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3,000 MARCH AND DINE
AT ]. F. AHEARN DDK
With Wot a Man Missing at th<
End, Picnic Is Called "De
Greatest Ever."
WAITERS HAVE BUSY DA,
Married Men and Bachelors Com
pete in Baseball Game, Which
Is Frequently Interrupted
by Commissary Wagon.
The annual o.iting of the .loan V. A heart
Asso. lation ?Mm held yesterday at Wltael'fl
College l'oint, lantig Island. The Aheafl
?Mitlng l< the third of the pensons mo?.
Important affairs on-the Kant Sl?le. Fin.
romes the outing, or. as the oldtimers Mil
r refer lo call It. the chowd.r, of thi
Timothy [i Sullivui Association. Follow
lag ?lose on this romes the picnic o!
Thomas F Folev's club, the Ah.am out
Inn bring the last big ' UowootM f??r th?
I a*t Side.
Some |),ree thonsatid adherents of ft?- r\
Senator and former Horough Presiden!
marched forth yesterday morning, and imi
a man ?as missing when the Tanmiaiii
?a\ elende got hack to tho Kasf DrOQllWBJ
eliihhouse. which hore out the atatemenl
Of ' Bilge the Moke" that It uns "de pr?-.i?
ei| ever. ' ' Mike" Knows, for lie lias at
???fde?! rvorv one of (be twentv-six online?
?f fiie Ahearn AaSS<>?'ia*ion. lie remember;.
a ell when they used to call Iheee affairs
"chaadero," and hi Is Still strong for thai
name, h it along with other political re?
forms ?s outwardly pratrtleed by Tarn?
man> the Ahearn OUttBI Is now known
,- - th, "annual outing- and dinn?r."
? ?f ?ourse, there was th?- USttal marrli
I ? c c*' the district before the club trtem
r?r? and their guests boarded the steamer
and barrea lliat tore them to the grounda
|| ?vas not? ed that 11-e ?ine moved fae|rr
lhan in o?hei years, and again the (rood
BllMfl "Mike" had the explanation. "It'.?
on aceOUnt of the? Bulltvan law." he paid.
Whether the new la? had the effe.-t of
' g] ??ning the burden r?f any oT the march?
ers and hastening lh<rlr step mast 1? left
t'i , on.lerture.
Howeeer. It was a fact that ihe nn'formed
ttasehall ptayere who used to head the line
nere absent. Every man of them used to
earn a wag-on tongue hat. It may not
have beep in violation of the Bulllvan latv?
io ? tOtO" big elabs through the streets, 1 lit,
aaye/ay, the lommltiee in rharpe showed
Ihs? it k::ew it? business, for somr
tiroe?! a boeeball bat in the hands of b
tired, Heated player haa hern known to ret
In ihe wav Of a ??-nsitlve head in the COB?
jr?sted street? along the lin?- of march.
"Not a Drop Was Spilled."
v- oti er noticeable Imptovemeol over pri -
v.o.* o .tings was the absolute comfort
that every man eajoyetl on th? bargee,
I ,f. rj? kl ? -'?'I ? run with b?er." said
the Moke "To-day liiere wasn't a ?lrop
B| i led."
"?'ut the r? med>'" le added, reproaoh
folly, ?'hen It was suggested that perhaps
the members we?e more than
thirsty.
The ajooeiation arrived on the ??rounds
BbOUl ' ?g o'clock, pretty late for break
fust for men who <?n ?lays thai are not
' l^ihor Day*' begin the geeon?! half of a
day's work before that hour. But the sail
. : ?I other things had sharpened the appe?
tites of the three thousand, and how they
treated the tend?r steaks, the corn on the
eob, the < lam fritters, not forgetting th?
beer ?gain, made one almost forget his
own hunger in wonderment The two htin
? ???! naltere ?ho served the horde of hun
grv ones at the seven long tables did heroi,
w..rk But, as at all these affair.- to which
the misnomer "chowder" has been applied,
everytl - er? t off aIthoul ? hitch.
ILfrerybodj irai nerved al almost thosamei
time In the large dining pavlll?m with the
precision of h Waldorf dinner. The squad
of Stattete SB command of S bead waller
gathered re;ir the kitchen, ami at the s?>und
pi a gong thoy would ?irni themselves with
the "cata" and In double-quick time wouM
have Ihe ??ourse on the tables Then an?
other aignal from the bell, and they would
eleST 1h?> tables an?! again take up thcit
station ready f?>r th.? signal announcing the
next course.
?if course sonic of the ?liners wore im?
patient before they were nerved and lb?*
clatter of knives and piares was loud, but
the crockery at WltseFs was made to with?
stand Bach onslaughts and the dama.?'*
was nil.
And the only chowder connected in Baj?
era** with th.? outing was in the name
which oMUroers still usa in describing the
occsslea. As "alike" rtarUaaatly asked,
"Who want* to pay five plunks for H piale
of . how,Irr?"
Hut of disord.r Here was rone OtlCS
in a while n member would get a little
?aver than the taiile ceremony demanded,
put he quickly was reminded of his BUMS
??id the occasion by a member <?f tlw COBS*
mltto.. with a word of gentle rt-t.roof, BOCB
as, "Now, 'Mike,' >on're In society?brace
UP ?"
The athletic programme followed dlstrSSS
j Ingly soon after the breakfast. Charlie
White, well known in sporting circles, was
chairman of the athletic committee. Hule
f>, governing the SthletlC events said: "All
derisions rendered by tie referee are lrrev
ocable."
And In case of any serious objection from
a contestant In the face of this nnnoun.-c
imenl there still was hupe of reconciling Ihe
| objector, for "Jake" Hier was one ? I the
committee la charge of the games.
Scorer Haa to Give Proof,
The prlnrlpnl event was the ball game
between the married ni.-n anil the single
I men. "Joe" Kdelson. Deputy Attorney
General, was captain for the married men
and Alderman James .1. Smith pla><?tl short
! atop fur the benedicts The gatne "vus a
| long-drawn out one. ?ine of the reasons for
the delays tvss that the scorer frequently
had lo pro\e to the outs that only tu o
were out. when they Insisted that the en?
tire side was out Sometimes bo had to
prove it the other way. And delays were
al??. caused by the fact that the umpire
had no way of ceSBpeltltTdJ a rebellious
.pitcher t?> continue the game when tie
talked at a decision.
Rut It was the commissar* wagon that
caused more delay in the game than all th*
other cause- combined. Every time the
wagon drove on the field loaded with kegs
of beer and cases of soda water there ?vas .4.
cessation of hostilities until every man had
satisfied his thirst. So, when the hell rang
for dinner and the ?.hades of night w<re
falling-, the pa me had to be called, with
two innings s?]] t<> go and the score 36
to IT In favor of the married mea.
The dinner was a fancier meal, ?rath
c!, 1? ken. ice cream and other good th!njrs,
and beer, SUM coffee for the s;'k stocking
element In the association.
Of course, Senator "Big Tim" Sullivan
was Stnong the visiting Tammany delega?
tion present. Then there tvere furnier
Sh?rl(T "Tom " Folev, Ass? -mid.? man "Para?
dise Park" James Oliver ?m<i Congreeaman
Henry If. GoMfogle. Assemblyman Aaron
J, Levy, father of the new Tammanv elec?
tion law. an?i Assemblyman Alfred Smith, I
Democratic liader, who helped the bill
through, were also there An.i "fupid"
Scully, ?'ity Clerk, who issues marriage
licenses, had the ?lay off and enjoyed the
fresh air of the College Point fi? 1.1s.
Heprcsentlng th<- past was "Haw" <,!d
eon, on..- well known as the owner of
Merry Monarch, His Hlghneoa ami other
thoroughbreds, bul who now takes his ex?
dtemenl and sport in th?- f?rm of bSSebalL
After dlnn?-r the members walked singlv
and In groups to th? waiting bargee, ani th?
return hom?- wss made There was another
- parade through th? district, this time with
? the line of march blazing with var?e?,.ir ? 1
fireworks and thousands <d constituents ll;i
Ing the < 11b cheering the returning bravea,
]. 1] by Mr. Abeara und John J. ?'.irr Hi.
pr?sident of the club And then? de ?r?i;
? ??t ever" became a memory.
a? -
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIEUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
i for $2.50 a year.
?
" 1 her? aras more to 1 hm smile than Sozo Sam w?ould have hi* a?I
? ?re? knoa Behind il lurked the secret of in* k-"<;<i success."
Wim mg the Pennant by a Smile
i an knell .' thing !>r possible ?vithoul hypnotism? Certainly, the way
thai Sozo Saip. the wonderful pitcher o? the Poison o.-iks team,
worked it But there ??une a day ol reckoning.
The Unhappy Fate of Sozo Sam By Bozeman Bulger
will irli \<>u all about it m OUI next Sunday Magazine. The well
known baseball expert never wrote a hotter story.
Careless Riley Buys the Supper By Wallace Irwin
i- ??ne of the strongeal candidates for a prize yet offered. A tale of
the clashing of the upper and lower classes. Humorous, satiric!
and serious, too,
Indemnity By Katherine G. Busbey
\ dramatic tale of love an?! heroism In ?i tropic land. |>\ the well
known Washington author a prise entry.
Who Was Belle Carillon?
\t la*-t the question is answered in the final story of '.rlett Burgeaa'i
great Neu Vori Arabian Nights' Entertainment.
Our Next Illustrated Song
"My Old Kentucky Home." bj Stephen Collins Foster, avili be illus?
tra?e<l by a reproduction <>t n painting by The Reesea
All in the next
Sunday Magazine
OF THE
New-York Tribune
Any important item of newc you overlooked in your daily news?
paper will reappear in the review of the week, which is a regular feature
of the Sunday Tribune. Mailed anywhere in the United States for $2.50
a year.
WIFE, SUNG, SPEAKS ODE
Says Von Egloffstein Made No
Sacrifices for Her.
DEFENDS HERMAN ROTH
Tells How She Spied on Widow
Named as Corespondent
in Divorce Suit.
! m T'lenraph to Tli? THhurn?. 1
Hsckcnsack. N t., Sept. ? Mr* CUtUB
R. von KRlnffsttMn, of Hnsbrnuck Heights,
who Is sulns: her husband. COUBt VO0 I"?
Inffsteln for dlvnrc-, desires to deny his
statement or tnferen<e that he lost his
title or ?as dlslnherlte.l by his fainlly hc
rauHe of his roarrlaga to h??r
"Me must not sro woaug telllnc peopl?
how much ho sacrifice?) fur nie." said Mrs.
vim KKl'iff'tein.
"In the first place, if b?B lost hi* title at
all, It wan because of thlilR? be did DofOTa
I married him. His father ?creed to give
him a monthly allowance of $70 if he would
nail for America and never return. and
?laus di?l sn; \\e ?till rei-elves tliat allow?
ance. In tJermajiy he wan receiving $110 a
month. The fact t lia t my husband be. ame
an Amerl?an citizen Is probably tie reason
be ?u-opped th<- llt?j <?f COOat, but lie didn't
sacrifice the title Of a part Of htfl inconi"
?>n my account.
' Since his residence in Haabrouck
HeiRhts I saved him from trouble by a?'
ceptins; a mortuaire of $1,K#0 ??n my house
in order to pay sonic questionable trans?
action, it is true that Herman Roth ?ame
from (?erniany ami bOOrd?6d at our house.
It la true that my husband ordered him
out Of ttlB house, as lie sa\s, but it v. a.?
not bocauaa Bf lit?? attentions to nie. but
because Moth denounce.I him fOT his mean
treatment of DM and for allowing the tima
fi elapse on Il e pavment for fewHry I
had pawned to help him out During the
Brgumenl the lie ?raa papsed
".Mr Moth told mv huaband thai S let?
ter he had received from his fatter
showed plainly what port of a man Von
Fploffstein was. and then ram? the order
f??r Hoth to loava the hOUBO They pay I
have seen this young man In Neo York
sine??, but that Is as false as it is mali
<ious. I told Mrs Lillian I. ?rater, the
young widow whom I have named as co?
respondent, thai I spied On her and mv
huaband at her hume one night, and she
told me tliat when I saw them go up?
stairs tliat it ?rafl to put her children lO I
bed. This was at 1 1:1 r. at night.
"Now, 1 had been spv In?.- Ml them for
three oi four hOUTfl and I saw ?he children
tak? n to bed at l:S0. Tl??- detective vv ho
was quartern In Mrs Btevens's houae,
next door, mag offer Borne evidence lo cor?
porate what I saw. The letter the count
wrote fi .Mrs. Crater, which I luckily m
lerccptid. dearly Bhowed that It was 111.-?
love for the young widow thai ?aus?,I him
to visit her so o'ten and OOl h II love for
the children, a? Bhe would bare us bo?
lleve."
Mrs. Von Eglofrsteln is preparing lo start
on a '-?I'll ei t tour. Bhe is a soprano ?ololsl
?
FUSE CLEW TO BOMB MEN
Mount Vernon Police Find Frag?
ment Bearing Marks.
Five New Haven railroad .1? te-? lives and
several othai detectives made a systematic
search yaatgrday for the men who blew up
one of the steel arches Of th?- new viaduct
of the New Yolk. Westell, -i? r ft Boston
Railway, in Mount Vernon, Bunda* night.
The only clew they found was a fus.-.
taleutenanl Atwtll, of the Mount Vernon
police, found the fuse, whi. h boara car?
tain marks which may lead t?) the atr t
Of the men who i'la?-e?l the bomb. The fuse
was ?us? oven d beneath a pile of debris ami
w;t- evident!) to be uaed i: ? ?? I ? alec?
Irle appUan? ?? failed.
Mayor Plake, who made a peraoaal in
veatlgatlon with (Thief of Pollca r'oley
yesterday, repeated Ms assertion that n-11? >
glycerine and not dynamite was used to
biow- up the pier. He was als?, convinced,
i s said, thai ti s bomb was placed under
tha ?rlaiduct by men oppoaed to the aon?
union a'orkera. Non-union men are < m?
ployed on the viaduct, while union men
were wnrkiic on the station.
A great ?leal of damage was done m the
neighborhood of the explosion, the loss in
broken windows being particularly heavy,
A pie? a of the bomb, weighing a pound.
Was blow a half mile across the city ?'ind
hrok?- a window in the home <>f ?William K,
Knobloch, of Mo. 47 i;ien avenue.
According to witnesses three man dreraed
In black suits and wearing Mack d< i ; y
hats were seen near the viaduct Just bo?
fui?- the explosion it is Uiooght that lbs
woman seen running auav merely acted as
a biin.i i?? draw attention away from the
men.
i? was learned from the police yesterday
thai two other attempta nava i?? n inade ie
ceatly to dostro) bridges near .Mount Ver-1
non the wooden bridge spanning tha New I
fork, West? i,?-st. r ,v Boston tracks at Pal
ham Parkway and tha bridge In Now
Roi helle.
BICYCLE RIDERS IN PARADE
Gather to Protest Against Ciosing of
Ocean Parkway Paths.
a demonstration, Intended i?> ? rouse
popular ?entlmenl against the closing ?>t
the bicycle paths <>n tha Ocean Parkway,
was held yesterday aften.n Upward of
three thousand cyclists g.iil(r..| at : ',"
o'clock si Bedford avenue ant Eaateml
Parkway, inder the auapioi of the Oreal
BT New V?itk ? \< lists' As.,? i.ttion. ami I
ui.itii- a trip through the Parkway, Klat
bush avenue, < loeaii avenu.. PsrkBid? av?
mi? and the Ocean Parkway to Cone) IbI?
and, thence aluni: Burl avenue i?> Steeple?
?hase i'ark. where tin- paraders dlabanded.
For several years tl.nee famous cycle
rath? of the Boulevard haw been neglected
and pedestrians have us. .| |hem as side?
walk?. In UM ar'il LfgB, ?it th? hcfghl of the
bicycle rag?, thousand! ?if cyclists us?*d the
paths daily. A parad?' lik? yesterdB] s
lias not been s?-en Iti Brooklyn In s dec-Bile,
Hor.niKii Prealdenl gteen reviewed tha
cyetlBti
RUN DOWN BY MOTORCYCLE
Two Young Women Painfully Hurt as !
Machine Skids on Broadway.
Louis Btlitaoa, of Mo. 14*. ?Weal ?-.uh sn?>ef,
ln?t control ?>f h1? raotorcycle while rid Ina
down Broadwa) yesterday, as h sklddtrd on
IhS ??ir tia.ks at Nth str<?t ami ran Into
Miss lat-'ir? i-.ssc, snd her sister, Mi-.
Kos?- lamnter, knocking Ihem gown ami
|illl|sjliK tkom .X'Hinfllllv Th,. y.,?inK fajom.
en ?ere ti.k?n to th. Neu folk Hoapltal
in an ambulance, bul w?nt horn? after re
oHvtag treatmenl
Stlttaon wa- ?'?.f tha lag raotorcychata
who bad rhi'bti In a bod) ??? i*n? n?j| (l,
prOtOBt to Ma^'i 'iiMior av.ilrisl th? coBdl?
imii of th ? nid? i i itii from Brookl] a to
i 'on? i Island
?? ? ?i
OLD DIAMOND FIRM MOVES.
Th? odors B Btanr ?i?.i m .t. ?), ? n, ..t
i?i? oMaai illaimmd Arms in Fifth avenue,
his move.) uptOWB Into tha h'arl of | h,>
i?. ..?.'i,i/.. ?i shopping centre of tin avenue
at 47th street Par rears the itrnj ,i,,|
buatneaa ai No HI fifth avenue, u.H,
?.sih Btroei Tin- rhaage In ih? huBiueva
? liarH'-trr of Me SOCtlOO Ilna.il> ? uiii|.? , ?. ,|
.? nujihcjii mlgratioa.
SUGGESTS HARBOR PLANS
Dock Commissioner Tomkins
Submits Report to Mayor.
TELLS OF DOCKS ABROAD
Gives Engineer's Views of Meth?
ods of Loading in the Big
Cities of Europe.
Calvin Tomkins, < ?sauilsslaasr et Docks,
haa j ti ?-1 submitted to Ma?, or i.aytmr a
treatise by ''l.arles W. BtSBlfOTd, ?'bief en?
gineer of the liej.nrlment of I>ocks and
Perries, smbodylng his Imprsssleni sad
r'-.-oriiiiietidation? for Improving the ph\si
??-?i rsaturea "f New York Harbor altar
Btudylng issus) foreign eraterfronts Issi
year.
Commissioner Tomkins nils the atten?
tion of the Mayor te the fact that the
state has. by re. .nt legislation, granted the
city the power to organize Its waterfront.
The Appellate Hivls-on Of thS Supreme
Court will determine tills year the exact
amount of doch bonds which. In Its Judg?
ment, will he s.|f-?iistainlng. and llier??
f? re exempt from the debt limit. As the
Board of ?ietlmatS Si ? "Id, according to
Cont***Jsstoner Tomkins. promptly adopt a
definite plan and policy for the develop?
ment of ihe port, he has submitted his
engineer's maps and written description >>r
most of the principal harbors of Northern
Burops to seats! in accelerating the a? tlon
desired.
Mr. Btantford says thai <>ne striking feat?
ure to be borne |n jnlwl in an?. comparison
between American and European methoda
I?, the size ari?l shape ?if the freight cars
both in England sad on the Continent
They are very small, he snvs, with a Capac?
ity of from eight t?> fifteen tons For this
reason th?v are particularly adapted to
the hanilling aid loading at close dOOT IB?
terrais from aome form of crane. This
fact, he say?, has brought the hoisting
??rane Into almost universal use. and this
machine has been brought to a high ?tate
of nr rfe? r Ion
"The operation <>f unloading ? large
steamer with these cranes," s.ivs Ml
Btanlford, "Impressed me ss being the seme
of the unloading art, ?i\ of them working
in slroost absolute Bilence, some unloading
directly inio the open railroad cars, ahile
Others delivered to the slu-i] doors.*'
The necessary wharfage length for ac?
commodating shipping abroad Is obtained
by building projecting piers, auch a? Bur?
round the island of Manhattan, the report
saya, only in?t?'a i of piers on piles, the
siil? s and ends nf the pier? are built Ol
??r.init?'. brick or concrete wells, ?? in"-n
which i? solid filled in land, upon which
are erected permanent brick or steel sheds. !
Included In the technical treatment ol :
foreign wharfage conditions ere Antwerp,
Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremen, Havre,
Southampton, Liven.I, Blrkenhead and
Glasgow.
DIEGLE BREAKS SILENCE
Sergear.t-at-Arms of Ohio Senate
Said to Have Admitted Graft.
Cleveland, Bepi * "Rodney .1 Diegle
broken hla Bilence," says to-day'a
"Plain Dealer" in s lengthy story relating
that i'i'-cie has- made b confession ol
bribery sad corruption in the Ohio Legis?
lature to Benjamin T. Allen, the peper'a
Washington correspondent, its former Co?
lumbus correspondent an.) a friend >.r
i ?iegle for ; ?
According to "The Plain Dealer*a" story,
Diegle has been ? voluntar) prisoner with
.-Mien and a repreeentatlve ..; I is stats for
the last live days, during which time, at
Bandusky, Cleveland, Detroit, Mount Clem?
ens and en route, between thees pieces,
he aras givinc the details of hla ..ll?'.:??!
confession. "The Plain Dealer's" recital,
however, mentions no name The confes
Bton is being reserved to the Franklin
?'"iiiity grand fury, al Columbus.
? . ntlnulng, the story sa* s, in p
"The convicted sergeunl at-.um- of the
?ib.o Senate baa t"iil his atory, ??'?? ki ?
In many "t ;i~ detaili, ol a trail ol bribery
ami graft which bads to the d? ? -
many members of the Dhlo '.ij.'-iai As
sembl) "
Dit ele eo ?i i in i be fo ind hi re t? da;
it u is at tiist announc? .1 thai he had re?
turned to his home In Bandusky, i< l, sc?
cording to messagea received from thai
cltj. Mrs. Diegle said he wi - no) th< r?
Detective Harry Bradbury, wh" gained
considerable fame In the Newark lynching
? ?.-i ist b? ?'.?? ., aving ? ?lev? land
foi Columbus at noon thai hi was taking
with him u.e confession alleged to have
been mads by Diegle last nlgl i. He said
triai Diegle bad i?'n the cltj.
Bradbur* m kd thai !.. was preeenl at
the allegi d 001 fesakm, He added thai he
??.ubi turn the document ovei to Attorney
Gen? ral Ho? n.
COASTER RUNNING AGAIN
City Allows Coney Island "Racer" to '
Resume After Fatal Accident.
After an invt at! ration had cm en 1
1 v John Thatcher, superintendent ?>f the '
B.klyn Bureau of Buildings, >>( the'
1 .'t.1 !:?.- -i si <?? i"'. 1 land, on \\ hieb '?
two women were killed and others hurt'
Sunday night, he allowed.opened
again, aad last ntgbl hundreds were on?
to) Ing ii" dli /.1. . ?bllarating 1 ble,
The coaster, which Is mostlj of steel, was '
repaired, and the Bupertntendenl of Build
Ingi ?m?! four of his men closely Inspected
" I siifT i?si ems given to it when one
hundred i.n- ?. r? Mil OVCT it at full I
speed "Archie" ??Immer, Arthur Middle?
t'li ami Jarvls, the engineer, rod? In the
tirst train, with other employee, to satisfy
the Inspectoi 1
The superintendenl then Issued a n?>ti...
that h?' had Invi itlgsted the racer, "and at
ti i.? rime linda n?' reason why same cannot
be oi ' ned to pubil us? Two ca? 11 alna
insii .-ni ..f tin?-? wen opt rated
PRAISES THE ODD FELLOWS
John Wanamaker Says Fraternal So
cieties Aid Nation Groatly.
I Bj 't- tagrasS i" Tea rm cu ? 1
Millaci? l|.bla. S. ri I \i ii,.
stone laving of lbs Home fm Orphans *>f
?1,1.1 Felb'V.M .if iviins. IVSBlSa at ?.gunt/.
;,,,,! ?'h.-itiri avesuee, this sfteri.a, John
VVanamaker, erster >>f the oocaaton, in a
spirited sddreas prslsed fraternal eodetlea
,,, general ind Hit Odd Fellows in partie?
liL(,, m -aylng 11...? <>f such men is com
pesed thi backbone "f lbs nattes and thai
rritlcB of s i-h organisations would In time
11,, n 11 ue wort h Mr w enamel 11
said i? perl
1 ?im aerare of ths '?<? lud?? thai hai ? 1
j.,, ,| against sccrel r?ooleties l am . a ?? ?
? I , . r-.pie who . ?n 1 pi 1 Into ??
,, ,,,, .,,, unfa?..bit" opl.11. bui we riin?r
.,,,, ntilst and ?c sr< sure to win
?hurch.? and Individuals an pi. ?iiii.li.. .1
??.?inst oui societies, bul th. > themselv?
?,.. membera ??< ors 11 Ittatloni which hav.
.la ?t..ii ara n? ?? 1 dis? lo - <i w . hav?
01 h t.? bide our tin** wh#n th?? crltiei will
,, m? up t" the great ronf? sslunal and a.
kiiowlt-dse th.? th? 1 -n? wrong 1 ?
M ,?,,.ml 1 ?.I.I K? Il"? ' hsva ?..n ti,, ir
Hii fan h ami salned tii.n wa* In the
world b- pane? Ihi ? make foi m.lila? n?
. 1.ml ? iiforcenv ni "f th? le? ?
a
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed ?nywlier* in the United States
for t2.*)C a *??'
FLEET RESUMES WAR GAME
Vessels Return to Drill Oround3
and Continue Practice.
NOffoll . ?Va., Sept. I I'n'ler ski' "'
blue, bul with t?ie wind hiowiii? twenty
miles in hour from the north? .ist and a
roiling iea or, tha veaseis of ?he atlaatle
Reel i.-u'ieil t?i-day their niaturnvr? :? In
the ?labor?t? war ?ame now In progress
on Ike Southern rlrl'l grouO?as, after a su?.
pen'??m ?IV?.r gunday ?-if long dlatanoc raaga
Bring -ind other tactical pt*actl<*e.
A regtura Ol the present war game Is
the number of BUdctoa Ot?ete hy Rear Ad?
mira! Oatarhaua, the fleet commander,
earrylng wltk tham Jual auch proMsma as
emergencies <>f actual warfare might bring
forth <?n th?> hlph seas. This Is to promote
genei*a! efflclencry an?i to prov? the ability
of ofaVers and men to meet effectually try*
Ins; -onditloiis and problems
FORMER POSTMASTER HELD
Louis Sabow, Accused in New
Jersey, to Await Extradition,
laonls Paliovv, an ex-postmaster of
Chrome, N. J., who was arrested at the
Hotel Asior OB H.iturday. was arraii?ned
yeaterday In (he West Side police court
and held without hall pendlnjr extradition
proceedings on ??hnrt'rs of swlndllntr made
by New .Jersey authorities. Bfagtetrate
Krotel told Sabow- that if he did no? like
the decision he mlprht appeal to the Su?
preme Court for a writ of habeas corpus.
The stale of New Jersey was represented
by RUSSell ? Watson, Assistent I'rose
cutor of aflddiaaea County, who told the
maclstraie that the Ktand Jury would meet
t"-morrow and prohahly return Indictment?
BgSlnst Sabow The specific charge on
Which the warrant against Sahovv was Is?
sue.) was that h?- swindled Nicolas Majos,
of ? I tome, out of $7'V>
According; to Mr. Watson. Sahow took
advantage of his postmustershlp and repre
Sented himself to his Hungarian country?
men as heinir BUthoriSOd to receive deposits
f?ir the United Slates postal hank, promis
ins: 10 per cut ?nter?st '|-i;f, Hungarian
worklmrmen, of whom ?here is a large
number in the neighborhood, flocked to him
an?l intrusted t" his care, it I? alleged,
BbOUl gft\gM. Klve mo-iths ago .?arsiw wa?
supersede?! a?: postmaster by another man.
and the depositors began to worry, when
Mains called for his intrresf hist month
!.. ' ould not find Sabow.
The Department of Justice a!s.? has been
Investigating the matter, hut th?- agents of
t' e ?lepartment arrived a dav or two after
ti?. M.Tt,. authorities had issued a warrant,
rind PrIhiw will have to answer flrst the
chargea preferred against him uni^r th?
laws of New Jersey.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIYIATl'RK ALMANAC
Bunrlae, B ?? ? matt 8:28; imwe ????.?, i .v.;
n..i. n .- ;?l-< , 12.
HI?;il WATER
Band) iior.^
i'.to ' :??? . Itlt I
Hell Gate
* y
."? 23
P \T
R :\
r, M
7 4<?
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The n i.i.i. repoi ?? i .?- : 0
Bandy Ho ..at 11:10 a m reaterdg)
i ? - o .1 ??' do k ni >ui noon to moi ?? ??
ill?- Amerika, reported as l :?;u tallas east of
!!??? , si I !."? ?my? l? 'M? ? t< l
' ? ' r. '! Ir.r?.?;i\ ffireii. 00.
[ in Menai a, rep i h d .<- ? fOO . ? i reel of
Bandy Hook al ?T:I8 s m yesterday. Il si
i ? ted ?., .-.;. Frida) forenoon
Th? Olympic, r'|?,rt?.| a.? su? miles en?t ef
Bandy Hook at 4 .*.? .1 m, yesterdsy, is <??
i?? .1". K to morrow f"r. ;
Wilhelm, r?p?it?d a? 7??*> miles
? Hand? H'"?k ai B:GS a in yesterday, is
txp* t.'i t.i dock <?n Thurada) afti 1
Th? Verona, reported a? 7."..". miles ?Mst of
Band] H""* ..? B:BB a m reeterday, tl ripected
to dock i" nao!roe '? ? " n.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Ti ? r> 1 v.
Ve?ee|, Tin?.
?Magdalena.Aniilla, Ans M. R M S P
''..?..Para, kng 30... Lloyd Rra?ii
Liverpool, Aue 2?.'itnard
?Santiago.Rantlaso, Aus 37.Ward
?J'ifin?.Para, au? Sa.nn.-th
A-ic 2h.Italian
'United State?... 1 :. a ;g St., 3. Am
Ruffalfl.Hamburg A ?c 2" .
' ?ug 50 .
Marhatl ?1 dam. Aus 21 _ -?
Hello?.Hamburg, Au g |ft. -
mello.Rotterdam, Aus: S4....Uranium
.Calves? on Aug 30 ... Mallory
IM Nort*.(?alveaton, Aus ?"?".>o l'ao
i'itv uf 81 Loul?..fl nah, Bept 8....Sa?wnnaB
u ;-.|i.\i:.-'!' v -,. ?EPI EMBER >;
;-i ,... -? ? hnmpton, \uk B0..WhBtar
\.'?'Ma.Vaplea, Ai?s SS. .Italian
Pal? rn. ?. Aus SI.Italian
Mgonquln . . .T ????-? - ? ? < 'lwl<?
i;: N'orte.flslv? ton, \i:i :'.' ... Sn pa.
\ ?..? .Cristobal, \-ig 31.Panami
.? . .Havana, lepl ;;. u ilr,|
i'? rmu la, s- 1 1 ...Bern Atl
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.
?K'prln? Wilhelm Bremen, Aug 21? .N c, j,
?M.i .:? ' i:.?.i Liverpool, Bepl 2 . Cunard
?Amerika Hamburg, *''? '-'!' , Hamb Am
?/.a apa .Klnsatnn Bepi 2 .United Fr,ut
I ? ' ' ??'? ia Aug I'll .... ?>, ,; p)
lamal 1 .-'? ?-t 1.
Kermudla Bei muda, Bepl fi ... Quebec
r?.iiius. .. Ne? '"lean?, Sept 2 ...So l'ae
.New 1 - \ - SI....
" |:? lag! :,.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
'.?> DAT.
Veeasl
\>..,M. IVatin ilion Mi e. aa.il?. I
K Wilhelm II, l'renii-n. N?'.i. S:30 a m lOOOaml
? nf Navarre, Ti nldad, Tiin.lOUWs m I2:0n m
Panama. Criatobal, Pan it R. 11 ;.'!" a m XiOBpm
Noordam, Rotterdam, Holl-A.- l?i:noam
c of Columba?, Bavannah, Bav a 00 p m
Apache, Jacksonville, Clrde..- IrdOgn
W gDNBSDAT. SCPTKMBatR g
,nni ' Fal ri I OB p m
?? I; M s r . s ,ai a m 10:00 a m
fur? ? 1. R? ! ?'> I ?!" a m 12 00 ..
Huron ; . - 1:00 pm
\' ? ' s ?'? c\? m ci . I "O p m
- N. a . ' ? .,. I ... 12 00 :.i
THURSDAT, SEPTEMBER 7
1 ,1 pi v ? 1..- Havre, French ' 00 .. m M 00 a m
, '. Btai ligO a ni I2;?.?n m
Pannonla, n'.h.I'^. Ptrnard - 13:00ni
r y Ti. a.11. r i" nh'n, Bcai 2 00 p m
Mmre ?'asile, Havana, Ward 8:00a m 13:00m
Mrtapan, K ngaton. I' frull '.?.".nain 13:00m
r orient? ? lalv? ston, B?i 1 ? 13 00 m
?ton, Bo
f s.i' ai nah *?
.1 o<> p m
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
, ,|in lat-ant? ?'? ? ' V
P M
Tallin. Mai'i;?*?na 1M1 San Kran
is m Maripoas .ntft 6.6:30
' : . tore?. China ?xia S?ait?
Oterlc .Sept 14. 6 30
Tahiti, Marque??? Cook l?fsn.a, Kew
Sealand, Australia (ma San Fran
ilacol - Maltal .Sept lu, ?30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of Npw York. Monday, September
1. 1011.
IRRtVEP
? r Rsi ian Ma>aguei Aiisu?! 27 Pw ?
2? hi ?i ?-i john ''". ''i ?1 ? v? ? Vnrk arid I rta
: - ? ?? ? ni- 4s 1.1 ., re. 1 ? malli sad mde?
?,i Ived ,it lh< l'-ir ai '. ?Si .
si?.?'ii?: \n'M .?'-. Puerto Mei a \'in!-' S*,
?1. \ni? lean Hawaiian Kl Co, with
Rar at 3:11 p m.
-? . ?? stnnka iRrl. I ondon Augual 2t, \
. v- ., ? '??.,? t.lne ? if ?ss
| ? |w v'? ? ? I ai ?lir Bal .?t
1
titrai ?? Rio Orande Wl nston \<' Augu.t
.-.11 and <?? r?elo? 1, B ?' 81, ??? l ri) ? s? ,??
?,:i, pH***ngeri and mdei Psued In Qua>an
tmr at I :,?'> p n?
Ht mm? M?'?!""-. Sevrporl \?-\?s an?! VorMk,
,,, .1, 1 Id |i..ri'l?ll"H B? ?'" With I'-lSSr-OB.,., ? ?,,.| j
mdse I'.?!? 't -i" ?."i-.'.mili"' hi 247 p m.
Kteamer Ptmteu? Ne? Orl^ana s>ptemhrr ."??. I
t?> ni.. South? '<? ''?' ln> ' '" a II 'i t..?? ? ? k
n .1 .?? Pa?ir1 i-' Quarantine .-it r. 4?; a m
s: ;,!,<?. El Cld. (?alvi :,, m,, :
??nuthern l'aelB? i'i with 1 Im Pan I In ?.?us:
anl. ,; '?' 1 ln
s??, m , ? ? " lens. . v.,-1 r ? ?ntonl \ ,.? .?
?B m Ih? ?'?iii?" Importing Co, ?-lth .'? ,
c? 1. and fruli Arriv? 1 at t?. iiar ,0 11
?'?'?' id A igtttt 27 hn.|
?;?. nada vs. ?,, ?',?? ?, . s end Trad
?v ?th 27 paeaenser? malla and
?I ih? Hur Ht 2 M a in
?? ? ?? ? ' ? ? 1 dl 11 locate 1 Vnri, IVri >,?.
vuku 1 SB lo Ih? Atlantic Frail 1 ?? ?uh
1 1 ?-. as? ? end fnill \i 11? ? d I th? Bar at I
a in
? M fil y I Hi '. ' 'all uttg lui) ;? ? v
.?' ? r,. ? Bald Vugii?' 7 Hn?i
It.' Vrirt.ni
??oh inilsr ArrU?\! ?t the H.ir at ?
a m
-?..,???.. ?o.., not? ??i"? f}onal?sM an.i s,
M ?usual i?; Porl au Trln?-?? 17 Te'l? 1 1 ?
vi igi ... i?. leremle Ig ?m ?'a'.r? jj
?.".? Ka?anilla 85, Cartas?*?? -" Kii\pi.?nn
1 . ? 1.??. 20 r?-it ^'i Prince 80 ?n.i insc,,a
'i ?, " i?,.,t nc vni'ii. ?n Un? ?ith 2d |,?.
? ? ? -s mall? and nula? ?rrtved ? 1 .
? ?? . m
. pri ii'in. 1 ? her J 1,,
n a Bon with "?'? r?*?*er?ier? an,| mda?
?.irlv.1 ?t |h \'-*r at I?1 18 a SI
Kinitici rwiln ?On. Hfitidi Aiigum ?g
Bouthemptnn end Chtrrboori '.'7 ?n rviith? a
f'e ?mi ,%24 . a?'in and "t4i? ite?r?^ eH*??'ng?r?
. . , i-, Krt ?d St tl r ?r at 11 ? ?,'
Bt#am?r ?^nrs.s? ?n \ *?ntofas??ta ran? -g
, ? ? . ' ' 1 ? \.
lames McCreery & Co,
"McCreery Silks"
Famous over half a century
Complete assortment of the newest wpavns
and colors in Plain and Novelty Hilks, Velvets
mid Dress C?oods for Aiitunin wear.
On Tuesday, September the ."?th.
1,5,000 Vards of Dress Satin in an Assort?
ment of new colors, also black. .',.?? inches
wide. ?s5fj P*'-' yard
tasas 1.25
BLACK DHESS GOODS. la Both Store/,.
?V>00 Yards of fin? Black Broadcloth.
Sponged and shrunk. .14 inches wide.
1.0."? per yard
? alii* 2 . '
Wholesale Department
Fifth Floor, Twenty-third Street
Visiting Buyers and Merchants are invited
to inspect the Fall Collection of ?Silks, Velvets
and Dress Goods.
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street 34th Street
This is Homeagain Day.
Fall suits. Fall overcoats.
Fall anythin/jf-to-wear.
Whenever you're ready.
With attractive prices on
Summer suits if Fall still seems
to you far oft'.
Rogers Peet ?v Company.
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St.
tofagaats 12, Tallal 14, ? hr:i.ii ir>. Valparaiso
it, Talcanuano 20, Punta aim.as 27, Bt Lucia
.MiH':.?' 1??, \ ;a Halt in.ore. S?, I'liitir i!. to V? R
da.? ,<? ? '.. with indse Arrived al ttta Har
a? midnight, 3d,
Steamer Hertha Washington (Aust), Tries?*
A'iKust i?>. Patraa 21; Palern.6 23 ?n.i Alaieis
-..-.. ? Phelpe Bi other, #. i "o, ?.? II
h:m .".?? tteerase psaaengera ani mdae. Am\fj
ai th? Bar at 4 IC p m.
Steamer Justin iBi), Matiaoa Auguat 17. l'ai-a
22 and Barbados 27, to i.ooth *.? (_*o. with .10
paeeengera, trails and mdaa. .\riiv*d at trie Mar
?ii 4. .'.', | in
iwniT H'iffi'o (Oer), Hamhurg August -2,
to Otorga a Pitou, ?n ballast, Paasad in Band*?-1
Hook at H:3?l p in.
Stesmer Saramaeca i Dutch), raramar-H.o, t>.
Funch, Kt?? a ' ?! i.ti th?' Ro\al Dutch VYeet|
India Mail, with pis??"iK? is. mails and atdae, ]
An? horfd in Quarantine at s ?O r m.
Steamer Tesan, N.'* <?i!.?an>? Augwsl 81, le
the American Hawaiian Ba Co, with indas,
l'a-?? 1 n .-an.h Hook a' I'M p m.
hand? Hook, x .i, Sepl 4, i?..;?? p m Wind
f...?i, light br?ese; clear; aiveul : aae
BAILKD.
s'^ain?!-* Msdtson, .\"'f"k sad Newport
Sews; i..m.i. Port Arthur; Batilla, Tesai
i*lty; Rlehmond (Br). B* a ??rami?-. Fla: Cltj
of Everett, ; (*heespeaka iHn, Bomba?
Ionian.?. San Juan; Orenada iBri, Perti (
boy; Katahdin, Brunswick; Chesapeake, Haiti -
i tort.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Gibraltar, sew 4, ;; p m Koeni?; Albati (Oer) I
Nea Yojk for .Nap:.-, aad <J?-li'?* miw ;
??o,|?,lj
Auckland, s?pt 4 .'ape ortegal (Br), N< a ? rfc
\ la ? Spa Town an.I Hell ou
Ton laid, Sept 4 Montiese (Br), Sew Terk
for rlenkow.
Aden, Sepl ;: Muncastar < astie (Br>, New I
York \ ;a Algiers foi Hollo.
Cbarbours, >?;t 4. I \i m Ivalxer Wilhelm ?1?-r i
Grosse (Oer), New v..ik \>a Ptyanout :
hi? m? n (and pro ? a led?
Marseilles Sept ! s'enesis iFr), Sea TerS ata
Sai ? -
H? t? sico s?-pt 4 llsacoi.?" iBr)? Saej York;
',.? Buen? i- Ayres,
Bouthamptoo, sept 4 Thames (Brl, Saa I rk
, .ntllla, Kb Baton, < W, narra.1"? and '
st Michaela
Valparaiso, s?pt 4 Ramsay (Brl, Saw Voik
and Tnompson'a Point vis si busts, Msat?
\ . I?,. m..1 'la'.. .?!i tSI "
BAltaBD
Montevideo Bapl I Keh a ad iBr) (flota Re
?arlo), New Yo'k
h .- Kepi - Oallleo iHn. Se? York
? n?, Bepl 2 Siamese l*rin (Br). N???l
York
Cherbourg s? r' 2. I a ? George Washington
itleri (from Bremen and Southampton), New ,
?fork.
Gibraltar, *ept 4. ? n m Prlnses- Irene (Oer) I
if! m Genoa sad Naples) N'en Tsrk
11| ?.., s? i; ] i,i Bretagne (Fr) Ses York.
Antwerp, Sepl 2 Georgian iBr), Set? fork
PA88BD
Gibraltar, sept . Dues ''.egii Ibrusal iltal), ?
N,.\\ Yoik fo? Naples a?id ?'.??!).'a. ;!'1. Argen '
tina lAuat), New Yoik f??r Trieste; Baal
Glovsasl (liai), Sea ?.rk f r Palermo and
\ iples
Lizard, s.'.t :'. H?speros <?.*?' ?. N'en York for
i'? ean I Dutch), New York for Rot
I.I., Inland .He:?;.. New York for
Dover and intwerp; MtniMwasss .Mr'. Nrsr
York for l-miloti.
Perini << i ' - ^; l? "a!'l IBri, Mam!? t"i Sew
York
P?atnet, ??;? i New York ?Ity (Br), See I a
f< r Hr.stol
AMUSEMENTS.
ASTOR
i? .? 1Mb 8l Bs S:I8 Mia w i .
.?-m : 13 \\ ? ?I Ml '"'' lo II U
7 DAYS
H
M
e. M
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W?LLACK'S
POMANDER WALK
ALHAMBRA
M,, , y
Bl l'\ k? >> SO
ad Sal I -.'?>
Two \v... k? i
?x?|it. IS?l.eorae \rl??? In "DUraell."
01 nMlftl -????sa Hint-hail?. I hip A
LU Ml a I. Martsle, ??lepp. Mrhllnaer a
liai '-' Klag. Groal lester.
Pilai saa KaUt?. i ha? m? h- i
man A to. ?,rr.,i | ?.?1er, I
.l??-k Wilson A to., ol i -
" 'fih?ku* ? ?'"?''?"-?? ;
'm MUnBH 0 ? I?"? Mil fled ASa? .: 15.
GET-RICH-QUICK
WALLINGFORD
I MORTONS.
< harioli? l'arr* A ? S.,
?Ia?-k A Orlh. Other?.
INST 1
WK.l.K*.
iTH AVE.'.? i
Mat -.'.. .'.n,
INTEKNATIONAL TENNIS MATCHES,
?REAT BRITAIN vs. UNITED STUBS
Boptambei II h. >?th ?.n.? B?h, 2:88 l' M u*''
Sid? Tennis (Tub, Rroad??? ?i?i ?? ?.. si
BroadwB) Bspreas t.. *2**ih stiee? station R'
served seau, il .*??. thra? <Ui>, f.? :?i So? on
?aie at A ?. Spa!?lin? A Broa., Wiiglit A l'H
Ma, M Hri'l?. s anl Millets Ticket \sen .
H
?iMMRRSTElN'H
Da Haven llerl
f.Msuej?. ??""? '"-*l I.'"1"" * ''" ??"'? " ?
l.allj Mat .T. 18 T'. ?TeStSa vV IB other .. .
SEPTEMBER 5th
First showing of
Shirts for Autumn wear. A ?tron|
tendency toward h.iir line stripe ef?
fects, blue and helio predominating.
EARL & WILSON.
AMUSEMENTS.
TUPIR? i???' *? t"- s- K'gss..ui
CMr lui? 2 ij. I
JOHN DREW fi SINGLEMUj
uiincny ??? -?
nuudun
I RANK Ths Orig ika si
Mclntyre m snobs
mMirj IC lIDtTIII. ?
nAnniv
Ev-ra. ?? " m ta Thura, (. Pat ? fS.' !?
**? O l NUL M '.?,?.Il- IK'I'IR
Lfii ut* ??' i.? -? ?
'?H--H.1.. Pop pr v.? 8 ist Mf.
BERGERE ki.V?V-' ..?..i uwiit
11:18 lo I a m < \l;\ill ?.Mil?
The M ?:? ? se? sal III I I?) l'tKM
KNICKERBOCKtH :
" 'The Siren' wslla lato.irate?.' . Da ?
DONALD THL
BRIAN SIREN
? 'asi of im n i cm a Sanders ?X
: '? I n v IKil'I.AN WIM w ES '
?RITERION
I.A8T 7 TIME*.
JOHN HYAMS 6t LL1LA McINTYRE
THE GIRL OF MY DREAMS
te nu k> . skit. it. seats n.'vi Meassf.
PASSERS-BY
a r*a _? ._? ? -. W\ ij " a? a
LV Ct.sj.Sj ,,, M,.,, i riktn time
THY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE
An American ; inedy 1 Hsrrls|
NEW AMSTERDAM"?
K ????. .?. sMui ....
t.;e hin< ady
LIBERTY cMRisiit Woos?io
in LU SPUN. ??5
NIAI MONDAY. ? ?
JULIAN ELTINGE
THE FASCINATING WIDOW*
fiSlCTV H.eatre. I?.' ? .' rTv
uflltlY
EXCUSE ME
.'Mh \leeU ? .'?'?th Time -?tilur.las?
I BSSJ1 I I BSSsslBSaSBJS
AROliiND THE WORLD
BKRIES ' ?*i IMPLE i. M.ll HI I ?V : ?
WHITE?. GiROEN j
i \*?r 7 inn -
QERTRUDE HOFFMANN a
LA SAISON DIS BALLETS RUSSass
. >?-..??m of I - . -'J |
v, x ? ,-s <n I i-asia
nil M? -n M REVI I or 18)11 To. i
: awl Mill III) -.??.. u a t Trot "J \
Sot h we II Browne ? MistJeek
< \?.|\<> II .v IStl E ? Ml Jo'W..|l'g
? x'ikt.'i..... ufvAFOKb
II l.HOI s|. ?? E. of 1 I?. *?*"?,
? ??":M:. Douglas Fairbanks \!t\^SeT
usasse t niait ? ? '? ? aSAja
? CROSMiK ."","-'.""'?:
H-W ?VThes By* 41 Kv. B 15 "*'*'?
lew f?elos the hen-pecks
?HII ST ? I ? ? ? ' ? B's M
Vufusiu? ' ' _,*,'*,*
II.BJL
;V;Jo?n(nlS0n - R?^laO
I VDI?* '-'"1 " M'' s7aS
LTnlu --B? *?-*a
EVERYWOMAN
?til? (MUD ll--.ll Kl?\\ WITH jHMg
"l \t -I (Mi I HUH?? Ol I.SSS I'lKPI?*
j^-PSilr. MAMTELL ? '?
?. y, S Mai v ? . ? ' ??' r' .
*-%NH.?TTAN ' '.' m rpI 11
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