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DIX WES 10 STOP
SUNDAY H MEET
Orders Sheriff of Nassau to Take
Steps to Prevent Any Vio?
lation cf Law.
NO FLYING. SAYS DE ?MOTT
Will End Show if Admission Fee
Is Charged ? Meet Wont
Stop, Declares Woodruff.
?
? -, Oov?
,, which
?
? onunuqica?
ave In*
?
....
? ?
?
t.f law m that ?i gara
Brooklyn, i ? f l.onn
i ty for I .l"n "t
?
came to Albany to nr;'< I mot to
tak<- eome actkm tos Ing the
f,mr< ? not ??? ??
the (Sorernor personall] the' '
t.ve. vr.ei :?? Isarpi
the Car en's ? ? ? ?
he cou'.d take i!o aet
cf Nassau ?'orir.ty liad BU tt<
to US attSBtlOIl II Tl.at he r?>
rpjvrd the commun!?- Saasau
- resu'rnts. ? ?.-. a low*
talk with thd ? '? -?
pott-r on ' ? matter, i atten
t n to the law prob td<j?r publie
?ports on I
I ? < |
Angered by Woodruffs Letter.
The chur ft-'i re?? rm I -
ttSSM 1 ;-'" '
?f resentment, said <ar;c
of ihe ir?'?-r t? em Mr Woodruff to ?
V?itr?re!=.i. df.Hvered from h
the r^rden City C*th?*?itra] The exhibition
of 'a?t Sunda) '- art at started the ?
tion of the church pe, Chas?
rfeci&red that K I 1 ths
?peace of those Using in the virinir: . b I
Injureil therr property
"A daelslon ol lats Division ot
the let Diatriet,** said ?'anon ?Chase, **w?o?Bld
carry "nt ouf coatantlon that this avia?
tion meet on Bunday Is a1 " !?'**?
An action v :c bro I ast a man for
condurtine a moving picture show oi
r,Rv. it hc-nx held that the law
i-gainM Sumlay sprarrts and exhlMUofM
court : ?t he ha?; I
law, ns .t sppl ' ' - outdoor
or '?
the law. a- inte. ? rtS, np
I , . r thai
Mr. Wimtftuflf Intern) nday."
Canon Chase's Statement.
c&v. g i . , .'. Just what ac
mld ia;..- to
.? Sun
<
Sheriff
ro ??(.p it. The st - * foUovrs:
? has
?
h, t ??
; - ' ?
do what
ter waa
'
'
ounty sail
hu t !-.-_?? . My sfter I
? nix'a ?'!''? i that
?
"VTA'Irarn the
< - ?s I fir ? ? ame up
' went
cvir ihe law with P'e who. 1
v--'ie\f ?? o uvii Informe?] o>> te subject.
The?/ toi
' he nothj ? ? do.
"Mo.=t r?f the leadl
> ? _?????:. ' th? .
rave been hackcl up :? ?
' all kinds. P?o
* ' ?-U the peop'e think about the matter my
? n? rae 's -
th"e i? ? o p.- || g at the Nassau BOi
rraxt i-unda?. ai 1? ,-ikt under the i
i?rT;.'ii'"n?ni. I mean that if titer^
admlssaaWi fee r*hai***ed I i
OL' R
far"/ ? ? ? avei Ing, Is of the
???Tc'te?! a-pe.-wJalion n? t?. tlM
? he order rrora ?lbany, Timothy 1, 9
n?f* I? ?said to have d ....
about the ?rjrdei that
Fiindav were ?M a jol?e
"Don't besltal
Mr Wootit ' ? * as s_.\!nsr. "h.
thantt I ht ,,v a?
SUS. I I *W your paa?,lene tanks a*..'
chug rig-ht over t.? th?
a?M te disappointed Abarran;?.
been made, a*?d the meet will |
usual Next tumlay WOO't ba any difieren?
from ls?*t Sunday, tXCOpi then
ter exhibition "
BISHOP ANSWERS WOODRUFF
Quotes Law Which He Holds Pro?
hibits Sunday Aviation Shows.
.ne |
},t"' ' Bishop
Frederick Bui?***ses "f the l.ongr Island Epi?.
r '
L W?Md ?uff. presld?
Hi s rark, ? .-?nr him *
purposed to i ? 1 aa ?
??
?may
any und
?
? (1c inter? .,., ,,s
futur?
l have n< : ui mi
? rim Ing, h- .i ;
?
:? ?in
;
-
i nol K > 11, ,i hi i
?
t 11 me i ? ? ?
,,
? ' ? ? n unwilling t..
i
?
in .? . of th?
of ?h. ? ?
?
ths aviation R?
?somewhat Hurpri
la? ??roliil.iliri? m, a? int..
r
tion field <??
and );
ti-lrilriK, I,L,t 1 hav< ?'H in?
eti'cl?-f.t fit ?h?; Kn?ll h Ian? ?;??, and t..
? ?mIiiik of .Sf.-thui 2
Ar?i<le ]|_ ?,f tbi Statute? ol I
New York
ing. The words are: "All sh?T)Otlng,
ing, flbhin??, play >ming
or other public sports, exercise? ??r shows
upon thf- first day of I ? i? i all
i
While I should, if ti I? .-hi I
tt-aif r were worl
?Ann .'?i' j nor In hii ?ir?:
Ilia*? "?SO (.l.UiO S-i-lb VSiUCii la ?.oi uc-1
MISS HELENE DUTRIEU IN THE*AIR.
ii*3 Implica
m? ro see
,?ii could fsil to un
? ntlon of a law bo plainly
?Mitten. That h was Int? nd? I to prevent
i es that on Bundaj last i i
tassai to roe to be s
t -.11.v in,i ? And while w?
. . ? egtalatoi I Albany to
ol ?m that ? .sld? ?
. plolt? l ?>t il H? >'
form "f ?? lentille
lit .an wilfully defy the law.
Will you rive me it' l ? tpr?
? w has eld the highes!
Id so frank
knowl? dge his Intention I gnore th? I
? lar, "f the statutes <?f the
risibility by tl ?
r.fe ' f ;i techni?
My -tratest s?j i inday exhll
pjM a', i" the 8h< '
ol the law wer?
me as ] the Corj
<?i the Cathedral ol the Incarnation which
s large amount i
-, ? , do w? hav? s i-ath?
?I irl
?
Llonal
. lal . - s
? . : . poratloi
si. i aul
- .
g| | :- ., t ?
? . ?
? ? ? ? . i ] er ol ? -
K In our ?. It Inliy |
'
or?. I :'< ?r. th? ral
sppealini I? th? of the state
n aith vast i
?
? \. m ?.? kn wl??di ?
' ?
? Is fi -ni , t ;t ;; ?? - terna]
ol and
I ai P '
lo
? \. >W V?,!k I
i realise ' .; b< hind eveiy
nust stand the ?\ ill ol le if It ]
[ ai aatcl m with I
. . ?
?
ii ay be said in the -.ape" I
? i am not I
intend o te only
unce to
?Tunda> iri app? si t" ihr au- :
ti ? to pr? ect u? from in- ,
. ol law ] do ?'? on!?- s
ghts ?
?. ? beei
'
.\ih- _ich it will
?
by aeroplane <u In tl
? with
a pel ? ?? ? ? ?v ?' i'.ut ma) '. '
. - ? ? ? ? tnce and
pe? i
> to the p iblic !
? ? I
-?
MISS FAIRCHILD IN THE /*IR
New York Girl a B'rlane's Pas
ren'jer in a Strong Blow.
'?'.-? m me. 1
:?n.. ?"Sept. 21 Misa it Con*
I, daughter of Samuel W
i 1 'nlon League
w York city, made ?i flight hire
ion In -i twenty-flve-mlle hrooao.
w!?h A. I.. Welch, in a Wright biplane.
WnM "Tic , f <?-.ht to ;:?? Up In '.be ai-,
- , son of J? hn i>.
Crimmlns. of New York, and .'? Holland
m noted baJloenlst who is also
- foi the
it ?'. nnual 'cross-country
nd frieads of i b?
planned for
? ' re poet poned on ?
' ? .f. > wind.
?\ i ., flu w w? re Uli - '/ ulss
ai. of Xoroion, Conn., and Miss Se?
es, of Falrfieid
?RODGERS GAINS 203 MILES
j Reaches Kent, Ohio, in Three
Flights from Salamanca, N. Y.
Akron, Ohio, Sept. ?tl i P, {?lodgers, thP
?!. land? ?i :?t Tallm-iKo, near bers, at
?lock t-?-day. II? retUfrttasd In n few
minutes to I?>nt, where a spactaJ train fol?
I?. ?? sai y t<>-m?>rrow
Dg
Kenl .?'?;? node?.?-?- land
n a field here a? |:1_ p. m to-day,
turning bach from the route to Akr?", be?
Ol darknesa He flew over Ravenna,
r.",-ir here, at I 10 O'clock, and turned tow?
ard Akron
. I ? iltas to-day from lala*
N v . t., Kent. He i? ft Salamanca
?t i ? this mon ing and rsachad Mead
vllle, : i... i p m. lb- ?>; .
p m. after luncheon
I ? -.ti \ ? Muh.
At t rros morning Rodgm
win !? !!?? expects to make steps
at MansHoM Marlon, J.iinn and Haiamond,
lnd.. and I
or ear. morninar.
FOWLER BALKED BY SIERRAS.
' al, Bi pi fl ?Rob? r| <;.
? lied her? nday in his
st ten onUnental flight, made an*
attempt ? day t<, top
? ? wind drove Mm t?, the
fifteen hundred
he era ltd trj again
MOR.SE KLEP.S UP FIGHT
?
Convicted Banker's Appeal Will Be
Heard on October 9.
?'?' ;?'< 11 M The Rghi ta free
?hail.?? W. M-.!?.-. tl,.- tiom loth hunker
In the tt d
I ?'?il P ? S ill r ?? i, | ".n.'d In
ItJ cut Ocl i nlted I
II l'oui t "t App? .?i? .\i i ? |
.-tiuk*- dorn is made on t.-, hnl? .?i
I '"in? nd. d that he should
kaVS i ? ? n ;?!./.,.,) ,,ii ?miy one c?,unt of
his in?l!?tii?. i,t ?ml ?hat be PmOtM have
? w \ i?rk Jail liiat?u?l ?,f to
tiary.
?I Judg? .1 Newman, <?f
Atlanta? ruled adv?sresly on this conten
: time a_u, but an gfrpaal ?mj
tukcu.
CLERGYIVIAN ANGERED
l . .? ?i?. I from llrat |iiis<*.
i ho iftntrmcnts of the pollCS officers;
IbSl th<?. t?/me evidence. If hrlleved.
aton?a milks the host hotels In New York
dlsortta y bottsas, and isolars>i that u
ttecislofl written by Mayor i lay nor when
.1 Justice ?>f th?> ?IPP-SllatS Division of the
Supreme Court whs un *>xpre?s ?-ominan?!
t.? bin nn?i bis associates not t?> oostilei
on fiu'h ??videri?*'? as hH?l l>??ni BUbttlltted
In th?: Of? ? n cass,
Evidence vs. "Atmoiphere."
"While 1 5lt on this be? h I will <!.
? :<!?? .;?m s ;niur?lintT to the eviden?-?-. ntn!
?rill t.i.t be itiflu? t..-? ?! b] such un al
l'!wto?**rapb sbowi bos lbs seal la lier machins estants oui in front
Mlle. Dutrieu Stays in the A
More than Half an Hour.
FLIERS ESCAPE FATAUT1
Bullet Lodged in Muzzle of Rifl
During Target. Shooting- Cor
test Discovered in Time.
Mile. H'-i^ne Dutrieu, ?by flying in Im
iti biplane round an?! ro':n<l tr
?course ut Nassau Boulevard yesterds
-??ternoon tot tl minutes 2? -?', se?cond
established i n??v.- American
that of duration lor women Biers, an
"???n 8 purse of IBOS, tl s Trt ?e '?' II?
prize. Thli is the second fllghl Mile. i><
trleu h??? node at the International nice
end the rrp ilarity v lUi which she ai pears
before tl '? \\t\o of spectators <?n th?? ?
sM< of the asrodrome far? ? soo
? ? ir?... hew exposed wsi th
rf.it whtrh suspended her at mot
than arm'*, length OUt In front >?f he
Nothing ! ".t e brace for the feel
upright lernt to hang on to lnterv?Bn?d N
lernen her and eternity, alwaj
of oourae, ths shallow ?hair, little
than h saddle, on which she sat. Psr u
there in the air she ? ? i ichln
on two thin little eh ? rejected fa
out In front of ber ?? and i
not look in??? ? woman, for shs ? ? ?-? ;
?? ? ? of seme heavy brown materis
like s harlequin, with a hood which cen
????l?-?d her hair and 0818.
The wind had died rio?,\n at the appl
of ??unset when mademoiselle took
: '; ?t was al thli time, too, a.? it la ever
sfternoon of h flying meet, thsi thi
Hiera fell most impelled to ?.??.-?r aloft. Th
sllgl ting '??" teal was en, but this ?
..i ?? Qraham<t?Whlte1 "Tom" ?Sopwith sn
Oeorge \'<. Dyott, all Englishmen, fro?
having their m? noplanes trundled o it int
the j.. id m readiness for the 'cress ? ?
race for that type of machine.
Or?bame white of ?course, used hi
wicked lit Us Nleuporl with Its Kill-horse
er pn?.nie motor, und an usual won ths
? ? enl Bei aith took up s ps ist-?g*
him In bit Bl?rlel sad ?fame In
Dyott, In hi? Depredues?i, did i i ? finish, be
eabse when he gol ? ?1er I > Belmon! I
went wrong srith his Ansan
mot?- and he was forced to descend, ii?
put I - machine up there for the nig! ?
ISarller In the sfternoon
thing happened whicl ? led t?
an ? .1 Incid? ni ' Kn f?
jreaterds) morning, ?'ar'tain Patrick Haml ?
ton. ? ' '? ? ? --?ii, e i g?
nlars, an aviation partner of i??<
i. '?'.?<' eut .t E VV kei. of the !9th In?
fantrv, 1'. B? a ?< srere matched to shool si
a taif-t with a rifle f?-oni aeroplanei
used army Bprlngflslds, aiedel ism
ItO. an_nunitlon
Bepwlth ?aVrled ?'aptain Hsmlll
h Is BurgSSB' Wright 1.1 plane over the tar
? a height of IM '?et. r.nii the marks?
man pulle?! the trlcger. A little p
the only n penes The ??apt?in *.\.?s for
reioa/ihiR. but fortunately ssamlned Um
rifle fli-it an?! found thai the bullet bad
|?mmed Iti mussle He explained
afterward thai II he had Bred another oar?
t*-idne la the rth- it erouM have exploded
and Mown marksman aviator mid ear*
into fragrn?
Laieutenani Pickel characteriaed th?
deal ?*? u ilque snd ? ? . . ?
He ? ontlnued I ??
! :n'-? it. wheeling ? ? ?.. ?
g. t ? Doted I'V l.i'-ut' : ' ' i ? H ?
I?. 0. A., lu a Curtfa
?wa\ at the tt Inch I.Jeh lay Oat
on ths ?ground IM feet bt
bullet struck Jus) s little In fron! | ?
eye n- ? ? i lalned after be i??i?t come
?lov n that 1 ttlng from a< ft
speda] sights would bars to be a_U<*d t?>
the an ? ftghle the i grki m an to
, UM ' ?' -'et lie furo he ft a. !,. ?1 |
din ? tly above it He ?advooated ralati
. ,- m'a mussle i ? ? ,t|f an
Inch.
Ueutenant T Ds Witt Milling, r ha.
took Qeorgs Wllssn, s wireless operator,
Hiott with i? i ni. und while bossing shove
the BOQtlgUOU ? ' "'iiitr' t?? th? ?. . | ...
? wir. i n ? asas Is the Judges' stand la
th?? a? rodronv . ? M?h read
Up In the ah i?a. feet
Mr. Harold McCormlcb We weli-om* ?he
? in I?' N.?K?-.??i fioull winl
A? i" Club "f N? w ?, ,,rk
The mees?go, sealed, liad bsas liaaded to
Wilson before t..- ?a? m up with taleatenanl
Milling, ii area " slved treat aim by
Harry m Horion, another wtrelei opera?
tor, and seUvsrsd to Mr Uei ormick, jobs
i? Bay ht feller? aon-ln-law, who, with
??th other msmbsrs et Um commlttes
which ".r.d'i'te.l ih, ri'i.t Phi? ? ?_., air
ii ? ? ? vas pressai a.? a guibi oi lbs ?Asrs
Uuij of ?New York.
n na than was In this caaa," he
.said.
"What do v.san by Btmogphert>?*'
? i.
?[ i ? rei ks thai I have lu r*d
thai ?' place thai oughi to be
and well, an atmosphere
In't like." He refused to go
? ? ? del
'I knon the clergymen who ?rara In
that courtroom," said Mr. McCJowan
later - on this remark "f
"and i think the atmoa*
ph? re was might ? good."
Justice Deuel volunteered r<> explana?
tion of why, after the ? ont closed on
'. . s?la* night, If it was bo plainly one
justifying acquittal, he and Jus?1,".
. ?. had ' s us? ?l decision to he re?
served nearlj two daya. During that
I of $1,0 O, on a hlch he
had i" ?-n h? '-I by Magistrate Bt? Inert.
. \ as furnished bj B gi
Klausner, ?r l?o. 20fl Baal 17th street,
v. i and h? was ne*, er
The indt - ? i t?sd" "ii the
* the papers i erk of
???i Tu< ??: ? ? ex?
r.advertoi ? ind "?
?
KIMMEL HAS ?LAST CHANCE
Man of Mystery and Mother to
Meet ??again To-day.
? ??-g? a Kim*
I mel," v? ho te, r? ? -, i ..? here ti i
? ?. identity as fleorge A Klmmel, to?
: ? et in conf?
with Mrs Estelle Klmmel, who has ??(
i pi the former Auburn,
' n. v , pen nmats son. The
conference was arranged ? snd ?.?i'l
be held In th? ot?eo of Judge O. W. <'.,i
,..,.i ??ill be attended m n ral
'??:'-? ? ss and h}
graph ?
? for ;he conference ? ame from
man, snd the pt?.pr,?-.,i was mads to
ii. n' i ". \. Kimrael's best friend. The fact
?itiui t.,?? \?"iii.in
gnificanl In ndditlon to
the ; ? of wit ne? ?. .II ?
t Ions wer? : ' posed b? i ol h "Klmmel
.i.'.?' Mr i : im? I? by which lb?
ii" ' ? On behalf of KI mm? i
? dsmands were mad?
? i rifen es should not he
: ? si me of M Estelle Klmmel,
from ? ? i Klini I fled i fea da) - .??"
' hat Anure ?. J Hunt
B ? itenegrapher sl ouid he
? i everj o ord imereii re? nrded.
1 hlrd Thai h< I i d meet Mrs \
1 '? ?? 1er, ami Mi ? Kimmel, his
moi hei. separate).?
?m behalt ? th.- a'omen it aas sUapulatsd:
Th.it ihs coi fen ouM not be
helA I r< ?idence of i la rrj I. Fos
i third pai ty and a n> itral
? m the ?eont rover* j ohould .. pr? ent
Third Thst Captain Daniel .??tie.-han. a
Civil War ' ? ? ouid b? neutral.
Mrs. Klmmel teat week said shs could
n-! roach an di Islon nor sipisss ? posi?
o? i., the Identity ?>f the man
i o pretends to be her son until she ??ouid
confei a th bei daughter lira Ekmitlett.
The latter woman bas b en hers foui days,
ami .?-tin Mrs. Kimmel hsi nol decided.
?
LACKAWANNA MEN RETUEN
?Strike Broken, Say Road Officials, but
Union Leader Works On.
Beraaton, Penn.? Sept. 9 T ?? >trike <?f
? r i ? n m? n and foremen of the Dela?
ware? LacJutffajuig ? Western RaUroad
has been practically hrosssn? sccordtng to
' b] T. F.. I Inrke, njOO*
? ipeiintendaoi of the eompany .Mr.
Clark?
A! ol ? rosn on ??>? rtloni from Blnghamton
t.? Buffalo t h d their rid ei.
? v...?< n.?? m oi ?vorh hetwi <n
bliii-hami 11 ai ? ?saego ?>r
i ? ,l| p ? beta? ? i Bei ant? n an?l
, ' ? ? ?. eptins thi> ?'. tu?- now
: ol d alt will be al
!?? tu m.??> sftei n ?on < ?a the
Bio i. : ' nch m ?I ol Ihs old men
I and other? are applying t.?
day, Ei il of Bcranton t? l ???. ??n?. Summit
i number ??' till va? ant,
i.ut the) ??ill now be Ailed a ith? u( d< lay.
Tin re sre no men oui ?.? -t ol r.no Bum
? :,i there has not baan s man out la
.??. ?\ .!?
\ B Loam, "araeltfenl of the tiacknv-n,
who i* **oaducttng publie meetings slong
the Laetewanna Un? -. In k "? ? i
lieutenants here ss i the strike Is becom?
ing more effective dally. The men My thai
more I sn M pet cant of Um trackmtea sre
?mi Htrlk
NOMINATFD FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
oswego. N Y , Sept M .lohn C KniKht,
an (??wegi? msaufaaturar, anta MnHnatad
n?. candidat** loi membei of the Aasembly
at ihs Dsmocnatic ???m-ention at i'uiabki
Mlddlet'ivn. H, V. hamt ? At the lo.
publican convention ?t the ?<1 AnnemMy
Dtati let held in l loshen, near here, thl .,f
m, John I? Stivers eras nomlnatad i"i
in, mber ?>f ihs Assembly.
in]. a pi 81 Harold .i Htamaa ?*.??
renointnated for the Assembly bj the 1st
Distrtci it. pul II n, ? to 'i.? i sad to night's
Id l m irict convention named John <; Ma
iouc kU3 ?.ai,.i:.,.tic fur ii.u .Vabcmbly, I
PATTERSON FAMILY Nil
10 PROSECU?E MER
Brother-in-Law of Woman Who
Killed Husband Says She
Is Not Wholly Bad.
BLAMES STROUSS FOR ALL
Asserts Million?!ire's Attentions
and Gifts Offset Marital Love
und Led Directly to
Denver Tragedy.
? ')? rale?] .-i- ii -.. Tha Tail
.-'? pi M Thi Chicago n latlves
of ('????le?, a. Patts sea, srho ras ilaln by
his wife in Denver, said to-day the] would
t.?';' 'i?> ps t '?! th. proa cutl ?n ?
?ndow. Perry Patteraon, ;? brother, who
Issued ;'??.. statement, said that he w i
willing that th.- law take its course, i ?.t
i im?! no special resentment against
omaa ? ho had kHI<sd his brother, a
? ? ? .i:??e.? September 1 was piv ? ?"it by
the dead marra brother.
No trace <?! the millionaire, Bmll Stri
who aras concern*?d In the case, could be
found during the day, i ut u was aald that
he i?? still la < felcago.
"Let the piai?. prosecute," ssld Perry
Patt? raen. "Lei the sli - of - ???? ? ty ?"? .
. ? i recte '. I ? I I shall not
mysi if wi'h the : I There a 111 I ?
sads sgalnsl thi wifi of tu' brother
by th? Patterson family.
"Mi ? Qerti ??'?? < i:1 son ?Patterson Is s
?young aroman of remsrkable fascination I
? ? i, ?She I-' '
?
thai mankind loves, al ?. liras AI an?
o her she ? ted aith remorsi for i
ll?! ?iv I) a ! ??..,'... ii . ... | tnov? - ?
1. ? i - ? .?n her own ? : itchi on.
Net AH Bad, Ho Says.
? ? ? ?'? i not hi '?? sd. She cannot he
? ? auch people behind ', ei Mi and
?i ? iii?.-. n. i. tnd m ther, are
? ?:. h.-ne?-;, strait ? old
olka fl sy Just ?i:.i nol know, thai la all.
And ?. ? did nol hi ow In th?
| ginning, she had started thi downward
path before sh< realised thai it i"i down?
?? 4 i n? rs i? ii ? itory. <
contrary, II Is ths ? ?
weslthy man and his child protege. Thai
?toi y Is ' "tnnn.ni enough b This
- dy is one of th? logical >-iv- -
an min?t irai -?-? ol ? onditiona
"My reason for giving out the let!
which my brother toM of his feelings lust
. 1? fore he was shot II that )??? was undoul t
edly even then in s mood that would have
ed al a glance from her. Asid he ll
; n< t to be I lamed. ( ;- rti ude is nn si ora?
piishe.i young woman. There is nothlni
il !i?-r, i;? sppearance, "i manner, or
?habit of dresa <>? speech, thai would
any doubt ?if her moral character. She
playa well, .sinn well, tslka several Ian
well, la gentle of manner, aubdu?ed
lot speech end. In short, ? woman that
. e. pa Into "n? '.?> heart.
Hi one great misfortune Ii Btrousa it
million i iti- a So man-. Ill
| wrecked in this one mad climax! Bui the
! situation must be fsi ? is more In
! It. than concerns sny one oi two families.
It is s<.ri<-t\ '? pro ill
Woman of Two Sides.
"1 am nol vindictive. Aa I have told you,
Gertrude is tv??> dis) - I woman. One j?. the
wife, all solicitude, sil anxiety for the man
anted ai.i n?i doubl really loved. The
..i her i" the adveatu ? s Ith m nay
lust, ths desire for ?Egypt's fleshpots and
the pretty thinga thai wives ?! poot men
? ai not ha* ? if my brother had n
efofi i m? t Btrouss, then net
would bsve Le? n a Btrouss In her ii
the harm had already been done, shi v a
[at war with hert-elf sil the time. BWo
\ooxM extfnd the gllmtn?,rl?ig Imuhles 1
> tempted her and the ?-??ufrh-rack? d <
?SumptlTS ?All?? 1"'rd her MUld not ofl
that adrnniaicc. There wa* always the ti
with the prtef claim on lier. There WM
ways the man who had expended money
h? r. She admit?; I'." 'ruth t? tWs M I I
n?.t rtveallng anything."
The funeral of Pat?tefB<im srlll be held Is
to-morrow lAornlng. Pattt-iMon*! body
rived bare to-night. The funeral north
will he'attend??! by tiiemhfrs <-?f the F.ng
wood iii>.M Behool football squad of ,(Vi.
which I'ni'.i-i.'i as a member.
britishTleet its defenc
Earl Grey Say3 Carnada Cann<
Rely on Monroe Doctrine Only
Ottawa, ?Ont, Bept If. "The great i
i . ids and fii" ' luura? tor of t
Canadian p?.i<- rnaka it certain thai I
I . mini? n srlll one di - I ?? the great? | I
!.,r in the British < raplre, < ton ???
lu Importance and Inf?vane* 'he mit,
Kii -plora Itself," dm ?aired Bari Off
fan well baa iu< I ten* n d : i him by tl
"Boms peopb proti on to phv i i slls.
,,.? i to? trine, I I i tmtli
u?.i. "but whers s o lid I bat doctrin?
If the ?ititiaii tl- St I ? ? in ;?' 'nun ti
-, he onl for < fenada's ?l
fen i ? ? . y of th? Bi lUi h Bsat
Wilfrid Laui lor said; ' Th? p.?'?.>'?? <
i.. |ust ds? lared thai t h*? part
Mr. i'"i dei la to gov? rn i ?anad
a:,?l irhlls I regret the decision, i have i
Sl "With it, and Will take n | I ? ?
the ;? fi ..f th? Bp? ak< r as Opposftlo
r."
VICTORY FOR T. 0, R0BINS0.
Roosevelt's Nephew Lands Norn
ination for Assembly.
Little Palla H, v. Sept. H Theo*rlor
Douglas Robinson, neph a ol former Krei
Ident for nomina
tion for member of th? Assembly on ti;
R? pul llcan ticket to-daj !??- ? ??. >
I ? orgi nlsatlon of V*lce*Pre*dd?
in Herkimer county by capturing thlrtee
ty*thi.lot ti"ti
Mi antl*oi
ganl ' ? ? ? es. H
v., ?-!. i at? ?i two yeat
I for tl ?tion for ?'"nt-:
foi i ? were to-?rls ? .'-'i
Sl it? ' ?? '??? .:.-..; i ?aniel V BtrobeL
-.
GAS SETS POLICEMAN AFIRI
Match Lighted Near Leak Cause,
ui .?Explosion.
Timothy O'Connor, th? tor of No, .'
Weal Mth strset, objected to the nol
Maiden family wan making In '
apartment on the fourth Boor yeatei
ifternoon, and r?ent out and told ? ??
I man Michael Coleman shout !? ? .
'went upntalrs und qtdetsd the Madden
and their .dx children.
Ajram O'Connor sought Coleman at i
o'clock in th?. evening, this time with th?
li ' rmatlon that he smelled gas sseaplng Ii
Madden apartment and thought th?
ir was trying to kill himself, t'oletrat
! went up and found ui.? escaping from si
?Cd Pipe. Ho pnt.'hcl tiie leak, fts 1?
I suppcMsed, ar?i ill s match to see ihai all
! was In _-o.-,il iirdrr.
When he iift?ad the match there was a
loud explosion. He ran out, bis uniform
, on lire, and fell uneonscloui in th"
| u.'paen passing ?n an automobile r*eai i I
the fire with their lap robes and took Cele
rnaa to Rooasvait Hoopital, where he wot
sttendad by J>r. Dolly.
others burned wen O'Connor and James
M.idden, six yea;-?? old. ?Patrolman N -
pul ?' r the fire, ati'l ?ailed an am?
bulance from The a. Hood Wright Ho
Dr. Johns? i ; r? Ht? 1 O'Connor and the
child ami i.i? y remained al bom?
*?? ?
BORROWING TROUBLE.
("rom Th- Albany Journal.
Air? ad) i- ?m? ? met? oro .
- ?
.i Wint? r and a ?In ? -
wen pr< si .11 u ? . c_
: FUK i OLOTIMER
Joshua Brown Blew the Interna?
tional Zinc Bubble Years Ago.
: NEELY STILL IN TOMBS
Former Publisher Holds Confor.
encc with Officials, but Denies
He Intends to "Squeal."
filneo the nrre't of .tared PlSgg, |
'
? i Brown. : ? elf-di
nan I ... (
??1 With ;
I ? 8 ;? I
. ra gentiemai
of No. 46
\ wh<? -a? i?i worthless st'.rk In ii
back in ISOO. Dr. J. G
Brown ?l- ? ...
Th?. .
I r.-a?! In
1 ?'"-to:-. ?I,
-? ?? for 'iKinii ?
caped from a h?
i for a broken snkl
*.?>,;.i dash In a.i a r. mol
mounts
?
Both Dr.
appeared after Intel
MS., in
hadn't h? en h--ar.l from Bl '
a?- on? of ths "c_pi era
l.-.'h-l H
counsel. Mr. Meint]
; Irving K Buraiek, a- ?
I their client ai of i
! i roe ?i ?*?? ' '?>? "f
Brosra s
?
1 game ?? I Lyman 1
name of Joi
lr. Bun
. ill - ' that . i
Brown ?*.? 1
the Wads
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I gettlm
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ar?i reiter ted his I
- who a few
- "wouldn't -" ?on Neeiy's bond ?'? t I
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' Ii.',""". that
1 his oftve, wen -
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r ughly. "I
ai? t r- dlcati d on stat
i by Waller and i ?*? Id H. Bis
? ?et, iri4-,iii ?
Bto ?< ??? an i ?thai
know about them.'
? a: he
i
i prom] ?
CHOOSE JUDICIARY DELEGATES.
Conventions a ? i
I three ASSSI
night to - .
. ? n? entlon ol I ?
will meet on < ictobei ?
. . . ?
will
ncies on the II
Directly on
Intcrboroii??h
Subwtv
Have you a girl or a boy at home whose
future happiness you would like to en?
sure? This advertisement points the way.
The Fourth Day?The Last?of the
Great Twice-a-year
PIANO SALE
The last day of the only Autumn opportunity
to select from a worthy collection of used
pianos, player pianos and piano players
at remarkably low prices, and to pay for
them on your own terms, within reason.
Today we must bring to a close a sale which was begun
with as many pianos as a lot of stores would be glad to sell in
a year.
Since the beginning we have added a number of others,
which could not be made ready before.
The bulk of them are used pianos. Ycu would hardly
suspect it if you could see the excellent condition of the cases,
and hear the good tone that comes at the touch of the keys.
Examples of the Choosing
For $05 For $165
From !i ?jronn .if I?; upright pianos wliicl. Choice of one Stcinwav OtsvA PU "' ?"
in<.|.i.i??s Chidtering, Fisher, Haines and 8ted*' ?mi *?*"?
i-i..?. For $205
For $ I 1 5 Choice of eight Chickering ?Grand IVno??.
From n group of 20 upright pianos which Por $15
includes CEickering, WiaUier and ?Fisher. Choice of three miscellaneous Square Pian-*
The Sale End* This Afternoon at i; (,( lock.
Piano Salons, First Gallery, \'?w Building.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.. Broadway, Fourth Avenue. Eighth to Tenth Street!.