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oflaeerfl ororo foteod to retrcat mto
LoarToace rtrcat II wa* her.: that
Ttedco wi:s Boiaad by three or ftmr of
flcero, who Btortod *ith bta toword
the polioa statlon.
Angered b> tba urreh4 of VktAt leader
Um ctawd road.- n rush for tho officera.
The poUoe appeared t?. be faghUug for
i pf the priooaar, bai a mo
menl er two lut.r Ttaoca wa? at llb
Durlaa tbe f.ght over Ttooco two
Itaiiana. Beboetmo da Mono aod Vitto
Loncaatarta, wore Bataad by the i0il.ee
aod taken t.? the statlon houae, Both
prieonera foughl florcoly. vaTdle they
Vcr- be.Bg btkoo through the door ot
the rtotioa b revol-er ebol was heard.
|| BPPWired to have been ttred by aome
??.. u tbi eroord, bai the momoat the
n,,...- waa h.-ard the paiaders .rled
- li oaoi the police wore amoottaff.
v ;?w min.it.-s lotea th- CTOWd was
fcrj n throusr. Lawraooe Btreet to th*
.,?,, Then.h..I'arad'.r?..liKpcr5e<l.
. , ihem beading to that part .-t
, .,.- occupiod by the fcreign speak
. ratfeaa,
.vfi.r th- eafcltaioeoi woa over
rOomaa M-'-arty. a policcman. dlacov
.red that he had boeo aot on iho beod
. aoane blunt iiiatrumeM aod alao
, ,.| N elved a sMKht slah wourid bo
hl,.., the .ar. He return.-d to duty
afteT having his 000000 dr.-ss.-1. At.
oih^r poUcemao, whooe oame w >* with
> .1,1. was given txvj allfhl aUb woundi
Pi th?- book.
Cblof J P? vTbltoey of the Maaoa
letla distri.t police xxas informedof
I trouble Ho coaunualcatad by tele
phOOO Wlth C.overti'.r POflOV Clty M. r
Bbal Ji.hn J Bulllvaa sald that he
is-anoe from tha mllltla.
He had tba aittiatloa vxell i-i hand, he
mi could COOtrol it wlthout diffl
culty.
Tbe wid< I] herolded deraoootratloa of
ihe after Boon, th* porodo in bonor of
Anna Loplsaoand John Ramy, broogbt
..i.t aboul eighl thouaaod marcher0 A
? run drencbed tbe pe-eaera, and
probably reoulted In a much amaller
lonotration tboa had been aotlci"
pati i II b *d beea pUnned to have th,
textlle workaro march t.. the remetei
Pfhjt: . not rlctlmfl ;r- bar ed
lace Bowera on th.-ir gravva. The
parade al one tino- waa wlthio u ahorl '
diatoaca of the cemetery, bul <'ario
Troaco. wbo a< <<?>] aa chief marehal, ;
:??.] th.- morcbera ln another Uroctlon. j
The Bowera will be placed on tbe j
gravea to-oaorrow, Treaca aald <ater,
Ifony women were among th?. march
ers. Some were leadlog chlMreB by
ihe hitmi an.l otbera canied Infanta ln
their arma, Many oatlonalHIea were
repi s. .,:? ? . altbough hy t'ar the
greater :. I parthipan!s w<re
itaiian;-. Muolc waa fornlabod by Ber
tral banda Tha Mareeillaiee" and
"T.'int.irni tlonal" being th ? moat pop -
lar selctioni. FifteOB hundrod mar. h
ara came from Haverhlll, Lynn, Law*
M Ifl i;. -iter. N. H.
Tbla parade -.xas orderty througti
No Amerlcan Bag a ia Been In tbe llne,
i. s Qf r. ?! l!;'r-s wlth the H)t1 I
i. vv. w. wore carried. Ooe of t;.o
oi,,;. tayed by ? bara
rtojd: ' ' " I
??t-v. Biiabth Cenl ?; '' r"r
nbgTeol ifl the Homai Race vfa
M . jTalla Q ? od
tric Chalra f.-r v..-- People Wbo
Paj '?' Keep B ? to KIU Thx':.
When they ROVOH AgBlOgt V'ood BOd
Other Caora of Capttallan, Arl ?
Blavea o,* ihe ".Vorld! No Ood! No Maa- j
. h for All. All for One:"
??\v. wlll know wbo 0" not io'.-'- r." i
. . grbo
? v rb to-morrow."
The Ettor and Clovannlttl d<
,.,..,,,. ,,-...- laaued a Btatemenl to-nigbt,
x
"The Induairial Workera ol the
Worid cl argc the | ? Ith li k tiio
Ibernte perpetratora oi tho dlaturb
Tbe Btatem. i.t chargea that a pniie*
-. ; i :ir.' ., bol ut B ?;?.
f
LEADERS ON TRIAL TO-DAY
Demonstration for Ettor and
Others Feared at Salem.
E ;? ". Maaa., p. j ? _:? Jeaei b 1 ttttt r
a fa er Pem ronworki ? I
Anlurv. ' 110 ,'anlttt, ? . ? ? -.'. V? k
? Itallan nawapapar. who have beea bei
, for .dKht montha wlthout ball cm ehargea
of bolBa .>aeorlei to the murd.-r ...
Anaa Leplsao. a lawrrooea odtl atni *? ?
will fuce their BCOUSerS in the Basex
Coatity snperior court. befcre Juag*
.irseph r Qatnn, nore to-morrow. At t*~
aame Ume Jaaeph Cfcrueo, ***** td ."
one of tha leadefa of the [rtduatrla]
Workera of the Wortd, Infhiesroed lo do
the aetual Ulllag. will he plaeed on t-.n..
Bttor nnd OlevanHd were prcminerit
hgurea la the gieal Uwtooee lextne
atrihe laei arbrter. Caruao waa u ?*
Reporta that a body of Laarreooe mill
operallves. WbO Wlll refuae to work to
morrew as an exproaatoo tt loyeHl lo tbe
Impaiaoued leaders, were plaarring to
march to Balem havo reaultad m prepa.
. ratinna to prOVOnl aUTJ rlotmis demon-.tr.,
tkm. Kxtra pollceima wlll be on dOty
both ini.lde and outslde tho 080*00080,
.. 1 state police offleora and othcrs la
Iplala ciothe* win BBtngli orlth aoy crowd
Itbat may Bathor. Bxcept for tie bPen?i8
Iday, when the pBOapeeMve juryroer wlll
. than BB the BOUltroOtn, the trlal
arlll t,e open to the publle. ao far as tho
eeetlag eapadty of tho room wttl peraiit
Lawyere who wlll defead the two labor
i leaders laeludi Pred. w. Hoalewood, of
Portlond, <>r' : V'red H. Moore of Loa .
Angelee; ex-Dletrlcl Attoroey w. Beett
Patera af llaverhlll; Joha P. B. Ma
v, of l.awronoo, aad .iron:.' B. j
Roewer, |r-. of Boaton n.-hlnd then ls
j a defeace fund of fo.ooo, eonlrlbuted by j
| the .lndustrlal Workers.
i The l-,i<li, trnents under which EttOl ?'?'' '?
aiovantttl are to ?? trtr.i al!e?e that
by arorda and actiona, "did inliclt,
atd, coun?.-! and com- j
,' caruao ar.d another, who la k|
fagltlve from hiStlca, tO OOtnmlt murder.
On the day foltowlog iheir nrr.R' the
two artrlka leaders were arralgned In
court, aad alnce then a >*tal nght for
, their r.-:..,?.- has t.n wagad Habeaa
oorpua prooaedlnga early ln Pebruary
' r.-.'.ied t-> aecure their froedom, and oni
Ipebruary ::, al a probinlnary hrarincl
I beM '.n tha lower court at Lawreoee, i
: Ettor ind Olovaalttl were held for the
d Jun a Ithoul ball. That body ra
' ported b tru < bill on Aprll 18,
T o .i'-r. 'ldiii.ts id.-ad^d ;: ? - :' * '
lndlctmenta on May it. t,nd tbi
xv.it over until Uu M. when ceunool tor
th.- defence u*kr,i further delay, and lha
Irial Wll BOl for BeptOfl Bl ISMi WW
UtloB for B Hll Of partleulars was
ergued before Jt:dg??. Qulan, and ba M
d.-r. .1 tn. i?i?tri( t Attorae] t.. furnli i 11
in a?. far as it ooBceraed the Ume :?r d
plaec where Ettor and Qlovaalttl ar<
alloged to bave made renwrki 11 ?n whi i
t:..- ehargea agalnat them ar- baaad. Thia
? iai \xus fvrniBhed to the defence laal
Thureday.
One ef the largeel cauttreoBia ln Maaaa*
chuBetta h..>" I.n proporod for the trlal.
whlcb ott*a*neya predlet win laat 0a
waaka oi longar. Three bundred nrd Bfty
taleamen xvill report at tho <??> irt to-'ti
roxx. wban tbe work of eelectlng a Jury
aill ('',:',!:.? ::? '
Th" three prlooooro were broughl lo th1."
dty from L_w-rer.re at doyhght yooter?
day, and ar-.- now ln Joil, ln chorg
deputy aherlffa They wlU ba cai
, . fortb betwaen tha Jail and ibe .
rtb m ... b day ln an automobllc.
Th- wMaapread lotereal In tho caae la
ttad by th.- larga numbai of appllca
tioni for pr.ss leaarvaUooa from thi big
.?? tbla ,,, ti ?' ? ?en from
M .. Tho BherbTa otaoa baa beea
I imed Into a ti I -J'' ' ?'?' "",''
thaa a <.4.7.-:; sp'.-. -i wlraa i im . ?"
:
... Fbr the d4 fence la ex;
pected to be a raotloo for th* dlseharge
ef tbe eotlre penel on th': grouad that
nateaa were Illeg0lly draxxn. i
<.>r'Hri4r lo a atateraeBl made to-nlghl hy
Pred. >v. Hoalewood, ot oeuoail for fh'
LYNN WORKERS TO GO OUT
1,000 Shoe Employes Vote to
Join "Protest" Strike.
Boeti ? Bepl -'? A Btrlke of twenty
- ?.,.irH t,)-m',ri'i.x- in Bympalby arltb
tbe prel -'" Btrlke. wa? vel ???
? ? Bl} t .-i.'.eht at it meetiiiB Bf -,:.?
tho-... ?-, woi ? ln Lgnn The
tara dacdded to parade thro'ic1
? -ii | llatri I ? xriy to-oiorrow,
. ? i ? raa to Join tha demen
ti Uan, Later the lajmn atrikera r;.
?U .,, BJell tn, xx'ier.: th<- frl il
i_ttor Qlovanlttl an I Caruao la te be
. : i thi ? tho and In
I Work.-rg Of the Worid eOlplnyed
ln Havarhtll .-h",- Ittduotrlae wa* aald t?
f tv rr a deBBmalratlofl to-morrow. At
N. . Bedford l mf-tlriK rf th" Io. al rri'm
bera of the loduotrlal PTorkers of th<
Coward
Shoe
I \0
i '-,_JV.. *.Ul~Ji ..-/ j
The Foot-Weary are Making
a Beaten Path to Our Door
9 mitml.es walk from Liberty St. Ferrj 14, minutes walk from Barclay St. Ferry
Kiuinutcsw-dklroniCortlani.t St Ferry .Tmimites wan<fion.Ch-inibcr9M.FerTT
?? minutes walk from HaOJBM Teiminal|5 ni nutefl walk Irorn Brooklyn Bridge
.". minutes walk from Subwaj
I'mng Babaraf get off at Brooklyn Bridge
ls j*gTh,rd Ave. "L" get offat Brooklvn Bridge
L'sinj* S xtli Are. ' L" get off at Cbambers St.
(Mag Ninth Ave. "L" j-et otf at Warren St.. (nt CornerV
Uainv* Broadway and West Side Surface Cars get offat Warren Sr.
Ut-ing Hudson Terminal get offat Fultun Bttaet
Eight buildings in one location
devoted exclusively
to the sale of Coward Footwear.
jam:s s coward ?^tEy8.r new york
Mall Orflart Hllefl ho!?J NawIICN: tliC ?*??? *??" Gg4J888ffafl
E
Declare They Are Not Workino
Against Candidates. but Only
Against the Boss.
THINK DIX NOT THE MAN
They Say Tammany Chief In
tends to Name Another Per
son, but They Pirrpose to
Contest Every Move.
[Krom \ -*tarr OBfTflflpaaflaal ?!' Th? Tiiefliie ]
.*?> ra<??:*.??. Bept 9 fJoofareneea ar.- be?
lng beM to-nlgbt by lha antl-Murpby mai
to map oul a campalgn agalnal l a ?'?
n;it:..n of th.- Daowcratlc atate ceaventlon
by thfl Tammany boaa They ai.ant
inj? noaea to ae. hoa many delegatflfl *-tie>
.?iin rely >>n to taake a atralgbl oul Bgbl
Bgalnal any -..roKr-itr'm*' that Charla f.
Murphy may attempt Ui < arry e it
Th<.tn;*-. Mott Oeborne, of Auburn,
-?epraaenta xb" antl-aturpb] aeeaaeat
ttiN iiftcrrrM.il:
Thla ll not an iuiti-f>lx Bght. H l** an
antl-Murphy Bght Tba peiaonalltj el
rjorernor Wj aad what h
not Bgure. Tbe pfllat i? whetbei
beea of Tammany Hall la golng to
th. - t.i domlnatfl tba *t-<tr "': aa i itlon
an.i rotfl Ra deteeatea to a Btate aonvea*
ti.-n llhe *.<> many puppeta Any other
man wbo would ba dlctated by afi rpl
caadldata fer ijorernor would ba hial .>*>
dbrtaatefol
Aa b matter af fact, tha men whe ara
BtruggUng t" allmtnata Murphy from ft"
Btate arganlsatton would rather aaa Wj
nflaataated tl an ai ? other man, II it la to
ha .. Btralgbto il Murpl > crtelee. Thej
Bgure thal the renomlnatl n ol fJev.
Dla, ln II a fa. ?? of lh. fa I tha
? cent of tti" lead. ra and delegat. i
..-<? prh-ately agalnal lhat - '
?,i.o4v in tba beel aaj th. bi ital
natloa ol tba beaa They bel
auch a nondnaUon would weaki 0
nor rVllaon and make Beefa a poor al
Ing for tha atata Uckei lhat I :
? ? of tba atata would rla agalaal f ir
ihcf -ontrol h) ibe Tamman)
Declare Murphy Acja.nat Di*.
Hebi P. '*?? ? '!1 1: '" ?' '
Charlea r lUttlgan, of Cayuga, i
r tha txo utli ' ???'
i eater antl-Murphy confarence ui
ln Um fo loaing Bl ??
Mi Charh V '?' ?? ' ?? ' ' ' '
t', renomlnate 11 nreinoi Dh
i iend to rei omlnate hlm ???? ?
be. au ?'? h<
( ? || ai .. irpoae The ronv. ? tl.
foi all other purp aea H?
an* "ii ? r one man foi flov. rnor
Ti.- qui
. ? . deleaate
la jiuri ? i The aai
i
-.?!???
? ag. and tl
after Mr. al
Kobod* ggeated Wa as .i ? I
at Roohealei Mm ; ?? i ?
? : !. ? ? . .1
? . ? ? f every .ther j
*..tt >i lal . an. I
? r- are frlei
.- ? ? ? a
Ing, "'.. ? ? ? I
We will tel 1 rou
? .-j ,-... N ? tbe . indl.
wi. ae fi;??' la ar. i
cunrentk-n, foi
lected *? eel ... >>u XI irph ?
? . ? , ? I]
B nomlnated
? t ??? . i. |
... ...
?.-?????* <>..?. ot tbe 418 ? - i ??
Thei Ao !..,t .*?? ? ? the oi
m. liowerer, I
Bght, 1 and li
? , ? ? ..? 'lT.iji ot ihi bal
Thf oppol
rn.,)** than ' ? ' '
ln tha Bteb ?. ' ? i
r Rattlg .n. <?: Cai ? ' '?? i
?.f Kaflaa .. and A
M< '.?"??
Ccunt on Sixty Onl,.
Btephet IIron ot t
.??
? i i . . ? ? ? ?. . ? ? I
of lha lead.
of the ? onfei an ?
-
"\V" ' een mahlng a th<
raaa <>f tba deiagatea te thla coi rentl
BeJd Mr Ryai " l :. I ' two
bundri i "i them, aa thi -i
Murpbj doea n-.t coatrol, oi ahq i-? ? that
a. ? latand t'> bfl roted by bli
"Howei ? ? f tbem nr..- m< n
cannot ??? ? ounted oa to at:<th -v,
thiK movemenl Th#i .,r. proud t.. tel
i,,?! tiiMt tl ? ?'? ata Murphy '...:. ..
, ? ? omtag '.'???? lo art with theli
)uclgmant i(?t tbay are nol wllllng t..
hoi.J theaaaieefl te any antl-Murphj pr.i
gramme. Murphy raaj n>t them arlth
BOBM of Bil ?nvjoth tnlk, 81 bfl dld thfl
antl-Murphy men al RocbeSter two >? \T\
ag..."
>.'ke<l |o apecifj where lha antl-Murphy
aotoa lay, Mr. Ryan anumarab i Ma
':ii^iiar,?t? ajid Cayege, w.itti ti.r.. ..,
Muuiea. artth twfivc, ChaataaQua. wiiu
nx' Beaeca. with two, aad i.ut. --i.-<-. arlth
tbraa -thlrly-two ln all. ll<* tlM'.r. I ? ? ..*
lerlag **otae in otber ounllaa t.. mahi
tho alxty
Mr t >:hIt.4>t :.?? \\;i'- tfro anly a i'"" boUTfl
tiiiH iifternoon )i<- arlll retura te-aiori
mornliiK, when tln:re \4lll \y BDOther CflJI
ference t>. deelda on x\n- Ba4U plan ol
camp*4lga.
"W-* ?>xp.*ct to figi.t frf.iii the drop of
thfl ti.it." he il.Tiar.-'l. "nn.! arill be ?'?
to work \*>Hh any on<* 4vho Ifl IB fymi'Mtdy
with our purj.'.'.'* ?f allmlnatbig Mr Mar.
phy froai eeatrel "f the party La thla
Mate. W.* arlll <l-> thlnK. fl 'iti'. fljlf
:' rentlj from tha aay bi wbj. i. i i.?-v
two ye..r* uko. Tbflre aui tiength
? frlttered aw?y."
?*\viii you k" Into an) conferenea alth
Murphy nnd try t.i peiwueda Blm tO 'inri':
, good tlckfltr* Mr. '>MO"in< "4.4-4 Mked,
That arouM ba aaeieea,M nm. thi ?
'1 int **.* urf R..lnj te rniik.- a liftM iigiiliint
? civ iio\', ?... nn ti Bhow to tbe people
ot ihe atata tha raflponMbltlty (<<r ><??
thiiiB tbat Ih done. Bo fai ih i -i.n ???
eernett, i lia4<* never belleted ll .? M n
Intendad te renomlnate tba Qovernor. i
bellera thal bi- in*. baen trylng t<> f'...i ti.
pfljpla aad when he oon Inatei aotne other
man make them beHere tbal b. hai rleld
ad to thafi *%i.ih-*-.?"
Don't Likfl Dowl.ng.
"lioa* ,'ii.out jnHti.'i Victor j. Dewltng?*"
Mr. 09b?.n;-> -a hh ank.-.l
"Su.-li ti iioiiiii.iitlf.n W'.ul.l ri'.t bl flatla
factorj ?it all." ln- deilar."!. "It would
I- ,..*. mu'-h .. Murphy nomlnatlon >. un
t' ... ? ould bt- mada*1
wiiiioin LuBtgarten, chaliinaa el th
j'tvc commRtea <>f tba Pregraaalvi
Democracy, whi'ii BJyracaai to-niaht.
Ha auys ba haH reC84**8i r-*t.|l.':. fi'.i'i
tbraa thouaaad Daflaeerata to 4**honi ha baa
wrlttea In Ihe haa taa *i*eaka, aayrng
tbay v.iii j.o?sibi> rata ff?i ? >H.-nr Btram,
im: pi8grafl8t*ra part] nemlaee, rmlaaa tha
oonventlon nera Hh<.ul.i nutn' oot af tba
fetlowlng men, wbom be mentlenad in th.
l.tt.-r b.i mai,' ont: Tliomni. Motl fja>
? . J"i,n K. lagaa Jeha K. Carllale,
Jeetlea bamool Beahnry. Heory Ooorga
i:,, i leorge Poot* r Peabody.
-w. won'l BUpporl Dlx, Juatice Dowttng,
Repreaentatlve Bolser ?r any other Tam
many maa that may ba muoed by Mur?
phy," aald Mr. Loatgarten "Othei aaem
bara of our aaecotlva oammlttae, loclud
Ing John Martla, aaamber af the Board
of Bducatlon from BJchmood: J B ''"'
Mn, Thocnaa W N< arcomb, of Moaroa
'...ii, j. Ellaa, "f Moiito,., .1. ii. New
maa, of Rocklaad, and Raymoad V. ??
gereoit, "i Kioga win be bere on Tuea?
day, and they will hoii a confereoce ln
ti,.. afti rnoon."
CALLS DIX INCOMPETENT
Samuel B. Thoraas Tells Dele?
gates Sulzer Is the Man.
;;v,:t, .i Btag OMraaseadaM el Tba Taibeaw 1
Byracuae, Bept Ib?llroudiag Oovernor
Oii a-- i-.??? mpi t< i t an.l a t'i.,1 of the
bosies, and his admlntetrotloa u b fall
? i,,.. Bamuel Bell Tbocnae, of Naw Tork,
oaa of the Buisai boomera, drea ihe. rs
from Damocratlc delegate bara lo-nlffht
Themaa dld nol atop arltb bli ittach on
the Oovernor aad ti- Bdmlnleti itlon. but
atta.-k-.i Charli i r Murphy ad tbi
boaeea of the Democratlc party. Th.
easlon waa the meeting of the leadei : of
ihe Bulaai Progresalve Cloh of W* I
NeW Vork, WblCb xvuh h.-ld iu th" OlMMI
daga Hotel. Chestai C. Pl itt, edltor ol
"The Mati.vin Ttaiee." preetded, aad <i
gatea frtam Iwelve eountU tteoded lh.
tlng
MI1 would be BUidda,' aUl Tl oma
renomlnat' ihe preoenl Oovernor. Wt
would ? ir x .. dld Oovei n r i la
? ?. bel i ? I ? ? ?? i'. rnecratlr pei tx-, an l
?i mt faila.ll) bb idi h li tra loi l i
? phoM the dlgnlty of tbe tati and, l
manhood ".' th. people Hii primaraLlaw
la anough akme to i auoi tbe eopli I
mlatrual him. He knowa, f ' ?? itaa an
, thal thal laa
for tbe pui, oi ? of p* I iiatlng ma*
cblne control and boaa rule. That i
and < f aal
Tl ??? i attack oi M
thougb th. nai ? ? oi ti a'Taram i lea
i oi manlloned.
L*ha people of th. 0. i
iiie.i pi i aviaa ao vol e ln the chotci I
I.'.,.- repn aatativ. . la .-t.i:
im nt." .aii Thomaa "Thi
? |, uca ,i; . ? rll '
I ^ : i real
governm. t tei .? honeel aad
... ? v | .
:,.-...| ..i i?,?? r ii<
tt le
Th' m to
the i ? . ? . .
if the II
n thia Btati
? i.r. ?! the Demo tl
? ?
? ihla t"
? head ol tba ticbal i
.. i ,. . ?
I e the
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.... t for lt.'
EXTRA BARS FOR TAMMANY
But Brarei at Syramse Will
Not Be Put Bchiiid Them.
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ba two n ,...??.
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?o,-.. X. i ? nt< i. >J In 1
<? " aald ' ? M< La ' aill .1
thei .I.i I ? ?
on. xx. , to i ind i-i ??:!
lo act a ? ghi i omrnltt. eman.
? i M.iia la a nlghl ' omn tt.
ibllea bavi Iai ed -t tbe
iiii4pig.il ol the :? ? ? ption i o nmltte.. ...
? i the rialtora.
Ai t;.. < inoadego Hotel, arhei ? .?? . ra i
quartera xx.u i,. tw<> r..-xx nera i
odded lo t ibi ean of tt.. Tamman) man,
nid nfty extra bartendera an I weltera
..... ,.i, engagad. O0e af tba bara takaa
.. ihe 'xi,. i. ol ihe iitR- Mlliard room aad
Ita ? apactt] attl be Bvi i lodi
mlnute,
"Thlfl xx, r.t .*? iu-.. tbe Bull Me i
ventlon,' aatd oae nl the *?r.----.t,?:-. bar?
t ,.;..-, "Wby, xx,- thought tii.-M-.i :, ?
N..1U,. buainoea th. n, bul we only t""k ln
JL. ..\-.-r an extra bflU* Wl PUI Up. Bul xx-. ||
make up f"r lt tl Uoti
WOMEN TURN TO SYRACUSE
Will Urge the Democrats to In
clorse Equal Suffrage.
pj ratmi . Bepl, tt. Having aucceednd
in galnlng rocognltion In tha part) plat-|
form adopted by tbe llepubllcana it Bara
togi lagl oeefe idvocatea of "votoa for
WOmen" are phintilne, lo rnak.. fl lixil"
,in; iment In behalf of th,.' canae befora the
commltba oo re olutlona appointed bj the
Lemocratie Btate Ci>nv?uitlon thlfl xx..i.
MlM. Man: r,.' I IxiiTib-r Aldll'h, "1 '
Tork b later of rx-1?auteuaal Oovernor
i.'xxn Btuyve .4r.t chaaler, aad Mra wiii- i
i.uti C. Qannett, >.f Rorheeter, ara aa ;
I.tad t- repraeenl the BUffraglati before
th. aommlttae Mra Harrtoi Btanton
Bl ,t )?. pr* Idenl ol the Wom. n'i Polltli al
Unlon of .N'xx rork; Mlai Carolloe texow
and ntheiM p| 0000001 ta 100 WOfh BT*
h'-r.- arranging foi a maaa maatioa '" ba
ii.i.i to-morro* nlghl
W1FK MUST 00 TO SCHOOL
Telegrapl ? Tl ?? Tribuaa,]
Philad. Iphla, Bept II. Jobo Palai li
of Lagan Btreet, muet aead bta tMrteoa
yaer-old wlfa to aehool for another year,
accordlng t<. tbe Interpratatlon ?>i tba
compulaory >-ilu<-atl<>n law made by M.iK
Utrate Boyle. The jirl xvlf- wa* reporl
0,1 by tii.- itiuiit om-.t, aad har fathei
aaa irreeted r..r rlelatloa of the 080001
all.-,,'iu.'" .0 i.
Tha magl Irata Bnod tha father |14
i.rni roata and told the busband that lf
h. did nol aand bar lo m hool untll eh..
xva* flfteon yeafaapld he alao would be
ai reated and 11,
FREE. UNBOSSED,
< ..nt.n.ir.l from Hr-,t pafl**.
preeeed a preference te me." replteal
the Beaator,
"Di.i h.- aay JtastJea DowiinR would
ba ;<<v*,|it.'i).|i-.'."'
"i eannol repeat a prlvate conver
tatloa."
Beaator ? ??'lorm-in aald he had aed
dlarilflaanfl poUtlCJ wltli Mr. Murphy ox\
the u-.iy UP, aad did not expf.t to COB?
i.*r arlth the Taauaaay beaa to-niKht.
John B, Btancbneid will un.iii**?tion
ebly '?" arlth Beaator o'fi.-rman in any
Bghl tha latter may rnnk<* to bead ?ii*?
conventlon t.i tin- eiabea of the Detao*.
cratlc Preetdeatlal nomla**e. n>* de
.i.-ir.'.i be 4\-;i.*4 for an "oBeaH coavea
ttoa nnd belleved ther?? are -1-** ba one.
Aafced if be arould ataad aitb ieaa
l..r .-Ciirnmn in C88e <>f nriy Hj.llt with
Murphy, Mr. Btanchfleld repUed, dipio
i matically: "i am a good fiiead of th<?
Beaator. i hare net tjoaferrad with
blm aad .'" ool ki. w what hla pro
gramiafl le."
All Lflft to Murphy.
m ,. ell ii. to Murphy. Ptobahlj no
randtdatfl In twenty yeara aaa had
;i).,r.' unaauaouj opiioeitiea than np
peara t.- Dla araoog tho npatate nu n.
They don't Hk.- hlm per*roaaIly, 1114.??-.-:i*.
they admlt thal .he bi tooffeaalvfl
. ?ugh They doa'l lik.- his admta
latrayoa, for tbej Icaow if i* uapopu
iiir all tiiro'iKh tiv ipetate aection, yet
they I'ltni! thai thelr campalgn mual
I .? made on the r.-.-ord ..f thal admln
letratlon Thi, n :? ba ould .?"(. be re
?i, cted, ? -t tl ? gre iteel irgumenl
igalnal I 'ni la that h. haa |o i" what
;: tlon and Murphy wanted
. ...| tlme. Bo thi ? iw igali il i>i**.
nlthough if Murphy Bticka to ..is guaa
ti.. . win Bwallow i?i: heerfully
enough |ual bb i heerfu - they
i.ini t\4.. yeara ago.
The polal "i all th. oppoaltion to Dla
II ?? ,,. he ? innol be ? I ? t< i ;i;-< blt
Iveraarli In thla pre-nomlna
| tion that be na not
I" ? 11 BJ good
I ted he would a ? n h
Inated. The) doa'l 1 ontend th.il be haa
, the ma. blne In anj ihlng ? 1 ?
!it/.i,.tri. k. Of 1 ?
. ; r ... Hg ira
?. i, .!-< good in 1 ? a ? ?
1 . man Ihey would I ?>. to get
if the: turned hli dou n yel I . r<
? : 1 1 ..?'. .
??...' ? . ,'il
? ?
:
?? it.,
? nndld >? ? ? r "falr" I
1 1 ? ? I.
': ?
dlm 1 ; th ' '
?
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I ?
, ? ? ed most att*
... ?
The 1 :
K . ? ? ,-? ihe
....
. : ? bllcan
. a ? 01
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lh ih. corrl.
?
tun
long 1 tor J. 1 krwllag
,1 .1'... n. <llynn, -?? I
. . ? aatof
? .: ? I 81
ara 1 01 la lepea
deal 11 th. 1 ganb i?
ilnll."
To Offaet Strjuf. Nomir.at.on.
lt la aald hen by peraone clna. ??? tha
Democratlc Natlonal Commlttee thal
.;, ,bi aor R :'"?!: 1 ? ofl*?? thi Stra
nomlnatlon, aanta tha Denux-rata t<>
nomlnate an Irlflh Cathollc Thi" h.*
ree would ahoa nn- tha 1 ??*in>
1. ? . ? b aa enllgbw iif.j and fr< t from
1., .- prejudlcfl a ? tbe Progi ? ? 1 '4 %i 1
nomlnated ? Jew.
Qlyaa haa been cheaaa to 1 taeteai
porary chainaan of tha c**mveatloa,
Thi* wi.i glve hlm an opportunlty to
make > 'heyaote" Bpeech and r'-* e
iiiin it. ;i blghl deelrablfl poaltlon if
Murphy ultlmately turnj hla tburaba
down "i. Dla and aaother caadklate
haa to be alected,
.\ir. Uuppuch, optlmbit .i"*?iMt.* the
ooldeet aad raweaj day ta-ai gflrac con
fr'.nt.'.i ;i conventlon, doea not belteva
tgai fati awalta 1 la partaer nnd patron
for "i..- mocnent. Ha admltted thal be
\4iii bere In Mr. Dis'a latereet
'i>., y.,u axpect ba 4\in be rwaotal*
nati 41" be araa eakod,
? 1 ..?riiiiniy .i<>." replled the aret?
44I11I" Btate . hnlrman, .ui.l bfl IOOB*Od
..1 if bd ini'int lt.
"Uavea'l you heard thera ih much
tmpoaition u> tii<* OovaraerT*'
"No, 1 have ti'.t," sui'i be. "Where
doea It axtol:"
Mr ii ippacb *ai.i ha bad not heard
aoythlog about tii<> poaalhtllty of noaal?
natlng Juetlce i'< *?v 1*1 .
M.nor Places Waiting.
Thera bavfl been n.? i??niis for mlnor
ple. ea ao far becauae ..1 th. uiu.?rtalnty
about the bead <>i the tlcket There Ih
iom< tiiu about Attoraey Qeaeral Car*
11.j 111 . an.ll.l.'.t" f..i th.* Cottti <>f
Appeala John Keaoedy, ..f HtifTui...
Bgpeeta te be reaoaahuted for Stati
Treaaurer, Coatroller Bohmer, of Nea*
Tork. wii.. poi bere to-alghi lo a.i
raace of Mh <hi<*f. alao aajaeuta a gee?
OOd t'tin.
Beneei Btate Baarinaeri baa ? ni.*e
Oorernorahlp beaai >.f his own, bal
pr,.b- i?h . ..ui.l be ladueed t<- tak-> hi"
preaeal j<?ii Bgafa ir ha could not get a
better ona lieatenani uovernor t'on*
way haa aaaoiiaaad thal hn aroa'l tako
hi? preeeat plaee agata, und BeetajJaajty
noi.ody Iihh brotiKin aaj- praaaagre on
iiii.i to ehanga '>is min.i.
a
WANT A BETTER ROOM?
Conault THe Tribune'a Room and
Board Ragiater. laauad daily.
OFF ON Sb-HE TR/UN
No Greeting at Station, but Had
Planned to Confer on Trip
to Syracuse.
"UNBOSSED CONVENTION"
So Declares Senator, and Re
peats That Justice Dowl
ing's Name Will Be
Presented.
' Hen.ifor Jamen A. O'Oorman, who wlil
lead the wiiHon foroee at the Pamocratfc
I Btate Convention, aad Cbarlea P. Murpby,
I leader of Tammany Hall. Ustt Kew York
yeaterday afteraoon for Byroouaa on thr
'aome trala and in tho BOON car. BoBOtOf
0*Oormao'a departure wlth tha Toauneay
leader oreoted aoaaa aarprlae, a* it bad
beea repOOtedly announced at natlor,a!
raeadquartera that the Senator waa not to
?ro to Bflrraeuaa untll to-.iay.
tltbough there xxaa no xlalble frre.itlnu
exchaaged betwean the two men ai the
Oraad Central statlon, the fact thal they
were goiog to confer durim? tba ?r!p a'i<i
that Benator 0*Ooranaa uM tbal M
ild he preaeat nt ti:" confereace be*
?A...ri Mr. Murphy and th.. upetato lead
? a., *.,.,: aa thex reaohed Syrac i i
i.i. ganerally aoceptad aa an IndlcaHoa
tl ll Mr. Murphy> BUpieBBlfy U* t'n- COB
i ntlon ralghl ruit ie BUboaHted to aa at
? ach by the Wllaoa torcnf, after aiL
Mr. Murphy WM t, ? flret to reai h the
Btatien Th... sm.ie that had lllumined
I.iir'. of a..x-en?l af the rOCOnl faik.- with
r..i...r-tera wa- entlrei abaoal rn t:.1? oo
caal i aad fea wore Ibe worda t:.ut be
\v.,.:;.i ady.
? i j ,v.. ? ,,t ? langad my udod," I
M- Murphy, wlthoul coaoanUag to aa
plalfl xxr.eth.-r thi* BPPlied to htfl BO
aounoed oplnlon that Oovetaor Ldx ahouM
t.e r.rioinit ne,i ar to Ma daclaratloa of
th.. other dei thal be araa gotng to Bj i
. . ii an ipen mlno "
Won't Talk About "BreaW."
T! n. when Senator <> <J..rm-n api 0 Wd
, and ? ? ? ? med to open apa proapael of
guastloaa aa to the mueh dlet
"break" betwaen them, Mr Mun
..-.i all Inoulrtea by atmpty aaylag,
? i loeed
-,.. . - ...: -?: ,,n walked t" the train
?., ? ? . v tb Thamaa P ?-: '
.. ? ,?. f Tami ioy ''..ii He aaM I
i B i nga over with the lead. r
of Tbb many HaH 'II Mr. Murpby wa
ho'a.x oo the aaane train," bul that. at
ai.v- rate, he woold eoafei wlth Um upon
, airivai ln Byraouae.
r Juatloo VI ???? ' ' '
pn ? ted to th. eoovontloo." araa
i ? a, i vr ? fOorman
........
t that Ooi ?'? a 11
f Juatice D rwllng.
... aritt bo nd, ' -' i
?ar.d th.? ? i ?
klega through IbUi
?
i . . ? meant pocbai ?
... . ? elagal I OBBI
. .,. rrdina ' i tbe i
it 1
...i blaaoe
lba Benator wa Mai to tl a
Mr. Murpai ' " ?
nd looked i
... i r.t.i ? i eard tha train
, ? I
Tamminy 3ravea Off To-day.
arho acco hTr Mun h
nd Benai WUorsaan the trlp to tha
: traaaurer of
' -je, . i ? ib p Siiittn. ae. ratan
..... | ? i ? ?
Cormer BheriB
Ha tt U
? . >unl '?'? ?
I - th, 0i
?.. . | nd Beaatoi
? ?
i ft.., rtiindred rammany mei
bo to Byra I ?'? i i d l nlghtfa I
all tha forci -'."? ? ' '
ronvani
\\ uiiam .'. I v .. tlng airmaa ai
tba Demeerath Nattonol rjatnadttee, "il
.-ir.ati. tr, th: . > :?. ? ?? .iu.<?-. aa ho haa'..
there aaa aoough worh for hba bai
j With H"1 obeeoee f leeephua Doobrb,
a io hai beea recalled home on a. ?-> ? l
..f th<- IRneea of hla tw.. fron.". Mr Mt>
x.: ,, 0 expected t.< take over aaaai of
? ?,. taaka ableh Mr. i'iniei? had attend.
ted to
MAKES TRU8T PLANK CLEAR
Ught for Roosevelt and Perkin*. on
Democratic Posltlon.
rtebert it Reed, arho draft.d the Jeha
Bharp wiiiums aatl-trael Mli nnd tho
BtanU > Btoel truat bllt, madi a atate
manl >?? tarday la which he **\d thal
Mi Rooaevalt, .Joorgx- w. Parklea and
' .th.-r'i coottaued t.x mlaunderstaod tbe
? aatl-trael plaah ln the Baltlaaore piol
| fori i Mi Reed s.iiu.
l cannol apaoh for Oovernor Wllaon,
riint-. eompetition rna piat.orm i??~*?
i declaration by law of the condltlone
upon arhich corporattona may angagi in
tnteratat.! trado, Includlng the prohlbl
tlon ot holdlng companlea and loterlock
;;re*M.
any buioau.
The ptopooal of the DoaiocraUe Hot>
form. Mr. lleed aald, would raforni the
modero corporatloo to m_ke it nt our
il t.ii >r goveromeal ailhaal attaok
Ing atae or alBcleney lo baaiaeaa Tho
truatM.
FARLEY EXPLAINS EXPENSES
Deuies Charges Made by Republicaiu*'
in Saratoga Platform.
Albaay, Bept. ?..-Tliat portlon of the
RepuhUeaa platform adopt.ni at Barataga
which deelarad that the suie _xft?i pe
partment spent W.m ?* ?',''*!',T."r!, tm.fl
ihe prevloua Republlcan Bdmimstratlon ia
declared to be ''abaolotely faJae and
wlthout foundatton" i" e ,t5l_na< ','? ,"*u*d
to-daj by w. w. pariey. BUbi < omnda>
Hloner of Exilso.
The Cominlaidoner Blvea coinparlaone
betwaen the nacai yearoadedJoptember
<,.. ipja, the hiat >ear of the Jtfpubllcan
admlnlBtratlon, and the yeara 1111 and lflll,
MBBpSnmVu^ea-W?. _b0.1?i: lau eSffi.iC;
Kl;, larj 34?. ln oxulalrilrig the Increaae
ln 1912 tho .'ommlaaloner polnta out that
bl* department incurred espanae approxl
iiiutinK l2<H(y> hy ?l>*> 4"??pltol fire.
Kece.lptB-.1910. IH.lO'-'.ttJ: 1911. 01118,001
VUX approxtiimtaUr UAJUi.w
HOLDS BODY FOR HIslTtL
taker, and the OxJ?*,
Ali^towa, Penn, otpTttL
tb. funeral to-day of jo^TH
enta B* Uluit jmbii.,h,r ?f An '*m
-ho ..:?? t!ll,.(. llayago; ?S
U1"1 ttreechUdren, th, houae,?' *"?
Ing waa entered by b wom "1*
c?ae under eecort of the chl,?' *ho
Hoa and who claimed to be Mr, Po"
meaa Cojrneot of Xewait* n , """
declared ftlement deaerted wt Hh"
yean ago, Vnvin-? her wftj ail, n
Bon. now Iweaty-al-c yeara <** gj*!
arjald-uplnaarance-^lltjyfo.Jr"!
called to .ee tho bo.lv * ,hl ,aM
proae Meatlty tod collect thiIijjgl?1
Clement cam. h.-r. flfteen jZT*
and m-.rri.-.j Mlnnle A. Ap-rar ,t,,"''
man Valley, N. J. They hu.j f'ou'r J"
dr- n.
Vk-tor r. 8/onderly, th.* undi-rtak-T
naked tbe Allentown wldowwlt*2
pay thfl fini'-rnl expenaes. Th<> eo-jk
aald tha: ii si,.. dld not *>? th(. ln|"jJ
ance ahe could not pay for th- hnaag
Th.* Newurk woman said nhf* e-ji
pay, but added:
"I Will not pay f-.r auch an e-rpaaaa
caeket at the one he liea in, nor ^m -
pay for any ,?;>?..?. if any . i.. amatai
foilok* tbe ii**!.r.?"'. }et them walk:
Tin* underfaker and tli.- -Ulegef ft-v
alfij engaged b laa-yer. whlk bjbJbj
? ,i thfl Bo. laliflt ,.irt' became
teei Iai ft ra tor th.- otber. in ft.
meaa luaa tbe Ijodj remalna ln caaaj
el tl." undcrtuker, pcndlng adj-u-taaa
of exp. i
i ?? ? ol i 1*.ni. iit'a broth' r- ,
... ' Ight that v. l,|].* . ".. tn. v.t ,. ? ?,
his ftral -iv*. li" uhtaloed ? *U**aaj
? l-it.'V, and that tti< AU< ntu :-...rrU-,
. wda legal
a
TOOK POISON FOR WHISKEY
Old Man Almost Killed by Drink
of Fishberry.
): T '? ri .*?!? ?. T r ai -
\S*iliiiln*-ton De)., K. i '&* i ;< m-*-. fc
' Adamj, Beventj ? : - I ?;
i will bfl more cai ura- a
r. a< h"S Int.. .. clo8?t to g l irlakfl
whlakey. He ?*?ldom Ind ..*? n :.-. liquor
but t" da f.lt ii' need of ?
?tlmulant, he entered .*-<l rooto
'an<l picked up s. i?..ttl" rhut h.* wp.
. *fl.
. berry.
Inatead lt waa filled wlth l -? .?*?**}?. t.
deadly potaon. H- t?ok . good Baa
dnr.k an.l th- n be i \ l.hyai
Ician by applylng the atrongeat <&*a8Jg
i ? i Vdan * ?
A SiX-DAY iOl/R
GETTYSBURG
. . . : . - ? ?
BATTLLFIKLD
IBa L.ty tt
WASHINGTON
October 5 to 10, 1912
$23*- New York
?aaa
' l ' '
f- 1- *. 4 - \ tl. P. A.
I ? ? ??
Pennsvlvania R, P.
SpeakingoiMediums
there ar. n iny bid tha ti
i -rtiser'i | troaage, and !' ha**
their ipecial clai ai **>?**?
taffes,
We aclievi th..; ??'? advertmni
metliurai are ajood lOaie better
yet i4-e bumbly thlnk thal <* aaai
1 rtr hr-t.
VoU Bak
1 bC StW \ 5*4/184*
.'ir- c ivei the entire Ot* N rth,
South. Eaat and NVest. ? irryini
Dver 1,800,000 passengers daily.
righi t>. ni thi :r homei te I
placea of business or i l
. ?' the \.,r;.-"> il '? ea in tl
Th.* advertising cards in these
( ara ar<* restricted to honest aaa
elean proposittona, with ereff
doubtful or objeeti nabtc feataff
eliminated.
Thia facl creates .. confioencg
in thr travelirtg public I"'*. ?**/
proven aaeli i !".: asgel lo ideer*
ti-rrs that maay oi rura have beea
?ith r*. for "M'r tfteen ye r- i ??
-.till eoatioae t.. n :\kc . onti ti
yeara ahead, and iro willina b1
I bj highei r.-iti--. than i rei be ''
W ."'.I d thrv -think \>^ hr
glad t.< <lo thi-* if they did nol ""
it nrontablc adeertising? B
Think it ovrr If "on the fenee
ahout aaSrertiaiag ia Nea Vo**
i*it\ wc eaa br ol w-'t h.lp te
y..;i A poetal alll briag i '???:,!'?
lentatire. .
Wc have the exeluaive control <"
iill the ;i.lv4*rtisin>* ipaea Ifl all the
New Vork Cify Surf.ce tars
Fiflh Avenue tfus:s.
StuJ)> the Cvds?
We hwt 4 Shncfifd.
New York City Car
Advertising Company
225 Fifth Avenue
Telephone 4680 Madison
JOS. HEINRICHS
IflJ BreadtMur. n-*?i Ttt m\^mmm,m
KlN'Ri-T t'nll'KllWAKi; IN KXIBTBNC*
M'K.-IAI. Hl ?"?'*-?? ??" '-*1
CARPET llli. WUIlaW
-ral .'i?*1 foluml.il*. B88, I8fi
CLEANINC 353W?tMi.$L

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New-York tribune. [volume], September 30, 1912, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924