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ecst er > cit Name e ea New Yorks 1 Map by byOrder byOrder byOrder
Order ef tae Post Office Department DepartmentPhilemon IkprtmtPhlI DepartmentPMiemea
Philemon PhlI CtetiWaded CI8t Waded late HUtery HUteryOldest IIbte IIbteOklrtt tihteryOMetlskahl
OMetlskahl Oldest Intublfanu USItUpIn8urprlee USItUpIn8urprleeTo 8It U Vy to Surprise SurpriseTo
To get to Bentley BeaU Manor the neweet newestname neweetrame neweetrame
rame on the map and the most southerly southerlytown
town In the State of oflow Now York one onety a crose crosef oeeee oeeeeby
f ty > r ferry from the Battery to St George Georgecd
cd there after a decent wait one takes takesIrain a airiln atrain
train of the Staten Island Rapid Transit Transitcompanys Tnmaitlompany TransitLompanye
companys justly famous system By Byctaying Bytaying Bystaying
staying on that train no matter what whathappens whathappIns whathappen
happens until It comes to a final stop stopjust atopJU6t stoplust
just beyond Streeter Stree Hotel some time timeduring timeduring timeduring
during the same day one finds himself in inBenUey InBentley InBentley
Bentley Manor ManorOldeet ManorOldeet ManorOldeet
Oldeet inhabitants of Staten Island may mayrecognize mayrecognize mayrecognize
recognize the place a ae being c faintly faintlyreminiscent faintlyreminillcent faintlyreminiscent
reminiscent of Tottenville In the good old olddays olddays olddays
days before the Philemon Club wentiD went wentin
in for or uplift and dvio euphony The Thegeraniums Tbeoer1 Thegeraniums
geraniums oer1 uma In Streeter1 windows the thabAvor thJbowor thebwor
bAvor of the thePaJaQeEatlng Palace Eating Wagon down downnear dOWDntar downnear
near the railroad pier even the slumber slumbernf
nf John Boppiogs dog taken In the middle middlenf
nf Main street just in front of Levinsons oLevineonsdpartmenttore Levinsonsdepartment Levlnaonsdepartment
department dpartmenttore store might be taken colleo colleotuely coUeo1Illy eolleoupely
tuely aa evidence that this was indeed indeedlottenville IndeedTottenille indeedTottensille
lottenville but if one goes to the post postoffice peetice poetoffice
office in the new Masoaio tiiaaonk Io Hall and asks asksAMtiatant uksN alikeAutant
AMtiatant N btant Postmaster John Hopping Hoppingbinieelf HoppinghUl1eelf Hoppinghtmrelf
binieelf what is the name of the town townofficially towncilially towncfticialy
officially recognized by the Post Office OfficeUetwrtrnent OllJoeVepartment Ofioertment
Uetwrtrnent rtment at Washington he will teU tellyou teUyou
you that it is Bentley Manor ManorThus Manorfhu ManorThus
Thus does time and change play havoc havocuh havocwith
with uh established eetabl lbed custom even on Staten StatenUland Staten161and StatenLland
Uland As 5 Tottenville Qtp place where wherevou
vou ou take t ke the ferry ferrTto to Perth Amboy the thetittle thaliltle thelittle
little village at the southern tip of New Kework Newlork Nowl
l lork ork State baa been knowp < to autoists autoistson
on < 11 the Philadelphia road ever since auto autowere autoere autoswere
were ere invented 4 45 > the ancestral home homeof
of < r Johnny Totten who ho once testified on onthe onthe onhe
the witness stand that his hlsrnother mother raised raisedMX
MX i children on an allowance of 1 111 a week weekand weekand weekand
and bought them all little red topped toppedboots toppedbools toppedboots
boots for Christmas Cbri tmaa besides Tottenville Tottenvillehas
has gone down In the history of applied appliedeconomics appliedonomICB appliedetonom1a
economics these th many years Yet it itwas itWM itwas
was not always Tottenville and Bentley BentleyManor Bentleyhmor BentleyManor
Manor comes only aa another violent violentwrench violentwrench violentwrench
wrench In the history of the ton accom accompanied accomp accornNnicd ¬
panied p n ed by heartburnings such as were werefelt werelelt werefelt
felt by an 300Jder older generation on another anothernd
and nd similar occasion of baptismal baptlamalre baptlamalrelIeratlon rep repgeneration re regeneration
generation generationThe lIeratlon lIeratlonTh
The Th trouble all started with history historyor b historyfor atoryfor
for or BentleyManor Bentler Manor has more history piled piledup
up around Ita boundaries than any an other othertown othertown I Ilawn
town in New ew York of the same size south southof I
of Bobbins Reef Heretofore history historydid
did not UM to obtrude itself upon the civic civicculm civicelm 1 1111m
elm of what wan wa Tottenville but after afterthe afterIb afterthe
the Ib ladies of the Philemon Club had hadthreshed hadI hadthreehed
threshed I out child labor Sunny Spain Spaintn
tn a course ot o sir lecture Ure8 the dropstitch dropstitchin b bIn
In in Belfast laee laOilll and how to to improve the thehome thahome thehome
home by the Inculcation i of moral teachmg5u teachthgsubon teach teachings ¬
ings mg5u thgsubon upon on the sphere of woman they took tookup tookup tookup
up the Ih history of Staten Island and in inlennhcly inlenI intenalttly
lennhcly lenI Jy of Tottenville Of course coursethey courseIheyc coureetheyaluldnt
they Iheyc theyaluldnt couldnt help runningacroesentley runningacroesentleyUanoi running runningAcroM cross Bentley Bentleyllanory BentleUanOf
llanory Uanoi and then tb the trouble began beganTurning beganTU beganTurning
Turning TU ng buck She pages of Staten StatenInlands statenIAIandsp Statensland
Inlands IAIandsp spaliorpeents palimpsest one discovers die that in inthe 10he inthe
the spring or 1867 1IMTauiatopher Christopher Billop BiJJopwled BiJJopwledlrom sailed sailedfrom sailedfrom
from England on adventure bent in th thseal the thesmall thllDan
small vessel I Bentley Bentle carrying C besides besidesCapt besidMCapt besidesCapt
Capt Christopher Chriciop two small cannon cannonHe
He arrived llni In New ew York just at the time timethat timethat timethat
that ihe lheiZuhpi he PukC Lor of York or his assigns assignswere
were havtife trouble ub1e with the proprietors proprietorsof
of New Jersey J 70ver over thepoaMvsion of the thestands thes thesland
stands s lying JyincllOutb south of the mainland of ofi ofhe ofthe
i he colony of New fi York It was M agreed agreedbetween 8 8betll agreedbetween
between betll the two contestants that all allislands alli1 allIslands
islands about which a boat could sail in intwentyfour inttrentyIoW intwentyfour
twentyfour hours should belong to the thecolony thecolony thecolony
colony of New N w York Capt Christopher ChristopherBtllop ChristopberBiUopbJ ChristopherBifop
Btllop BiUopbJ to hi hIa ship Bentley sailed com oomplell1y eom eompietely completely ¬
pletely around uqd Staten Island within the thestipulated theItipulated thestipulated
stipulated time thereby winning a littleaportingventure little littleporting1 Uttleiportln
iportln aportingventure porting1 fnmture venture for the Duke and sub substantial substantial ubtantial ¬
stantial reward for himself himselfThe himselfThe himselfThe
The Ddke gave pvethe the captain of the Bent BentVsy Benta BentleT
leT a tract of 1183 acres acresat at the south end endof endof ad
of the island Ial4Ddand and at the southernmost IIOUth mnost tip tipof tipof tipof
of his estate eetateCap Capt Billop built a massive massiveitone massiveItone massivestone
itone house houeewhicb which still stands today the theoldest theoldlt theoldest
oldest house h u in Gr Greater GreaterNew New York as ulIOme ulIOmedeclare some somedeclare somedeclare
declare Capt Billop called his td estate estateBentley astateBentley tata tataBentley
Bentley Manor and as aaDentleT Ben Bentley tier Manor It Itpawed Itpaied Itptoed
pawed down the years until CoL Billop a aroyalist aroYllit aroyalist
royalist durin during the Revolution bad to tofly toAy
fly 11 to Nora Scotia to escape the wrath of ofme of1M ofcne
me Continental Before he went away awayIrem awayfrom awayfrom
from there Col KDop sold sold part of his an ant an1lolral
i 1lolral t flral estate to Joseph Totten and from fromhat fromIMI fromthat
hat < day forth rorththeTouenaIncrfased theTottens increased in the theland theland theLand
land which had been Bentley Manor ManorSo
So much the thePhllemon Philemon discovered in its itsrevarchea ItatlYluches Itsre
revarchea re archea s 1 ve vemore e more During the early earlypart earlypart earlypart
part o or the last century the village retained retainedthe
the name of Bentley minus the Manor ManorTtin ManorTh bnorThm
Ttin Th a as it spread it began to find itself jtaelf10m itselftorn itselflorn
torn with tb internecine jealousy over its itsnaming ItaMrnmct Itsrutmmg
naming Part of the town remained remainedBntiey remaineJIkntley remainedU
U Bntiey ntley and part called itself Meats ArencaMl Meatstitle
Ml title 11 < > Then during President Lincoln Uneainetdmntstration Lincolnsodmirustratibn Lincolnrodl1l1liatratioD
odmirustratibn a Hop Hopping HOJIpiogwbo ngwho who wa postoia4er post postuuiter t tUlater
uuiter married a alotten Totten and immediately Immedi Immediately ImmedlattJy ¬
ately took steps with Washington to call callhe calltt callhe
he town Tottenville Tottenville le it re remained rerrulntd reenalned ¬
mained after that until the Philemon Club Clubgan Clubt Clubtxg
t txg < > > gan Ii to study toatud local localhiatof localhiatofbut history historybut
but as the Tottenville Transcript the thewifely tbeI thesc
sc wifely I ly < news and andeditorlA1 editorial clarion which whichhas wbichhas whichh
has h u not yet changed its name has inti intirnatd intiIDald intimate
mate as strongly as It Its impartial attitune atti attitjdH alliuu
tune uu will permit history ha not been the thelf thein theTh
Th lf inspiration in Cor the flame throughhch through throughruch
hch Tottenville passed to emergoLruney emergo emergot
Lruney 1 t tiley Manor The members of the theIrueruon tba1rII thePcuemon
Irueruon 1rII mon have anjear for euphony and andhre andIh andth
Ih hre re are many man reasons why wh fottenville fottenvilleGon
Gon not t strike the average tympanum tympanumpleasantly tympanumrtall3ntly tympanumpieasantly
pleasantly It bas been the experience experienceof
of mere m re than one member of the Philemon Philemonthat PhilemonIhat
that when htn she goes coesahopplng shopping in Npr Y York Yorkand Yorkand Yorkand
and gi iVfflU gives ea as tae tkeaddrees address to which her pur purthos purllo putthasee
thasee thos H are to be forwarded Hopping Hoppingavenue Ilopptagavenue
avenue Tottenville disconcerting dlsc and andisr andItll andisreepeetfui
isr > isreepeetfui i > pectfut tful evidences of 0 mirth appear appearf appearonlieface
onlieface f tlD > D < kf face of the clerk addressed Staten StatenUund StateDlLlnd StatenIsland
Island may have its ItsAunt Aunt Gerties rties Hill Hillts
ts UnoIeumviUe Bogarduss Corners CornersrA ComereIIrf1
and rA Butcherville but Philemon agreed itshould it ithoold Itllouid
should no longer loo offer Tottenville as an aamutation aninvIation antntcation
mutation to laugh laughOnce laughOnce
Once the Philemon Club made up its itsm Itam1ri Itsmod
m mod nd on this matter it started a whirl whirlnd
nd d campaign all the way from Wards Wardsro WardsPO111 WardsPonr
ro PO111 nr to the Farm to petition t1tioo the Post PostOft POIItum PostOt
Oft Department in Washington Waabln n to topplant topt tottnlant
pplant pt > 4nt homely homely Tottenville with th the theor thecare
care or luxurious and dignified Bentley
Mar Iarr r History common sense and andflc anda I I
a + erettc < > flc appreciation stood solidly be beb bebed I Ibnj
b bed n l the petition which they circulated circulatedamong circulatedIlmODp circulatedaraoag
among the citizen said members of oftheir orPIIDon ofP
PIIDon PIIDonlht P > retaon retaonBrt
lht their activity only onl roused the thaand theToru theTmtens
Toru and the descendants of the thawho tholOItIns thelooter
looter who make the 01 former Totten Tottenie
ie e their home to anger and backfiring backfiringas backfiringaanst
11ml as mat t the Philemon petition began beganm
YJD m n Johnny Totten Tot whose h mother mothered
I ed with w th her al six dlhdren on SI a week weekHopping weekJt weekdo
Jt do n Hopping who is a Totten as well as asidUct aaabt astart
abt tart t postmaster and many others othersked
bt ked ed a counter petition to totba the Wash Waah11tn Washon
11tn on authorities calling for a continuedtlce continued continuedr
r race ace on the map mapfot for a name which had hadnava hada I Ia
a wars ay been notbing but bu honored I
I didnt take the town long to line liner lineIn
P in o opposite P camps when these tb tMI peti petit
t is got t btarted One enthusiastic mem meinr memof mem1 mem1r
° r of the Philemon Club challenged her her5ccer herrxer herraer
5ccer to sign algnthe the Philemon petition petitlonnd petitlonndten and andten andxten
ten he pleaded that the exigencies of ofa oftrade I Itrade
a trade did of his alii I Ine11
not permit alUgalnz going ing ingnaelf
K resell with either faction she indig in g ¬
ently boycotted him went to New York Yorkrd
I rd ordered grooeriee In a block direct directs
I 15 i s TouenvyUe that thTal they therbe T be went to Bentley saj Manor MaDorottenVUe uarod
o Tottenville Trantcrlpt pt says 11 aa guard guardt g
sd4 < t 44 it can that the accedes ri ordered idHedi
i aiodIt A L
sent to Bentley BeaU Manor never arrived
because the New York store didnt know knowwhere DoWwhere knowwhere
where Bentley Manor ManorEven was waaEven wasEven
Even though the Post Office Depart Department I Departmeat paft paftmen ¬
meat men hasjordered baa ordered that the new name nameshall nameehaJl nameshall
shall go into effect at the poet office on onApril onApril onApril
April 1 and although the StateD Island
Rapid R p1d Transit has promised that if it itcan itcan itan
can see its way clear financially it will willpaint willpaint willpaint
paint a new 041 sign 1I tD at the station some time timesoon timeIIOOD timeIn
soon the Tottonville Transcript 2r MCripC ia an anunguarded anUDzuarded anunguarded
unguarded moment allowed a poem poem to toappear tomr toappear
appear in its it last Saturdays issue the thetenor theteDOr thetenor
tenor of which hlch seems eera me at variance with withthe withthe withthe
the scrupulously nonpartian non attitude of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Tnnacrift This bitpf bJt bitfpoesy fpoeay poesy opines opinesthat opinesthat
that thatTber thatnu thatTher
Tber j place > U bu tu beea eased se4TReIn1IIe ToHeavKe s an Tot TottenvCI T Taeznm Tohkattfe
tenvCI twin tar Ia IaTo
To them tiaru ttrad of ToUeavBge amt a want wutter wa waCa wantter
ter cauice dlaDpId tam Dane naiTMtId
Id nice Ilk to kit em mat I Atek Atekther alaktlle7 tterts a1a a1aUIer ptartaThey
ther UIerTIle WTOBC case caseTbej
They TIle ee do not pd bold a Oaft e de rump treBaIn apt IIIIe7 lab labIn takeIna
In Ina trick trickFor crkItFor trickror
For Our Tottea aa Hub rctettvts w3J above iliowon aboWem aboveem
em ml JDlclllF btr gtddcThat qxdek qxdekThat lIu1e1tTha
That Dtntlej IknUeylbnor Uutor cloD sod spa4trl moodlrs ood4r Ear Ear11m Engflab Enfn
flab n ti tboucti they know knowAa mowAA knowAn
Aa TotteavIBe win be tlier name for aceaturr aceaturror a aese CWT rr rror
or 01DIG BO BODIG wDIG
DIG INTO NELSONS N LSONJ PAST PASTMycterlee PAJIMyatmellltWzre PASTMysterlea
Mycterlee MyatmellltWzre SttUloaatre New Said to Have HaveHad UveHad HaveHad
Had Anther etller Name Oaee OaeeSTtaxaraiD eaeeSPJm epneeStaixorlaLD
STtaxaraiD SPJm ClnKLD Maaa Feb 20 2OAooord 2OAooordInz Accord Accordtag
tag to advices received here a lawyer in inBinghamtoa InBinghamton hiBinghamton
Binghamton N Y claim to have die discovered dieOOvered dieobvered ¬
covered that the right name of the late lateGeorge lateGeorge lateGeorge
George E Nelson who ho rose from stable stableboy tableboy stableboy
boy to millionaire leaving a fortune of ofabout ofabout ofabout
about 11000000 i le George Nelson Dunn DunnIt
It is stated that Dunn was born and andreared andreared andreared
reared In Broome county and lived when whena
a young man in the town of Chenaago ChenaagoX ago agoY
X Y WhiJethere While there be embarked in the thecreamery thecreamery thecreamery
creamery creamery business bua for the purpose of ofcollecting ofcol1e ofcollecting
collecting col1e < milk on a large scale and manu manufacturing manufacturing manufacturing ¬
facturing butter for rorth the New York trade tradeHe tradeHa tradeHe
He was instrumental in the erection of oflarge ofJarg oflarge
large creameries but being unable to toraise toraiee toraise
raise all the money needed to finance financethe ftnaiioothe financethe
the project ho could not withstand the thefinancial theflnahciA1 theflnindal
financial reverses which befell him and andabandoned anJabandoned andabandoned
abandoned the business businessDuring buaIneeaI businessDuring
During his business career in Cheoango CheoangoGeorge Chenan ChenangoGeorge o oGeorg
George Nebco < Dunn incurred consider considerable coaeklerableladeMedne considerable ¬
able indebtedness indel tednees and the attorney says saysthat aythat saysthat
that a number of judgment eDtawere were filed filedagainst flIagainst filedagainst
against him which will be put in as claims claimsagainst claimagalnet claimsagainst
against the estate of Springfields man of ofmystery ofmyatery ofmystery
mystery mysteryDunn myateryDunn mysteryDunn
Dunn went entWeet West and remained for some semetime IImetime sometime
time While there it is alleged he caanged caangedhis
his name from George Nelson Dunn to toGeorge toGeorge toGeorge
George D Nelson The story franBing franBinghamtcn from Bing Bingharaton lnc lnchsmton
haraton also say 118 esye that the father of George GeorgeKelson GeorgeNelson GeorgeNelson
Nelson Dunn now lives at Cbenaago Forks ForksK
N Y and that the dead millionaire has hasa
a number of relatives llvin JlYiD4t there who whoexpect whoexpect whoexpect
expect to come in for a share of the for fortune rortune fortune ¬
tuneGeorge tune tuneGeorge
tuneGeom
George G Dunn a nephew tae prin principal Drmdpal nn nnclpaJ ¬
cipal heir and executor of the Nelson Kelsonestate NeJaonelltAte Nelsonestate
estate left town several days ago and b lanot bnot IsDot
not expected back immediately
When Mr Dunn was informed that the thedirectory thedirectory thedirectory
directory of Rochester N Y did not notcontain notcontain notcontain
contain his name he replied that he had hadgone hadgone badgone
gone there to live since it was published publishedHe hed hedHe
He said that he had travelled for Boston Bostonand Boetonand Bostonand
and PitUburg P Arms but bu declined to todIe todIecl die disclose dieclose ¬
close cl the name of the firms A neighbor neighborof
of Nelson said tonight that Nelson had hadonce hadonce hadonce
once told him that he came from Bing
hamtonSTORMY hamton hamtbnSTORMY hamtonSIORlll
STORMY AXn COLD WEEK WEEKRain VTEEKRain JrEfKRatn
Rain or Snow Monday 11711Dd and Tuesday r rr TaI TaIlo N Nlowed >
lo lowed rd t 1 by y ft 6 Cold Hate HateWASHINOTOK fta ftaWUKLiGTOK haveWaELGroK
r WASHINOTOK Feb 20 2OTbe The The following followingspecial followingspeda1 followingspecial
special bulletin on the weather for thepresent the thepresent thepreeent
present week was given out tonight Ipt by bythe bytha bythe
the Weather Bureau BureauIn
In practically all districts from the heRocky theRocky tbeRocky
Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast coastand coutand coastand
and from the Rockies over the north northPacific DOrthPacific northPacific
Pacific State the present week promises promisesto
to be unusually stormy lltorm and cold coldDuring ooidDuring coldDuring
During Monday Ionda and Tuesday a storm stormarea atormarea stormarea
area will 111 cross the central valleys valle great greatlakes croatlakes greatlakes
lakes and Atlantic seaboard attended by byheavy byheavy byheavy
heavy snow tn the upper lake region and andinterior andinterior andinterior
interior of New York and New England Englandby
by rain or snow ana in the middle dUtrict and andrain andrain andmin
rain in the South Following the storm storma I Ia
a cold wave with clearing and fair weather weatherwill
will overspread the th Mississippi tJlUi Valley and andupper andupper I
upper lakes Monday and with diminishedintensity diminished diminishedintensity diminishedinten5ity
intensity will reich the Atlantio State StateTuesday StatileTuesday StatesTuesday
Tuesday and Tuesday night nightThe nIghtThe nightThe
The second important storm of the week weekthat weekth weekthat
that wil wi in turn be followed by b a cod coldwave oodwave codwe
wave will appear r over the extrerpe West Westabout Wea1about Westabout
about Tuesday cross the plains States Statesand Stateaand Statesand
and central valleys Wedneed RednesdayandThurs RednesdayandThursdar edneaday y and Thurs Thursday Thanda ¬
day da and reach the Atlantio States by b bFriday
Friday
Tae T e W Weatber WeatberFeb WealberFeb eatberFeb
Feb a tFaIr Fair weather prrrallol prnaI over about aboutU ationtaU tllaU
aU U the counter cut of t U tile > a Ulutulppl rettcnUr rettcnUrexcept Ttcrdarexcepl iestu day dayeaoept
except for H Jeb bt nlnootbe rain ooethe lbe coast al t alp Tn Tntied The Thekith
tied 11 pmmre war rndtuBjr working It Its W7 T off offibe olrIbe ottthe
ibe Atlantic cent and It wu made warmer for fortola torIbaa forthis
this reuoa In aU th tile < Atlantic Stale sia except eiecptFlorida neepF1orlda exceptFlorida
Florida where U war colder The deprraSop deprraSopwhlck dep deplcli deprerouwbka
whlck lcli waa WUOTntIIe wasover orer the Rocky Moon Mountalnson OIlUlDa talna on Saturday Saturdajrmovtdcaatwardand Sacun1aymondtutward Saturdaymowedeastwardand
movtdcaatwardand aJI4 wudrveloplncMonn drrelopluc alOrm formselan forma formation tormadoD ¬
doD rmterdar over UM 5 Sutra east of the Rocky Rockyjountaln Roc RocouDtaIA RoctyIountalna
jountaln cmujlnr dandy weather and torn 10 10MOW somebow
know In the State of the upper UUstiaippI and andUlaaourl aDdWtuourt andMlasoud
Ulaaourl valltr aile t Uers nit 10 ° tile e upper 1 lake lakenc1o ke regtoaand reclona reclonaand aaad
and over Wisconsin and Minnesota and tome mmesquared tomeacatlercd 10 10acalere4
squared snow IIAO la the central State StateIt StatesIt
It war 11 warmer In the Lb southern central State Stateand SlatesaJI4 Stateand
and had become beeomucl much colder la the Northwest NorthwestIn
In this citr the lit dar cia was fair except c p for Dcht Dchtrain IIptrata egbtrain
rain at 1 night s and 1 warmer the la temperature Icmpe ture tureabon wu wuabor waabove
above freezlnr point pot after flnbe the c moraine Bourc kourtavcrare Bourcverare l1ounan
verare an ce humidity M per cent wind northeast northeastbarometer DOralaustbn northeastbarometer
barometer bn meln corrected to 5 read to K are level at atA a aA a aA
A U MM a P M 3040 3040TJ a4aoTae 40 40ToH
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rain and warmer todan partly Cloudy sad colder coldert coldermono coldertOmorrow
t tOmorrow < mono moderate vaitakta vlU1a wind becomur becomurovtherlr bfcomlDctberly beeomtngroe
roe ovtherlr ovtherlrFor mercy tberlyFor mercyFor
For western lena Sew > ew York rain ttI turater alas to toand > to anew aoowand anewand
and coMrr today ods Io der tanw n flarrle and colder to tomorrow 10morrvw tomorrow ¬
morrow moderate northerly winds windsTor wlndLrorweakra windsfor
for rorweakra western Pennsylvania rain or mow IIDow8IId IIDow8IIdmucb and andmuch andmuch
much colder today kHIa fur aad colder tomorrow tomorrowexcept IOlDorrowe1 tomorrowexcept
except < snow near the lakes moderate oonbenf oonbenfwinds nonberiywinds
winds
HOPE JUDGE IS SAFE AT HOME HOMEMARIAS HOlEA Ii0 1 1ANYnOW
A ANYnOW YlfOW MARIAS SlItK UPS UPSXOT U llEt llEtNOT j j1OT
NOT LOST WHEREVER BE ISIn IS ISla UIa
la Tewm Te He Feds tike LIl a fared flicks on onthe 011tile onthe
the Long Expected EIp ted < Bay of f Wr WrathRe WrathRepert U uaae uaaert Re Report ¬
port rt Prom Medf MecKMd ard That One BedgNew Hedges Hedges8aw Uedsatlaw l
New lllm and Spuppep SpopTp0ppeke poke to Him HimAll lUraAll IUIBAU
All day yesterday reporters scoured scouredthis ecouredthis scouredthis
this town in an effort to discover th thwhereabouts the thewhereabouts thewhereabout °
whereabouts of Judge Peter Y Trunchett Trunchettjpf t
jpf f Patchogue L1 L J At an advanced hour hourthis howthle bowthis
this morning it was announced that thatdespite thatdeeplte thatdespite
despite the utmost efforts the Judge w wauppoebd was wassupposed wuwppoe ore oredrink
supposed d to be lost without food or orIn drink drinkin drinJIin
in the th scrub oaks of hie natal isle Th TheWeather ThWeather ThWeather <
Weather Bureau immediately sent t outspecial out outapeclal a aspecial
special forecast for tha interior of Lon LonIsiand Long LongIsland LoBIIaland
Island which read as followSqualls follows followsSqualls fo1Iowr8qualie
Squalls today with the utmost utmostcipitatia pre precipitation preclpitatlOB ¬
cipitation possible Storm of or1argeoeetral or1argeoeetralarea large central centralarea ten tenarea tl tlal
area moving slowly southward in general generaldirection geBeIaldirection generaldirection al
direction of Patchogue Subject to tochange tochaBze tochange
change without notice noticeThe ootlceThe noticeThe
The Judge was thought to be one ofa of ofa ofa
a doMB or more Clamdigger tlamdlggerewho who were werecruising werecruiek1z werecruising
cruising in Manhattan yesterday after aftertha aft aftthe at tee teethe <
the Suffolk county dinner at the HotelAstor Hotel HotelAstor HotelAator
Astor on on Saturday y night Most of theSuifolkers the theSuffolkers theSu
Suffolkers Su olkewent went hum on the midnight midnighttrain midnighttrain midnighttrain
train weather permitting But a hasty hastytally hut huttally hastytally
tally yesterday failed to account for forseveral torI16veral forseveral
several of the 700 who were at the dinner dinnerThere dinnerThere dinnerThere
There was H B Fullerton for instance instanceNobody inatanceXobody instanceNobody
Nobody could find him yesterday but butnobody butDObody butnobody
nobody wondered wond red at t that It is I perfectly perfectlypatent perfectlpatent
patent that he has gone out into the scrub scruboaks IICIUboab scruboaks
oaks where he has a farm on which he heraises heaieee h hraises e
raises tobacco South African calabash calabashand
and land values To be sure no one onecould onecould on oncould e
could be found who saw him at the dinner dinnerbat dinnerbat dinnerbat
bat then nobody nobodYAw saw Neighbor Gaynorwho Gaynor Gaynorwho Gaynorwho
who was among those also present Well Wellit WeDItu
it Itu was just like that with the > JudgeThe Judge JudgeTha JudleTbe
The Judge was there A complete completechain compJotechain completechain
chain of circumstantial evidaacewas evidence was builup built builttip builtup t
up yesterday Irrefutable evidence of ofhis ofhia ofhis
his presence pre was offered in the shape of ofa 01a o oa f
a brand new story credited to him It Itseems Itaeema Itsomas
seems some one asked the Judge how howhe howhe howhe
he liked New York The Judge said he hefelt hefelt h hfelt e
felt like old Jared Wicks WicksJared WicksJared WicksJared
Jared explained the Judge Jud e as he
brought his bald spot to a high degree degreeof degreeofpolish
ofpolish of polish was one of the members ofa of ofa ofa
a church in Patchogue which split inhalves in inhalves Inhabes
halves nigh seventy years ago JO Half Halfthe HalfOle Halthe f
the congregation co prepared their a ascen ascension aacenalOB cen cension ¬
sion robes On the night eet for the thecoming thecoming thecoming
coming of the Lord they decided to go goover goover goover
over on the Great South Beach there thereamong thereamoag the theamong re
among the sand dunes to await the final finaltrumpet finaltrumpet finaltrumpet
trumpet call For a while they sang can canh g
h hymns but the hour set was far into the thenight thel thenight
night l tht and one by one they the fell aaieep
While they slumbered a practical practicaljoker practicalJoker practicalJoker
joker who bad sneaked aneakedover over after them set setfire se t
fire to tha dry meadow grass The slee sleeera sleep sleepers aleepera P ¬
era were in no danger but the wI wind d car earned carried carried ¬
ried the stifling smoke right over them themBy themBy themand
By and by Jared Wicks awoke choking chokingHee
He sat up and rubbed his eyes which whichsmarted whl whichWell h
Hee smarted smartedWell amartedWell east
Well he observed here we are in inh inhell inhell
hell h U just as I expected expectedIt
It vas while this yarn of the Judges Judgeswas Judgwaa
was circulating that Charley Baker got gotup gotup gotup
up and told the diners that the midnighttrain midnight midnighttrain midnighttiain
train to Suffolk county would for once onceconnect onceoonnect onceconnect
connect at Hicksville with a train on themain the themain thema1n
main line going as far as Riverhead Rtverheadso
so that Brother Fullerton erton could get home homeAfter homeAfter homeAfter
After searching ail day yesterday rda from fromDoc fromDoc fromDoc
Doc Warners place pI at t Thirtyseventh Thirtyseventhstreet
street and Seventh avenue to Marias Mariasin lIari4In
in West Twentyfirst street it was con concluded qmcluded cpnd ¬
cluded that the Judge must have got goton goton goton
on Brother Fullerton train by mistake mistakeThe mistakeThe ke keTha
The idea Id that the Judge could be beJOIIt beJOIItin lost lostin lostIn
in New York was scouted by MariaMeeter Maria MariaMeester MariaYter
Meester th Judge said Maria as asshe uahe asshe
she blended cocktails Jie and conversation conversationLost
Lost Ah noo noco o He ia a gooood goooodman goooedman
man and ees at xa veery least tone gone toheaven to toheaven tohveo
heavenMaDmnD heaven hveoMJtOf01Io p pMBDFORD
MBDFORD L I Feb 20 2OA A man be believed believed believed ¬
lieved to be Judge Trunchett Trunch tt of Patcbogue Patcboguewas
was seen n on the highroad to Patchoguetoday Patcbogue Patcboguetoday
today He was seen n by old man n Hedges Hedgeswho Hedgewho Hedgeswho
who after describing de him h n said saidHo aaJdHo saidHo
Ho asked me the wubwuhway wuhwuhwa wa v to toPuppuppatchogue toPuppuppatchogue
Puppuppatchogue and I says to him himI
I says says I Gugguggwan youll youllguggugget youUguBguC
saysthererofo thererofo
ocaa ocaaLET
kuk
guggugget guBguC u t there fore e 1 I kukkukcan kukkukcantell kukkuk < an antell
tell you youLET ou ouLEI
LET TYPHOID MARY tRY OUT OUTnit OUTWith OUT111th
nit the tooviso That She Most Net U6 U6On Gboh 6 6e
oh On Cooking for 3lanklnd 3lanklndMary MasklndMary laakJlIdMary
Mary Mall MalJoatllppantly Mallon on flippantly referred to toTyphoid as asTyphoid asTyphoid
Typhoid Mary has been released from fromquarantine rromquarantine fromquarantineo
quarantine on North Brother Island by byorder b bordtr byorder
order of the Health Departmentwith Department with the theproviso theproYiIO theproviso
proviso that aha ab is not to seek employ employment employment employments ¬
ment ments as a cook cookFor cookFor cootFor
For the tb last three yean Mary Yaryhu has livedsecluded lived livedsecluded lIedaecluded
secluded in a lonely lonel hut on the island islandbecause Ilandbecause Islandbecause
because according to physicians al although although although ¬
though she baa never bad typhoid fever fevertyphoid fevertyphoid fevertyphoid
typhoid bacilli Inhabit her and she laa la isa laeource
a source of danger to persons In whose whosehoueni whoeeho whosehoueee
houeni ho she has lived At one time she shewas ahewae shewas
was employed as cook in the household householdof
of J Coleman Drayton where two of ofthe ofthe
the maids became seriously ill of f the thefever Olefever thefever
fever feverMary I IHary ItMary
Mary made re reputed pea ted efforts to be freedby freed freedby freedby
by means of habeas corpus proceedings proceedingsbut proce >
but the courts refused to order her re release release release ¬
lease The Tbeother other daythe day the Health Healthpnrtment De Deportment Dcpartment ¬
portment let her go on its own initiative initiativetlelth InitiatieHealth initiativeHealth
Health Commissioner Commia Joner Lederle said yes yenttrday yestirday yet
tirday t rda that she was dangerous da rou pried principally principallyDocause pall pallbecause
because aa a cook she spread disease diseaseg d dg1nna diseasegirms
> rms She baa agreed he said to
g g1nna engage en engage engg ¬
gage in other work and and will report Ire frequently r rquenUy Irequently
quently to the Health Department DepartmentDOESXT DepartmentDOES DepartmentDOESNT
DOESXT DOES T REMEMBER SIIOOTIXO SIIOOTIXOGarcaa SHOOrlNOOrcaa SIIDOTIVOGargan
Garcaa Says Sa lit II Cant Recall KlUln Killing Ills IllsDrothrr iliaDrethfl Hisarother
Drothrr and FatherlaLaw FatherlaLawJohn Father4a Law LawJohn
John Gargan the young man who shot shotand ahotand shotand
and killed his brother Harry and his histatherinlaw blsfatherInlaw hisfatherinlaw
fatherInlaw Martin Hypes H in a saloon saloonin
in Brooklyn on Saturday night was wasarraigned wuarraigned wasarraigned
arraigned before Magistrate Naumer in inthe inthe
i the Myrtle avenue police court yesterdayGargan yesterday yesterdayOargan yesterdayGargao
Oargan appeared to be selfpossessed selfpossessedwhen IleJr IleJrhen
when hen he was arraigned MagistrateNaumer Magistrate MagistrateNaumer lIagiatlatNaumer
Naumer asked what hat the charge against againsthim agaInathim againstbum
him was and the detectives who had him himunder himUDtJer himunder
under arrest replied that it itwaa was murder murderHave murderHva murderHave
Have you ou anything to say A asked the theMagistrate theadsboate theI
Magistrate MagistrateI
I don dont t know anything about any anymurder an anymurder y ymurder
murder replied Oargan Uereplied to toquestions toqueatJoM toquestions
questions that he dlc di did not not remember any anyshooting any anyshooting an anlIhootlng
shooting or anything about killing any an anbody ¬
body The case was put down for e exams examln examson lamination ¬
nation n on on on February 20 The police toldthe told toldthe toldthe
the Magistrate that from Gargansanswers Gargans Gargansanswers Oargananewer
answers it was apparent that he in intended intended intended ¬
tended to put in a defence ckf oce of Insanity and andthat andtha andthat
that they wanted time to get all of their theirwitnesses theirwJtn theirwitnesses
witnesses wJtn together
SEE E WASHINGTON WASHINGTONTHE W TTHE
THE NATIONS CAPITAL CAPITALPtMMsylvania CAPTALPIsylvania CAPITALI
I 1L PtMMsylvania RailroadTOURS Railroad RailroadTOURS RiI ol olTOURS
TOURS TOURSMarch
March 3 321 21 April 7 7tl
tl t 21 1 and May s 1010 1010SI2HMHI 191012H
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S21i SI2HMHI 12H aH 1460 1460 fnm M Haw I Tack YttkCovers YkCoven Tacki TackCovers
i
Covers all necessary expenses expenseslttarne expeneldanulea expels1Uwarlatteketsandfulltntormsgonmaybe
1Uwarlatteketsandfulltntormsgonmaybe 1Uwarlatteketsandfulltntormsgonmaybee lttarne ticket and full tarorraatloa nur ma b br be beI
r I i obtained from Ticket Acrou c 81udds a aD
D P A 293 Finn U Avenue few York cr crJ orJ1 ar
r J J1 R WOOD WOODfiEO 3EO < W BOYD BOVDPut BOYDI
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1I A7HO HO could be lonely lonelyon
I WHO w vy on this comer comerTunnels
Tunnels 1 Tunnels S Sub Subways u b bway bways
ways Elevated and Surface Surfacecars
cars meet here hereOffices hereOffices
Offices let letThe
to I IThe tThe
The MARBRIDGEBiusdway MARBRIDGE MARBRIDGBBfotdof
Bfotdof Biusdway r Seth Ib a 3Sta street Street StreetOr SlrcellRep
Rep Repmcatattn tatS OD onrmeies onrmeiesOr remba rembaOr
Or your IN own broker brokerGONNERS brokerCONNERS
drinkGONNERS GONNERS HEREFACES HERE FACES DEFEAT DEFEATContinued DEFEATCoflliAvillrom
Continued CoflliAvillrom from Fiat Fir Page Pageground PageP1undthat
P1undthat ground that ha bad been beooveQ very unwise to toassert toaae toassert
assert aae n that recent Supreme Court Justice Justicenominations JuetlceDomlnatlone Justicenominations
nominations in New York county had hadbeen 1uIdbeen hadbeen
been put up at auction Chairman Con Conners ConDe Conears
ears De however as noted above stood by byhis byhl byhis
his Palm Beach statement and would not notretract notntract notretract
retract it and said later I was correctly correctlyquoted correctlyquoted correctlyquoted
quoted and I stand by that interviewMayor interview interviewMayor InterviewMayor
Mayor Fuhrmann and Mr Burgard two twoof twoof twoof
of Mr Conner strong friends in Buffalospent Buffalo Buffalospent Bulra1oapent
spent moat of yesterday afternoon in inBrooklyn inBrooklyn inBrooklyn
Brooklyn They had a consultation with withJohn withJohn Ith IthJohn
John H McCooey fcCooe McCooeythe the Democratic leader leaderof
of Kings Klnpcountand county and utter tertheywentover tertheywentoverhe they went over overthe overthe
the attitude of oftheee these Kings county count com committeemen commltteemen
mitteemen John H Delanoy William R RMcGulre It ItI
I McGulre William A Doyle Thomas F FByrnes FByrne FByrne
Byrne M T Meagher William F Doyle DoyleConrad
I Conrad ConradHatD1iug Hasenflug and James P SinnottMayor Sinnott SinnottMayor SinnoMayor
Mayor Fuhrmann and Mr Burgard re received re received received ¬
ceived indubitable evidence that at a the thepresent thepresent thepresent
present moment these eight State committeemen com committeemen committeemen
mitteemen were with Charles F MurphyConners Murphy MurphyConners MurphyConners
Conners aided Murphy in seating these thesecommitteemen th thcommitteemen
committeemen in the Carnegie Hall con convention CODventi convention ¬
vention venti n of April 1908 over the men menrightfully menrightruny
rightfully elected by their Senate dis districts diatricta dGstricts ¬
tricts trictsUnless trictaUI11
Unless UI11 these th Kings county committee committeemen committeerpM committeetpen
men change their attitude ttitu e before bef re Thurs Thursday Thuraday Thursday ¬
day Mr Connerss friends were con constrained contrained constrained
strained to say their man is beaten beI be bej beI
I j yond ond perad peradventure venture But they added that thatall thataU
all things were we possible and in any an event eventtheir eventtheir eventtheir
their man would not resign before a vote votehad Votehad cotehad
had been taken in the State committee committeeThere committeeThere committeeThere
There were suggestions to the effect effectthat effectthat
rethat that if Mr Conners is beaten he and his hismen hiemen
men should walk out of the committeeand committee committeeand
I and take no part in attempting to elect electthe electthe electthe
the Democratic lio State St fatick ticket t put up by byCharles byCharles
Charles F Murphy and his friends There Therewere Therewere
were friends of Mr Murphy at the hotel hoteland hoteland hoteland
and when they the heard of this proposed proposedmovement propoeedmovement proposedmovement
movement they declared that Mr Connera Conneraand Connersand Connereand
and his hlarriends friends had been ready for some sometuna IIOmatime sometime
time to go over to William R Hearst Hearstbut Beanlbut Heatbut
but that Mr Hearsts City Democracy Democracyand
and any an upState movement engineered engineeredby tld tldbJ
by Mr Hearst would draw very much muchmore muchmore muchmore
more from the Republican than the Democratio Democratlo Demo Democratic ¬
cratic party partyChairman partyChaitvnan
partyChairman
Chairman Conners deprecated any anymovement anymovement anymovement
movement looking to his friends retiring retiringfrom retirintfrom retiringfrom
from the State committee after a vote roteis voteis TOteLa
is taken even if it is against him It was waspractically wallpractJcaIlydetennined waspractically
practically practJcaIlydetennined determined at the Chancre Connersconference ConnenconferenCe Chancreconference
conference however that all former formerConners fonnerCo torrentConners
Conners Co Dr8 committeemen whohave who have gone goneover g goneover ne neover
over to Murphy should be put upon the thegrill thegriD thegrin
grill and requested to explain their change changeof
of attitude aad the reasons re for it and andmoreover andmoreover d d10T
moreover they are to be abed upon to tosay tosay I
10T th c up
say sT whether their ther constituents conttuta desire desirethat dere desirethat I
that the Democratic Dotio State organiration organirationshall orrton 1 1shl
shall shl be turned tue over to Charles Cre F Murphy MurphMo
Most Mo of the Conners C men were we aware awarethat awa awarethat
that th Mr M Murphy and his friends rr tad tadselected h badselected
selected ele John Joh A Dix Dx of Washington Washingtoncounty Waign Waigncty Washingtoncounty
county candidate adidatfor for LJeutenantGov LJeutenantGovernor Uetetv Uetetvemor
ernor ia IMS no a as the new chairman car but butthat bt btthat butthat
that some le of the most mo influential Ifuenti Demo Democrats Do Docs Democrats ¬
crats cs In tha Statewho Stte State who do not no believe believethat bleye bleyetht believethat
that tht Conner Connf should ahod remain raln as ucrman ucrmanare chairman chairmanare
are convinced Cvo that tht Mr Dix would be belooked b belooked
looked looke upon UPD merely aa a a proxy px tor Mr MrMurphys l MrMurphys
Murphys MWbys State St leadership leerip and that tt the thaman them theman
man m for State Ste chairman calr to t succeed wo Mr MrConnera YrCe MrConners
Connera Ce ta former torer Supreme Sprme Court Cou Justice JusticeDCady Juce JuceD JusticeDCady
DCady D Herrick Herck of Albany Alby the candidate candidatefor cdite cditefor
for Governor GOeor in 11 1904 In I fact fa this has hasbeen haab hasbeen
been b discussed di by Mr M Murphy and ad his hisfriends h hisfriends
friends friMd who seem to believe bleve that tat Judge JudgeHerrick Judg JudgeHerrick
Herrick Hec Is Gubernatorial Gubr timbr timber How However However ¬ I Ieve
ever eve Samuel Suel J Tilden Tiden was chairman of oftha ofthe ofthe
the Democratic Dotlo State committee commite ca in I 1871 1874and 1871and 18
and resigned rlled that place pl immediately immediatelyafter
after ater his nomination noiton for Governor GovernorIt Gyeror GyerorI iel
It I was stated stt that tt Mr Dix is under underobligations UDderoblgtona underobligations
obligations oblgtona to t Mr M Murphy of a personal personalnature personalnature
Democrats pn
nature natu and there ther were Dmot Democrats who whosaid Whod whosaid
said d that tt they would point this t out ot in intha inthe inthe
the committee committ meeting at Albany Aby and andcall Bndcal andall
call cal for the testimony ttJmony of former fore Comp ¬ I
Comp
troller Martin ln H Giynn Gr of Albany A and andformer andformer
former forer State Stt Treasurer Treuer Julius Juua Juuaof Haneof Hauser Hauserof Jal
of Sayville Syle L L I I IThe ITe IThe
The Te Murphy men on the other othe hand handdeclared banddel handdeclared
declared del that if personal rn matters mtt were wereraised wee weeri wereraised
raised ri in the committee committ meeting at atAby Albany Albanythey Albanythey
they would go into the connection oonneon of Mr MrConners MrCnne MrConners
Conners Cnne with the United UnIt States Stat Indepen Independent Indep ¬
dent Telephone Company Cmpy and bring out outthe outthe outthe
the testimony tmony that tt Mr M Conners Cone was theowner the theowner theowner
owner of tV sO 112000000 oOOO worth of deferred deferredcommon defe deferredcommon
common stock 8k for which whicl he had hd never neverpaid neverpd neverdeal
paid a penny This T was 1 a little Ute side ridodeal sideCommitteeman do dode
deal deal pd de it was py added ade addes engineered engered engineeredlittle br State StateCommitteeman SateComt
Committeeman Comt Thomas Tom W Fuiucane Fuiucaneof Fuce Fuceof
of Rochester Rer in the betielf beUJ that tt Mr I Con Conners Conne Conner ¬
ners ne as Democratic Dotc State chairman ch would wouldbe
be of great gt value vaue to the enterprise enterpriseFinucane eWre eWreFnuce enterpriseFinuane
Finucane Fnuce Conners Cones friend fred thought he hecould hecould hecould
could reach rh Murphy and Murphy Muh tgt could couldcontrol Culd Culdcontol couldcontrol
control contol the municipal mucD administration atton inNew in inNew inNe
New Ne York Yor city cty obtaining obfng the new ne fran franchme lranch ran ranchiaes
chiaes ch and extensions etona which hcb Finucane Finucanedesired Fucne Fucnede Finuanedesired
desired de but it was wa found foud that Murphy Muhy
had h no n pull p 1 with Mayor lyorlcel McCIellan and the theDemocratic theDotio theDemocratic
Democratic Dotio administration mlnttJOD in this t city cty
So S the t enterprise enterr failed faled aa a far as this thiscity t thiscity
city ct was concerned cnced cncedIde concernedIndeed
Indeed Ide all a day dy and moot m of the thoat thoatW night nightwas nightwas
was W taken te up uS with persostJitIesof persoaUities plltm there thereevery mostly mostlyof
of a financial t character cr gad there 1 6 6every U
every ee prospect that tt unless ul r thcu tb brakes brakesare bl
are put pt prp on o somewhere srwhe there t wl will be a acollision aconlio acollision
collision conlio in the State Stte commute Ctm meeting meetingthat
that tt will wn make me a loud lud noise noi Several Sel of ofthe O otl otlthe
the committeemen comitten who kept ke their thei heads headsand hf headsand
and who desired d i only 01 Democratic Dota victory victoryprobably victorynext cr
next fallwer fall were af sax and tngry and anitone andono
De e
one of the them Mid He Here we a are UI Ki go g t to toAlbany
Alb Albany on WeeyandThuy WeeyandThuyproobly Wednesday sadThursday and andprobably
probably all told tol 200 Democrats Dota will wi turn turnup t turnup
up at this tl meeting of our committee committeeThe oommltt committeeTelimelight
The Te Telimelight limelight will wl be b thrown t uponlms upon li and aadour ad adour andour
our doi doings lielgt The Te wise wi policy pUc uP would wold have havebeen hve hveb havebeen
been b to have hv kept our ou soiled IIOII linen lien at home homeand bm homeand
and cd let the Republicans RpbUe have hve a moopl monopoly monopolyof
of this laundry laur business businessALBANT buln bulnALN busingALsixt
ALBANT ALN N Y Feb Feb 30 20Chairman 20ChairmanWilliam Chairman ChairmanWilliam
William Wlt J Conner Cer of the te DemocraticState Dtio DtioState Democratic
State committee comitt and Charles CarlN F Murphy Murpb
leader IMcr of Tammany Tammy Hall have hv each eachengaged eachengaged b bewte
engaged a suite of room room at the Hotel HotelTen BotelTen HotelTea
Ten Eyck E Efol for Wednesday Wey The ThetlIt tight to tooust 1 tooust
Thefgt
oust out Chairman I r Connera Cooers will wi be trans transferred tr transferred ¬
ferred fer from New York city cty to the Hotel HotelTen Bol BolTen HotelTen
Ten Eyck on that tht day
Unless Uu Mr Murphy Iurhy change chang hi hi his mind mindJohn md mdJohn ruledJohn
John A Dix Dx who whoh whobas has a summer lumer homonWalngton homenWashington homojn homojnWashington
Washington Walngton county cut and ad a town t house boU in inAlbany InAlby inAlbany
Albany Alby will wl be b the Murphy Yuh candidate cadlda for forchairman forchan forchairman
chairman chan of the State committee committ to t ant succeed s ¬
coed Mr lr Conners Cers until the fall convention conventionmeet conventionmeets nvetion nvetionmeetawhe
c unt
meet meetawhe when Mr Dix D in turn will wU bei bell sueceeded sue succeeded ¬
ceeded ce as chairman chair by bthe the roan m whom whomthe whomth whomthe
the th antlConnern atonnel forces fol really raly are f for forMr forMr rotMr
Mr Dix ho h sus been hD selected le because b1 be behas behs behas
has hs never been prominent prolnen enough Inolb in inpolitic InpltiC Inpolitic
politic pltiC to arouse ar political polUcl animoaitiee animoaitieeand amoltle
and an as a temporary tmporary sop to the > Demo DotnoTntic Do Democredo
credo C State S tt league e of which W hiCbbe ha Is oneof one oneof
leg O8 O8of
of the original
orignl promoters promotersCertainly promotersrlnly promotersCertainly
Certainly rlnly the Dmoratic Democratic Lfe League man managers m managate ¬
agate all and Mr Murphy Mury and a his friend fre ia iathe latha inthe
the State Stt committee cmmitt are a work woki working tog In Innoticeable Ianocle Innoticeable
1 noticeable nocle accord ac upon thi this Coaneny Coanenyquestion Conner Connerquestion
question quo Bepreeootatives np UPB tY of o both b Mr MrMurpky Mi MiM MrM
Murpky M a and d the t teMpe J who have been b ia 1 InAi
Ai Ab aeeYlw 1Mt t We Xlaqs Xlaqsittit
ittit i ytla91l iGfimfa bf ut 0G cl C + M < uoY J 1 M
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PIANOS PIANOSF PIANOSe e
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termined te to 1 include iue a line li of o Realty fl good pianos pia at prices priceswithin pr prwtite pikeswithin
within wtite the means m of o those to wishing wg to t 8 gratify gat their ter musical musicaltaste muil muilt musicaltaste
t taste W with wt modest mt expenditure t q < J After At most mt exhaustive exhaustiveinvestigation eUtv exhaustiveinvestigatiaae
investigation we have hav selected die dieSterling theaterl
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Hutonad Huntington and Mendelssohn MendelssohnPianos M ndeloh FQ FQPianos
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be regularly r y carried c in i stock st in i addition addto to a full line le of o the theIncomparable te teIcmpble theIncomparable >
Incomparable Icmpble Kranich Kac Bach Bch Grande Grandea Ga4a GrandsUprights
a Uprights and ad PlayerPianos PlayerPianosCJ
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temptingly teptgly low Jw prices and some s other ote excellent cet new n pianos pia from
200 20 upward ward and prc Player Playe a Pianos Pia from o 450 S u upward w ward First F t pay paymentSIOand pay 2 2meat
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that the o Murphy a a league combination combinationhas cbUO 1 1b
has b tt thirtyfour tyro te to thirtysix thirl I cut cu of the thefiftyone I thefiftyone
ft fiftyone mem members mbera of o the committee committeeMr cmtt committeeLJOIN
a Mr Connate ConnersEXJOIX C CIJOIN ConnateSTIT I
EXJOIX STATE E COMMITTEE COMMITTEE CO llVIT f fCeaaer PCenners
Ceaaer Cet KaM k t tllntfedte to lUve Threatened t to De Deread Dj Djfe Defend
read fe tub I Tide TUe to I tae te he Ceart CeartFeb Ce Ceerts CeertsBDrraro I IBA
BA BDrraro Feb 30 20According Aoorn According io i 0 the theantiConner theanti i iante
antiConner ante anti Coanera people pple just Ju before bo Mr M Con Conners C Conaere
ners ne left lef for Florida Fod helaid he laid ld before bfore Charles CharlesF Cles I
in insubstance InIUb insubstance
F Murphy Muy three th plain pl proposition propiUoD
substance IUb as follows followsFirst foll followsFirstThat
FirstThat First FrTt That he h would resign 11 < as State Statechairman 8 Statechairman 1
chairman Chrn if i Murphy would woud resign rp as boss bossof b
of TamBYSTt TammanySecond Tammany TammanySecond I
Second STt That in case ce Conner Conne was wasousttd wasousted I Iowrttd
ousted a u chairman crbfore chairmanbefore before hi his two year yearterm yeart yearterm
term t expires exr he would wod get g an a injunction injunctionand Injuncion Injuncionan
and an fight ft the matter J ti in the thecou court and thatcounsel that thatcounsel tt I Icoul
counsel coul had hd told tld him he could do so 1 suc snocesfully successfully II IICf ¬
cesfullyThirdThat cessfully cessfullyThird Cf
ThirdThat Third TrT That if he was ousted before bore his histerm hIaterm histerm
term expired expi he would do his best b to beat beatthe bt btthe beatthe
the party py ticket ticet hi I the te fall fallIf fa fallIf
If I the story Iry be b true te it mean m now n thatConners that thatConners tt ttConne
Conners Conne will wi get ge gethie his he lawyers lwy to work or pre preparing prepg preparing ¬
paring the application appUctioD ffoan for an order orer re tostralningthe8tste restraining r ¬
stralningthe8tste straining atng pg the State Stt committee committ committeefrom from electing electinga eleng elenga
a new chairman until the regular meeting
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the th ground gud that tt he baa b a right rt to serve serveout se seou serveout
out ou hi hi his two to year term tr the lawyer lwe of the theother theoter theother
other oter side ade are a y prepared to show w that he hewas b bewas
was W not elected l cted prep for atwo a 4 two t year termthat term termthat t
that th the rule of the committee oomit y do not notspecify nt ntlpiry notspecify
specify lpiry any ay r set a setterm termalthough tr although ltu it I has h been beenthe b beenthe
the custom ctom to allow alow a chrJrman c to serve I servethroughout
throughout thuhout ft I Gubernatorial Guberdor1 term ter in I short shortthat ar shortthat
that tt a chairman c is i removable removble at thepleasure the thepleosureof theplere
pleasure of the t committee committeeState oomltt oomlttSbte committeeSate
State Committeeman Cmtt Charles Crles N Bulger Bulgerof B
of Oswego Oeeco is understood undet to be bD bDof in charge chargeof
of the plans pl for leaping pinlY any legal hurdles hurdlesthat hul hurdlethat
that Conners Cnne mar set up It is L issald said ed thatthe that thatthe
the Democratic Doto League Lgue will wi be b repre represented reproseated ¬
seated MnU at the committee comt meeting metg by bysome b bysome
some offitn leading J members armed with withproxies wit withproxies
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will W be Thomas Tbom M Osborne Ome of o Auburn AuburnIDEXTIFJED AuburnIDENTIFIED AuburnIDENTIFIED
IDENTIFIED HI 11 A KEY KEVRed KEI KEIan KEYRed
Red an Adam A Swlodler 89Der and J A Carrie Carrieef Ce Ceet
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FI8 Ar One OneBy 8 OneBy
By a safe deposit key ky found rou in i the thepocket thepet thepocket
pocket pet of Bed R Adams Ads when wbe be was w ar arrested arrted aerated ¬
rested rted at the Broadway Brwy Central Ctlal Hotel Hotelon Hol Holo
December 32 last charged with min reinlug mining
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lug swindle he ha been identified
re b b Ient aa aaJames uJaes asJames
James A Currie a householder of
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East Et Eighth Eith street tt Flatbusb Ft He la I to tobe t tobe
be tried onthe onthYeer Federal court on Wednes Wednesday Weea WeeadyO Wednesday ¬
day dyO on a charge cc of zl getting ttoOOO 10 from fromWilliam fr fromWilliam
William Wii Lea L aa a Englishman Eglish by b fraud fraudCharles fr fraudCharles
Charles Adams better known
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Adams A and a sometimes IIOmt es aa Cameron CeB Boa Bostetter Boatatter
tetter was W using u l the name Je of orJo John Will Willlama Wi Willlazes
lama l when whe he was arrested ar while wh calling cJ
for letter let addressed adr to James ae Thomas ThomaiSouthwick T ThomasSouthwick
Southwick SU WiCk of Bayonne Bi e N J A key keyfrom bYfrm keyfrom
from frm hi hi his bunch buc thai tf seemed ae to be b related relatedto relt
to a safe e deposii det box bx was taken te to t Bates Boatoaby B Batesby I
by a postal ptall inspector who ho wted wanted to look lookup lk lookup I
up Ue the maker me The Te maker ier acid ld there therewere te therewere
were wereJu just three thr such key ke In the thawl world worldTwo worldTwo
Two To of of them te were weje w owned o hi I Manhattan Manhattanand Mtt
and ad the t third tnl ia Brooklyn BrooklynThe Bk BkThe
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the two Manhattan men found
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still pi had h their tlr keys k and ad then th tried ted the thebanking thebklg thebanking
banking and safe deposit
bklg le dept company compy In toCourtstreet InC inCourt
Court Courtstreet C street trt Brooklyn Bk a a box bx in whosevauNe whose whosevaults who
vaults vt the th key the maker mer said d would woulcfit wuld wuld8t wouldfit
fit The T bank b people ppl said dthat that the key keybelonged k keybelonged
belonged belong to James Jae A Currie Ca of 1070 100 Earn EasEighth E EarnEighth I
Eighth tb street arL They Te looked loed at the t rogues roguesgauery roguesgallery I
gallery ry pictunr plot llkodbkemCurtisAdame of o Bed R Adam Ad and rog sale saidAt
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he was away ia f the Weston West c we on a business businesstrip be businesstrip
trip trp Really RI hewas hew in the th Tombs Tomb The Thewife Thewfe Thewife I
wife did not see e the rogues gallery picture
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it A and Currie CurrieIn Cra CraIn earn ed that it i was W a likeness UkenC of James JamesA Ja
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the name nam of o Jamea Ja A Currie Ce the Fedora Feel i
detectives detetYI found fo fOm < md diamonds dl ond meld b id other ohr
jewelry worth worI worthS10Gtlo H9WO Half JIIC that tam amount amountought amouptought t toueh
ought oueh to be b realised r from Cr one article aicle a acrescent act acrescent
crescent ct of o diamonds and pearl pearlAdam perisAdpma
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since e 18M ll Once Ocb wha trapped in lalo a hot hotla hotel
la a small sml town tw to i Ohio Oio tp where WM w be waa wa toeell to tosell
sell a gold brick bQc biick44aa Adam aadhis and aD his bi partner partnerattempted partseratiempted
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Sed et4anbts Meet te t Heaer H the GermanLeader Ocnaaa Ocnaaatrader GaII1ftet
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The seventieth IMm tleth anniversary of ta tM birth bkrthof
of August Rebel the e German Socialist Socialistand
and member m of the Ralchetagwas Reichstag rtazce1e rtazce1ebrated wa cele celebrated coebrated ¬
brated yesterday in this city by bymeetiBI a mass aaesmeeting massmeeting
meeting of Rusnian Polish German aad aadJewish aadJw1ah sadJewish
Jewish Socialists at the theProsre theProsreaembJyBoomaI Progress As Asembry AeaemblyBooms
aembJyBoomaI embry Boom > a Avenue A Ahelduad Ahelduadthe Albeld JieU under underthe underthe
the auspices of Or1be jthe Russian Social J Demo Democrat Deaocrate ¬
crate Among the speaker wereDr were orB A r 8 8Ingerman 8lagerman
Ingerman representative reprtJ ef1tativeort ot the eSoclaI Raariaa RaeidaaSocial RaariaaSocial
Social Democracy M Wiatcaefeky WIatch r of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Bud representative repre of t Aw w PolishSocial Polish PolishSocial PollahSodal
Social Democracy and Daniel Da DanielVe e1 De JJhed Leon Leonhead Leonhead
head of the Socialist Labor party partyBloat yMoat partyMat
Bloat of the th thespeeobes apeeohe were fax Russian Kuaslaaaad llu8iaaJaiYlddlah Russianaatd
aad JaiYlddlah Yiddish with but few to Kagliah Itwaa Itwas It Itwas
was aanoonced that similar B eetia0 2were > eetia0were
were being held in different dl < lIfet1t cities through throughout ¬
out the country and that congratulatorymeesaseewere congratulatory congratulatorymessage conzratulatorym
message m meesaseewere were being beistgcabled cabled to Rebel from fromrevolutionists fromrevolutIoalate fromrevolutionist
revolutionists in hundreds of town and aaddtles andcities
cities t throughout t the United States and andfrom sadfrom
from radical radkalorpnlaUona ors otgafIstbns ai aUoaa throughout throughoutthe
the civilized world The speaker classed classedBebel classedBebel edBebel
Bebel aa among the great teacher t of the theworld theworld theworld
world Daniel De Leoa who spoke ia iaEnglish inEnglish
English Bald that the Influence of Rebel Bebelws Hebelwu Rebelwas
ws wu pervading both sldea of the Atlaatio Atlaatioand Atlaatuoand
and that hi his life and act would W uld Influence fcaflueacethe
the world aa much ea the writing of ofMiltoa ofMilton
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