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ilwZS fflH TAFT
Francis L. Leland Points Out
Need of His Re-election.
BIDS BUSINESS MEN STIR
Banker Adds Charge of Senti
ment in Campaign Is in
President's Favor.
i L? Leland, president of the New
jork County Natlonsl Hank, apeaklng of
th> , atlon yesterday, said that
j good and what was needed
to , tlmea waa tne ra-elec
n, nt Taft.
?i an of varied business
I!.. i.- preeident ..f the Amer
II.- II was
? I n.ooo.oon to the Metro
? \ t not so long ago
sBd,"* said Mr. I*>lanrt.
- several years. lf thfl
i&sured of Pn aldenl
? n prob
flt ?. _j mpalgn there
a an eia of proapertty aet In of
_^., would be proud.
? as and tartfl
rti with legltl
? a I I - Taft nd
m . .- ea us. and we sre
leflt now. Would it not be
an people, on tba
ln . reraal proaperit]. to rote
nd th.- upaettlng <>f our
1 Its affalrs"
? ln our bai h ba ra,
are largely loeal
i that buysra ai
- ? foi other COtm
tiss. and l l ar frequently men whom l
have known for many years, when they
N ank, say they hope that Taft
? i nd that neltner free
trade nor th.- wanton nssault on our COB
IBrvatlv. institutions may tbreaten efter
al ? on to dlsturb bui
Wanta Buaineaa Men'a Cluba.
"T' la feeling ls the . pe of the Taft
asmpatgn. 1* ahould wln the electton for
_fr Taft, for. after all. what affecta one
Bttle :? *-s "n sther Itnea
j im ?s on hyateria
OT ? ' business men i
ta time from thelr daily work
to nterest themaelvea In the Taft cstn
?Blgn. There should be more Taft busl
s formed, buaineaa men'a
farades and an lnterehanir.' of talk ?.e
>taeen en ! employe. whose in
larests nre ben.-flted alik^ by pr.>s:
?
"!!:. Ing taught as' that !t
n ? Taft if rs
.; ted, would have l!ttl*> further ti
pr ably with trusl
,i apital. They know where Mr.
Taft BtandB concernins: thelr Inti I
ai ? they have come to reallse that busi
6 or magnltude,
a v law and guaranteed, aa
w, | by an honeal admlnlatra
t; ao Im ' oon for
Says Protection Is Urgent.
ed," Mr.
1_ ied, "I am for adi
. .? -, Arm r: an Induatry.
^ ? that to auoceed agalnat the
w i. ]n our mercbanta and
' - nes? men Of 8V?r>'
?ors. We are in 14th
?, but we don't know where Wall
? want to know. I am
st of my abillty
t). my depoi :ors, and I want
n fhat."
- Mr. Rjieswvelt a
t. ? Mr. Letaad was Bsksd
tform <>f tbe l*?rogresslva party
|l falr aa to protectloa, but i arould not
t, replled. "Alt.
? ent be did not make any roo
ona i ohtrary to the prop
he wi.nted to several tim.-s. Wa
k h T.-stralned.' as he
1
"What do you belleve he wo'ild do If
t
'I don't know. I would not trust him.
It la ls poaatblfl to say what Rooa
Would do under any r.mcelvable clrcum
? He is not slncere and does not
' know v. hat he may do "
"Do you coafldder Mr. Wilson a practt
cal free trader?"
Calls Wilaon a Theory.
"I do. although he trlea to dany H
f ? T'.ft'a re-electlon la the only
ray of hope for eontJnved proapertty and
Mr. Wilson would bc an
Sapertmental theory. Tha business of this
i ntry is of too great magnltude and lm
portante to be exp'-rimented with. I'r. s
. .ndltlons are oatisfaetory; then why
,- rote to continue them?
DtJmast ln the campalgn
le all In Mr. Taft'a favor. Tho thlrd term
cbi dldate has nhot his bolt and his
Bti . Is rec?dlng: Wilson is utandlng
atlll. Buaineaa support ls turning moro
and more to Taft, as lt should.
"Ab-.ve al!, no iK-publh an BatOftfd vote
for WllSOfl as a rebuke to Roo
Taft can be elected and ever,- fUpublicaa
. eaat his vote to that end. The
thir.i term danger ls past; that of tarirr
Udcat llnancial leK;slatlon
snd oth. r 111 considered laws stlll thr*?at
i- DSavoerflaey.
"Bardly aay Inter.-st ln this eountry.
r ,,rl I ?. l-emocrats or Ra>
j ?.,. fearful otf the fttture,
? ld WUeon wln. That to my mlnd is
moe why bfl will not wln.
Lat ? Ihslr coiors. wsks
Bt, emphaslze
irfcs ln an overturnlng
hsat now whsn '-":.mi
are eo prosntBtng, -nd they
J at the response from the
v.h." _
WEDDINGS.
CADY?ELDER.
? m?- | rafe i-*"'i*-r. ?
rne, and <'l.v.-!.'.i.<i Cady,
Mrs. .i. <]*-v.-hiii<i Cady,
_j aftagaoon at tne
No. Bl iaist
Uan K. smith athelat
. ;...- siStflf Of tt"' ,,ri'''"
Kroom, .'. .,' honor. 83)4 I.wiUoti
?
a.
WALLING?GREEN.
Morrlatawn, x j., Ofct lt. Marrlecl oa
th. avealBg ..f tba thlrtleth weMlng an
? ?-?arv of ' reflSB, Mlss
Elel* May f;re?,, snd Oeorge I Walllng
hsd an their attendantfl Mr. tttii Mrs
am ll Oreen, father nn.i rnbfber of
plats al tbe
irid.K bsaae, la Moaal ICamble Wrenaa
Th. ceremony was perfonasd at 7p'0?OCB7.
Willlam KuHsell r>nr!.H,
? P**i Pnssytsrlaa f ur<h,
k^s "*-rK' "? rslstlvaa I- t,if'
onfl.- dt,,i bridegroum >i*-r.- presend Bup
P*.r wai .-, ivk, a. s O'clock AV"r 8
Bl-iOrt hf.ii?vm?on trto Ur. kh* .Mr?.*\Vall
jna will hve st No. 2 Bearlnj; avenut this
HAS PLAN TO MA
M. L. G. Droit Tells French
Silk Heavily Charged
Substances Proves Ii
Parls. Oct IS- A disi ov.-iy that la j
expected to remove thc .lang.-r t.. |
which mantpuatora of the x-my bave
been aubjected in I;h handllng was an
nounced to-day at th- kcoAemy <<t
Bclenc* s i.y m i, g Drolt. In his .--.
perlmenta M. Drolt waa Impresaed wlth
the rcmarkable capaclty of silk while
belng dyed to abaorb conalderable
quantltlea of metalllc aubatancea,
Wlth tho aid of two silk rnanufact
urera M. Drolt succ.fil.-il in gettlng
n ii.re of ailk heavily absorbed with
lead ami other aubatancea which
CHILDREN HIT BY AUTO
Two Badly Hurt by Car of T. F.
Ryan's Relative.
Two chlldren were run down, one
probai.iv fatally hurt, Ln Tonkera yea
terdaj afternoon, by nn automoblle
nwned by Charlea J Ryan, of Hewlett,
\'a.. aaid t.. be e of Thomaa
i". Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan were on
thelr \i.i> t.> New Tork after ;i tth'
through w. stcii. st. r County when the
lent ocpurrod.
Ifthazi.!?/., elght yeara ..1.1. and
? ater Elsle, fi-. ? '?!. >.f No.
II ?*arollne a> ? nue, v 1 -? croi
s.,utli Broadway at Hlgbland av.-nue.
Thej ran behlnd a atalled trollej ar
dlrectly ln tha path ..f the Ryan auto?
moblle Arthur G. Jennlnga, the chauf*
feur, was unable t.. atop the oar In
tlma to avotd hltting the chlldren The
boy'a akull waa tr- cturad, and ti:.- little
glri's left thigh araa bn.k.-i). Th< ? w< re
: iirrled to st Joaepb'a HoapltaL
Mr. and Ifra Ryan want with thelr
chanffeur when he was arreated to the
statlon house. Thc cbauffeur was held
In .<1,4>>>4) hall and -Mr. Ryan lefl hli
moblle ns aee irlty f..r tbe appear
nn ?<? r>f Jennlnga In co irt. The cl
againat the cbauffeur wai r<
? g. Both be and tl .- Ryana de*
lenl bj -- unavoldah
f;ir as the chauffeur w^ concerned.
Mr and Ifra Ryan and the phauffeur
Yonkera f"r Manhattan .01 a trol
?
HONORED IN COMMECTICUT
Tablets of Senators Platt and
Hawley Unveiled.
. ? ?
Hartford, <'<mri , Oct
fl
-.. Capltol t'-day in .
: v of .1.,sc;,!, ROBWell ''
Orvllle Hlteheocb Platt, Unltad Btatea
? rs The pr. aentatlon 1 ?
hv 11 WaJea Llnea, "f Meiiden, j
who pr. aented th.. Platt men*
hy Charlea H. Brooker, of Anaonla who
? be Hawli y memoi .al. both of
.. were lifelong frlenda ol 1
torH.
? , ' '
nor Sln ? who no
? 1 them f'.r th" atate, and ? ?
,,r the day W4Bra ex-Senator John '!.
...r, Who eul ator Platt, an.l
tha Rav. i?; Bdwln Pond J'ark.-r. ..r tius
city, who paid trlbute to General Haa
hls <-.. "f many yeara. Nlnety
I .rvivors of tiie old ?
Volunteera, all who wer* able r.f Q
Hawley'* reglment the i
rougheat {.art of the civll War, wera tha ,
i of honor of t: lon which J
irga th<- pn paratlon nnd the
unvelllt-.K of the tablets.
The tWO I - < gnlfl
north portloo .>f the Capltol, tba
Hawley tablet betng aal ball,
Herbert Adama, lt Bboa
genan 1 ??"
form. with hls hand r.-sting on bla sword.
and belon II ?- tba m al ol tba atal -. and
hls public reeord:
Th<- first voluntear In Connectl. .t foi
the Clvll War and breveted n
.-ral ln 180.', Governoi from '66 t<? '87; In
Congreaa from "78 to '81; L'nlted Btatea
from U to 1806, wb< n ba dled.
The Platt memorial la Blmpler, BBd the
tablet la endrcl4jd by a laurel wreath it
shows tba Benator aittlng wlth one arm
reatlng r?n the arm of hla chalr and tbe
da him. The tni rlp
Uon li
Orvllle Hltcheock Platt, Benatoi of tbe
Unltt ?
*? '
Don't fail! To have your name on
the registry books before 10 o'clock
to-night. lf you don't register,
you can't vote. lf you are not rerjis
tered by 10 p. m., you will losa your,
vote thia year. No good citizen fails
to register and vote.
__-?>
CANAL POSTAL BANK P0PULAR
Thirty Nationalities Have $357,000 on
Dcpositr?Are 2,402 Accounts.
[Fresa Th* Trf. m* Bureau I
Waahlngton, Oet. la-Tblrty aattonaH*
Uee ar.- r< pn-s.-nUd by the 8.101 depOBltora
ln the postal aavlnga bank ln tba Canal
Zono, i.ccoi-ding 10 u rapoti to tba Poat*
tnast.-r Oeaeral
on June at, rJU, tl 1 ? nd rallway
emplayaa bad plaoad WMBi in moaas
,,-<i.rs. iia\abi<- to theraaelvea at the of*
Boa of lssue one year later, but BV*
months after tbe postal BBVlnga bank araa
ln operatlon tbey bad OB deposit 1."*0,<V>0,
.,f which 8887,088 n_ in the Boetal bank.
_-e
BONCI MAKES SIX RECORDS.
Ah-ssaridro Honci. tba t>nor. yaaterday
,,.;,(!<- sIx recorrls, this betng the fljel tlme
be haa siing Into a grafimola ln thc Unltad
Sm,:.s Th<- r.-cords LOClltded s.-l. iCtlOfM
from "Martha," "B*_4_eM and oth.r
aperaa "nd for his ktndly OaVeea the
tenor recalvea fJflO.aaj ln fuii paroent
forever. In raferrlng to tba oaanraarctal
aida af tba eoatract, alr. rJoe*el ad?Itted
iie had discov.-r.-ii a bOB8 fJde|*aldeB BOta
"THE SUN DODGERS" PRODUCED.
[liy Tfl.-Kn.ph I* *?)* Tl"' ?'
klhani' <?< t i" ?? '? Taagaay opened
,...?. to-nlghl m Law PtaMtfa Tha Bun
Dodgara.rbe ??_ i""':" rs" ls ?***?
in two aeta aad aavea acenea and de*
pleta th.- llfe uf liLlcinhit, m.-ii and
women who form a nlghl hawk,colo
thelr own, called "Sunleaa Ity. <?'-??
W. M,,i...,.- and Harn Flaher were Ml*a
Tanguay'a chlef aupportera. Qthera wen
Bell. Blanche, Maude Qray. Nan ?ren
nan. Nal F*leld*. Denman Malc> llaiow
Crane, Jerry Hunl and a tmor? ol
elght y. _
_1-?* ?
AUTOISTS AT LAKE GEORGE.
I gg Talagiapk la 1 a* ltlaaaa.1
i.-.k.- Oeorge N. y.. Oet lt A;r,v.;'!.?
from N.-w forh by automoblle a KOrt
?vviiiia.,1 Henry Hotel o.-duy lnclud* \t -
planck Colvto, Mr. and Mrs M. I ark.-r
and Mr. and .Mra. F. K Li il0>
XE X-RAYS SAFE
Academy of Sciences That
with Lead and Other
mpenetrable Armor.
proved Impenetrable armor agalnst
the raya Ons nlaoB <>f nilk Ihua
charged welgba 268granifl to tbenqusra
metrr. With aix thlchnesses of this
sllk lf, Drolt faslihun'il 3 short |
whlch he has used auccaaafully In
handllng X-raya. Tho glova p i ?
ths dooble sdvantage <.f Bupplenesa
and protection agalnal ih<- raj a
m. Drolt aaya thal rerii*atsd tests
have proved ths compl?t8 efniracy of
tha glove In wardlng <>tt Injur
handlera of JC-raya, and ha ?
io greatly factlltate exarnlnatlona and
. \p rlmenta w iili them.
CANADA'S CABINET CRISIS
Two Ministers Object to Paying
Big Sums for British Warships.
| B) ? ta 'i'lie Tr bone. 1
< ittawa, < 'nt . i .11. lh Tba i atrlnel
crlala, due to the Impendlna announoe
thi Borden govei nm< nl
polli ipaet all .'al. ulatlona al.'
th.- im:. ture of Canadian poll?
tica. Th.- reported resignation >>f Mr.
Monk. Mlnlater of Publlc Worka, i full;
conflrmed to-nlght an.l Mr Nantel, Mln
i.Ht.-r of Inlaad Ravenue, la ezpected to
reslgn Imm. dlati I] No offl. lal aa
I M i. Monk's i ?
bui tli.it i" a inatti r ??
The tv. o mln!' tei d a aubrala
alon to thi people of the proposltlon to
more milllona to
Greal Brttaln for naval defence, The
refltflmatfona <>f th#- mlnletera vviii open
two . onai 11 uencl. a nd bi li l
ttona in whlch the government'a candl
datea will have t>. i ipport the i
? f the proposltlon thal the Qiiestton of a
hiige contributlon should not bi
mlttsd to ti... people. George II. Perley,
who aetsd as Premler ttartng Mr Bor
ln Bngland laat aummer, will
irtly act aa Mlnlater of
Worka Ue la h natlvs of Naw Hamp
. ? B. bool,
I, and of i larvard I'nlveralty.
RACE FOR $100,000 IS WON
S. R. Smith Infirmary Fund
Passes Mark Ahcad of Time.
Inate td of readlng "l ,. at I il
hour : as ln
'
' - ? I
thja B. "rjt Smith Inl
.....
amounted t.. ty; ?
l-.-ul promlsed that If the rollisctlori a
that hlgh he would ad*l J2.v?i nnd ftll
....
|
ln tbeli
- ? ? of time lefT
?f*?r Ihe campalgn .Ioph not clo->' until
"? ? evenlng, < Wrtol
te.- bepl rlghl on at a I I ralaed ihe
<-xtm $1
. no -
?1 ln all
N. Y. UNIVF.RSITY DAY.
Founding of Institution Celel:
by Graduates.
?
nual foundei
morning In the Audltortum, al Ui
Helghts, ln i r th*
? th annlrersary of the f in. | of th*
ty. The proi
by im-iioi. ra of tl ?
aleted of aeveral a a/llh in trgbi
by W l.w i ? tween the
er.
prei ld. nt'fl addi ? ' llvere 1
l > Willlam \ .. ..
of th'
ln the i.isiorir.ii addreaa C v.
t the i
have marl ?' tho untver
mon n?I
I f..r a
new school foi blgher edueation, to tbe
I >r l.hi?? i
Brown i llor <>f the un.
Frank Glfford then dellvered th* poem,
ln ?.- bleh h< honore I the of Ihe
foundei b, and < i ? hom i and
.? to tb. name of Ni at Vork i'nl
?
? w >???.-.? 1 Plnley M.
lie dwelt uj
? a men v. ho
ld. a of I
and how throush | the coll.?.?
was ii .. l. one oi the strong. it ln the
. ountry.
? ?
WOMAN WFJTER L0SES .SUIT
Court DismisHcs Action Brought by
Aged Mrs. Merriwother.
? Kelly, In the Bupreme < 'ourt, In
Brooklyn, dlamlaa d yesteg the cai e
broughl by Mrs Rlhtabeth Merrtwether,
of st i>oiii'i, agalaat the Walt. i
? Ing ?'ompany to I
vanced to del ray part of the aa,
publlahlBg be* i...*.k. The court ruled tbal
there was Inaufflcient avldenee to prove
fraud. The aged errltee alleged, Inclden
taiiv. thal 'i"' puWlshlng jsompsay told her
to atop bothertng it about bar book or lt
iro ild publlab all bar eorn i pondenc* ln
li< r teotlmony Mr Merrlwether ad
ri.itr*-.i tba .'oinpanv bad publlahed her
book, hut ahe aald nothlng bad been dens
to advaaoe Its flsle
--e
THEATRICAL NOTES.
The Natlonal Federatlon of Theatre
4 ini, i that the n.-\t plaj to be
produced under Ita pollcy of preaentlng
Ihe worka of new authora ia i ntltled "The
Road io Arcady." Tho author i* Edltb
mi Tupper
E/iorsBce itoi.i rt? wiii mske ber flebul
i? vaudeviUe at the Unlon Bqusre Ths
utre nest Moiiiiav, when ahe will preeenl
for the flral time on any Btage a naw
oii.-a.t plaj entltled "The Woman Int.-r
\, nea," bj. 1 Hartlay llannera
TheSbuberta SBBOunce f..r tb.-ir produe
tlon Of "Tbfl a"1V8 FrankforNTs" t Ifl . n
gagemen! of Bdwsrd Rmery, PYaak
Loaee, Renee Kell) and Hylton allen, He
ils ar.- belng held every mornlna al
Willlam Colller'a Comedy Theatre, where
"Fanny'a Mral i'ia\" im now belng pre
s. ated
Charlefl Bryaat tejaiBeily *>f tha st
lamea Th.-atre, i.oi.oi.n, arrtvad on thfl
Mauretania to play one of the prlnclpal
parta with Mme. Naalmova In "Bella
I .oiina."
a Btrarg* Br-**1"1 baa .ome t<> glBaldari
th<- baartfl sf asscuttvafl aad aotora ns
tereated ln the aueceaa ef the bt_ Drury
i_.,,,. ?,. loiii un... "The Whlp." lt ts u
dlmlnutlve EntrlUih owl, whlcl waa ln %
<raie of llfi Blxed vvax ftgurea n>.-,| in the
second acl "f "Tbe Wlilp." The ftguraa
were boxed up ln \jont\ot\ laat Auguat
. -?e
Register! Regiater!! Register!!!
PoL'tively your last chance. Booths
open at 7 o'clock thia morning and
close at 10 p. m. Better attend to it
at once. Deley may be fatal. Don't
wait until later in ino day. Do it now!
SCIENTISTSDINNERGUESTS
American Geographical Society
Completcs 8 Weeks as Host.
The Amcric.m Qaographlcal Society
wound up ita eii^ht WOOiuf > nt.-rtalnment
.three foretga sci.-ntisis last night
with a dinner ln prtvata apartments at
the WaldorC kfosl loudly applanded, aa
i'..i among the tablea was the
Btern and tveatber beaten Rear Admiral
Robert B. Paary, tbe dlacoverer of the
North Pola
in all thi a wera ona bnadrad an.l flfty
Elghl Weeka agO the society in
-.,.. ,i the foi '?? thla oountry to
help c li '.rate its Blxtlcth annh ? i sary. and
8 been enter
talii.il .'ii tralris Bnd boata and In anto
mobllea from here to the Padflc <'<>a?t a'id
back agaln. There wera alcsmtlfle rapra*
aentatlvea from thlrteen forelgn eoontrlea
..s well as phllanthroplata bankera and
our own aclentlati
John Greenough, t.ill and venerable
! beneath an enormoug Amerh-an
- ? i- above th<- gpeakera* tnbie.
ii.- apoki briefly of having r.-ad ln the
so. j. t* ? Bulletln ihe orlglnal lettera from
such explorera aa Ltvlngatori and Stanley,
in whleb they rrcount4?d thelr famoua dla
. overlea
t speaker waa Di Joai | b Partach,
profeaaor ,.r geography In the L*i
f Berlln I 1. eeted the ol ? tlata,
and, in gpeaklng of the LavUh manner in
m im h tbeir expenaea had b4 en paid, aald:
"Where ti,, i ? nded meena
rame from we know not, but, '
Athenlana <>f >,id. we a ill ??' ' i
noa ii i od "
Tl ?? "th. i speaki rs p t, Alhert De
? i ? ? n. aei r.-t.n \ of the ?
.-,? j. |. .,f uili Juli ? da >? bokal ky,
oi ..f phyi; al c ography at the
Arademl '? I at the Eccle
M Lo,
i Ceorga
? oim, II \ ? I of the Ro* al
Sr ottlah Geographli al BO. I< ty.
'
John FI F*lnl? of tha College of the Clty
of New Tork, Prei i I ' ' i T Radhry
?' y ]-. i >r ralbaal ? FTan llton Flah Kean,
?\iiKust Kuiiii. to rjk ????? r Kuna Pre
f,s^,,r ITertvhel C. Parker, Judg* Charlea
E. siiiiiiis and Count PbuI Tei.-ki.
IT'S ALL ART TO "LARRY"
Mr. Mullig-pn Serene. Though
Piiintincf Is CnlWl Bop;us.
' I. ? r. '? kfulllg in, of the Bt
Denta Hol n'l kni4W aboul ai t would
ook it mli bi .1 ? more Por, i ?
? kl fthl ' lt. The
? : by r- itiesrl for
* that
-?>?? i - ?
pain ti n af
tlon 1b one
? i Ich a atatei i *? It a
ra to-day 1
- ? ? [
artlal frlend r>r t. I
.br, il ? . *
i palntlng In tha I
I
?
nufactu
?
Mr. Mulllgan oo ept4 d I
ment i ?
"Well, now, that remlnda tm
lf r. Down.
tter a few
. plcture
Ie ton tter, and
atcr p rueat ln the
I ,'.!. *)
t tha letti looklng
at a bu plcturea ar
?
lt*B "ti? <>:
. tmr. Ifr Mulllgan led tho way
to a hall that a 1 leturea
"Whats the name <,f the thhi
aak.-d "Il v. ? ?
. ilntlng to
Well, tbts
in lt," md Mr M'il'1
,.n WbO
was plod
"You'd Dowi f," bo
ii, u g, t lt. I tl Ink
be dldn'l paj nn* h ati lo tha let?
when ha r< i i'
Mr M illlgan wi I all dlaturbed
-
? . ?,,,(.; walla
BY BOAT TO YALE ARMY GAME
Hondrick Hudson to Make Trip for
Football Contest.
Tl . M I ?? Will
. trlpa of pran
-
Weat P
rale-Weat Polnl game. Th*
? ,. iii ii it, Nea fork aa follows
treot, IOJ0 8 tn . W< H ttd
.-... to BJ a ii. ; Weat 1 8th ati
a t?. and will arrlve al Weat Polnt bi
i , , it, tlme for the i ill d
., wlth mlliurj b nd Return win
be mada Immedlately after thi
maklng the run to N.
:'> :| '""":
Speclal tlcket* foi I areflSeech
? -n from New Fark to
Polnl and return. and ma* ba pro
cured ln advance I ntotliaa^ma
is bj 1ris 1r:?11.? ri
WHAT IS GOING ON TO DAY.
..,,!?.!,,?, lo the Ainerl nn Mimaim. of
ul t.r ' th* Metropolltan Ifu u i
Van ' ortlandl P*r* M
,.p. ? from I
a. m to i" !?? '" , ,, ?
7_ar^ . :~?
Wllllam Bulaer, afternoon.
U?tln.. of ,\r. ai-- tural Ia* ".'
york w. -?'
|..,lk' piace. afternoon
, t n,? Aa*,? lat* Alumnsi Of Nnrntnl
K.'imlon ot tli" ?aa ???, ?, an
, ..ii,.,,-.'. Park av*no* and 4,*th str<-. r. _
i, in
,-?. .im ?? af lai 1*1 *rei ted In eomroemora
llmda'o? .- "' 8:M
i .- i,,i, r Hedges al dinnej of Iba
I";!,,,;.,,,.. N-, Wfl Orand *tr*4rt. 7 ?. ,?
,, tha Italian Cbamaa* ef Commerea
Waldorf latorla, 7 p m
,_. ,,... .... pollt ? sl :., ellng. Pabllc
"aaathati rira* av-aaa,
,;.,?.,,? \i:,?ri..ina ,.r Nea rera, <ar.i.)?i?
Hall, evanlag
\,h,,**,.* bi aavernor Wluten an.i
. u.ratle n ' -
,,, aturtc, Brooklra, evenlng.
m ,,,.,- or th- >-v.- Btlv. ? emmlttee ef tb*
?M?u <? ,,l- .? n rlot to seleei n
,,"w nia.n anaidat.
beadqear
Nin g
,,,,!L (lf th* Woaaea PragreaaUea or
iim.'ki-... No 883 Flatl -. Brook
l, n, 8 30 p. m.
Addraaal ? ,-l,"uUV
Rterllng !:? ,-u ?-'-'" ' :"''- No *u WM
144tb Btreet B "?" i1 "'
ii.i.iie leetnrea <-r tka Board ?t Edaeatlon,
' a,':. p. ,?. Public Behool IM.uatli atr.H
..,.?. ,,f Kifin avenu l ncle aam *
, k; M"?r,;v"
-7ti. atreet and Co umbua avenu*
K?h Amtritin N.18.? JheJ^r Po.U.ca
- [*., Wllllam lt Hhepherd; l.i
??, |2i ga.1 .,mi, mh.c "BjPh"''
n l.lbrary, N.-,.u '
? -FosslI Evid.nres or Bvolu.
tlon." Profeaaor Beraue < fchmuclier; Bt.
B.riholemeW. Hall. No -?'?'/^*-'\
Vr. Thonia* A Sior.-y.
APOTHEOSIS
* I alM A Flftl*, ?E(_ll?V4Lft IN THE- DOCrRINf ?? TOTHE V'CTOftS ZEUOHQ THE $POf**-S"?'UEtB_
/^> ??/*,. ?sb aBrja^wsssaaajaias)
DR. KUNITZER LOSES CASE
County Medical Society Free to
Expel. if It Wishes to Do So.
The Appellate Dlvialon afflrmed yester
i order of the Bupreme Court re
? . ? ?
n ..f i>r inltsar to re
??? from
? ,l.ln | an-. action tO C
. m from mi mber
? m fr.-e to '
I " ' ?
??
?! ?'
? i.f a letter wrlttf-n to tbe
ron Egg
i ?. i a irged from tl
f the 8 denbsm Hos
; ti-.- efforta of ln-. K
I ii i said thal the rjrcorda <>f the hos
: tO r: Bkfl lt 88
| ' | ? ? Bwsld bsd
dlffleult ? peratlona
tter i Ud thal it. Kanltssr wsa
1 the rhanirltiK of
Ihe record a "f tbe hospltal.
? ard "f . enaora "f the i ounty
?? mi r>r. Kunltaer ajullty
? f tmprofeaslonal eonduet and ?
. (pulaloB. Dr. Kunltaer aald
? had not received a fair hearlng
.,rrl fr*e.l to prSVSnt the flna! BCtlon on
'
.-a>-?
WELCOME THE CANAL
Bankers of Interior and South
Hail Opehing of Waterway.
plet'on of the Pai
? an Important factor m I a da
velopmenl of ths Wsal and Bouthweat.
fact ibed the key
nber of addreaaea made ln
toi Qallery <>f tn.- Waldorf laat
evenlna Bankers and n >i .su.to men
from forty-flve dtlea ln th.- Bouth, Weal
snd Mlddle V* ?. ;t, wbo ar.- ).
? ronfi ? ? repreaentatlvea of fhe
ITnlted Btat. ?? and Truat Com
w. -. the
1 Tha anormoua cropa of rorn, wheat and
i-otton that have "ist i.n barvoated arlll,
in th- oplnlon of these repreaantatlve
buaineaa men. Increaae real es
and otherwlaa greatl) Improve j
condltlons One Intereatlng Bti
.i.- by John K. Ottley. vtce-preal
dent of the Fourth Natlonal Hank at -u
who said;
ope bad laat year been an'- to
frathei every ounce of gold mlned in the
ind ahlpped II to the South, lt
would have fallen HZS.TjTA.OOO ehort of pay
Ing the Bouth'a ln 11 against Burope for
? lught In the Bouth bi
last year Practically one-fourth <>f the
Unlted Stat.s entire export trade for the
Issi thlrt; Iwo yeara baa conalated of tbe
iavv cotton.
The repri a* ntatlvea of the ITnlted Bl itea
Moi tgage and Tr ist i "ompani bai
bero atnce Thuraday. On Thursday after
nooa b bualnesa eonference waa bJ ld ln
tha dlrectora" room, at Mo, SS .'eii.ir
Btreet and yeaterday there waa a Beneral
condition i through?
out tbe eountry. Thla was folaowed by
the dinner of'lasl evenlng To-.iay the
rialtora artll ba taken oa a boat trlp
around Naw \"fk snd to-.utrkt the] wttl
no to a theatre
e
BIG SHOW TO HELP POLITICS
League oj Democrats on the Stage
Makes Announcement.
i.,,r the flrat tline m tha blatory of the
eountry polltlefl and .irama wiii ailngle
on the flafafl bsgi "a fljunday avenlaaj;
? j,, ai ti.-- HlppOdrome, said thfl
BgOOl yesterday ln BflBdlBg forth
nouncemeata for ihe "mammoth
i. -limonlal OOncort"' tO ln- ftven l,v tbe
an ; Mai ? ball Thajatrleal Leiagua.
?Th.' Bjrsatast lalazy "f atage atsra
fV,.r ;-,it.n toajtstber," is tba aBurtag
proaalaa held out by tha Basgue, an.l the
mlagllni of pollUes ao.i drssna la hlnted
,i j,, the anaemncssnent thal Willlam
Bulaer, Auguatua Tbeenaa and May irwin
Will Spe -1
Moi.- than flftj stars have VOlUnteSTfld
t.. app.-sr. among tasaa wiuiam peJttar
and Oeorge M. *''>han, who nre I.
ipoelalty iou.th.-r. BSOBtgososry sadllaBSM,
,a,.,s \, Dr. aar, Hiossom
Beetey, Csrtsr i>' Hav.n, Tsts Kswa an.l
l.llllan Hbav. alao vvill !.?? th.-:--.
i_ e
Important! The eleetion! Ycu want
to help aettle the probleme by your
vote. To vote you muat regiater. To
day ia your laat chanco to regiater.
Regiater at once. Bootha open from
7 a. m to 10 p. m. You will find your
regiatration place in tho papers.
OBITUARY.
MRS. A. W. GREEN.
Oreenwlch, Conn., Oet M A. W.
Irecn, Wife Of tl lent of the Na
l0n ,i i- in i,,-,i here '
?
inder th.nrtanl care ?>f phyalclana
.. a, which waa
i-st reported
emarkabl* by th< i gtraordlnary
ler hua to I rlni I
lealth. Mrs. i flrat treat
,v i,r t. C. Hyd mmoned Dr.
dlller, <>f Cbl< igo ' Imei
? '
v,.--,:.! ba well to idolph
llckel, >.f Bet ' -rt in th"
?adlum, to come I ?
ns , ura
Mr. iirt-en went ln peraon t<> Germany
illy perenad
tl
irrivc.l bera "-'] th"
rlnglng 1
n? !,,s,.,i ln >. - " ' '"?'IS r'lk,'r'
,rr at Quarantlne, ti.- n hurrl
nobtle '
. en lo
:;, i r.
. ? f,:ner,-il will te held at Sr.
CThurch, Oreenwlch,
ift.-n
JAMES M. REQUA.
.tames m. Requa
.-.- at the Cnlon I
? .rs ol l Mr.
Requa l ad ?? a ai tlve u ? ??
iK-,.. a brother and nephew, both of
? -ve.
Horn ir. N?
i!s earl
... .. ],. t. r : New rork Unl
, which be
Folowlng his graduatton Mr. '?' ?
aklng I ualneaa, retnalnlng ln
t upto twenty yei i
rla never tn irrleA
e
MAJOR MICAH JENKINS.
Charleaton, B C .
lenkina, aon of General Mlcah Jenldna ???*
ba confederate armj ??
?silk atocklng troop" of tha Rough
? tha war wlth Bpaln, dled h(
I,, ||.. wi s tit ?ld, ai.,t waa
leputj collector of lnt< rnal i
'harleeton.
Uajor Jenklna waa a gTaduate of Weat
Polnt, and aerved In tbe later Indlai
?,,r gallantn -1' ;!"- battle ol
um he a major and r<
..< from I'olonel Rooaevelt. l*he
? Bouth Carollna voted -i aweartl to
M.-i ,.r Jenkl
e-??
RICHARD C WORTHINGTON.
i nv Telograph t-. i'i-- Trll i
Phlladalphla Oct Lf.- Rlchard C. w.,rth
ngton, pr.-shlent <-f the Tl i ab-ntlr..- Com
!n the palnt
ind rarnlah bui Im i of ti:.. I i
lled this rnornlag from oephrltla al hla
,oma here. atr, Worthlngton waa forty*
old and waa promlnent In tha
of Phllad
ii.. araa kimwn aa an <-M" i '
md varnlahea. He waa a member of tba
Ma, ufactui era* C'l b and of thi Dn
' bi mlcal ' 'lub of Nea fork. Ua
i wife and three
i? <
GEORGE W. METLAR.
1 h- ri slean ? " ?? r
Nea Bruaawlek, N. J., Oet 18 i
IV. M'-tl-ir .li'-.l BUd Icinv .,n thc liiwn of
da bome al tha Rarltan land Ing le-da)
4 h.-.irt alaaaaa He waa elghty-four#
.eiirs i.id aad oo aad upward ol
mndri ?! lerea <>f land, Intsliidlng I
Etooa Hall. where tbe New Brunawlck
?(..-iitrv Club golf Irnka ara H<
,v,.r'h I504J.OOO. The homeatead where he
,v,-,i was imllt ln 1742 and faces the Rari
an Rlver. in early llfe he. was engaged
ii the clothlng and lumber buali
,ii,;..w. iu< companlon for sixiv yeara i't"'
lour chlldren Burvlve. <
??-e
MRS. HARRIET M. COTTRELL.
iiarrict kforgan 4 'ottt-cii. wife of Charlea
p, Cottrell, dled aarlj yeattarttaj morning
it ber hom.- in Weateiiy, R. i Mr-. Cot
i-.-n was a BBember <>f the New London
rbapter of tie Dati lero of I
?an Revolution an.l promlnent Ln Waat
?il> Boclaty. Mr. Cottrell, who, srlth four
?hildren, Burvlvea her, la treaai
? b, Cottrell ?*? Bona Company, prlntlng
ireaa manufacturera The tuneral aer
rica win ba held at Mra CottreB'a bome
Sunday afternoon at - _ o'clock.
?
ALFRED T. PERRY.
Marletta. Ohlo, <>ct. II Alfr.-d T Perry.
Brtialdanl ol B*_rtotta fJotlaaja, dled aad*
i,niy this morning ;? t hla horae bare from
icntc iii.ii)," sti.iii. ?: n Ln Gene
100 III AugUBl Lf. Is**, and was formcr
|v i profeaaor at the Hartford Throlotfoal
Beqilricry. from whloh li" waa graduuted
la IM
ANOTHER REMBRANDT
TESr
Dr. De Groot to "Expertize'*]
$50,000 Walker Picture Again-j
I >r. Hofatede de Or i tt, ? picture expertrj
of Tbfl la eomlni; to thla .'ountryyl
;t |s ? ? stu.ly a eanvaa aequlredj
T. B, Walker, r-ff
a, known as the "whlte pinej
tber It la really a Hom-'
brandl -<l. "Tho.
\n Kewa," out to-day, says lt,
; that Dr, de Oroot, who pro- ?
? ie work some time
? /?" it further.
known as "The Adultrass
Dr. Bode of Berl'ln, and Or Vslentl
?? i im "f Art, are"
? . pl. tnra as .t
?dt. Dr. !':?-:
. tnothi r authortty on
plctun la that the , * 'ha
work ol er j ertod.
palntlng I ' ?? ln the
f ths 1 of 11 ? irougb at,
? later acqulraai.]
lea BedeM
.. fot it at a later perl d,<
? luded ln th?"
Weber eollectlon. aold to a dealer in thla!
bcqulred bj Mr. Walker. At onel
aald to haverl
|
rl pubJlcatton Bsyi,*"
? i,at i t i come to this1
.'. h Rn<1 Fleirl?j
? and p'i??j
: re and whtcb hava i.e.-a)|
I
.-!
DIED.
? -s.i. lluntilna. Cniolln. 9. J
, raliam. B
Metlar, O^rse W, *
y, .1- ai.nettB U J
ry.
? "
' the lnt? Alfred)]
?nd Bt. JjirK-Si
. October li>, as*"
j
Thuraday, or-tub.nJ
17. :r -r l'-aia*J
arlll bs held atf
orn. r 44th st..
i SO p rrwl
ite.
? ser II, et htff
I, ,!,:..- M-.r-rj
-? ,*'* home, -ji.div/1
I
::T Thomaa T. An annlversary aaaaaefl
: ti ..? <>ui La4y oM
.. Isy rt-.orrw"
n,K. < i lol ? r 18th. it '.< ofek i
pj i:\i : tol sr ia. 1012.J
of Roberu
mu K. In the '>'h v-.'.ir <>r her*.
.. ? pltta irgh Bervlcee at]
h< i j West DTtb et^sfl
20, at 4 p. m. 1
.'onnecti-j
? . er, l?12. l-7sth"_j
II .,.' hel.l al -i Mary'. t'hur hj
20, ?i 2.*m
' I ? N>vv]
y,,ri ? Kallrofl i tr.iarl
ItlOB at 1:06 p. m.
fi'tiry,,
- her -ta'iKlitrr,.
an, .'onn.j
I D. 1
snd, Tuesday, ef
ii nm o?.f?
t ? r a short
l?>lo\ *d son nf
reremlab
\ M.serolr, In his .VM resr Funeral ser
... .'?? ice, No ?'.:>'?? fclsdl
-,. .:. tober 2t at
[nt. ? ? ? >: '? anlence of the
\i: r.i.t-red Into reat. nn October lt
\. ? Isi Iged M ves.rs. Ku
late n aliience, Rarlt.n
-?:. -,-. Brunswli le, N ' . n Monday
Sl 2 o'clock.
IflTRPHl Y <ni Frlday, f>rtob?r 11. at ber late
. Iwey, Jeannett. l.am
\ Murphey. Funeral
aiit Bawera
RFEVEfl Harry K.evefl, on October 17. aa-fld
? puneraJ < 'liurc h. No I
mk 1-7 fami .vli Buiiding).'
inobllo coit- .
RBQUA "n October IS. 1912. at fnlon Iv-sauej
,:.ii. hla 'nt' resllence. J-.ir.es Mlllori Reque,
ln ihe Bd year of his a?6. Funeral not'oe
_
CEMKTEKIE&
TIIE WOOIH AWN rEMgTETlY,
?>md Bt Bv Hnrlem Trnin and by TrollflBV
W Offi?'?*?. *> East J3d 8t.. N. Y.
I MlrRTAKEBg
FRAVK E. TAMPBEI.r,. 241-? Weet St(W
Rt Chnr-.'ls. Prlvat.- Itooma. Prlvet* ArabflM
lanrns T.'l H'-'l '-ti.-;se,i ___^^
OFFICEB.
M\fS fiFT-'l' T. No. 17)4 Nflfl.su fltreflt.
L'PTOWN OFFICE?No. 17)84 Broadway, JsM
any Amerlcan Dlstrlot Tel^irr.ph Offlea. I
HVRIEM OFFICES? No. 15T East 12ntb!
street, No .'.II West 125th atr.at end SmA
lig #est llSSta atreet. _J

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