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«. FARLEY OFFICIATES
AT THE CONSECRATION
Princes and Prelates of Church
Gather at St. Patrick's in
Honor of Occasion.
IEGATE OF POPE ASS'STS
Cardinal Gibbons Pontificates,
Archbishop of St. Louis
Preaches — Hundreds of
Clergy Attend.
■>!iclon H tungiWe and so brilliant that
>>w York halted apar* enveloped and
;wrtr;eared St. Patricks Cathedral yrster
«Jj> !n conweration of that m>-Ptic monu
jr><-nt. Rfcttinlns In the dim IUcM of dawn
nnd continuing until after noon the church
Jiaprant wound about and in and out of the
edifice breathing upon it the dignity of
JRonif> van authority and the mellow n»
erf anr'ier,- precedent. The f-ani-ellaix'-i ■•■■
fatnrrrr- originally amounUn* io »^V |r
2iafl mad* the celebration possible.
To honor ihe greatest province ••'
Chmcli OS so rant an occasion C«rdin-I
Ixur.ic <?me from Ireland. Cardinal Gibr
Jhrns from Baltimore. Cardm:'.! Vaonutell
2mm Ita'y and the Most Rn. Diomede
rFaKnnio. ApoatoMc Del«S»te. rrom Wash-
Cngion. not io mention fifteen archhishops.
iFixty t isbops and monsipnors and a thou
sand i-ricsts from all parts of the .Vnited
Igtaus and Ccnada. ar.d «-vcn from BUch
•iistant stv-15 as South Africa.
lr> thr splendor of their official vestments
Xhese prolatrs spellbound the thousands
•■cbr* watched them slowly march fmni the
(CKthedral Collect, at Madison avenue and
Kja s:r*"i. down Madison avrnur a block
1 31:t> il-.-roiicb BOth street and around W the
janaMi "^trance of the cathedral, on FFirth: r th
! flV fiiu<= This proression j-.r^ceded the cele-
Oration nf th*- pontlfi.^J mass at 11 o'clock.
S"it this in turn was preceded by five hours
jar-* *> ha!f of elaborate ritual, most of it
• out of doors.
• 'W.rir police lines emb'a'-ed all the ter
5-Jtory ipfthtn t»o block* of the cathedral.
wtar.-.'sbed hv Peputy r^lice < ommission«r
[Baste* «nd Ch«^ Inspe-tor P.-hmif^-^r.
!lr: the dark of the early morninc. two
Sbovfa before th^ b«stnninE of th«
icerwnonies. thr flw iiTindrfd patrolmen.
cerseants and lieutrnants arrived to keep
the crowds back.
Women Waited All Night.
' fTaj.tain Domtnick Henry found » score
cf »-<m«i. mam »f them old women and
jinsnv of tb^rn nrl*rv. wnmH under lh«
Jrhadow of the main entr«n< c of the rathe
fiflTal. Th^y had h^n th^re since midnight,
Losm o* thrm *.a\n. but h« was forced to
!«UFI. th^m. All vehiciilat traffic wa? pro
hibit <~d <>n nft»i .E^mie.
I Th«- risins: sun \ra« tintinc the f#»n- f.eecy
jirloud'- in th* s»O end <a?tinc lon= shadows
f#iv*r tb<^ streets and across tbe la« of tHe
i cathedral when Archbishop Farley sp
jr^red. rr"c«i-d by <w hundred and r-f-v
»feltar boys and seminarians hi black cas-
U-ocks ar,d white "rpltoo. Then followed
feh- priests who WW 'ake part m the
Vonsecratinn. tSe Bw. T'"Kc J- Ever*.
Ueacon; th- X«. Rerr.ard F. McQuade.
f^ub-dearor: the Rev. Patrick N. Breslta.
Lsjh-sk of the cross, and th* Rev. John
b. Braus. the Rev. Thoma* M. «»Ker-fe. the
•2lev. .lames FStxulnamonfl and th*> R»-v.
'jam^ T. McEntj-re. !^«rers of the sacred
relics
Thr.p relics of martyrs, which were
«ame.i from ihpcath^iral at 7 o'clock the
Bight before ami euarffd all nicht on an
emprovisr-d altar In Ihe Cathedral College,
riat<- almost frotn th*> birth <>f Christianity
ttseK. tvloncinp i" Saints Beata and PelicJ
t«'. «ho were martyred '" Rome M«<*r,
in ar.". Si A. IV Th- Pope .-ent them to
JlroM.ishop Farley a year apo for the .«>n-
I eervice.
The Circurts of the. Walls.
\s«\ *y ih«- boy- and leavms within the
«-ath«l-*l tbe lte« Wraiam B. Martin.
*iearon of tbe door. :he Archbishor an-1 his
•r-lerrv be R an bIwU" ih#> lhw circuits of
W Gothic p«« whirb must be sos )«>fore
Eaatrance < "uld t-e *»ffert^l. The Archbishop
iw-af- rlothfd in lh« purple rohen of his hich
wfh^. with cope and mitre, nut th* prioFtF
-r-^ro sombrely Barbed in black cas.^ocks
fciT>d la--- Farplices.
:' a thin One of rnjmaniiy w»tch«d from
i*rhinn the police lines, and a few Fleepy
kXKZ pok-d ibeir headF from the window* of
Abe H< I*l Huoklnsrham and from thr housrp
Vcund about. None of The r^inces of the
hctenx* or other oistinsuished mf-mhers of
tbe hierarchy aasteted the Archbishop in
part "f t^ p «-erem<inics
g Karl, round of the oathedra! grounds *-on
•yutr'd pti h'^ir. On tbe firFt the Ar«'h
&ishop tbe wall* a> hich as his
fcrm couM reach with holy water. On the
becoTuf round he sprinkled in similar man
fcirr the t\«llf-- at his f^et. «nd on tbe thii-d
ijhat p-rt or. a levr! with Iris far*. The
krnrl" circuit and rssMssg si the walls,
\e.cctrriinz io the blessed T*W of diartres
)F>Trt>r>li7.ed the conjsocration Of thf soul as
|t>« Fpiritual tempi** of God.
• >t th«» of each circuit ihe Archbushop
Wioffod bis mitre and .-truck the doors of the
icat*i*-6r*\ with his poM rrozier. exclaimins
Vo that thosr tie rtreet rrvjld hear him:
J "TJtt ";• yw bead*. Oy« sates: and b<
\s-r lift«l up. ye everlasting door^; and the
lo r iof piory come In."
< Three T'mes Father Martin, guarding the
Wentrance «rd or>*>nin= the heavy doors only
L frw luch<*. replied:'
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Th« Consecration Within.
« Immediately the doors; swung wi<lr. and
In.*- Jittle rrfHressian entered, chanting
l"V«-r.j. Creator Spiritu^." and later r*-ciring
KiiP I-itany of the Saints.
J Inside itio Archblthop traced in a m;im
pjr.otb crosi of iishr? on the floor the Greek
lund Latin alphabets, while the choir chaxu
\**i th*» ••Bent-dictus." Then h« bless«i tlie
Kjr^goriun water, a mixture of Kmter, ush«s.
t».*tit nr.il vine, and traced with it the t^ign
}«<f th* croF* on the :'.;••: and lower parts
l««f th* Vlocrs. on tne I. SM, and five eroaaea
j*jn tne altar He nl^o sprinkled the rup;>ort
! ; nd :b«- table pevrn times, and sexen tinivf
•lie moved aroutwi the altar, while the
vhamcr* recited the ' •Miserere.""
Th* firouit of th^ ir.frior of the iathH
';*, ■ o\ crxa milt- threr limes, the Archbishop
t-i-rinkiir-K the <-ons*>rrat*-d wairr firs-t
Thr vail? «'. h^ feet, then those os a level
»sth bi*- fa r « M»d lastly tho.-e as high n>
:»5 h»- could reach lie tiiei: hprlnkled the
'■j.-or ir. the form of a ernes. Th«- cathedra]
jr<a* row r*--jdy i»i the installation tit tie
I »ji-t< 1 r< ;n s
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Affixing the Crosses.
Thf ireh-f cnxBDM. mride of bras.*-, which
BXasX a!wa>* lemoin in tn^ cather^ra) si
i rr.r.ol^ of !Jf Soosecraiion, -.-er*- r«.-teiie<3
t' tiie v.uV.f- srnui ri>. fft from tl"- floor
Ov vu placed °^ each tid« o£ th. Fifth
ivcsKW cMxaice, otlwr* at me side coor^.
SCENES M CONSECRATION OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.
■ CARDINAL GIBBONS AND KNIGHTS OF ST. GREGORY. •
AKI'HBISHOP FARLJEY
oiie on ?Ach side near the altar ami one in
the chaixl. Trder each a lighted <-.::iv.'t'
was kept burning until the Archbishop
anointed the cross with consecrated oil. ,
Two similar crosses, cut in tile stone por
tals on the outside, were similarly conse- j
crated.
Five boors wore newled to .complete the
ceremony of consecration, and then the.
doors of thr catlu-dral wr« thrown open in
the public for thf» pontifical mas- The
Archbishop, who had Fasted since midnight,
perform en his laborious ta.-k without show
at on-- appreciable Eatsjpaa, _tthoo_n 'r<
ba j been required to walk more than three
miles. II at any time during the cause . ia
tiui iocs be had become so fatigued
that he could rot continue another prelate,
of trif rc:ik of ■ I, op. at lea-t. would hr.ye
h-id to start them ill over B_ata
Entering the Cathedral.
There followed a double specta< th»
lone. BIOW procession of prelates into the
tatiiedral. to be enjoyed by those who diii
not have tickets of admittance and wno
pressed acainst each quarter of the police
lin«>s. and th*> solemn -brat ion of the
pontifical ma for those within the vast
Gothic temple, who had filled it imme
diately after the consecration, aid there
fore missed seeing th*> procession.
In gorgeous variety were the many
colored vestments of the clergymen, th«"
_nifjßr_M of the Knights of Columbus, the
scarlet cassocks of the altar boys and the '
wealth of bunting which adorned all the
buildings encircling the cathedral. The ;
Stars and Stripes alternated with the ,
range and whit« flag of the papacy on
th« lnwn of the consecrated edifice. '
Starlet, purp'e and gold predominated in 1
the vestments of th*> marchers.
Tlie three cardinals, the apostolic dele- {
gate. Archbishop Farley and the prelates i
v.-ho wpre to officiate at the mass reviewed ;
the procession from the steps of the .
archiepiscopal residence. On the top step t
ihe threo cardinals stood, in their robe*
«>f red. The escorting clergymen, standing i
just below them, wore chasubles of cloth I
of gold, embroidered with the scene of the
crucifixion. Knights of the Order of St.
Gregory, in black formal dress, attended j
them. 1
Knights and Clergy.
There passed before this brilliant group, j
r.-bich fell in at the tail end of the pro- 1
cession, first the Knights of Columbus, ■
numbering about — commanded by I
Captain William Costigan. master of the'
M District, all in the uniform of the I
fourth desrree «>f New York: next, one
hundred altar boys in scarlet cassock and ,
surplice, led by cross and candle bearers, i
Then in order oarre four hundred members j
of thr catholic Club, ii frock coats and |
silk hats: one hundred De l^a Balie Chris
tian Krothers. In black cas-soeks: two hun
dred choir hoys, in black cassocks a "' :
white surp'ices; one hundred and fifty i
students of St. Joseph's " • logical Semi- i
nary, at Dunwoodie, N. V., in similar garb. !
wearing blrettas; Franciscan fathers in j
brown habits. Passiontots in black, Car- j
melitei 1 Dominicans. Capuchins, Fathers of j
the Blessed Sacrament. Redemptorists, ]
PauUsts and Jesuits, to the number of sev- !
ers hundred the monsßCirarl lti purple .
vestments., and bishops in purple, these j
of this province wearing their mitres '
It took the procession half an hour to i
make Its way from the Cathedral College, j
down Madison avenue and around the '
block through BBtl street to the main
entrance.
When the vari-colored stream of clerpy
had flow, d down the mam aisle through
the banked congregation Into the chancel.
1 Cardinal Gibbons, coming last, took his
scat on Archbishop Farley's thron*. A j
point of vivid color, pmiidly se.ited above i
■ that ?=ea. far off and tiny in the splendid
j distance? of the tesaple, he seemed to !
1 typify the ■Id World splendor of the scene. :
At the consecration of the Host a hush
fell upon the vast audience, and then the
thin vplce of Cardinal Gibbons was heard
Intoning the "Sanctus." At the cow lusfon
of the mass Archbishop Farley mounted
the pulpit and delivered a lons address In
I,atin to the representative of iii<- Pope.
• "ardinal Vannutelli replied jm length in th<'
samt- language.
Archbishop Farley Speaks.
Ai " o'clock the Archbishop delivered ;•
sliort address io the assembled prelate*;
priests and consrecatioh. in nrhlch he ex
preeaed bis gratitude for the blessimt* of
| the day, conveyed the Pope's blessing to
all those present and thanked th" cardi
nals, the apostolic delegate and the arch
bishops, bishops and priests for attending.
He aid, amonc stoei things:
"My first thanks are to the Holy Father.
To him we look up as to a father. He has
given us tokens of his regard, the young
est daughter of the Church. The seventy
prelates and the three princes of the Church
aspemoled here unite in a BMSsace of sym
pathy to our Holy Father. What he suf
fered at the bands of those who should r»
spect bis office and the doctrines •" the
Church you may have hoard. "i.< Mayor
of Home dared to lift up his voice against
! tl;* wared person of the sovereign Pontiff.
Say, be went out of his was to attack th«
j Vicar of Christ. We sympathize with 1 lie
Holy Father, and 1 am pur** tlii* sympathy
will iind an e>'ho In every heart here lo
! day.
■ My pravcr is for our beloved country
.. d for all thos« who hold in "-.' : i hands
the destiniw of this glorious nation. May
1 God k^'p our country in the peace and
| prosperity it has been enjoying."
Cardinal Vannutelli's Response.
In response to the thanks expressed by
i Archbishop Farley for thr- pre^'-nce of
i Cardinal Vlnceiuw Vannutelli. legate of his
i h.dinofs Tope I'iu.-> X. the Cardinal replied
I in lialian:
•'I cannot rafDclently thank th« An
bishop for this invitation :o visit New Turk,
and it Is the happiest moment of my life
to b* h<»r* on this occasion. Particularly Is
this moment feliritou* because I <ome «o
>,>Ti York ;is the 1«g:'»' of tli< Hol> Fa'h^l.
I am iiarti««lirlJ : irapres*ed by ti>' intir
est a^' 1 zcai of Ujc Amtricajis and the
nnisDAY. S6em J Dot}( 3Drtbtmjc. om^ •••• ioi °-
« lARDIKAL VANNUTELLI
earnest Catholicism shown h«re to-day. I i
promise thai when I return 1 shall detail I
at great length what I have seen here to
the Holy Father.
"The union of the Church of America ;
and of Rome testifies to the union of the
New and the Old World. The charity ••<" •
th« American Catholics equals our greatest j
hope of Catholicism In American and Its j
strength if shown by what has been done
here to-day."
Following th«» venerable Archbiehop's
Message of thanks, Archbishop John J. T
<Jlennon. of St. Louis, preached the sermon
of the day. After pointing to the fad that !
:r. consecration of the cathedral came, on )
the centenary of the birth of Cardinal Me- ;
Closkey. the builder of the temple, and
paying a tribute in the same connection to
th' memories of Archbishop Hughes and
Archbishop Corrigan, he touched 'ipor th«
troubles or the Church in France, and eon
.tinued:
Bui we need not po to France for a
asson to tell us of the mission of ■ cathe
dral.
"'Dare v. ( remain silent when thorp are
fo many who clamor for bread, though it J
he of other men's baking; who clamor for
wealth, though it be of other men's mak-
Ing who demand the crown of equality
and the dower of equal possession? Even j
when nature itself Bays it is Impossible
even "till does their clamor rise. j
'.'Again, where, will we stand, what an
ewer have we to give. if capitalism claims
our protection, while it pins against Justice
and grinds down the Caces of the poor?
Answer we must have; answer we must
give. This chair must speak The poor, as \
well as the rich, must have the Gospel J
preached to them, and that shall be the j
gospel of equal handed justice; the gospel ;
of right, divine and human; the gospel of
duty to man .•■nri God."
The services ended shortly after 3 p. m.
and the clergy took dinner in the cathedral
college. Cardinal Vanmitelli was seated
the centre of the long table running length
wise with the room on the top floor, with
Cardinal Gibbons on his right and Cardinal
l.ogue and Archbishop Farley on his left.
The archbishops, bishops and monsigrtorl
occupied the two ends of the table. The
clergy were seated at forty smaller tables
: facing 1 lie Cardinal.
After the dinner to th* clergy. Cardinal
Vannutelli. among other prelates, addressed
thtm. The Cardinal said America needed
I more priests, particularly in the West, to
bring th" Church . 1. .-1 to the people. Uto
eminence had just completed ;t tour of the
Western state*, following his attendance
on ih<' Eucharistlc Conjyross ■■ 1 Montreal,
anil hftiJ s{i!<!i«'ii •x>ndltlons.
.!, ihi evening pontifical vc-p.-r.' >\trc
: «clei rai< «« in ihe cathedra i » by th™ M< > :■* I
Rev. Dlomcde. lralconlo,l r alconlo, Aposiolicjt^lejsate^
; io!k»i\e<l by a ■ rm.Hi ii.< Blshjop Thomas
j!" Hlckej of Korliestei This morning a
' pontifical uia.-s for seven .thousand paro-
! .-lii;il school children will b>- celebrated at
i To;' 1 o'clock t»j (Cardinal Vannutelli. The
services marking the consecration pi ■•-
I gramme will 001 end until Sunda: night.
i Thin evening the cardinals, title Apostolic
Delegate and the bishops ■ 111 be the guests
•i, Countess Leary at iai home.. No VOS2
Kiii.. avenue. Cn Friday night th« Catho
lic dub will give a reception of the cardi
nals, only club mem an mi he laity
lying invited.
HER RENO DIVORCE NO GOOD
Justice Whitney Decides Against De
cree Obtained by Mrs. Catlin.
Justice Whitney >cstcrda] rendered ■
d*:<l!-ion ■ hicti may lessen tlie number
of N« w Yorkers who go to Nevada. Sou;!,
Dakota and other divorce facilitating
rtatf-s. and also ma; Invalidate boom As
crf-fii already obtained.
The decision wa i' i ••)<• In the hobois;
ccrpun proceedlnai brought by Mrs. Marian
FJriggf Catlin for the custody of her two
children, who have been with thru father,
O«irg'- I. Catlin. a member of the 7th
Regiment. Justice Whitney dismissed the
viii «nd permitted the father to keep tlie
children
Mrs. Catlin obtained a divorce In Reno
N*-v., on the ground, of desertion and non
suppori On her return to MeW Voik she
took her children to 'iirr-npurt. f.onj; Inland.
Catlin weni ibcr« ntxi ..... them away.
JQetlce Whturej overruled '.he contfullori
ARCHBISHOP FARLEY AND CHOIR
BOYS
. s
I that thp New York courts had no Juris- j
! diction over th« children and decided that
Mrs. Cat Uns Reno divorce was not valid
in this state. He found that Mrs. Catlin
■was still CatMn's wife.
Justice Whitney also heW In his dcci
■ sion that a divorce obtained in any other j
Mat* wh^rp only on» of the parties to the ,
suit Is domiciled, and the other party has ;
no! pnt«--ip<i an appearance, either In per
j fun or hy counsel, is an Invalid divorce in .
this state.
MAN MISSING AFTER FIRE
Three -Alarm Blaze in Harlem
Causes Loss of $25,000.
A three-alarm fir»» did damagre esti
mated at KB.OOO to a six-story building
f-t No. MM West l*J."»th street last night
The fifth and sixth stories were blazing
when the ftre was discovered at 9
o'clock. The building is owned by Knox
T,mlica 'and in l«s_ed by the Rivorriaio
Storage Company. Thomas Connor, a
•watchman, couldn't be found after the
fire. Twelve horses were taken from
the basement alive.
The tenement houses adjoining were
threatened. Mrs. Theodore Larkin. an
aged woman suffering from a fractured
hip. was carried from her bedroom by
her son. John Larkin of No. 506 West
125 th street. Firemen from Truck 14
and Engine 37 narrowly escaped death
when the ceiling fell in on them on the
fourth floor. They escaped through the
windows and descended tall ladders to
the ground.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MtVIATRB ALMANAC.
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HIGH WATER.
A.M. T.M.
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Governor's [aland '' -•'■ 9:08
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Th« Majestic r^port^d ; .« r.i> miles eaal of
Bandy Hook at 7 a m yesterday, lf> expect"*! to
do^k thi* forenoon.
Th" Mauretania. reported as 8M miles eaal
of Sandy Hook a: 2:3'» r m yestwday, is cx
peoled to dock to-morrow forcnoijn.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO DAT.
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PLATE TIMES. I Inter's Com»d>. •'Th^l
I Hl'-ATRB. -i.-uitslert.- I 'ni» KebmMSglsr -| j
■ ■AMMI'KSTIJIN'M I M'lntyr- ,< Heath, i;,,., ;
M \:\t, •_•.". '.'i T.">> '•'• EHward*' Son* R*vuc
Man
AUkl'^hU 1111 IHIBOM.II or /km».\
CARDINAL. LOGUE
•Esperanza ...V"ia Cruz. Sept 2" . Ward
Olalia Parras. S-ept '•' I
Lowther Castle ..Algiers, !?«>rt •-'<>..
.•ariathia Naples. Sept 21 Cunard
(Ihazep Gibraltar. Sept 21...... —— —
I;Iii«-h»>r HamliurK. Fept 2.". ..Hamb-Am
Arhtabula . . Hamburg. Sppr 21 — - —
v ,, cc Almeria, Sept -4 Austrian
Aik.™?p.s fop-nhagen. Sept 22.Srand-Ain
Bavamo Tampiro. B*-p1 •" ard I
r-ot-?ug N y " Orleans. F<°pt »>. .Pc Par •
El w o l Galveston.- S»pt SO . . .So Par
: arnlin«> . Havr* P«»Pt -'» French .
f^mpasas Mo lie Per' SB Mailorr
r- of MontKOmen .Savannah. Or-t •• Savannah j
Huron . .Jacksonville. 0.-t 3 Clyde |
FTUDAT. OCTOBER T.
•alauretaa la .. . Queenstown. < ! '"' - Cunard
•rr'n of Granada. Trinidad. Sept 2». Trin !
•Fspornnza .Havana. Ort 4 arrt ,
American Antwerp, Sfpt 2T>
Mlnn^gota Baracna. Oci I. \-~
El Ma, Galveston. Oct 1 So rise
?ATn:i)AV. OCTOBER I
•Ls Bavote . Havre. 0 : 1 French |
•St Paul Southampton. Ocr 1 American
AMUSEMENTS.
BBassk sannj Pfj ■ pjsn. ■ ■ " "' 4; ' ! Street. >ear Broadway.
RS I BKjL X IK. m l>AVir BET.ASCO ....Jlmapr
i% IW nT %Jr nW 818 I%J Ere.. •:»•. Mat*. f»o* x Nat.. :iv
| i
ii 4lts4 Its Indsscribabie Humor, Tenderness
; and Charm Have Enraptured the Town !_!
|\B^ KLAW & E RLANGER % S
PRODUCTION g
C^'^'S'* (DIRECTION JOSEPH BROOKS > -fTV^ n
S^SsSareo* Boots sLasa' snV * .^r asaV M -"* oS%£r& S '*£%£'
THE HERALD THE TIMES j THE TELEGRAPH.
SAYS: SAYS: ! SAYS: .
Chit of btiOU rovrn an-1 Knimn .T an •• r^rV..rui T ,. t us n4V^ nmr, pro-l
rliciit on tl> v ik iak •■ . would undoubtedly d*-; ,'uctions Hl** thi» «>»e.i
«t*DDCd V.s Kill.' DoUKj acrtb. H as an •>!*• ; Tney ar( , b roath» rron
I m uriulD'i Rebfcca -imt " play, and thi>. tnf . app ie orchard and;
!<••: muht „. the !:-p»i.-| i!r,.« for .-.rtain Kmn.a: Hr t . H dly ... „., a« ,
lir ih.rc \» :• Kienti Jan« would i- rtsnt.; around Timea s.jn.t..
„..', ... ,| Jf , Bfmple liti!.- i;rown-tip folk* ouk' to A pu Mi,. that dexs not
l»la^ thai rlns» tr «'' " ! lor * u< b *" c< ' a Jt wulU w*lcome Urbccc* for hf r.
.',, ' nttl. ■ lunips i.. 1 not he it bad !d.-a to; n Wn ukf wtth open
rl«. In Hw throat. H' ■-• P" E „ '"» maktai ttj arm» »• d-'ad to all that
»,1,.-: io w ,1..,,r. • io Uf ..hl, K uU»ry for parent. t (>| to lorabfr to »• :
_„, takf their child to » — j
rt - rt ?": '■-- ■««> thla play. _'
THE TRIBUNE THE WORLD — JHI AMERICAN
cay'c SAYS- : SAYS:
sThf «. imp ■ ■ _ k , („ nrfll nlßht ln Sew -:.■ <lrcid<(d „ wo<ltd
I that prnisltis i' b*< ""< ". , N ork in- l»a MM Mas ,^,^ Tt'b-oca for h»r
Uoro than , «■.,!'■ »1 ireh on th- Bra) an! „k ^ no
■
THE JOURNAL TH^'Pofr l^-^ THE EVE. WORI I
SAYS: SAYS- ! SAYS: !
Th , _„,. „ „ .ton of Jr\lJ. Kh< » j, r «rtainly rtfc#
T ; , r*^,, «"•> •»" >: Th» ftaea -» for • benttn>«t (kIM! Fr«m
auAVnini- of ■< rhitm-i whol« y«»r ln N» w |-.nB-' th» lP«mfni R»h^rcn
7n~ im.l.lf cirl. Th»' lanH <° <-row«l»fi hoiis*,.' drove up «o fh» brkk|
•VilV».»pr dr/twlntt I"' » nrt "•" 1""*" r-MIM. Miltf In mcl" .Itti«'
nn f ih» »lrfnc!" •''•; I M maN »>* "lualM pro*' mat sb» capttvatrrt »h»:
jn^nt'i. of •real .• » I j^'od"* '" th ' 9 n *' lrhhcr i i!ill < *_ n J % -- I
THE TELEGRAM THE MAIL THE GLOBE -
SAYS: ! SAYS: SAYS:
I\n Idyllic pia v •'• f rt " r j Pring* io u \ . r , e '.n*e t* r«^h«rmlne '" Pwttg
Ibimii t*">ni «Uh nm\' »»ara v, , nw m \4* t o f II f v i ;••- co» heard on «rt n
|ift»nt and c«' or -': . ""■• mmeM«> ,«idf. I
________
SEATS SMILING SIX EEKS IX AD\ \< 1
v . #m ...Cavllie. S«pt 24... "ZJ i
Norton Blfcralt_r. 3er» |*;;.;;v.«.h^ |
< >rea Atlan»:::SaHa nln: Oci 2 ■■■■■■•» j
"^Brm»s m»l'
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO '
For rJn» rioe*s
i a rrov-n'-e. Ha^!T- /rencn. •;, tS:ft>Bi
>J?nda. Havana. Ward »£• » £ {^ m
M.tapan. Csjssv L L r ( 0...
Allephany. !na«ua. H-*^r;7 ■ inf^»m
.irKurfUr.t.^n-n.^G^ —- l ,.Wpffl
Cof St ijr^p AT OCTOBER T- ' iff%vm
5 'SSSJt.'SS^ •. .
v » - -jii h m 9 " *
anrt llamburs H • *•
.\> w York, ftouthampton Am. •^• |B ,».««, m
Trinidad. Bermuda «u«^lV I 5»»« 1O:0O.m
Trent. B'rmu.ia. r.0:.al Mail. »^J 1=: or» w
. aracaa. La «;uayra. IW O- • '*i*g J , .(»> prn
Sai-tosa. Havana. Ward Vi'^.m I <*» P m
r..n«f>ta. Montevideo Barb -r. -I- 3„, p m
R d* Janeiro. Para. Brazman.l-^ m . m
.arpathla, Gibraltar < Mnari n ... a m
I inland Antwerp. R«d Star..
sa£* AnnT IsarSlll-a Fabre. --- |_^SJSI
Berlin. G<»noa. N G Uj_f--
T'#ruKli». Palermo. An-ST. . . ■- in ; a m
KuiBISStS Qla—inai Anchor - » : 3i>ani
Minneapolis. I»ndon. Ati jr.. i ; nOpin
Uimpasa?. Tajrr.pa. «»"%V.:; . i:«»pm
San Jartn«n Galveston Ma! V rrz joo p m
MontC'T savannsft »' n ,.
Huron. J 3 ctoonv»?e.
TK-jnTACIFIC MAIL*.
n^f »natl"n and '^^^^SSto- " '
Hawaii. JfP-^SSke&n^Aata "'.To-day. •■•«•
SSE ,'.'U • h.na ,v.a MM )O —
ra-oma Van. :j «.3«»
. -Jta-icasi.
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Wednesday. Octo
ber 5. 1910.
ARRIVED. _.
r-, T-.rr- iKo S»n!Tnh»r 2H.
k^ZSZ^JtigSfite Arm
rhrri at th" F:ar at 1 a ; "; VjaT r it * p*pt«»
b^r 21. Brcan ''f 1 T-^— fna • -s-^rs and
to the I 1-ite.rl rnUl '-"_ v J w.« a m
sssit sasSSSS $s%~
th- Bar at 11 ■> ■ ""vKtia-t.u.hla rxiaaMr « "»
i^"-t_~a?Ssw
.... \ .n» Hamburg- Am*ffcß- Ua* •* w»
I-;,,. J_^H>ra Ml bsbss A—v-rt <r th- Bi
Monr-i S«wm_rt Ha-a- asrf ■*•
■
_* j — ■ ••• 'a» th» bar at
S_SBS?w^SI
«ou" moilrat- br-ez,: rl-r: .lt?ht «-ea.
BlinT
i r . • • Anton to; Ann»*fa <N
.f"*A wi Ritavia. etc: Cnrttyb. .'-üban>.
Z«- Nei r*6rlea .: Nu-ce.. Key Wee* saw
Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport IB»esi
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
j ARRivnr»
„, ___>k or. ♦ 19 p ■ Tiataalr fßri v *»
j „. cKevtaor. saai BaaD I 'at-i j
<1 ,' '-Ar^rtina CASSfk N- York via
nrow n H"Td. Ocl S— Potsdam «*■_** New York
for Roulorne and Rotterdam.
ManTla^Oct .v-Karena <■* N " York v ' a SJn-
Tab.e a^a r v. Oct S-Karonza fPrv N-r • T«rk xla
«st Vthc-nt C V. fW Fremantl". -tc.
Colombo. ln <v? JV-Saranac «Br>. New Tork for
HonI a K U nn^ r Oct *_Indr*pura •»* "*• York '
,;enoa nd o^ r4fo^r 4 fo^a Vl m -?H r amSur, «*K N-- Tor, I
! London, *Oct 4 -Mesaba fßi*. Ktm York.
• SAIUED.
QUCBltewn. OW 5. I'>:2T. a m-Carmanta fßr>.
from Liverpool fcr N»w ->or<.
St C V. Sept 2ft-StrathTev-n «FrK
from N»- T«t* for Melbourne.
Southampton. Or. S. neon - -Kronprtnze^m --
<-tli« .';-:> from rtr«m«?n for N' nrK via
l-herbour*: I-"- p m Adriatic »*». New
York via Cherbourc and Quwiwiwn.
r ,,i. i(M oei *— Cry* .Br». from New York
' Via. Ktns*ton. etc, for Southampton.
Cherbcurjc Oct 8 8 r m— KTonprtmeaatn C*- |
rilie <Ger>. boa Brrm*>n and Southampton i
for N"w York.
1 Icr *^ w PASSED
Gibraltar Oct !V-IJcht«-nf-is <C,-ri. »w T ° rk
for Tort Said. etc.
AMUSEMENTS.
Judge the fit of a suit after:
you try it on.
Judge the wear of a suit after
you've worn it.
Your money back any time if ;
your verdict is adverse.
That's the only basis on which
we sell anything — clothing, fur
nishings, hats or shoes.
Do you wonder our business
flourishes ?
We'd hardly feel the FaD
neckwear season properly
opened without some such dis
play of Barathea scarfs
as we make to-day.
Reiser made Barathea fa
mous by advertising the weave.
But first and always Kciser
made Barathea good by using
only pure bright silk.
So we're glad to have always
the sixty odd solid colors of
Keiser-Barathea. beside plenty
of the figured scarfs which j
Reiser makes from Baratheas
and other silks.
Rogers Peet 5c Company
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren 5 1 tM 34th st.
AMUSEMENT.
vI 'A YOnKS UAPIXG THMTRg;
run, DC B'way * 4«th ?t. Ev»»,
EmrlfiE Mars. "W-d. and Sat.. C.15
"A BIG SI'CCESS."— Alan £>al*
JOHN DREW %^^: Smiih
■ VnrMU4sth St.. nr. Bway. K-.*s s - IY
LI uCUnI Matin«— Saturday at J:t:»
"It'« ilrllshtful. If» • ca^tetaP." — Atan Da!
hustley WSLLI4IIS
•" Decorating Clementine
o . mini/ SSth St.. nr. B'vav. Evo».9 iO
UAnnIUN Matinee Saturriav On'y. M'
HENRIETTA CROSMAN
ANTI-MATKIMONT.
ffIIBKBBOSttRS^aS^S-S
OUR MISS GIBBS
b<r thA Author of M«*i^ of Th» Arcadlara
HUDSON Mars. TV"d and Pat.. 2- n
HELEN WARE
THE DESERTERS r^S^S:
CRITERION Wway. 4t:h St. Eve. *.J'i
iIKSICnIUn Mat... W^ri. 4 Sit 2 !*.
WHEr.K THE LAUGHS COME FTt< >M
THE COMMUTERS
riIARI.KS P!!,I.INiiMAM'P T~U\r*. a: «:2?-
GLOBE SS^lsiS^u
THE GIRL IN THE TRAM
r> ¥ I/Si I E»ay * Pt. Ev« »;»
Ol\IV-IV/ Mat 9. w-d.w -d. and Sat.. 3:»
M Y_ M A N_ i» iur_ritr .^oi-h
f^ > MAN
gEfMTEB!BH£.22*3.H
I.ln» AharbnnMl. «^ to^"^^
MADAME SHERRY
HEW unDlf Bnay & »..th St. rv^VtV
HARKN KELL\
THE DEACON — THE
niirTV B»ay and 4i«h ?! Hv« •« !.V
GAIETY >«.,-< V.^.! ar! >.r . to.
«rO. m COHAN'S BIGGEST HIT.
GET RICH QU>CK WALLINGFSMB
LIBERTY XVVat 4C! St. Ei--l'i.V
A PUY OF CITY LIFE
IT'S THE 810 HIT!!
THE COUNTRY BOY r ;."*r
joe ittnia^a^;^
Mt^AV>d. * 'with ril.V*. A. B«;ri.OW
1(kT n B B v 45th St. Eva «:15. Mats W>rf.
" 7 SEVEN DAYS
UMllark'.. iry. SO Ev. S:t.V . XlAts.W'ti. « s»:.
!H. B.Warner ii/^jHqhMß
■ fs.ni n All t I K*ra»'» Kli»lefi«
. GOLOIiIL
JALHSMBRA
! {,- A ,,;V MAT. tSr.'lciMr if ill— . «th«^
i ; n .. .pnn ■»'«» h **•• nr - Trwa ? r r - v *; ',«'■
i BEL4SC0 THECONCE RTR T
nI<T v TOKATnLClttk 9*. Xv * SjjJgJ
CITY 2V ?»><% T.V-. $» VOd Mat . »'•-'.
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MEETINGS. .._ —
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