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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1919.
detention. The petitioner M miMnt
th present petition for BfM of
liaheaa corpus isn a'Mr.l not only on lit
own hehalf. M ,ir iMOMM) "fi IX a If
r Harry K T in."
IOWI TO MANDATE Or SIR
LOMER GOUIN.
.TudRo llut.-lilnaon trfeire.l 10 Hi inft
mm of Hlr ' ,n t OotHn, Promlof and
kAtfjrney-Oeneral. delivered patta 'lay b)
AlmM Ueoff rlon. aayinK
"The Atioriiey-Oener: gf thin prov
ince, tiy his representxt.ve, hae elated
that It 1a the dealre of the Altu-nn-
Oenera' that thli rat he diepoeed of
aa apeedlly as pOOelbli, and that If the
prieoner la legally Imprisoned he be
returned to tha )all to await hit trial,
but If he la under wrongful restraint, da
ba liberated at once, ami Cat a desire
of tka prisoner to remain In tha Jail to
ovoid pro.ecdln that ma) tm taken
agalnet him under federal alatiita by
, tha Dominion Oovernmrnt muat not ba
. 'enatdrred. and that the Jail of thli
district la not to ba uaod aa a house or
' refuge "
' After cltiruf many prevlou derlalona.
Judg. Mm. Ii.mk.i-i delivered thr xilnt f
hla derielon In three wonie
"I therefore grant thr aald petition,
maintain tha aald writ of habaaa corpue
ad daelaro tha aama abaoluU, and fur
etBar declare that tha Jailer baa no aa
Ttmr1iy to detain Barry K Thaw In tha
common Jail, and, whathar Thaw wiahee
4 aaarriaa and an Joy hla personal liberty
r not. ha la entitled t. hla full liberty
and ha la hereby liberated and dle
eharged from hla praaent detention In
.tha Jan and la hereby raatorad to tha
.liberty ha enjoyed previoua to hla arreat
nad datantion."
EVERYTHING READY FOR EX
ICTIO RACK TO BORDER.
.. Bverylhlng la In raadlnaaa In Coal)-
cook to a-U-a Tli. - aaiwl v hurliif.
,Jt la from that point the real rare for
I the border wit basin. Tha attorneya
Car Now York State have a awlft auto
la waMIng there, aa have Thaw a law-
yara.
s It la practically certain that Thaw
will not ba allowed la remain In Ver
mont. If praaent plana do not go aatray
he will be rushed out of that tltate
lawnedlabHy and atari ad aa hla war
J to Now York.
, The attornea for New Tork "tate
. will make an Immediate ateaipt to cat
aa order for hit deportation. Than
they plan to hurry him acroaa tha bor
der and toward the New Tork Bute
Una In an automobile before hla attor
neya can take further local action.
.Unco In tha tMtat. ha can ba returned
ta Mat tea wan without delay.
PRE MURK TO MAKE CHAUF
FEUR THOMPSON REVEAL PLOT.
Xduoated Roi- Thampaon. ohauf.
Thevw away from Matteawan atore
than two waaka ago, muat linger
la kerbroeko at laaat another week,
under ttO ball, before ha atanda trial
wa tha double aharti af having le
tatod the Dominion Immigration law a
by crossing tha border "by atealth" and
la aa doing aaelallog aa undesirable,
Thaw, to aater Canada.
' Mia caaa came before Maglatrate Mul
"aaa to-day and with the conaent of
.both atdee waa put over. Thoaipaon'a
.lawyeri. In reality Thaw'a lawyera. art
la tan aaeaatUae collecting data to prove
TBsmgecn'e claim that ha waa born In
rato and waa never naturallaad la
United Kiatea. With thla eeUb.
ha will be aubject to a IMu fine or
three montha' Imprisonment but
M not ba deported.
ar'a chief deal re now la to tat each
to Broadway but he can't ao long aa an
tadietraent hand over aim charging
aba with co nap Lr log with o there to llb
.arata Thaw.
If Thorapaon caree to tell hla story,
even at thla lata day, Jerome la ready
to da what he can to quaah tha In
dictment for oonaplracy returned agatnat
him Irr Outcheee County. Jerome ad
mitted thla afternoon that he had had
aa Informal talk with tha chauffeur and
had advlaed him In a general way not
to allow hlmaelf to be made a pawn
by the Thaw lawyers.
LEAVES POLICE FORCh
TO BECOME LAWYER
Son of New York's Only Woman
Policeman Resigns Po
sition. Policemen Jamie 8. Ooodnin, who la
gba twenly-four-year-uld aon of Detec
tive Lieutenant I aa belle Ooodwln, tha
only woman uu lira rolla of the Now
Tort department, realgned hie Job to
day, lie le atudylng to be a lawyer.
Ooodwln had been a policeman two
year a and after eoma experience in the
datoctlva bureau waa tranaferred to tha
Marrtaanta elation aa a mounted man.
Mothlag waa known of hla Intention to
guit until he atepped In front of 1-leut.
McOorry to-day and laid hla revolver,
hla badge and hla official kayo on the
daak and aald lie waa through.
"Look here, young man," aald Mr
Oorry. "Aren't you a little haatyT
Tour mother la likely to lock you up
far a thing Ilka thla."
"Oh. I know aha doean't Ilka It." aald
the) young man. 'But I have been
atudylng law at Kordhatu and leading
law In all my time off, and thr lime ha
coma when 1 have either goi to be a
gaad lawyer or a good policeman. 1
aaa't be both. Mother agreed laat night
to let me have my own way."
SCHOONER LOST IN STORM.
Tne Hon Drawaet When Hartley
la Wrecked Off t'apr llalierae.
WAdaHrNOTOX, ftopt S.-Th three
tag tad achooner Hartley waa wrcckra
aa tha beach at Chli-amli-oumo ,;f.
aavlag atatlon, off Cape liatteraa, to
day, and two oiembera of tha crr of
aoveo loat their Uvea.
The ahlp waa a total loaa, according
toreporta received by the revenue cutter
aervke.
According to cable repoi la the Itoyal
HaU gteameblp Caribbean, which will
replace the ateamahlp Orotava In the
Maw York-liarmuda aervi e on Heptt. 17,
lef. Cherbourg at 7 J. M. laat night
aad Bouthampton noon to-day for tha
tat aa. Bermuda anal Maw Yerk. aarrr.
jm a larte uat af
ANOTHER ALLEGED
BASEBALL LOTTERY
!
MANAGERARRESTED
Anthony CoiTlttOCk Presents
Testimony and AcCUSfd Is
Meld in flSOO Bail.
HAD ONE PRIZE OF $200.
It Is Charged That Every
Chance in the Pool Sold
for 5o Cents.
One more arreat waa effected to-day
through aapoeuree by Thr evening
World of baaeball gambling poola. lot
tertee under the lam, operated In New
York for the porpoee of fleecing the
gullible. The prlaonor waa Btntl C
HotUnger, a etoop-ehouldered, red
mtiataohod man of forty yea re, living
at No. ill) Waal Porty-aavantfe a treat,
where, according to the complaint, ha
conducted the "International llaeeball
Information Company."
The complainant agaJnat HotUnger
waa Anthony Comtlock, head of the
Model) for the Huppression of Vine.
Through a detective. John McOnwan,
Comatoek gatharad enough evidence to
have Unilinear, who waa arraigned to
day In the Weet Blle Court held under
Wnu bail for special Heaalone on a charge
of having violated flection No. 1373 of tha
Penal Code, which relatei to lotterlea.
Comatock declared that Hoitlnger,
from hla home, printed and circulated
LAOS Uofceta In tha pool then :nae
queraded under the name of "Tha In
ternational Baaeball Information Com.
pany," uaing for bait a prlie of 1X0 for
the "winning combination" and 110 for
ronaotatlon prlie. t'nllke other poola In
town, liottlnger did not offer chancea In
tha lottery for at canto. Every ohanoe
In tha liottlnger pool, according to the
detective, waa aald far M aante, and
1M of the current laeue had been dla
poaed of before Hottlngor waa arreetea.
According to the allpe, premluma ware
to be redeemed at Hottlnger'a home.
In court liottlnger, who doecrlbed hlm
aelf aa a bookkeeper, rafueed to make
any atattmmt He aald ba waa willing
ta take hla chancea "downtown," mean
ing (leneral Meeeloaa,
The evidence produced by Comatock at
tha hearing. Comatock declaring he had
l.mc of Hottlnger'a tlcketa In hla poeeea
elon, ahowed that Hottlnger'a method
wa.. with the axoeptlon of tha fact that
he ar iked the creduloua 50 cam a lnetnad
of H. uat like the baaaball lottery con
ducted by Henry Krancla Toren under
the name of the lfetropolltan Baaaball
Information Bureau.
1'pon evidence luppll-WI by The Kvi
nlng World, Toraa waa arreatad a few
weeka ago. He obtained aeveral ad
Journmenta of the hearing and Anally
he fled the city, leaving a friend to
land tha Ion of HMO, Toren'a ball.
Toren'a reaaon for running away waa
that hla attorney had told him hla caaa
waa hopeleea. Ha might have got oft
with a fine had It not been for the fact
that ha already had a prlaon rooord (he
epent a year on Hlarkwoll'o Inland for
forging Interborough tlokete), and thla
would leave the courte no alternated
butto aend him behind bare again.
ASSEMBLYMAN FINDS
SON IN JAIL AS HOBO.
Young Matthews Says Paterson
Playmates Forced Him to Board
Freight rain With Them.
laparlal e Tka Beaalif World).
MIIPLKTOWN, N. T.. HepL I -Ambrose
Matthewa. aon of Aaaemblyman
Hattbawe of Fateraon. N. J., and a
page In the Naw Jereey LaglalatuFe,
waa discovered In Uoahen Jail to-day
hy hla father. The boy had been mlaa.
Ing from home for ten daya Ttie Pat
ereon police had aearahod that city
for him and had dragged tha 1'aeaalo
Iliver and ponde near hla home.
Accordmg to the young man'a etory,
John M alley, Lee Hart and Ooorga
Stone, Bat ereon ooya of about the aame
ace aa hlmaelf, foroed him to board an
hrle frelnht train at Baterann by throw
Ing hla ap aboard and holding liuu In
a car until th tram atartad.
The boya were arreeted In Mlddletowa
aa traanpa and oommtttad to jail for
ten daya. Young Matthewa waa aahamed
to tell hla family where he wai and hla
father hoard of hla plight through a Jail
ewieiae,
KING GEORGE'S COUSIN
SIZES UP LORD HALDANE
"A Damn Good Lawyer and Poli
tu.-i.in, Hut a Damn lur SolJier,"
Says Cot, Fitz-George.
A paaaenger on the Cunard liner
ainiania, arriving mia arternooii, waa
Col. 8lr AuKuetua f Kltr.-Ueorge K C.
V, Oh '. li., a cuualn of the King of
KiiRlaml. Col. .-It Klti-iiaorge la a aon
of tha luke of Cambridge, who waa a
graieJ-uncle of Uie ivln.r.
Uur Kngllah vleltor le on hla way to
look after extenalvr mining propertlua
In which he le lntereated In the Cobalt
dlatrlct of Caiuula. He la a nillllaiy
man and haa bean ataiiuned in van. ma
of Hla Mujeaty'a iioaauaaluna.
"You juat eaca,pd meeting rd Ha:
dan, who returned to Kngland on the
Uugllgnlg thla morning," Hlr AugUtlat
aaa tolJ.
"Ah, yea," ha replied, "laird Haldann
A damn good lawyer and politician, but
damn poor aoldlar. Waaa Ba was Bac
retary for War he waa quite unpopular
a.
Emblems Gaynor Will Use in the
And Banner That Roasts
(pec I ally
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5,000 NOMINATE
(Continued from Fleet Pago.)
ttood on the City Hall atepe. Haunt
bead- of pvrapliatlon atood out on hie
bald head ant tr'.ckled down hie face.
He mitppcd hla head with a handker
chief repeatedly. Illi face waa axcea
aivrly iale and nla hand shook.
He apoke but once during the pro-
reedlnga and that waa when he leaned
over to Mr. Appb-ton and whlapered
hueklly four or five worda. Mr. 8chlff
explained to the crowd that the Mayor a
wound troubled hla throat ao that It
would be Impoaatble for him to make a
prech. Not merely waa he forced to re
main allent, but ha only atood for brief
Intervale before the cheering thronge
and waved the ahovel that haa been
placed In lila haude.
To-morrow, the Mayor goeo to the
Adirondack for real and roouporatton.
Hla campaign will be left la tha haada
of phvali ally atronger men.
Edward E McCali. Chairman of tha
Public Hervtoe Commlaalon and Tam
many candidate for Mayor, oat In tha
Irtdow of hla office on the fourteenth
floor of the Tribune Building and
watched the unique damonatratlon.
MAYOR SEIZED SHOVEL AND
SHOUTED TO CROWD.
The Mayor'i notification waa aomewhat
handicapped by tha weaknaaa of tho
epeakera' vol. ee. Pew m the audleno
heard what any of the apokaaman aald.
Tha Mayor'a expert handling of the
ipade, which waa preaented to him In
the prcaence of the throng, elicited
great applauae. At the cloee of the
cereinonlra whea Secretary Hobert
Adamaon had read that the Mayor
would ahnval all hie enemlea Into the
dump-heap, the Mayor aeliod bjf ahovel
with eagernaea and ahouted:
'That'a what we'll dot"
Hie voice waa weak, and he plainly
ahowed the effete of hla recent attack.
tiro wing out of the day'a funottone
ram the announcement that Michael J.
Iirummond. the Mayor'a Cummlaetoner
of Charltlea, would In all probability
be the ,-eiidldaie for Comptroller on the
Oaynor ticket. The announcement.
which waa backed by authoritative per
aona In the Mayor'a confidence, created
great concern to the Pualonlata. who
had expected to tee the Mayor accept
William A. Prendergaat aa hla candidate
for Comptroller.
A d .xn or more ciuba and aaaoclatlona
with uiinnera wr In the line of march,
but moat of them marahalled only about
twenty-five tnembera each. All told,
there were one thoueand marchara who
had f ormed a Una Juat outalde of City
Hall l-aik and marched Into the open
plaaa. There the police had olenred
away a great apace. Outalde the police
llnee thouaanda of men and women
ployed in downtown offiae biatldlaga
praeaad In a aiming Jam to aaa tao an
u in apectacle.
When it in found that the marching
.:e-anUaiioiia did not fill the plaaa the
police llnee were drawn and tha noon
day epri-tatore packed themeolvoe up
agalnet the atepa of the hall. It waa
tmpoailble for any aave thoae on the
atepa to hear what waa aald By the
varloue epeakera.
FIRST CHEERING LASTS A PULL
MINUTE.
All th enthualaam ttiat waa etirred
uu cam from th av.'earanr of th
Mayor wavlna hla ahovel end making
pantomime of shoveling the raacnla out Herman Bidder made a brief a nd
gf th 'lty Hall when that reference In j Ink Peech and then Cerretary Adani
hla apeech waa reached by .Secretary aen read tha Mayor' acceptance. In
Adamaon during the reading. Tag that pa:t giving the llet of th Tarn
cheering waa not prolonged ar uaroar- nvaay oenferreee at Daimanleo a the
loua. Oa three aneaalaa it traM out craved groaned aad hawed with much
Taaebat tMaak laarted atkt sMwtto Tha
hebefraphed bp aa Mvenlmg World rhotogrsphar )
GAYNOR, WHO IS NEAR A COLLAPSE.
a-cond and third times It wai of thirty
aaconda' duration.
At a polltlcatdtnltt natratlon the City
Hall meeting Waw frtore of a enow for
the curtoua noonday crowda than a
gathering of voter and dleplay of or
ganlaad otrength. There were by lib
eral count one thousand men' In the
marching clube that were admitted
through the police llnee to take front
placea In the City Hall atapa. There
were another Ave hundred or more
privileged leadera and workers on the
etepe and In the corrldore of the build
ing. Thla made a total of l.too man
who could ba counted ae the fighting
force of the Oaynor army.
THREE ORGANIZATIONS
TURNED OUT WITH BANDS.
There were but three organlaed and
llned-up bodlea In tha gathering. Thee
were tha Bronx County Jeff ereon lan
Cnlon of three hundred men carrying '
shovels, led by Bugane MoOuIre and
Thotnaa H. O'Nell. both of whom had
thatr training aa former Tammany lead
era They marched In front with a band.
The Oaynor League of Porelgn-Born
Cltlaana and the Bant Side Oaynor
League together numbered 3M men,
coming from tha lower oaat aide. Tha
third organisation of any elae waa tha
Oaynor Enrollment Committee
0r 1
Brooklyn, with about one hundred men
In line and a band.
Tha ataga aattlng for th damonatra
tlon waa carefully arranged. Three hun
dred policemen under I nop actor Lanes
formed a guard of honor. It waa a aub
ject of paeiing comment that one of
the police commander waa Capt. Cray,
brother-in-law of Charlaa P. Murphy,
the Tammany leader.
The claaelc City Hail building formed
a fine background and th broad atepa !
led up to their portico, which waa tha !
rage tar th principal actors la the;
political drama. Out on tha plaaa throe
large atandard. bad bean aet up StBf I
Ing broad eo.rfe. ee on which wore
I
painted th epigrams of the coming I
campaign. One read "T have not turned
the city over to th apollatlon of any
one William J. Oaynor." Another read.
"I have bean Mayor William J. Oay
nor." In each eaee the signature waa
a far atmlle reproduction of tha Mayor'a
handwriting.
SHOVILS CARRIED SIGN ROAST
ING -c. r. m."
In th oontr of the plaaa waa a largf
i.'e of ehovela. Over them waa a ban
ner reading. "Wy down under thea
ahovrla Ilea th body of C. F M. He
tried to fire a Ooveraor and grab a city
all in on year."
The ahovals were all naw and had
bean paaeed out, ao n waa aald, by aub
way coatraotora to all who daalrad to
carry thorn In tha parade.
The Mayor and hla mend gathered
In hla private office while th crowd
were aeaembllng. At a quarter before
1 o'clock the Mayor led tha way to tha
atepa and, going to tha front, bowrd
and waved hla hat to the ciowda Then
Jacob H. Boh Iff aald a faw worda of
preliminary Introduction foi H. Koea
Appleton to mak the formal addreaa
inviting the Mayor to run on an inde
pendent tlchat, nominated by petition.
Chairman Appleton preaentol Mr. Oay
nor with a ahovel aa the emblem of
the new party The Mayor stepped to
tha front and waved rh ah..vel, -vBllt
the rrowd, that had not heard a word
a! cheered happily.
giaa aa the taaauaa gf
Campaign, j
Tammany Leader
.ii.t! K t M
a, I
is
- ftnt. t--f --t.y I
Mr. Adamaon shout l ao that all could
hear.
Upenlnl the reremonlea. Jacob H.
Bchlfr aald, In part:
"I deem It a great honor to have bean
called upon to open thla aaaemblage.
which I ahould think le a more unique
fualon or non-parltaan committee than
haa ever come together In thla city. The
movement which we propuae to originate
tu-day le deatlned to deinonatrate thai
the people of New York will not tolerati
dictation from eelf appointed commltteee
and political org&nlxatlona aa to who
lhall admlniater their municipal affaire,
and that they know how to reward one
who hae aerved them well, one who haa
been honeat, capable, fearleia and In
dependent "During the pait four yaara wa have
enjoyed, under Mayor Oaynor and hla
aaaoclatea on the Board of Ketimate,
an admlnlatratlon auch aa wa have not
"d for the paat half century-that la
aa far aa my own recollection goea
back and If I correctly understand the
temper of the people of thla city they
do not mean to take any chancea by
permitting their tried and experienced
preaent Chief Maglatrate to become re
placed by either of the two other nom
inees, who, though both may be of
high type, do not poaaeaa the expaii-
once nor the qualldcatloni which have
maaa Mayor oaynor ao eueveniui
municipal admlnletrator."
In placing Mayor Oaynor in nomina
tion Chairman Boa Appleton aald:
"Mayor Oaynor, thla form of nomina
tion marka a naw era In our municipal
Ufa. It la an uprtaing of the people.
demanding the contlnuanoa In office of
a public aorvant who haa never faltered
In hla doty to the cltlaana at large la
every office be haa occupied, and tha
divorcements : of municipal laeuea from
national sn , tveaiaww. - "-"
my pleaaant duty to praaent yon with
omciai emoiem or .n -
mtl.tJmta?. ""I?1- ,
Th" B0VI mblematlo of eajBway
aaKaa.awaaaaatawem f t ae asaiaw nnnn S kdh nffiMtl
Ita uae upon the official
" """"'",
ballot will bury opposition on 'Nor. i.
and tha elttsene of Naw Tork may con
tinue to tranaaot tha buelneaa of tha
city at the office of the Mayor la tha
City Half
MAYOR UNABLE TO READ HIS
SPEECH.
The Mayor atood oa the top atop and
raised bit hand to the crowd. He aaM
something, but big worda wwre drowned
In the cheering. Then Secretary Ada.ni
mn stepped forward and read tha
Mayor'a speech. It was as followa:
"1 accept.
"What yuu do thla day a hall become
memorable You are teaching tha In
teJIIgent people of tbl city how they
may nominate their candidate for of
fice. If thoy aea St and have tha oplrit.
and not submit to having oaadtdataa
imposed on them by a little ooterie of
men who follow polltlea aa a dlaboaeat
trade and have no other vlatble maana
of support.
"How different Chls vaat and Improa
alv on la to th little ecene which
occurred in a room at Dahnontco'a ono
night a weak ago. There aat at a table
eight men to decide who might run far
Mayor and other offices. They were
all of one strips, aad of a kind at even
to caet lota oa the garment of the elty.
Let me read their name to
laat
you have forgotten tham
"ttBABXdM T.
-JOaTB M. BPOOOBY.
"TMOMAal VOX.BY.
"rSXX.IV DOMOMTJB.
"19WaJ0 B. at'OAXX..
ton
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WILSON
RESUMES
CONFERENCES
MEXICAN AFFAR
Discusses Protection of Ameri
can Interests With Bryan
and Meets Hale.
WABHINOTOW. Newt. I.-Wlth tha
return of Pre aidant Wilaon from tha
etimmer White Ifwuae and tha arrival
of William Bayard Hale, wio haa bean
making obaervatlona In Mexico for Cm
Aitmlntetratmn, Intereat In the Moktaan
altuatlon waa revived.
ftarratary Bryan announced that aa
word had been receive from Savoy
John Lind. afr. Hale, who accompanied
Mr. Und from lfailoo City to Vara
Crua. waa aald to be the bearer of par.
eonal maaaagee to the Preeldent.
Before leaving hue to-day for a lec
ture engagement Secretary Bryaa went
veer Mexican development! of tha hut
few daya with Prealdent Wilaon and
diecueeed lnautrlee made by Americana
regarding maana of .protection ta their
property if Uiay leave Mexico.
Conferencee between the Prealdent
and Mr. Hale were arranged for Hale
to-day. Mr. Bryan aald that he would
confer with Mr Hale to-morrow.
Mr. Hale arrived late to-day. Ha
denied that he carried the orlglnala of
any Oamboa noteo or any paraonal mea
aagee from Mr. Und to tha Prwaldam or
to tierrotary Bryan.
"I don't mi why ao much Importance
haa been attached to my movemente."
anld he. "I am almply a private trav
eller, who haa found Mexico an inter
eatlnr field during the laat few weeka.
Any Information I have gathered la. of
course, at the dlapoaal of the I'realdent
and the State Ihtpartment If they care
tor it.
OALVTSBTON. Tex., Sept. i,-The aac
ond army dtvlalon tinder General 'ar
ter'e commend at Tcxaa City attain waa
placed on a war footing: to-day unon
lerdere received laat night from Waah.
Ington. Tha troopa are ready to em-
ur on iranaporta at a minute a notice.
COURT WAITS, NO JUDGE. "
tlaalatralo Campbell Fin. a woa
Harrle Caa't Bo PwaaB.
Morrlaaala Court, Drona. waa without
a Magiotrata until nearly noon to-day.
The courtroom wag crowded with Com
plainant, wltneaaee, attorneya and
other who fuaeed and fretted. Magis
trate Campbell appeared at ll.U a. M..
jutt aa Maglatrate Barlow waa leaving
Harlem Court to dlapoae of to-day a
docket In Morrlaanla Court.
Maglatrate llouaa'a term expired yea
terday. and Magistrate Hnrrta. who waa
to havt, taken his plaoe, could not ba
round this morning when runners were
aent out to find a Maglatrate.
Invited. None of you were allowed to
make a auggestloa. But hare to-day all
the different people of the city and their
repreaentatlve men have a voice.
Mr. Chairman, In preaentlng ma with
thla ahovel you atated that the meaning
of It waa that the work of cenatrweting
tha eubwaya was to go on vlgorouary. It
means far more than that. It maana
that tha people of thla city are going to
ahovel all of these miserable little politi
cal grafter Into one common dump
heap."
CITY HALL PARK BCOURID FOR
OCCASION.
Tha Mayor Ar u at the City Halt early.
When ha arrived in hla automobile with
hi aon, Rufua, h found that Comrale
alonar William H Bdwarda had eooured
the park aa clean aa a freshly awept
floor. Doeena of tweepare had deaeend
ed early oa tha approaches to the City
Hall and removed every veatage of dirt
and paper. At the entrance to hla of
fice the Mayor encountered Police In
spec tor Labey In full uniform. Tha In
spector told tha Mayor that Commla
alaaar Waldo had detailed MB of tha
fineat young men In the Police Depart
ment to heap everything ta order. Fir
Commlaalooer Joseph Johaeoa earn
along, looked over the aeenery aad want
Into conference with the Mayor.
Among the early arrival
William Luatgarten, who came htto the
Mayor'a offloa with a full alaed apade
covered with gold foil. The apade waa
ornamented with lib bona. The apade
waa the Brat of aeveral hundred which
appeared at the coram onlea la tha hand
of th viatttag dolegaasoae. There were
band and about and cheers.
After the delegations asesmtiled la tha
plaaa tha Committee oa Arrangamesu
which comprised Chairman Johnaoa. B.
J. OreenhuL William Lustgartan. taker I
Ottlnger. J. C. MoXnlght, Eugene J. Mo
OuIre, Louis J. Horowtts, Judaon J. Walt
and Pater R. Oatlna, accompanied by
the twenty-two chairmen of th various
delegations, called upon the Mayor la
hi private office aad escorted him to
tha perttoe.
doe rotary Adamaon gave out the name
of tha organisation which partlctpatod
la tha eere atony aa follows:
Bait Bide Property Own err tarrla
ttoa, Cltlaana' Peenooracy. County Club
of New Tork. Colored Cttlaana' Oaynor
League. Dili Demoo ratio Club of tha
Third Aaaembly Plgtrtet, Bureka Demo
cratic Club of tha Bronx, Borough Park
Oaynor League, BtsBaegg Man'a Pro
greeelv AgaoolattaB. Bohemlan-Amari-can
League, Bronx County Jefferaoalaa
Union. Puture Club of Bay Rldga, Oay
nor Lagu of the Sixteenth Aaaembly
League. Oerman Booletleg of Long Isl
and City. Oaynor Enrolment League.
Oaynor Lcagu of Oroater Rldgewood
and flavnor Profaaalonal 1. uin.
! Hebrew Cltlaana' Aaaoclatlon of
: Qiieena, LatkvAmerlcaa League, Mayor
i Oaynor Fusion and Nomination League,
i Prank AfcOarry Aaaodallon. Munlclnal
Party, Na'Uonai Wilaon Club. Peopte'e
Club af Bronx Oavatty, Progrepglvea af
tha Bronx, tha Tatar Ptltrallaa aad
WALL STREET, j
Market CI oil ng In the laat hatir tha
market waa more quiet, with a number
of atockt eel i ing fractionally above tha
lower level of tha receaaton.
Broker reported continued liquidation
In atoeka and eaad a very thla market
offered.
Amalgamated Copper rallied one potnt
while moot of the active atoeka recov
ered from one-quarter to three-quarters
of the tarty loeaea.
The Anal price tb-ywad net deellnea
from jreelerdaya final price from H to
1 M
Whit the reaction waa eatanelTe tha
rota, daallnga war not on a large acale.
The market closed atoady, eloaa to tha
beat price of the partial roror .
At the opening, with the exception of
e eel common. elnieVtere and one or two
other laeuea, tha market opened at fur
ther fractional loaaea from Tueaday'a
final pricea. The Initial decline extend
ed to a full point In Amalgamated Cop
per, Northern Pacific J-4. and Onion Pa
cific T-g, while there were deellnea of 1-4
to 1-4 in Beadtrag, Bout hem Pad ffe,
Ajtrhlaon and other ieouee. There waa a
a teed y aalllng enovement from tha open
ing, with a dtapoeftlon to say mora at
tention than heretofore to the otrength
In cot von, wheat and com.
The loweat ptioea wart established
shortly after 11 o'clock, with not de
cllnaa of 1 In Union Pacific, Read
ing lit. New Haven I and Copper B
with eemeaeolona of loaa Importance in
the other laeuea.
Shortly after 11 the reactionary move
ment took ott mora momentum and ad
ditional deellnea were ouatalaad. Lower
pitoaa had been euatatned at midday,
extreme loeaaa akterrdtng to nearly I
point In Beading aa compared with
Tueaday'a final; Union Pacific loat aa
murti and decHnee of S to 1H war
auatalnad throughout the Hat.
In tha early afternoon ptioaa hard
ened around the lower level eatabllahed.
but did not acam to poaaeaa the vigor
to rally beyond fractional Mmlti.
FINANCIAL ITEMS.
Owing to lack of a quorum th regular
meeting of the Interboro Rapid Trarult
Company waa put off until next
Wedneaday; at which time action will
be taken on the dividend.
The Interboro Kaptd Traneii C om
pany reporta for July net coriwrate In
come of IZtt.TM. an litereoae of l:.4:t.
The American Can Company haa de
clared a regular quarterly dividend of
1 per cent, on Ite preferred atock. pay
able OcL 1 to holder of record Sept. i.
Kanaaa, Oklahoma. Southern .Nebraska.
Missouri and Southern Illinois have Buf
fered a loes or practically all their iur
Plui com crop, while other Statee ahow
conalderable deterioration. The Cali
fornia Petroleum Company haa passed
the) dividend on ita common atock, but
haa declared the regular 1 1-4 per cent,
on the preferred. The laat dividend of
l 1-4 per cent, oa the common waa pkM
July 1. Tha dividend on IHaprWerred
win be payable OcL 1 to atock of rteora
Sept. IS.
i
The Cloelas Baotatloao.
The followlag re the hiabeit, leeaat aad list
pricea of eioeaa for today and tka aet IMS
a eoamres atta iwieraa'a eieeta prka:
Bun.
ASMl
'oner
Ala.
IWef Ailiir. ..
Aia. ( jr a rVin. .
Am. ( en
Am. Ceo 4
A iB. Causa UU
Am. LoeumoUte. . .
Am. ia. a Bef..
ajo. T. T. Co .
Aueeonda atiatng. . .
At t 1. r. ..
Belt, a taxis
nrout. Uai. Trajaut
Oil, Peimleuai. . . .
Cant. Laatlwr
t'aiuatlao laa
CS, 1 "bin
cii., vi. a 8t. i..
Col. fuel Iran..
I'onael. tlaa
com fed. Co
Mi
r.ni
SB let af
(it. Nor pi
later. Met
Inter. Met. pf. ..
laiiiek Vailrv
Ixiofi. h S.di..
Ki, Tel.
i-iane
ilk a
T. CMjnI.
SiMTtlem Pacific .. 111$
peanwlTiaia. .... fill!
Headlof Wi
i eel
: Ke'.".'.-.
outk. Ballwa M
0. I. pteel pr tfi
Dtaa ovi"
ChtoatTa Wheat Market
Tuaatty
infa
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so
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
haask
Blafsa. BOW. tlBXBBB.
U.IT It.gO
3c l.i.M 12.M
i.m lata it. ft
ff
12 W) -J5 el Mar. 114 18 II M
UiiiT
lt.ha
iron itM May 1st na
Bualneaa at tha opening of tha not ton
market very active and flrat price
ware T to II potnt higher than yester
day's final. Heavy unloading occurred
In the later montha on tha oall, due to
ahowora la Taxaa. October aad Decern-
nfc'e - ja - k
h n ii
ftti en til i
iv MS H
Si '"3 5
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ilia .'us IH
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llIS 1VAW 1116 4j lC
sii noli .11
lit iiuh ih iff
fa B H,l
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s.T -ll.so ba.
ei .OH V.h
I Gooda CarwAalty Ptvt-
Goods Carwitittr PMla
Ezprsss to
mmuM .
Juggoiftan for BWitaaalnr
frlaad ef eyerr. ena wb.giva kJa
ITfll. V'' tr7-'eVlT JffHtfjl'"
l " .V.1I anf MifaTisi Bflan
SSi2- ifc ttttsaE
her both crooned tha It oont level Bel
fall below It later bmaaei of et tonal ve
profit taking. Local bulla claimed that
the Taxaa shower had eoma too late to
ba of any benefit to tha crop, and that
tha attitude of apinnare wag new of
more importance than any weather alt
uatlon. After tha call the net reacted
about 14 pointa from the top.
Naw Torb spot eotton wag) firm t
pointa higher at tf.ig cent. Na aeloe.
MULHALL THREATENS
TO PULL KIRBY'S NOSE
"He's Making Faces and Sticking
Out His Tongue tt Me," Lobby
ist Telb House Committee.
WABHINUTON. Sept. t,-A note pu i
lng content between John Klrby jr ,
former Preeldent of the National aVjpo
clatlnn of Manufacturer, and Martin HI
Mulhall, one time lobbyist, waa threai
ened to-day before the Houae Latatry
Committee but prevented by Chairman
Oarrett
"I protaat agalnet that man elttlmt
over there and making facee at bm,"
i oared Mulhall. Interrupting hla taotl
mony and aoinUng at Klrby. "I oaaaot
taatlfy while he iu over there gad
atlcka out hla tongue at mo. Ha did h
anme thing wnen I appeared before th
Senate Committee."
"Tou will have to r rtrala youraatf,
admoniehed Ohalraaan Oarrett.
"I can t do It while he make fade
at me." ahouted Mulhall. "If he la a
gentleman and will meet me outalde.
aquarety, I'll pull hla noee."
Chairman Oarrett ordered Klrby to
chsnge hla ae.it out of tne range of
Mulhafl'a vision and quiet was restored
with an Tie difficulty.
Mulhall detailed at lengtii hie actlvltlea
In Maine in IMS In an effort to re-elect
Repreaentatlve Charles E. LIttlefleld.
ROW AMONG GAYNOR'S
STATEN ISLAND ROOTERS
KEEPS THEM AT HOME.
Mounted Police Wait at South Frry
for Delegations That Didn't
Arrive.
The inanaicera of the Oaynor aattl-
catlon ceremonies on the atepa at the
City Hall to-day are anxloua ta loam
why tha Oaynor enthualaata from
Htaten Island did not show up la any
manner whataoever whn they had Oien
axpeotod la force and brimming aver
with enthualaam. In tha throng la Cm
Hall Piaxa. dtaten Ialand waa ao
represented
A guard of thirteen mounted polio
ton appeared at Mouth Ferry eoon after
10 o'clock and drew up In rent formation
aa if waiting for something. Pretty
aon, along happened Capt. rtomlnsoti
Rildy. who wai alio detected in an
attitude of waiting.
Riley and the mounted ropa walsstl
and waited. Bvery time a boat eaaue
in from Staten Ialand they perked ap
only to kiii. Hide again when ao blaring
bende, followed by ohoorlng patriate,
emerged. In tiie meantime the cara
mon lea at the City Hall Park atartad
and flntahed.
At about 2 o'clock word reached the
waiting dpi that the Statin Ialand
delegation rot Into a row Juat at It waa
about to take the boat for New Tar.
The row continued ao long that It waa
found Invpnaalble to get over to the City
Hall by l o'clock. Juat what tha raw
waa about waa nut atated. but the
mount, d cope and Capt. Doinlntck Riley
promptly dlaparacd at th new.
BOOKIE'S CLERK DROPS DEAD.
I Special to The Krealn WorM.)
OTTAWA. Rapt, J. While returning
from the recti yeaterday Julaa Lilian
thai, a clerk for Henry Hanf, dropped
dead yeaterlgy. Hla body will be
chipped to New Vork thie afternoon.
.Feather Hospital
Dyeing. Clean! aa.
rurllns and mak
lag. ever Old
Bwaet " faVfe r y
prlree.
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Mllllnara are aleo lavltaai
IMPBMIAI. PMATHKB Ctk,
aa wen Ave., ear, exes ate
iiver Kegel anoe atore.
DiEO.
BASHBVtTZ FANNIE D. BAHHBVIT.
ifter a Mnxerln illness at the Jiwliu
Hoipltal, la her thirty alxth year.
Funeral to be held gept. tth at lb 'A.
M from 102 India alraet. Oreenpelnt
lirooklyn. Congregation Ahawaih iarae.
from Oraeapoiat. aleo Hebrew I.adlea'
Aid Society of Oreenpolat. ar Invliad i ,
attend. Interment at Mount Zlnn Oagi,
atary.
WUXIMO On ept t. Ilg, J k
HARTON Wll.LINO. MB of ke lata
Bdward aklpBn Willing.
Funeral aervlce will ba held ai ilia
family burial vault. Central Laurel Hi
Philadelphia, at II' olaek Thurad .
mornlag.
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