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newspaper ?? atened and puh
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r^fjotlat are boon ?-arried on i"?>k
mz t"w;ir?l inr^a^m^ the useftiln???? of
lb?? sitfat?*4l >~ii'ti!r?'-* in Manhattan
U4 TTl? BraUL Every one hH -
PAftMi fr?r MOI tkumt Thar IhlsM -
?sirmlfl umra O?ri taKto. But th??
l?ataVbl SJf ?. ?**taitl?
r?fiiB.??l tr, ?urnivh |Ms ?gggagn of relief
ggg tl rnakfx a pra?rical ftft
r? it of - valuable l'ran
a?l?liti?iii8? l racks. 'Hi?* pay?
ment be company Lat?
. irtually nominal.
??<?rapau>'?. <<>r.j?-nipnioiis IfjBoting
or the latest r-r? - ths PobUc Ser
l <-e <'nmmibsion faanaW*M that an a?rm?
? ' ' Is as far ?oil The <-<im
ptaTQ slrrr - -rrrntmn to the
'?'iiii.'iiimi? :iti.?u ?'f thg commission. It
ri-ie?- not find any fault with th?
offered [I ?l<"t- U'.'t. niak? ??bj.
flia? mifhl be in?*t or * action
Cat n\\z\:' opsjl tit way to negotiations
u h i en would ??-ail to M agreement, but
n ??n-ly ne-.-;"**- to r? ; 'y to the oomniis
Appaniitly it i- determined to
Iw i !? ? go without the prompt
in transit f;t?*-i! it
_? ' l?e air ?rded by third tra-'king ?n?
icas the public make?, an ?dhJseJ ajgg>
nuder ?>f it- ]^>?it!?)ii that it should
?g-fgflfO ?vas?-nable remuneratlou for
:heae immensely valuable franchis*??*..
The company shows no disposition to
n?eet the public half way and no sense
>f it? responsibility as a purveyor of a
??bile utility to keep its facilities ade
tuate to the public ne*?d. It ini-ans to
ake advantage of its ?-?pportunitle? and
??ring the utmost ennc-ession out of the
?dty It* plan Ik to <.tnrve the p'ibl'c
oto ?nbmls?loD.
This Is iharacteristic of ?h*- roa?i
t Is this attitude which ha? made the
?ublit* despair of obtainln/? reli<-f tr.jm
fce existing situation through the Iuter
lorougb company und which has
?eased it It turn ???Isewhere. even at
he ?at of Mcrlfjcing rcrtaiu advan?
tages liiat were to be had through com
?Mln< the existing rob way. Let tb^se
\\h?> find fniill with the subway pro- j
tr-niniiio n?lopte?l by the Bonn, of bbb>|
ntiuif.? nu.l ?\pportionment contemplate
the failure ?if sev?*rn! year1-' effort?, to |
ohiuiii from tli?? Interborough company
the iieaded improvement <>f it? aJafated
reasonable tern'.iar If for-j
nisbes iho auawe? t?. th?*4r crttl
I 177 / ;.
- atOf ' iiiiuuiu?? a?asga, t.. be ?.'Ui?'.?.*tl ?
Le his paWtkttJ aslBBBBJstl '?? Bet aseurip
!i"ii Uml ii" agjaj ?-?ii! remember arbjtt
! .lid <>r s:u,i tha day before aiajterrlay
He believes uenitHy in 4 -tarnt?? af
luiiitiiti.'r.s OH past pajlftiiaBW
?My ne one em? aaaaa surprise?! tanta hrt
when .I.ilm Sharp William? IntaMUptad
l.un in the inJdBi m- a ayaatrt attartrtm
ai:h 1 BBBanfa bo aai whatliet
- .-.'il ;i paaaajjje from im adjdreaa
lie bad 8>ttmcd when iii'iucii
:i??r of Loara in l.H-4. ail
. the farmer? of t?. ta pre
!it?mso!v??s for Th?? Viene*';:
exchanaaa with lanadfl. Tha
ftt-fht Un n?-'hi?e, tarn erar, for in his
manifesto of Monday be 'ay? himself
: .? charge of condemning a
policy which nn'y i yanr ago ho arant
officially on record a? favoring. Trying
? t,? prove thnt President Taft is I "reao
Mr. i uinniiii?? ?-ni 1 nm^ntr other
? the raaola
-i/,nna
Ekmia of
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:._ Them Into the T"ni<?n
: - rh? did
?ad poaafble n
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einaadmeni
???1 by n ?
amone taboac ? ??? .
and a.reran?>n arere
Broa : tpp, ? raw
end D N- -d liurar
Mr l.n Pol
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that if preaent be won;.. ,
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b9 urer?' n<".? Thar ?houid
I ot liare performed a fluty orb
rrery other Insunrenr rh?*n In tin I
ed uyitag on tli?- Bbnnldara of
\ ? I It 1? ii.'.nl.'. ni'.rr pro
any of tlie orb??;- extrav
. ? ? ?e?, nrbicb the ranieii lernt ara tee
?man ?Tonrdjfd into bia ?"hicngo tna'ni
ai OMMBRt r FOR THF CAVA
I lie formation of another cmp."
Operetta a minier? ms fleet of ?yean
?reamers between rhe Atlantic
PutABC por.9 "f thi' country ly ".ay of
the P - tap la tha right
?iirerti'ip. We hav?? hitherto frpqnenr'y
'?"inmented upon tli?? dis?r?->ditahl'
ol American ?hipping at hrhraian
la comparison with that of other
08, find u?.on the unweloome pro?
f th?> eanal being ?taed by othac
nation?, far bftkTt than by Aim-rica. The
(fate of the opening of fhe canal il
80 nr.ir a* hand that it i? quite ?.brlous
\ tli.it if this country Ls u? rank above the
' l'.'irth Of fifth place in use of the watcr
\ aray u-hi?*b it itself i? creating it rxnt.-t
taelf vigorously and without rla
I lay. Ship.- cannot he built fliid coni
11 rout** o!?fahli.??h?'?i nn?l trailic
tctl made in a dnv.
Th?? question of aUen*ad ?ntrifu?**, and
, iiifliKijcc exerted by transenntiniHital
railroad lines to pcea/gat the develop
ni'-nt of ?'ompetifion by water rout<*?
? ?>t ba enteriH] into in d?7taii at this
time. 'Hiaf euch conditions have pr<
v.'iiifd i?. quite probable. y,,r this r.-a
?081 it i1?' a prudent provision that the
pjaej sliippiug line which has banal
form?Bd Is to be i.?'pt quit?? in-e. from any
such lnfluenc**?s. The ration owes, for
its Bocial and industrial development, a
great debt of gratitude to the railroad
BJ ?ferns which have so dab-Sty uuit.?d
it?? two remote COaalbl; hut. of cour.-'e,
that debt do??? BjOl amount to anything
like the giving to them of power to
monopolize on their own terms all trans?
continental traffic. We should not wish
to see a partial Of unfair competition
created which would ruin the railroads
or gra\ely impair their legitimate prne>
perity, but we do not imagine that there
Is the slightest probability of such a thing
at Panama. Legitimate competition, on
fair and ?wjual ground, is something
which the roads must expe?t to meet
The estimate that there la and wll'
prove to be room for all Is floubtlws
.correct, accordine to the lejwons of ex?
perience. Ii aeems reasonable to expect
that a larp' and highly profitable com
mere?? ?an be dereloped l?y way of the
Panama rnnal : larger, we are Inclined
to think, than has been looked for save
by t!i?? rn.'-t sana-tiine. This mar ni?-nn
t??ggg Hiihtra?'fi??n from the traffl?: which
i- now carrictl feg the railroads. But it
v ill he replaced hy other trafne. which
wlil leave the ner operation* of the rail
reads not diminisho?l but n?-ru:i 11 y In?
creased It is an old and an invariable
rule that the increase of facilities b-ads
directly to in<Tease of use. There will
: ? an expansion of commerce whi?*h will
clvp the ships all the business they can
handle and at the same rime keep the
railroads gg bsjgf as they are now. and
- Nper.-inv
A UFEFn LAW.
It will be ? signal triumph for the
Sullivan ?concealed weapons law if un?
der its provisions the supposai nn?r
Iflaata in local Black Hand outraees ral
put safely away for a term of years
Apprehended by accident with a bomb
under his OOtrt, the supposed king of
the blackmailers has generoui-ly relieved
the police of th? nec-essi*' of D
?nit a ens" against him for actual
offences acainst life and property He
has already made oat a case a en...-:
-??if by havine th? bomb with him
for use Hi? cr,m4.n?il!ry is prove?!
? ?? a rnauah crime
and P" a. lib i ?*an be f-?rce?l for hint in
I perjurad wit?
?**-.-??*?
The eren? virtue <?f the Sullivan law
Is that 11
... ....
?
rd lot*
'ii an insr:
: ... ? will
.u rnt^mn?1 s. ffer
-aid datftt under r evildjos?-?
go armed. But the; ?? -
???-. ?? bJ?rt rhey "have tur ?
In ?reyir- uron loetet*
CVMM?* ffS/1
?i no .?.-.^?-?on of the poet I
lO ?tnterrjen'S of CM
??: er *he
Of Th? public:" ??*? * 191 '
be treated as pnbli tu tritt
Lu ?o remon wan?
....-; i - uja. rnf? point tl."
did ni? exjill
? - ratai
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? the i ?'.' ? '.
-? ? ? -, raxtot or ?
'rent ttM
...
: : d ?
ared Ie*nyon and
lieginners in law-..
??? ? ? . ? .'tfd to attach rn ?p.
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-, - -, r.ent of the fi- | - -
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-> *-???-<- m
? *har ir rouM not reas? ?na Vv
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ti?npr
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?vssihle obj??"' in or
? I
i them to i ? ?
what thi ' cragbt
it would barg bei
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to Washington tod *"--hi?p?'r- m the
?? *gl ?3 the c
BK BtS they ha?1 expended Pot
f]
? -? .... ?-ogrante?
? etl ha- rigi ?
interpreted It i ? ? th.it
? ? submitted to Um i
? - ted a- pob
? ? ) LAPO}? COM?
,.v
Th:.
ploye- - .
entrai Railroad and the
ailed Sanlisi . tg the
? ' .. iponds in i
? '?i.n.-.ilidatiiin srhi ,*a ...
- regarded as dang
I against pi arc:
I meats f<>r substituting oi ? ttoti ? I
. y employe*, '?ba ???.i-duc ... i
. with the railroatta -"r ths
:r> witti wiii *t; the c-orpora?
tloni now rnahd cnntra^rs lotfad -?trance
:.* Uke tlMoe whlcb ara offer?1?! t.? justify
'?apitalrstk- ''"n-'entrarion. The- irony of
l'ederntio!. was
for the sake of Me?c?oiiorny"
must bare struck some of the n? cotia
ton who r??r>n??-i:T,?,i the rnilr? .-?.i
re.-.'ii? conf?rer
And the publi?- has fully a^
'son to retrait! with anxiety th?
to enn"entra?e uto a -inri>- ??rr-.nniza11??n
,'iiithoriry oror the labor ? i - n th??
', indispensaMe pa] setllcc
by the railroads as it mich? bar? -
: fear pkusi for exteaMtrs n ?
that of the Northern Se
rnrttiei Goopanj wbleb was rond?inu)?ed
i by the la- :' the rni.r
?denti rpg rf the power vrhi-.. would
I tu in the bands o, a combination of all
"f railway employes, th"?-?- In the
ihSfM a- "'??11 a? those entmped In actual
op?ration of the roads*, as a power to
"throttle eommerce." That is BO
'. t; bo greatly would the rein?
th? raiiroa.ls to their workir.
chanced throuch th?? propos? ! labor
nation. And it Is to be ????inem
that the combination won
totally Irresponsible. It wnuM -
incot*] ?.nit?'?! It w?agJd not be cu erne?i
by any of the public servie?- U-iri?-latioi?
o* the country, which has ?-com fnr in
Dakfng capital encaged In rierforminc a
public sel vite reeocnize that it bj
"affected with a publi?- interest;* hut
WbJcfa has tolallv fai!?-?l !.. bold the
labor .vimblnatiotis amone pablle set lite
i iiiplo??--- bo a similar responsibility.
Mor?viver. this propos.?d ?-on'blnatlon
of Labof uni"iis backi the 'hiatlfhii'Jsi
wliidi all fair-mindeil people <-<-ti.'o?l?p. to
??ilst in the ea-?? of iiie unions *.he**ggelres.
? ollfctive l?i?rcainmc I- n?'?'?--.n*\ fgg
the pnitection of labor But th?- orcatii
z;ition of ca?;h craft by MsjgJ. an?l its
separate re?'ognItlo'i by the railroadi. sag
pr?fgjd a?le?p.iate t.? -?-.?ure for the rall
r? ad employe fair !r?',itment Railroad
workmen are well paid. Advan?'?- bj
??-safirea have been mad?- freijuontlv tfeg
iaiest advi!'.- o??'iirniic last >ear at g
time when the railroads had not <*om
pletely recovered from ihe effe?ts of the
panic and when their earninirs were
lulling Thu> th?* publi.- cdn m ? ,,
rtu-on whv m? pea sed power in bargain
inz with the rallruml?. i- i???|Ulslte to the
welfare of th?? employes and it can see
abundant reasons for reganlmi* wi;h
anxiety ?he placing of such power aa is
i>ow projiosed or*r an Indispensable
public eenice in the band.*? of an
Bponsible and legally BaVeanaJatad labor
combination.
.Murphy la now in eeaeion.
Inerrancy will also leave a P. P. C.
j card at the Senate if the Hon Joseph W,
j Bail?-- c aa
r,f twenty-three women -nlled for jury
! duty in Washington all hut one begged
j to ba excused on the ground of their
anat. Suffering Suffragettes: Is that the
: way to wrest their rights from the
?art mann
Asseasors in Nassau .""ounty are to be
investigated on charges that thev do not
Buse??? property at its full value. The
poor men probably canmt get th?ir life
insurance extended to cover so extra
hazardous a performance
Until a woman swims the English
Channel the prestige of the male sex In
th?-- w.it??r i? safe.
The aaditio:: of g-.x new i'ongressmen
from Pennsylvania affords a promise of an
Democratic delegation.?
Philadelphia Record.
It is rather unusual to elect six new
npressmen from four ne-*- district?.
In the Ohio primaries the "?-.ets" beat
the dry? " Naturally, since It was a
, drenching rainy day. when prettv much
lyhody nata wet
The exceptions! ?blindante of trfld
mUBhrnnn?.?. thbl ? -.-.-.- 888808 to Ke BO
'imr.ini??d wir1- n similar abundance of
: NJB amanita and with a con
Vag'teatcy of poajonlnf
Another rioan per tea so
- ???.-.(* beentnn I poeta Th*?
la, portend
. ?i--ml of prison yr~
* "
he frill not be a candidate for r<?-c?prtion
pnbl ma* be ex
?rom ? ?tri to
rt-acseaabeiing tha rabeer
... j. p.
&a"?; aurranderacl la rh<
iwgrisas
TALE 01
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ea *?i a " - - preaa Th?
nam? or' E '" Balle.
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af rytna
porta i i - U ttoa arasa BBaanaa * em*
1 ?-?in? - - - atara thi
; level ?-??.- . ajjjaj H
Soul
B8j a htgh??r pttei
?ans la d
ta far all tntaieeu*, aad
: t:;k m
Th? mule?: Bl ? ?
And
Batial
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TTe doe? hi.? WO . ?TOI
-. .id. he kicks,
: bo deea n..*n
a ni i pelt;
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And
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And au ?teca man
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n f or
But wau tha ** bi a
?mil?
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The 1 * ?:-?"::- ? Idnd and good,
He en -???akf.iar :
L!k? man ? ire?1
and ml
ined of mnUahna
?Mia
.\ ? ? ... at rat
! from an an - T"?.t to our
fui loaliliidllal eaetitet in th? H
the ?.round- Of
*raary aatata tJsera was a tugpoie. hut there
?ar Bail I a (las '.a Btf ' ' - . inted
? a lar-*e r,:;ml"r Bf t
a ,:??n ?? ram?? to one freno arbleti
fing was streaming. Utd
know ?:?? anane ad the patriot: "? ht ???
atoppad. an.l I ask?: .... who area
wetJrini on the lawn nlMea plnoa it tana
and a ? Baf i ?trine' 'This is the
Blank and we
?i'.v. a-? bsj| - : art i are expert.
the telka ?n the:.- way from
Europe and may he her? Bl in* time.
That's what w? beep the flag I
"Whafa the firtt -?orl In the dictionary"
nfck?-?i the ?-tudent.
la 'a,' of eeuraa r?p:iM Mr.
"And a*hat*a the last wo-d"'
? \?k n '? aril? ,:. eX| MI on 'he
? Wa-hingron
DR. ANANIAS TO THE RESCUE
! This Alligator Tale Doubly Discounts
That Shark and Parasol Story.
| To th? Editor of The Tribune
I ? BBtetenj ?? the ?tory ta last -anat i
| Tribun? of the nar...-..l dropped 80n.e
m nt1 I Bfa bf a jsaaaaj lady from s Sound
BBOjOentlp found In th?
Mom:??!, of a shark at Les.es. Del., |at me
tell von of a BtYOJBBBj ?xpertence we had
In M irch on LiTt/a Lak??, Kla.. with Dr.
Ananias, of New York; I.adv Happhlra. of
ni'i'k.'n. and cenara
na w?*r? Mahal h wheppaasj our
- aahni i aaaanad, and a
woman'? alligator fktn travelling hag, ean
I ?atari Bariteles, taadlcaaoa, bootee,
etc.. fel! overboard. Tha next ?lay as w
a*ara reajrJng near the shore are saw a huge
white tare?! alligator on th? beach ap?
parently ta aaaeraan. Like the whale that
dlsjrorge.l Jonah, it* rtiaw.?? yleld??d forth a
large mass dlsr?'niibl?? .?a th?? "roman'?,
travelling bag. then Ha writhing? censed
an.l it gave up the ?
''ii ? ;?r.:i;g th?? .inlm.il Dr Ansni-s found
tt.a' the rt r ?t!? had ?0080 ttta "f
Ipeca, which "-.?t? tn th? aaedl
a ttttla i...? ? Banaaan had
opened, .ind the beast hsd applied ??
liberally that Its fa?? was sn?**ry whit?
Mott remarkaol? of ail. a ? ?
nitural history laja?. ?**hi'h tab : uun ?
woman had brought along had been opened ]
by the reptile, and the l?af af th- paga |
having a plcturt? af allliatora had btenj
i turned down, thue Bb?rr-*1ng a catloalty al
Baaai human Dr. Ananias, who is a
. ??amed eavant, furth?w conjectures that
, the saurian was led to swallow the baj
" r?cogn!xing the warptngs on It as
similar to hla own
Can Le wee. Del.. h??at 'hat*
New York. Sept. 5. 1911. FITZ XI-IEL
THE ERICSSON CONTROVERSY.
? To th? ?.ditor of The Tribun?
?Sir: In replv to the communication
? signed "llerltus.' in your issue of August
M, 1 "?'ml" uv th-U his "deadly parallel."
B8a wi.af I ?.Tld at one time and what
{ I :?ald at another time does not show
Bal dli-crenancy hetween the two state
1 mentd. What It does show is the that
' that "Mer.tus" doe.?? not appreciate the ,
difference between tan functlona of the '
inventor and th?xse of tha designer
i And in mecHanical matter? the latter are
! hy far the more -.mporran* a man may ?
1 Invert. for instance, a new .??ream engine ?
! or a new sewing machine. He may have |
avat bo clearly in mind all the niceties of
the means hy which they a:e to he pro?
duced.
All thJa is good so far as K goes, and
I Indeed necessary, hut let It he required
| to build such an engine of a given horse
nower?then the Inventor finds that ab- ?
I stract Ideas **U1 not of themselves pro
I duce practical reoults; and if he does not ;
: himself possess the requisite knowledge
! he raiut ?secure the servir?? o* ?nm? one
I e ho do??
In conclusion I win arid than] the mat- I
! tor of my legacy from .'aptaln F.ri-??or.
I has no p. - ? :-ing on the at?
ar discussion C W. BUkCCQIBD.
?aeeeena Sept ?
?
OPPOSES A FORTIF'ED CANAL.
the Ed.7 ? T-'.u-;r.o
Sir: The ind:- ? ? I . - -
--.!! eanae a reaaaftoa n? r-ar?. be?
teaau all ilalllaail nat:^- ?art ti
- ' a Canal n*Hi *?>? a -
. ' m I I doubt not
. . . g th!
08. If
8n baa sa
' ?xp-nditure, It -
I 'uoup. ' r :? get
? -? -.i t?te *v? Tw
and the f rt - asea
AU public maters I ?
. ? and enr - - Preal
I
r his influe
? rec Chati
.. ...-,. . ? COneda 1*8
h ? credit, and -
aun i -'?
of hi- ... .
?vould
I be '"ar.al Zone neutral ground. Fot -
t ?anal ** il: 'o1 B DOl
eotni 'ecency.
rRA_VCIS TA7IXOH
?? a'.k, cena . Bapi I
m
MR COMSTOCK EXCEPTS.
Edit C Tha 1
\av.:ig been -a..:
an ar- ur paper of Etantes
Bio la :
I - ?
?
i .
mo* you - '
:. ? .
BJ
?
? pping
?ana
- --?' ? ? ? ?gra
? -
?-. Mr.
b?rch of the ???.ored ..
B|
- unford Mirror R*
?
?
drawing '
j and I ,e a? - . ;
state.
-
-
i offences ui. ire'of the
...??lemean.i. y or.e
? oik- va 4 1 nne
? ?
- Hi lad the Re*
MX
? ?ettlng for-., the pel
*..e ?.t?te, and sent It to said paper to be'
? published. !
Th? s-.herr.e w end flaring
re ? xpoa?-?i to puLL?- v.e-v f-nm
-ches of the . melt and at
lacea,
?er to Mr
v? j.i,.. and the ac ? . I
?
bob tantlemeii
ml of the lew, ai
? ? ? Lap
tel ? : lered to be a ?
nuisance" and 8 - for
which
have deprive: the edil
r.ap?*:- Bttd
an prea acute
?
??ffendin-,
la been maue te
represent me in thla ca.-- local
papers j.ud now anata recant
; paper and other ptrpe-? | ir.y, T
? ?? Bbllat) m;
AN" .; "OCK.
88 York, tap
? area ar I
Preaa dlepai dooa not
aaaaattaU* differ fr?ta Mr i otna
own aaetenaent. It did not
r r??.-itr 0*81*8 mad?-. Ir did ?ay thai 111
Conietoek told tha managers tha
mtnri f*all th?? raffle off; that they pro
' tested, but that be a ite and in
the
Hnti-rami'iiiia. ?fltt aroajld follow u
; tempt t . bold the rattle His letttei '
?cal nawapnper pointinir out the
T,-r,]oox,n viointton of the Law end th?
ant**Mtd latter to the clergyman, h l
:?: - ?? .-'-.-. as an
' intim:if!"ii that violation of the
against which he gav. warnin-r a
be prosecuted. At any rate, there was
1 nothing dlscreditahle to Mr Tom -
! in th?; dispatch. It La the riel
of any citizen to give wajftllag ??xain.st
th?> i'roj?ct??d **iolatk>n of
TO OPEN NEW PLAYGROUND
Five Hundred Boy Athletes Will Per
form and Officials Will Speak.
Plan banianwJ tapa team} from
| eight to sixteen \^u-- , ticlpate In'
: an athletic in?.-?
lefty nh?vgrouii<i. BntJJaBnd ;.? T-i;-:
..! | KU'Vuth avnii?
stre??fa. 80 Sat to .'?. tjoan TtU%
atar bjjbssbj . am ata B,
IB Th.ur.a-' 1*8
tor McManua and a nt*anber <>f
citv officiai- **.;i. aaana Baanraaaaa, .
will aiso 88 B fit] ii-.d and pernaps '
baaani "roviaum ka aaaaaj ant?a i?y
William .1 L?*e, super -??uiion. to
a?-, aaaaaaalata tea thouaan?. p.?ruons.
The event will m^irk V.,-- 8a] naiai <>t one
?if the largest athletic field?- i: the BEB] . In
a ?short time a iz. ?? LbeBJBa and
athletic pavlli'ui will be cnmplcU'il Tue
?.lavitmunil VOI 0M of tiio??- piawined hv
FarW .'onmiUslone; Stovei, whi.h, wit'i
lanra, are being ???taolished at ?4 coat
of $^i?,.Oly, The playground f a. es one ?if
the most ?ri?vded hlo?zliH m Manhattan.
wh?r? tii?-?-? thoujand p-rson. irr ..-?1?*1 to
The five hundred athletes represent the
Pick of all the clu playgrounds and- th*
?.venta to be partl-lpated in ar. the flnals
People and Social Incitlent*.
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
It is announced from abroad that the
wedding of Mlaa Dorothy Whitney, ?laugh- ?
ter of the late William C. Whitney, SS ;
W'llarfl D StraiB-ht wl.I fake plac-e to?
day on the ahore of Lake Geneva. Araon?r
those who srin he present, are Mr nn-i
Mrs. Harry Pavne Whitney. Mr*. Aitneric
Pasre?. Pnyne Whitney. Mrs Oorire Bern.
and Mian Beatr'ce Bend
Mr and Mrs. W. Watts Sherman will
ret rrn to town at the end sf the taenth
from KesjMltl an?1 ? house in
T!fth avenue.
Moncure Rohlnaon has arrived in tov-T.
from N'err.:-. hut will return to the.
I'.:.ode Island r??nr' to-morrT*?
M:.-s .T-.i.'.t a. I.norrrir-, who Is to he
married to Landon K Thorre. ??M r,f Mr. |
and Mr?. F<-!?*:n K. Thome. N
bOt !<5. in Sr. Mar:''- Cb
Tuxedo, will have for her attendanta Mrs
John Hone Auerhacr.. M!?a Carol I
man. Miss Rosamund Burr, Miss Ar.zor
ella Kane FsTJas Ma-v Btorgla, Mrs? Ro
alna Otis ar.'l .'.. ''arnaworth, of
Boston Francis Thome srfj] act as his
hrother's best mar,, and Bava-d h\anajtu,
Frederic F*aring. Harr- B. Van ?'r.de-???.
G??,re? Montaorner? , Howard Eon
The
c?remor* iril ba part *he bride'*
uncle, the Rev Dr. Hi mson and
the Rev. Watson Fltz-Plmor.. rector
Mary's. It arlD he followed by n break?
fast at Wynd;.am. the Tuxeiio * i'la I
'.
Mr ano" .*?' --
?
?he mat of tldi m?
?g to Lenox
': *rKor fron *?-???
Ml
>m a ffthlng trip to Canada
.
Long I.
?? . - ? ay
Elber^-..
irg
SOCIAL NOTES FRON' NEWPOPT
rrapt Cha 1
?iagstou le.n for
? ? saht Surf
EaSsrg
?ThilS Mr and Mrs Mills are
- ?sa
Mr and II ?????? PS?- - ntot '!,???
I
trad Ifrs ' Haaard. J A
*W. J. ?OCI
-?en mrswsar truest:* a* the La I
-
.-son. o? If?
? m ?
M- and Mrs Arth'*.
? - ?- ? here.
Mr ? " Dolar. ST
' ??
Mrs . ?
-
- _ a.r ?>?
lit - ? . . Ifrs
tersa sra "... Va- Tijrh
Mrr Blwhloa '?
? '
.
? -
MB it trie
mima* tutt afternoon ar.d Mrs
Bogt) I A?fat?alB?*lass WB.? asa ***?
- - Mrs
?
eratlbtg - S S dlnri-r
Mr. and Mrs. Aiiguit Belmonr bar? K9at
t) their camp in ?Canada.
Miss Congdon, of Warrh H:!l i? a gnea\
of M-s Lewis Cans Taedyard.
IN THE BERK8HIRE9.
T<*le?^-Ba?h ' ne ]
OU, Sept. 6? H?*?a?ry rains this wortiS
Ir.i? upset dts plana for sov?ra! out-of?
dcor ev?;tita and a plrnl?-* par**y to Octobaaj
Mountain was postpone?-! Lata In the sit
tcrr-.o-j?. *' <-? -?r.nia -*our?s dr!?"! sr.d ?he in?
t",rr'1''' * irneai
was resumeri
Misa Maude Adams la a guest of Charlag
Lairror at A'lm Winden
M?as Isabel Shotter, wfto has beer, h. E*a>
rope, has r<?'urned to Sr.adowbroofc. :-**)
r.Th?-r, ? P s-h? ??er. met n<?r !r. N?*? ? ,
? to Lenox with her
Mrs. Edward H Delafield has beer, ralle?!
to Tuxedo Park by the death of ? efal I -?
the farnt:*-' cf Mr. and Mra Frai -3
ritiGibhon Mrs Gaorge ??ftateSI FoW
som 1? a'.so with Mr. and Mrs Fl-zOlbls?}??.
Mtas Iggd -ling. ?vl-.o ..as bacg
rttttag KISS '"armer. Mat!"^ bag gong
to X?w York.
The Rf*- and Mrs Pa a*
ham, of Bo- usfl Mr- Pi -..-. axa?
more Jor.es. Miss Augusta L-r-Vi-er. of
?w Tarfc: Mr on?i Mr? I U, of
? arji
atfVS of Bo?ro- Mr arid
ar.d MleM -.-.'.?. ot
? Caajtjg,
?
Ml -n?rdlr.g. Misa M A Tri?.
. ttSm .: ?' *"-.:>??,
' - ' f a\
.-.
- and Mis- P?x?
a
?s Ja?
Mr- a.-.i ". -.t,
rga
?Crs ??-?I
Is Gersder? t
?
?'
va.? b. ebaurgs a ?
table .
progreas
vas a.:
-
.?:-l*T
Fren'-: . ' 1 ... ?
I Mrs George r T
Mr? 7- 'mit H.
I I M> a M
" "...
* S ?.faf
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.. -
and Mr? Charles CI.
? "--? g
.
gad Mi
.:* and Mr
-ill. eg ? : .
i *-..?; il:?.
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. :
I
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.
M ---.:-*. Mr SB
. Mr. and Ms
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Mr1 1
I
Mr sad Mrs ".-;?- - frei
- :
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?r H Tas.
PROTESTANTS TO SEE DIX
Charter Delegation from This City Will
Go t? Albany To-day.
A ?- of one hundred :.::*'r.s
. -
to Alba
raje the!
oi -'TT.pt to pea
?-??ion of tl
The delegation, which La to go In
Bpecta ar ?-?of the fl
axpreeeea -
... . -.- ? .
of tha
: ti ltd
r.nd Raymond *
man of the asm :" a oatta -
talttea ? ( One H luntci
i gn
DIX FILLS HONOR PLACES
Names Conservation and Pea.:** Cele?
bration Delegates
-
s .
Ken
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in
J
.
-
?? a
-
The I the f?
-
? ret. -
al
-
Right
CONSERVATION JOBS FILLED
Places Carrvmg $'2.000. Si son and
$1,500 Are Distributed.
Alhar
? "imimlaatnii to-d
? otnta
wiiii.un i '. Me? a *i orb ?
Itdentl ??
?
| ? \. V4
??on'1'hntial aK?nt. I I ?
pena?? Bei nfadential
The
?
Mountain, near ?tarh. It Lewi
>'?iuniy. on Arah Mountain, m-a
atattan. la st !.. at Lad en
Woodhull Moun'ain. u. the M??..**
bract, Rerbbnai count
MR. SCHIFF CALLS ON MAYOR.
:- '{ lethal called or. Mayor ?.iaynor
?fternooii H-?
n.i\r right Late th?- plu.'.u in front of the
Hall in a one hurt,?- old-fashioned rab. a
BrtrtlaajB thai Is utiu.ll? reserved for the
M.tvi.r's aedaaaea Mi a. ..iff wa- with the
Mayor for aboM aelf aa iim.r ?* trould
?-? <ibour tin- ,.r v ?
??all. and the Mopne d?t?'lsred (?tur tr.at th?
v'Ult wa? v?rs na: and of n publi
r'-itanra.
I-TEW BISHOPS APPOINTED
Pope Ratifies Consistory :r. Pror
Two Americans.
Ror- - *
I -"ega
t:on. . . gga
Ight Bar.
Re*' Man
It :^vai. vicar gam ?
"leans, to
m? kla srs
-
val !? -jeta*
MOB -ATTACKS PERU'S LIGATT0!C
Bolivian? Pull Dow:: Shield ami BreiH
Windows
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HONORS FOR -E\ AMER CANI
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NEW VCRa FROM THE SUtURiM.
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