts to ao down tie alley alleyto alItinto Ur UrInto Into to a guarded room whero hPl no n sign of 0fllIe 0fllIeusual the theu theusuil usual u l fixtures of a bar la I In sight be beiden beidenttiid w iden identined n nful tined 18 1I1Ltf man then pay two prlcealor prlcealorbod pricesfobad bad whisky It Is certain certainly I dltlCOUr dicouragtng nl and andonlY apeony onlY those who have the drlnklla drinkhaplt It tullY tullYetabllehNi etabllehNi will Ion longcontlnue contlnue the lanace dlsgnseerub lanaceful ful practise practisethere What III I repollUlJIId In Ken III IIIthe asthe the cromllnibenellt crowning benefit 01 prohibition Li lb lbtbere ths thsthere there U no encourage encouragethe eneoura encouragement nt for tile bqy 01 01the oxthe the theThin Stats eve to a aqulre IUlre the drln drink nabit nabitThu ablt abltThill Thin meanisnfrt meanisnfrtof means 80tty softy an happineus ppln tot to the e barn barnof eart of the loving lovingEansai Eana mo moable mother motherIn In dlclarl11f dinlari that prohibition lea Is a mlr mlrablo mntsrabbe able fniud Bishop Potter Pot r impugns thojudg thojudgment tejudgnpnt IJu IJumrnt ment of the peoplo llvln IIvlncr r In more than t tpsnone tpsnonefifth aDone aDonefifth one onefifth fifth of the territory of the United Unl State Statewho Stateswho talel talelwho who have adopted prohibition prohihitionpylocel or local option optionwhich 41PtIOllwhich qptionwhich which I Ia local prohibition ProhlhltiODfilOm These elle cltlMnt cltllflnbave CltiiSnShave have experienced the effects of 0 liquor elllng sellingunder elllngworkings under high license and seen the IIqUOrae1U1 Pl6CtlCII workings of prohibition nnd nd know tno what whatthey wlla wli wlithey they are talking of o Bishop Potter Pott r l Is develop developing deYeopInK InK a theory tl1M and ana his hi practical experience experiencehas xDerJsncehas has been hU Subway Tavern In ir New M JlltPtljsn w Tor York Yorkwhere orlC orlCwhpre oiwhere where mild drinks are Old Inthe Iflf5 front de department dopartmAnL d dpartenent partment to women and children and all beer beerand beerand beerand and wbiskyln the rer of the tavernto tavern toth tothmen to the themen themen men with n aomlrraaln room attaohment attaohmentHare attacbm bt btHavp I IHate Hare not the poOle who have tested testedworkings tbe tbeworking working of prohibition for a quarter QUartUOf QUartUOfcentul qusztsrocentury of a acentiir centiir century chanced their th lr law when wb a required requiredby requl requlby requlby by the te telt totof t of experience and where reiub reiubml reau reaumlelon resumIsion ml mlelon slon t Is no unpopular that even a teit teitvote st stvote vote can no longer longerbe be ordered by by oYenk the theIlItllre lofts LofuInture Loits Loitslattice lattice elected el t d by the People andwbsreIeM andwbsreIeMthan and WII4I1 Wteie less lessthan Ie Iethan than onefourth the liquor I is sold than In InlItetJae inlicense license States Stte adJoining been be D heard hairdos on thla thlaall thlaalllmportanL thu thuall all Important question nuestlonfTher questionThey They TheYBre are being beard and heeded heededsil all U over overthe o overthe r rthe the nation nationMliRnurl nat nationMissouri on MliRnurl Missouri where QoTemor Folk Is now nowenforcing nowpnlorcln enforcing the ihe he Bundny clonlnr law I W baa b ba more morethan moretblln morethan than onethird oao tblrd of her counties countl under pro prohibition Prohlbltlnn prohlbltlon hibition hibitionIn In the preat JmatStt1te State of TATW T now nowoerhalt nowoerhaltof over half halfof halfof of her counties countlllllllave have carried local option optionThe ClPtiollThll optbchThe The treatlnsrcustom Is I reoomliMi aa t thi thidirect direct Cause CIU8ot ofmore of more thn half of tht a aKansas avU avUof 01 the drink drInkhbIt hblt this baa belOmt almo almoentirelY ilmost ilmostentirely entirelY eltlnetln extinct in Kansas IIndMalrif sari MaIne p prJUl Kansas rJUl ha bu fewer criminal con coltllned Sued In Inof Inhnr inher her penitentiary today than an any other 8 8ot State Stateof of the same population and more mo morethinhalf morethinhalfof re than thanof thanntlIernunt7 ntlIernunt7 of her county ooorhouse rhoulIMare are uooocupl uooocuplthey UDOOCUpltheY uaoocupidthey they cant afford sirore to pay pyth tho lb expenses lPIn of ofkMPer a akeeper akeeper keeper and nearly lI II onehalf of her merpoorfirnma merpoorfirnmaare poor farma ArmIare farmaare are rented out to farmer or aokf sold and one onee oneIIllMh oem oemighth Ighth e of her one penitentiary at Leaven L avlll1wortla worth worthtoOklahoma la rented ren KItoOklnhomll toOklahoma for her prisoner prionnIn prJIO pnisoasrsiIn rs rsbI In the meantime altlme Kansan KaDenlie e emoney eypeztis 11 11money mcvi mcvimoney money each ea year J u per junlto rapita Olt iw iwthan for dii Iclm Iclmthan aUon aUonthan than any IInTotbcr other Btateand tt anlt her herrate rate ofllllteracy of 111 tertC7 is very low Iowan and awtimproving Improving every y yar yarLast ar arLast ui uiLalIt Last week Governor Hoch of OfXIIDQII Raniuw Raniuwwith II IIerl inchistepIng erl chistepIng te1ln tbll Ui bttlellblp KaIIc Instead Insteadof 01 Imandin lIandlnlf hit ht daughter the Jrnrblal phall phallplume ekrppame plume to brak over bar prow tlllid tII the botU botUwith bottMwith with pure water wa4lrtaklln taken from the sprintwhere spring where John Broirn was wnt to tol quench Deh hi his thirst ihlratThl UllratIn In tim earlY tlahtllllr day oC Kansas Thl This was In nwponne mte to thn th temptranbe temptranbethe temspvraubesenUment e eNlnUmllntnfthdRtate NlnUmllntnfthdRtate senUment nf that State where eli the olpzrnhes olpzrnhesthe robllll the AntiSaloon Leacue the theWo Woipsx wo woworld I sTem sTemperatmoo Tem Temernnce peratmoo ernnce unlntlll and all orranlll orsxnlsatlon loncot loncottAmperanOll of oftsmPeranc tAmperanOll workll1ll who hav bi mad a I life lifesthcly 8tmbortbla sthcly of this vital vitalsnbject subJeci dtclar ftC to toworld t tworld world that t local lopalRtale State end natlnnal pro hibition IK I the bit t and nd only onl remedy for the theacknowledged th thIIckn01l1 I Iacknowledged IIckn01l1 acknowledged edlll IrOG evil of Internneranoa i W a a BLOBIOX I HOVDTOX T Tn X Aug Au 24 2 4 Japans 1l1li Triumph T lapla and the th Ckrlittaa aTOrallPDnOlI JUllitod JUllitodTo RlItse RlItseno To TOrallPDnOlI via EDITOR o Tarn Svxaf7 The 1b Ut Uttwentyfive l lesttwenty t ttnllIv twentyfive twenty ftve yeif yeuJI have seen a gmtn change cbangeIn In mens opinion upon religious questions than thanhave tbaDhave thanhave have all the beCOllurtes centuries since the RrformaUoa This Tblmay I1a1amay Thismar may not1 no apply applrlo to the Roman Cathollo and the theProtrstant thePromlln theProtestant Protestant Episcopal churches M s s It dots doealo to the theother tbeolber theother other churches since the former speaK spsa It drakaum drakaumto to speak PMIrwllh with exceeding authority Still Still U Umental Uti UtimenIal Ikimental mental revolt reOIIIIatpre has haispreed spread very verrwidely widely to thosetwo tnllIotwoeburebea Iotbosstochurches thosetwoehurebes churches The Roman Church ha baa virtually lost lostthe 101be lostthe the be Latin race There are arecoDlpflilvtlJ comparatively few fewFrenchmen towFre1Iclllnen fewYrencbnisn Frenchmen Spaniard or Itallaaamong IIaIIaIIa amDa the b edu educated educate rOtscate1 cated cate claMMwhoi 01 classes who even en profe profess to bUtre beUnolta In her herdoctrinea herdoctrtaea herdoctrine doctrine A AII to blue the Protestant Episcopal Epltc Church ChurchIt It may be belsI41JI4 aMd that It Is I now very largtlya 1a 11O aocUl aocUlafTrlr tIlfrolr otaialinir afTrlr person peraonabrourb brought up elsewhere el esei naturally naturallyseeking aalurallYceklnr nitursflyseeking seeking It Its told on account acOOUD ancountof of the reflaMenviron reflaMenvironment reftaed eiavttoll eiavttollmel vttoss vttossenrol ment mel and of Its III10lerance tolerance In personal penonMmatie penonMmatieMen matter matterUca DUtrL DUtrLMll Men larelloII are no l longer ager UOral1 attending n41n reUglou 1 1a service servicea a a they once did they are not noObcerrtnr obterrlng Sunday Sundayaa aa a they once did The ohunhr Ire binding nndlngltmore IIDdlnrlLmore it itmore more andmore and more difficult to hold thHr people and andare l1li4are d dare are obliged more and more to resort n to loadml1 advealUlevi advealUleviaide 1ou 1oualda aide clubs gilds rU grmnulumt and ao 10011 on More Moreover Moreover Moreover over we may be assured lIISuredof of this till that thalthswsr the tber tberwecliJ war wartween b btween tween wecliJ Japan pn and Russia RulllaWUI will have iefy1fe31 iefy1fe31efeel a Verygreat Verygreateffect teygrcatdied effect In destroying men mens belief belleC1n In the tb eiMmlve eiMmlvenature el ezlpelyImature tllliYl tllliYllIure nature and claim claliu of the Christian nlgloa relgI a If Ifth IIlb Ifthe th the Japanese Ja 1 can excel the lb Ruaslacs Dot onlyin onlyinactual cly clysctui Ita Itaactual actual fighting and ld all that appertain erllIIllIIeretD erllIIllIIeretDbullllG thereto theretobut thereinbut but bullllG also In what ha may be called th thi araMIUetAf unItJeaIIwarIbe araMIUetAfwar war warIbe the average Ban manukt aikhimself Uk himself why mIssion nUiloaarir inlllal mIssionaries i1 i1at1eo aries ought not to be tent from lOIII Japan to ocht1jtlslands ChrtiUan lands landaber rather than the heconerae convene converseaw x xNEW xn NEW n YoaKAu You Aug U 8John 5 5John 1 1John John Burroughs In U lbs Oouiart OOVIII CaltMir C lltlc l r tit titSeptember f6rSeplember MrSeptember September I is describe In hi his grape rape growing ca capacity eapaeUrwllb a apacliy pacity paeUrwllb with a double page JUustntUen of hit study The homes of 0 Secretary Bonaparte Do IIIlNIl1e and Ifr r Max MaxneU a abicU neU Parrtsh are descrtbej There are anete and l on bcehUDUnI bee hunting OQ mushroom and toadiloola da davarious onvartois various t1 ua form OIa of adapted ped country housed el and en enmotaulta naIDOIqIllID enmosquito mosquito exurmlnatlon among lDionrGt oth otberuMt nWLtb iwUh tM tMusual t ttwil usual mUosilaar myctt of useful uaefuIlat tnfomaUo 4tone me of oftie tie PIlloOtpQb Pkotctji 1roa tJ 5i an N nq 4 IW 1bscehesg IIftr dsds c 7 7I I 6 f 1 Jd I 1 f i t M 7 4JI I il 8 I Ino r 1 ii l no 1 1i ii1 irMt lM i 4 f i iTO ThWP ThWPTo TO vIaDtO3 Drroao OP ta tatItbt Thi iix4fr X II IIa a tItbt skas ceo1d ceo1dtll ceIneldiSOS St 0 thi thivary vary tll ta1u that T IVX pleet pleetIat seMaOS seMaOSthat that illt r 0Ita deo declivid lo for faILdL 1I44IiI 1I44IiIiillIoIJlaSoW 011k 011kzdunlclpi iillIoIJlaSoW zdunlclpi ownership r 1P U a csi1j CI1 CI1II OTTtbrs II tbrs ahedld Ul come to I banal aa4 a eol1 eol1f SOP SOPCf Cf f the plaVorm 10gt of th BODIMitLO JIti pXTs pXTswbloh wblOh aid t Ito 110 itoa1aIUee for a 10053 10053tiskot tiskot U in OIMWaOll1ot t4a Ohio oa the 1111 aigat of t 4ut 4utai AugII ai frttt ukdt 1 moto OMOtti quote ote UatroU01tiQro UatroU01tiQroIjDlaUIt iko following stQM stQMhe ti he apBlallst platform platformgl plaUoufo1l1t1 plaUormIkuti fo1l1t1 x MI QwaMt u4et u4etralltra sad eplesliow if ifilveettiiIPa7s gl ilveettiiIPa7s alHraya lea a4 toHte Uthtjv UlllIItIi UlllIItIipIIlI lilkUsisad re rean an sad keaMsk pUat pIIlI I tdesjaea ispbisse 164 Jsd we soeb ethiC 0 0III ethiCseosilss Se III seosilss iuiV as aTTt an I11III d Jo MIM 2 the mW pGlIIIe Sir ffgtN ffgtNH ptMI1 paint paintsefltsuek H sefltsuek I1 wli optmttoa doa lObI to e be aoMy aIIIdJat Nt t Ww lb f2 ptuposO if at tecmktog tt the eoftis seN ho U lit eoonmw OO f1ItItWta f1ItItWtatIttof taeraaaiif taeraaaiifVaiiftrteur thirIiilbS Vaiiftrteur lbS eliclane of tilt th sinks sad u4dII beittrtaf ta Ike sea noadittos dittos dII of tte eatpley eatpleyItut employees employeesThe tea teaTb4I The platform th then in sulxJlvlBlonB aut dIYIIOD that IhMsr thatIi t tare sr are Ii marked A 1 u4 iitl CLjte C eto fttrther fttrtherprovWsTortb fertharprovidistor tier tierIroJd provWsTortb IroJd providistor torthteDaloli the extension teBaloB ot ptabl publloworll publloworlltortl public works worksto Worksto to tortl rehire th the unemployed and fW fWether aa aaodalr another ether subdlvlaloB provides for tbe bulld bulldInc bulldIiJrbNh buildIng Inc IiJrbNh br tb wuBlclpallty of homaslfor homes for work wortIn workIu worktsr Iu In paopfe to nnt ftD at oot Then th tb 80 80eUllaUo 110 110CIItlo Sooiiftsttc eUllaUo platform asys asysWrwaifa soyaWI a 1 1w Wrwaifa w WI warn tie tII worker rkers again municipal owser owseraatp CI1III CI1IIIlp owsershipundi shipundi aatp lp uadr oajluilstlo 11110 parties T TIle Ineome from fromibu frompvbUo I IvblJo pvbUo vblJo ibu oupuw would then go to pay p interest on onbead ontOads 1 bead 1I and 1 to todeerMM deem taxation intIo 110 The worker workerwould WOrkerSwould I Iwvuld would lilt UU be bIaploltl4trbtUasradar exploited wtxthar vndw prints pslvateownership pmatlCI1IIIeraIaI printsowibarship ownership twdl4um or pnblloowaershlp publlo OWIIenblp OWIIenblpd1ed tw twee tweedled r rdtodee d1ed dtodee e Tk Thi capttallatle Cl laIIallo eUa rises would eoatrpL OOD coutrcl IIMI1 IIMI1tbe apt apttb sot sotlbS tb lbS weiktar wo eUei ale lad ad th lbs b caBMalktto dais Ua wo wovid wovidreap lid lidreap ld ldnap reap Mi the mala b btullt aflt net 110 the workMg r ela class un untier UIIder tindir tier the ibcapitsllitle capitalistic Uttle parti partiN ss m m1llllolpal nl lpal OwnershiP ownerrtlpwould OwnershiPwetid IP IP1lO would 1lO 4beaIClPtbrowa be a sop thrown to werkUn wortdDCDen men to keep keepth keeptaim keepbtin th taim dulet QuIIWIIIder under the Socialist a ty municipal municipalownwhlp mUDlotpaiD municipalowIrlp ownwhlp D p would be a step toward BoeUlUm BoeUlUmInf OdtIIam DOcialhimiii 14 tbrelOlutloul lb resolutions adopte4 doptec1ttbemICI doptec1ttbemICII attba meet meetingoftheixeoutlva Inf I ingoftheixeoutlva ol thefxeoutlve t bt btllcan bodlciftbe bodies otthe Repub RepubUcan Repubhem llcan hem city tT and county countoommlttee committee yeaterday yeaterdayas rterd rterdpubJlhoc11o as puWUhed pubJlhoc11o In this till mamba morntnia a So 8vlfIt f It say sayIt saysJsiith 71 71JLI It JLI Jsiith latha purpose urvoae of tta RtpubUean party partylOet partylOetfeeL to loaf loafset et etNet Net suck a fusion and to give II It III full power In Inb InbOmbI the theoomiBg thecoming coming alMtlon la the ibsiupportof h luppon u pOn of candidate pledged pledgedto pledredtDanaitmlnlllralloaot to tDanaitmlnlllralloaot an admuustratloo of the thealfltrw affair ef oflbIIeIv thIs CitY ua uader UDder usden der wtUchth W1aJcb lb publlo uUllty eorporattoM eorporatlovawlfllmOt eorporatlovawlfllmOtbilk win not notbribe DO DObIIIe bribe masters tlW kni of Uie p people opl of this city eltyU eat eath cityII U I Ii worth fthwhl1e while rimemberinsT rimembetlntl tttat atwbeti atwbetibe when whenthe whenthe the be Bon Tim SulllTan returned from rune 8u 8urope Europe rO rope i si o rei few day d a ago o otheCOJiiteumu the Conrreuman Conrreumanfrom Ccnxreumanfr from fNQtl1e fr the flO Jovcv 1Iti ry probably after much wuohthonT muchthonEl thonT tboujp 111 inyway yway after att a study atudJot pf music raunleIpal mUlloIpi musicIpil Ipal ownerahlp abroad aid 14 that twlt twltmunlolH with withmunicipal withmuncpst municipal ownanhlp onanhlphere hero In M lewYork lewYorkTmmanyHiUwould New w York YorkTammany YorkTammany TmmanyHiUwould Tammany Hall would remain In iak Inower wer werlor werloraJltlod for forperiod foraperlod period oMW of 110 10 years re at Ueaat UeaatWhll least leastWbll leastWbll Wbll 1 II SORM ao 1e Instate It 1 I Imad Is made to ap appear apPI appeat pear PI thatmunicipal that municipal ownership ceWqesbiphsa has b beennciciUl been a aRuoceaa aluocoil nciciUl luocoil Ruoceaa still 1 think you will wll1rr agree e ewith with 1t1i the thewriter thewritrtbt b l lwrl writer wrl writrtbt rto that la the vasimajorlty vast AI majority of the towns townsand toWllInil townsgndcltOi and gndcltOi cltlo cltiolwIJr wh whire ro It has lIa andja nd how Dq OW b beln belntrld eln elntrled Cnll CnllLrledlnUlleOllIlItlY trled LrledlnUlleOllIlItlY In this tblecountrV country municipal mUlloC ownerahlp OWDeflh ownetihiphit p pbalf j hit ha bf bna en failure failureIrk allurei1n Irk a oonyerastlon1 today t04 with wI h a nroml nromlnent lrobilDeli proidinent nent politician p01It1 lana a Republican Republlcant at that the thelatter theIMttar bt btIltW latter unhltatlngly said id that while wbllethe wbllethemunlalpalorabln the themunloipal themunicipal municipal munlalpalorabln ownership l IsSue ue will probably be bethe betonoonhloh bethOfloofl the tonoonhloh thOfloofl i oneon which hi I1IplntT his party would woulltbathe woulltbathewch woul4bati have the thecsjotum theoalotumilsht wch oalotumilsht csjotum nJIht light turn mat promJnenUy llroniln atl ntIy still stillAt stillittha tl1 tl1at At ittha the sara lamitlmi metlm time he btalll ald those thtaewhowauI4 thtaewhowauI4Yotef thiewho who would wouldrote wouldvotfatmunioIp53 Yotef votfatmunioIp53 rote fot t municipal ownerahlp would do dolO dolOwltb ao aoWith sowith With little orno understanding of f what whatft whatftreUYmeanl whsttreally t treally really reUYmeanl means He went lIt even further and andiald ahdId andsaid said Id that with that plink Jll nk in the platform platformthe the th b fuclofe fuloittloret ticket would be elected elotedtbllall elotedtbllallbutaddo thl thli fall fallbut tallbut but butaddo added Ot course cour white the Ropub RopubHoan RtpubICon Repubham ICon ham platform would promise promlallJ1unlolpal promlallJ1unlolpalownllnblp rnunlolpal rnunlolpalownership munIoipslownSrslmlp ownership the th promise promhsecould could not n tbemade tbemadeo b be made madefood madegood food o d and ipt any ny one on knows there la I not no atown atownor at towlI towlIor wn wnor or city In nthia this hls country oountritbat that would pl purchaseandopntroiaii purchase purchaseand b e eand and andopntroiaii control Qllntrola1ltbl all the publloutUltplaJita public utility plant ts that thatwould tbtrould thatwould would qdtbecome Iot boo m bankrupt bankruptUnder b bankruptunder nltrJ t tUndor Under the these clrcumatande and with alt altthe alttIle allthe the leon leseonthahavegone that havegone before b befotetlu forell I Itwise Itwisefork It IrrIStoraparti W1 W1tera fork toraparti party too before bforetbtoter the tb Voter oters at thl this time timewith timewlththemuialclpal timewlthths with wlththemuialclpal wlthths the municipal ownership ow erahlp bugaboo bugabooNaw bUe bugiboopNaw booP booPNBwYOU Naw NBwYOU YOUR Miff All 2 25 A Stnt 8 RSADBB RSADBBWHAT BUD RAnssWH4r WHAT 1 r tS ACURlSTIAfit ACURlSTIAfitArgument A 4 CIIRSTIAN CIIRSTIANAlnlfltt HBi8rIAN to tofrI Argument Ttat frI Cftrtitlaalty C tnstia n UtJ UtJBcUeviiii Is IsIeUeyini BcUeviiii lather Taaa IMBC ksaltgOm aHiwstta aHiwsttaTo ci cim To Om ta m EDrrom B mIo of Tata TIi ttx auxgr 4tr 1r Tka TMraaao TMraaaoJIIIated reason reasondIIdMsted naaoaJeidsloaltted Jeidsloaltted dIIdMsted upon faith lit Hlri HIniUIICIIIII flhiflss as Uwonly ton tondlUori e DdlUDI cmdubs dubs of otlllhUoD salvation waa waabsoiuo because that lIme iUoDtIId iUoDtIIduit would wouldseeur wouldsseuEl uit seeur tatinronlsed 41 I promlaed Holy Spirit wltaont Whom Whomno hOm hOm5OOM1i no 110 5OOM1i lIIui18 an a Christian ChristianTh cl chrikuanThe rntlaa rntlaaTbl1flll14 Th Tbl1flll14 The world will never n cr know 1r bow much ni eh It I baa lost lostand oaaiId lostsad and i siff Il mlffrif Itret rl because men mm In hzsll all agehave ages bin laattted laatttedupon lDatwIdIlPOIUUIlaIltIlUnrlhlr Issispadupon upon IlPOIUUIlaIltIlUnrlhlr sUtatltUUog their owb good work to fofafth fofafthis for faith faithla fatUIIII la Chrtst OllIta In consequence of which Ii nearly J all th thprembUd the theocaned b b1CIcalled 1CIcalled ocaned grOit real retinas ot tile put ban been beenrintni beenprOtibtld prembUd rintni 1 iby 1I by th the b spirit pUt of error which I Ii always alwaysthe alwIh MUysthe the Ih actuating uaUl power In the world Jesus U said that thatth tha thathe thatthe th the Comforter whom the Father would send at ee d In InBia ItaII1aIlllDO Inftlsnerste Bia II1aIlllDO name Is the Spirit of Ctmatbwbo Truth whom lUlieWOd4 irhositleWOd4cannot lUlieWOd4e the world worldcannot e cannot receIve melveIf recelveIf If m4 would only believe beileYl In IDlel1lj Jeu Jesni ant Christ and andtop im imsiop l i iItcIp top dirty dtri work the Spirit of Truth would uld lead JIII4tII leadus leadmis us II ft at Ma a nation btitIOnnd and as Individuals fll list Ut of t our Un UnInto 11111 111111n siniinto 1n Into th 111rIof liberty of th the children of Ood QD4We QD4Weth We sri srithe r rthe the th children ot God by faith talUlIn In Christ jesus JesuiWnr J jesusaw Ie1IIYo Wnr aw You Yo Aug i IL F ILPALkumx ILPALkumxTo KPLlueaaTotai To Totai tjtk POTTOK or OJII 0 TH IStnfSr Bun Sin Mr Wlgtln WlgtlnargutsthatOartitlanlty IiI Wigginiargilo argutsthatOartitlanlty argilo rr tbil ChristianIty consists 0011111 la 1111IeIJ believing vbIr rather ratherttan raiserthan tller tllerawa than doing dolagvTB doIII doIIITIll doingTh vTB TIll Th teaehutg tNO ot f Christ Cht1a howevtr show plainly plaiclythat Ibcan plainlythat that no o man can truly rulybeUev believe without lltlbovrmakln lltlbovrmaklnoon making makingscousittent a acoaslsieat coaslsieat oon effarvto I act ot up to the belief beUersurdr beUersurdrIItwtnID1fIUd Surely SurelyUt Surelytip Ut IItwtnID1fIUd Wlrglns would not ao assert that UlttJb the mere IIe 1llra 1llradlll tea tradltlftnal teaditteisi dltlftnal ilal acceptance lIleDeII of the fact Of ofBlllla Bible history historyI II I the or op opelseme QaeamelobeavSllt QaeamelobeavSlltI ea sme to heaven hMvtntTnaufh heavenThoushest Tnaufh I Thoushest not Jllta a Catholic the religion for ma m It Itthat I ItW Isthatpreacbed that thatpreacbed preached PreacIaecIanclIlYe4 and lived by the lat late Oardlnil 1n Man Mannlag ManIIIDc0t sn snning nlag IIIDc0t of London What a Uf life e thl thiS would b blf bi If we weall weall wealt all tried rlldIo rhsdtoiome to come omeup tip to his bllldeaIt Ideals The Idea Id 1 t oon coneeatritM ooneeptsitd eeatritM 1 la Christ neUpa aeUpn with wllblb the i weman ia llld0lIl1 and adlbS lbS i Phaitiae PhaitiaeOnly PhirisSeoW Only oW recently IIY I heard b beudof ard ot a scrupulously ecruPUlo ll17 religious religiousan nUlo a aDID DID an who bOd1tcharre4 discharged a girt 111 from his 1ItaIIID employ Io M MUM b6c1a bedsbe c1a dsbe UM he ae ltII leaned thai tae e had tpektaunday SatIda SatIdaOoliey at atiner isOohey Ooliey iner Islaad l III cL d IB bUlla this mania man I II a notortou notortout DOto DOtot t eMploylng pfol na child labor In his unhealMi 1Inll unbOsJhrfsetojy alttlrf factory factoryrbl etoiT t rb1a rbl bla ffiMUk meIIIanc ne5 aa and underhand UDdrtaandello4a method and long 1011 1011IIGIIIIOt IIGIIIIOt Sour iuim of ov onntmW1WI1rota oyprtlni rtlms wrung frosa hlsbltoe bli 6ei staff ldu ldutIl a ae as ashe he e I tIl famous lUl on Sunday SUD for or hi blsrlCl his regular church churchiMaianco eburellten4an ohurossttednce iMaianco ten4an e and 8114ploUi pious professtona profeoatoDlIltIaWlJlelr profeoatoDlIltIaWlJlelrThIitdbom Inchurnh clrdsa clrdsaB ThIitdbom B bStg1Chom gtrlWbom b hi held heidIO to be beanIIecI unntted foraplace foraplacef forap forapof e eof of f trust because ef r her mode of IJHIIIMd p n4ug che o Son 8uaay 1IaIIdaT SondgT daT ay has 55 mipporUd a MmIbUHlIIttllwa serslbilndm emlbUnd tbef sOd the tkeheerfuloes WIeIIeerfuift thecheerfulness cheerfulness and selfaaorUoe with wlllIwbJolI which abehaa abehaayea she 1I 1Irya hisstee rya yea npall up alllaer her erealaga After a kar4 day 4syS work Q11Cto to keep kespteeuoth tue mother oompiay DOm at bu beta be toe wonder wonderad wid widLad Die DieU4 U4 ad admiration a4n lralont ef th thl neighborhood nelhborbood1rntJlrDr nelhborbood1rntJlrDrIlea Will prote proteIon profeesioneT Ilea sioneT Ion o Ot act seth be more aceeptahi to Got la tats thaceser thaceseraootLmt ca ClUe ClUeu T TBaooKt BaooKt u Aug AU it DOOJMA To TM I feoiioa mroa or oJJn Tn aim smfwtMuier smtsir tir Vhetaer Christianity Chl CbdhtlanItyconiia tlaatircon consists 8 In being e1Dc114 oa4 a4 dIsc or orln orlnbellfjtna In Inbellerlog Inbeikrtngappenxi bellerlog beikrtngappenxi appear to me met e to lObe be otfMy esedra a aaaHtr aaaHtrof fUtrt plasterOf of t opinion a u to tnwllU waatbeUct whad 1itU belief c really filII mesas DI Bight BightbeUet Ilightbelief belief btUeftissplfft Inspire right conduct it I the tbea average Christian Chrll1albe1lnldln believed In hnbLbean his tear what h ba t preteNse protewewith preteNseIIh with IIh hlajlpa 11P M Seemly aa 11 be a believed IleUn tbat tssee fire will bun hiconductand his coll4uOand bla bl belief lIclIetwvul4lIOdoQ4 would no doubt do be la perteot srteot harmony harmonyTsj j jbtllf Tsj Ti belIef to towblol1J towbiolt which Jesus Ohrict iimtefr refer te InU In the thetests theteali e etoxtlQuott411r tests toxtlQuott411r quoted by Ur MrWlnIn Wiggins In hi bII his letter ot Aug AUII Augid u ucannot cannot tiJloI d doi be that be ef oUbe th the ordinary octhodpi chufoh eI1uiDIICOIta cimutosgoing chufohgolg going Cbrtatian or orelerrnnan clergyman for in Inartravt Hark xvU xvUreread lHe 2723 reread road And these signs shall loltow foUo tkeei tiei that believe belle they shall abalUall take up o oand aaneats aaneatsand and If t thS llet y drink any deadly thing U 1 shall aballaot not notaun ot aun ktafltbis them These are thing lhingewbjoshkes 1iIDrawllloll whlcb tk said itJdor or dustY rr orthodox Christian Is msnlfesUy B IIOf aMs II1II 10 iodo do CLtDocisO lLo flaw N YOM 011 Aug II IITOTBaEorroaorTnSor IL 15To TOTBaEorroaorTnSor ton To risrnvoz EDrroOJTu80SIr1IWIIr or TIwsgr stn Wauahtuiir Mr OoUwlnSmith OoJdtrln tJlllltIIlve give us ulta In place of the iS tutematutai tutematutaiwhich su U maalutal which hU h pP pipers r In InTu ToBtm Tan Sol UdlrecUyvU ladlre ledireody il1r tt f fecUy notyi notyireetiy IIOt d reetiy tend to destroy Thou shall net IICI a kill JIIou TtlAH thaI VtA 110 not steel IJMl wrl Thou M dW IbItt shs shsadnliery 1 V o liqaJ T TaduUerr aduUerr aduUerrkwUl Ac will have ba lost 1oaUl6If their charaieMitlatle charaieMitlatleguilt Mxsiceitattguilt guilt at won aa the old traditional ropetaatwral ropetaatwralmeasur RPmlattaralm supernspajendisurs m endisurs measur re of ttbe the morality mOralllyollall1J1111 of human actloas JWl JWlI nsz 11 bav bavperished se seflestecyihe perished perishedbHtroy bHtroy flestecyihe I ithe th aupetnatural IUperual and an4 tr1l what alembic U left to j to t and prove pro the maralltyjot human bi lD zille actlont t Now Nowoknowbtllenls NoWweknow we know why theft thefia U thefj tII aunter lilder murder lItd adultery hdultcry because becau uwwo we posset PGIteii pesesss gjSZ 11 aaturtltest 4t111si tvraU liii oru qrIoUlIIloaew1aIoIa ucBtoa xwhtoh otteUej calethliUaa th the true trq qr qrtilieting false ring of every hunun action But IIIU In th thnew Uat new swordiCdf order dfIbn 6t tmgs of which bIoIallri ts hr OolaVta O tetvtSmfth Smia II isit I at lei 1 Ie4St t uggesUvcly aueaUvelrp a prougoolsLwhat proisgoeI 1Iaa rUat Ita jj Aairbikn n btlle WUefl to uo m atlon or r OIureIa toIIUII toes sea WOrds thief hInderer aI4n4ereracIu1torer adulterer setveer ie48Iur soar ur 4 derse derseIn eref ereit ereitIII T v la enact thi worda cNs when the aapematMrsl J shall ja hav IsvbmcOrnef beoome DOOIIIO a myth what aball sbus then UIIatM b bd th UttcI lbs ju rt rtwtoked ortI OT isucksiose c t luito to pro prove tWUI that tb lIioOd Is god hat etched wlledW this pnlanroitbr rIInIortbrthaL that fciaiahibto jualsh5l jualsh5lmss bts ihto ihtoman man aoBie ibhihihst k t man an Inlamow 11IIIm icowvtrel Woosd t f fhI T hI ThaPermnaofaea Pmaaa 1 of i ICkIt Octc5y J of oSgoye555est go ottttmeta rtu to and ctvlUi4tloao eIYIUuUonMIIIII1dI ttaiuJtaa p answer imrer i Itati C CL a pokoH 01ll Aug AueC Aue1f AugJ aa C J Cerbis Cerbispill 1f pill toadied 4tSllfs his tbresbcsdd ea4Id 4o aoCIOIaVaeiaL So couvealeit ea y h rss bo IiCU at else II he a zse l a I 1 IkiItIt 3 M ir ttf 4 o Ji J i I jir m N l t5k f 11 iJ ABr 11 11l 1 I ro ls oeIoa l lIVw Svflki BIrI PIMI PIMICIaaiJalIlialItOaba PridsIPilssa dBtFalnu CIaaiJalIlialItOaba of Cuba bu Just Jutlroecl signed the bill billjb1 billwjiioii 1 wWok jb1 owl1lNtUUIaluh1 will settle the laM claims o of the war wart w5ritern Ir IrTWl t itern tfaV tWfjrtBis TWl T2Ir5U a sbto GIbIeltem Item which whichhMoppvVtd wlalhhuatiarpd j jW hMoppvVtd W IS several bapsrs of a recent recentdate reCtlnd reCtlnIn recentdaIs date d dateKMpmc KMpmc In mind the historical attachment attachmentOfTmiOJrtetbsoattacofOibe attachmentoUVJftOtaaCiuNOfOIIba1fhlch attach mefl5 mefl5otTgaIvxtotbcimzsofcluba OfTmiOJrtetbsoattacofOibe which fruit frulufoI fruitf1a1iI fruitfulmotlea foI f1a1iI fulmotlea sTsot oWIi M BM battWour ptvpaUted rsoItted your paper to toa b bs bo s o ossssiseeu Ml Mtar of o that tiaa island affair ev eVer eVerlla ivsues r ralap sues lla t U hs e toftiloltous e1ioIl ua stroke of Narplto Narcisodowzito Lapel LOMdowbt LapeldOwDt dowbt the tbtllIIt thai of the tII present preaentunwlle unwlw Oman flnandal OnanoIa1 Omanohal dal sntaaclstBeala andths ucUhelllaDltold manifold haeard haeardows hnanCNpoea1 hzardpops1btIiies ows CNpoea1 pofslbttltlca bIll of otCbelateffrlrfllof to Ute rm mpr r Ubo tto on onOMBot onClQAot OMBot h IIIIptO lpto piobeoome become raminlsoent lII as to th thcaut the theCS theCauNs caut CauNs SM OOBOSUMS cor oau of o Die preaeot prfleD dim dimOultle dlln6u1t dieOufthe Oultle OultleIVst 6u1t OuftheIat 6u1tr IVst r us u begin from the tbalnltlal Initial point t which whichiavltel whichIDYU whichInvites Invites IDYU tis vein to refteet ri8conthePNPrfeY SkO OB the propriety of th thclaims the theolaha theclaims claims adjustment of the tb revolutionary hero heroewhoTTBihe bomet bometWbolaUirs9lU9t herowho whoTTBihe who is use tour of need asea oocJ gave av vo a helping holpln hind han l WbolaUirs9lU9t I1hOrdr ln ordr lQ o breiKthe nrel break tile yoke olle of Oftnthe1r their mother motheroannoteop mothereotrJ anotheroWiIrl eotrJ w rcellect OIlecHbat teat ctvr drin thepropa th props propsgenoa genoa Carried on bT Jest until pse e grst grstliberator reat reata liberator a an and MOJIbJlarrtd Ibtte th sttomntm nLit mpde e at the thot thetime t time meo of l6a ts OJ Osban atN struggle or l1 their elr proml promlat promineat neat at Iied ad ls the TeYOlUtiOflI1 lIt4iraturi literature literatureran ran 1m Imbued ecIwClb with tbeTeoIU1Uol1 thu pru onetrlumpb onetrlumpbbe The triumph triumphwW i wW be OUIII lItbtrooPI as thp hlsmrl aahanlpd troops from fromSpain lromDaIn Spain DaIn oannoteop otcoPt with th the dlslnterestedneM dlslnterestedneMartaclsm cislntresteinepand leltlte tedneN tedneNai ai and d 1 spantanhim p cano artaclsm of ofou our aoldlers We shall shsligel hlUtf gel tf the freedom freedom forwhich forw for which lob ao many worthy worthYlive worthylives live have tav been socrinoed in the past as w wlaarlat wdo we wedo do not lleitl UIoommlurta laarlat nor paymasters pamallerstobUCS paymastersto tobUCS to hand CIUlIrud10rlou our brave and d glorious fighters btera th thy IbvUe liii liiivIle vIle mole moneY which bloh thaY the y do not expect as ro romir rqlIulluUQnfor toinufleratlan lIulluUQnfor inufleratlan for the oomJlllanoe olthelr of their patrl patrlotlo patriotioduty otlo otioduty dU acd d whIch 1 ell tbi they oon contider er aboyo all allqLhr allOIhA9FdODOGl7fltp qLhr 0 nQt OIhA9FdODOGl7fltp And OY Voea It all conform with th thltrulaUo the thealtruhaUc ltrulaUo declaration made road by them du during duringtheir rlnr rlnrthel thel their active w wprk rkwhUr while they 111111 endeavor endenorInl endeavoring mir toenlltlh ton1latthorlct tonlit the world a sympathies ympatbles e to their theirjust theirJUlt theirJust just cause of deliverance Does Doelta1IlRree Doelta1IlRreeWltb It all agree ojjreewith agreeWith with the unegotlstlo recitals of the oldTln oldTlnurjr old In Inur it itsurginte surginte urjr ur nu tltawbQave who gavethemaasurancps gave them assurances that thatness tlllltaell1lhnllll8 thatssiftshnsss UImd aell1lhnllll8 ness and anclll8edlnelll greediness did Id not enter Into Intothe Intothe iiat iiatthe the bellloaM enthusiasm en hual1ft of their ftchtlng ftchtlnglegions Ilphtlnglegions lhtlnrlelonf legions Well ammO pond that beneficent help helpOf helpbe lelonf b QU nuicklr ckh tender tendered JIdr10nd hJa br a solvent Oovrn Oovrnment Iovrnmast mast to Ul lbs Invalid veteran tlle tb deprIved deprIvedIdow deprivedwidow widow Idow pd thA tt orphaned child but thl this vet veteran vet vetIrans eran Irans Jilt Of clthe the Cuban CUbanrmT army see seems mi to have haveswelled havewlliled hair hairswelled swelled uo u D to to b enormous proportions Incon Inconilty In inconsiltent con conalllOnt alllOnt with the flifl1IUfOole ran purooces The IItrenu IItrenu0tI1 drama dramaoplty oplty ilty of the orexHtorn and the readiness read Inelll and andmlnmeis andwiiInqnoes 0tI1 mlnmeis 11 In 0111 of the th debtors do not keeppac keeppacwith keep pace pacewith with lttre the flnnnolal capacity MPlclhof of Cuba tiba and It IN INhigh 1Mhllh I Ihigh high time for them to stop top their headlong headlongpractlaoa beldlnnrpraetlaol1ta headlongpnactisos practlaoa praetlaol1ta In the rnlsadmlnUtratlon of the thecommonwealth Ihecommonwealth thecommonwealth commonwealthfli commonwealth commonwealthThejable Thejable 111 able ble camnalgn cmnall11lnwl1lch In which you hero herobarked y em embarked embarkedllalneLtbe barked barkedllalneLtbe aaalnst the actual raid and dilapida dilapidation dllapldatlonotthe dllapIdatinS tinS tlonotthe of ihe the Cuban treamjry by hythll the vandals vandalsofthe vandaleofth vandalsnfihe ofthe Palm clique and with no other otl r aim aimthan 111mthan aimthan than to rain lralnadlHlrllntaltor adherenta for the Presidential Presidentialambitions Prealdentlaltnbltlonll Presidentialimbitlena ambitions of the present ruler deserves the thesincere thenoen thesincere sincere noen commendation of nil hone honeet t men menwho nilllwhn nwqwh who wh want to 11M Hartls Mar11 noble work ork crowned crownedwith crownedwith with everlasting ticceM and the tboUnltd tboUnltd8tatll United tJnIMft UnitedStslae 8tatll GOTllmlYlent free ot o a future problem problemded problemwbleh problemwhich which might bttadded be added ded to the many one onewhloh oneswhich 1I 1IWh which Wh wbleh lib ar are are pending PI ndla of solution at the present presentmoment nreHntm nreeent nreeentmofleflt m moment lInt D Do C CMxw C Cfaw i i7mw Mxw TOM Aug A I25 I25Aaomb si siA 25A A Aaomb Boman Cmthollo t tollo Reply RIIPlyte t Mr Goldwln GoldwlnSmIUi Goldwin8m1Ui GoIdwinSmith Smith SmIUiTo 8m1UicTo SmithTo To THE iBBf1JIOR EniiOB Enr a or opTua 0 TH Tox Sux SUNSir Sir Mr MrGoidwin 11roi MrGuldwin Goidwin oi w 1 6mivb ijml Smibiii ii is 1oo correct recc in his statement statementthat ItAtementtblt statementthat that 1 lain am perfeotly Jltlr ot1F justified J tllIed In saying that thatthe Lhatthe thatthe the motive of oftbemaaeaere the massacre of St Bartholo Bartholomew Dartbolomoww ilartholomow mew moww wan political l rather than th n religious religiousHe religiousHe He e 1 Incorrect Ii In n dating that history will willnot 11111no willnot not no bear meoutIf me ot hfs 1 contend that Rome Romewas Romeir ir was 51 clewOf olear deal oJ the th business b lnelll Ho adduces as asproof as asproof iiproof proof this statement t tementtbatritT that aT a Te Deum Deumwas DeulDlUn Deumwas was sung lUn lnjSt in St Peter a triumphal modal modalwas modalIIutruck medalwas was IIutruck struck a triumphal oration win com composed oompo cornposed posed po ec1by bythe byr tII the Papal Pap lorator orator Ac AcThe etcTbeTciI o oTheTeDOum The TbeTciI TheTeDOum To Dourn l r the medal or orthe the oration do donot dnnotp donotproe not notp notproe prove e that thataome1I Rome waa I associated with the thethaaMoreQf theereof themuaorecf thaaMoreQf ereof Bartholomew B St JI rtholomew Mr Goldwin QoldwlnSmith Goldwin8mlthbait Goldwin8mltb 8mlthbait Smith has failed tall to prove his hi thesis thesisThe tbealene thesisThe The facts are ar ntb these ao aregoryAJU Ore60 Gregory XUI pro proprocession pmoeedeiflnproceiUlon proOeeded oeedeiflnproceiUlon Oeeded iqproceision procession not to St Fetor but butlurch butto butto to lit tue Ohuroholat church lurch of ofSt St Louis In Rome and andfamous andrendored andrenderee rendored thins to God for the deJlYlranoo deJlYlranooOftll deilvaranonof Oftll of thp KIDand blIPDUH his family He proclaimed proclalmedJublleelUId 4 JublleelUId jubilee ass bad a medal struck The ThetmoUI Tb Tbramous famous Latlnlat tatlnlat Uurato pronounced an anoration anoratlonontllemaaeaor1l anoration oratlonontllemaaeaor1l oration on the maasaore In the tbepr presence noe of ofthe oftile ofthe the Pope Po f The Tbwordol Th words of Gregory OrclrorYln In a letter letterto Iltterto letterto to the theXI KinsIn Kh In n congratulation ooDl1tula tlon for hi his escape escapea fllClpewell aecapeaW a aW well u the WI word of oluretoare Mutate are merely merelyexpreulons merelYtulonl merelyexPteSaloe expreulons tulonl ofthanks oftbsllto to God for the escape escapeof escapeof escapef of f tile royal family tarnUfrom from a Huguenot con conThe COII1ord conetof The 1ord wordi etof of t Onyrory fli land onandMu and Mureto Muretoitand M stand In InMwiM InooltrllGlCUOJr InconrSictIop ooltrllGlCUOJr to tt th pronouncement of Mr MrGGldwtn MrQlwtnth MwiM GGldwtn Qlwtnth Ul uuttktl uuttktlwaa tb The Piouncemt habit blt of flcmnotion flcmnotionwarn t1jn t1jnwu warn Uantrhltted ttaD ltI tW by byAeeatofroteaUni te II Church urobo of the th Middle MiddleA MiddleMeIto A MeIto AeeatofroteaUni Fre1atztisrn retail tan Dtlm I is a JItOJIOII proposition mOI tll that thatMr t tI I SIONWIn Smith thanllot cannot prove Jt Is a I Inatuttsue IrItu natuttsue toU aisirtion rt10 that a can bel18tutct be gnatujtqu3y q I dl dehbea dehbeaUI UI Iu furthe iet l 8t4teM l that this persecution persecutioni pnPOCU lon lontCa of VatbojicS tbo loe bY proteetantapre Protestants i presently e ntlY died diedIstorT diedoq diedomit oq omit tCa H HintoT tcInst1etetbfl sliest the oontrarJHlston oontrarJHlstonfford contrary history historysffods IstorT IstorTample sffods fford ample am l evidence that tmattha at the th persecution persecutiontholios perse perseted peraeeutlonofd persecutionofCthoJia4naugUTtd ofd ofCthoJia4naugUTtd tholios tllollOl1riaulUra lnaugura lnauguracontinued t1dnoemt ted by lionel MonrrfllsabeUi VIU VIUcOIItll1uert VIIIcontlnue4 continued by JaroM J Jam Elizabeth lubethanCl and andmiththe Crom CromweU cromwell well wcarrledon was carried on for monet than 10070811 10070811Ita see eani eaniits its Spirit plr was rite rifein III colonial New England EndandIt It ooWoI work 01 dlacrlm1natlol1 ana anaE and andgestet4oms gestet4oms tlotkml 1IICUTe Is active today ind d hall Dot Dotout not415d E 415d out evanUl vfl 15 the home of Mr Goldwin GoldwinIlliththellotll Uoldwlnffpdththehotbed Illiththellotll miththe hotbed ef the A A PAantI P A kiand and Orange OrangeorpaBlaatlona Oranaor Orangeorgalmiatlone orpaBlaatlona or orgalmiatlonein aldtloDII aldtloDIItJtbconc1oclnlf v vIB IB ihfconclodlns the conclndlnw paragraph paruraphofh of his letter letterMr letterMe Mr nrQoICl1lln ChoMwin Smith 8mUbrta assert that he doe doenotwant doesnot I InrQoICl1lln not notwant want to t bandy accusations and re reproaches reIro meproabbea I proaches Iro ll l while bllo l1t1 In Inth the nest sentenoe senten by byrty byIII bysail sail III Innuendo he bandies eight t different differentaonisatlona dinerenta5pusitIonS I aonisatlona atlouan a anti 5 1 reproaches reproachesNiw reproaobfl reproaobflWe reproachesWe We havi a 110 no 0 Jectlonto the publication bllcatJoQ ot offacts I fac facts qtUllulCbl1lforT f Uburob JmiitorV but we doemllhaU doemllhaUoallY do enuliati enuliaticull cull C1enOllloe mlUeD18llentation of hl On historywhich Onwhl I Ipl whl which h baa been for maser years earl a ITPI grand d 00 con conspitacy II spitacy pl 8CIT eMt thetrutll thetruthWAxrsn h hWALTUJ WALTUJ WAxrsn J Bsunu BsunuNIYo SxAwtxTNW Niw NIYo TOHK Aug u25 u25ft 2t 2tTB 25Ik TB Derwiitaini Dw Diw towO Bell B UIt1I ef ifNelse ifNelseto Nelie NelieTo To TSOiEMtoii vlpin E rto o OJ TH TJmStnr Tan ScNSIr r Disgusted nlacuatedRirlerolW DisgustedHarlemlte 4 4H Harlemlte H rle DIII ought bUO to try rtilur our our pan janoub of the etty when whentllveonSlith WlleIIIIne WhoreI tllveonSlith Ine I llYe on 8I MathS MathSMt thMibIOOWIIeIIeanapPeron thMibIOOWIIeIIeanapPeronth alrert tb tbi cowbell carta isrtsappearon isrtsappearonth appear on onthe th the streetboriin aue tre tisonhSterIoclock e ol 6ferocloelrA ra oclock A 1C a ihdsaiice aJiulttijceere4 adutsa ihdsaiicecntted ce cecziitM cntted bylbe b bytbeSoird tII Board of Aldermen AldmaeII Three thou thouaad thouMid houII Mid aad II rig ri p pII1lerlr dler ierI u 1 throe tb bells bellaeeblbelOt bellaeeblbelOtapeIiIIe4 each sit ix not notpectfled Sotupefled pectfled Sam are Cr2 large enough CIDOUI ougb lor a country countrymeeting COlIDlrrmctUllr countrymeeIngboi meeting meeIngboi house W We are n1 me never alTellIve1aIIIaeBwllb alTellIve1aIIIaeBwllb0II1iia five biveUdnutes minutes with without out 0II1iia tbouad l ioU114 of cowbells In our ears earsThehoht earabe arsThebole Thehoht be 110 blowing blOwin adssont grinder Is also OB OBdeck oncieck osdaoklight deck daoklight right 1t1I ater after I Soclock oclock DcIockA A If Horn Horablotrtnr HorablotrtnrlIaiat4lltlle blowing blowingU biotnrlaagal5Mthe1awbut lIaiat4lltlle laagal5Mthe1awbut U gla tthe law 11111 but on oat lot of our wise n Idealdetlb 1 Wagl WaglniletdeeUei Madisiratesdedafthadtlymeaoi niletdeeUei iratesdedafthadtlymeaoi dealdetlb that only IIIJIi1Mn mnnl tho those who paWUcense paWUcensefes IN1I4I1eenHt paid lIcense lIcensetea tea t and a cton grinder doesnt pay license licenseTnen lleen lleenonae iicenmma Tnen la the Ua yard r rd etmmeaeeaUMclothesline GmmCllcca UIe oIciUlellIne nfl nnltahe aniwI nflasde tahe wI Ia1aod1 also at sISbclockA Votock A AXorverr M or very little later laterTh lalerlb laterThe Th The hattd battdirtan organ man IID ls laoahaD4w on hand very early too tooand tooan4 toomd and very yyla 17 late la IJIa6 lb evening eveningKow mnltllJfow eveningItow Kow what lIat an rs our ordinance for torf Lass night nighta IIlrbtalIaadlrs nightaheidotgiwsa alIaadlrs aheidotgiwsa a Moad orgaarwa flaylnf ISIIngM II1U30 Kt USD oclock U you youdeubt FDUdIIU youtabtsip dIIU deubt tabtsip my IDTWOrdJOU word yov can Dad out 011 at a th tbePrOrreM tbePrOrreMRePldll1CD the Progress ProgressRepttbUcan Progressflikan RepttbUcan Club orof orofalll any dweller d1llllerlln In the block blockMtweeo blockblnneotllman4 blockbetweesTtrstaM blnneotllman4 Mtweeo First and Second street atneWOI1 on Second ave aveau aveOi are0s au 0s Oft we b petMr stood two wo policemen ea duty dutyordering dulroldartnl dutyosderteg ordering drinks throng the front troi4Iaor door of the cor corner corner roeset ner saloon saloonf aaIooD140ulIU f 140ulIU I doubt Bartema tteliiabWtrtObea ability sbilitplO to beat ua for f r nol nolsdown no nodOw1ab nolwnhsrL dOw1ab down wnhsrL hrt Axoraxa ll Scvnun ScvnunHBW StmIIUNnYoAuf SurrauJINiw HBW NnYoAuf NnYoAuf1IetI Tow Aug Augck Anrse Anrsete 1IetI ck te tk 1sy y aaBfaotved NeUea Bdlefrom Belle BelleDGii BelieFr from Fr Oi fM JxmAm Dattt DGii UM UMA lidwe1llalllnHortoltlan4otrDer iiasA A well we1llalllnHortoltlan4otrDer known Norfolk landowner makeR the thestatement lbetLOmel tiesstatemesittint statement statemesittint Ltba tbat th tlit brick bearing Nelsons lattlals lattlalspreserrea InlllalatntlWldea Initialsprved preserrea tntlWldea uadera under a guua glweso ease at Paaton grammar grammarsbaool rrammeraOIt grammars sbaool s al U WfIOraro ot anllo ci of ofllu tlie thOmatAn5 great reaAcbnlraI Admiral but was wasthe nathe wMthe the result ot eta i Schoolboyslark cc1aoOl1leys 1arrboul about twentyfour twentyfouryean hentytourre tweny four fouryeiriigo yean re yeiriigo yeiriigoM naco nacoiiba ago agoAt At iiba that Urns UmeRlderHar HWer BIderHard Hasssris fctacr t r stated S1 that thatN III IIIHllO thatNelaoa N HllO ba while at a the school ICbnoll1ad had carved his hisInitials 1111IllllIaIioa liiiinitialS Initials IllllIaIioa on Qaofthe one ofthe walls As Uw boy could couldnot couldno couldml not no find 6n4I11e the brlokbeariag U UIIlalllalll iSa Initials one of them themeonotlved IbemeonOllYell themronoelvOd eonotlved the tbebriUlaDt brilliant Idea of supplying the defect defectwhlchbe defeclhIcIaJi defecthlcbhf whlchbe hIcIaJi promptly1 pr inpllr did flung 1I1I1nuP up the be InItial with withmow wilbIDQI withmoss mow and earth w give them a properly ancient ancientappearanee anclenlaprranoe ancientappearance appearance appearaneeThe S The TbeNottotk Norfolk landowner landownerdeelares declares that he uw th thboy ito itoboyao boyao boy do m II that there theresreOther are other eyewitnesses living llvlnrand livingsnd snd sndthat and that I If he I Ii challenged b bcwiii will give their names namnEarly namesBa17 Early Ecypttaiui France FranceFrtim PranesFroet Frtim tlu is London Glob ClobtThan GlobThsre Than ha Mlus Just beenlaidbefore the French Acid Academy Acidemy emy ot Seleaeea leaecesi a wQauthenticated cue ot pr prhistoric pee peehlsterto historic Egyptian remains found among the pre prehistoric preblatorle historic naulna o of ancient Gaul The ccnneo ccnneotloa ecobeebetweaGiui tloa bttweeaGaul and Egypt was wis cstabiuted In InIbis hathIs Ibis wan A card of cut flint of the Neolithic eelithiO pa parted petied tied was ohialned otahaedfrom from Egypt and a card of ei eiaetly exaePy aetly ttihllatsUktl similar 51t found onRtou on RIou Island nine miles milesfrom milesfrom from UanstUet was ahown with them At lbS thtspot lbSspqoohqWandwtsereibesenlnu spot spqoohqWandwtsereibesenlnu on tho Island where thewr ntnt were eieava excaaied excaaiedthere l d dthere there were found lying nearest the surface some someRoman soneBoiam Roman potterybelow potterr betow that th s Greek pottery With wltbtlgurian WithUgutian tlgurian and as4gyptlst Egyptian stilt lower and b below ow tbcie tbcieagain theesslatnmaseei again slatnmaseei mute of marine shells pottery and flints flintsUflereat 5In 5IndIfterentfzoinsay dIfterentfzoinsay Uflereat from any yet found The remains found foundgo go back fat at ktst leiatL0OO 0000 yean yeanC yearsCWojIICtt10L C CWojIICtt10L CWojIICtt10LSbbube1oould a ltoatlea ltoatleaSubbabtI SubbabtI Sbbube1oould couldnt for fq the life of me recall slaM wbUm slaMrots m wanted woaUdMr wantedhits Mr SubouksOf course not I told you parties partiesn pMiiCia7 ia7 n sot to forgtt then wasnt anything anylhinrla la Oeritnni flcrts Hntlily for 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V I JI 1 d h j U 0 7 J BLI6HTEDBROOKLYNROHANG BLI6HTEDBROOKLYNROHANGjoi LlGHTED ROOKLJMROIA ROOKIjYN CB CB1100i joi TilE HOOFER OBJECTS OBJECT8rO OBJECT8rOJUAO r rPLAYING TO TO1I PLAYING 1I INO LADYS MAID MAIDnnutied MDprllsl1rd MAIDjiriIied nnutied ill UIllrtdosllalr fits Urtdo hair and nI Uuttoaed lie lieWahii her lIerWaist herVhtu Wahii Waist for a While bat bU When She he Lc Lcthn Let Letthll Let1tr thn Homework Hilda He Haled He Heto Her Ilerto 3 to CourtShe Gets Gelalil Slit I Month MonthJOP MonUdJot MonthiJoe Jot Oanly of 810 io Fulton street Brooklyn Brooklynwan f wan a a14 a single man last March ltl roband and almost almoahappy almosthaprY almoathappy happy Had It not boon for the theendllllYl theendllllYlrOllnd endlesi endlesiround endlremround round of bcof an and pale pal coffee that thaiGeradlne thatOeraldln thatGeraldine Geraldine the he haughty waitress In n his hisFulton blsfllilon btaltilton Fulton Htroct beanery heaner gavehim gave blmdally dally for foimenu lormell forif if menu eAl4 he would have been quite content contentBut contentBut contentflut But ho wasnt wasntHo wlL wwrnti nt ntHo i Ho wont to an aged agedlrler friend d of bis in the theSalvation theSAlvation theb b Salvation Army whose name wu Bill BillBefore BlUofore III IIIBeCore Before ofore Dill carried the bass drum In thearmy the tbearmy theirmy army ho was wa a seaman and bad badleft badleftin left wlvoa wlvoaIn In reven pOf ort On the subject of matri matrimony matrimony inatriv v mony Hill was wise as a serpent Ho Hopillked He1l1koo Honiliked pillked hi long white beard and gave ear earto eartothe 1 to tothe the melancholy Joseph JosephBill JO eph ephBIII Bill said Mr Oanly I ought to get getmarried letmarried geLwarrled married live mo a word of advice adviceI 1 hate to do do It replied the exseaman exseamanJ J If I tell you to get married arriei and you tie tieup tieup tieup up youll be hunting my graveyard s after afterIm afterIm asterIm Im gone to write rude things on my iy little littlewhite littleblte Uttiewhite white blte stone If I tip youoff you air that its a aqueer aqUe0r aqieOr queer game mo being In the know BO to topeak topeak toipeak peak youll wake up alone onb some night nightand nlsbtand nightac ac and fld cuaa me for an old son of a seaoook seaoooknd aeaoookAny lei Any way you youlook look at It Josepb myaonI myaonIetand my eonI eonIstand stand nd to lose loseIll lo loser o r Ill tako a chance said Joe x Besides NBeeldeaIve BesidesIve Besldese e Ive got the girl tabbed Bill shes 8bo a awonder aondtr awonder wonder ondtr Shes got big blue eyes the thenteetost tbeWE theiweetest nteetost WE tet mouth mouthThey moutht niouthlhey t They all have Interrupted Intcrrup the matri matrimony matrlj niatrinon remember when whenhe wbentile whenthe j mony non expert I once tile he old Hannah B King was at Rio that I Imado IS Xaado S mado 1 de up with one of otJhem hem kind It was wasvery wasvery WMvery very nloe for a while but abe tried to put putground putground putground ground gas In my beer beerThe boorThe beerThe The undismayed Joe J0 reflected over the theiage theeage theMge iage advice of the mariner and then took tookthe tooki tookthe i the plunge He and Ida went before a aSalvation aj aI j Salvation Army minister along in April Apriltnd AprilI Aprilend I and were married Old Bill assisted Mr MrOanly MrOanly MrQanly Oanly took his wife to thei th ball bedroom bedroomIn In Fulton street he had occupied for ten tenyears teni tenyears i years yearsIda Tearso yearsIda o Ida was rather a pleasing lng object to look lookt lookat lookti at t Joe thought She was tall and rather ratherfood ratherCoed ratherl l food looking and carried carriedplontY plenty of rod rodhair redhair rodt t hair that she built into a pompadour by byputting byputting byputting putting rats undor it The general out outline outline outline line suited Joe and he settled himself for forthe tortile forUe the Joys of homo homel 1 e somebody to sow on onUs onhis onls Us ls buttons somebody to darn sooks and andkeep andkeep andkeep keep tab on the rent money so asto be beready bereadyfortheflrat 1 1ready ready readyfortheflrat for the flwt of the month mpnthi somebody somebodyto f to cook a steak about an Inch thick tblc and andrive andrive andgive rive him a welcoming pat when he came cameborne cameliome cameborne borne from work workFor fo 4 For the first few days everything was waslovely wallIololy waslovely lovely and Mr Dimly began to figure on onmorning ontakln ontakioF takln takioF a flat Whan Ida I18ked him htmevory htmevorynaming eory eorymorning morning to comb her hair for her and please pleasebutton pleasebutton pleasebutton button up the back of other her shirt waist Joe Jooblushed Jcoblushed Joeblushed blushed with pleasure and hustled through throughthe throuhtbe the job before the whistle blow and he had hadtoSKip hidto hadto toSKip to KIf with the full dinner pail It wasnt wasntlong wuntlong wasntlong long though before be got tired of comb combing oombing comblag ing his wifes auburn tresses ee and button buttonIng buttonIng buttonlag Ing up her waists One day ho was docked dockedfor dockedCor for an hours loot time and it made him sore soreBe 8OreBe sorelie Be wanted to know why she couldnt do dothose dothoee dothose those things herself and she informed him himbe himbe himbe be had married her and It was his duty dutyJoe dutyJoe dutyJoe Joe might have passed that over but butIda butIda butIda Ida didnt take care of the room very well wellShe well8he wellShe She spent most of her time reading the theicclety theaocIety thesociety society items in the papers pa 1II and novels novelsof noveaof of the love grown cold type WhenJoe Whenloe When yhenJoe Joe came home from work at night he heusually beusually housually usually found Ida In a wrapper reading readingThe I The Dukes Bride or all about aboutLluI8 aboutLluI8tbe Lizziethe Lizzie Lizziethe the shopgirl who married rich rlchwhUe while the thebreakfast thebrekfll thebreakfast breakfast t dishes were unwashed on the thetable thetable thetable table and the th cat had run UDway away with the thenipper theIUp thesunper nipper IUp r steak steakWhen steakhen steaklhen When hen Joe would get His ia coat oft and sit sitcomfortably altcomfortably sitoomfortably comfortably in his socks reading the base baseball hueball basebill ball score she would quota quotothe the propriety proprietycolumns columns to t him and tell him that it wasnt wasntood W8sn t tood tgood good ood form to talk to a lady without his coat coattad coatIIId coatisd tad shoes on Joe belonged to the plain plainpeopla plalnpeople plainDeople people and couldnt see it at all He might mighttainlng wghtbavi have stood for that eves be IIIlYII but Ida had the shopping bug and would wly forth tonbfor forthfor for bargains armed with a reticule con conlalnlng contalalog tainlng a powder puff chewing gum a abuttonhook abuttonhooi abuttonhook buttonhook and the family f change ch Be Betides BLldes 13eSides tides Ida didnt care for home except as asa asa asa a place to sleep sloe and whenever w the Roofers RoofersUnion Ro Union on had a picnio or there therew88 was something 1 doing at Coney Joseph Jo had to do the hair hairand bcombing hairoomblng combing and buttonmg buttonlnf up stunt overtime overtimeazd I and show her a good time Whenever he heobjected heobjected heobjected objected he says there therew88 was a catch as catch catchcan catchcan catchn can n talking match so he usually went Also Mr Ganly Oanlv didnt think there was wasay 1111lilT waslay lilT ay tense in Ida blowing In her loose change changeon t 4 on a beauty doctor for the removal of wild hrs and freckles Yesterday he balked Be H took his wife to theAdams street police policecourt policocourt policec c court and made a charge of oCvagrancy vagrancy against her herf f IwasafoolBaldMr 1 W8 a fool aaldMr Ganly I didnt didntknow dIdntv If v know when I had a good thing Just JuatJook look lookat V 1 at itme me now There was a weeks growth growthof to of beard on Joes face taoeB1a His shirt was more moreor i or less buttonlesa and his trousers were frayed at the edge edgeShe edgeShe She wont do a thing said he but read readjovels readvels readc c jovels eoveis vels and tell me how I ought to toaot act I IMve 1ve Mve hve ve to comb her hair every morning and andwe we lIIes le s so lazy she wont sew ewbuttons buttons on her hervn her01m herOwn Own vn waist aist When she goes out in the street streetwe streetahes we ahes be sia a sight and makes me ashamed shes shesw ehesmy shesroy w wife Ive got a good job as a roofer rooferJ hit I cant make any money playing ladys ladystnald J maid id to her every eve morning She didnt didntwen 4 wen Tin try to keep things clean at home homej j Ganly GanlywaEJ Was advised to have his wife sent sentthe I 10 the Wayside Home for a alew few months to toe tolee lee e if that wouldnt be a au useful etullee lesson onto ontor to toJ bar r He agreed Ida began to cry but buta after a little while she dried hr eyes and andjF jF J teemed med to lose interest in the theproo proceedings proceedingsjoe edInpfj fj joe Joe mode the complaint of vagrancy vagrancyDICK grano granoIr tad IoDd Ma Manistrate strate Tighe committed the wire Ir 1 to the WaY81c1e Home for all months monthsDICK 1 DICK TilE SOUSE INSURED INSUREDr INSUREDPClltits l PClltits r IM Written rltten on Trained Animals to toApptar toA totPpar A Apptar pp ar at the theDick HippodromeKck Hippodrome Dick the goose his chum Phcabe Ph be the theMucited i t Mucited t uclted plgTubby pig Tubby a trained Connecticut Connecticutwkey Connecticuta i turkey a number of thoroughbred horses horsesna boreeand horsestad and na other animal which will be beiJbown shown shownthe I Of Uthe the Hippodrome this season aea seaariwem bnwero were insured insuredresterday Yesterday According to the theprees press agent agentick I t f the Insurance men wrote a Iioo 3 pol1cyon policy on I Dicks ick life end bid JSOO and 2QO 2 respectively I Io o against lta lAt the chances of a fatality to Phoebe lid Tubby Insurance ontbebor on the horses es it itH t aii taed brought the total to 100000 100000he he b Mt 08t of this H amount was placed on the theHolUndWCre theL L rFe 05 Iazeppa a Ouelph Arab and andI I Wineton anNon IInow now whlto wlte atalUoMwhloh stallions wbIoi will wUltber be tber fltlhn don by Mile Hent1 woreooneldered woreoonelderedth were considered the mo mt t valuable risks The They come from tromThhtablesot th the Bt4bIOS of the late Thhtablesot Tiers lateKinlot Kingof Wurtemburl ero were wp bcsldee the h borsee r of tlie tlieI I AibrtlllPod AibrtlllPodwellslncludlng Gttre1lPbwefl Arab wellslncludlng including a pure Mameluke Mamelukei i an and thO eot of Albert C1rr mo most t ot otllth HolUndWCre ROlLid ROlLidt hlch llth nd ndCAmrs were bred by the to tonnerVIA former King of ofWORTS t t WORTS GO RACK TO WORK WORKBall JfORK11I1I1I1IIr WORKSwamer 11I1I1I1IIr Camp amp I Ii DrukUp Uroken Up With a Mask Malknail MaskHall Ball rot Farewell FarewellVwr FarewellWs j jWt6T Vwr Ws POINT POU T N Y YAuS Aug aeCamp c mpEe Canip Eg ertan Jrton the cadets home since alncelaet last June u ame jT tA to t ltt 1 1ing an end this morning At the third thirdp Third lap p oC tho drum 8eerall1undredtente sevoaj lundred tent tell U 1itLflling IIIdlng ing amid the tangled rope roptwandtan and can canturinnl110 tsR 118 the th entire at cadets the corps c cave AarJe1Y demy yell ll1Ateador the ulUalitlJml usual i1lrnl I tj Atl n or Ihn tim onoampnwmt oncampmentbofore botore breaking 1l hut t lIght the cl cadets Introduced Rnow a now irarttim tall arture In the shape at a m masquerade qUtmdelInif lInif bnLfOrn In Cullom Hall ThesprtJte The spruce cadot cadotall i all ortA Were discarded at too danco and andfUrilnanner turinnl110 fUrilnanner flfler of mako rnakoups n koup uplllLppcared appeared Too Toobe C be IUljOug1 been oUIt5aiI lth claw cls which for two womonths months ban banthe the abcnt ntvlU will return on on Moo Monday ay and andY Yearly Y academlo crindwbesln crindwbeslnti grind will begi begif ti f l o 1 n pP7 r v L l L I 010 010e 010Lpwell Jt6fa Jt6faLowell lpetsC lpetsCWJLTQXS e Lowell C Carpets CarpetsWiLTOMS q qWILTQIB WiLTOMS AXMIrTSTJRS AXMflWTZRS1 BRUSSELS BRUSSELSOur BRU5SZLOur Our Fall FaUlbowlqlClW ihowlnf BOW aw rcadycomprlilaK re all allthl the Dew color ffecta and andstylet 104Itrlee andityles stylet Brtry lerypatt pattern nl has beta made ma4excultelftr exclusively far A 4 c Co1i ft Co CoLowell eoLowell CoI I Lowell Rugs RugsIn In all ilnirftMAt Tarttty of colon and an designs dulgnaORIBKTAL ttt i iORJITAL I IORIENTAL ORIENTAL RUGS UPEOLSI1RY FABRICS RIc9 LACK CURTAINS Cl1RTAmSJ9t CURTAINSJ9j5tet J9t J9j5tet t THODGHTTBEIHADfllTZHOF THODGHTTBEIHADfllTZHOFPOLICE THOUGHT THEY THE BAD WITZHOFF WITZHOFFPOLICE 1TZHOPFPOLICE POLICE ACCEPT ACCBPTWORD WORD OF orBROOK orBROOKLYN BROOK JMIOOKLYN BROOKLYN LYN AMATEUR SLEUTH SLEVTBEflypttaa SLEUTHEgyptian LBVfBI LBVfBPttu Egyptian Pttu Walter Waltertth I tth the Victim of a aWho Yoa YoaWh YoeUa YoeUaWho Wh Who Gets Ge Busy BuI In aFttUa a Firm Avenue naueUe naueUeDad TSnUbUOHad U UHad Had Never Heard ef orW1m WltjrheaT Wltthf1b1tt Wltthf1b1ttMnt What WbtlAint WhatAint Aint YoaWlt YoU YouWltthsflSIYI Wltmetf1 bffTBayi UieHerieant UieHerieantThe tile 8ereQt 8ereQtThe The police of tbe West Fortyseventh FortyseventhI yeenth yeenthstreet I street station atatlonthought thought for a time yester yesterday yeaterday yeeterday day that they had in custody George A AWitzhoff AWltzholftbedent1st AWitzhoffthedentlst Witzhoff Wltzholftbedent1st the dentist who Is I ought by eev eevera eeveral soyeral era eral women who say they have been mar marrled marrled marnod rled to him himArthur himArthur himArthw Arthur Buhl a youth who lives l1V II at SM SMProspect mProspect 3a2Prospect Prospect avenue Brooklynwo Brooklrn was walking walkingup up Fifth avenue about noon when be beespied heespied beespied espied a anan man with a swarthy complexion complexionwalking oompleJionwalking complexionwalking walking down the avenue The Tb Brooklyn Brooklynyouth BrooklynYOUUI Broo klyn klynyouth youth thought the swarthy man resembled resembledthe the picture of Witzhoff that has appeared appearedin in the newspapers Ruht bad been reading readingabout readingbout readingpbout pbout about bout Sherlock Holmes Old Sleuth SI uth and andother andother andother other famous fiction detectives until he heimagined heImagined heImagined imagined that ho possessed d the sleuthing sleuthingabilities sleuthingabilities euthIDIabilities abilities of the collection collectionRuhl oollooUolIRubl collectionRuM RuM took a good look lookat at the face of the theman theIMn theman man and sndthen then followed tollowedhlm him to Sixth avenue avenueand aVenuevnd avenueend and Fiftyfourth street where he called calledupon calledupon calledupon upon Policeman OSulllvan to arrest him himOSulllvan himOSullIan himOSullivan OSulllvan is an obliging obllglngooplnd cop and he made madethe madethe madethearrest the thearrest arrest The Theycuth youth wont wontalong wontalongThe along alongThe alongTho The sergeant at the station was Just as asobliging asobllgln asobliging obliging as the con copiWhats oophlLts conWbats Whats hlLts your name Wltihoft he heasked heaked heasked asked askedMy akedtly askedMy My name Its Amello Fiorillo Why Whyam Whyam Whyam am I arrested tho prisoner asked askedAint askedAint askedAint Aint you Wltzbolt demanded the thesergeant tbelIergeant thesergeant sergeant sergeantI I dont know the name you speak speakreplied lpeakreplled speakreplied replied tbe prisoner He added that h hwas bl blwall8 hewa88 was wall8 S8 years lId gldwaabornlnEgyntand was born bomin In Egypt and nd had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen been employed as a checker at the Hotel HotelAstor HotelAstor I IAstor Astor up to to a few days ago ago He H wa w ws com coming oomIns oemlag Ins from the hotel when arrested a ted He said saidhe aaJdhe saidha he Uved at 1SS West Twentysixth street streetThe strootThe streetThe The sergeant then woke up He began beganto to think that a mistake had been made madeHe maoeHe madeHe He sent for lawyer Benjamin Franklin Franklinwho Fnnkllnwbo Franklinwho who represent ropre ente some of the women who whosay whosay say that they married WltzhoffVTbe Wltzholf The lawyer lawyerThe b liwyarand Wer Werand and onset lila clients went to die station stationThe stationThe The woman womanaald said she was Dora Weston of 2027 Third Avenue AvenueThats Avenuebats AvenueThats Thats not Wltahoff she said after aftera a glance at the prisoner The sergeant sergeantdischarged eer eergeantdischarged nt ntdiSoharged discharged Fiorillo with th an apology npcl Tb Tbamateur TM TMamateur Theamateur amateur detective tried to toeJpI88I express his hisregrets hJ8reltfOtA hisregets regrets but the Egyptian turned his back backBe bfakHo backlie Be 0 told Ie the womanhowerer woman ihollever that t he had hadDO hadno no hard feelingsagainsther teeUng 4pwtherandheex 4pwtherandheexproseed her andbe ex exthe oxpressed I pressed the hope that she would catch catchthe catchthe the right man manOBANQR manORANOB manOwes Owes N J Aug 26 2Iwlfiholf Witchoff livedin lived Uverlin livedIn in Orange Oran about five year ago He was waathen waethenemphyed wasthen then thenemphyed employed a as a chemist at Thomas A AEdlionf AEdhonlt AEdions Edlionf laboratory The woman with withwhom withwhom withwhom whom he boarded didnt know he was waamarried wasmarried wasmarried married marriedTO marriedTO marriedTO TO EDUCATE TilE COLLINS COLLINSFamily COLLINFamlI1 COLLINSFamily Family Fund Incorporated for the Ben BenHt BeDe BeDetn Bentnt Ht e4 ot Henry Clark CoUlns CIIUn Descendant DescendantALBANY JJeteeDdmta JJeteeDdmtaAL DeseendintiAiniwr ALBANY AL N1 Aug M 26The Tb The Henry Collin CollinFamily C CO11nFamily llin llinFamU Family FamU Fund was incorporated today for forthe rorthe forthe the purpose of contributing toward the thesupport theBUpport thesupport support and nd education of tfi the Uheal ll al descend descendants di oendants descendante ants of Henry Clark Collin and Maria Louisa LouisaPark LouiaaPark LouisaPark Park Collin who lived and died at Benton BentonYatea Benton BentonYates BentonYatea Yatea county countyfhe The scene of dttho tbe corpora corporations corporatcns corporations tions tcns operation oprin and its officer omor are a at atBenton atBenton atBenton Benton live where whre moot mo of the tb beneficiaries beneficiarieslive tnfdar liveThe The be director direcor are Henry HenP Park uk Cbllin CbllinOoldwater O1n O1nCJdwatr cbllinCoidwater Ooldwater CJdwatr Mich Mb Charles Cries At A Collin CoII New NewTork NewYork Newfrk York Mary Ma L Collln Coll Sears 8I Geneva GenevaFrederick Gnva GnvaFrderick GenevaFrederick Frederick Frderick Cbllin CW Elmira Emra Eaoellne Eln Collin CollinCrosby Cln ClnCby colUnCrosby Crosby Greenville OrnvUe Mlohj Mcb Mich William Wii W WCollin WCUn WCohn Collin Cby Buffalo Bu1ao Frank MoAIplne Mclpin Collln ColllnBenton Coll CollieBenton Benton CUn Dwight t Rlptey Rlpl Collli Col CoJJia New York Yorkcity Yorkol Yor Yorcity city ntonl Charles une barle A Collin ClnS CoflInI li of the tb law firm firmTbe firmof ol of Shhan Sheehan 1a CUn Cohn NeW Yorkoiy YorkoiyT York city cityThe The Suffolk Suol County Cuny Lighting Lbt1Cmpy Lbt1Cmpytor Company Companyformed Companyformedto formed formedto T to manufacture nutar inanutsoturegal ga 1 and electricity electricityfor elechicIl elechicIlfor for tor lighting 11htlnlln in the tbv village of a Suffolk S101k and andNaaeau aa aaNuau andNassau Nassau Nuau counties cnla waa w incorporated 1r re today todaywith Coa Coawth todaywith with a capital capiaL of 60000 The T directors directorsare dJ tors torsa are wth George Geor MacDocald YaDrald IO O A Allcky Allckyad Hiokey Hiokeyand Hiokeyand and ad a W HTaorgan HUorlln H Morgan of New NeYorko1ty NeYorko1tyT NewYok York olty oltyThe oltyThe The Superior Coal Coa1Conijanyof Company of New NswYork NswYorkctty York Yorkcity Yorkcity city T today tay Supror filed fle a a certiorate crtI rae of reduction reductionAmong rductoD rductoDot reductionof ot capital apiastk stock CComfnTol fm from 3OOGOO e to 150 5OOOOO 5OOOOOAmong Among the companys directors d1i are a John JohnB B Summerfleld SureldH thompanye H E EEvrl Everdell and andS 8 A AMolntyre AMoInt AMcIntyre McIntyre MoInt of ofNew New ewYork ewYorkRED York YorkRED YorkRED RED HOT 80 IN TEXAS TEXASMercury IEXA IEXAlUerul TEXASMercury Mercury lUerul Readies Beaee 138 12 Degree DSe in Inte the Son Sonat Sunat at t Austin AustinAnariNTex AUtt AustinAvsmtTex AnariNTex At1 Tex Aug M 2eThe The Te thermometer thermometerregistered tbermometerregistered registered 128 18 degrees degir In the sun In and 104 104degree 104degrees rgred degree in Inthelhe the shade here at as S P It 1 to today today day dg It I was the tbhoe hottest day d known knwn to totbe totbrrot tothe the records of the Weather Weber Bureau Bu for forthis tortb fortbl tbrrot tbl this place A north norb breese br of brassy brytrrid brytrridblw torrid torridness torridflees ness tb plc blew all daywlthoring dy day wiher withering vegetation vectlon and andThe andmaing andmalcing blw a malcing lL appear as if trilran rcGi mth blht blhtThe blight blightThe The maing unprecedented apPra1 heat het wave covers cve the thewhole tbewhole thewhole whole unprnted State Stte and has ha done dne untold uto d damage damageto d to cotton cottonNews cottn cottnNe cottonNews Ne News of Play Pia and an Player PlayerCharles Pae PaeCIN pIayersCharles Charles DllUngham DUlinshm purchased puh yesterday yesterdaya yeray yerayalew CIN a pew musical play ply entitled ett1dOm Omar of ofwhich ofwhohhe ofwhich alew which be mWc will willslve give a production pru tonln In New NewYork NewYork NewYork York whohhe Immediately ieily after at the tbeblday holiday It Itt ItI ItIs t Is the work of A N C Fowler Fowlerand and Harry HarryB B I BSmth Smith and present prnta a humorous bumorou story storysurrounding lltry lltryauoudlnS storysurrounding surrounding auoudlnS the th character chr of Omar Om Khay Khayyam Ky KyTam Rhay7pm the Persian post postGeorge poetGeorgeBroadhUrats yam Tam th rl pt ptOrg George GeorgeBroadhUrats Broadhunts Br dhus new piece plewhch plewhchdebeas which 1 1described is isdescribed debeas described Org as an operatic opUd farce ra will be beproduoedattboMajestloon8optil bepruc beproduoed produoedattboMajestloon8optil produoed ai th the MJoto Majestic o on Bptn 8ept 11 The Thetitle Thetitle title pruc tte of the play ly Is The Te Dukeof De or f Dutb Dutba Duluth Duluthand uluth uluthand and Nat NaUIWUI M MWtUs Will Is the thet star starEthel starEthel a Ethel Johnson John and Gordon Morrison Morrisontbe Morn Mornt1 Morrisonthe Ehl the t1 0yearold oyrldmembr member of the tb York YorkState Yok YorkState State Folks Fotompy company were we permitted permittedby pt by 8 the h M Gerry Caytoru society oT Iety to return to work at attbe attheMajeetic the b theMajeetic Majestic i yesterday yesterdayManagers yesterdayManagars Managers MnaprHulso M Hurtlg yry it Ssamon Smonal Seamonlgnd signed yes yesterday 1 yesterday t terday a five year contract ontwlth with Erne ErneHogan E EraseHogan rTafve y at t Haminer HaminersteuVs IfammersteIflaViOtOr1 Hogan at present nt playing pJ tHae tHaestetaVlo steuVs steIflaViOtOr1 Victoria and d known Iown a asthe the original originalunbleached origl originalunbleacbed I Iunblehed unbleached stetaVlo American to hind bd a company companyof unblehed of negro comedian Aericn in a new musical muCI9eT 1 comedy comedyoIll comedycalM oIll calM n The oml e FunnY FiM Folk MtatrtU Mtrlf by byWilliam byW1lm byWilliam oITh William D Hall Hal of Philadelphia PhiladelphiaHurtlg Plldlphl PhiladelphiaRurtig W1lm Hurtlg A Seamon have nave formed tore another anothermusical anober anobermUlcl anothermusical Smon musical comedv organization after afr tbe tbeIt tbeItb thefItyI3 mUlcl Itb fItyI3 ot cy RUMI Rusae1l orrlzton Cmen Comedians famoU famous a afew afew few veers ago In Th The CIT City Dlfcto Directory DirectoryIt It will vr bo known ag aa Hjirtig A Soamon1 Smon SmonCml SoamoaComic Soamon1Comlo Comic wllknow Phyers and will HIrt 111 number numherabut numherabuteVentyfV c about aboutcomedy abouteeventyftY Cml eeventyftY Pbyr It 11 will open 1x a a mUlcl mUlcloomedrclhd musical musicalcomedy eVentyfV oomedrclhd comedy oalbd In yy3 New NewYork YorkToW t Town ymf ymfWllhrd by byWlbr b bWillard Wllhrd Holcomb Holcmb and andLrUulwltb Loney LoiieyIiaakell Haskell with withmusic wit witmUatCb74YOflfl1Ot Wlbr mUatCb74YOflfl1Ot music by bYol A Von TiUoT 4 4V w V r ft iVS v I IW 1 W qr i LIVE LIE TOPICS ABOUT ABVf TOWN TOWNOne IOWN IOWNOn TOWNOne One On of UM t new new high bb pressure p rapid rpd transit transitlunoh tt ttlu transitlunoh lunoh lu h shops lbpon on the th row rwb has made m an on onosUntatlous u tinostentatious ostentatious otntu bid bi for lo left tr badd handed patron patronIt Pta patroniIt It I is J one of a the establishment eb1m where wh the thecustomer t thectmeT customer otm help blp himself b at a counter Cu and andretires ad adr andretires retires with wt his b blafoodtoacbalrofwbktione blafoodtoacbalrofwbktionearm food to to t a chair c of o wb wbloh one onearm oD arm a r U I Wdd widened out ou into lto a leaf l that t ray rayem ma maserve em e as a table tableOf tbl tableOf Of ot the fifty f odd od chairs ol In the t place pl about abouta abut a docea dl have b the t broad bra arm a at the t left leftand It Itand leftand a and theM t are a rarely without wtu patrons who whofit wb whofit fit ft into Ito them with r a grateful gtfl pn appreciation appreciationof of them thel Slo plo pl and adoolre sadooffee coffee wtb on the tb sliU LI that t apn apnof Is I L right nb to tothem tothel tothem thelWt themWhat What Wt fai l our greatest st help hlp In capturing capturingcriminals capturingcriminals cap criminals cls Why their tbel vanity wDt of course courseaid OU couresaid IIIlld aid the detective dtv Men and women wm who whomake wbomake whomake make crime cme a business buIe are always aw proud proudof of their tei work wrk when wba It is I well wU done dn according accordingto r1 r1t to t criminal standards atdd and ad sooner Inef or later laterthey lt laterthe they the o brag brlot of It and it gets ct to our ears earsEven el earsEven Even EeD men mer who commit unpremeditated unpremeditatedthey unpmned1tatdormntes cie ormntes seez uble unable omtuprDetd omtuprDetdcie to bp keep their dlnp doing to tothemlv tothemselves themlv themselves Q Ad nd I it thy they d do not te opnly openly bat batthey boast boastthey they give out mysterious mtenoubt hints that tht rouse rousesuspicion r musesuspicion suspicion suplc0n If and ad bring bre about surveillance surveillanceThen alleeT surveillanceThen Then T again no matter mtter bow well wl a crime to toplanned Isplanned planned pl aD there the to I nearly nl always alwaJ an oel unfore unforeseen unfoeseen seen In contingency mnURncT to be b met and Its uot the tbefailure te tetallu thefailure m failure tallu to t take precautions against a t the one onecontingency on onecontingenoy contingency cntIDgo that tt prun give many m a clew clewThe clewT clewThe The T most mot appealing applngwlndo window garden grden in inNew InNew inNew New York Is 1 on West Wet Third Thrd street strt where wherethe whre whrethe wherethe the Sixth avenue nue elevated elvatd tracks tmck are a on ann annlevel a alevel level 11 with wth the th second l0n floor Ioor of the th tenement tenementhouses tenmnt tenmntbouss tenothenthouses houses bouss and the passing ping train tln make life lifeanything ureanyhing lifeanything anything anyhing but agreeable agreeableThe agrbl The T garden sren consist CDlst of a single singl crock crockcontaining ck ckoontalnln crockcontaining oontalnln containing a solitary 8ltar bean bn vine vin but that thatIs tht thtIs thatIa Is apparently of the specie that Jack of ofgiant otstnt ofgiant giant stnt apPtnty killing kilg fame climbed clb sPi for It ls I thrifty thriftyand thrfy thrfyand thriftyand and and generous nroul beyond byond Its 11 kind It I has hasclimbed b hasclimbed climbed olmb luxuriantly IUJurnty up the tb strings atrn stretched stretchedfor strotoh for It until unti it shades shde the entire enUr window windowIt windowI It I U I of the scarlet llerlt flowering variety arety and andita andIt andIts Its It flaming tmng blossoms bl00m fowrn and wide leaves levl form forma a green n and scarlet lcarlet screen scrn which protect protectthe prot protectsthe the th dwellers dwollrs In I the th flat ft from frm the duat of ofthe otthe ofthe the road rd as well wel as a from the Intrusive Intrusivegaze intrusivegaze gaze of travelers travelersI trveler I should Ihould like lke to see s the little lte woman womanwho womn womnwbo womanwho who planted plt that tht vine vn exclaimed eJcm a dreamy dreamyered drm dreamyesed ered en young yong man mn as the train rolled rled past pastProbably pasthe Sh he mUst have a Iyel lovely IU soul I though e so sopoor poor r poorWrobably Probably Pobbl rPobbl a fat negro mammy mmmy said saidhis sId sIdhi saidhis his hi companion whosn when ng suit ult case c bore bro labels labelsfrom lbl labelsfrom from oompnon all 01 over ovr the th world and who evidently evidentlythought eldenty eldentytbught evidentlythought thought Now tbught York YorkIt YorkIt Yorklit he knew kw a thing thin or two even about aboutNow cbt cbtNow aboutNow lit It used uld to make mak me m mad said a man manwho manwho manwho who bad h just been bn showing ehowJ a fine fM gold Sod watch watchto watcht to t a friend fiend to have hav a watchmaker wahmakr paste pastehi Ia pastehis hi b his label labl in I my watch watb after rpI repairing or orregulating c erregulating rclal regulating 1U 1 But Bt Ive If got lo well wl over ovr that thatOne tht thtOn thatOne One On day dyl8 last week wek I lwurnl was running for a Sixth Blxthavenue 8tb 8tbI Sixthavenue I avenue avlu car cr when whn my watch and fob jumped jumpedclean Jumpd Jumpdclea Jumpedclean clean clea out of my pocket pkt I had hd ridden riddn ten tenblocks tenbo1 tenblocks blocks bo1 before I noticed noi notice d that Iba t I was wa shy ay a awatch awath awatch watch watchI wath wathI I went right back bk to t the spot 8p but there therewas thre threwa therewas was wa nothing 10thlng doing So S I left lf lost lo ads ad for fortb fortb forthe tb tb the morning paper paperI papersI I mi was wa eating eatig papr dinner dnr at borne b that night nightwhen Ilht IlhtwhD nightwhen when whD Ill 11 be b hanged I d if I a stranger strar didnt didntblow dldi didntblow blow bow in I who must mut have ha flckd picked up the th watch watchthree watchth watchthree three th minutes minuts after I dropped doPd it He Hewouldnt Hewouldnt wouldnt listen to ae me m when whp I spoke of a areward arewad areward reward rewad He lifn bad opened opned the th book lck apk of the tbewatch t thewatch watch and ad found the name na end ad address of oftbe oftb ofthe the tb watchmaker watchmakr who had regulated rgulated it a few fewmonths tewmonths fewmonths months ago The T watchmaker watcbmar readily readilysupplied raiy raiy8uppUed readilysupplied supplied my address addressConsiderable add8 add8Condrab addressConsiderable Considerable Condrab alarm alam was WI spread Ipad among amongtbe aol amongthe the women who live lve In a i I mixed mid boarding boardingbouse b boardinghouse house bou not no far from tom Madison M4dJn Square Sua by the thesudden th thesudden sudden Buddn appearance appaac of a big bi brass b4 sign sI at attbeir atthi attheir their thi front door do reading readingI lud readingFUBNISIIEI i o oooo I FURNISHED FUnISIEO HOOKS nmll AND t1 SO BOARD UOARDt BOARDFOR 110MWCVNTLEUF t FOR GENTLEMEN mXTLUJN ONLY ONLYAt onYtth OJYAt At tth the first j tdi dinner t after the i sign i iput was wasput waspit put up a crusty ty bachelor bchlor expressed ezresd his hissatisfaction hi hiItlaoton hissatisfaction satisfaction Itlaoton the old place plc bo b said would wouldbare wouldhae wouldhave bare a new lease lel of life A clerk olrk with an ananxious ananJi ananxious anxious anJi U look on his blslae Je face glancing lanolatthe lanolattheII at the thegirl thegirl girl who wht sat It opposite oppltea askedtbe asked ed th the landlady landd landdYour II Yourn Your not going li to drive driv out every everyone eeryo everyone one o but the tb men are you youAll you7 you7Al youAll All Al questions quetons were wro met with severe ere silence silenceAfter slenee sleneeAter silenceAfter After Ater dinner dir a committee cmitte of women waited waitedm waitedupn waitedupon upn plntion plntionWel upon planation m tation tationWell the th tyrant tynt and ad demanded demDdd an ex extation explntion cxplanation Well Wel it was this way Mid the te landlady landladyafter lndldy lndldyatr landladyafter after atr being bIg rigidly rildy crossexamined clu1 by the thecommittee tie tiecmmite thecommittee committee cmmite I i have some se vacant vcntrml vcntrmltht rooms roomsthat roomsthat that tht Ive got gt to tofl fill So Sl I went wentto to the th sign signpainter s slnter signpainter painter lnter around th t comer corr to have hav a wooden woodensign wo woodensign sign painted with the words Table able Board Boardand Boardand I Ptowlth t Br and ani Lodging He told wor me Jn bow much it itwould I itwould would Lgng cost Ot and then th said Ilc that for muc only a alittle aUte alittle little extra he h could let letma me have hv that tt bras brassign br brassslgnwlth sign slgnwlth Ute II with wth exr black blck letters ltrs It I had bd been bn ordered orderedby orred orredby orderedby by a stranger atrpr who made a deposit dpi and andnever andDTr andnever never DTr came cam back bck I m took tk the th thing tg and andIm andlm andIm Im going SInS to tou use It Ittn till I have bVe tenants tet for forthose torthO forthose those thO rooms roomsAt roomsAt At the rl close clo of her herremarka bl remark rmarluj she looked lookedaround look lookedaround around aroud defiantly fntlTf butthe but the committee oomltt to a awoman awOI aworan woman had softened e ten the th moment she shetbe sberch shereached wOI rch reached te the brsln bargain ooutr counter feture feature of ofthe ofthe the case caseSpeaking c cSp1 caseSpek1ng Speaking Sp1 about aboutnoises noise said a d the Harlem Harlemman Hrl Harlemman I man m just JUt Juatreturned returned retued from trm a amntuojU months sojourn sojournIn I In the th Maine Mine woods w I came c across ac a new newone ne neone now nowone one today that tht I never elrd heard bore before beforeor beore beoreor the wood either It kind of ola olahyrd or is Ii th woo IIa a kd a ahybrid ahybrId hybrid but I cant describe deb It because becauseI I hyrd never nevr beard hrd anything anyh ot just JUt like le It bU before beforeAll beforel beforeAll All l I know kw Is I that tht It goes toes with Wth automobiles automobilesYou autmbUO e You have hh heard said the th man mna aero aerotbe acroes acroesthe the air shaft aat the th successor aOr ito to the thehrdc book bookwhistle honkborn th hrn born ai wht what t they cal call Gabrll Gabriels brn horn Ne1 New Newattachment attoht attachment to eJ th the epe escape lvund opt operated operatedat at will Kind of a c cross bwe bttween a tugboat tugboatwhistle whistle wht wll and ad K a tremolo tfml organ Or pipe pipeOr pip pipOr tult tultwht Or a cross o between bwTlty Trinity p chimes oh and andthe andt andthe the t croup cup said Idth the tbeothe other Thats Ttalt TtaltBikly It ItBrooklyn ItBrooklyn Brooklyn Bikly barber br who manage D to t scrape scrapeup 8 8up scrapeup up a living Urgtrom fronv the th patronage ptronp of what whatbusiness wht whtbu whatbusiness business bu men m are ar to be b found tou in I the th Borough BoroughHall BrUh BrUhHl BoroughHall Hall section ln are in keen ke competition oompUtonTo oompUtonToIprve To Toimprove Toimprove improve Hl buslne bual one of the th artists alt in Fulton Fultonstreet Fton Ftonsr Fultonstreet street Iprve sr bo b displayed dllJtbls this card cardDont cr cardI cardNOTICE 1 1NOc NOTICE NOTICEILose1me NOc t tD Dont LoseVtme me 0 0tYoSrNslliMsnIosred 0tYoSrNslliMsnIosredSblle t Tottr YOralwor Nails Manicured i D L wnile Wile saavltt Sby i iThat II II I I i i ii I ITat j jThat 1 1I That roan said Ild the barber bba across the thestreet thestreet te teItrt street Tat wants want I tb be b up t todate todt and ad he may mayhave my myhavlkldhelpbut mayhave Itrt t have havlkldhelpbut skilled help but it Itwl will take te him ba balon a alout along lout time to teach t a customer Otmr to t share shareand ah shaveand and andhf lon time timeTommy timeTommy hare tm his manicuring manicrg done dne at the te same sametime Are Aret AreTomm sametime t Tommy Tomm Rich a modest rtU young man manfront mn mntrm ruinfrom front trm Brooklynjwent BrooklYj Brookline went down d to t Coney CooeyIlnd CooeyIlndtho Island Islandthe Islandthe the other oternlgbt night with wth his blbt best girl girlLet erl girlLetseo Let Letao Letseo see how bowmucrfwclihHud much you weigh Maud Mauduald Miudsaid ald said he e so 8 Maud Mud Maudboppodonto hopped hOPp onto ntonolto one on of those thoseautomatic thoseautomtio automatic eoale eaewhlotU which tell your ur past and andfuture andur d dru autmto ru future ta together wjth ith yout l wei t tl tll tlf pt besW r rv ur l v i f t tIt It t w r l A1IIttk A1IIttkHOUSEKEEPING n 0 HOUSEKEEPING LiNENS LiNENSI LINEN F I rSEKEEP i 1 At Atour our AnuaISummrSew Anntttl Summer Site we rc0ffefing rJlf fg M n un unusually Ut Utu unj unjusully usually u u li fine tine fn of ofHIGHCLASS ofI ofHIGH I HIGHCLASS HIGH CLASSL1NBNS CLASSL1NBNSw1cf cLASS LINENS LINENSwhi 1 1which w1cf whi 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weatherYen weatherYea Yen Ye Its It or fine te but lut Its going to rain rainreplied ri rainreplied replied repled the dealer dealerImpossible deer deerImplblo dealerImpossible Impossible Implblo said ald the customer customerIll cutmer customerIll Ill bet you a fiver said the dealer dealerthat dele dealera a that 11 it bt rains before boro fver the day Is L over al although altough a athough though tough I rns bate bt to take tke your money moneywent moneyTe moneyThe Te The money Wlp was put t up and the csomer csomerwnt customer customerwent went wnt away chuckling chucklingBefore c chucklingBefore uckln Before Iway night the rain was wa falling Ialng In tor torrents torr brrents Bfore r rents The man who lost the bet stopped stoppedat at r the delicatessen ma store ator to t see B the winner winnerHow wmnerHow winnerHow a How deloln did youknow It was wa going goIg to t rain rainhe ran ranbe rainho he demanded demande of the storekeeper storekeper The Tholatter Theltter Thelatter latter chuckled chuckledSeo chuckledSee ltter See Se cuckled that ice chest cest he askedpointing askedpointingto ake asked pointng pointngt pointing pointingto to a big box in the corner cornerThe crer crerTho cornerThe t The customer ctome saw sw the ice Ic box It I was wassweating wassweating sweating big drops of water waterThat waterTat waterThat ewtlng That cheat bg drop said the storekeeper lltrokepr Ms Msmy I is ismy my Tat barometer When ad there is I rain in the theair tnea tioair air breter it begins to sweat Bwet when rainisimml rainisimmlIvo rn ralnis rn I ii iinent mmmi mmminent a nent Itsled it bgn sheds th0 those big droPo drops you see now nowlohd nowIvo Ivo lohd had it over two years yors an anihesled anti It never yet yetplphesled yetprophesIed prophesIed ihesled falsely falselyfever talselyNever falselyNever plphesled Never too late to learn lom sighed Ilhe the thecustomer theCtomer thecustomer customer Ctomer t but sometimes 8metles a little lte knowl knowledge knowlge knowledge edge ge comes come high highLlfiaViSflC hlgbLINGUISTIC highLINGUISTIC LINGUISTIC VERSATILITY VERSATILITYEnclMi VERSATiLITYEnglish BBSTILTJ BBSTILTJEcla English Ecla and a ItalianYemeni It Itailan l VerlionI e on if f Austrian AustrianWomans AustrianWonh Womans fonl Wonh tore I e Story StoryVera StO gcoryVor Vera Vor Copnlnika Cpnnk ayoung a cuig J Austrian Austrian U a woman womanwho womn womnwho ucomanwho who lives UVat at 1800 13Thlr l300Thlrd Third avenue avenuehd avenuehad had Alfonso AlfonsoAmlro Altono AltonoAl AltonsoAmico Amlro Al o arrested artedyter yesterday T on the charge chargethat ohr chargethat that tht h he had bd slapped her hlr face tc because bou she shorefused Rh sherefused slpp refused rer to marry marr him She further ruber declared declaredthat delr declaredthat that tht she was Wa afraid rrld he h would kill ki her In Inhi Inh inliii h liii hi anger over over her refuse refuseAmlco roCUt refusalAmino Amino Ami angr Is e barber brbr and live 1 lives at 893 93 Tenth Tenthavenue T Tenthavenue nth ntha avenue a enue When h l hs was arraigned amlge In I the theYork theTork1l theYorkvlild w York Tork1l Yorkvlild lle police plee court the th young roug wbmaij wbmaijtold wo wotol womft womfttold told tol her hr story stor to MagUirato Magbtmt Cornell Crel She Shestirred SheaUr Shestirred stirred aUr the th sympathy iJypthy of the Magistrate Mgtr at atthe 4tth atthe the th beginning bcnnlng of her story but there wo woa was wasa a surprise surrbe oomlng qmlng forhim forhimThe rorhl forhImnThe The young young womin spoUe good god English EnglishShe Eglah EglahShe EnglishShe She said Id she became bm acquainted Clnt with wltbtbo wltbtbobbrwhle the thebarber thebarber barber bbrwhle while both we wer weie e employed emptoy In Ina a hotel hotelat hol holat hotelat at Shohola Bhohol Glen Ge At M that time tm she had bd a aetoadr aatdVa astcady etoadr atdVa a waiter wlter who also alplyo played Inthe Inthehotel Intbeho In the thehotsi hotel ho te orchestra orhem They become beme engaged engagedto ng to be 1emare married she said sid In that tht instance instanceCunlds instanceCunids Cunlds language was wa Teutonic TeutonicAlong TeutonicMongoame CDda lngs Teutono TeutonoAlon Along Alon Mongoame came ce Amico the barber brbr He foil foilIn tel fellin In love lovowlth with her according arlg tb t her narrative narrativeHere narrativeHere Here Her Cupids langugti lang g was fiery fer Italian Italianand lan lanad Italihnand and ad the German Oern got scared earod over ove the tbl Italians Italiansvehemence Itlanl Italiansvehemence vehemence vhomenco He threw up his hi job and nnl left leftthe leUtbe leftthe the hotel hotl and his sweetheart sweetheartDo Iwethenr Do Dyo you understand undertd Italian 1tla us I well welas welasoe as asGerman asacnnan German oe and ad English Egllh tho Magistrate Magistrateasked Magistrateasked lnglstrte lnglstrteaked asked aked her herOb berOhye herOh Ob Ohye yes and Polish Pollb and Russian Ruma and a aThe altle alittle little FTcn hendh she replcd replcdThe replied repliedThe ltle The prisoner pr6ner did not understand understd English Englishand Eglish Eglishad Englishand and ad the Magistrate instructed Itructed the Inter Interpreter Itcr Itcrpre Interpreter preter pre ter to tow ask Magstrate him what wht he meant met by b hytrylng hytrylngto trying tryingBefore trg trgto to ror force the yong young llom woman to mar marry h him himBefore Before Dore the interpreter hltrreter could put the ques question questlon tion the young woman spoke rapidly rpidy ge to totb toth toUi tb to prlaoer prisoner in his native nte tongue The TheMagistrate Theaskedthe TheMagIstrate th tonse Magistrate asked askedthe the interpreter Int rroterht what she sheShe sbeSbe shehad
had said saidShe She told td bun bl that if Ihedld he did not marry marryher mr marryher her be right rightawa rightaway away the te Judge Judg would send sd him himto himtoprnl himto toprnl to prison said adthlntereter adthlntereterAnd the Interpreter InterpreterHe interpreterAnd And what did he sy say He said adb wna be would go to prison prn before beforebe bfore bforeh beforebe be would marry her herThe herThe J0 h The Magistrate mr saw hr things In a new nw light lightand 1Ibt 1Ibtand lightand and remarked rmrd that be hewcua would hold the to priso prisoner p pnr prIsonor nor any nr on more moreNo moreNOnol moreNo a verbal v ral bond bnd not to t go 0 near the tt girl girlany gil gila girlanY a No NOnol not exclaimed ncllmsd the tbyunj young woman womanas womanI5 as a she a stamped l Maznredber dhT her foot She Bagan again spoke spokeNo spokein spke spkeInItUto in InItUto Italianto Italian to the prisoner prisonerSha prner prisonerShe She Sa told tol I him hm ho hhad had better btr make me up uphis uphis uphis his mind md to marry m her hr in a hurry hUr said the theInterpreter theIntrreter theinterpreter Interpreter Intrreter to Magistrate Cornell CornellDischarged Crl CornallDischarged Discharged D d Mgtrate said sid the t Magistrate Mltrtc The Thebarber Thebarber barber brhtend hastened out of court cour The T young youngwoman yo younzwoman woman followed lolowed but the he barber brr got away awaytrom awayfrom from wom her herPassengers hr Te The 8c SesgOers SesgOersPsseonjera Passengers Panir by the th tbeFrench Frnch French liner linerLa erL La Tour Touralne Toursine sine In inestra yesterday from Havre HavreSenator HavreSnatr HavreSenator Senator Snatr J H HMlaot Mlllard of Nebraska Nebrak Mrs MrsMlllard Mr MrsMillard Mlllard nat Plaz P general secretary of the theFrench IheFnoh therenohL1nest Miad lal leneral aecetr Fnoh French renohL1nest Unc Lloat at Haves Havo F Fnelcncle Dflconcle French FrenchDeputr Flch FlcheputT FjenchDeputy Deputy A D DOuer Ouorard and d E Qulllotiee QulllotieeFrenoh Qullle QuIlItieeFrenoh Frenoh representatives to the connultlnif connultlnifboard cMultnw cMultnwbar consultinaboard board of the lrOcnUtve ho Isthmian Commission Cmmludon t Baron BaronFeiuf Brn BrnF BaronFe Feiuf F Fe bar sen n Mry Mrs 1 H Ithmian A Wilier wter pavld avId H 1 Holmes HolmesandB Holme Holmesand ad and andB EDWuhbuml 31 BWshburoe BWshburoeArrivals B Washburn WashburnArrivals Arrivals Aval by byth bythe the American Amrican liner ner St s Paul Paulfrom Pul Pulfrm Paulfrom from frm Southampton lutbptn and Cherbourg CherbourgMr Cburg Mr and Mrs Mrn R I L Aldrich Aldrllh Mr and Mrs MrsH MnH MrII H 11 I Conant James Jame DevrridgeL Dnrlal the actor actorProf actorr actorProf Prof r Harry HnrT Onat T CVjIIInn OIDI Lieut V t H JBrk Brooks BrooksHolbroo Brooksts ts BA A C WCubb W Cbubb dspt Leut Thoma Thomas Cltl conetan conetantitle title D the Rev flenry Henr CPt Thom Thomas Jrmolf Jrumgpolf JrumgpolflIenry lIenry powe Powers Elot Elliot Cpt Capt CIe t 1 tord tordU o U8A U nr 8 fl Cspt M J Hesry Cl Cal O Oeat a Jok Jokeon l eD eon John OQ CjtM 810Ibr S Holbrook HolbrooN 0 ell Mr and 1 Mr Jot John JohnDulbersoflOen DulbersoflOen a4Mrr 1 Ralph E Errrtmne ErrrtmneMr Dwlb1nIOen l Mr and Mr Mrs DaII Damijel Ripley P1e Stn StUTeSani I 140 Ro Roy nd d Rbr Robert Fabb FabbP r alrbanks alrbanksN N P Doty Dth Dutyon en the teJU teJUdp lUlia lUliaA illL illLA A dispute dp t between bte botreenthe the tb custom cetom authorities authoritiesand autboritN autboritNad authoritiesand and ad the managers msnagersofth rs of oh jibe Boer Br War Want at thigh Brighton Brgh BrghtBo thightonJleach ton tBo tonJleach Beach a u uto whether to whet the oootume otmeworn otmewornhi worn wornby wornby by the Gordon Gor Highlander H hldr should bod have havebeen hve hveb havebeen been b admitted adt duty duttr fred was was settled Uled yester yesterday yesterday r day uv I In favor of the blbeVndr showmen Under the tbera thelaw thelaw law d ao4Ora ra are ar allowed alow to bring b In costume costumeidonal costumeswhich which ar bv bars Wredy te been used for rf rfnon profes profesnional idonal purpose i1r duty free fr jTe The custom customofficial customsoffldia non official pf contended otdethatasthe that as the costume costumehad costumeshad had otoa not previously been bwom worn for pro professional professlonal fessional le0n 10tpravoU purpcsss prd duty should be b paid paidTbei paidThe d dzhot The aboirmen zhot produced affidavits dvt bow bowetw boweVe however ever eVe that tke t uniform olhb uo bad been b u used ed in I indrs dr drs sad V rquired I 7 rr it or J b 1y it e f ii V INSIETY INSIETYThe IN AT SOCIETY SOCIETYTbe The fine fel bouwboat bt in i which Mr M an anMr ad adMrs and andMrs Mrs Oliver Clr H P Betnbnt Bont Belmnontars are ar entertaining entertalnlnfriend entr entertainingfriends friend trnd at atFnt Frontenao is 1t the latest tt Ice society societywrinkle odet odetwrinkl wrinkle They Theybavedoubtleuseta have doubt le set a fashion fashionbut fashionbut wlJ TT by d bluetauhwD bluetauhwDbut but It l itwill will wl take tke tkethne tune to tobave have other otr bouaeboatibuilt bouaeboati bubto bubtobuit bouaebostsbuilt built buit and fitted te For yean the late lt Pierre FieriLorillard P PierreLorlilard Lorillard Lrilr fte had bdbls his houseboat bObtln 1rs In Florid Floridwaters Floridawaters waters wate1 In England ld these th louses IOU afloa afloaare aOcatro acatare are ro not at all al uncommon uncommonW W Gould Brokaw B k 1 has visited Wt every 4Vllown 4Vllownraor kno knoresort known knownresort resort raor during durstban durbigthoeaaon the aeaaon now closing coe H Hhas He Heh Hehas has h cruised cd on hi blsyot his yacht Sybarita Sbta ente entetalned enter entertamed tamed friends frn aboard abr at banquet bquet an anrushed and andrsbd andrushed rushed rsbd over country countryroda road in his auto H Hhas Hh Uhas has h bad bdCunb oVr Count oourrd Beroldingen whose who wlf wlftrip wi wife wifebaa h baa 10t not yet returned Broldlngl from her ne Euro Eurotrip trip a a as hi hl his r guest rue of late lte and Marquis Marus do doHorrncsa Caw CawHonnosa Honnosa Hero for aN a more mor protracted protro period periodThe porioThe periodThe The Spanish Spnish Marquis Mru has 1 become bme appar apparentJy apparently entJy enty a Now York fixture fixtureMajor fJure fJureMor fixtureMajor Major Mor V VS Sanderman dermn a retired Brills Brillsarmy BrlUb BrlUbay Britisharmy army ay officer olcr who Is touring luring the world worldarrived worldav worldarrived arrived av Monday from rrm Colon Baron vo voBordeleben Von VonBaeleben vonBardeleben Bordeleben Baeleben reached rob resob d here on tbe Kronprin Kronprinon on Tuesday Tue y Sir 8lMCI Michael HicksBeach HicksBeachformer HloBe HlcksBesihformer former Chancellor Canoelor of the Exchequer Echeuo wh wharrived who whoaed whoarrived arrived aed from England E land yesterday 10tedT on the thiUmbria tbeUmbra theUmbria Umbria Umbra Is here he en enroute route to Singapore SingaporeMajorGeneral Sngapro SngaproMorGnerLrd SingaporeMajorGenOralLord MajorGeneral MorGnerLrd MajorGenOralLord Lord Cheylesmore Ceylesmoro and Ladj LadjCheylesmore LsdyChey2esmore Cheylesmore Cey emoro now visiting ltni the latter lattermother ltt tattersmother mother mothe Mrs MnFrc Mn Francis Ormond French Frenchat Frnh Frnha at a Newport Nerwiib with their tber to sons have bavplanned bv bvpl haveplanned a planned pl to sail In for Jheir th their home bol 8 in Englanon Englan nglaadon sl on onago1 opt UI I pdvpdre pdvpdreago ago1 ago Bep and ad aIo awoYWoount r ylaootuit 1n oW Mountmorres MountmorresBaroneeHencelmnllrwifeofUieAu lo MountmonesBaroness pe tmor BaroneeHencelmnllrwifeofUieAu BaroneeHencelmnllrwifeofUieAuAmbassador g Bone Baroness Heem Hengsim1dlw1fe I wlte or the Austrian AustrianAmbassador Ambassador who baa b passed the tha gun gunabroad summer summerabroad Amborwbobp abroad abr1 U expected expeotedback back by the th end of tl tlweek the theweek week wek Coumese Cbf1o1Tad Couht expeb Morley and Lady Ly e Park Parkhave Parker Parkerhave have been bnt at t Frontenac Fnleo during dur the pastweek past putweek t twekandthDke week wekandthDke and the Duke of f Newcastle Newcute wh whwill who wbow1 whowill will w1 probably prby pan hi hl autumn and winter wintftIn winterIn In New torlt orit u J Usual talUhoulh though a he did not noicome 10t 10tcme notcome day come cme over 0 lost Ilt year re is I due there ther on Tue TueWithina Tueday dayWiti Withina Witi a few l day di1ement movement from the theresorts theror therezorts resorts ror will ilb be general rnert Mr l and nd Mr MrOliver Mr MrsOliver Oliver Horrlnun H 1nwb who whhav have vb been at New Newport Newpr Newport port pr for the season lon go 1d godurlng during the tOrst first week we1in wek wekIn weekIn in September Sptmbr to t their place plc at Whl WhlPlains White WhitePlains Plains Plin Mr M and d Mrs M William WIUam Coroan CoroanEustls Cor CororauEustle Eustls Eutl wU will wIlireurn return roL from trm EUprslle frUe to tho Morton Mortopbco Morn Mornplc Mortonplace place plc at at Rhlnebcck Rb e k to the ie town tow house 091 31 l Fifth Frhv avenue av iUe Senator Str S itor and Mrs MrsChaunoey MrsChauncey Chaunoey Ca unoy M Mi MDopcw Dp Dcpcw who wh are a at their th borne br 27 2 West We FiftyfourthBtreet Ftfo Fiftyfourth stt stret will wi be b bNewport In InNewpr InNewport Newport tomorrow tomrnhtfor night for the Vendor Vanderbtlt Vad VendorbUt bUt Newpr ball 11 Mrs MnRb Robert R R Livingston Livingstonwho Uvpton Uvptonwho who has ba been bthe beththe the guestof gut guest of her he brother brotherT bther btherT T Suffern Taller TeAtNerf at Newpbrt ba b baa re returned returned turned tured Sue to her he homoatTirollontboHud homoatTirollontboHudson home at ThUntHu 1ioliontheUud 1ioliontheUudBon son Mrs Mn Clarence Cano H DMck Mickey will retu retutomorrow return returntomorrow tomorrow with her hJtl little daughters dlbt wl fro frofm frm frmWooll from fromWoodlawn Wooll Woodlawn wn pm Pak8aratopa fm rtoi L i i to tauarbor Hrr l Hm Hmslr HillRosln Rosln I L I L tss Et Edith Lounigbery who whorooantlir whorecently slr Ulb recently returned mud from fm Europe Ep and nd who has hvbeen hasbn hasbeen been rty bn the guest gut of her bt atepgrandmotber atepgrandmotberMrs ate stepgrandmotherMrs gadothe Mrs Mr JttmwB a8 Hogginrat Newport Ne1rt of late latewill latewi latewIll will wi now nJoln join Halgat her hr parents Mr M and d Mr fl flRchlrd Mrs MrsRlchsrd 1 Richard Rchlrd Liuritbery Lnmbr at atBord atBedford pnt Bedford N Y YAmong YAmong YAmong Among the t thodinners dinner drs given svelduriDI glveridurlng during the th wee weeat week weekat weekat at Newport Newport were wertbO those on e Sunday Sn night b bP bT bTP byl P l F Collier ClUr Mr Richard JUcbOabril Gambrill Mr MrJamos Mn MnJmO MrsJames James JmO BHian B Haggin Mrs M MrsCbarles Charles Cle Hall HaUJra HaUJraEdwa Mr MrEdwards MrsEdwards Edwards Edwa Spencer 8p cradlrs and Mrs Joseph Jopb Hard Harriman Har Hardman man mn On 01 Monday JondaTDbtJrs Anight 1ght Mrs Vanderbilt VanderbUtpave Vaderbit VaderbitgY Vanderbiltgae pave gY a dn dinner iot of forty tory covers ver for Gen GenHorace Gn GnHornc Ion IonHorace Horace Hornc Porter PorrHr Mrs Richard Rih T Wilson Wnln Jr Jrand Jrand Jrand and Mr Mn Mrs Craig CaltBldde Biddle also a gave gv dinners dinnersMr dinnersMr 1nrs 1nrsMr Mr and Mr ra Pembroke P br Jones JoDlave gave a dinner dinneron dnnr dnnron on TueadayjDlght Tey Tuesday nljht liht for the 1MI Misses Delano Delanoniece Dl Delanonieces niece n1 of Henry iWatera Walters Mm Mr Astors Astorsdinner Atos Atosdiner Astorsdinner dinner diner on onfuea Tuesday y was wuo of thirty thry cover coverOn cvra cvraOJ coversor On OJ the th same ea niht night Mr M Alexander Axar M zander 8 aCrk aCrkMn Clark ClarkMre clarkMrs Mrs Ellaha ELh Dyer Jr Jr Mrs William Wiim H HSands B8ad HSands Sands 8ad Mr Mrs Moiee Taylor r Campbell Cpbell Mr MrFellowes Mr MrsFollowes Fellowes Felowll Davis Dd Mr MnJohxi John oh J Mason Maon and ad Mb MbEdith MsEdih MiteEdith Edith Edih Wetrnore Wetmo gave dinners dlnr and adMr nd Mr MrFrancU MrFrancis Francis Fracl O French Frnotj g one for her hr soninlaw soninlaway onin onIn1awand law lawand and dvigltter abter Lr Lord adLy sndLady Cheyleemore CheyleemoreOn On Weda WedDeeday ay night nlgbt there tore were wre a num number rnmher her br of big bl diDnlfi dlnnere Mrs Richard Gambrill Gambrillgave Oaril Osmnheillrave gave one olof of fifty ffy oorere Or and these tho of ofMrs ofMrs ofMrs Mrs r W Starr sl MUlr Ur Mrs Philip Ph lj M MEgerton MLydli MLydig Lydli Mr fra Oebru L LRivca P c Mr Mrs J Tomp Tompsn Thomp Thompson son Spencer Ip MraHenry s Henry G JoVilar JoVilarEgrn MoVlokar MoVlokarEgertoft sn Egerton Bpner L LWlnthrdp WlnthrOpi Mr Jn Mrs A Gordon OoronNor OoronNorr Nor Norrie Norrio Egrn rio Mm Kn MrsECK LWlnthrf EC EOnhYI Knight ightMrsE Mrs E Rollins Roln Morre MorreMrs MOl MorreMrs 1M Mrs r George Rose andMr 4Mr J Todhunter TodhunterIThompson Tohunter TohunterThompon TodhuntexThompson Thompson Thompon Georg were Wre all 1 UI Elg b1aa affairs affairsi affairsMr alfairsMr i I Mr MrandMOerJGudndramY MrandMOerJGudndramY1b and Mrs Mrs4 Mrs4George George J JGould Gould and family familywho familywho who are ar soon 8 n to trr t4 arrive IVIhvear have arranged geto getoeletain to toentertain toentertain 1b entertain eletain a succession eulDo of f big b bouse bOl parties partiesduring partiesduring during dug the te autumn autum at Georgian OrgnCur Court CourtLakewood CourtLakewood Lakewood tke1oodT They y hive lve Invited l1te several Mveralforeign Mvel Mveltor severalforeign foreign guests Ameng Amnl Amengother other ote early erly so soburners o ojournem burners tor Jouer gw at alkeod1m Lakewbod Will he Mr M and ad Mrs MrsWilliam MnWOlm MrsWilliam William Rhlnelandor lIDel and nd their son 8f AonT T J JOakley JOakey JOakley WOlm Oakley Rhlnelandcr RhlnelandcrMr Oakey Rhleld RhleldM Mr M and adMP Mr MrsPhilip Philip UpLd Lydlg gave gve a big bigdinner bigdinner dinner de last IA night at Newport Ner They Tey hare hareIdone hw hwdn baydone done but butUtteeleali little entertaining heretofore this thisMason thisseason dn Mason 1 Mr 1i Lydigs sister slt Miss J dAoota dAootahaa ciAootahas Aot has now nowabit about entirely el recovered rve from fromthe frm frmte fromthe ba the effect of her accident aoldt and U I I with her hermother hermother mother te mthe eea at Riobflald Spring 8rpwh where at a an anentertainment anentettatninelit entertainment 4tealnmt Rcfd last ltwek week sh 1pv gave some eomereoltailons 1 somerecitaIoui reoltailons rllni jn Spanish Spantohi 8lh SpanishMr i Mr 11 and Udi Mrs Doan DilaoanCameronand Cameron and the theMlsse theM1 th thMlueCameron Mlsse eICameron t Cameron hate since II their arrival arrivalfrom arrbalfrom arrivalfrom from Europe been located at atOl1lton Clifton Bur Burley Burlqthe Burleythe lay laythe the Cameron CamerQnp1 place plaoeonStaten OecnBtatcaI on Staton Island land Mrs MrsBelmont MrBelmont MrsBelmont Belmont Tiffany Is at Newport Nefportwbere where ah ahittaReat ehwlUrimaln sliwill wlUrimaln will remain fcra for a fortnight or oro longer IonprMrs longerMrs Mrs 1Iarielayeme1erTlfIan Marie hlavemoyer Tiffany bas had a aCO acottage CO cottage ittaReat at tho rt rtaort reortfortbe ort for the season seasonTb IIIIUOnTbe seasonThtweddlng Tb Tbe Thtweddlng wedding of orl Mia Eleanor T Emmet Emmetand EmmetandJobn Ermuetand and andJobn John NLapley NLapleywUltke will take place early earlyla earlyla8eI In InSeptemberIn inSentambef SeptemberIn 8eI Sentambef b t1iiC1irl in Chriat Cbrlotqnireh t Church CIt Pelham bam Manor ManorUon ManorN ManorN N YtI T Tbebr4d1brekfut brld1breiJcIltandreceptCII brld1breiJcIltandreceptCIIw1JI and recepUoa recepUoawill Uon will b given y a tChi the hrw of Supreme aprema Oou Court CourtJvit1cnd rt rtJ J Jvit1cnd iact o1tio Dhei bbs 14 S t t l I J 1 t it If JiP1 i t 1 i ii 1j j I u Ifj Ifji Ifjt1t t1t i 10 l trt irl m1 i LT LTDR DRY DR OOODS GO DS CARPETS CARPETSBlack cARPiTS 1fPH UPEOLSTE1Y i TJ Ii t t 1 tiA iA Black Bl ac k Silks SilksAttention S 1 lk S H t tt II 1 t t 1 Y lt It Itf I It f Attention AttenUoatI Is jdlrscteto directed elto to a special upecl1howIig pd hhoWt howtag tofLYOlfIIUC of LYON BUCK r i 1 1DJUss81LXSfor J JDRESS DRESS DJUss81LXSfor SILKS for forearly art rly Fall Fa1lw wear In IDDIWHt newest newetdaiIgs newetdaiIgsand 41 toiiM j ftfti ftftitnd t tandwun and andwun weave Including lnc1u41naRAYOttDORDRAP RAYON DHR DRAP DELBUSIS l t t 1 a aPRINTA2flA f fPRINTANIA 01 01PRDfTAlfiA t f PRINTANIA PRDfTAlfiA SATIN SATIlfDD DU STYXi STYX CHWOH cmro BRODIRI1 BROD RODZR1ISPECIAL5odo D fis is is8P f fSPEMAI5ooo SPEMAI5ooo 8P CWS090 yards 1arc1e23 33 Inch BLACK IACETAFlBTAS TAFFBTA SILKS SILSnoqUaJItyreZiIrlTI0Oo V Vinequality iI iIIno inequality Ino noqUaJItyreZiIrlTI0Oo quality reguUrlytiioo i75c 75C3T 75 75WHITE 1 1WWTISIUS m mWHITE WHITE WWTISIUS SILKS AND SATINS SATllfSFO FOR WEODIVO WQD OOWNI OOW OOWNOVELTIES I IOVILT f fNOVELTIES NOVELTIES OVILT srOR FOR BRIDESMAIDS DRXS8I9 DRE81MONDA r V VMONDAY1 11f 11ft 11fMONDAY t i MONDAY MONDA Y AUGUST 4 28 29Womens 28Vlomefls 1 1r r Womens W Qmen W T V It eal ar r 1 1 1 1 1TAIORSUITS1oagcoteftCCt uf ufTAILOR r rQmen Jm JmTAUORSt1JISloalcoahect 1 1It TAILOR TAUORSt1JISloalcoahect StnTS1 lo g coat effect hew i1ew11m04 Fall model 1 l HU J6fr J6frCOVERT 25 5j4j 5j4jSUITSvuIouS J JIi Ii S111TS SUITSvuIouS ariouiit1tADlmaterW ot1IanamaterIal 1 850 502 2500 t I I Ico i t tCOVIRT COVERT co VZRTCOATStoClO5O COATS COA1Stoc1o to close 1500 15ooao09 200Q 3OO4TAJZTACOATS 4 4TAFF1TA 0 0TunTCOATS TAFF1TA TunTCOATS COATS UjBlose ttcloae 750 1250 1550 1550PONOW 18OPlO fJ i itvtWOIIP t tv v PlO PONOW WOZE COATS co to t toclose OC close closeLINEN t 011 OJ Jod iaOU I 1 1unCOATStoc1o unCOATStoc1o U LINEN NZNCOATS COATS to close 750 lOlOQ lOlOQDRESSES IO 1000I OQ3 OQ3DRBSS I DRESSES DRBSS DR3SSESfoTm1stI0rm11WOmen for millet or small women 500 5 OO 1000 1000SKIRTS IOOf f I III II SKIRTS 450 45O49555 45O49555WAISTS 491 4 95650 95650W 63ft 63ftWAISTS WAISTS W AJSTS of Black Black1 TaffflU rffC ta and China SUk new model v fcOO f fof 4 of LINGERIE high class cia unusual values 450 45 55 55of 75 75II II of MADRAS r 130 1 O Ou h hu I Iti u of oISWISS SWISS and LAWN LA Wlt hOO 2 9 Felbamroad Pelham road The prospective bridegroom bridegroomwho brid bridwbo gmom gmomwho who Is a Harvard graduate class c1uIIor of Ell EllIs 19is 8 1 Is the elder son of Mr and Mrs Howard HowardLepstoy HowardLapllte HowardLsey Lepstoy o of of No 12 West Thirtyseventh Thirtyseventhstreet Tblrty eventb eventbetreet street The Tb brideelect 1 Is a niece of Dr DrTborna DrIbomu DrThomas Thomas Addis Emmet EmmetMis EmmetM1aa EnunetMiss Miss Annie Leary will linger a little at atNewport atNewport atNewport Newport before she return to town to totake totake totake take possession of her new ne residence 1032 1032Fifth 1032Fltth 1032Fifth Fifth avenue Since Slncesl she e left the Paul Paulcottaoe Pauloottase Paulcottage cottage In Mill Mills street she he has occupied occupiedor the Tooker plac1e p which she bought two twoor twoor or three seasons ago agoMr aloMr agoMr Mr and Jrs Mrs Glenn Cooper Hlnshaw Hlnshawail HinshawaU Ilinshawsail aU ail on Wednesday for Europe 6a uthe utheRyndam the theRyndam theRam Ryndam and after October will be located locatedIn I In Paris The marriage of the couplelook couplelookplace couple took tookplace tookplace place on Thursday In the Church of the theAaoensloo tbeAaeenllion theAaoensio Aaoensloo The bride was MISS Olive OliveGalencla OliveOalencla OliveOsiencia Galencla GalenclaMr OalenclaMr Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont who have harebeen havebeen havebeen been located at BytheSeo their Nowprt Nowprtpace Nowprtpace Nowprtpace pace since their arrival from Europe Europethe Europethe Europethe the other day will go In September to the theplace thep1aoe theplace place theyhave taken from Mrs James L Lentertain LKemochan LKernooban Kemochan at Westbury L I They will wlltenter1AIn willentertain entertain there extensively extensivelyOne One of the weddings of the week will be bothat bethat bethat that of Miss Ethel Jacquelin and Joseph 8 8Stout BStout SStout I Stout to take place oe on Wednesday Wedn day in the theEpiscopal theoo theEpimopal Episcopal oo church chun3bt at SmUhara 1l ndham N J JTbe JTbebrldewbo The Thebridewbo Thebride bridewbo bride who is a daughter adaughter of Mr Mr and Mnf Hra Hraohn MraJohn John B H I Jacquelin Jac ueUn of of 84 S East Thirtyeighth Thirtyeighthstreet street will be attended by Mr MrsR Robert P PBarry PBarry PBarry Barry Jr and Mia Ala Jacquelin JacquelinAndrew Jacgue11nAndrew JacquelinAndrew Andrew V Stout will assist his blsbrotber brother as asbast asbut asheat but man The bridal breakfast wilhba wilhbaserved will be beserved beserved served In one of the cottages of the Somer Somerset Somerset Somerset i set Inn Bemardsvllle Only Onlyrelatives relatives and andclose andcloee andclose close friends of thecouple hawbeen have been in ingraduate inYited Invited Yited TOO bridegroom who1s aAiolumbla aAiolumblarraduato aloiumbia aloiumbiagraduate graduate class of OS 9 la the elder eon of Mr Mrand Mrand Mrand and Mrs Joseph Suvdam Stout StoutMr StoutMr StoutMr Mr and Mrs John Jacob JacobAator Astor give Ii their theirfirst theirflnt tberfirst first big dinner of the season tonight at atFriedham atFriedhain t tFrtedham Friedham Mrs Astor has appeared in inmany Inmany Inmany many pretty costumes since her return from fromEngland lromEngland fromEngland England An effective elr tlve one of recent date datewas datewas was of green and sac white striped etripedlltln satin with withbatiste withbt1 withbatlete batiste bt1 te puffed sleeves to the elbow Her Herirate HerIrdle Hergirdle girdle irate was of white satin and her pale green greenhat greenhat greenhat hat was trimmed with wlthgreen green foliage foliageMr tollageMr foliageMr Mr and audr Mrs John J Wysone WysonEglveone WysonEglveoneot give one oneof oneof of the big dinners dlnnerson on for tonight at atthelr atthelrNewport their theirNewport theirNewport Newport oottage Afterward Cecilia CeciliaLoftus cecUlaLoftu CeciliaIaoftus Loftus will entertain entertaintheir their guests guestMr guestsMr guestsMt Mr and Mr Mrs Charles R RFll Flint t sail from fromEurope fromEurope fromEurope Europe for home next Wednesday Mr Mrand MrandMrs Mrand and andMrs Mrs Payne Whitney are expected expectedto to arrive arrl on Wednesday after a atew few weeks weeksof weeksor of travel Mr Mrs George R Sheldon and andMies andMIllS andMiss MIllS Gertrude Sheldon I who have been beentraveling beentnOUna beentraveling traveling la Europe all summer sail Il tJ for forthis tortbls forthis this port next next Tuesday Mr and Mrs MrsWilliam draW11l1 Mr MrWilliam William m K Vanderbilt t are expected e tod to toarrive toarrive toarrive arrive from Europe this week and will willo wUlIfO willgo IfO o directly to their country place at Oak Oakdale Oakdale Oakdale dale dlreotJ1 L L I Among other expected over overearly overeul1 overearly early In September are areMre Mr Mrs Abram S SHewitt BHewitt SHewitt Hewitt and the Misses MIII988Hewltt Hewitt who will willgo willgo go directly to tothelr their country coun place at atRlng atRlngwood Ring Ringwood Ringwood wood and Mr Mrand and andMrs Mrs James Speycr SpeycrMiss SpeyerMlaa SpyerMiss Miss Florence Fargo Fargowboaeweddlnl Fargowboaeweddlnllllth whose wedding weddingwith weddingwith with Frederick Wheeler of Lookport N Y Yis Ylato Yisbn isbn is to take takeplace place next neEtStunlay Saturday at the camp campof campotber campof of otber her brother brotherjLlvinptOn Livingston Fargo on onLoon onLoon onLoon I Loon Lake IAkejha has lived chiefly in Chicago ChicagoRecently ChIcagoRecenUy ChicagoRecently I Recently Ml IIIaII Forgo Farlovil1ted visited her berslster berslsterMra sister sisterMr sisterMrs Mr Irene Far Fargo o Andrews at Nlagaraon NlagaraontbeLake Nlapraonth NiagaraontheIke tbeLake th LakeOJItario Ontario Sha ShelsarelatlveofMIu ShlsarelativeofMIuHelen Is a relative of Miss MissHelen I Helen Fargo a town debutante d butant of ott last winter winterwhose winterIwhoeeweddlnJ winterwhose IwhoeeweddlnJ whose wedding with J JHobanMooroiJr JHobanMooroiJrwill Hobart HobartMooreJrwill Moorei Jrj Jrjwill will be an anautunmevent anautunmeventThe anautumn autumn event eventThe eventThe The dinner danoe danOfllto to be given by byMre byMreVanderbilt Mrs MrsVaaderbllt Mr MrVanderbilt Vanderbilt tomorrow night at the Breakers Breakerswill Breakerswill will 111 be the biggest and smartest emart06talrl affair thus rthuluot thusfar thusfar far luot of the Newport season ae It will be the thefirst therGt thefirst first big function given at this residence residenceIn residenceiftftveor In iftftveor fire or six sI year y raWorthlngtQnWhltII raWorthlngtQnWhltIIhouse Worthington White Whitehouse Whitehouse house who has been boentbegue the guest t of Mr MrVanderbllt Mrs MrevanderbUt MrsVanderbilt Vanderbilt for some days will lead tho thoootU thoootUUon cotil cotillion oct11lion lion and Miss Gladys GladysYandarbilt Vondarbllt Vand rblltUJ will be o his hispartner hi hirtncrAmona hispartner partner rtncrAmona Among other othenwbo who will give givedinner lriveatnners g1v g1vdinners dinner to toJuOOIIde precede the dance d will belir belirand beMrand be Mr Mrand I and Mrs H Molt Twombly and Mr drand drandlire and andMr andMrs Mr OgdenltUi OgdenJl Ogden MU1 MU1It la laIt 1 It will be quite late th i the theaulmnwhon theaulmnwhonYr autumn when whenMr whenMr Mr and andMrsPhUlp Mrs Philip Alexander Strong Strongreturn Strolllreturn Strongreturn return from Altamont Altamontwberetbqare AltamontwberetbqarepIIIImg where they are arepassing aepassing passing their honeymoon n and locate InNewYorki in inNew inNew New NewYorki York The wedding w of oftbeoouple the couple on onTuesday onTuesdaY onTuesdaY Tuesday was 8 very quietly celebrated oeJobratecThe oeebr celebratedThe Lt i iThe The ceremony In the Church of Our Lady Ladyof lAdyoIlourdeawlloB ladyof of oIlourdeawlloB Lourdes was supplementedby supplemented by a break breakfast breaktast breakfast fast at attbeWaldorfAatoria the WaldorfAstoria The bride bridewho bridewbo bridewho who Ifourth 1alounhlndeaoent 1e fourth In descent from Robert RobertLlvingaton obenUvinpton RobertLivingston Livingston the thothlid third and last lutLord Lord of cUbe cUbellanor the theManor theManor Manor was Miss lu Marie Livingston Mottelay Mottelaydaughter MottelaTdaulbter Mottaydaughter daughter of Paul F Mottelay The bride brideoons bridcroom brldsgroom groom oons j 1a a a eonofJ son on of Joseph Ph Montgomery MontgomeryRutberfordVan Y MontgomeryStrong otSo otSoStronl Strong Thoouple The couple are closely relatect relatectto to tb Van CorUandt Pea Peabody Jon JonRutherford Jones Jonesflithertord RutberfordVan Rutherford Van teaer Renaselaer aer Kane e Scaly Schuyter Be Scalylee h u7 lee lerandDe and D Do p Peyter te rt rtLoula families familiesLouis familiesLoUIS 1 Louis Bmguiere Brugui rs i who wh hail from the thePacific thePasiflo I IPaoItIo Pacific CoMt twll1 will give a barn dance at atNewport atNewport t tNewport Newport on Friday Frldaynllbt night It will be the thefirst theflrat thefirst first at Newport since that ot C William WJllIamK WJllIamKVanderbll K KVanderbllt KVanderbIltwe1ve Vanderbllt VanderbIltwe1ve twelve t lve years ago HI His mother motherMr motherMra motherMrs Mr EmIl irnsguibrewiil Brugulere wlllreoelvo receive the guests guestMr guestsMra guestsMrs Mr Mra Frederic FrederloJ J de dePeyaCerJut Peycter just now nowjto no noa nowlie lie the White Whltellounta Mountains will Jake akepoa akepoaI pos pososiion peasession session of orber hor new w re reldence nJdec ldeoc c in the early earlyutumn earl earlfoUtU earlyutumnn foUtU utumn and an d probably pro bf bb tha the weddingof w ddingotMIss rl rlQa MIss Qa Mn4e m d di Fyter W ro foftith foftitht kh khI I t 0 ft S nn 1P lI lIj b t tPfjfJr j It PfjfJr w wt t oJ liJ 1 1Ddik Drilk DrilkNEW DdikNEW NEW YORK BOTTLING COi COiHigh C co4 co4tLUDINjAyNZNBO1X ei eiILVDJNRYNERBOUtC ILVDJNRYNERBOUtC a anitu anitu111gb lti ltittlgb High Qr Orad OradOINOBR d dGINGER I IQNOER GINGER ALB an and D OTHER OTHERCirbooitetl OTUSICrbo OTtIRCsrbonted Cirbooitetl CirbooitetlTHIRST Crbo CsrbontedTHIRST lte lteTUIRST THIRST QUENCHERS QUENCHERSEQUAL
EQUAL EQ AL TO IMPORTED IILPOaEDdaughter 41 YKAIur YKAIurdaughter liWStftno liWStftnoc c 1 f f ft t r daughter with William Brock Brockllho SboeaalHt r rwill f fwill ft will take takeplaco place during durinltbe the winter wfcterdaughter winterMrs f Mrs W SowardWeb1 Soward Webb aawefl jt jtdausb O Odaughter daughter dausb r Miss Frederioa a Webb bub9 bub9the bubMftthe baa be bethe the guest guest of late Ia of ol1 her ernJ niece Mrs MrsHennen pfr pfrHennen it Hennen Morris at Bar Harbor whr JicW JicWMIss bsMiss v vMiss Miss Webbs fiance tlan Ralph 1 PuUtwir Ptiitz ri lialiiS lialiiSwill is3 is3and Jiiii Jiiiiand and anoumber any number Ct he her relatives Ja vea Tl Tlwill J Jwill will apparently be noabsentee no absente b6 m l th thfamily EJiII t1 t1family Xl Xltamlly family at the coming oomln1f wadding Mr Ii aMl aMlMr a aMr Mr William K Vanderbilt Utt Uttat the DtMtttav DtMtttavis at Marlborough Mr and Mrs Barry ft ftWhitney Whltne Whitney and nd drand Mrs MnlImS James A AJr i 11 u Jr wUfall will all BOOn reach thlfalde thlfaldeIs Dr W Wis is cruising orulsbOD on his yacht bt the 8aga a 8sesOr 8sesOrWatson adrv adrvWatson i iWatMn Watson Webb Webbla UvWUnif is V1attln viiIIinf his blaaU auntlpKa auntlpKaCornelius aunt t Mrs MrsCornelius ijt Cornelius VanderbUt at atlewport Newport uewpertMrs T7W T7WMrs I Mrs Btuyvesant t Flab hwbo who aTa aTaof Q v l M Mof j jof of 100 1 cover to precede Mr IIo feiabi feiabiJones sUIb15IS sUIb15ISJoness I Jones ones II dance dan e on Friday night btwal at atways M Mway J l lSaturday way wal giVes anotherb another b big baaqi baaqiBaturoayanlght bsnqus EM 4 Baturoayanlght Saturday night Mrs I Ithe R If WUIoW WIIso IQ Iivas f fthird C Cthe the third of otari aaerie of C du dimeerst6g dimeerst6gMr erto ertosall t Mn Mr Sidney D DillonBipley 11100 UPI tr trsail I Lboht 7 sail for Europe Europeacoompaned accompanied by her bftid bftidtel herdsiiJI herdsiiJItor da daMr tel HIM Atl hRplTi Iilpleywho b wia c5 1 t twt wt winters d ddbutants ddbutantsr but ntee J1 t tI tMr r 4 I IMr Mr and Mr Mr Barry BalT T Peter neV n6iw n6sWlit n6sWlitwhq tt SrJlf SrJlfwho who bad about abouttbe the list notable aot b1e wwJellv wwJellvIn WmMf i i iin 4i r1 r1In In St Thomass Church otfebraMA otfebraMAMay c eltbi ol bistad ti llMay s sMay25andwhobayesi May May25andwhobayesi M and who have since amoetakeD amoetakeDmonths cetakesil cetakesilmonths taken a tf tfmonth months wedding weddlneJourney Journey are now Do1IW m mW I Isi W Stern BtomWe1l1 Wells cottageTat cottase atN at Nrrpert NewBestand Mbi Mbiand M Mand and Mrs W Storm Storrswn wVll Will who Jj bays Ji Jireturned H f returned from tromtbelr their European Eur D tripViwiW trip I 5 Join them there I IMr fc I i mi miC g C xr xrMr f fMr Mr and 4n d Mr MrsH Herbert bert king EIa 8tooM4r oI oIado r t tabroad I In n ado e KimbeU wm pi bet hoisy S Sabroad abroad ab and on their thelrret return will wUlreeIHj6 wUlreeIHj6New reri remLddM remLddMNew M M v vNew I New York Mr Stockton 8tooktonafathet father Ck CoCharles C t tCharlsa tCharle Charles H Stockton StooktonIa I is ArMrlcaa Natal IfsIAttaChd Natlil i i iAttachd Attachd at the tbeCc Court urt of 8tJam 8tJamcouple 8toJaaees 8toJaaeescouple 1e 1eoou oou couple Ie had what was ol oa ailed I d a a farm farmat r farm farmat ff ffat at the t thecountry e country place of o the bride brideBenjamin I IBenjamin I Benjamin Ames Kimball at atMass M MMass iffl Mass on Thursday Thursdayt ThursdayARRiEALSAT cd t iw i iARRIVALS iP iPARnn ARRIVALS ARnn ARRiEALSAT tLSAIrUXE AT TVXEDO TVXEDOCettaccn TUXZVOCottigers fi if ifCott Cettaccn Cott eraaetaratalbatw eraaetaratalbatw1l0U1C Ketomtaf ReturntntMwt Slany W Walk k kHoote a ahouse house Parties and DtBMra OIns OInsTuxano y yTUXBDO rk Ja TUXBDO PARKA PAUL Aug at 35DeUgbblU muifMS bal e6It e6Itweather r rweather i weather with fresh northwest ortb ortbta breefW bies biesfavored ii iifavored favored ta redthe the Tuxedo cMonlst o Iota V4fcr V4fcrtheir Iot715utheir I their thelrw week 8k end endentertil1DrDeDta entertaInments entertaInmentscrowd X aIr R hR M Mcrowd h hcrowd crowd came cut to t spend Siia Siiathe 8 St e 47 47the j the second week eekth k1n In September ptelDbera at attagers ailhS j d dlagers J JtagerswlIl lagers tagerswlIl will have hav returned aadTiiavdpilil andTtbidp and TuxId 1 1again i iagain 2 2again again be very gay gaySeveral orf s a 1 18oOral i iSeveral Several house parties eewe were bijttitt bdt m j 1 1day E3 E3day P Pday day wlthdlnnera with dinner Among the boatewMvi boeIII bo boMe m mMr Mr and Mrs MrsR H 8 Redmond lMr Mra MraHarris Mra1Ka Mra1KaHarris rt Harris Fahnestock Fahn tockIIrAlld Mr and Mr MrEUott lire A AEnott i J EUott Mr and Mr Mn George FL FLMrWilliam 1 1Mr fJ Mr andMrsJ and Mrs J D UYDP J Jr rIIf Mr S SMrsWilhlamV tW W t tMnaWI1Il MrWilliam mV V Hoffman Holrmand and VrtaAW VrtaAWport Mr Msind1IgP clVif I P L LDrillird rilludwbo who ret returned niedfroDi niedfroDiport from am amport port on Thursday and entertained entertaJpedia a larp larpparty ler lerparty j jparttonlabtatKeewayd1n parttonlabtatKeewayd1n party tonight at Keewaydia KeewaydiaMr v vMr J t Mr and Mrs Charles B BA1exandu BA1exanduta Alexander Alexanderfamily a4 a4famiLy family ta n1l1 who returned returnedlUt Ut week kN i f fabroad fo foabroad J Jabroadbave abroad abroadbave have goneto gonetoCaUtonii gone to California iifomII f6rr4nl f6rr4nlweeks f for forweeks t i iweeks weeks They Tbeyw1ll will open their Tu TuvlU TWIiIiIirlof TWIiIiIirlofvllJ Tud Tudvilla villa for or the autumn ai7t t trived fri i ii t tMr i Mr and MreJu1oe Mrs Jules Vatablli Vatabllirived hay hayrived rived at attbe1r their Tuxedo TuzedovlllOIIW villa on W W4e Hfcfc HfcfcLake b bTjike rw Lake and Miss Eloise L Breese baNuando hadDitillit ba psd psdNuando t Nuando Other cottage ttp arrivali arrivaliDouglass arrIvaJaA srrtvalsagp srrtvalsagpA A D Henryand Henry and M1u Ml HenryJIIf RsnryMrB E Bpaon Mr and Mrs Thee YrI4fi YrI4fihuysen hur86nandR huysen gnd Rev v and Mrs Mr aeotp aeotpD OeorgeDu Douglass DouglassMr D Du uglU6 lass H f1 ct ctMr i iMr Mr and andU Mrs rsWII11am William Kent and uct sn4Ifr sn4IfrMrs lir lirMre jf Mrs Herbert C Fell are spending spendintweeks spendingweolcaat MtiI jft jftweeks weeks weolcaat at Newport Newportand and Mr Mrsnd and Mri MriL Mu Mn MnIi it L no Ronald lda are In the White Mountain M MHampshire ItIlampehire t tHampshlreL1tJl Hampshire HampshlreL1tJl until September r rbeen Ll rJif 1 q qMr t Mr and Mrs Pied B Hat Halsey 1 who whobeen I t tbeenabr been beenabr abroad d during dUrlnltheaummera the summer will willtheir i iand fJ 1f their Tuxedo house earl early In M teptesasr teptesasrand i iandMrs andMrs and Mr George K Dodge and Midlllia Miss MUswill uogoJ uogoJwill will occupy their t new cottage Olta Ift on T TLake Tgtd tf tfIAke t tLake Lake Laketurned I IMr t tff MrandYra Mr and Mr B B Kelly Prentice bay to toturned ti turned to totbelloKJm the MeRlin cottage ootta Othar OthIt lN lNrivals Ji rivals include Mr Mrand and Mr MreO O J h InUM InUMMr lmd if ifMr Mr and Mrs Ernest L GeniaL ofiHavata ofiHavataLaroar oI oIEv h Lamar LmdonJJobn Lyndon John M MDun Dunlap J JobJiCy JobaPBreckenridge o1 Jf Breckenridge J J C Lord LorctJH J H Kefaoakan KefaoakanG J JGM asan L LCI G GM M Wynkop WJ k ancVM and lint Mr W Wynkort Mr MrStephen MuStephen IS J Jatephen Stephen Stephenman H PilIIlIra Poll Mrs La1fJlll ft iiis iiislain t tman man MirLemoyne MIIIlAmo Miss Lemoyne De PbUlpO PbIl Philip O 1111111 1111111Eo MiLls JsHJfi JsHJfiE E L Breeae James JameeFiiIlder F Fielder anTpArtX anTpArtXand andmi andmiand and party U Uand and Newbold LsroyEdgar LsroyEdgarMarcus i I 11 11n r1 r11w 1w n ED Engagements t AnusUaed i ipl4r it the theCot Cot CotWasarNoroN pl4r r 1t W WnHINGTON AUI38Oen Aug 36Gen ed MMi MMiMareus M Marcus reuaJ J Wright announce D J the eikftg eikftgment ijat ijatmeat meat Jl of their daughter laullDaC laullDaCtoMi Pauline Paulineto CaaeyJ CaaeyJto to toMi M Mi William Walter W llerDlnwlddJeot Dlnwlddle of otCb otCblotteaville ChaS ChaSlottosvllle lottosvllle Va ViIbe r rmeat 1he engagement meat te laannouncdatt announced at P Pburg n bUJgN burg N Y or Ueu John oW W WWright r Wrilnt Wright oftbe of tho Fifth IIifantr7 kifantryC H 11r1lin JHde r ct tX tXJHde ta81 J H 1 1l v C l iU it f ii1Iac J t I q 1 1 t
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I QJ JJ1 WlM Y 1 1AT AT TiM n D ELVEm ELVEmFOB FOB r n cf pnZH r r r rAa f f AaI Aa Efaal al Favwlte Fa rlte With lthFllp ntp PlB Plalf nm nmsixteenth1 1YJIo 1YJIou u PoOf Raclus e lhe so the the11G 11G tOrmond t4frtheIPlnt t4frtheIPlntJ J sixteenth1 IIlStee 1th of Mile and and FirnaU l Arifoli ArifoliTime Ar11alm Time m of a Year ABO AcoRac Baoe Worth Worthase 1 ase asaso to t the Winner Thirty I1Ilr Thou Thousand ou ouiand sand Person Pen 0 See Se theDig IbeOI Two ToYear ToYearOld e r rOld Old Conteat Cotrt at Sheepthead SeJhea Bay Track Tracki TrackUnder i iUnder i Under a cloudless cloudles sky and a radiant sun suntempered tempered tnpz by y gentle ocean ocn breeres brez and over overft ft track tktht that had ba dried out with remarkable remarkablerapidity rmrkable rmrkablerpiiy rapidity rpiiy since elncthe the heavy hev rain rin of Friday FridayOrmondale Fday FdayOno Ormondale Ono dale a a magnificent mifct son Dn of the famous famousOrmondeout tam ue ueOnod Ormondeout Onod out of the th noted notedmr maro Santa Snt Bella Bellawon Bla Blawon won a superb suprb victory victr In the historic hltrlo Futurity Futurityrun Futurityr run r at atth the Sheepshead Sbepsh d Bay Bytrckyeteday Bytrckyetedaytt track yesterday yesterdayafternoon afternoon tt roon roonRACK RACK WORTH 120 12880 12880The The Te race rc was wa worth worh 142680 IZI6 gross gr8 of which whichOrmondalos whichOoudalel share 133080 Hitherto Hithertoov Ormondalos Ooudalel lhr was WI 138 ov maiden malde this thi colt olt wont wt to t the post pst keyed keyeduptothe keyd keydup Trainer Thomas ThomasWelsh uptothe up the proper pitch by Tiner Welsh and prpr thoughho th ghhowet went up a point plit in inthe I the betting btig he h closed olo an equal equfavtwlt favorite with withJ J A Bennetts Betts Flip Fip Flap Fap at 6 to t 1 1Ornkmdle 1Ondlen Ornkmdle Ondlen ran the six eb furlongs fulonp stralgnl stralgnlftway etI1t etI1tay ftway ay in I 111 1141 48 the time tl made by byA Artful Artfulwho te who won the Futurity Ftuty last Iat year yer From Fromtha Fom Fomt tha t first 1tsiJtth sixteenth poleietook pleetk upth uptb run running n ning Dig and ad l le d to t the end where wher under uder a mild mildi md mddv i drive dv he finished fihe a lengthand legth da a half hl before beforeH H HP P Whitneys WhlteY1 Timber Tmbr by Ogdent Ogdet1 Ja A Awho who ho ruled second end in favor at 0 to1 t 1 It Itwas re was wa a sharp ebr struggle atggle for the plac place but butHildebrand bt btHUdebrnd Hildebrand HUdebrnd never let up in i his h efforts efor with withthe withte the te result rlt that tht Timber Tlmbr beat bt Fred Fd Burlews BurlewsBelmere BUlewe BUleweBlmer Belmere Blmer another aother Ogden colt olt out of Nabum Nabumby by a head headBelmere bed bedBlmer Belmere Blmer who was coupled oupl In i the betting bettingat bttig bttigat at 20 2 to l wilth wlth Bellsnloker Bllnloker by Mirthful MirthfulFright Mlrbful MlrbfulFght Fright Fght both bth ofwhom were wer bred brd by John JohnE E Madden Mdden had hd a lengthover legth over Flip Flp Flap FP the theHandspring theHandsprg whose recent trinU at Handspring Handsprg fllly fly who rnt trI1 ttow rcwt Uies Fturty Futurity Wat Ran RanEighteenth RunEhtnth Eighteenth Ehtnth running rni of the Futurity Futurty for twoyearolds tw yaroldl 1100 10000 added addd penalties and andallowances allowances alowacs six el furlongs turlongli Futurity Fut tyo course urs i pnleland pnlelandalowacs t tHone Hone HoneOrmondale 110 in tr si n u t M jrn y jotttv J O 0 c PI PI3 Ormondale OrmondaleTimber 117 a in I 16 I 1 i iixrnedfrra iixrnedfrralie RrdrrT 2 2h 2o 2h Timber TimberfBelDVre lie 2 TI si h z o h HlWf Hldrbrnd brand I S fBelDVre fBelDVreFlip t lm 117 II A I 44 th rt ji Buchantn 20 I Flip Flap 118 1 7 s 41 4 44 Burns 4 Fll Kurokl KuroklJacobltel 117 4 f In I t l is Nlcol NI I 11 16 S SI Jacobltel JacobltelVendor 120 S I Sh 41 fl 1 Ib h W Davis DIls 1 1 I Vendor VendorRunning rndor i 123 0 I f S I 7 7 Ihaw Shaw 1 II I Running Water WaterZlenap 118 7 o I R I K I s I Lyne II 18 I Zlenap ZlenaptBelsnlcker Zlrn 118 1112 12 11 I 11 1 0 I Monlscn NOrIen 20 O 12 12t tBelsnlcker tBelsnlckerOjrama t 1 10 10 10 10 10 Helrtmon lrlr50n II 10 I Ojrama OjramaWoolwich 117 8 I w 7 II 1 it 1 Knapp II 18 I Woolwich WoolwichAthlete WoIWcb 118 la 11 I 12 12 1 12 12 Trailer I 3 318 Athlete AthleteJerry 117 14 19 13 13 18 Travers I S a aJrn Jerry Wernbert 117 13 14 14 14 1 14 OVelll Orl I 10 4 4II Jrn Veronese VeroneseAccountant 122 15 15 II IS IS II IS Miller to 12 12II Accountant Accountantfteene 127 18 18 II 1S 18 II 18 J Mattln Mrln I 20 20AIre 117 17 17 17 17 17 Bullman BullmanTime aD 10 40 I1 lmr iI 1 nulmn AIre fteene entry tBurew Burle entry ni Time 111 1 1 48 48Oobd Oobd 0 5tr tirtfwonelrlvlnf6rmbn ij won Onon 1 alp e t cVibrbrmonde C 2 b OrondSnl Santa Bella Bl owned by Ihe Ormondale OrmondaleBlable Orondle Blable trained by Thomas Thoma drvlrJ welsh Value Iue tothe t lbe winner K3C80 0 Jj traoted trae the support Ippr of some of the shrewdes shrewdesm ehrwdet ehrwdetIpltOJ m BpeculatorB IpltOJ nt the U e track trok Flip Flp Flap Fap was wa ol olW of W rather rtber slowly and after afer being big shut in I to thi thibendin the thebdi bendin bdi the track trok she ran rn over over a majority majorityf mjorty mjortyof f of the field feld and was running rnning strongly Itrngly at thi thiend tbe tbeend end endJames James R Eeenos Kenos Commando Cmmndo colt clt Kurok Kurokj Kurkl Kurklcme j came cme home fifth ffh after attr a fair peforrmanoi peforrmanoiwith with wt Sydney Sydey Facets P ti Jacobite Jabit who showc showcearly ahoweerly early erly speed but stopped etppuder under the weight weightIn eightI In I sixth sP position piton The Te others othn were wer tralllni tralllniout triig triigout out behind bhid with August Augt Belmonts Bmonts Wpolwicl Wpolwiclby WoI by bjBulpWovhe Hastings Woodvlnewho who shad hd beer beerbacked bn bnbokdow backed bokdow down to 8 eo to 1 ibdy badly beaten btn Wool Woolwioh Woolb wioh b got into it a Jam right after the te start startwhich tr which g by the way aYa jaPrgbtatr was almost alotlread alotlreadafter perfect ih ihafter after wich that he had bduoCno uo chance Athlete Atb1te ani anir and andJer r Jerry Wernberg Wenbrg who ho were r also ao support supportto Jer to a certain Cri degree met with wth similar elllr nan nanluck luck and were ere dg never never prominent prmient after fter thi thirt the the11t rt first 11t furlong furlon S S Browns Brws Acoountan Acoountanwasanchored Aoutt Aouttwuacbor wasanchored wuacbor by the top impost Impt which hleh hi hishouldered he shouldered 11 lder and finished flihe next nxt to last lastBIO lu luBIQ BIO CltOWD C0W AT TBC TRACK TRACKV TAC TACer V There er were wer seventeenstarters ventnltre Augus Augst AugstBlmontl 1 Belmonts Blmontl Bridgeman Brdgmn being big the only with withj wth wthdl j drawal dl from frm the original orgl list Ult of entries entrieswhile entre entrewhU while the Mllltown Mltw Stables Stbles Athlete Atlet wltl wltlv wih wih17pud v 117 17pud pounds was wa an added starter strr Thirt Thirtthousand ry rythound thousand thound persons plD saw e w the big race rc am amI ard ardmor I more mor than thn 300 0 bookmakers blkel handled hnde the thiwagers thewagl than made in the grandstant grandstantA wagers wagl th were we md i gndtnd gndtndeuclOurand A enclosureand euclOurand In the field fieldThe fld fldThe The perfect pret weather wether coupled coupl with wth the thifact thefacttbtietrt fact facttbtietrt that imetrnQoUtan Utn racegoers rcgor had bd no noseen not nottbe seen the h hM TJ run r for nearly nery a monthsre month monthserved served sre totunite t t unbounded ubounde enthusiasm enthusiasmFurthermore ethUlsm ethUlsmFInor Furthermore FInor the fact fac that tht the th Futuritj Futuritjs Fturty Fturtywe s was we the th Tuost rot open opn race rc of its It kind from e ejj a alpltve jj speculative standpoint ltndplnt that tht had bd ever beer beera bn bnr lpltve a run r at at the Bay By added to the generallnterest generallnterestft gnerlnter ft and when whn Ormondale Oondle came cme home in niajestii niajestiitriumph lajeto lajetotrumph triumph trumph there thr was Wl a feeling felig of intense intenseK K satisfaction Itfacton evident In every ever quarter quarterInautomobiles qurr qurrIa Inautomobiles Ia tmoblee and tallyhos tUyhc the more morei i prosperous pr ru element came cme to t the trad tradin trck trckioorable in ioorable comfortable fashion faehon while whe the th rallroac rallroactrains rUrod rUrodJriarm Jriarm trains from Long Lng Island I lnd City Cty and the trollej trollejcarsfrom trley trleycrfrm carsfrom crfrm the bridge Lrdg and other othe pointsweit pointsweitj j emptying elp ying thousands thoUnd8 of turf tu enthusiast enthusiastnt nt atthtrcl toe track gates gt long before bfor1t It was We time timeI tme tmet I to t run r the th first fr race rc So S well wel infonned infonnedare are ar patrons ptronof of the h turf tu today toy as as to the form formand and condition cnditon of the horses hor that tht when It Itsj Itcmeua sj came cmeua time to t dissect dl ttho the Futurity Fttty d I tour tourff touror ff of the tbbttng betting ring rng and the theorwde crowded stands standsdisslosed disslosed dllo a generalpreference gnerl prternc for Orraon Orraondale Onon OnondlePlp dale dlePlp Flip Flap FP Timber Timbr Woolwich Wolwich and andJerry ad adJe Jerry Je Wernberg Wembr although alhough hundreds hudrs oi oif oflptOI f speculators usual anxious to shoot shootat lptOI as al u ul were wer anJloul ebot ebott at t the moon mon or 01 in other words wor to back backwhatever bak bakwbteer whatever wbteer horse hO met me their thei fancy fanc in i spite spitecf lplte lplter cf r the length lengh of the odds oddsMKN ode odeNK MKN NK Or WEALTH IN INTS THE CLUBHOUSE CLUBHOUSEi CUID U8E U8EThe i The clubhouse clubhou where wher men me of wealth wealthand 1h 1hand and and standing atnding in the community cmuity always alwayst t 1 gather ptherto to enjoy their favorite favorte sport wa waK K f aocrowdsd lco before bafor the running rnng of epr tho big bigrace bigrc rc race that tht standing stlndlg room rms was at a aprmlum aprmlumThlltt premium premiumj j i This Thlltt state of affairs afallprle prevailed straight straightthrough stright strighttbrlbthe through tbrlbthe the triple trple deck dek grand gnd stand ltnd to tothe t the thmmmotb mammoth steel etiltrotur structure in the thefeld thefeldhrmen field fieldi i where hrmen men and women who ho could not notafford notor afford or the be higher tariff tr paid da a dollar llr a head headS hed hedt S to t see the th horses bl run runE r p E Over thegreen tbesrl liwns 1s swarmed Iwarm d regiments regimentsof rg mrt of omhoamed own who seemed unable unble to t stand tad in any anyS anYon S oh poeition pUon befare br r the raoen rcrl appeared appearedw appsr w This Tls general pnesl nervousness nertlne seemed mec to t per perK pr prV K tadethe V the giganticthrong glganto thrng from paddock paddockto pddck pddckt to t betting bti ring rin where wher as al usual WI the battle battlewlththe batte batteUbthebk wlththe Ubthebk books mido msd It an impossible Implble task task5fe wittom 5fe tornove tom the elbows clbw One look lok at this t18 jam jamO g O of ond wild eyed speculators epu1tl seemed Bmod to t indicate indicatejk indote indotett jk that tt aworld aoJldof of money mon was wBlr being wagered wageredjgi wagrd wagrdon jgi on the th race rc but It 1td8 is a matterof mat rofu1at rofu1atbU fact that thatwhile while bU th t J layers ye handled hd1d unr as many bets betsaatheyi aatheyi t J could ouldc conveniently pvene ytke take care cr of ofthe f fh the werenot not of tho usual h wagers gl wef te 11lrie 11lriepprns large largegj gj proportions for the reason rn Oiat ta the th heavier heavierJlf hM vier vierl Jlf speculators pprns l outor preferred pferrd to t remain rmi in I their theirif teir teirpyate if priyate pyate boxes bxe and reserved r rved seats t where gv they tYculd cqutd see Be the te race clomfor ln comfort rather ratherthan rtber rtbertbn 8 below belowS than tbn join olnthe the never 1rendng ending wrestling wrtlg match mtoh mtohblow blow blowKo S Ko ofner ner had hdHarPa1 Harry Payne e Whitneys mitnes fce Prince Prc Hamburg Ham burg beenreturned bn rture tho winner winnerr Inner Innerat r of the Fall Fal Handicap which was the third Rj race r on the card car than tia the theFuturty Futurity candi cadl thli I dates dtbanto bejan to gather under tho lofty lofr shade BW trees trln in the paddock pnddok where wher on the tle Ihae soft Kf green grn turf tu hundreds tundr of enthusiastic enthlilo sf ad P mlreni fr of the thoroughbred thorubbr surrounded surroundedJrl a Jrl them th to w watch ath every ever move mo and ad every prep dp aratlon a I n fOe fOer or r the struggle etrggle Here Her ever It was W 8 prp that thatm tht thtr m ociety r women for the most mot part clad all allafr afr in I white 1lie and ad shading eh their ther p complexions complexionsv omplexol cl al frlHb brbwnth S Sj dtyprol r v ther nd thltbe wld knC t j eott tfdthttwithcriW dl dJhabc Ueye ere a Vttbia VttbiaPlSfelvrJlliiicn t1 g L PlSfelvrJlliiicn u aai tt tt Jic J etthl enthusiasm that tbtt howed a knowledge k owl of ofthings f ftblnglholytnrmrkble things tblnglholytnrmrkble horsy toa remarkable de deUsually deg e Usually some particular horse hol in7 one of ofthesB otth Ully lme prlo1r 1 thesB th big races r Is I a greater strmBefor strmBeforpubl magnet for forpubllo publlo publ attention at nton in i the paddook than tha thaothers others other But in thU thl case ca thepdokt1ttb it seemed as a V e ry rystarter De Jer starter laMr no matter mttr how insignificant 1no his hischanced bl chanced appearedto be b had b l nis circleof circleofloyal clrl f f101611010er ohCe loyal 101611010er followers apparHo wherever wherverho ho wMjMddled wMjMddledmilUonairp wudle Orndle Btabllwhh whr i th nme al 01 owd owdb th Orndle I b W OB Mabonough ollolt olloltnUollr milUonairp breeder brdr was surrounded srnded tl b bcolt by byAdrw nUollr Adrw MieII 00 of the JokyClub JokyClubetewarl whO DB a smlltrit i th colt ooltJohn etewarl John W WOats Dates and ad his hi eon enCarley enCarleyJoh Charley CharleyJohn John Joh A Drake and other smartbprsemen smartbprsemenwho smrbprmn smrbprmnwho who cxprosaedthe uprR dth opinion opiion that tat Ormondale Ormondalewas Ononde OnondeWBone was WBone one of the finest fe t looking loki twoyearolds twoyearoldsthat tw yearld that they hod ha ever seen seenORUONDALE en enOBIOKD ORUONDALE OBIOKD I BBFLEOT8 RILEaS CRKDIT CEDI ON ORKAT GIBAT BIRK BIRKOrmondale 81RJ Ormondale was foaled ioldln in California His Hissire Hi Onondle wa Calf sire slr tha great gratOronde Ormondenas purchased purchasedab6ut purbd purbdaut r ab6ut aut fifteen fftn years a ago by Mr Mr MaoDonough MaoDonoughfor MaDnough MaDnoughfor for 1150000 160 He Hehadbn had been previously prvously sold soldby Ild Ildby by an English Eglsh owner ower to Don Bocan Ba who whotook whotok took tok him to Buenon BunO Ayres Argentine Ar ntne Re Republlo R Iubio publlo and placed p1d him Ay in the th stud Charles CharlesHeed Chrles Chrleswho Heed who nftarward bought Bt Blalse Blalsefor Blai for 1100000 l10Odidd decided RfAnr tobuyOrmonde to buyOrond and took tooka tk a 1 steamer stamer for Buenos Duenol Ayres Ayrlr to complete oomllt the thenegotiations th negotiations In the meantime Mr Mao MaoDonough Ma negotiton Donough Dnough made md arrangements meantme gementthrugh gementthrughTattrl through throughTattersolls Tattersolls of London Lndon for the th purchase lurh of ofthe ofthe the Tattrl stallion tIUon and ad when Mr Reed Ri arrived avd at atBuenos atBueno Buenos Bueno Ayres Ay he h found foud that tht be h had hd made madehis his hi trip for nothing nothl Though TougbOrmond Ormonde Ormondehasbeen hasbeen ha bn trp In I the stud stuc in i this thi country0 country0number coutr for fornubr number nubr of years yarh his get have hv not nt amounted amountedtomuoh atd atdtmuoh tomuoh tmuoh so that tat Ormondale Onondle may myboon myboonelderd be con constalllon elderd ed byth stalllon th who frtcolt nas b won on fame and ad fortune fortuneOrmonde for Ormonde Oronde etlon is by Bend Bn Or out ot of Lily LUyAe LUyAe1d Agnes Agnestmd tmd 1d his hl ancestors aeton I Can da be b traced trd back bk to tth the thenever never to be forgotten Eollpee EollpeeWhen nvr t b forotn FUp When Wen Trainer Triner Welshhtarted Welshtr Ormondale Ormondalefor Ononde Onondefor for the first ft time tme In a aete stake race r at Brighton BrightonBeach Bigbtn BigbtnBh Beach Bh last month hesald he d that he was wa point pointi plnt plntIngthe i ing Ingthe the colt olt for the Futurity turtyUpntat turtyUpntatoolon Upon that thatoccasion occasion oolon Ormondale Onondle thougl though very ver green greenran grn grnr ran r third thir to t Accountant Acoutt and Oeorge Gorge 0 0Bennett OBnnot Bennett Bnnot His Il race rc was wa evidently evdenty satis satisfactory eU laotr factory for Welsh Welb continued ontnue to t groom him himwith hm hmwith with great gret care cr until unt a week wek ago gfom at Sara Saratoga Sr toga tga after altr a sensational eeMton trial tral of seven ve fur furlongs fur10nR longs 10nR Welsh sent ent a telegram tlegm to MrMacDon MrMacDonough MrMDon MrMDonough ough in California Oaltora advising hlm hi to t come comeEast East Et with wth all al possible piblo Odv speed a to t see the son sonof lon of Ormonde OnonderJ run in the Futurity turty and win wnit wnitWelh it ro Welh he nev rshed 10t to Cnfdenc the telegpb ad ofc atr ad te tero wired hb hil congratulations to the owne owneof of wird the victor victorAugust ongrtulatons t th owr vctr vctrAugust August Belmont Blmontl Clarence Clarnc H Maokay Maokayaffairs ana men In the theaalr Pr Blmont affairs aalr of the Jockey Club Cub prment inspected Wool Woolwlch Wo wlch In the paddook pddok This T Jp colt olt was Wa ex expeeled eJ peeled to run the race of his h career careerpartly ptd rn ro crr crrprl partly prl because b e the track trk was a bit soft eft Il Ilit it I bad been ben sloppy Iloppy with wih mud the chanoei chanoeiarethat cho I arethat atbat Woolwich Wolwlch would have bAT been ben mon monheavily mor heavily hvly supported H P Whitney hte sallet salletfor fied fiedfor for Europe Erp Ippr some Ime time tme ago agolo so that Tralnei Tralneigrooming Trner TrnerJoh tbe only Joh WRgen rprttve rprttveof of tb famouH etable r lok atr tbe fl flgmig grooming gmig of Timber Timbr The Te Keenes KeN fathsand father fatherad and ad son en were wer on hand bd to t see the be two Japs JapsOyama Jap Oyama and Kurokl Kurk saddled udt by bJlRwe bJlRweht Jimmy Bowe Bowefor ht Qmad It wu qlt e dent that neither lok lokfer for success successJackBennett suo JackBennett Jacl ett the owner ow er of Flip Fip Flap Flapwas Fp Fpoe was oneof oe of the th apgrieet men m atthe a te aosni aosniof le lea of action It appearsthat lt some eme time tme ag agP a acon aptht ao aoI I P J Dwyer secured the servlooe of Jockey JockeyWillie Jokey JokeyWii Willie Wii Dyr Knapp Kapp e to t ride rde Quorum Quor sr in i the tb bf bfrace blrWhe race rWhe When Mr Dwyer decided dede not tc tcstart t start lt Quorum it is I said Dyr d that tht be bete turned Knap Knapover Kpp Kppoer over oer QQlt to t Jimmy JlmyRwe Rowe As A Knapp Kapp hat hatridden ridden rde Flip Fip Flap Flp in several of her t best bestraces bt btr races Bennett Bnett went Wlt to t ev E E R R Bradley Br whc whcget r b otc wth t by ad m t get him h for the te mount mut Bradle Bradlewilling willing 11Dg gt but bt at the last lat moment momet Mr M u uit Der DerIt it Is stated decided deide to t start etr Albert Abr F Fwhich Fwhicb which I ett would woud tie ti Knapp Kapp down dow to r his h origi original or nal ongagement egment with wih him bl Whatever Wtvr wai waithe the inside inldeof of the argument matters mtt not notbut notbut but the fact fa remains rmins t argmet that tht Knapp Kapp had h thi thimount the themout mount mout on Oyama Oym while whie Bennett Bnnott had ha to t pu puBurns put putBun Burns Bun up on Flip Fip Flap FlapSOCIETY Fap FapeOCIF SOCIETY eOCIF NEGLECTS NELEc VERONESE VERONESEThere nRoNBE nRoNBETer There Ter was wajutone just one starter strr in i the raot raotthat that tht did not attract attrc society ietr and ad that tht wai waiVeronese Veronese Vernf owned owe by b Father 1atheBI Bill Daly DalyTheSage Dly TheSage Te S of Hartford Hroi bought bught this son 01 01Henry Henry Henr of Navarre NaB from trm Mr Belmont Blmnt ai aia a yearling yerlig and ad as 8 the he colt clt had hd run rn anumbei anumbeiof a of good races rc of recent rnt date dt Daly Dly actuollj actuolljbelieved atuly atulybU8e believed bU8e go that tht he bad ba a chance ohc to t take tko dowr dowrthe the rich prize It Imtt mattered not to t him himwhether himwheter whether rch the prm colt clt waa saddled ede in i a aatmoph social socialatmosphere atmosphere atmoph wheter te or not for Father Fater BUI Bi race racehorses horses hor purely purly upon upnbwine business principles principleswith prclple I with wib running IDnlng sentiment sntment completely cmpletly out of a the therunning theIDnlng William Wllm Astor Chanters Cn1r1 Artery Arr a oolt ooltup oit oitthat that 1rltaroand W F hults hultsZlnPI h by Flomt who ZlnPI afly h sord sorda a of 1cotie at Lton wr Jd Jdup up oulle without much mucbdeiy delay John EMaddenwho EMaddenwhowas EMadnwho EMadnwhowa was wa not at the track trk was wa well 1 represented representedin rprntd rprntdIn in the race rc although for the th first fnt time ti In Ina ina a number numor of years his bl colors clon were wr not seen seenF In InF F R HltchoookA Hthoki y1 Vendor Fred Frd Burlews BurlewsBellanloker Bu1wl Bellanloker BI1nokr and Belmere Blmr Mr Wbltneya Wbltneyalimber WbltnY 8 8I limber and ard Mr Chahlera Cnler8Arl Artery were wor all allbred al I bred brd 1tbr by Madden lladn at Hamburg Habug Place PI while whileSydney whil Sydney Pageta Pagt Jacobite Jaobit and Newton Newon Ben Bennlngton B n nngnl I nlngton Jerry JerrWembrg Wernberg first 1t saw sw the thelight th ngnl light lght of day dy at tha Haggin establishment establishmentWhile th9Bggetbllbnt th9BggetbllbntWhie While Whie the ti paddook pddoK preparations prprtoD wore woreAssociation wr I rhig a cll ewamping u th oJrtlnl th rg rgnr nr faily th 1yJ Nlty Nltyon of Met on mmbr tb ltn Tr Association Aton h bl M positions itln in the tb front frontline frnt frntln line on equal equl terms tlwltbtbetn witrrtheten outsldere outslderewho ouWdl ln who by tha th way held hld the choice ohlc positions positionsdirectly directly infront In frnt y of the th big looker Jokeybn board boardwith dly with iyler iylr the th Humming Hummg Bird Blrl at the head headwhite b tne ri bck ln Sntyfv lyl white 130 pencl penclfield oblktho Inthe Inthefl field whUI3 fl Every Evr pn01r bookmaker bkmkrat at the th track trk paid ld 1 3 a race rc to t John Johf O Cavanagh eangh for informa information Ifon tion which turned oer ort to him hi a revenue revenueof of ton 9 tT2 whch Iilhi 7hls tu arrangement animnt which wicbM wicbMput ws wsput put into Int effectat Saratoga will hold good goodon on all al the th local ll tracks trk and an will wl materially materiallyaid mtnl aid the th various varourn racing associations 8ion in decla declaring dcl ring fat dividends dividendsJohn divdnd rn John Joh W Gates OaWa was credited oltltb with a awai wager wageron r ron on Ormondale Orondle that netted ntt him 35000 20 While Whilethecolt Wbie Wbieth thecolt th olt wa was liberally supported by the thepublici thepUblc publici Mr Oateas Oal UbrlY8uppr wager was about tho thoonly only pUblc one of leviathan levithn proportions pJrlon which whichwas hlob hlobW8 was made on the son of Ormonde Orond Joe Joehod W8 a Haym me ad Kid Rgl btwen them themplO hod plO h a heavy hev 30 0 wager WolwichDaveJohnon WolwichDaveJohnonh on Timber Tbr whe while Sol SolLichtensteuv Sl SlLchtentin Lichtensteuv took tok wagr a chance oho on onAthlet Athlete Athletewho who Lchtentin whob by the way ayla is owned ow by a Massachu Massachusetts Maa h setts eet clergyman clergymanACCOUNTANT clergmn clergmnACUN ACCOUNTANT ACUN LEADS 1DS TH Tn PABADB PABADBIt PARADaItW It ItW was 4 oclock 0o1whentbe when1 th field fldome came out outof outot of the paddookheaded ndokbee by byCptBrwl Capt Browns BrownsAooountant Aooountant te by Fillgrane FUtrneRon Reckon with withMartin withMrin Mrin Martin Aouft wearing weainl the th cherry oherllk silk jacketand jacketandblue Jaok tad tadblue blue cap cp As Al th th seventeen Iventn youngsters youngstersThe walkein Ilnfle up pttb jud judstnd ther wuo stnd gatdemCtrton gatdemCtrtonI I favor ot ayon Inpobutla Inpobutlagnerl ex 1 oradrltonfor al gnerl The Te dicebox dic bxhadr hod drawn the hrn rail position positionfor iID iIDforBlmerwlthletbl for forBlmerwlthletbl Belmere with his stable mate mt Bells Bellsnicker Bl nicker next tJtt to him h Then across a the theWoolwich trk h Itonwerltott t Tmbr Tmbr1WoIWIOh Woolwich Aooountant Aountt Flip Flap Jerry 1WoIWIOh Wemorg Wernberg Athlete Athlet Jacobite abie Vendor Run Runnlng Runnlna nlng Water War Kurokl Kurkl Zlenap Zlenp Veronese VeroneseOrmondale Vern Ormondale On nde Oyaa Oyama and ad Artery Arl on the theextreme theetre I etre extreme outside outsideThe outlde outldeTe The Te start was 8 so 1 far fa away that only those thosewith tboc with wth powerful pwel glasses gla could culd see se what was wasgoing a agoin going goin on and eventben e ntben it iu was a difficult difficultmottorbecauee dfclt dfcltmntcrbeu mottorbecauee mntcrbeu a of ofthe the glare slareof of the ran In to todistinguish t distinguish dstnib the he colors 0101 Starter StarcrCldy StarcrCldyedenty Caanidy Caanidyevidently evidently edenty made mde up uphil his mind mn that tht there therewouldjje the wouldjje O Id D no fiuko fukB and ad that tht be would not notan notIdtlefel a an aeuatono Idtlefel equal chance a1untU Forlthai For tht eJo reasonthere reasontherewas r lr tbe was somewb Im lar tof ofdey a delay because buOp of per perstatent lltent statent att MpUon tb part of Trbxler to tobeattbejRo bth beattbejRo tot with wtt WoolWiqb W b P for S cto t I Ij 1 f tf j I i I rl l w 1 1ihe ihe he was suspend IP d ib ibday lt Ia 01 t n nday day Athete Athlete too to w wf umlf orte fo hOreln hft spie tnui11cd f Trayens Tryero ovetd fforu to tkep tkephm the kee keehim r him hm clear alta of ottbe them themOrmondale Ormondale Onone waa about abot tha bestbehave bestbehavehorse bMt bhave horse hora at the post As A RtdfBro Blr said date aft aftward ward the Ormonde one pt colt itood P rfectl rfectlIn ey eyItm wa oltltQ Itm or 1t u uuPe In uPe front frn apPrntyCO of It Itwunb1p hm was7 bt no away snap tq toet ry get t thUbl thUblaVhardibip tb brak brakIn bl blfeld away or ad u uthemuutN feld lke tp cvahj themuutN pathe cd be behzptet tbutrnnoJhee1M bn bnabdhp aVhardibip hzptet that thU few could Crd enduw enduwBut enur abdhp ButBddnly But suddenly an a electric eletrosonb gong on th thnounosmenC the thetop top of the ltd ctbe a r Judg nounosmenC nouome that tht the bones were off Willa Will Witha a great t ory or thecrowd thecwd leaped le up and ad ga gablankly pz I blankly bllty far fa up the Futurityoour Ft loielol e whei wheiM wher M begun rtiut rllt nloud nl ld UP indicated ite that tt 10 Uio UJ race ha habegun hd hdbegn begn begnWtLD I WILD ECBAMBLK ICBUBLB AT jTa THE BTA ITbT ITbTTr T TThere There was a wild wd scramble as ever everhone ever hone bol Tr in I the race r broke trk erb1 the moment mOent th thbarrier th barrier ber went tle et up and ad Rftdfern Rfer with b hi hiposition hi position on the theotlld outer Ideofthe of th w traol traoltook trok trokk Dto took k no ohanoee oba0 with lthtlJamnlr th6 Jam nearer th thrail the theri rail ri On the contrary con he hustled hUlte Oron Oronde Ormon Ormondale dale straight ahead ah rl j although alhohMa he was no nothe not notthe the de leader ler atght until unt he had covered ooyei albtnth albtnthora a slxteentl slxteentlof of ora a mile mileTimber Timber Tmbr mle mleTmbr was u the th quickest breaker brake for foithat fortht that matter but butOnonde Ormondale outran ot him himand blmad and ad tht so 1 mtr did ddJabit Jacobite For at anheOnt the first eight eightwho eighthpole pole by IM tha Onondewu Id a wit Jaobt i fJtor Timbr Timbrwhoa whoa who leng was fpllowedby folow Belmere Belmereehut Kurok Bte ehut Ihut Yeor off offThe ad Fip Fap th latt i iThe big bigIhut The ol others other were we beaten t at ttiU th early erl stag stagof ltg of the race r beyond od all al hope hop aadtbe adtb furthe furthethey frher frherte they te traveled trvele the more mor ground aud they t lost lostuntil 10t 10tunt until nobody paid attention attnto to t them themTo tbem unt To nob the te crowd cwd pd the te race r looked loke as Bi if any ay o othe ot otthe the half dozen doz horses hol who werestretch werestretchacross weltrthe across 1 the track trk in front frnt might mabt win wi when wheipoint whenteyrbe the at bt tht thtp teyrbe quarr pre point t Ormondale under restraint rtrt ye yeshowinga yet yetshowiga p showiga showinga Oronde royal turn tr of speed altl still main maintalned mn mntedb tedb talned bis slight Ilght rya advantage avatg with th Rodfen Rodfenwatching Rfer watching his nearest nert competlton with ai aieagle a oompttl wth eagle athg eye e Jacobite Jablt began ba to t weakei weakeiunder eken ekenunierthe under ete unierthe the strain trl and ad the thep pace and ad Timbe Timbebecame Timbr Timbrbe became the runner uri with wihBlmer Belmen Belmenin be rner in third plaoeoloeery followed by Jacobite JacobiteKuroU ma b Jaobt tol we i thi ool KuroU Kurl Flip Fip FP Flap who wbow was still sll shut shutof off offand and ad the rest rt trailing trig Redfern never made md a mistake mtke with withOrmondale withOnonde Ormondale Ononde Rter after ater that for he kept ket cleaj cleajof oler olerof of all al entanglements entglemet at the same e timi timisaving tme tmesvg saving as much ground as possible pOllble anc ancwhen ad adwhen when svg he reached rhe soudu the bend nd Inthe 1n the traol traolJust trk trkJut Just Jut above abv the field feld stand stdj i Ormondale Orode for foithe forthe the first fnt time tme was wa nicked nlokeot out by the spec specatore I atore who had hd glasses 81u as the probable probablewinner prbhle prbhlewier winner wier ttr It Iwu was a good ale length by 1 which whlclhe whichbe he led le the big field feld into it the straight Ir1abt rut ruthome rn rnbome home bome Hildebrand Hldetrd had hdal also saved Bve much muchground muohgud ground gud with Timber Tibr and ad was waeYr ever neai neaicame ner nerfe dr bi whip Ten Tence fe Ier abut t came Belmere r so close olo ujy u that tht he look lookdangerous loke 1 ce dagrul dangerous Blmer with Bums coming cming throu throuthe thrugh thrughwii wii Fip Fap at a trmedous rte rteKurki Kurki al0 t thrtig bt btthe me the other othere were wer talllng ti off ol mo ond ad inp inpfinish mor they a a pr e tht rnthrlig rnthrligfih finish was w out of the question queton An eight eightof eighthof fih of a mile mie from frm the wire wir the crowd too tooup took tookup up the cry cryOrmondals dale Ormondals Onondle cr wlnsl wll Nothing Nothig but Ormon Ormondale Onon Onondale daleFor For barring bing accidents adsnt such soh seemed to tobe t be the case beyond a question of a doubt doubtYet douhtYet byond qUCton b Yet Redfern o Rer realizing rlzn the magnitude magnitudeof Ialtude Ialtudeof of the triumph trumpl and ptftl profiting by an ex experience exprenc perience whioh has bl made mde him hi one of the theWhile thebt prenc honmen i AmmO tok nOohanC bt While it was possible for him to bav bavdrawn bae baedrawn drawn a fine finish he preferred to cllnc cllncthe ollnchtbe the race so that there could be no posslb posslbchance p06llbechance chance for a dispute when the wire Ire was waipassed waspa passed passedRKDFERN aed RKDFERN l LET8 TB OVT A LINK LINKSo LINKSo So keeping Ormondale clear of his neares nearesrivals nearest nearestrival8 rivals and snaking him up at the slxteentt slxteenttpole 81xteenthpole pole for a final rush to victory Redfen Redfennever edfem edfemnever never turned around but kept on in triumph triumplto to the end And a regal triumph it was wastoo wutoo too For when Ormondale came home homealone homealono alone followed by the strugglingTimber strugglingTimberall HttuC lncTimbor lncTimbortMm ky kyFlI FlI tMm P of ofaU all he beauneyed suneyed Yet et his victory while whilemeritorious whilemoritorious meritorious and andfa1rly fairly ed nd squarely lIq ar lyon lyonoannorp1aoe won woncannot cannot oannorp1aoe place him upon the thepIMa pinnacle which whichother blch blchother other Futurity winners have reached reachedfillies reaohedBomeof Bomeof the beIIt twoYlUoold colt and andftJlleI fillies of the theJoar year did not start In the bi bithe big bigrace race eo that Onnondale until he hi proved provedthe the master of these sterling sterlln youngsters youngsterscannot ounpters ounpterscannot cannot be crowned king kingI kin kinItouohed I touched him four times timMWith with thewhlp thewhlpsaid I blp blpa1dRedlern said a1dRedlern Redfern to Andrew AndrowMtller Miller and trainer trainerWelsh trainerWe1 Welsh h after the race and that waa to wake wakehim j1akehim him up at the start After that Ormondalo Ormondaloran ran kindly and truly He had a world worldof worldof of speed and could nave run away from fromthe rromthe the field with consummate ease had I per permitted peru1tted mitted him to do BO But under restraint restrainthe reetri nt nthe he held them all safe although I rode him himbut himut but ut at the end to make sure of the race raceAfter raceAft After r his work at Saratoga remarked remarkedWelsh remarkedWeleh Welsh I felt sure that he would b be the theFuturity theFuturity Futurity winner He is one of the best bestyoungsters beetyounllstor youngsters I have ever trained and I be believe belIeve lieve he has a brilliant future He pulled pulledup up perfectly sound and could have run runthe runthe the race right over again If it had been beennecessary I Ineceasary necessary You can say that the mere merefact merelaot fact that I have trained a Futurity winner winnerhas winnerhas has satisfied me beyond words I am the thehaimiest thehannlest haimiest man in the world worldThere worldThero There were no excuses e011 for tornmber Timber who whoran whoran ran his race Re showed the form that thatmade thatmade made bun conspicuous early In the season seasonand Ile8Nnand and was as fit M Rogers could get him himBelmere himBelmere Belmere who was turned over to Burlow Burlowby Burlowby by Madden at Saratoga was fairly beaten beatenafter beatenafter after receiving a faultiest ride rideIrom from Bu Buchanan Buchanan chanan Bums said that Flip Flap was wasknocked W1lknock knocked knock back right after the sUrt and nd that thatshe thatshe she lost so much ground it was Impossible Impossibleto inipo lble lbleto to do any better with her Kurokls moo rocowas moowu was an improvement over anything he has hasdone hBadone done before and a further improvement improvementmay may bo looked for Trainer Joyner Jo er wan waninclined wuincUned inclined to blame the defeat of Woolwich Woolwichupon oolwlchuPQnthe upon uPQnthe the Rendoff but those th at the t e start startsaid tartsaid said that Mr Belmonts colt got o away as aswell 811well well as any but was simply outrun outrunand outrunand and hi the general scramble was wuplnched wuplnchedaIflO pinched pinchedoff aIflO off so that be could never get up upIn upIn In addition to the tS3 133880 SO that thatent went to tohe totbe tbe he winner Timbers share was l 08333 08333vhlle 08333while while BelmereB share llbarewu was tVlM87 UIIIII1 An Anidditlonal Anaddltlonal idditlonal 12 2000 000 went to Mr MacDonough MacDonoughbile for nomlnatug the dam ofthelnner ofthelnnerWhUe WhUe bile 11750 11 7 O went ent to Madden for nominating nominatinghe nominatingthedame thedame he dams of Timber and BelmereTHE Belmere BelmereTHE THE OTHER BICES BICESThe R4CJIIThe The defeat of Dave Johnson ona craok craokprinter craokIIprinter printer and weight carrier Rosebentln Ro eb niln the thefell theI FlU fell Handicap for threeyearolds and up uprard upward I ward at six furlongs furlon on ontbemcin themcln track trackind trackWIll WIll probahly the bll t dleappolatment dleappolatmentof of the day Roeebon ploklldup 129 pounds poundsand and as fie had won other races against againsthe ap1nsttho tho he same meldnd kind of hones es with th heavier im imtosts Impoetaltu poetaltu tosts itwu believed that thathehad he had the race racet raooat at t bis mercy meroyOpeninlat7 Opening at 7 to 5be II he was wasoing W88pounded pounded down to 0 10 favorite h18owner h18ownergoln goln oing up and down the lineplacing ga a 110000 110000ommlssion 10000 10000con con ommlssionLady lonIMy Lady Amelia with withl2S 12S pounds was waun wauniadded an andded iadded dded starter and so was Pasadena a but buthe buttllefonner tllefonner he former waa passed DUBed1p up by the wise fra fraemity friaternit ternit emity even at ihellber the liberal l odds of ote a to tol tolOraz 1 1IrazUllo Oraz IrazUllo l1owho who was in receipt of otfttte fifteen fifteenounds n nJJOundafr9m JJOundafr9m ounds from Roeeben Ro t WM backed down to tourgiwas toeixes eixes whUe HP wmtney Prince Ham HamburgWuwho burgWuwho urgiwas who in receipt of eleven poundsrom pounds oundlfrom from rom Rosiben Boe beD went up to eights eightsThe eI hts htsThe The start was onlyfalr onlYdratr C I dY dy Amelia Ameliaice D1ellaPrince Prince ice Hamburg and an Rcaeben D getting gettingyi Ietttnsay ay way yi rwith th the others sloWtp elent to begin Rose Rosee Roselen ncebon bon len bad the e outside position and waa severallengtbe several severalway severalengths engths behind Prince Hamburg who whoras whowu ras pressing Lady Amelia hotly in the run runip runup up ip the baokstretoh Lady LedAmellawlth LedAmellawlthher Amelia with withler her ler usual Ulualearly eariy speed need continued her fast fastlight rutfliabt light to the Bead of the stretch where wherejllelll here hereONeillw ONeillw jllelll went nt to work with Roseben in earn earnt earne e t Hildebrand however b bad out Q1JtPrince Q1JtPrinceBambuis Prince PrinceTmburg Tmburg loose e and u be rushed to the therent thefrout rent after being stralchtened ned out he oar oaried oarried ied Lady Amelia and Kosebeo wide Then Thente Thenhe he te stood I a aI long drive driveaDd and th though b he hewu hewube1u was wasng be1u ng worn W om down at attbto the end dJeon be won b bnose by a aleo leo In IUI5 wltb bIft o1Oains 110 lit at the end ihat be beat Lady Us UsanOl8 I anOl8 nose for the place placewere Someperaontt were were inclined to toftnd find fault faultAnd faultwlthONelUfI wlthONelUfI handllncot And ling of Roseben Roe beu while whilethen whileothelll then were ere satisfied with theexplanation theexplanationhat the ex tion tionthat that hat he didnt relish reI1IIhtheouppy the cuppy condition conditionf of f the track Previous winners of oUhls this race raceere I were ere Lady Violet Butterflies Butt rfU Gotham Gothamirnament OothamOrnament Ornament Mlm MIriira Mlrlftl Previous Waring Waringndicap WaringICoburlf ICoburlf KincPepper tJDotOunandHam tJDotOunandHambur bur Belle BelleTbeOjel1lnA TbeOjel1lnA eveDtwali the tn uaUral uaUralSteeple Steeple BandJcp ndicap at about two mile mileIthony mtlfa mtlfawlthionytourfltart wlthionytourfltart Ithony four starter Thbmaa 1b bniaaHltch bniaaHltchoock Hltch Hltchk oock k Jlr a Phantom a blcfi hlahoMJUJIlPOt hlahoMJUJIlPOtrae class Jumper Jumperasa rae asa a maI21 magnetic etIofa favorite TOfthl a at to oddst tnfetieh tnfetiehpmtort fDj DiImeIIoJera oJera pmtort M Io May ri t Sol 1 LWrU itta ittaX1 X1 wi 1 ii inirwiiA obih l h f 1 1 i r 0 j t 1 l
00 H m MimM i f J tUie J flu fluhorn ut I I1iODtalirreoolnbmodOIuli horn 1iODtalirreoolnbmodOIuli and thecombineddub housebaoktn housebaoktnhim b okln oklnhim him extensively NltnUe was wall secondI secondIfavor fIIOJI l Iii Iiifavor favor favor but after runnlnrlaat lunnln l4lt all ntheJay iheWa iheWahe he f felltitho ell nt i tho final obstacle ob taolePnaDtom taolePnaDtomIhowed Fnanto Fnantoshowed showed in front for threiHctuarrters th qwurt of ami amiand amlle amlleand and then thnpe gave wayto artnPlgaI Pagan Bey l who r rin ran ranbithe in bithe the ooIQI1iofOou1d colors of Oould Brolcaw Coming ComingBey Comln to toth th nterJlimp for tho eoond tmePapn tmePapnBel Bey wt jta tile pacemaker ps ker followed closely b bplok by byDokRotietis plok DokRotietis R bprj8 and Pnantom Rpundln Rpundlnwentto ItounatnglInto Into e okstretch forthelallt time y ywentto wentto the front trontagainwlth again with Phanto PhantoneVerto Phantom PhantomDeverto neVerto Deverto be behoeded h ceded the Meddler gelding geldlnifrent geldingwlnnluire wlnnluire allybya length and aMIUrom aMIUromDlckR DlckR ortewbo was eiht Ieoghtln IeoghtlnItrent ifrent of Pagan Eey The Theracewl18 race was run i i4H In InI 4H I ttbe the previous winners of the even evenbelnfc event belnfc bel ll Article Plalo Irma n Rlskig lJ lain g But ButAdjldaumo BunAdJl AdJl Adjldaumo pumoand and Caller Callerihere CalIerA here A was a tumble forthe form t rm playeiIn playei playeraIn In theaeoond the nd event a aOve five and a half furfon furfonsprint furlong sprint straightaway etraightawarfor fortwoyear oldi oldiJi oldtTo twolear Ji u Hollands Bauble BaubloandAugull and August Belmont BelmontLadsarioh BelmouteLadlllrlon Ladsarioh th the two choice finished f fback far farbaok back in the ruok The winner turoe turoeup turned turnedup up in R R Angarolas Sir Carutbers reoentl reoentlpurchased recently recentlypurohaeed purchased from R B Smathen an 8 to toshot 1 1shot shot who got home in a driving finis flnlllh flnlllhby 1 by a headliis VljU owner cleaning up 7600c 7600csuccess 711OOonhili hili success eucc I Andrews Millers Inglesldi Inglesldia12 Inl 8lde 8ldea12 a12 to1 shot trained by Tom Welsh W Jsb ra rasecond ran ran1l second 1l with a head over James JameeR R Keene Keene1Bribery KeeneBribery Bribery a itliok looking looklngftlly filly by Voter VoterHandmaid VoterHandmaid Handmaid who was backed from 30 to todown 1 1down down to sevens sevenlThe The latter had a alenKth alenKthover ten gt gtover over Gary another good thing thlnglowered lowered t tsevens to toII sevens II vene who wno tired to the last sbiteentl sbiteentlran abteentbThe The winner WII in front all the AY and ran the dlstanco In 108 The clubhou clubhoulost olubhouseIOdt lost heavily heavton on Bauble BaubleFrank Bub1eFrank Frank iarrells Farrells Stroller a bone tl tllikes that thatJrolnl likes soft going opened a 0to 6 favorite favorltin favoritein in the thefl1tb fifth event at a mile mUeand and a furlong furlongbut furlongbut but he went up in the betting to isto istobecause II IIbeoau because e of the heavy play on William Asto AstoChanters AetorOhanlers Chanters Novena who was backed dow dowto downto to 6 to a Liohtensteln bet betl2OO 12000 on Strolle Strollelunge BtrollerwhUe whUe Joe Ro nnd Eddie uurkeled the theplunge lunge on Novena with Joe Hayman an anob and andDob Dob ob Tucker backing 8 8 Browns AIIOO AIIOOBelle A oot ootBelle Belle at threes Stroller went to the front fronas frontBa as soon as the the gate was sprung and se sea eet I Ia a fast pace to the head of the stretch Then Thenit I it was that Crimmuw sneaked Lord Badge 8 to 1 through on tho rail and us spot spotas lIoon as the old fellow was let down he folrljromped folrlj talrlyromPKl romped home a winner by half a dozen dozeilengths dozenlengths lengths in 184 45 II Stroller stood a drive driviand driveand and held the place from Novena by i iiowexpectatlons a alength length and a half Asoot Belle ran far be below iowexpectatlons low expectations and finished last lastFor lutFor For the last race raceata at a mile and a sixteen sixteenon lIixteentb lIixteentbon on the turf the smart operators could se senothing II Onothing nothing hut First Mason the blgges blggesbet blagelltbet bet placedon this old horse being a ftCO ftCOcommission tOO tOOoominlllflion commission by Frank Tyler Flret Masoi Masoiwas Muonwu was pounded down to 4 to6 to Ii with J A Ben Bennets n nnetll nets Pretension also in much demand demamaPIS demanda13 aPIS to 6 Pretension went off in front fronas frontas as if it was all over but he noon tired ant antGrapple and andOr Grapple Or ppl a threeyearold tlJ ye3Jold colt by Wools Woolsthorpeat Woolsthorpe thorpe thorpeat at 40 to 1 took command at the heai heaiof hOidof of the stretch and though First t Misoi Misoiwont MiHonwont wont after him like n whirlwind he wa wadriven wall walldrlon driven home a winner by a length and i ihalf a I half in 148 1 8 JlS First Maaan M Jn had six length lengthover lengtJoer over Pretension Picten lon There wan a n rumor rumothat rumorthat that the winners victory might be pro protested prote8ted tested on the ground that Edward C Corneai Corneaihad mgan mganhad had an interest in him but no such aotioi aotioiwas was 411 resorted to Grapple ran in the nanvof nanv namoof of D H Birnee with Green B Morris hi hitrainer hili hilitrainor trainer and it was rumored at the tracl traclthat I Ithat that a number of horses formerly ownei owneiby owned ownedby by Corrigan would nin nsnln in future undo undothe I Ithe the auspices of this thl combination Fire FireMason FlltMaHon Mason was possibly short of work workThe workThe The summaries summariesInaugural 8ummarl8fjFIRST FIRST R4C11 R4C11Inaurur1 Inaugural Sterpleelijse handicap for four fourabout rourJrroldA JrroldA aod upward 1000 Addld 8nort couroe couroeab about ab ul two miles milesHorit Horit and Afff J in Jocltiit Hetttng tJrlnf Fin FinPhantom r rDick Phantom 4 lMn i 7io 7 1 1Dick Dick Roberta l42Orantjand 81 SIII8 8S J JFacanBeyt 20 20Pran Pran FacanBeyt ReI 167J Kelly 81 85 8 a aMtral Iltrale Mtral ltrale arldIIRodrotlc ied ltIBodrock 7 f10 f10Ml 1110alrt Ml Time 411 411Good Good atart won wonTlh raally Ill Phantom ntolD b a 4 b bJritralnedbr bMeddlerDemblrr MeddlerDemblrr owntd II T Hltcbcock HltcbcockJr Jr Jritralnedbr lralnld b C Klernan KlernanSECOND KlrrnanaEOOIfD SECOND BACT BACTSelllnri JlACRelllnr Selllnri for twoyearoldi Ioearohl 1000 ooo added allow allowmew 1I0w 1I0wnce5laat mew nce5laat lut five and a half furlonca rurtoars Xuturlty IJWrJlY course courseHorn coursem Horn ana Aee H JUIi1 JocKtv vtmng m i17 i17Lnf Fin FinSlr m Slr 5aruther fb n 2 i 1 BMiller Sl SlInrlealdei Inrlealdei W1 W1Bribery HiXI iIt It t r r71 Lnf Bribery ef MUrDanleli i 7t ai 3 3ryzii ryzii icesr icesratabond2 71 2 2out out 201 HI 6 6arab atabond2 atabond2Remlncton2 arab nd 2 lit L Rmllb RI 31 8 8Remlnrkln Remlncton2 Remlncton2OentlaniJ 2 nD Collins 1 RI 7 7Oenlln OentlaniJ 2 I OTWUhard 117 Wllhard soi 1 101 a aBatible3 Rf Batible3 7Wllex ISS I 84 84r nlY tri tt f t r i eMor1 ny sl 3t 10 10Honeywell I Ioneywell Honeywell 2 04Bniaiel lool 401 U UKzproMlnfJ IIFaprMlnr KzproMlnfJ 2 81 Vll lIon on251 211 101 It ItDodlna 12DOOln2IIOOnenI21 Dodlna DOOln2IIOOnenI21 3 MQre OQreen n Ul 61 6111 61118IuePlrale2I05Rurn II IIniuePlraJt2 niuePlraJt2 8IuePlrale2I05Rurn 101nurn iSrt ei 8114 8114Donora u uDonora Donora 2 MBrown gS8rownt sja1 701 It ItTime UTIme Time 108 108OpocJ 108SI atart drtvlnc Sir Carutbera b o b bby OpocJ iwqn 7 WO SI m J ra n nbrJPlt brJPlt by Jr Flliislmmonj lmmGta lmmGtaTUllIO TBIRD RACI RACIFall RACIFII Fall JIandlcapi fcr threeyearold Ih etr olda and upward upward2ooo 12000 2ooo added au Ia furlonp main track trackHone t ra lI Hone 110 ant IIn Age t in Jr odt v Urtlnt ntl Fin FinPrinceHamburc112Hildebrand FnFrln PrinceHamburc112Hildebrand Frln HmburrJl2 HU 1rbrand 81 91 811 811Roaeben413IIOXrlll I IRoieben4 Roieben4 Roaeben413IIOXrlll 128ONeill 10 0 3S 2 2ljuly 2h 2hlady lady Amelia 113W 123 Vllavls Davis 81 31 31Hoee 3 3ROM ROM of IMwn 9 3107lIlIa 107SIiaw 151 61 61ClfarllinterS 81ClraI1hrbler3 ClfarllinterS ejVilfj as 201 111 i iraxlallo II IIOrulallo4lII Orulallo4lII raxlallo USW Knapp Knapp 81 l 21 21Gold 8 8Oold Gold Kn tnemrl mtl3 3107 107Fountain201 ounlln 201 sl slnDkalon4 7 7Tokalon4IRomnelllI51 Tokalon4IRomnelllI51 nDkalon4 103 Romanelll 161 81 81audenal100iSmUh 8 8Pallldm8 Pallldm8 audenal100iSmUh 100 I IImllll SOI 101 101reena II IInen nen reena 3 10Creamer 151 8110 8110Coupled IlIDCoupled Coupled Time 114 16 16Fair IliFaIr Fair BUrt won drlvlnf Prince Hamburrtil o oby Ia a by Hambun JlambulIHaorl Maori onned hr H P Whitney Whitneyrained Wbllnetralnrd rained by J w Hog Rorers RorersPIITII era eraSelllnc PIITII RACK RACKSflllnr Selllnc for threeyearold and upward 11001 11001dded 11000added added one mile and a furlonc furloncllorKt lul1onrIloAt llorKt and Aet Wl Jotkfj Jock Billing Fin Finx x rdUad eS IDS Crimmins 81 at l lrollera 1 tol 1 I grN m iA in rollera IM ONeill ISS even e 2 i iJovcn f fNovrn Jovcn S 3 81 alMlllrr Miller 2 45 45I 4 I IH H I F Wllllama4 4 l08RomaneHIN SOl 71 4 4ai 4sal sal ai 4 10flMorlarty 100 1II0rI4rt 71 7121 7121AKol 31 t tscot AKol scot Belle 3 WAiihworth Sl even a aTime Il1mr Time 154 114GIKId 45 45Goad Goad atari lal1 won 01 eaally reall Lord Uadre b t 8 by byadje b bndre1Iotklnlt ndre1Iotklnlt adje Mocking Bird owned and ud trained oy W L Lliver LOller Oller liver IIXTII x RACK RACKFor ci ciFor For thrctyeiroldi and upward 1200 added addedenallle addrdpenalUes penalUes enallle and allawancea one mile and a sixteenth sixteenthn on n the turf turfHorn Horn 110 ant n A AII c VTt Joeleri Betttng BtmnllFln BtmnllFlnOrapplea Fin FinrappleS rappleS lllMortarty III MortartY1 4 M 151 l limilajionS 114 114FlfllIdllOnIIlIlDvl FlfllIdllOnIIlIlDvl imilajionS lllWDavl 4 41 is isretenslon4liaMartm 2 2Prelen8Ion41I3Jdrlln retenslon4liaMartm ISs 010 lo loomroyWaddell31liEjTie 61 61Tommy Tommy omroyWaddell31liEjTie WaddeIJJIILLlIr tol al 4 4lrRalph8 4HlrJlaIb810RwKnpp HlrJlaIb810RwKnpp lrRalph8 10HW Knapp 121 41 6 6tamrlocOroiuKl 6pxJ tamrlocOroiuKl 5108 Dliflna I 201 oi 8 8adl m lg lgSailor adl pxJ anceS Ill Mclntyre Sre 401 101 7 7allorBorl Sailor allorBorl Do ls lahard aol tol 8 8udf 8Judre Judre udf e Hlmet S 5 118 Burns jl61 151 tl tlyron4 II IITyron4IISDuIIman Tyron4IISDuIIman yron4 H8IJulIman jt I 81 l 10 10Time I Time 148 a aGood aa aaGood Good atart lIrt won 110 nd drtvlnt Grapple Ie b e eLI I by byoolathorpe WOOJatbo1PeEmbraee oolathorpe Kmbrace owned by b I D H Barnes Barnesrained lIrntltralnld rained by b Green B Morrl MorrlInternational UOnlaIntemaUonal I International Chen ChenBAKUEN ChenseCal seCal C b nllp ello TIll s if ifBAnIdEN BAKUEN Germany Oeorm DY Aus eTbe The twelfth twelfthound weltthround round of ths International chess masters mastersDumament muterstournamentwa tournamentwa Dumament was contested at the theConcordlo theConcordlohere Concordla Concordlaere here ere todar Janowskl JanolIklwon won his fame Ca 10 from fromohn tromJohn John ohn Marshall defeated Burn Maroory Maroorycored 1laroozyscored cored o BltalnltJeonhl1rdt aln t Leonhardt Tachlgorln de desated delested sated Mleses 111 nd DdB Bernstein rl telnluooumbed telnluooumbedto luscumbed luscumbedThe to RUeChtln The carne between Octti Octtind OcthchaU chaU and Alapln BardeIehen anel Berjer BerjeraDd aDd nd Wolf RndBchecht n neoord rweredrawD The Thereoord eoord to date dateWon datetrOlllD Won trOlllD Loil Wen Lot LotUpln Lo LoAlapln Alapln Upln 4W 7 71i UonhMdt Leonbdlil 8 7 7rdeteben 7IlardelebeD IlardelebeD rdeteben s 5 Marocrv s a arer 4Blrrer Blrrer rer M UarthaU a IImtela I Irnatela rnatela eii m m U Mleaea 4 4urn 7 7Burn Burn urn 5i s J Schleehter Schleehterottachall 4 4OOllacball ottachall t tiiiowaltl 7 SUechlnr c 4M 4 7 7Jnolfll Jnolfll iiiowaltl 8 8hn 2 JlCblrorta rigii rigiilUclns 7 7John John hn 4 7 Wo I II i 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Aiiderin AiiderinIsaac a d Isaac MaekleReMp a kle ep fot 0 tlHoMywot tlHoMywotTom at UOlIwood UOlIwoodo Tom o 8hrman s rJllanJi was sntHfedpUt snif r lut In Inthe the flri flriround lJ lJround round of the D IU Golf Clublhvitatlon tburn tburnmentyesterdar tou toumentt mentyesterdar mentt terdar by Jerome Trayers Travertjed tlje dtife dtifebeing t t thelnr being by 2 and I after a splendidly pUyi pUyimatch pllyelh pllyelhn1 match n1 tcb He won wonbotlisc both score riniledahLld medal add prfs prfsdents pml pmldent dents dent cup lest rpar Yrar and after winning tl tlscore the thescore score score medal n al this time to tain plnthe the final flnllwlll flnllwlllthenext wi withe the thenext next bes s tblnB tblnctoimIlJncotr to pulling off the doub doubevent double doubleeveDt event eveDtAll i iAs As the morplnc matches matcl el cwereendlnlZ were end IBB IBBweary tet tetear weary ear and ditstr hobo iiriwrnP Inkemptol of bear bearsnd buid buidand and with a blomorh nose riOH had tho then nerve neto netowllk t twilk wilk up on the1 thelolubhoiJae clubhoiue veranda and ru rushoulders rub rubaboulder shoulders wlththe 1llth the members before berorethecore berorethecoreboard the scoi scoiboard board The Thcllervl serrsnts ltiJsr spotted him himandc and calle calleoa l1ed l1edon oa Will WUlNori Noribn n the professional profe loDaI to runoi runoithe nill lnt lntthe the Intruder Norton made a good ood trj I Ispite In InIIplte spite of a stiff fight put up 1J1b by the hobo n nhad net nethad had his II II roan pinned agalniV aplnlftl the ewall wall before beformaking beforemaklnlr making the discovery that the tramp trampwfI trampwfI8amuoiAUen wa waSsrauol Ssrauol 8amuoiAUen Allen of the greens committee I Imasquerade In InlI1uqurade masquerade There was u an amateur circus circugoing circusaolnll going on near by In which the Deal Dealllocletr Dealllocletrfolks soclet socletfolks folks did stuits for charitys charltysll8ke sake and Allen Allenbd All Allhad had come across lot 10 to show aho his makeup makeupThe mabuPThe The sernlflnal matches mat hos for the president presidentcup presld nt ntCuP cup brought brou lbt out a nineteen nlnet en hole holecon contei conteibetween t tbetween between Travers and William Frew th thPlttaburger tbe I IPlttlburer Plttaburger The Utter wall 1 up st tthe tthet th thturn turn t mbutloetthelead but lost the lead br byukln taking three put puton pulllon on the short thirteenth hole after Iftercettbill Iftercettbillto gettlrii gettlriito to the green In a better place thsnTraverl thsnTraverlTravers tban Tranrt TranrtTrllera Travers iron the fourteenth In S And hewouli hewoulihave be would wouldhave have had at least I t II half on the slxteentl slxteentlbut slxteentbbut but for the bungle of an Iron shot Non Noneven No Noeen even again Frew sliced his next tee she sheInto ebot ebotInto Into the bushes and so presented the hole holito holeto to Travers The latter took a cleek for thi thihome tbe tbebome home hole to make certain c taln of A 4 but hi hiWB be bewils WB wils short on tha th approach put and andFre andFrestunII Frei Freistung stung him for the hole 4 to J Travers TraT r die did 44 428 and Frew M 4 4492 4492The 4402Thelleller The Thelleller gallery that trooped out to see the Mi Midecided tfe tfedecided decided witnessed a sensational finish on onthe ontheflrat thi thifirst first extra hole Frew wss absolutely I olutely dead deacfor deadtor for a 4 with Travers fourteen or slxteer slxteerfeet IIlxteenfeet feet away The Nassau Na eau boy took on hli hlialuminum hiliIlumlnum aluminum putter and sent a pat as straight straightas as a t0 tl on Ormondale bang ban Into the hole holifor holefor for a 1 and the match matchFour mat h hour Four our up at the turn with Ralph Peteri PeteriJr retenJr Jr the strokes being 4S to 48 8 Sherman die dienot didnot not have much cause to worry worr going out outIn outIn In his end of the semifinal Now Pcten Pctenstruck Peterastnlck struck the speed of a cannon cannon ball expresi expresiuntil elpr lls llsuntil until he was but t down with 1 to play pia The Thehalved They Theyhahffi halved tho sixteenth and Sherman Shfrmnwontbe Shfrmnwontbecen won the theseventeenth seventeenth cen nth through laying a stymie Play Playing PI 11 11Inlf ing out for their cards Sherman showed i a 42 and nd Peters A 3D 3 making the totals respec respectively respectlveh tively 85 and 88 88Sherman 86Sherman Sherman Is wonderfully long on the tee teeshots teeRhotll shots ana on the first two holm In the th final finalhe finalhe he had Trovers Trnel1lpl playing yln the odd After that thatthe thattht the Nassau boy bo had Ihe t he better of the drives drivesand drlvtfland and second shot hoUo while wblle he was Aluo 1I1 0 very verysteady verystead steady In putting This 1h Is a different dlrrtrenI1rRVffI dlrrtrenI1rRVffIIrom Ira vere verefrom from the morning remarked Dr John M MDyers Myelll Dyers yelll of Dyker Meadow Then fh n he seemed seemedlead flellmedlead lead now Trnvera Is all quicksilver and nervepower nerve nenepowr power powerSherman Sherman needed hut one put on tho th flnt flntgrain ftntgrMn grain while l rovers took three of them thembut thembut but he evened up the loss Of first blood by bywinning bylnnhllt winning th tbll soocnd hole where Sherman Shermandid did the trlplf putting putt In act actOn actOn On the th third Travers popped his inaahleshot inaahle Inashlehot shot into the bunker and Sherman won In t tA 4A A beautifully b autlfulh played 5 gained Travers the thefourth thefourth fourth and after n half In e Travers became becamei i I up by a 3 on the sixth He added the next nextthree DeoItthree three to his roll the ninth despite the only onlyhooked onlshooked hooked drive made by tJ Trsvers In the th rnntoh rnntohthe matolithe the strokes being 4 3 and C This Thl made the theNassau theNOMIIU Nassau youngster onn ter 4 up and 41 Uat at the turn turnto turnto to 45 4 for Hhonnsn HhonnsnTravers fihermrtTrnTeI1I Travers played to carry the bunker from fromthe 1111111the the tenth tenthlneteoad Instead of using a deck a Is usually UlluallYdone done her he and getting lI ttln8 Into jbe thelll hazard hazardIn ari1 ari1throullh throullh thff rash procetdlnll Ibennan won wonIn In 4 A half followed ln4 and next D xt throua throuaan throu1ian an over put In trying for a 4 Sherman won tn tntwelfth the thetwelfth twelfth In In 5 to e eTwo e1wo Two down with but six to play Sherman Shermanmade SbermanmildI made a Titanic effort to stem the tide flowlnr flowlnragainst lIowlnacalnet against him theresult the result being a llnlsh In Idea Ideagolf IdelllIfoll golf Both were on edge and plalnrwltb plalnrwltbIIuperb Playing with withsuperb superb results and methods They halved halvedthe halvtdthe the thirteenth In n fourteenth In 5and andtht andtht42a tha tha42S 42S yard fifteenth In 4 Travers here having havingten a aten ten foot try for a 3 while Sherman Sbermanwu was on onthe oJtbe the edgejjf edge Or the green In J The sixteenth sixteenthwhich IxteenthWAS WAS R hlill n II Travers mlulnll a short put putwhloh which made him dormle 2 Ther Tbe halvedthe halvedtheseventeenth balvedthelRventeenth seventeenth In 3 and nd now a victor Travers Traversdrove TratetJIdroe drove the J4S 241ard yard home hole and ended with withanother I Ianother another 3 for a 70 to 82 The card was wasTravera wuTr Travera Tr 5 5 5 8 a 4 3 i 111 111Sbrrman 41 41Snrrman Snrrman 4 8488454 S II II 4 5 4 84 84Travers11 45 45Traven Travers11 Traven 5 488545 4 e 3 4 5 1 S87J S87JSherman aJll7tShrnnan Sherman 4 4535453 Ii S Ii 4 5 a 43781 43781PresUenta 41782Prell PresUenta Prell rntll CUD CUoSemlnllalJrrome Sfmlflnsl Jfrome D Trovers TroversNaasau T vffNl vffNlNaalu Naasau beat William Frew Ptltaburg by 1 up upnineteen upnlnelern nineteen holm T 1 U Sherman Utica beat JUlpS JUlpSPeters RAlpbleLers Peters Jr Midland by b 3 up and nd 1 110 to play playfinal pili pilinnITraVPIII final nnITraVPIII Trayers beat Sherman br b 2 up and ndl ndlto 1 1Governor to pIli pIliOovemora h Governor Cup Cu Remlnnal SemlftnalL L P Qwyer SI SIwanoy I IanD wanoy anD bent W T West Camden Camdrnby by 4 up and 3 to toplay toplay play A D Swords Morrlatown Field Ilelc1btt beat Alfred AlfredNathan AllrtdNathan Nathan Deal I by 4 up an an1 2 to play playn play playlInalSwords n lInalSwords nal Swords beat Gw GNer er by i I up upCLnd and 2 210pl 210plThird toplay toplayThird Third Cup CUpSomInnalJ8 Swnlnnal J S Martin Plttibdri PlttibdribeatI PItUbullbeI beatI I Whltlock Deal by br2 2 up and nd 1 to play playJ pia piaJ J H Turner Ttlm r Jr Deal beat beaI1 VA A Furman Prince Princeton 10 ton O C by 1 up U Klnal I I Mbnn MbnnAI Martin beat AI Turnerby Turntr b1 1 up upFourth upFourtllQupSrmltlnalP Fourth FourtllQupSrmltlnalP Cup Semlflnal P A Proal Seabrliht Seabrlihtbeat Sebl1l1b1bal beat J F Shanley Jr Deal by fup 4 up and S 310 to play playM pl plM M U Thurston tlOMVllles beat bCatlIoward Howard Steele SteeleDeal SletleIHAI Deal by b 5 up And 3 to play playKlnal pia piaVlnalPr Klnal VlnalPr Proal aJ beat Thuurttonbr 4 uo and ncl 3 to plu pluGreena IluoGreeuCommllleeCupFtnl Greena GreeuCommllleeCupFtnl Committee Cup Pint round roundno B 0 Fulltr FulltrApawamlt llIIerAptlwamla Apawamlt beat Arthur Havemeyer SeabrtgW SeabrtgWby by 2 iipand 1 110 10 play IIly9U S U Bowers Brooklawn Brooklawnlay nrookla nrooklabell bell Scoll Rcftmmtil Trenton by 4 up IUId I to toplay play lay R B Stoutenburgh l neal eal beat C F F Ablttrom Ablttromr blalromJr Jr r Newark by 4 up and 3 to plat R Havemeyer Havemeyere IfvemeYtitabl1rbtbe1 itabl1rbtbe1 e brlht beat W VIxingDeal b 0 2up up and nd 1 110 110pl to toSemifinalBowers pl SemifinalBowers mlnn IlJowera beat btIJouJler Fuller by 8 up uand and andt r 1 to pl RtoutenbutebL bealHAnm yer by 1lnalSlOulrnbulllb t Bowers by bY1 1 up upn Ur nine nineDe9Cupnret ne neleen leen holetl holetloAI De9Cupnret oAI CupFtf1ll Round nounclU H L Bond Jr Ualll Uallltore IJalllrnofl rnofl tore heat A Aan Van Dyck DklIul Ueal by S un upend and 8 elO elOpl to toilay pl ilay H V Keep En Pnrlnroocl lewood beat W h McSheai McSheaiUlaotlcCUyby7un UlaotlcCUyby7un and 5 to play MA Mackey MackeyMlantlc MackeyAllanUc Mlantlc City CII beat be1III M A Wlfon 11IOn Dial Dt I by S lIup up and andI 110 410 I to play J T Smith Newark a bye byeSemtnnalKeep i SemtnnalKeep 1 brat Bond by b 3 up Smith Smithe Smllhbrat brat e t Mackey by a up and 1 110 to play playFinalKeep pl plYlnIKeep FinalKeep beat Smith by 2 2up 2upOptn up upOpen Open Handicap ndkp Eighteen Holea Holraa Q H Bowlertosevlllr Bowler tosevlllr 89 1377 S I II Bowem no1Ir Brooklawn BrooklanM M 16 B 11711 7I R A Walerbnry Elizabeth 111 2 13N 13NVJ U UC C VJ J Llbalre Navealak 84 14SO 14eGJuon Jawn Rogem Rogem3eal Rote RoteDeAl DeAl II 514st 14111 R B Stoutenburth SklulrnburrhI Deal tI1IS si Utt UttHired U31AJlfldNlhab AJlfldNlhab Hired Nathah Deal DeIT S7 11182 A Yauch aueb Weit Weithe WHtcbrsler cbrsler he ter M t ti Mt MtD M D DW W Thuratpn TbuntonRoRvllle Ro yili yiliil 01112 il 11 82 R Peters hlenJr Jr UI Midland In II 5 2 211 SI l IV IVHarke Clark Enilewood M l1li1484 H T M Shern SbefOlI SbefOlIIac1quec n Iac1quec iadaqueda 85 l 1114 4 A V VTalor TaHor Hill 118 8 12 S4 Dr Waahlngton Forett HUli IIU j IIIC va vaT 1115 T ss H H Towniend Aronlmlnk 17 Itftts ItfttsKenworthy IIP H Kenworthy Pougbkeepjile Pouablreeptle 117 7 I07j H D D5a1a DC DCDa1 5a1a South Orange Orlnce1001187G 10018 7O J Newoomb NewoombTeateheater NewoombeWtllt I Wtllt Teateheater heeler 104 10617ou 7Mr R An AnKenworthy Ai Kenworthy Jr Jroufhke JrPourbk oufhke pale 100 12M R B nninn Dfal Dfal10W 19 10W 10 R B Irwin Slwanor 108 14 14leiulet 2 F W WUlUlea leiulet Seabrifht Scbrlrlllil 101 8M N P PlIond BondV Oral OralM I I1M 1M M 10 101Ie M A A n ee n Deal 114 1141711 17 97 W WT WTFhY T Tahy FhY ahy Spring take 111 I II r rMANCHESTER MANCHESTER I IANCBJITImvt Vt Aug Ug2t1AlverlleA Ug2t1AlverlleAWhite 2fl Alrerse fj fjntite White of Boston Bolton Intercollegiate Int oUfOclate champion championcreated cbamplondel4ated created Flndlur FlndlS B Douglas the former formeratlonol lormernatlonal atlonol champion cbamplonhere h reto today Jay In Inth the ftial ftialn 811 hale1llatch lor tbe flrat PftIldltltl cup cupontbeEkwanok ontbeEkwanok n the Ekwanok links by It nup up and 0 Dtopll DtopllThe to play The he decisive defeatofthe Nassau man was wastie al aldue due tie to poor workmen ork on the putting greets greetsVhlte eeuWblte Vhlte played plaJeda a brilliant game meat at all times timesle limNHe He le recorded 7 for the morning momlncroundand momlncroundandw roundand roundandras w ras 6 up u Going out In Intbe the afternoon h hcached he her r cached the turn In M par golf II He Hewonllx Hewonllxout won tic ticut out ut of the nine hole hol and ended the thematCh match on onhe ontbe tbe he ninth green1 neen A L LWblte White and Allan AI nLani nLanitied Lard Lardled tied led for the gross jOlIIIlCOre scors prize In the be open hand I Iap cap ap at 71 1 P B MacLaugbttn took Ihe ther ther1C0re ret retcore I core prfte with a card ardol of 104IS7eThe M is 7 The Theummsry I Ilummlr ummsry r rFlnt I IFlnt Flnt Presidents Cup CUpFinal Final round A L Lo WhlU WhlUrollaaton I rollaaton beat Flnduy YlndlaS S Douglas Nataau il ilp IIup up p and 0 to play pWldancheeUr Uanche ldancheeUr wr Cuprinal roundE U Pond PotHutland Pondntltlaad utland beat WJ IFvlllN EvansNaaatu 3 up UPIII4rO and3 W WVVnnon1 P7 I VVnnon1 Cup CupFInal Finalround roUDdA AUReed IRee4LaJc IRee4LaJcWGCId Lali Lalip WGCId beat P C RobertlOa NewnaYtill 0 0 0tip tip p and 7 to play playUountam playUOUDtaln Uountam cup CupM Final Al nuad rouadoaODrreWorthhic Ceorge Worthlig toni Mount Anthony An 111011 beat F Yo H Twyeffort Donwt DonwtJ no noFie Fie d 2 up and lID pl F FJ J A Ai Jamison JamlI won ntbree three pritea yeaterdar yeaterdart ea rdaT rdaTat at t the Fox Htlli HIIIOoII Golf Club BUten Island IslandUs h1llClHII HII Us most Important Tlctory vlotolTwuearn wasearned In Inefeatlng indefroatlDr efeatlng BT AllenIn the final ftnalroUDd round for forhe ferthe the he JhElmer J Elmer ODonohuo ODonohufcupIt CUD It wwa wlIac1oee wlIac1oeemate close closelass mate but Janln won bY 2 lI Intbe IntbeCla Cla lass a A handicap Janln turned In thelowest thelowestcorn tholowflterorr corn both grow and net n t tl B 117 7 e thusapturlng thus tb18cpt cpt apturlng ufln1r that trophy Brtbat Brfha rictorr Janln Janlnron Janlnon ron the FargMt number of opolntll points awarded for forcaps forthe the Oillb handicaP thlsmont and trOt the thelpecllmontblclub lpecllmontblclub Jlr1re AleIBlldtra la lathe the ClUIIA andjDlwldJca caps are aredata I Ia data a A AoJA J A Janln lnlllia7I II tTC B BT T Allen AlIeaaa AlIeaaaJ41 M M1H J41 1H W V B 11 Hanrttpn etL4 44 00 0 W We WeSill Sparks Sill rb 1ri W HaMlIIoII I IaaBoAB aaBoAB D tRubbrd t t4I 4I tl J m I I1MvfI 1MvfI i t It Itru 11 ru l I pJ tn r rI I 1fti t iJf 1 I e H A GIII GIIIHT HU n to totl1 HT Ot tl1 f VI I tIfIJ j H e H Vj ft iI iIVI rrJI ts p pI pIN fill filloj IN C CMU MU R E oj H t f fH J i iS Jr JJ S VER I TE11ISTO 0 achlenmenl In lfJlDlorlealnd IICInllne oh mlalry hIAnlblnc been dlllcoerccI pAble nr prn prndljclnr dljclnr euoh tOntlrhtrtnIU ed preludlce Naveheltorae aad Hpln at nnt CUrro conlclrrrd a Im robb It and rpnhft rpnhftlfnnor lbe Ice ot n deep IICcfItlam lfnnor e o repar11 nermlde ao me louallrecord tkml lor boollitiand IcUm on cmy cmyHedrek I Hedrek Io I nID tR STOn CC Oentlemen Mr U il put hla hi honie bO1lllln In my bands Hwaa wen very lame lmeU lamefrom from U Di a rI ruplured turec1 tendon leadOnCloallto Clo eto hi near front frontankle 1 1a ankle and a I tnouiht the horaeirorthlrw aa a race racehone n rR hone but as OtUe OtUelIth I knew lIth he had lota of speed and anddead A Adrd dead game rJ 1 took charge of Mm and aeelnf erlnlour erlnlourdv your youradv adv dv I r bail DIG Mr Ulterbatk UUrtbatknIld rend for a bottle as asyou a you ar re aware 1Ireand and 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Pastime A C lI held ld Its midsummer midsummertrack mldummertrack track and field meet at Its ItR8round grounds Nine Ninetieth Ninetieth tieth street and the East River yesterday yesterdayand e8terda e8terdaand and there th rj was a big bhricrowd crowd of spectators lllpectatoraTbe spectatorsThe The most mOlt remarkable event of the thedawas thedawastbe da was wasthe the throwing of the 6 pound weight from fromstand fromtndwhlcb stand tndwhlcb which r resulted In In the he establishment establishmentof stabU hment hmentola of ola a new worlds record John Flanagan Flanaganof of the Irish A K C Ca was the liUthor of olthe olthef the thefeat feat f at and be succeeded suc oo In hurlingthe big bigweight billweight weight adlsUncA adlst nce of 0131 31 feet 6 inches lnobHwblch lnobHwblchsuppl which whichsupplants supplants suppl nts the former mark of 20 feet leetInehee 65 65Inchee Inchee by tiblm himself eoll at Madison Square Garden Gardenon on March 1319 12100409 M Good dasFlanaanlI ns Flanagans throw throwwas U ro1 ro1lVaII was It only secured ll ciJr d him second place as asMcDonald aaMcDonald McDonald of oftbeNew the New West BldeA BldeAOaent BldeAOaentthe G sent sentthe the mlssllo mINJl28 28 feet tl J1lJ Inches cblll and witha with a handi handicap handloap cap of 1 feet It netted d him first prize prizeJ J S Mltohel of the New York AC figured figuredon on the thellcrltchnuirkirltbFlanalllDand thellcrltchnuirkirltbFlanalllDandwllh scratch mark with Flanagan and andwith with one hand flung the weight 28 211feet feet 9 9Inches 11Incbes Inches which Is a worlds record for one hand handthrowing bandthrowlnrThe throwing throwlnrThe The fanner figure flgurlat at this style stylewas itl itlwa was 27 feet fect4lbObellb 4 inches by Mltchei at theCanadlan attheCenadlancbamplo theCanadlanchamplonshlpt cbamplo champlonshlpt Ulhlpecf of 1899 18 9o1oh John B Burke a abtirl abli btirl bli ly policeman threw th the M SO feet feetInches I ete eteInchltl Inches atf at the police and firemens sports sportsabout IIportaabout about three three weeks ago but b t It was wuleained wuleainedellterda1 learned learnedyesterdar yesterdar that the weight besidesbeing besidesbeingtwo b ldea belna belnatwo two Inches over ov r the stipulated length leutrlh1Iua leutrlh1Iuaootlple was a acouple couple of pounds short hort of weight and the theground theIIroundwas ground IIroundwas was downhill downhillThere downblll1here There was sn exciting tussle for lortlie the point pointhonors pointbonorll honors between twe n the New York YorkAC A C and irtsh irtshAmerican JrIhAmerl American Amerl n ACie A eb latter eventuslly winning winningby wbiqlntr wbiqlntrbr by a total tot 1 of soto it But tbetrophr the trophy wunot wunotawarded was not notawarded awarded for l t MieiNeVTfprk tfJeN York AO A p pro protetried protetriedlbarlel tested testedwho lbarlel Uemlnll 0 tbe Jrllh A AmfOricaD C Ciro who won the no 20lrd yafdi and was a second lit irithehundred litt thehundred thehundredAstiatl t iro Astiatl 1i sized d Crl rlotwa t created dreAted by th h friends friendsof l ridi ridiot of H it II naSBonrtf Duaon f the tllfldYOlntr Youn Mens Men sLeIIlURJ sLeIIlURJwho tesgiie tesgiiewho who a couple of hundred hun red strong marched marchedaround mlroh mlrohAround around cheering ebrtn and yelling and ad claiming claimingthat clilmintrthat that the runner won wonthe the three mile handicap handicapBasson handicap811l1On Basson himself elated that he ran a lap of ofthe ofthe the track more than th WM credited to him and andno no neea was PAIU uj Mio viukoev t 100 Yard Run Handicap Won by A 0 Johnson JohnsonNew New York A CA yards John JKler Jr Irtah IrtahA A A T rard oondCharle D mln lrUhAACH lrUhAACHyardi yardi fourth Time 10 seconds 230 Yard Run Won by Chafles Darning Irtah IrtahA A ASOv20 yard W J Keating Irish AA O 15 yarda second Theodore Newton 8t George GeorgeAC AC 20yarda1thlrti Time 23 36t seconds 440 Yard RunWon by P J Waters Irian A A fl flit it yarda Harry L Hlllman New York A 0 scratch scratchsocond socond CJ Clarke unattached 17 yarda third thirdTime Time la 35 aeooBdo aeooBdo8SO 8SO Yard RUB HanVlcap Won by James A Miller MillerJr Jr New York A C3 yardi X P Uonnera Young YoungMens Mens League 50 yards second E J Sweeney SweeneyPaatlme Paatlme ACft fardLthlrt Time J minute115 minute115Throwing Throwing ft PolandWeight from StandHandi StandHandicapWon capWon by PfJ UcDonald New West de deA A 0 a f t with on actual throw of 28 feet II lnehe lneheJohn John Flanagan Irttt AiAi C acratch second with witha a throw of 31 feett Inchn Emery fayne Mott MottHaven Haven AI C 3 feet third with an actual throw throwof of M I t JVilnchM JVilnchMPutting Putting 24pound wdfhtwlth followHandicap followHandicapWim Wim by John FUaagan Utah A A C 2 feet with withan an actualout of 34feet Inch P J UcDooald UcDooaldNew New WestMde A C5 feel aecond with an actual actualput put of30 feet 2U Inches James S V VYorkA YorkA Cj3 feetthlrd with an actual put ol gj gjard ard Run NolctWon by CbaJrta tea y yIrUh IrUh A A C J lek Xavler AA aecond ft Daven Davenport port TrinityAI Ci third Time 1 minute 2335 2335seronda seronda A AThree Three MiteRan Handicap Won by John Haya HayaStMJartholomewA StMJartholomewA C 300 yard George V Bon Bonhag hag IrtabA A O cratch aecond J P Sullivan SullivanIrtah Irtah A A C yarda third Time u mlnutea mlnuteattfiecond ttfiecond ttfiecondOConnell OConnell tit titjump jump of 21 feet 10 Inc Incscratch scratch wcoond with aJump of xa feel 3 Incbea IncbeaFFnglehardt FFnglehardt MohawkA a cratch third wltii wltiiLIXAXA LIXAXA WIS ODOXO UK CUP CUPbefeati befeati Vivian il on rtm Allowance AllowanceIn In aravesenct Bay Bejana BejanaThe The larger boata of the Gravesend Bay BayYachting Yachting Association assembled off the an anohbrage ohbrage of the Bentonburst Yacht Club at atinrner inrner Park yesterday afternoon to salt the thesecond second legjof the ODonohue cap serle serleBiE BiE Vernons Vivian II was the first yacht yachtto to finish the thirteen mile course On cor corrected rected time however the race went to tha thaIleans Ileans ownedbyD 8 Wylleofttio Atlantic AtlanticYacht Yacht Club As the Uzana wasalso the thewinner winner of the first leg soiled on July 4 the theSea Sea Gate organisation now becomes the thecustodian custodian of the covetedtrophy covetedtrophyThe The race which wias open to CUtses P and andabove above brought to tke tartlnc flve yacbU yacbUAll All the boats sailed In oneclass under the theusual usual tlm auowanc auowancThe The race was to and around the Old Orchard OrchardShoal Shoal light and return an aggregate distance distanceof of thirteen nautical mile The wind waV waVnortheast northeast glvlnir ths boats a run down the thebay bay tn all their light sails set After round roundinr inr the leewarU mark It was a dead beat beathome home The Bobtailwasthefirst to cross crossthe the line with Tobasob and Tlvlan n cloa cloaastern astern Inrunnlng before thif wind Vivian IIi IIiWaa Waa unable to overcome overcomethe the time allowance due Uzana The sum summary mary maryIIOON IIOON CLASS P AJTD AOT K m TI ODOXOWCB ODOXOWCBCVr CVr STA T 235 COntOB If KAtmCAb MIUU MIUUEltpttt Eltpttt Otntttu rtirtrt Ttmt TIRW TIRWYtthtandOwiwr YtthtandOwiwr HMa BMS BMSVivian Vivian II 8 B veroona on 20 t M30 324W 324WTabaaeo Tabaaeo J B ODnhuea 28 K OS 3 n M MBobtailF BobtailF LuekanbM 01 CO 3 II 80 3 M M MUcua Ucua ft H Wftl t 10 M 3 3a M 3 30 44 44Anona Anona llenton Broa 2S as 3 M 3 47 J JKxwroRT KxwroRT Aug 2T Tbs old Newport Newportfooters footers again oday demooatrated their1 their1ability ability to defeat the New York 30footets 30footetsIhe Ihe Carollca qwned and sailed byPembroke byPembrokeJones Jones winning Ihe cup offered byWilliam byWilliamC C Boelker defeating the Oriole by about a aminute minute The race wo made quite a society societyevent event alrge party going out on thesteam thesteamyachtMarsdatui yachtMarsdatui gueaui of VlceOommodore Henry Wallersto sea the race After tiaing SavclbcHnre on my drlvlnf drlvlnfhorae horae on what you pronounced blind spavin 1 hive hivetodsra todsra sound horse When I slartcrt he rnnlil rnnlilnottet nottet over an 818 Inthodoorway wltlioui jump jumpln ln and It was misery lo ride behind him I c n nmost most highly recommend It Trusting IhU In Information formation will be ofaervlee to you I rcmnln r rsptclfully sptclfully your U A PFIICY PFIICYKa Ka t Surtnrfleld P Jnos JnosIwlih Iwlih to carryyourSave thBIloric anrt Oint Ointment ment In stock What wllProu furnish Mmc 10 10t t uaed It on a bad curb and ujrd horse every everyday day In ray pracll c He Is entirely well and smmd smmdYour Your truly MirO W HOTCHKlss HOTCHKlssy y and permanently cure noNK ind indPfptlow Pfptlow ringbone CURn SPLINT CAPrKD CAPrKDHOCK HOCK WINUPUFK SHOP IIOIU HIIOKHN HIIOKHNindauMMINKas indauMMINKas without rArblemi horIioV horIioVof of hair Hone may work as usual METS HOLti ROWIXG REGATTA REGATTAPopolsr Popolsr brat dob of Sonlleri now in inExciting Exciting Raori RaoriThe The Metropolitan Rowing Club held its itstwentyfifth twentyfifth annual regett on the Harlem HarlemRiver River yesterday and fine weather good goodracing racing anda big cipwd nude the fixture an anenjoyable enjoyable one Owing to the large entry entryHat Hat some of theevents a novice Junior Juniorsenior senior single gigs duck races and tub races raceshad had to be postponed A avlmmlng race of ofabout about ico yards created Jots of excitement excitementand and It was won by R Moran with A Graham Grahamsecond second jmnoi DOVIL oia oiaCrew Crew No 1 J Bradj bow H Jewell stroke strokeCrew Crew No 4kJ Pfrelmer bow L Rlvoa atrclie atrclieCrcw Crcw No SJ Sullivan bow J Elliott atroVe atroVeCrew Crew No s W T Kbcrt bow R Nelaon jtroke jtrokeCrew Crew No 7 A Peker bow H Ames stroke strokeCrew Crew No 8 W OBrien bow PVotah atroke atrokeCrew Crew No A Johnson bowO Putman stroke strokeCrew Crew No 10 A Runell bow J O Regan atroke atrokeThere There were two heats The first ono was waswon won by crew Jfo 7 with No n second In 3 3minutes minutes I1H seconds In j socond heat heatcrew crew No 4 won with crew No a second ln 2 minutes MM seconds Giving to the dark darkness ness The flnsi was not rowea out will take takeplace place this afternoon afternoonkXIOR kXIOR DpDBLI DpDBLICrew Crew No 1 il Suiter bow Robert Handy Handystroke stroke strokeCrew Crew No 2 Victor Cement bow L Rlvei RlveiCrew Crew No 3 E T Clark bow J Callahan itroke itrokeThe The thre crews got under way with a aJump Jump and rowed level fo foyards yards Then gradually crew I Idraw draw ahead ana at a cjuartar of a mile h d dfinally finally won by two lengt lengtsecond second and No3 brought up the rear ilme 2 minutes J 16seoondi V VjtnndR jtnndR rotnVolof rotnVolofCrew Crew No 1 R Orahom bow C Putman t tC C Pfrelmer 3 H Oaney stroke and E Clark Clarkcoxawatn coxawatn V VCrew Crew No 2 O Proeacher bow Dr W Reaen J JH H Ames s H Jensen stroke and A Johnson JohnsoncoEswaln coEswaln coEswalnCrew Crew No I Pi Walab bow E Oroden 2 W WOBrien OBrien 3 E Cobb stroke and Or A t UcCanhy UcCanhycosawaln cosawaln cosawalnThis This was a close race For a quarter of a amile mile the crewi rowed blade for blade About Abouta a hundred yards from the flag crew No 3 3quickened quickened their stroke and won by half a alength length from crewNo l Time 2 minutes minutes8H 8H seconds ilHIOH FOB OIOS OIOSCrew Crew No4 Vlcipr Clement bow VR on 2 2coxswain coxswain coxswainCrew Crew No l Ji Callahan bow A Peker 2 J Sul Sulicr icr 3 C Pfrtlmer strokeand A Johnson coxswain coxswainCrew Crew No S W T Bbert bow K Nelson i A AKnlerlm Knlerlm a C Putnam stroke and B T Clark cox coxswain swain swainCrew Crew No 2was the first to getln motion motionand and pulling a goodsteady atroke soon shown shownthe the way Crews 1 and 3 were on even term termFacing Facing tho finish crew No 2 Improved Its Itsleadarid leadarid won by a length from crew No 1 No 3 stopped rowing Time 2 minutes 1 1seconds seconds dOBT OAB BBKU BBKUCrew Crew No I T Hunt bow J Holder 2 J Sllwr 3 W Rosen 4C Putnam S R Oraham 8 C Pfrel Pfrelm m r 7A Knledm stroke and K T Clark con conCrewNo CrewNo 2 Callahan bow R Nelson 2 P PWolah Wolah 3 V Heton 4 E dnden 5 H Carrey o oCProeacher CProeacher 7 AVOnrlen itroke and Dr A J JMcCarthy McCarthy ooxiwaln ooxiwalnCrew Crew No 3 H Jewett tow V Clement 2 U UHWEmeraon HWEmeraon 7 A Pckrr stroke and A Johnson Johnsoncoxawaln coxawaln coxawalnThe The crews were off together and were werebow bow and bow for half the journey when crew crewNp Np 3 began to forge ahead Ihey led all allthe the way to the finish and won by n leneth lenethfrom from crew No 3 No 1 being a close third thirdTime Time 2 minutes 3 seconds secondsEIOHT EIOHT OAB BAROK BAROKCrew Crew No 1 A Greewatd bow A Peker 2 C CProewher Proewher 3 II Ames4jirady 5 R Nelson a aR R 8 Kmerson 7 A Unlerlni atrok e and A JobnMin JobnMincoxswain coxswain coxswainCrew Crew No 2 T Hunt bow J Callahan 2 C CPfrelmer Pfrelmer 3 c Putnam 4 L Rlvas GH Jewttt e eR R a Emeraon 7 R uraham stroke and K T TdarkcoxawAln darkcoxawAln darkcoxawAlnCraw Craw No a R Handy bow K Crodrn 2 2Rqwn Rqwn 3 E Sullivan HDrummer 5 J Plllotl Plllotlxswaln xswaln xswalnAfter After half a dozen strokes crew No 2 took tookthe the lead and showed the way to the finish finishwinning winning by three lengths from crew No Crew No 3 was two lengths behind No 1 1rime3 rime3 minutes 41eeconds 41eecondsTp Tp Price for McOieneyi Half Sitter SitterYearlings Yearlings bred at various eetabllshmcnt eetabllshmcntwere were soldat Auction beforethe races t tSheepshead Sheepshead Bay yesterday The op price priceWOOO WOOO was paid by Sim Delmcl for a hair hairsister sister to McChesney The leading 1 1follow follow followCh Ch c by St Utorge tucy Jotnton 0 Hta Htadrta drta i i w wBlk Blk e by Wagner Lady of Venice R Auga AugarobiH robiH V 2W 2WBlk Blk e by HoatlngsFUvIa W Klnch KlnchBC BC by JeonBcnudBeth Brocck WM Hoo Hooman man 4M 4MVnAtt VnAtt 523 523fbrJ fbrJ anB raudrLlttleVicWShlfld JJ JJCbbyParandolePegcrltW CbbyParandolePegcrltW ShW1 ShW1B B c by St Maxim Cotton Queen W Shields J J Chtby FarandoleCtutanoe WT Amlerion M MB B ti by Bowllnr Brook Catharine of Navarre NavarreC C R FIHooni i lW lWCb Cb T by Lompllchter Uanola Mason BcbrR ni laVrB uiecfaVilKilcDoa uiecfaVilKilcDoaB B f byVoter VulVaneia johnMacke W War ar Palmer KnocksOut an Atncrlran AtncrlranFJttter FJttter FJttterPedlarPalmer PedlarPalmer theformer worlds bantam bantamamplon amplon la evidently recovering the trim triml l ht Palmer met Bob AVblte of Amfrif Amfrifi i what waa tohave been a flflrpn f filnute ilnute round bout at Ihe West Hurtlipoo HurtlipooIrcus Ircus London Them was an rxcredlnsl rxcredlnsltwe twe attendance The first round was wnif wnifWhile While Palmer made exceJlrntii exceJlrntiiiht iht on the chin Fhr tfieremalnder nfiBJ 111 Palmer did much as he liked w
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