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T PAY HER BUIS
J>
Mrs. Ethel S. Elliott. Once Rich
Divorcee, Files Petition.
ALIMONY OF $20.000 A YEAR
But Her Lawyer Says It Is in
Arrears, Her Former Hus?
band Being "Broke."
: ?? eh.
' a ?livor.,- from .l??hn I??'\>? Elliott,
Elllotl
awerd ??! ?120,000 .?ii lalljr, bet
: t" B
. when i h?
in '
mount?
; . .-.v. l?.;t
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law i
How?
? -i? ?l. leevli
Hy.
Mr?- l-:ili"ti i<- ro,< I
, Ih. of Ko. 10 '? Sum
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men?
ley? - Ir. 1 t 1
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ll l.r?,T)1?'
; e she wee
. two wei ? ? -
This WOS
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The
,'t kiiov?. ?>f
?
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- s??l?l I?? ?
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1907, it
?Kill 'ti h
nty In
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tetes
January
ll ?pe in l!?"7.
.
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en Ir. Ds
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-, Bsea, hata
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"SOPHS" WIN AT COLUMBIA
Both Contend?is and Crowd at
Pushball Clash Favo Badly.
i ? ? ? '
? ?.)?:? a, look |>l
?M Field ai
? ?
? ?
? ?
effort ed
mph.
m pled
? -
?
fell, but i' i
.;
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?
fter the
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-
SETS DAY FOR RICE'S TRIAL
Court to Hear Cases Against Alleged
Bucket Shop Man and Associates.
Ora?
"
n
Villl I ? .
erday
mente,
?
*a*?ith a l?u? Set i ihnm |{?, ?
held in $20,000 bell
Sheftel.? la $12,1
??
BtOBC '
How to Get Warm
in a few minute?! Do it with a
"Miller" Smokeless
OIL HEATER
l#~ Don't take a substitute
Edward Miller & Co., "? v? ?n, , ?.
1 he? *,?rk.
tewt tot K? f? ??
ANSONIA HOTEL LEASED
W. E. D. Stokes to Get $300,000
a Year for Property.
AntaaMlU, .?1 r.r.>;n!\v,,y ?nul 7.".?1 ?=trr? t.
S..1.1 tO I?' th.- lai??.! apartment li<>t? I "i
the uoii.i. ha- been letvsed for tiiirty fonts
jit *p??.<??. a ymor, or an SA?*ye$jits n?> i*ental
.?f about 18,008, ???. l?y Wiiliain Iv D. I
t,> Prank W. il.unman an?! Quutevs Ober
dorfer, firmiT employes ?'f ths Holkind
Ads ?? ;! Hf hlr.
Btokes In IIM an?! bM I??'" n.apai;.'! I y
! im Mr:. ?? || WAS OPI B8d.
Th.- hotel is a sixteen story structure S?d
,. entire block fr^antage In
Broadwav batw? ind Ttth streets,
. Iternitng for a da pth Ol " """l
?tree! and l??:, feet In Tith str? el It i on
tains more than taro thoumuid to ms, dl
Into apartments of three to eighteen
. whli h r? m fron fl.OJe I i $1?*4.0M
a year,
Mr Harrli manager '?f ?ho
twenty years
m y, Kingsley and G istavc Bau*
||r, ? ?berdorf? r l .? ?- been stew*
? ? ? ? -.uno length "f time TI ?
hot? l undef i:-?
. ;; . .. ntually !>?? y may con?
cert th? ty into a ti anal? nt hotel.
? at?-.: |,\ r ,
liman. Mr. s?..!?. - \? nt??d In the
tranas ?tion I W alt? 1 Un Ii ? , "f the Title
tee nd Trust 1
6RESSER A PRIVATE CITIZEN
Friends Say Former Borough
President Will Go Abroad.
?\ .ilk- d th?
? cittaen f? ? r
? m time in tw? ?
day when he i*-*rt the Borough Hall, in
? " ? ,il dls
? Borough Pr? ?
t 1)1.? hands of a enget from
Dix, si Albany. )!'?
he 1. ft th.- Borough Hall.
and h?' walked t? llroad
... took a 1 Dim ?rr
Boi ' Will t.ik.' a
trip abroad it Is '"? '"
? ' n from thii va
?
for ir . whii
?
? im' him in
Mi ?
?
In 1. dut!? .< of '
that I '
?
' ?. ? n ? beat
? . lent
Whosoevei
11) hop? that hi
. .uni. 'Xh all 1
',. and that ?
he may strive
loyally as I hae? for theii
Publli V Walter H
the dut
intll Mr. Gl
'1 h.- impi ? .-."i prevails
? ily will bo
Mr. ? hns been
: tlaan alii- '.
?
?
and anti-t .
Mayor ? laynor lenl
Board
? ?? et to s?
led .?
: 1 Monday 1
a m.
Khali preside ind glv?
?
SKULL CRUSHED; GETS WELL
Baseball Player Hurt in Game
Makes Unusual Recovery.
Israel H
a llttli
? rlth s
?
? ? ? nod i"
Ins home
I.azln-k. . the Taft
ville team, of t
?-as at the bat 1
ville on A ent oc?
curred H ived to til-- Put?
nam Hospital,
'?! (.. .1 ne for
him Ha re, but they ad? - : any
thing could the B? th
pltal, tn
11 man a ? 11 italn
?
ilnsk arrived a I
skull
main
In two
?? i had
?
w n to
?
toi
im n- '? >
PRISON FOR TRAINED NURSE
Helen Watson Sentenced to Eleven
Months for Shoplifting.
Ilel? I tVatson, I
; for ihopllfl >
1? n. v tenc? d to the penlt? ntiar ?
rstic? -
Forak? r,
' ei
ol
n tiie
I ' v. a . al ' ?
\? 1 man
?
!.. r in an 1 bs<
GETS H?RAY TRIAL MINUTES
Police Department to Investigate Pa?
trolman Accused in Case.
?.
e ralnut? the 1
ted by Mr. I Ilion for
an ii : of the alleged com
? ? '. fton, of the
on, a ?tii tii?- lar
?
nan, of which Hora) Icted, Judg?
, ? ? .. saJd:
?? ."i v. n observe from the evidence of the
case '
Jury of 1
good m? '. . "i ?-icted lio ly In
m Uli Hui ' nd aftei ?>
ii.i-r their v. fore I ti the
Jury I fon
bell? v< ?! i n was
: t/erdl? r .' 1 1,.. n
Bull?? ' noi ?i> rnand? 'l
' ? .:l
and the
omplish mm h
? ? :' . || I,. ,1 ?
a shi? ,?l and hi
?' ? lal power to roh
1 e to the public, ? . ?s .,
when 1 r the
1 , r< ?nonalvi t< I con
bid? 1 ? 'i '!? ma ndi a hen pr?
. of th? i" opl? Ih poll?. ?
. lie disposed of as th? cr? ?lible
TO PRISON FOR LETTER THEFTS.
a letter ?
? ? In ? ? 1,
" ? '?. ,?. re sentaiM "I to prl
Judge Hough, of ths United Btat? 1
?'ir. un Court, ',?? ?teallng I? tt? 1- Thomp
1 1. tt? 1 ? ontali Ini |
'
I
Keltert ws ?nt to 1
loi t. ii BU
SAYS MAN 79 JILTFO HE
"Undo Harry" Horton. Broke
Is Sued for $150,000.
WOMAN OF 45 PLAINTIF
Charges Wall Street Vetcrs
Refused to Wed Her After
Two Promises.
Harrj i, Morten, aeventy-nlne years ?>
well kimuii a? "Uncle Harry*' in t
r,n.m? ?ai district, wttere i.?- lias apara!
tot many yean as senior member "f t
? ?...? Arm uf ii. !.. ll it.,u \- i'"..
N.? i.' Broadway, la ti ?? defendenl m
i?r. .-i.-h of proi ? ill Th? plaintiff agali
the renerable etoch broker Ii Miss Ells
i-iii P. Berth, who ?Jemanda tdlO.SOO dai
agee for the failure >'f Mr. Horton to ma
good hi- hi:.-r?-?i promlee to marry her, ?
? ut anguish of mind thai ?
?
Mil i ?-?nii'l.iltit that
liad been agreed between her and I
,mt thai th.? wedding was t?> tak?, pis
January, WO Ji si aboul the time tn
Ml Bergh waa weltlns expectantly r
Mr. Horton t" iak.- her t" the altar he w
th?? gueel "f i ? ? ?n? >r at a novel dinner glvi
? ? ? Hotel lasa by the Bradford Coun
(Penneylvanla) ?Society Mr. Horton Is
native of Bradford County. Borne tin
hundred ? nd their friends are
. ,;t at t!i<- ? ? held "ii .ii n-i.-u y
Mai si ,i drank the I eal
elr townamen, ???
? nv had r? tlet ?? ?! i -, -hi- I he "
?
Th.? diners sang versea aboul "Une
Herry" written for th?
told in speeches of hi la ?? ?
? ? alni ?? the early '"'?- and of hi
a aurvivor ? il the old eel ool ol
that ii clud? -I Jay ?'."?ii'l i '"? '
??? ! ; robebljr n?'t <?n<- man In that i-'av '"i
pen y knew thei the laut ? fue
"f honor, whoee yeera he so eaail)
with ;i fa..- as unwrlnkled aa a boy's, ei
? ?: ?-? father of tun groam d<*uig1 ters, en
1 to be married a few ?lays lat??r.
in her ?? ?mplalnl Miss Bergh su
Mr Horto ? i "ti July 36, !?
to marry lier. He ?xed no ?flate si tin
tiff alleged, bul said thi
i ?. ould 1 ike pi i ce ;1"? soon "i
? ii humlHal lions, which sroa
.-.???n be conquered by him, were removed
Then, on ?December rdlng i
? i-e Horton requested
pron thet i ?arry him
lid, th? date for the marris ?tu
? ? e following month. ' t after the ta
r.? i-_h complained, ti
broker rel
'i be answer of Mr. ii"i ton n i a del l
n( i1 the plaint!)
Aleo, he ma?
? ? to si Ike out ,- irr? le.anl lo the a?
ii??:: the al of Mr Horto
? ?!, certain i ml Hat Ins condltloi
? overcome Tl m
tlon "? d Mia i
coi ? ' ' ?
x i i'??! Miss Bei ich '??
.:-..-. ? ...
it ?,. wet
It!? m? in ?if the ? toe out c
.-. ii ? did ii"i say
- - ?
?
in.-r at Monti? ? Ho, X. V. It .ni il-1
,1 known .Mr. Horton and his famll
twenl y? ara. Th.nd tlo
? it Mr. Horton hored t? : ? ? ,,r
i . , . ... |
r, Mr.
i ? Edward iv Hut
ton, ? - ? ? mi i!ii"-r ?.
??".
Mr. Hort? n la i ? f the Ne t Toi
m??, k i ? Produc Escl
:? and el sav? ra
?
? a>
WEDS AS HE LAY ILL ABEC
Aged Brooklyn Man Marries
Nurse of Thirty-seven.
While he ley rick In bed George E si??n
cer, tr? asur? r of the N? w Y??: g I ?.
. reputed to be wealthy, was quiet)]
? i oi '?'?'? In? daj evening to Mil
l.",?i.-- - Bornera, who h.?,l been hi- nura?
Re? rard F
Kanderaon,
na, Brooklyn, oil :
I ai
ililrl
'
II?- I ?111 In tho aft r. oon thu
1 id i" i"- a? i?t from t1 ?
mar?
? ? ?
: t,? he auf!
t I become chi onlc. ll.
. bad health in th?
mont ha, ? r, _,i t,
? - - Kv 11 .nfined
t ?, t ? ?
Iiriil.
lived n Ho >k< i . \. J.
BLUCHER CHILD IN COURT
Guardian Appointed for De?
scendant of Waterloo Hero.
? of W;.t., loo In the
? 'hlldren'a ? !oui ? . ?h, ?, i;.
U!u? her, flfl
?
i m . ? i a ..,? helped ettl? i he fate o ?
pole ? ? i,, n,.- care of Mi a
of l ?i Henry Wahn,
? f No. 638 Ea -
I? chi
?
\u Ins \ on Blu? er, wife ?>f Counl ? ;?-.,
.?m Bluch? i. and thai had i ??? n
??.in her mother at No. .? ; Weal
i.Tt?i su?.!, bul thai her lift .
?
w ll?,
kindly ?nteres) .
Judge ll"> t win make fin l dl : o litlon ?,:
the cane n? si Thui aday.
ml ?,- :?: i .'..- - name
large!) everal newap
An Inmate ol the Boldlera' ll
I hi re snd for .? long
??????? I .:.
o? i time, and th? n wenl to
? . fold!? re' Home in Bath, N. i. Hla
wife r? pot ''[| his dlssi | ? sranc? to u,,
i Kin ? .
in February, 1900, the couflti
?l ii "l n.li? i It? ?J lb? famll.
m I'.iini lama and IS
wrot? ?? lettei to a
newspaper, aaylng he had ?-niiiiiiitt. .
German Ei agton In
fi r him i le wa ? found In Bath
Aboul ?
? ,,iU i ?;? . hard I ichei
?.i ii- Id? Iberg L'nlverril In th i rani ?
an VVai of ? 170 he erv? ?J ... ,.?, ofll
,, . following thai \?.n he cam? to
d In I aras m ,? r! d to
M Ella Mort? ?.
Ilreci d? ic? nd ml ol the fam.
ird 1 ii. h i, o| i.,,,,
. land. He mai 11? ,| en i .,
i ol indent lin? - ? Ile I ;( memb? r
'? i? nns ,.i d ol
London i lube.
J. V. CARTER DROPS DEAD.
i., Ivtd? rs, N .i . s? pi M lacob v bar?
1er, ? ho -.? n pi omln? ni In i
n dropjM i d? "i In l'iuni ? ? ?
i. ' ? ? ? i . - : i ?,i ?, h? rt ? ?. ? ? ? . |tj ,
U ? was oi?ij .?ght yeasa *??
BOW GRAVE FORM
Woman Accused in Poison Case
Enlarged Burial Plot.
RELATIVES IGNORING HER
Judge Orders Not Guilty Pica
and Refuses to Listen to
Story of Drugging;.
New Orleans, Bept 9 When Annie
Crawford UMlay attempted further to nn
burdsa her consdenc.ncernlng the sud?
den ?leath of her sister, Elise, wbtarn ihs
i- charged with But*?*lerhig with poison,
Jtidge Flshasr, In wImm privato office she]
?\as airaiiiiieii, de? Ined to hoot her.
The prisoner, irithout ths suchtest show !
of ?-motion. ' heard tire raading of ths '
affidavit, ?fhfeh alleged thai she "did wil?
fully and maliciously pul to death" her
sister, Bits eras not represented by nn
attorney, and after s moment's heelt
she looked appeallngly al . f ? i ? i -: ? ? naher and
asked that sha mighl be permitted to 88? |
plain ?hat part she had In **onn**cttoa with j
her younger sister's death. Judge Fisher
refused to hear ths '?'.'.man and ordered the j
clerk to enter s pies of not guilty for ?ho;
prisoner, She was then returned to thel
parish prison.
After arraignment ths nri aras left alone;
for the real of ths day. What the wanted i
to tell Judge Fisher w\\\ not I?- known for
a while. Ths i olles ?rill noi urge lier t..
talk further, bul it ?s belt? v< >i thai I
craving of ths confirmed drug fiend for ths
accustomed potion of mor,'hin.- will soon
tu.-ak her spirit eompi't' i y and r< ult In
a full onf?
Had Family Plot Enlarged.
Although the suthoi Itles do i
to charge ths woman srlth ths deaths of
her father, mother and - Agn?
? ng i It ..;' . h ? imatanl lal . ridem ? will
be brought out In I It will bs
shown that monthi before tb? death of
\nni" ?'rawf.pl had the family piol
I . ?; here was room ?or the
? if i tjim u '., n ib? i
Further evkfonce tending !" supi.
police theor) that t. ? nolher ?nul
still anoth? 1er a ' year
i lima of Anni? 'a i terious mur?
derous designs is sai'i t?i have i-'ri ob
II re to-day. Howev? i 11 ?
ti lei Attoi n? y Adams h i sbo U d< tei ?
min? ?1 not to ' ? bum? th? odie? All three
av< been d? ad for mors than s y? ir, and
? h. mi. . . ? ? ? i : . on thai if
? ? had been trscei of pol ion In the
stomachs it would be Impossible to deter
? it now.
The priaon? r I ked f":
torney, and her relativ? el ?ke i do
?.. l by
Attended All Who Died.
Members of the family furntslMd the in?
formation that the accused woman liad in
her parents
and two sisters wh? n the) i
? minister? .1 all med It ws ud
? t? nui ?-??
,T..r.--t. i ? ]
? . given b) Annie waa
? ? -.?.?? rd, .in
said thai whatevei f.I oth? . ? to
El le ws - given wlthoul Am
In h? r confe loi Ai nie said t ?1
gave Elise three I alf-grain morphine tab
lets In capsules, mlstaktni them for calo?
mel and soda.
? \\ h) ? i i ? i y< i nol call th? nd tell
him about it."' sh< ws asked
'I thought ?he would gel over It, ai
annt would nol do anything I ? ! was
?
In expl lining !:? i ' 1 ;.-11 k n for h? i r
mise, si ?? said:
"After m nd a?? bro
housekeeping my eld? ? took Ger
trade, ? ? :ind I
begran boardii g ? ;. trude flnall) i
here? but I was unable t" take care ol her.
Elise was always interfer? ig When I
would tell Gertrud? to do anything I lias
a "?.'?! tell me t? own bus! ? ?
She ? weeks at s time ?wlthoul
speaking to me. But that Is not i
It WS ' ik. ."
SAYS SECRETARY RAN BANK;
Former Counsel for Union Branch
Tells of Transactions.
T itIn o? y put port ng to si on thai 11
Lulu Hnikhar.it, who was formerl) private
seer? tarj to I kv Id A Sullt\ in, the Indlcl
? 'i i i eaidenl "f the M
lr. r.k, p. i sonall) i, n : m) tranaac*
turns for the bank under ti.' Sullivan r.'
gime? was adduced st the resumption ?>f
fain of the Union
Hank h. fore Edward I.. I ?odg?. I >? p .t y
Bank Superintendent, In the K:r. ? County
? .? irge Tonkonog).
former counsel foi the Atlantic branch of
the Union Hank hat In many in
". ? II ?
Burkhai ?it in r? gard to various loan I
purchai pa of pr
to the hank officiate.
.lam. - ? '.. i Tropa? ' , who ' ondu. the ed?
ition <?f witnesses, tried to show thai
of I d< 'is which Toiikonogy pul
through wero ? " '? irkhardt's Indi
vidual ? - ? '?i ol for the hank,
i n Itm ~s ii. rlsted thai he bad alws
b nh In all such n
Several letters from Mr. X?nkonotgy t., :.? .
Bui khardt w? re r? ad Into the record
Mr. Cropaey. The kttu ??? ? ? always en*
stle In regard to
, lions m ont Btlon. ? wit
?>. . ol.-;
"W< should be pleased with tl Is d< sl, bj
ever) one assures me that money will bs
In abundanei
III i 'rops-? questioned. Tons ?
n Mints, a ho api- ared as incoi ?
? ?? s In t he Opera ? ?on -
Hon Company, and other- .terns which
ngin? ered a?
by Charles H Brooks, foi*mei cashier of
ti e Atlantic bran? h. The only mon? i
paid Into the ? ompanj was ?Ml.""", of
which ai,?i Mints each paid half,
I ? ed. They ? ? i
one third of the ttisck, and the other third
to i mm' i Dunne, a fri? nd ol I
? par? ntly tnerel) a '
? ?
v. nts admltt? d thai pra? tlctally all ths
??:; ; 'Ii . l.a.l !.. . ?
Ideratlon, and that .?
app. an 'i In s certlfl? .?t.- tiled
with the Becretai i gard t" s
m? ? ting of ' ' Id? ?
'i he te aring 8 111 be i ontin k d to d
m
EMPLOYERS TO SHARE RISKS.
Trei ton, N J ? Bept. 8 \ ch rtei was
to da) In ths Stats Banking ? ?flic?
? i mi any of
Si n J? rsey. Tl ?? ? on pany la on
i \ manufacturers for nutual 11-1? -, art Ing
und? r ths neu ? n plo* ? ?? ii ibillt) law.
ALBANY INQUIR ' DOSTPONED.
in) Bept -? The takli of i llmony
: \ ih. t? n.n- ? otnmlttee a hi? h hi i.. ri
uuthoris? ?I to Inv? I go?, si nmenl i
dltloni In in. ?itv ati'l count) ai Alben)
will b?*g1n nest Wedneada) .?t n a ,,, , m
tead nl 'i.i.o moi ning, s ot Igtnall)
in,.p...... .i 'i hi p...-tpoii. m? m id?
!????'< i lurd an,i
? ih? ? ommltt? ?
a-ould i <? unable t.. i"- h? t ?? "?i ti . latter
u-?? aamaOMSO t,l buslnsas ?? !_.._,> uiwius.
M'CARTER DENIES COERCION
Says He Didn't Force Public
Utilities Measures.
Thomas ?McCarter, t ?r ? - - i? i * n t of the Pub?
lic Baratos Corporation of Now Jeraey, de
ni-.i yesterday thai be liad la any way
tried i" Influence the coursa al Maat?
William i Bradley, of ?Camden, with re?
gard t" legislation affecting utility <"<*
I???rations in th.? last I.? xislatur?-. Mr. M< -
?Carter says be would have ps_?d no atten?
tion t?. the charge had n??t the Oovenwr ?of
the stats "dignified the matter by ea
? dng ins belief In tl s charge."
Mi McCerter says it is this thai leaetoi
ey, David Baird sad blmaelf ?H<1 bold
a conference, bul it was f??r the purp?oas of
conaldering amendments to the utility bills
then pending, which, he said, w??ui?l make
the utilities commission "s - ipervlaory In?
stead Of an administrativo l'<>?ly." Many of
the amendments he suggested, Mr. Mc?
Carter says, ere lncor**"oreted In the prae
??'.t law. He continu? d i
"i was nut oppoaed t?> public utility legis
letlon last winter, nor did I. not aay on?
representing this corporation, mak<? any
ettempl to defeel euch keystation. We did
try to have the bill emended so I
would i??- conatltutlonal, and so th?*! II
would provide for supervisi?n rather than
administration of public utility properties.
Kegardl i i e attitude ol Governor Wil?
son, Mr M'-? 'arter sa
i content thai I had thought thai s
frtendl) acqualntence of many y-ars
Htauiuuig between Governor Wilson ano
myself wouiii have ?prompted him to make
Inqulrtea from m< u to the truth of these
chargea before publicly announcing hia be?
lief m them and drawing concluaiona there?
from Buch action, I think, would only
have exhibited tl e courtesy wl Ich is cus?
tomary in mattere of this kind between
gentlemen, noi to mention the spirt! 01
freemasonry which haa existed ?between
Prlnc? ? ?m the day of Jemea Madl
>i. to th. pr?
INDICTS MANY OFFICIALS
Atlantic County Grand Jury Acts
Against Big Leaders.
May's Lending, M. J . ??spi B 'v>m'
modore Loul Kue hie, tot many years the
. ,n i, id? r of Atlantic ??_ounty;
Pherlff E. i- Johnson, Poetmaater Harry
other prominent Republican
politicians wars Indtctetd by the Atlantic
I jury to-day for el
I? g? ?i ele? tlon frauda
The Indlctmen! ed a s? nsation in
political circles here, Mr. Becharach hav?
ing ?,- ? a! the primaries on Tues
the H?-, ubltcan candidate for Mayor
"i" Atlantic City. He appeared In court this
[ng and asked for an Immediate tr?ala
and Justice Kallsch set October i" as the
?i which he a 111 hear his ?
Mr. Kuehnle, together with i; R. Don?
nelly. City Clerk; Harold CJaln and B
K. i ?? of Atlantt.* City, and
?? ? hargi ?I with con?
to remove registry books from the
? unty CTei I op? nlng i allot
and using ? la to clear a man
und? r ? of voting In two pr?
nie and Donnelly came here this
: not guilty and ont? ? d
ball.
Mr. Becharach was Indicted with six
others on a ? to ? orrupt
? prlmartei o, George
I, Thomas McDevttt, Harry Heberly,
??i .1. Lutton, ? 'h?' i?-? ?'iinn.-r .?n?l
.it ? the sis b? cused with
After Sheriff Johnson pleaded,
Justice Keusch fixed bell al B.000 In the
of ? .!? h of the flrsl five named de
fendents, who will appear here before th?
?'?.unty ?'!.-rk to |five bonds for trial ?>n
? ?. tob? ? i
Graft? '- In connection with county
road work were air- <1 wh? n the ? ntlre Road
Committee of the ?Board of Preeh.
John Tinsworth, Prank Underline, ,i. Harry
May, Director P. Plnlej Doughty, Le\ia|
? and County Engineer E. D. Riuht
mlre, who were Indicted jointly, were
.?n signed.
Th.? bill charged thai the committee with?
held approval <>n t piece of rood work be?
tween Cologne snd Port Republic, which
? | . ?, ,i- Parker and '.lmer King,
contractors, until the sum o? UM liad been
i ?aid ???r their oarn use.
Am? ni; t; ? ? ? Indi? ted were m
ward workers, on charges of conspiracy to
bribe voters and assisting in Illegal regis?
tration.
BIG RECRUIT FOR WILSON
Vice-Chairman Hudspeth of Na?
tional Committee Friendly.
[By ? t?< Trtbwne I
Trenton, N. J. ?Sept 26. Robert s. Tlu.l
? men of th? I ?? mo i atl?
? ? ?mmltt? ?. i??! i long ? on!
? o? ernor Wllaon to daj. and, altl
rnor nor Mr, Hudsp? th
would -ii um uii.it took I'l.'i??-, it is un
? ? i ' ? ?>? r.iii?- . i? ?
uni'? 'I aboard the Wilson band a
end from now on will be found among the
? nthusluattc supi l he ? lovernor for
Hi? Presidency.
? i Hudspeth'i vieil t,? the Governor
came ? for It la little more
than i n ".iMi ago thai the publl? atlon of a
??' i Itt? ?i by the \ I? .-?-hau man, :n
?i i- the Ooveinor In chilly
created a mild aensatlon in the
Mr. H
the publl? atlon "i the letter, and hav?
? ii'i. avored to bring, the two tog? ther. Mr
Hu'l-i'.-ill, ? v\ in i.m< the ? ;??.
ernor a pi Inclp ii advl er In hit ? an
for the '" ' omlnatlon f??r Pi ??ai?
dent It la sai.i thai he and Edward 11
??up, chairman of the atete committee, a I)
work i New
? ' many
other ?tute?, a? well.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
UINIATI RE M.MAN v ?
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OUTGOING 'iTEAMERS.
PA !
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trauma, CrUtobel, Yea it it ll-JOam ?-QOp?
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M.rnnil... Be? Atl 7:80a ?"
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p ,|| pl, :,|.,l.l- \iipl"?. If?l. ? - -
II,., tiniiili'-uu. Ila?r-. PrOOeO.
I'.ruKii Naple?, Anchor... ? -? 7"
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Hrazo?. Oalve?ton, Msllory .?
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Kl ?in. ? ion, H" ' ;"' I? ?" m
Kl Norte, N >'"' aS??i
City ?if ?avaanah, Bavan, 8a? ? omapm
MONDAT, ?OCTOBER 2.
IMmllmn. N.Tf.iik. OM DSSS. ? ?<???
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
DrrMnatlon and -.t-aiiKT. ?'I"?" '" B. V.I'.M.
Hawaii, Japan, Cores, ?'h'jiri ?via
p-ancU o) Bib? li ......To "-*??' "" '
Vtji liland?, ?Jamoen Isiaiwls, New
?i Australia fr?a vi. lorie) - .
M*?k'ii I ' ' '' "
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?to Vas ?ver) Emprei of mdii to day.? 89
Guam. Philippine? tvii tton l.??"
,.?s .,) f s trant-jori.s? pt. .t". ?> ???
Japan, Cowa, Chlaa (vis . ..0
Kimikur? Mat i ?? ,--("t -*???*?
Hawaii, Ji| ? ' !,m:i l'1 ' ? , ? ,, -,n
Hawaii (via San Fra ? ? '?? ? '?'? ""?"
Tahiti, uarq i-*-ii ivli Ban rrs-fl
(I? ol ItoripoM . ._. u.. OCtl* '???'V
SHIPPING 1TCWS
Port of New York. Thursday. Septem?
ber 28, 1911.
ARRIVED
Bteam? - M mi I '
t?-i l,? r L'a ii '
508 m--. ??'?! leco-id ?""'
1 001 ?'. ??:.?. ? I ,,n'1 "
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ptea1 !?. B-rmudi ???P??"';
tei 2?. to A ? ' ' I se * Co. wl
paueni
il 23 i m
i Mr i. Bt Lucli Bept? mber.n
to bat ? ballalt. Arrtv? da? II
;ii nil'lnlk'lit 2Ttl ., ,
Bteamer Commodore Rolllm 'N"'
to .tl ."'I' r rul? i -
red at tbs ii.?r ;" n P tn'
?'
0, Nat Iden? * 25, ?^ ?'
well A Co. wit 23 ci
i ,??? ? . St I
Bt 1 ""
Brl Hill - '
.1 Boston 27. to
. 20 p m
Bteamar i Rosarlo Be| ??
B ir' ado? 21. to 1 ?? ' '??? ln ''?,1"
las? ? ". p m.
M< ? ?pan ? Bri.
21 and Klnssion 28. to in?
ill .'.,. with ?"?"? !n" ?"
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Bt? ii
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wltti 22
Bar at
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mer Coman
26 and < 23.
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Bt? ai ' four ' Bi ?. Bt Lu?
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last. Ar: I ved il ? ? Bai It 7 I :i
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f, ii_. ,,, ,--.. ,, .-. ?,,.... ? on Sa ' ?
an ? n ?-? i ed in tnu i intln? ai
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northwi mod?r?t?
BAILED.
mer? Th< Im? ' Vor i, Hi?
(B '. Norfolk; Kaiaertn Ansust? \
. ' 1er '. il imbu? g; i ? Pro?? ene? i Pr), Ha< r<>
i ?,'.,<.. r K urfui it i ' 1er ?. Br< men . Hen
Fran h. Po? .rthui i iptiln A F Lu
Frem i ntU
??o|tii? ? rtr'. T.r ? Mart? (Br),
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(Greek?, Ptr
?
??i iBr>, Rotterdam; I
Rio Grinde, Brunswick: Cltj of
it, f ess Anne, '
?nd >?'??" ' to** n. N'orfo
idelphto.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRI
.. Sew v, rk
? r.i i i
sruyrru. Bept 26 lier (Br), New Tort
-
t ,? 26 Rome ?Fr'. New TaJrt -in!
Providence vis Ht Mlrhiel'? for Mur?- I
o ' ib i. New Y->rk.
i (Br), N'A fort
for Honjf Knnp.
Geno? Bept 28, il a m Vf-rm;i (Ital), 1'hila
d? It I 11 and v-'- ?? Ti -k
i-ii-z. Bept 28?Bwi Jttl md ?"o'nmhr.
for PI . . v. ? ?
Auckland, Bept zfl New Tort ?rto
Bt V'lnceni C V, If? lb? urne, etc
IT' tter lam, .--, I J7 v .. i'orl? fl >ul I I N< \
York
Antwerp Bept 27?1 Sam Tort
W lllem I\' i Dutch?,
New y rk via vi'e?i Indlea Venezuela :?n.;
II.:
th (Br) New
??'.'. Port N....1I
? fBr), Sea York via Port \
? ? I .IT.
- ?? p m Rvndim ?Dut? I ? ?
> ? .. ?,,: 1; ??. ? ... ... ?
" ? ' New Y'.rk
yto Antllli Barba :??- . i
for Bouthampt
' tl ''? : "i ?3? rm.ir.la ?Kri ,fr m
?,i i? v. , . .i New Y"rk.
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for II?ir 27i , ii r. in, |
R
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V??r|< for ' i; 271
I New V Aliter? in ;
t 2?? 1 ',,r
- i I 2fi \
Kallfas foi . . <
AMUSEMENTS.
W\ .'ii ?/ou
FREMSTAD
In roar own hon
' '??"??. tl oh It'i hlah tur
I.? '? ' ?, ? ??liiiiililn (?rafonola
I'i?> In? :
?
nmem ;
< ?luiilliiii Keiiiril?
? il on ..ii? dli
call ?nd h? ar tl ?
Sjfl
tlrafawslai, #.mi ,,|,.
|> l>?H?ll, H ?liililhlv
WM- KNABE & co.
5th Ave. and 39th St.
WALL?CK'S """*.. ' , ?>--??
ARUSS DISRAELI
CEHTUH?M-U ?,..
LAST 3 TIMES
THE BLUEBIRD
?ST0R
What the Doctor Ordered
?!- b ? i: i h, .m \s
''m" COHAN'S "" Xil" >
M ?junan o , . , ,
?????tu h ma m.i \\, i
? ' W ' .....I Blue Hu"
J ?.M? M.
COHAN
' ? I I Sl , I" , i
"THK I ' I II I Mil |ms Xl|i, .
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IT?. >\ \Mri!|. \N Sl\l:
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51 U * U . I ?? i I'lHTOH
IN HIC INNIVKKMAKl ??U.K.
Dall| Mu?. ... .i.?. 1 All uiu Old ravorltei.
For Fall chills?
We prescribe a light or-ercoftt
A handsome Scotch ehrt ?ot
or tweed, for instance ?perhapi
i<*ut with raglan shouln?n M
give it more of an English slop?
ing shoulder effect.
Or ?something a little inore
subdued .and ?tniiafervative in
darker cloths many full silk
lined.
Might look ?them over anv
wav we've a bigger variety of
light weight coats than we ever
had.
From $18 to $45.
Fall suits, too.
Rich browns and grays??
many imported.
From $18 to *ih.
For Autumn motoring
.Motnr ?cbata ?both light h-hI
heavier w e i ?_,? li I s beautiful
fancy cheviots some "doubla
cloth."
ROOEBS PeET & COMPANY?
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. '3th St. 34th St,
AMUSEMENTS.
EMPIRE
JOHN DREW
HUDSON
VOCK'S I I \l?l\(. I III MM?
4 i'
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MclNTY-?E SNOBS
? Ht HARKIS
B?SE STAHL
_ 5 w* B?Ues ?lACatill II III n
F?LILS, -
BERGERE
KNICKERBOCKER
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11 SEW
XIV lliuitmi \\
ram U p. m. to i ? in \?<i i >n?nv
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DONALD THL
BRIAN ', SIREN
Cnat of l"" In i Jalla *?.in?i?-r?<?n. |> ,nk
Moulan. um liest. Ellaabeth Firth, eu
vnl I CnlUN
[ i,,. "|i?-.?-r\i-?l ??il, . ,-.,
< ; ra??a t Hi?; "I'.iiilnriiii; tai..?
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PASSERS-BY
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'Weal Sijaecea?" I-. World
To|?ular *?u? ? ???.'' ! ?????. t**t. ??
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LYCEUM
THE ARAB
NEW AMSTERDAM
tHt PINK L
LIBERTY
Popular Matine?? Wedneaa?y. .."? i.? ?-i
JULIAN ELTINGE
"THE FASCINATING WIDOW
f?AIFYY ""'?""'
UHIL I III ta
EXCUSE ME
INI i'Tl? '\ OF I
JOh WhBErt'S
EDMUND BR?ESE ?, t?iL
ni HRP
ULUOr. Mtal iwS u i z if
l?l?1 ?.I \s |'\||:||\NK?. \| ? V.
X l.l M I I M \\ OF I I l-l Kl I i
llBIPBOPRQMEi
WINTER GARDEN
AROUND THE VVOatLD
M U ?-pe. i.?, lee.
*?'.
; in ?
GABYOESLYS REVUE OF REVUES
?.IM?*.*, M?.Ill? nil?l Kl?. 1 UM ?BT.
i. \it\ nK?i ?, >
_
l!l\(.IN<? ?llll llll M < ? I *>* ,"
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR
PLAYHOUSE
\ pi??. H? ?t atmete Ihe naaatwte ta >>
i.?nal.i?.it and ? r??n_ :,t ti>?- ?a*?' i">"' .
? \?IMI, I v
HIJUU BriitSO?TT'MertS
,:.tli ??ill?.
John ?Mason
THli kl? WALI?
-
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Mimii-' KllloU'a .\* *
- ,-uncu t*. I be i.? " """*
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LYRIC
EVERYWOMAN
? un?, ?i?
SPEED
HHK
\4l MX
I ?i \nillK??W?
HENRY KOLKER ?I "Tit GREAT ttH
MaebBttea ? .... ..?Je
M llXltl '"**?
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s.
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\V IM1MWI.I K m'?;
John ?I.?.
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MAJESTIC h.??. '.????__
;
REPUBLIC V""?1-'
THE WOMAN
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pr? ? i il u
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