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Party Caucus Begins To-day
What Promises To Be a Long
Fight Over the Bill.
INSURGENTS PLAN ATTACKS
Will Make Special Efforts to
Restore the .eYmendment Pro
hibiting Interlocking Bank
Directorates.
I Kr m Ib# Trlt>;ine Pui. 11 '
Washini'ton, Auc. 10.? The administr.i
tion eurrenC* Mll wlll be pul brfoiv the
Democratic caucua to-morrow. PrOOpOCta
are that it will be the subject of factlonal
wrangling for at least a week. and the
insurgent faction. led by Representative.,
Henrv. Racsdale. Neeley and Bagle, wlll
flght to amend the meaaure.
Hr. Heary, ehalmnaa of thc Rulea com?
mittee, who acta aa advlaer ln chlel to
the recalcltranta on tha Banhtng nnd
Currency Committee, assert* that a ape*
cial effort wlll be made to restore to the
bill the amendment prohlblting Interlock
!ng dlreetoratea among national banks.
This amendment was VOted into the hill
by the committee and then voted out. at
the urgent recommendation. it ls said, "f
the Treeident.
The lnaurgents alao will centre their
efforts on the ao-falled Henry-lUga l ?
amendmenta proeldiag for an "agricuit
ural credit" currency These amerid
ments were defeated in committee
Three Recalcitrantt.
Three memhon of the committee will
go into tne caucua refatdng to support
the favurahle report of the majorlty.
Meaara Eagle, Ragadala and Neeley win
throw down the gage of battle before Xho
a haa been under way an hour. aml
a spirited party rom \a BBBIired
Mr. Neeley e*W Injeet Into the discus
Blon the findlngs of the Puio money
tni?t" committee. and will inslst on a re
opening et the Inquiry, with liuldental
demands for an anti-interlo, king directo
rate amendment and an investigation of
?acretar- M Adoo'i ehargea of a "bank
conaplracy" to depress the 2 per cent
bonda
Mi. Bagle, who recently gavfl aUteen
dlflferent laaaona why tha admlnletratlon
currency bill should not bc aupported. will
rebel on general principles. belleving that
the fllaaa ?*???? meaeure latabllahaa a pa
ternallatic relatlonahlp between the gov?
ernment and the banka.
ln order to embarrass membera from
rural communitie- wh" may be on thfl
fenee recarding the "agricultural credit'
amendments. rolleallg will be demand' 1
by the Ineurgenta
? lf the banks are to be permltted to
laaue currency agalnal their -rotftea aa*
aetf " argues htr. Henry, "why ahould
the rarmer ba denled the gatvUaaai ol
. onrartlnfl into ready money his cotton.
corn and wheat. corored by bondad
warehouoc rei-eipta?"
To Fight "Corn Tassel" Currency.
The Olaaa faction ln the currency Com?
mittee calla this "cara tassel" currency,
and the < onsc rvativc* are being corrallod
to vote down any ohange in tiie funda
mental principles of the Wll as approved
by the eotntnlttea majorlty.
I UthOUgh he was orlginally opposed to
currency laglalatlrm at the extra aeeatoa,
Mr. l'liderwood wlll assume the pait "f
peacemaker at the cattCUa, ln deference
to the u'.shes of the Prealdent, he will
aid I'halrman Olaaa ln boidmg the Domo
crats ln line for the bill. The majority
leeder has been ;.d\ised that a poil of the
House Democrat^ shows that the .-iirren
<\ bill ls safe. bai 00 chances are bnng
taken. and the rcgulars have been re
?j-aeoted to be oni bi force. The laaur*
genta are working rjuietlv aid express
ronfldence that the bill wlll be amended
before the week ls out.
After the currency meaaure. gets
through the caucus Mr. Tnderwood thlnks
it can be put through the Houae within
ten days. N'o fleulalOB ha> yel been
reached hy the leaders on the proposr.l
not to make the caucus Mndlng. A bind
ing party caucus. it is argued. mlght
allenate Republican support. and the
chances are that lf the Democratic Bfl
jorlty for the bill is large no reaolutlpn
ta bind thoae attendmg the caucus will
be adopted.
DEMOCRATS ALARMED
AT TARIFFJNLL DELAYS
Senate Leaders Fear Party Will
Be Held Responsible for Dis
turbed Business Conditions.
fFrom The Tribune Hureau 1
Washington. Aug. lO.-Alarm over the
delay ln tariff leglalatlafll has developed
to hj, h a point that the Democratic
leadera In the Senate probably will pro
poae this week drastlc steps for haaten
lng conaideration of the bill. If they can
BOt cajole the Republlcans by ainlcable
methods Into falllng ln wlth their plans
Tonrern la expressrd not BO much over
the fate of tha naaaeure, althougb the
Deeaaeratle majorlty is ae aleader that
the leadera would welcome the prospect
of a vote or two from the mlnorlty slde.
aa over the delay lt has encountered.
The bill was reported from the House
three montha ago. and more than two
thtrdfl of thia time It has been ln the
hand* of the Democratic m<-mbers of tbe
Flnanre committee or the caucus
The Democmts are beglnnlnj- to fear
that thev wlll be held responsible for
fallure to comply wlth the generaJ de?
mand for apeedy aetlon. tbe uncertalnty
over the date of the pai-sage of the new
law tendlng to dlflturb buslneaa condi?
tions.
Whlle the bill is dragging Its fllow
length through the Senatu opportunlty
ls afforded for the orltl.lsni made
agalnat It to be acattere.d broad.aat and
to aoak Into thfl lnlnds of these who are
repreeented as its vlctlma. This applles
partlcularly to the farmers.
There are Indtcatlons that the Demo?
crata would be wllllng to accept amend
ments to the agricultural Bchedule in
reaponfle to the charge that the farm.-r
is beir.K diBcrln.tnat-d agalnat, lf thev
could galn a vote or two thereby and
haaten the tinal vote on the aMOaure.
ftemocratlr- leaders ln the Senate are
demandlng that the aerOWa be gpplled
b\ thei chalrman of the Flnane Commit?
tee and that lf no agteement can be
reaehed wlth the Republlcanfl on a date
for votlng longcr aeaslona be made the
rule and the Pcnate he foreod to keep
Ua nofle to the grlndatone.
ar -
"DOPEY BENNY" SENT TO TOMBS.
Ben.laniin F?m alia-. "DOPOy Henn>,"
of No 1<? Forsyth atreet. who was ar
reflted late Baturday evening, chargerl
grlth felonir.i- asflHUlt, wa* s'nt to the
Tomba to awalt aetion by the grand Jury,
by Magiatrate lloijae, aittlng ln Ksse*
Market court. yeaterday.
WOMEN HEADS LIST OF
PHILADELPHIA'S RICH
Mrs. Frederick C. Penfield
Wealthiest of Quaker City's
125 Millionaires.
l H4 Talagraaai ta Tl a rrte me 1
Pl llailelphla, Aug. II There are |_
persotis?men and women -in Philndelphia
peeeeoeed ef a milllon dollars or more,
aroording to a list .fust i.-ompiled 1.4 a
local banker. i.eiiding the itet la Mra
frederick C Penrleld, wife of the new
Mlnlater ta Austria. Othera In the nllnon
aire r las* are 1' A. B. Wldener, Mr*
Ueorge l> Wldener Oeorge W. BlMnB,
J.imes 1". gulllvan, .Tererriah .1. Siillivan.
Thomas DOlan, Kaii'ial Morgan and
Samuel T. Hoiline.
Among the manufacturers rated as
millionaires are Alba H. .lohnJ-on "i'i
Samuel If. \-Hiir!aln. of the Baldwin I.o
. omotive Worka; Jamea Dobaon, John B.
Btetaon, Jr., Joeepk Hrnmley. William .1
McCahan, Jaeob B. Dleeton, Bdgar C.
Pelton an.l Coleman Bellera
Bankera BhOW the largest list of men
in the million dollar ilass: In this group
are Bfllnghain H Morrta, George H.
Karle. Edward T. BtOteabur*/, Wiillam R.
Nleholaon, Aatheny .J Drexel, Francla B.
Reevea, Bamuei A. Croaer, zd. Banuel P.
n, C. Btuarl Patteraon. Oeorge B.
Hartol. l.'dward B. S'mith. Tlioma"- Pe
ayiti Cuyler, Rlehard t? Auatln, ciement
iv Kewbold anil <:. Colesberry Purvea.
Among the roercbaate whoae poaaea
sions are r.itrrl bl the miliions are .Tohn
Wanamaket. Morris L (lothier. Isaa ? H
ClOthler and Rodman Wnnnmaker.
ln the legal roster ef millionatres are
Johnaon, .Tohn f'adwalader an.l
BU Klrk rri.-i
Among other- aeaociated in bualneea
and profeaalonal affalra who are rated a*
millionaires are ? 'hai lemagne Tower, J,
B. Linpin.-oii, Anthony Biddle. Dr.
Charli.- '". Hani.-.ti. J i: McAlllater, W
w. Praaler, Alexander Vaa Banaaelaer,
A. j. Drexel-Biddle, Benator Jaaaea P.
hol, Walter Wood. Oeorge Hutn
? , John y Lewla, F. Waylend
fayer, WHiiam !. Auatln, Willlan* Welari
Hairteon, i Croeb) Brown, Oeorge Palea
Baker, John H. afcPadden, Phlllp B P.
Randoiph. Oaotg? Mefleei Chleheeter,
Bamuei Prlce Wetberlil, Prank Qrahatn
Thomjison and Bl lart Wood
There are nearly b doeen aomen in
Phtledelphla whoae rlcbee ar<- e.?timate,i
at a million or more. Among them are
Mr.-. Bckle* B. Coae, Mra Charlton Tar*
nall, Mra Brlnton i oxa Mrs. A J Caa*
aatt, Mi-s Mary B. oarrett. Mra. Wait<r
R. Baundere, afra Henry C. Laa, Mre.
'john Markoe ani thf CountaBfl Banta
Bulalle.
TO HEAR MULHALL TO-DAY
Both Senate and House Com
raittees To Be at Work.
[Prera Ta TrlaaiBfl Bareea '
Washlngton. Aug. IA.? I'olon-l M M
Mulhall, the National A-poriatloii of
Mntnifarturer.*.' 1ohh> hai. 4\l!l he tbe Btar
arttneaaa before the House kabby i-ummit
t?. to-morrow.
lt has not \et been hrought te light
juat whal Mulball'a dutiea were when h?
was on tlie manufarfurers' payioil l*r"in
his mv n teetlrnony H is ijulte apparent
that while In Washlngton h> was a BOli
r.f rneaaeager ror .lame*. ,\ Baaery, ehlei
IQUIIBll for the National I'oumil for In
dustrial I>ef<r,ce, and bla own letters
r-how that he was on Intimate terms with
not more than half ? doram members of
? 'ongrt.ss.
Jamea a. Baaery, |he reai inaaufaet
urera' lobbyist IVre, will agalti take the
stand before the Si nate lnvest!gators In
the three rlays that Mr. Kmer; has befn
on the stand he has tri.d to explaln the
differenre bit'veen the National Asso. la
tion of Manufaetiirers. the National I'oun
cil for Industrlal Oefenee and the Na
tional Tarlff I'ommlsr-lon Assodatlon. al
though the last named two orKanUatl'.ns
were formed and rontrolled by the oftlreis
and 4-ounsel of the manufarturers' a*-so
riation. Mr Kinerx has not as y t tolrl
of his relatlona with Mulhall, and lt Ik
expected that some of his testlmony to
morrow arlll be along these lines
It Is not probahle that the Senate lubby
eomrolttee arlll tr.Ke any ataaa la mariaw
la investig.it. Banalor wiillam Aiden
Smlth's oharge that a Mexlean lobby 18
at arork h?re. Senator Ovrrrniin, chair?
man of the rotnmlttee, lt not expeeterl
bai k fr,.tn Btrtmlnghaam until Tueaahay,
and the eommlttee wlll take no aetmn
until he returna.
GANG KILLSTWOBROTHERS
Dead Men May Be Victims of
Vengeful Stokers.
Attacked by four men at Munroe anfi
Dararahag stn-ets, Newarh, tt. J, yeater*
day mornlng, tWO brothers were -hot and
killed. Another brother fainted during
thr- attaek and a woman was hit by u
Btray bullet and serlou?i\- Injured.
Joseph Provlnzano ond (.'aspar Pro
\inzano, both of No. |] Munroe street.
were the mm who wete shot. Salvatore,
the third brother, and Miss Kll/.abeth
Rlchards. af No :/) A'lams atnet. are ln
the Clty llospital, the letter with a lullel
in her neck. Their assallants ffrfaptd
Rarrimga may have been the motive for
the c-rlme. One of the dead men was
foreman r,f a gang of eoal peeeerfl who
WOrked at nighi nn a boat plying l,e
tween Newark and 4'oney Isiand. He re
cently dis'harged four men, and they
threatened to get even.
WILSON PARDONSFRANKLIM
Former West Point Treasurer
Short in Accounts.
Weat Point. N. Y, Aug. 10 Word has
been reeeived here that Presldent Wllaon
has granted an uniondltlonsl pardon to
ex-('aptain Thomas Pranklln, I'. K. A ,
who from 190C to ISd^ avas treasurer of
the Mllitary Arademy and quartermaeter
.and commlssary fnr the hattalion of
I ( adets
After Captalfl B*reaakllfl left here for
Idttly In the Phillpplnes Investlfatmn dls
. losed lrregularlt\ ln his ac-ounts. He
I aas brought back, pleaded gullty and
Jaas senteneed to the Atlanta penltentlary
I for two and a half years He nervad
\ only a few months, however.
Oaptaln Franklin offered his reslgna
j tlon from thc arm>. whieh was aerepted.
I Ha was highly eommended for servlees In
the I'hilipplne Insurrertlon and the Hoxer
rebelllon
POISON VICTIM FOOLS OOCTORS.
I From The Trihiine i'nrr*a|>nti*l>nt. I
Orange, N J.. Aua. 10.--Tlmothy D-ls
. coll, who aas expeet?-d to die of hiehlor
; Ide r,f mercury prilsonlng. Is lonklng for
wan1 to ihe day when he wlll he dla*
. kaiged a well man from tha- Orange
Monaortal HoeaataL He foeled the dpctera
arhe had charga el hlf* cas?* and lived
through the drastie measures taken to
rld hla svstem of, the jiulson. r/irlecoil,
who Is t?en?y-elalit veara old. took the
jolson fullowlna tha lohfl of hlfl Job In
I the Kdif-on plant hi-re.
MRJ KMMA S.MITil DE VOB.
SIMT LONG CANOE IP
Man and Woman Cheered as
They Paddle Down Bay.
WILL COVER 7,000 MILES
1 Couple Expect to Make Tour of
Inland Waters and Return
in Ten Months.
With the tooting of whtatlei ef ? raoel
every ateam crafl in nnd aboul the y,i,.i
antin.- siation. the cheertng and wavlng
' of flags by a hundred or more raehte*
! men and retatlvei and frlenda Mr, and
Mr- Walter Oreen, of Me lll Towneand
avenue. Cllfton, st.iten Island, starte.i
from the Cllfton Boal ?lub al o'clocb
yeaterda) morning on a frWo-mlla |our
iii their elghteen-fool unelnhabla
canoe, the tvhitewaah. The couple aa
peel t" mahe twent) tnilea each iiay and
comple'te the voyaga ln ten montha
Juat before aUrtlng Mis- E llth wiui
ni'.r... Becretar* of tba tVoman Buffraglet
partv of Rlchmond Borough, preiented
Mrs. Oreen wltb a bounuel of white
' She bIBO gBVfl Mra Oreen aeveral
hundred siiihII BUffrafiel tlags to di?
tiibute in Ihe citlefl at w hi'h ihfl and h.-r
hushand w lll Btop
The ,-ai,.., ??? I Ol I I I ? 11 I' *
Inchei wldfl and twelve Inchoa deep, car*
rlea the tlacs of the I nlted Btatea V*ol<
unteei 14f? Ha\ ing i o pa and tha i ?
nant of the CHtton Boal Club, oi Brbl h
the coupie are meml ?
in order t" make tha canoe aa llghl
hs poeelbie, Mr. and Mra Oreen did boI
take anythlng with them that arai nol
abaalutel) neceaaary, four nrooden
hoaea coatalntng canned provtetona,
camp eojutpmeni and clothlng, two ;
riuffei bays contalnlng a amall etreular
tent and badd.ng fllled the aralal Of the
canoe, and n!i araa eovered wlth eanvaa
whlch wlll he used aa floor "f the tei t
When the ator'-' which they eaiTJ al'*
I out the> will get nea --?;?,"'.-,. al lha
piacea where thej stop overnighl
Thc route lHi'i oul bj Mi Oreen la
through the HudflOn Rlvei and Efte
canal to Buffalo; through i^k.
Aabtabuia, Aahtahula and 1
ro Rocheeter, Penn.; up the Ohlo Rlvei
to Pittaburgh, down th? Ohle to Calro,
up the Mlaataalppl lo Bl Loul . down
ihe MKM.-Mppi to New- Ortean -> roai
tha- Oulf '.f M<\: ' and aioi g thi
te Bt Jamea Cl|j Pla.; through the
Bvergladea and a river or tw-.. t<> Palta
Beach, up the Indlan River i" Jaekeon*
vllle, along the AtlaatlC COOal Bttd I1
Cheaapaahe Bay t" IVa hlngtoa to call
,,? i-i, -adei t aVoodrow W llaon and da
Uver a letter from Mayor Oaynor Then
i. , taa] to tha i" lawan Rlvar, 11;**'
tan Rlvi i and ? an >i to Sea fork
.\tr.,. {?,.. i Mlai Hallie Coyne,
daughter of Mi an'i Mra Oeorgi Coym
.^he ls an aaport boeAe/oinan and awlm?
mer. Mr. Oreen 1* ? newapapi
and aea of Han\ C. Oreen, a wrlter
aad author. Whea they were tnarrled
they i-|.f ni th'.r hOnejrBBOOa at I>ake
Otaego, and made a trip of too mllea
down the Buaquehanna River la t^*
<anoe they atarted oul in yeaterday
OLD "GAME" BRINGS FRUIT
"$2,000" in Package Proves To
Be Paper-Arrest After Chase.
After having been BUTlndled bv an old
Igame, Loula Caeeo, of No. \\b\ North *-tn
'street. WtMamebur**, appaared yeaterday
Mn th.- Manhattan avenue poHee eourl :ij
i complainant agalnrt Prank \jaOBO, of No
{iV'7 Hlcka street. arho waj heM ln IMM
, baii for a beailng on a charge tn grami
lareeny. Caaee aaeerted Leone earinaied
hlm riiit of $4i*> whlch he gave na aerurlty
| for a paekaga wrapped In 'i haadherehlel
j and Buppoeed to contaln ttSaW The paefc
I age was found tO bt BHOg" wlth paper,
| eai the size ef bank hilla, aceerdtng to
i CaaB".
The arreal of Leone followed a cimae of
more th?r, a miie by Detecttve Relf, of
thr. ciymer st-ert str.tlon. l?'.:rlng the
tiursuit Leone trled te agcapa by dodgtng
in and out of the strer-ts b'-rieath the ap
proach Of the Wllliamsburg Hri'lge. The
pollce aay Leone ia the chief r,f a bami
of aartndlera who have nhtglned thouaanda
of doiiars. together with lewelry, from
confidlng for.lgneiB.
a
METAPAN 0N EVEN KEEL
! Vesscl in Accident Will Sail at
the Usual Time.
I The Btaamer Metapan, of ihe LTnlted
I fruil Coinpany's l.lne. nhl'-h developed
,a bad llat Satuidnv night as ahe lav at
ber pier in the Kaal River. flnated fBO*
terdas on an even kOOL The damage
rbine hv the wat.l lakr-n Into the Imld
through the sea mjectera tn tbe anglne
room, wbt'-h wcie uit open by workmen,
waa teported hv ofRclnlB of the line to
be amall. It waa .-aid tiie Metapan would
aatl at ber aeheduled time Wednesday
When it *aaa leerned that water waa
rialng in the rnglne room Saturday
nlght wreeaMag tuga were auaamoned, and
tbelr ateam pipea wcie eoUPled to ihose
nf tbe Metapan. th<- Ores on the ataamer
liBving beOfl drawn al tle fli?t app.-ai
BBOa Of tbe walir. and thfl held waa
pumped dry
ft waa evlde.nt earlv yeetOrday moinlna
that there nn* no danger nf th? ve?ael
Btaktag and Ihe ci-? returned te their
auartera Bbeari,
I
National Council of Voters
(Feminine) Will Meet in
Washington This Week.
WANT A HOUSE COMMITTEE
Miss Jane Addams and Others
to Speak in Effort to Obtain
Action on Suffrage
Amendment.
Mlaa Jane Addams, roter, w-ill be the
ehlef apeaher ht-fore the N'ationai Coundl
Bf Women Voters. which wlll begln ita
aeaaleaa la P/aahlngten on VPedaeeda**.
Thi* i? :. ronfer-ii-e of leading women
rrom the ten Btatea arhere woman auffragi
I- now in fOree. and its object Ifl to help
th. uomen who are flghtlng for suffrage
ln other Btate*
M,<- Iddamfl arlll speak on "Woman
?nffrage How rt Wortxa" at a Mg publlc
meetlng on Frlday BVBflUng
The congress will have a hearlng be
tore ihe RulOB I'nmmittee of tha Hoitai
ef HapieaaiilBllaag to aak for the e.-tHh
lislimmt of a srparate House rommittee
on woman suffrage Thi-* oueatlon al?
waya has been refetTed to the Commlt
f, on the .Tudirlary her? tofore, but tbe
Buffragtetfl fbel that tbe cauae is now of
I iffli lent tmt.ortan'" to deserve a COfO*
iTnttee of it? own. aepedally as the sen
Bte eommlttee has reported the bill favor
ably, and it Is Imminent In the Houae
The speakera at the hearlng wlll be Mlrs
Heiea Tod'i. af Caltfornta; Dr. Harvey W.
Wilev, Mi?-a .lane Addams and l>r. 'ora
Bmlth Ki-.c. of the State of Waahlngton,
who Is rhairman of tbe leglslatlve oom
i ir.e of the Nntlonal CotJncU of Woman
I'oteffl
The ronf<-renee lntends to look Into lb?
matter of thr- relatlona ef the politbal
, parlias to |hfl "cBUM" ln IMI. Wlth *.
?o women rcail\ to vofe wlth the
part* that eopouOoa Um ""eauee" th?
women feel that Bl laat they can eooB
i' i r > cegnltlon
The ;?? dlng ofll-er of the ronfreaa
Mrs Kmma Smith Dfl VOO. of
i , oma Other ofllcera aill be Mr?
j Prank W Mondell, of Wyomlng. wife of
Ihe Repreaentatlve who Intredueed xh?
last Bpiing: Mra Annle Hamllton
i'n/n. of Colorado, a leater-ln-law of
t'hamp ? ia.!,. who waa one of the dele
latea t" the Battimore conventloa laal
>e.ir. Mra 'i.oige Butherland, of 1'tah;
M Pred Dul "i- ol Idaho; M-- I ?
Mniioi ',' IVaahlngton; Mra John '?"
riaiirr. of Callfarnla; Mra Hearj T Aah*
? of Ari7.oti.-i. Mra William H. Thomp
son, of Kanaaa Mra Maude Weal Prea
f Oi ' Mra Jenv WU k
. r*haoi of \lasko
DESTROYER RAN AGROUND
Mishap to thc Henley During
Recent Manoeuvres.
Kewpori n i . Ing ift a board of
haa been ocdorcd to laveettgate
the groundlrg of the torpedo hoat dO
Btroyer Henlej durlng the manaauvraa ',ff
I PlBher*fl laland hi Narrtganaett Raj aa
i Thursdav nlght The announ'-ement of
II ralltng of the board ?n the fitat
Intlmallori of the ln< Ment
Durtng thi atta'k of the "Blaek" fleet
1 on tbe forta, Ueotenanl t ommander Wlll*
Imil n I.lttlefleld u.,-. ,,rdered tO the
aoutb BMM .,f PlabeVfl IMand to try to
aenrchllght In carrylng out
? the ,,id-r th. Henley ground.d -n a aand
hank au-l bent her propeller bladef
Th- board ertU determlne whether or
' nr-t l.ieutenant ? "ommanrler I.lttlefleld
i t>.a>i-t aii proper precautlona
PREACHES ON PREACHING
Archdeacon Forneret Speaks of
Pulpit Tasks in Sermon.
krcbdeacofl Porneret, ef Hamilten, On*
I tarto, a ?' la lha apeclal preacber for
kuguel ii alvary Btdeeopal Choreh,
preached yeaterda) morning from the
text, "II plaaaad Oad bj 'be fooilahaaaa
of preaching to a.i\.- them thal boMove.'
The erchdeacon mentlened tbe aetahia
Ipreachera ln hlatory, and Hiao called at
I lentloii tr-, modern preachera "We ahoulrl
BOt, however, at the aound of theae
Baaaee," he aald, "for?iet iha antold aom
' l?er of ilergy working cjiiia-lly ln the coun
ti-, .r on mls.-lonary work, preaching
J... ;s r'hrtat, not on a pfdefltal. but to the
hear ta <>f the p.-ople "
The apeaker alao aaid that th* reaaon
moel aerinona fuli to interr-?t tho^e tn a
worldly frame of mlnd ls beciuae they
aeeb to glve apMtnal tnterpietation of
j hlgh ldealfl
MADE FIREBUGS BY GRIEF
i_
Bath House Blaze Laid to the
Parents of Drowned Boys.
Lawrenoe, Maaa. Aug. it rire. he
l liewi to havi been of Incendlary arlgln,
|deatra**ed to-nlght three of the munlclral
I bathhoueea at one of whl"h eleven bo\ h
v.,ire drowned a month ago hy the eol
lapse of a runway.
'Ihe pottce belleve aome forelgn born
rarents. I razed wlth gtlef at the lo?a of
their < hlld, flred the striir-ture?
i The houses bf" ?? heen l losed alnce the
| dloaeter The ii.as is ji r/io
ESCAPED_LEPER_RETURNS
Went to Peoria, Where Frlenda
Induced Him to Oo Back.
St lyoul*. Aug. 10?r;,orge O Hartman.
Ihe leper who ei-caped from lha l*olatlon
COttage near berr- Frlday, BUrfendOTOd nt
l ;;" p < lock tiils morning.
Hartman *ald he went to Peoria. III.,
where his father HvOB, but had been ad
vlserl by friend* to return and gl\e lilm
self up He waa aent back to the qnar
antine statlon.
PATROLMAN HIT BY FLATIRON
Hurled frora Fifth Floor of Eaat Side
Houae?Man Held.
A flatiron welghlng elght pounda.
lniin'l through g wlndow on the flftli
floor of No. 1187 Second avenue, \eater
daj niornliig. BtrUCh I'atrolman Patrlck
Dui.n. nf the Kast iKth atreet atatlrm.
knocklrg hlm down and frarturfng hts
cgiii ahoulder.
Happing hia nlghtatlck with hit left
haii'l. Dunn narend.d to the apartment
of Krank K. Mctiermott. where he found
B part) In fuli blaat Mi I>? rinott B Bfl
pomted out by one of tiie gueats, BOOOrd*
Ing to Ininii, aa ihe man w bo had thrown
Ihe flatiron. He waa arrested. When
arralgned later befote Magiatrate /.ellT,
In the Harlem pollce couit. M'-Detmott
w as hi ld for examlnatlon to-inorrow.
The Air Line
To
Washington
A
VIATOR C. Murvin Wood in his
wonderful flight from New York
to Washington, followed the di
rect line of the Pcnnsylvania
Railroad tracks, paced by a special
Pennsylvania train.
PHILADELPHIA
WILMINCTON
A PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD tl
BALTIMORE
/
WASHINGTON
o7
It is but natural that the shrewd
airman should lay his course by the di
rcct line of inter-city travel?the busi?
ness man's route to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
15 time-saving. comfort-promoting
trains leave New York and 26 trains
leave Philadelphia for the Nation's
Capital over the Penn?
sylvania Railroad with
N?a??_rA in ta,e twenty - four
hours.
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AMENIA'S PLAY FESTIVAL
Dutchess County Town to Hold
Ficld Day on August 16.
Amenla. N. Y., Aug M Sat ir.l.iy n**t
haa been *et aj.art for Amenla *
featlval, and thiraiaaada af peraona ar'
aapeeteal tr. attetat. The eaerctaea aill
be iin.isn.iii4 attraetlee and more rarted
than tht.*-* af an) precedtnf plai featl
vhi given by th* to'.4n.
Th*> aareajrainaae epeha with a ptenleand
ganii i -it ll ?: m . foUoaretl hy ui
repreaeallng the growth of e<-uai auf
fraijp in th* Ualted Btatea; baaehe
g_ni*. atorii-fl aad entertalnraenta t?v
rhlldr.-i:
After lancheon tlicrp arlll be a jrtand
mai h. f.-ik iian. lag, plaj featlval, trm>
abootlag, im "t w.ii. addri
i'nit*.] Btatea Bei 81 n Moei i I
ot Mlrtneeota; llerberi Knoa Banltl
ad .t. ea-! 'ommlaeloni r "f
poratlona; Repreaentatlve Bdmund Plall
..r i'oiiahi<*4>|.si^. Mrs Harrtet Btantoa
Hiatrh end MtM n*ien Tod; and .< i-i
rade of tift> ereaaea in coetume, r<*i>r*
Bentlng the nr.^tt ef edtKatlonal ad*
vaatagea for areeaen la Ihe I alted
Btatea
SUES TO ANNUL MARRiAGE
F. W. Strong Allegos Wife's
Reno Divorce Is Invalid.
Mrs. BUa M Strr.iiK- i.|.tniii,-d a dlTOree
ln R4MM fiorn h*r llrst h'lshHr.fi. RayiBOnd
v. Franee, ?.n th* proaatae of Kredrri. k
W StroriR, tuanager of th* Iffcal depart
tni?nt i.f ti* M'ltim! Ufa 1ns iraiui* t'om
ranv. that h* would nnirr\- b*r when she
Kr>t hr-r ri.'.r-f Btrang kipt his premlao.
but now Iih haa obtaln,'.! a de.'re* from
iaatjea Lahmaa antanuing th* rnarrtage aa
tha around thnt arhen h* weddr-.i mih
Krani* sh* wns stlll th4> wife of th* man
from almin sh.? hnd obtained thi RenO
BlTorce Btrong iiiieninu that th* Nevada
dlVOree wn* Invalid
Mrs fltrotiK said in h*r nnswer t.. h, r
second hiishnnd's snlt thnt lt wn-< enly
bsiaufl* af hla ad' Ire nnd hla pnuni*-* to
marry h*i that sh^ pot n dhoi.-e from
Franro. She a.Id.,1 thnt befor.- she w.'.t
to Reno Btreng obtained money from ber
| and ?ft*r th*lr mnrrlag,- he llv*d with
h*r oni> untii h*r RtMie) araa eahettated
Sh* nald sh* hnd t.*en assur'd bv her
Bttorney of th* vniiditv <>f th* Rene de
rroe. ?nd when sh>? marrlr*rl Stronn Bhe
believed that ?he had been legally dl
vor. ? .1 from Fraru-e
iinjnsel for Htrong suhinttted to ,Mistl<*
1,4-hman copiflB of bbTbb?oaale lettera
ia hich Mrs Kram* wrot,- tn Strong arhlle
she waa ln Nrvada walting for iirr di
vorr*. It iiai ndmltte.l that StnxiK had
asked ii*r to ceeae arrltlng, heeaaae lha
letters mlght fall inf.. hostile hands nnd
I'urnisli th* basis of n sult by Fram'e
ngnlnat Htronif for all*natl..n ??f th* af
fecllons of Mra. Fiama.
Useful Household Tips.
I'hli depaitment 44 ill aei fnr iioua. h*ld
i.pa if found evaltehla fnr ita purpoeo. Ad
rlrraa Ta-ful H.>uar.|ir.ld Ttna Dapart*n*at,"
ftew-Yerh Trlbuna, n.. 184 N'a*.*n.u ?u.-t.
TO ci.KAN BHELLAC BAUBHBB
Bruabea that have been uaed tn shellae
vnrnlsh may l,e thoroughly cleani'd by
uashlng them ln n aaturated solutlon of
bora? Into a dish of cold water puur
all the powdt-nd b.irax that tt 4vlll ,11*
aoHre, tYaah the bmshes r*ao**04ighly lo
thla solutlon nnd rlnr>e ln rleer wator.
When the brush ls dry lt wlll he aa good
88 BOW. Brushes that have be.-t.me banl
may be cleaned by allowlng them to aoak
ln the liorax solutlon untll soft and then
Tvashing
MAKMF.Ii POTATOFS. -When prepnr
lng maalied potatoes for table, use nn
egg henter after the aeasoning has been
Hddeii. lt makrs tlmn murh llKhter.
They ran alao be bcaten up with a fork.
WHKN fAXMS'll KRl'IT. I'se a atout
hiittonhook. one of ihe lnr?e. old-fash
lon*d onea, to llft th* Jara out of the
i.oiler Tt ran be sllpped under the wtre
?Mamp that fnsfenfl down the lld, and Is
i-onvenlent and Beeure.
WHEN NEW YORK IS THIRSTY
the Grrat Desert of Manhattan One Must Drink
Soda Because There Is No Place
to Drink Water.
' i:, **!'?? ef BOfl dr.r.ks t
?lAiok not upon the -oda when lt ls
a Rsaee la the Btraw. Aa
hour later H Mteth llke a serpent and
a> l.eth llke a ptotr.aine
Theae aad*dlvera other Mtg <t good
-?'. bave been protfered of late to tbe
awcit.-ritiK woi ?: bi tactleea bul well
meaning i al ana ' iraee ar.d reform*
? These aofi dnnks nnd eoda wat-rs are
\.. .. ngeroui in hoi wi athi r,"
Baj t'.e nrlaeacrea "Thej are almaal el
? ,1 even lf they aio
? !. ? .....'-. ady wegjtened by
Um beal u ?' itand tbe sudd'-n flood
t i. |. Bweel Mijutd
? i'.-tt-r ii glaaa ol elear, aparMmg w.i
ter thaa th.- beat ka craam eoda."
Xhai - rarj ime." Mghad the busineas
giri. "bui ><-u can t K"t .4 flaaa ol clear,
iparkllni water la tha Clty af New fork
Broadwaj offera everythlng tho worid
producea, eacepl thi beet aad most nec
aaaary of produeta. >Tau can ro into a
Btori aad buy melfhlaaa gem* ? f the nrst
water, bul n tl wataj, Bl t.. drink, lon't
lo be had lf your thlrsl |a um-ndurabe
1 >ou buy a dlOWgind 10 BBVe your prlde,
?nd on the atreafth of the purchaee aak
the cl.-rk far a drlnh ef water He looka
Btnbarraaaad, or IneuHed, as tho vuse may
be, etllfl a page, .md togeti.er they ex
plere the dlm recweeo af 'out back.'
finaJly r-appeartng wlth a murky gUwe
of lukewarm water.
"lt ih praetleally lmpoaalble to get a
decent drink of *.old water ln the Clty of
New Vork. Of course. at m<-al times, ln
lealOaiailtO. one haa water. and ln almost
all oAoaa there la a more or less clean
water cooler. The etreeia, howwer. are
i de-.ei t? For one a ho Ie ahoppltig or trav?
elllng about on ttie sireets much the wa?
ter problem ls really BOHOUB. It ls when
BM 10 half way up Fifth avenue. ln the
gtailng bot aon, that thlrat descendfl upon
? me, Inaatlable, relcntless, drlvlng all
other thoughts from One'a mlnd untll It ia
Batlolled There are water sprtnklers for
the loads and water trouglis for the
hoiaes. bul humane mual go dr>
? The only w.iy to get a trhflfe tn New
Voik Clty is to buy an ir*e crean; aoda.
that y.jj don t want. in order to dare ti
afk the r*!c-i k nfterwni.l for B glass cf
vratrr. Evan that 1*- a liberty for arhl :i
you ph> in the sudden chUl that en
ovrr the mati's cuunteiiance.
"As for golng into a soda founuin aad
dellberatel) aeklng for a drit-.k of ?
that Is iirpardoaahie. The clerk 1
te reeenl it. tr.o. He is there to s,i!: -
*Aat,r. i>ne arevld hnve as mu-h rlghl I i
go into a foweBer*s aaatm and a-*k te read
j his mornlriR: paper I Know people dftVOfl
1 h> thlrst to bravo the s. oni of the ?o i?
,r-,,.|k and bag fOf watrr, l ut lt la not a
thlng that should be formed uron persona
' nf ter.der feellngs. So.iety shou.d r.-'t
| hlinUllate BB BO. W? need w_ter more
th.-m aaa, ar eleciiialt], o. BtYaetaiara, The
; dty sin.iiM praa/tdg it.
"Vcs. pablk drinklng fountalns. yo.
' sn> ? How many do ihi *..,*>* on th* way
io 4 oi.r offleeT How many are there wheie
a woman aroold f**'. l!k* drinri-.ns? Th?y
; are off on tlie irowded Kast Side, or ln
' the publle park^, alwaya aunoun-ied by
rilrty llttle rhUdrea Those peorle shou.d
have their dr.nkii.g fountalns, of ccurae.
They should h.ive more of them. Water
i takes the place of whtakey.
'Tho problem of the tenement dutrlcta
lla nn entlrety dlffer*nt onn from tha
j rroblem of the ahopplng dlstri-ts. It la
i a matter of i rlnciple. One ahould not
, be oblig*d to buy ice cream when BU
i one wanta la water < >r.e ahould not ba
, obllged to ask peraonal favors of atrang
, ra, I know a girl who haa learn*d to
go Into the flrst shop ."he e<#t anc aak
i for a drlnk of water. It may he a mllor
I shop, where th* llttle Greek must drop
hla ahenra ani ruMh out Into his lltt'.e
j back shop, louae hla wife. who hunU
about for n glass, washes lt tor maybe
deeaai t iraah lt). nnd they bear lt o"t
together Mind? No. they don t mind
lt ls a plaaaaat imldent to break the
moaotony af a hot uftrrnoon. That 1*
not the point, --ither V\'e should not ba
obllged ta fon* hospltallty from atran|
era. to say nothlng of rlsklng th*ir
ilrlnklng glaser-s."
Postal Card Departments
All communicationa (and they are welcome) should be made by postal as far
aa it is possjble.
Recipes Tested and
Found Good.
AU rerlpep arr-?rl""* ,n ,t,,,' r,,Ulrnn?
lia\eh,en te?ted. ........
Level meaauremeatfl ate u?ed aaieaa othei
,v n*eM?a>aartmeel olM bfl ?ia<* to ?*';?
bb| euiinan queetleaa -aab-nMed by readera
*nAddreeeUralinary Bdlter, New-York Trib?
une. No. i:<* N.iaa-ui atieat.
SAI.T FISH iOUFFLB,?Thlg ls very
alea tOt lUnOhOWt and rcrpitrea only half
a CUpfUl of codflah. a cupful of rlch cream,
one egg and a blt "f paprlka. The cod
fish ahould be flnely shredded., Put ttie
flah In a fltnall stowpan and rover wlth
eold water. I.et It come to the holling
point and then draln off the water nnd
add more cold water. I.et it come to the
liolllna point once more and then draln
for the aecond time. Now add to the flah
a glll of rrenm. nrat the white of the
egg to a atiff froth. Beat the yolk well
and put It wlth the flsh and cream. Sea
son wtth paprlka and plaee the flaucepan
ever the flre and atlr untll the Bauce ta
llke Boft ruatard and then stlr in the
beaten white. of the egg. Ferve at once.
?fONOI POPPptCk IHIf a cupful of
flrur, half a cupful of eugar and one plnt
of mllk. Stlr the BOgar and flour Into the
mllk. Put ln *}ettMa boiler, fltlrrlng all
the time, untll It thlckens llke pam-ake
bfctter Then nd.l hnlf a cupful of butter.
Win-n COtd nd.l flve ego. yolk.- Irsl
lastly, the bi-aten whltes. B.ike thi**
qtiartera af nn hour ta a dish s*t kt hot
water.
\ aaajee for this pndfllag la raade aa
fiiiows. i hie aapfnl of aagar an-i a kaal
cupful of butter Stlr to a eream Ad-1
one e(cg. w.-ll benten. and half a cupful
Bl hot emter. aTtJf untll lt bolls. Flnvor
with vntillla
CHIPFaaD PBAM I Bead preserve.
Take *tKhf poiinds of pears. four poiin'*
' of Bugar. on* fourth pound of t'anton |h>
! ger and four li-mons. Wtpe the pear*-. **'
rnOVB the atems and nklnfl. quarter. core
and ctit Into sniall sllc.-s. Add sugar ami
glnger and let them stand overntght
lha niornlng add lemona. cut in MBB
Meces, and cook alowly for three hourfl, oi
untll thlck
a
COUPES AND CREAMS.
For a aeupe pla-e a BaaTf plecefl of an
taloupe la the bottom ot fllierbet glasi***
and over them place a big spiionful ot
lca cream. Decoiat* with whlpi-ed eream
and maras.hino cherrles. If a riore
elaborate coupe Is deslred add a f?*
alicea of peach.