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If FLIGHTS IN ?
N BRIGHTON B
?twood, Beatty and Sopw
Take the Air, and Camer
Men Take Grahame-White.
BIG RACE THE FEATUR
Aviator in Auto and 7*Tanager
Horseback Circle Old Track
Then. Thanks to Sand and
Spurs. Davis Wins.
<?? "-?- Par?
- n>M at
track to ass If the at
?SBS ? ? - det
?? - ? of II
. ;?? "?nao armm
u ??-?.??.r?a? araarnooa
"Tied To ?-*T8n
,r,.r?. ,. atrcitmuhtted a g'eni .'???'
? . ? . .,
th,.- | - ?eigner w
-aaeaa ? hreal of the loi
???Jter'lav *vh?*n th? V
,- | ??
?IT ae"l?'
.r is fergi
.??.?r-n
?
sa of 1 ? ssy abr
- at aei
pla- ? rrnfles of t
av 1 at?
. . nabli
?
- ? iron ? a aaa, heirm
.-hin are ?ao?>n to
Clauds
,
t a B**tf**tH
when a frlei
? ? : Sal =cr?w'i
_? ' r^orse.
trtBdy en :m av'
. for the spe
- ?if pe
? who have bean adve
? hmi- the meehai
er i'lan?. i
as ? ad when ??.?* t!m<? rann
?
lr*-oduc?-?q W. B. Davia.
est
? II. !
?
?
-
I
nager ai ...._..
-
'n U
all
. . .
ned. Bu
? -.va? ne
I
? -id. the roai
? ire fron
o
mobile, e vet and
?
_ . . .
i -
Improved Through
? ?
rides and
?
? it*arda
ept puttln*
? -and to
dly for
?? by 30C
Atwood Begins Flights.
?
? ?
?id and
? -
? ?
? ":_? ? ttwood sal?i
?
? .
romotei
?
- ?
-
.
en
:-..ent.
.
. Mr itavis
at I
s
?
?
? te per
.. .
? ?
?....?
?
?air for
"BUM
.nt "f Uta grasa
.
?a . ''e-noon.
Beatty Make? 500 F??et.
q
I ? ?
? taint
. ?
ifl asnln ami
Ide of the - ' "inin^
irk by th,
? ?
' lia?! ?
?? ? ? ? i
?! ?V'.lll'i III'
O ?Bith whom lie
4 weit to hin ?
: still within. Mr
to Hie cltlbl
.Bt) '??'
? ? i Im
? snt ni'in"
ok.
..?h pi? ture? a?
b fia? 1 ding light, and
? ? Bn-paSnr ha?'k to
? .. i. -, the day ?
tri'ti
. . ? , ?. -i ?. - "
? rn- lean i ? '
? . ?? aaaouB ?
Blgat'a ?
ida of
l ?? ranaad ?tea Betd.
,: for the .?.h'-w,
' veil, un?! It I W I
he ? ifn??,i .leni of lntei-*-stlns ?rorfe d
them this after) to-mon s
MISS MOISANT THRILLS
Flies at Height of 1,000 Feet in
Stiff Breeze.
-
Hera??sta?aB4l Lona tal at [, tghtt
Matil.la Moisar:t. in her mile-a-mlnut?
monoplane, flew In a ts mil?- -.vln'l
this afternoon. In I
taeufssr as any p?-**ormane" Baade
hrother. the Late otra B with
ber motor ranting nnootl Mot
Baal -? trt.-'i o it tor ?? . o'*-/ Bight
from Mine?la, ?ir?'!!*-?: |
'? it Meadow ?'???"??k and ?hen. beartng
<?!T town-'i Wttstbury, It? m which point she
gar.
? e sh" as? pert er. ?
- luade bar I
owlag to puffy winds. Miss Molsant, hoxv
ever,
on*- thousand feet, probably the
Itude ? woman
: . ?1er ii-"' -1 the
air that It
rounding country. M
? gn ad '
hundred feel and a
i '.r.'J.
?
GERMANY HAS WOMAN AVIATOR.
?
tor,
hh'I gab
n rv.
FINDS QUEENS ROADS BAD
Board of Trade Investigator
Makes Drastic Report.
<;. Howlnnd \a <? of th?* men of
affairs in Qu -.
tona y?
Mr Lea?,.raa
?*????? .. th? ? -
and h. ? I
? him. In his 1
macadam and
miles
?
noua? ? to be on?
- ' the bur
"Uijh.
Mr
*.vork ??
public money, that tin
I without d that
?r un- '
? ? i- nu:
?
ORLEANS DEMOCRATS FIGHT
Conners's Man Fluhrer Beaten by the
Big and Little Marphys.
? ?
rlea
? ? ? mer Statt
-? ?
I
...
?
I
...
?era
when the
'
.
ff
Bell on 1 ? ? rner? i
Thousands Ol ...
?
Ins the '?'- to
fork
? ?
irer will ?
OBe more in Bympa*
? . ? ?
PRICE OF BEEF GOES UP
Wholesale Figures for Ee.-'t Cuts Higher
?Decrease in Lc*ver Grades.
? -
gtal
.. 141;. '
The - have
? '
? r.'Uiiila, Whtch ?'?
tonth, w. -? -.i -
fa Oi 'I'" -
I
MANCHURIAN RAILROAD VALUED.
aira, B? pl
r.tilio.i.i i.? '
'
ata?..
,.? ports
; apptnaimatel] ,???,.'>?".?,?> u
GREAT BRITAIN'S DAVIS CUP LAWN TENNIS TEAM.
LEFT TO 1.1'. HT LOWE, BEAMI8H AM? DIXON.
LAWN TENNIS TREAT ON
Davis Cup Matches to Begin To?
day on West Side Courts.
DRAWINGS FOR THE PLAY
Lamed and McLoughlin to Faca
Dixon and Lowe in
the Singles.
SB t??nnh? ptavsra l*e|n-saatrtir_a* this
? .' Kri-'itn trin nasi
' In Be of th? ? ?? ir-.- instcaaa for
? ? ' Intarriatloital
Wool Bids T?-nn1s
? - ? m.i Broadway.
l'ixon. tepte n of tha British
n ? i, tita
? ? ? Inglaa
title
- ' -nlan.
s th? at at
rt. will -Met Arthur II ?? ? tha
team. This
gnt 1 ? ? ? :.
..... ??????.
? ? . - ? ?
? mont?- the doublaa
? '. will hold ' ? iita on al? i day, at
Mm?? r p |i|\r.n and .?,. B. Beamish,
till f.i' ? Thomas ?'.
.. ??!??. tha Arc
? he BnaJ n
? | trill I"?1
I .????.<? and M.-!....ic'i
B throe ?in? ?if :h<? Sve
?h?- winning n
? ? ? ind the
t the
.vl by
ag trshu arfci d
? ''irk. Th? atat
a from ?,. the
? I?-.
f the 1 ? engagi peae
?
n h:?n?1 early in ?
Dixon abou
? .kA..-. They arorkad
? the -,.?
? ?? Be alottg arhtch
expect the Am? : The trio had ;
tad eft i ?
L Aft*
Little ar*
The nal ?- a lle
? ?? -n"on
? ? ara I ?
the impr?<- a
? ? .
latarick
? ? ?..
Th?- | fora the nation*? a.-?
sting .... ..
.-?
rvard. Th?? Hritont? w?*r? th?
. -?tigers, Rop?">r Barrett, Arth ir
Blach being th.- ?
ihn D Whitman. P?? ? Il
. ?
although the ?? sever
.???? Cl? ?????'
-1 won
g ths a- ? ? ir of
ths ' srt ? leian They d.
...i the Wreem Itroth
? the Longs?ood naa,
07 Ai ling and Norntaui
a A istralians, dlaposad "f
Wright and Pehr. th?- Am? ? um then |
W. '.or?, ttoper fi-r
i .1 >i. Rlfhif f"i- the
? ? ?
.n-.
.?????? a miiiinn dollars
?. ? the na ?
? . ip sahtos It ? offen The
t*e-m**etlt<M*a In?
: Hel
?
tram the otlter aide of the
that the hn,?i mal
the rjotnrta at
? ., :
and |
it 11 alleved that I
?
? I ?
ara tha .?ttaff.
regln a
? ?
ornmod ui ladrad
?,. Ar \y ?a*?.;, i n
'??'-???
QUITS POSTOFFICE JOB.
;:. w \ hlea of
? ? ' ? ? ? town j
??n tita desk the too*
I I rank
.. ,?.? ..mil.
m v. ?.?. bar na
' '?.? r 111
? I
'
Hldent Taft
..
? : ,. w-r.i ,i??. rnore
?
ANNOUNCES WAR ON JEWS
Russian Monk Under Protection
of Czar Incites Peasantry.
HOLY SYNOD IS POWERLESS
Heliodorus Called Mad, Hi3
Method Being to Organize
Ultra-Patriotic Bands.
.. B< : t I
tha "Mh'I m r.k . : TssaltaTyn.** to-da?
ttai as ip'?n Jes
the R.iHstan lot? lasses ???ouM he
BOltUng ? ,: ?? ' "heom
Ing ' ??? . rmidre?a*ai.
The ?' ?? petTtsh priest
m fantastic methods bave startle
?. - Volca ragtest, be reatad s
? ??ti'iii of semi-panic In this I ind 1
of ?i probable inassaore of Jews ?-?
? ?
Although on'-' ? 1. the
m?'nk Ho'l't'h "?:-? ;s one of the Biosl talked
to-day For
... ??-<... agitatoi
in the Volp
lar ciergy ;
v un. ?1?- attracted natnn-wi?le al
land n?; te ?ratal fantastic pltgrtmaaes
and during i '
?leer??.- of th?- Cburcb * n from
i ? .. .n .
Thi i am ? ???.. rcb j n < i
or partake of food until
? ?.??? ? . ...
???rions and the moni ?
. .?:?:-.. In Jun?> last
... pjmperor, and ??ace
? ?. ' htsyi
self aith an ei tltatlon
mus? ? (3od notsi
.n??.
B1 aug _? ?:?? ptl
.
'in?i?>r ths lea tan
lion this s immer and
M i i Monk'
la a degr??
? :
, : the
?There
are the f-eHes it. b\ " ?? Em
Image
i birth
?
well known, and the following of
. ? mona *"vom*n
who ?? o ind
? ? led to ?
in organisini
b this
...
s ? ?
mem: er of the han?: . ms in
? nient that fr?.; ?
inarked
In the National Colors.
PUgrta i were to the
1*?T*I'V Oi ' .-?..?
T*i-?v we-.. ?Ilvtde-i in croupe of fifty, ea-h
?rreun in charge ?f a han as r earrler VCith ?
*-.e?iir)er? and rMlRTim i
a band th? .-?*?* ttnwogh the
whole town of T - ging aire?"
. ?orvta,
?oss?-..'.. with a collar of r??l. whit*? :
and bine (the i rs ? ??'. the p?-o- (
b ait great ? ? 1 wh??i<? ?
town gat barrad at 1 "in? to hid .
faiwe Numerous parting lermons
?
_-'l piteh.
The re nists w:sh*?i to travel up
and down the Voi?-! an?! bombard our
? Bald Hi n .leflnlne the
? ..f ?he-- pil?n*fanaga but the
with failure. Our mb ? to homhanl
? ? BOld of ?'n?l BB
: : ????.'
The ptlgTtraage ? ? - ta mus Btowly up
the river, braaktag thi ? ?? ??? I
A sslsartad gi or otare of the
he?? ioi?h'n?r young ?runasu generally ? ?t-!?1*?'1
md man he.; al ?he h pad of ths pra
resslon, foil. '?? ? n??t 1i?t ur
-
meiiiat?? attoci ipofl I ? - . 41
- era ?
_. ... |
? i ?,
ii'tw- er reluc? oaate
tuiii''? t" m niu- h street Balas and ?lown
-:ai" rewdh ? si
? raors
?lid the "ma.l n:"tiki" 1 ? i. i. ? : r. ?_- ' -nei ,
hie biab?os ano ? : ret
by ban; gusas ?wars areas latewi -
BJarhts band. At afl I eura of the .
in,;'.! ?-ntian. e B U ? 'irali
nn'i ?-hur baa, ?mi?' Wshops Bad i
.... .1 from t:..
an'i tProat m i"'t en t*?assats assl
. . ? ? -..?.'inn tu.i- i An ? : tilura or
.,..,,1, , 1 .lea . Lfl BaOial .1 "
til'illk ??'.nk.-d t? hTBBB and :
eattoae tr in i.un. He asi |
Of S.'.lnni Bai ' ?"t'."i !??'. SB BBS h.-sitant
t??wn. m<1 t"lrl another tti-'H bad bBBB hl"w
?n "i ? atag the at ors ef
p Isji 1ms ths
me ;t. 1!? saBSed hla ltnpertineii' ?
? m?
? !<implalBta ?>( I ?" ' of Mel a
.??eji peurtag Lb f,,r a Bsantk past
from the I ierj.> th'*? ianuiia.nl. Ths Holy
Bplaaaant aatpsai
- arlth H-!'.. .i""i.? .?n t-aro former oeea
i-.-lpllne the
Inaubordtnete m?>nk and even to put him
in a poorer ?reater than it
ll Helledonia and
his parlahloncra fortinsd thamaelTas In
hur? ii la TaaHtsyn and roared not
. drink or tieep, but to amteh and
? . ?der I ktcmg Hellodoraa aaay
, from tbetn he repealed, a Snai ttider was
? ?? th?? synod removln?, the monk
rarontaUon to -he Em
?, his majeety'a dia
raro 'van tadli atad ao it - si th??
* rnet nnmedlateli end leiarael '?"*
?eeitAi n. When Hellod-tars-i aras raealvsd
ths Kmpr-or last .I'ine he
hin a present of .TO.'?"?
rsee trhleh the Kmp-"?" had
. iln for Ilvirlbution to his follow.-r?
. return t i Tssrltsyn from the
mage to Barov tua doing?? and ta'.k
? , . apon real madness
? saivkB and aermoo a
iid walk?'! with BeltOdorBB, hran
Dg a big plStoL Th.? hann*?r carrier
? : , -t.indard. i it-dating of an
? ? -. ng ateel ax? and
.vrni)'.l of B seat
i le.
. bow '.v.? have only manured our
proacbed ;:.?- monk. "Hence
? ? are "hall Lkaajta I t?OOt It i* ?i war
* . | ii ;>?"
u ralea the flat,' ol revolt f'>r the
? o ,,f ...,ir holv faith, of aut"iTH'-v
anil o? Etuaakta tarotliertiood. Look, out,
?'..?-?ia!. tir?la Holy R taala :??
max' ?!' ?
Hitftoiloriia has bsso eucceeeful mor?3
other man in nls appe tl to the
-??s. and there is little dounr of t:ie
? if hundroda ?.f .".is followers to
;.>wn th??lr lives for him. He Is a
i learned monk, who has voluntarily jziven
i up lenrr.inii and adopted th.? rulgST !an
? arguments of ths bbbsbbb :r.
n, At
the ? tlon iry yeara of
? -nharked on his
M rhlCD arrted him
?nmit of power, H* organized
the peasants m loymllet hands for the
Csar ano .? ind contributed
t., rh?> failure ''f revolutionary en
? Volhynla.
SLIP AWAY TO WED
Waddington-Morse Marriage Re?
ported from Westbury.
After an automoiule trip to Wecrhurv.
_ island, on Sunday last nc to
aaterdsy from that place. Miss
. -? .. ? .?
of Walter Waddinsrton, of Irving
?? '?' . -on The ceremony was
rtsed hy Robert H-;rg;es.s, j, p., who i
???- ? recognlssd ths license which J
.T'lHt
to ".Vepth
tl.?- knot t:ed nay i?- explained hy The re
tue of Bradley Martin '
The Justice of ? a poses aaid that Misa
roa a detiafhtar of
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Morde, of No 63 East
. hut ?f the Mor:?e family ever
Bd If Ol "lpanta of the house
last night professed ?pnornnre of it.
rn the automobile partv heside the
princip?is? were. It is sail. Mrs F.mlly C
Morse, Btothar "f the hride; Miss Flor?
ence Morse, her sister, and Ernest Cork,
of Brook' ?
.. ceremony Mr. Rurpess wanted
rt souvenir, he said, and the partv rode
to the Bradley Martin ho?i-e, ??.here s
?ire was taken for his benefit.
? ? Pn retttrasd to ? ia e ??
NEW YORKERS IN^. R. SMASH
Special Car, with Guests of Mor?
ris Bros., on Train?None Hurt.
? Noa-sai a ta rhe irabaata |
apt. I ? ..iinsr forty
nn hour. The Blrmlncrham ape?ia; pausen
gar train on the .?? ijtharn Railroad. en
ro;;te from (few York ?o Rlrmin?,ham. wa?
wr?. ked four mile?- south of this .?rv thla
afternin"?. Three ears w-re almogt <?om
? "vert':rned snd tnr?? others left the
.r.R?>rs
Srd, bot rone was ?ertously in?
jured.
Th?? wreck was rau>-ed h\- t!ie fender lea-.
-? ? ? ?: ick. due. it ia beMevea, to aa
? radia n a ape? i .?faliiat
! a party representln??- Morris Broth?
er- bankers, of ?sw York and Philadel
BlrminKhsm to
?ft Hec.
? -?trie r lUwsy, hem/*
- thanra & Co
I ' ' 1 ' s i ?
itrr. "f Phil ??
full?.Mint?: O. H tVllttOl O. Nett York; W.
I..aster, Ot Bern ?? rk an.t M-'rnsti.wn.
Henry AV. I P ?befTill, C, H. \V
Arnold, \V H RllSt D A TYIlhlllB. OSOIga
- I Moore and OUford Dttdla*-, of
' 'i. Rratt. of Highland.
1 Merrlam, of Non reek; H .1 Pratt,
. I. H ?."linar!. William Ft/.
?. \ Padg. " "? Ph lade
a T tektA, of Notrlstsern, Pena . Philip
??, of Hiui.l.iti.l. P \ Is ski. Bf
New York. Arthur Tracy, of Norrmtown.
ah.i . ? i?. Unan, o? (few \ artt
ANOTHER GIFT BY DR. PEARSONS.
t*hl?*as*o, Beat ? Dr. D. K Paa?roos
; araa Baavatnsaad
a ? m >n 11? i an as his entire
: ou to me chl
Mlaaionsn Socletj yesterday. In
tha LSI ? rea ? ? ar*> lie Bai _.'fii $1J0,?*00 to
Httl
Announcement of Removal
-
THeodore B. Starr, inc. :
Diamond Merchant*, Jewe/en and St/vertmttht
Have Moved To Their
New Building
At Fifth Avenue and 47th Street
CLAIMS OLD BANK DEPOSIT
Sum of Money Put at Interest 36
Years Airo Finds Claimant.
Alhsrr-. ?s>pt ? A ?urn of mon?v which
has h????n In possession of flit? State Rank?
ing r>?partment for ?hl-tv-?ljc years ?MI
he turned nv.r to a P????kakl!] man If ho
ean prove hta claim to It. H<? writ?? th??
department concerning a deposit :n tho
"Third Avanua Saving:? Bank of Albany''
Superintendent Van Tuyl had never heard
of the institution, hut altar a search
amone th<? many musty volumes In tho <\*
partment'? far? ho unoartlied a set of
baokS of tho "Third Avenue Saving* Hank
of N'?'v York." whi'h closed In 18T5.
Ho found tho account referred to by hi?
?-"??? ?spoil.lent, and directed him to for?
ward to the department the bank BBSS
hook and u certifie?! copy of lottera of ad
m;n:.?tratlon on the estate of his relativo
in irhOkSS name the account was ?-arrlotl.
If 1 ?? d? es ?his a draft for the aimmnt will
be forwarded.
The Stats Banking; Department la the
raatodlafl of many unclaimed deposits in
???vlnK** banks. bsS this la the first tim.?
that .in account whl?*h has lain dormant
bo long has boon claimed.
WON'T INCORPORATE "HELL"
Secretary of State Refuses to
Countenance Name for Concern.
Albar.v. Sort I - F/dward Laxansky.
Starr ?f State, has refuse?! to in?
corporate "Hell." A BaSSJ for.* ?'lty law
' !;rm r-?ently forwarded a certificate of ln
'?irp' ration, with that name for a pr poned
ra to conduct cafes and restaurants.
Se? ret.iry Lazansky returno?! the papers
i with a letter m which he said
"Your application *" file ttils certificate
?incorporating Heir Is denied. While tho
*". with refererice thereto, does not
-i?e< irtcally ppiniblt the use of auch .1
num.?, in my opinion It would be against
??oil ?' to permit !t. If ; .:?? S
| my eanelualOB to h? erroneous, let me sug
that you ? ?.mmence ihe appropriate
-?unir tu compel th? filing uf the cer
?..::. ate."
O
MUST COMPLY WITH LAWS
State Fire Marsha]' Will See That In?
stitutions Have Proper Escapes. Etc.
?Vlhaay, Sept. S.?S tat" l-"*ire Marshal
Thomas J. Ahearn is taking steps to have
- s-tate institutions comply with the
las/S regarding fire escapes, ate? "Wo wan'
the .?tare ?n properly equip its Institutions
aa aa object leoson to other?.,'' he said to?
da;*.
Mr AJtoarn has designated r-ter Acti
bjut s?"-ond ileputy. to invest mate the
re? SBl att?mpt to blow up a bridge n.-ar
Mount Vern?m. on th? NaSf York. W?st
cl-.esrer ? M'cint Vornon Rallroai'.
The fire marshal has recoiled from hi?
former aase?*lates in New York .1 tMBUtlf".1
watch fob, containing thirtv-eigh* dia
*nnn?is. signifying tho number of y??a.s ho
Mrred In tho Flro I?opartment of that
LIMIT CONCESSIONS IN PANAMA
? Government Will Not Permit Inter?
ference with Business of Canal.
'V ..?hingtnn. -?opt. $.? The government
will not permit tho lasue of concession? by
the Tin-tmar. ? ?ingress that will ?hreaten
th? husmeas "f the canal. A'fention has
been Irawn to the suhjecr re?-entlv hy tne
; a--age of a law in Panama granting a
concession to a "ompany to construct a
?-a! roa?l entering the ett?/ of Panama from
a minim? country to the southward. It
>i"i alleged tha? tho concession Is so
drawn as to permit extensions of lines of
! road that might cross the Isthmus and
so prove ? ompetitors for business with the
-anal.
There is a project for the construction j
of ,1 railroad ent?r1ng Panama from David j
n the north, but this Is regarded as do- ;
slrable. Ic-an?? It will form part of tho,
?r.tercontlnental railroad svstem. to I
the development of which the United State? j
? rr.mitt?d.
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RELEASED TO ATTEND FUNERAL
President Frees Partner of Bartlett
Richards, in Jail for Land Frauds.
Was? mgton. Sept ? ?A notable Western
land fraud case carne to an end to-day with
i touch of the ?raglc. when President Taft
raleewot one of the conv*c???d principal
from ?ail that ho might attend the funeral
?if his partner, who died in a cell beside
his
Will Q, rometock. vice-president of the
?'.Taska Land and deeding '"ompany. wa*
the man released Rar'lett Richards, his
par'ner. was tho man ??hoi? penalty to Jus
tir? had boon fit short bv death. Both
men iived in Ellsworth. Neb . and wer?
convtce?! :n l!*>7 of defrauding tho govern?
ment of manv thousand ??-re? of land by
????l-ernation of perjury of entrymen. They
fought through tho courts and ?lid not he
?rving their sentence? ?if one year
until October. 191'?. rresident Taft last.
\,rl refuse?! executive clemency ?if anv
?
B???h men would have r?een -?leased this
nrmth. and i'oms'ock entreated tho Presi
Bt him out to attend Richard.? a
?al
?. 1 a
BOY HIT BY AUTOMOBILE
Brewer's Chauffeur Surrenders Later,
Saying Accident Was Unavoidable.
' An automobile owned bv Peter Poeiger.
hr^wer. of No. M Weat '.'"?? h atroet. and
driven by his chauffeur, August N'euman.
ran over and Injured Samuel '"arhnkel,
fourteen years old. while the lud waa play
I -h a number of other boys In Lenox
avenue, near 11.1th ?treet. yester?lay aftaar?
noon ?Jarflnkol's right foot was hr??ken
and he a as removed t?t Harlem Hospital.
He Uves at No. ? t!; ?treet.
11.? were playing "'-?t ' DB the
m?-nt ami when the ..-ar BBflBB along ?iar
tlnk-l BtaaSBsi In iront ?>f it an?! waa
Knock?-?! down. As he ar?'?e to (ils feet
Immea?ately after ami limped to the >:<1.
w.tlk the rhaiiffour drove ,.n. believing him
not to be aeriom,iy injured, it is said. The
other lads ?Kited the number of t:..
and the police later found its owner to
?... tjr, f?o?iger Btoeaaaa a?ani ta ttsa?sta>
?;i.use and surrendereti himself to the
pmlie. Ii?- -al?l the a? ? nient was unavoid?
able
?
REPRESENTATIVE HIGGINS ILL
New laomlon, ? 'inn . Sept ? ~t{epr???K?m.?.
Ham K?lv?arrt W Higgins is serioualv 111 at
hia Bummer Basas, laasasapaaaj. "n rae
'Chain.'S Mr Htggtna's eon?litl?ii'? .1, enr?! [
m?: hi his phvsii-lun, |H ,'n,. tt) ,t g,.ncr;?,i
nervous breakdown, brought on by his ?
worn in Cenares?, j
? WORK ON APPORTIONMENT
Legislative Committee Organ?
izes?Still Tinkerinir Charter.
The legislative apportionment rotrm't'ea
' appointe?-! on Thur-dsv hv ?Je'ifensnt <~}<*v.
ernnr ?'onway and Speak-r Frlshle met in
Parlor A at the Hotel Knleltertxvker late
feaga-reaa afternoon for "rganltaflon Sen?
ator FYawley. of New TStf* <'ountv. was
made chairman, and Assemblyman John H
Ponnellv, of King* ''ountv, necretarv Ae?
ra ntremer.ts artjjB m*ade for the prepsration
of map?, and the? ?-omn.lttee adjourned, to
get down to real hunlnet.? at g*8J o clock
80 Mondav afternoon in Suite Cix-**? ???, the
Knickerbocker
"We expect to have presented on Mem
dav." said Senator ''iller. last ntght. tea
tatiy.? plans that have, been mapped out by
the maj'Titv, a_- well as plans that have
heen p-*ege-rsl hv the minorttv. We ?-?nil
work out the final lines from th?-se plan? "
The joint legislative chart?? eomm.tt?^
.gut down to arorh again at the Kni< ksr
c'.cker ia.?t night, whipping ?he am?nd
tneri'H into nhape. It was said that Its
members hoped to have their work done
by Thursday, at which time a atatsment
ahowtng just what amendments wer* pro?
posed would h.? giver, out. ?(?cording to
present pians. "But we will k??ep an open
mind.'' said Senator ?Hi.en. "and will bo
prepared to mako any r,th?r rhangrm that
may seem n?.i'?nwrv right up to ths time
we report to the I_*.giala*ure."
BRYAN VISITS ROOSEVELT
Latter Denies They Talked of
Formation of New Party.
William Jennlnge Hryan had a '.ono '?*--?
with Theoilore Rooeeve.t at the ? fflces of
"The OutUvik" yesterday afternoon. Ean
declared that the call wat merely social
and '-ouid not poss'.h.y be construed its
having any (?earing on the Presidential
I ampaign of next yea:'. Mr. Hryan ha?l
gone to ' i; ffr Ray or, .-?arunlay to pay
his r?spe??ts to Mr. Hr.,,?.eve!t, but had
found him away from home.
' Mr Rryan and I have ??ad ?jilte a nice
visit,'' said Mr. Roosev.-r. BftSS the Demo?
cratic, statesman had left his office* "We
had an interesting talk on general eub
Thsl was all."
?some one I .?.gested that perhaps the two
had heen ta.km,; Bbsatt the formation of i
BOW part;'. T .ils seemed to amuse Igt.
Rooscve.T ?! ri-st: then lie made an ?ra?
; denial of the sutfgestion.
Mr Rryan BtTatB)OWledS*sd that thev had
. ???! ?litlcs to h . ertaln ext?nr
though the vn;t had heen entirely ?.o-ial.
"Y "i kn?w we are bo'ti .?d'tors now an I
bava BttsCh !n ommon." said Mr. Rrvan.
Aiming the tlthsgS il M.?:?'.-e.i '?.ere the pro
posad erW?ataOB treaties, in the main. Mr.
Bryan said. I.?? had agreed with the ??
of Mr. Roo??ey..|t as outlined In a re'ent
editorial in "The outlook."
i GREET HARMON AS WHITE HOPE
1 Connecticut Democrats Cheer a
Man and Baldwin.
? Rv Tteaajtnpl l r ?? IMbana.]
Har*ford, ?"onn.. lap! I 'J.'vertior Jud
son Harmon of Ohio was In this city to?
da- to jrreet ?jarfford I'emocrats with <V>v
. ernor Simeon F" Baldwin, who was boomed
at the banquet of ? -onnectt<*t?t'B Senate this
i week for the Vice-Preswientlal nomination
,on Harmon's ticket.
I As 'iauernor Harmon, in a light suit?
steppe?! from his train, some on* :r. ths
, Towd shouted. "There a the white hope1"
. ' Yorvds of handshakers tmp?-d*-i the proa
ir??.? of ?jvivernor Harmon and the reception
rommif'ee. headed bv Mavor Eaiwerd L.
Smith and ex-Senator Rrady. of New Br*t.
lain. The par'v went to :ne Allvn House,
iwner? Governor Baldwin was waiting. Tha
"White f'pes" wer? lntroduead. and tha
two sat talkir.g pofltics and the outlook for
1912.
i Headquarters for the Harmon party will
le established here next week, and the
campaign for him will begin under the dl?
recti'.n of ex-Senator Bradv.
HARMON TO ANSWER TAFT.
Roston. Sept. s ??Viverncr Judsor. Har?
mon of Ohio, who ar?lved In Boston to?
night, will devote much of hia addroM ax
the :i?rhec:,e of the Demoeratli* Ward
I ommlttee to-morrow to a "vlndieatlon of
I ongress against the ..?tark of Prennent
Tat; ' That wa<? the announcement tue
i.overnor made Is a <*ommitt?-?e, headed by
Mavor Fitzgerald, which met him at the
railroad station.
Oxford Club
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that will stand up
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Sunday, Sept. 1 Oth ^ I _
Leave \V ;-V?1 Strer? ?< *fl a ra.
Leave !.ib rty ?Street "D?ta.
ruiK^K'VH.rK fcALiiai'
?!???;??? and bastatittca I
hair Promote? ? .u.virloita
growth N???r Fall* te Re
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4f heir filling
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