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NEGRO NEIpHBORS OF HENS
Coops Next Door, Woman Ad
vertises for Black Tenants.
(l-rcm Ihr Tilhui.r i r>rr*-?ponil. nt. 1
Frecport, Long lsland. Aug. J,\ ?
Those who live in Stromb* rg Park. Jusi
CHSt of this town. ar?- wrought upabuut
th- app.-arance of a large. bl.uk let
lered sign on the home of Mrs. Au
gubius L Janson. in j?-sse atreel. The
sign r*ads: "T.. l>.- k-t or st.ld to
i.r.d people only.'"
Mrs. JaiiM.n took this st* p. ahfl Bflld,
li.ause ot the w ire f.-iii* and poullrv
i.ouaea on th- tan-l adjolntng h?-rs. th*
property of Jos.ph u. Kr*->. a real aa*
tate operator. . Uut there never hav.
been anv i liickens on the proparty, BO
nalghborfl uciiil.r vvhv Mrs. Junsoit
should partu ularl.v want to s-ll bflW
place to negn.i s. Then are none in
i .,*? n.-i**hboi*ho..d.
It is said that the fen. *? and thfl
hrouaea arere on thfl Krcy plai-a when
Ihe -laneona b"ught their houae
9
BLOW STARTS RACE RIOT
Ncgro Hits Man Talking to
Himself in Seventh Avenue.
BflTflnth atrenue, between Ifld and 184th
atreeta. araa enjoying unusual Sunday
< .nn. ) i aterdaj ..t't. rnoon, and tn* ?
ihiiia: ;*oinp on was .lohn t'etnnier. Ofl the
eurb in front of hlfl home. al No. 224J
gflivaath iivi nue. talkinsr to himself Oc
casioitally he made ie,n,?rks lhal flvarfl
not havtterlog t*. the paraoa he had iu
11 ,...!.
Robert Roblnaon, a negio chaaffeur i f
\o St u>?t IM atreet, -atn.- atong. 11- i
tlt-OUgbl C.ei>.mer-s remarks were ad- |
draflaed le bln and haaehed Qemmer j
dow 11.
When Qamtnar lell arhltA paraona llvina i
in the street attacktd Kobii.-"... who j
fought them otr as beal hc ? oui.i The
e\citemei.t vva* intense. and soin*- BflM
i.lew a police whistie. which was Irtaard ;
b) I'atioiiiiaii Danaraody. Aa ha aeared
thfl Rghtlng thteng i.e Baa* hfl vvou ii
naad help ami blaai bta tehietH Bj tb*
time i.e r*.!chi.i thfl ptacfl aereral it-egroea
?rer. aldlng Roblnami
Dunaraody puahafl* bM araj through the
crowd and saw the ho*ly of Uemm-i
stretched out u. the street. Me arrest-il
Hobiiison. backed hlm up agalaat tlu
v.all. drevv bM .?-?vo'vfr ar.u Bflid Bfl flTOfl d
?.|,..ot If any etfoi t was mad- tO
i - prlaonar.
Meflnwhlte, th* cbautteflara nd a <i**-/.. n
?alorncaMlea, who eauM aal g< t mi*ough
the Bgtatlng rrroard, d.ove t.. the Leaa*.
aveaue poUce station and told Liflulenant
Aabley tbat a ia-c ii-? tt wa. ... pi-?greaa.
1 be i oll**- ??ommaadeared taro iat?-< cara,
apeedad to tha btock and atopped tha
r-at'le.
Roblnaotn waa tocked up <>n a chargfl ?,!
feionious sssauit Gemn.. r araa taken tfl
thfl llarbm Ilospital. where it was said
in- Bkull aaa frarture*] ami tha; hia
ChatrtCfl] for life araa al.out an iv.i. ?
?-1
SULZER WRITES TO BOYS
"Little or Nothing" in Charges,
He Says?Defles Murphy.
in a l* ti<. to the Roys' t**re4freflfllvfl
l.**?Kue o.' thla clty. made p.;HI<- yestor
dey. Oovernor Bulaer aald tbere arafl
??llttle or nothing" ln the chargefl aKainn
him. Murpby'a Bgenta know this, he
said. hut they knew it disconcei ted ili<"
<;overnor and worricd Mrs. .?*-ulz*r The
letter. written under the state seal from
the Kxecutive I'harnhei at Albany, fol?
low
**"Taaaka tor \o*jr lett**. Bnd youi en*
fouraRinp word- about thfl BtTUgglfl hflTfl
to gtrt th* people ef Near fflrt boneal
?ro- i-rnment.
"\ott have rn* cencflptlflfl of the ol>
stacles ln my way. Neither have yofl
aw idea of the diffh-ulties that he-et
me. *iften I a.n aflfl k at heart; but then
words of aaaurgnce llka youra come to
hand and t tak* renflwed bope to ko for
ward with <J< te. niination < un.4 fihat
may
"When th<* political bot-s found out
that hfl >ould not < ontrot rrtt and make
me s robber stamn he did everythinK ln
his power tfl daatray ma polltlcally.
Ilowever. 1 havr n*. fear of the ultlmatc
result. The truth vvill pt-v.iil
"The ktrafters are hoondlng me Mr.
Murphy and his liirelingh ai- traduclng
me and are trying Ifl every cencelvablfl
aray te throw mod a1 me, Hoarerer, i
assure vou theie Ifl little or nothinK in
the flhargea made agflblfll me. Most of
th*- stuff Murphy and his auents put ln
thfl BOflrepaperfl abOUl me is haseless and
pure rabri-ation. They know this. and
they know it will not ln thfl last aaal' -
huit mr. hut they also know it discon
i*.t^ me ,-mfl flrorrlca Mrs. Sul/.e.
"When I'o*-*- Murphy t?.ld me he would
de?troy me if 1 did not do his bidding, I
rietied him to dfl his worst and deelared
i would centlnua t*> .io n.\ i.e-<t Ko
matter wh;-t hecomes af me. the flaht
for food tjf.veififlBfl nt aill !*o on and
will ultlaaatfll) ingmph Wlth the aid
ot the dr.'-nt |.e..t.le ot the Btfltfl I shall
go forwanl I cannot do oth*. fl hflfl
CAR HITS AUTO; BOY HURT
Collision Comes When Brake
Fails to Work.
Inch W- Mfl, tha l.ve-;.*-4r-old Bflfl ' I
Harry Weiaa. ot So. tfl Wafc tttth str?t.
xvas seiiousiy Injured laU leal nlghl whan
th.- automoblle of Charlefl C^oper, ?
hroker. *.f No Ifl MaflB Maine str..'.
ronkera. la ahteh i? wa- ridini* with bM
paraotfl and its owner and hls WitO. was
?truck bj fla-wth bound L^alngteo a-ranua
. ar at T'-th sire-l.
The antonioi.ii-. driven by Coopcr, araa
gfllng wfst and had just troflflfld th> aoutb
ifaeka when the ear, in eharge M Palrtcfc
Ifl Nulty. as moiormaii BOTfl dovn upon
it MeNult) trie?i t<? brlng n.' i -ir t*
b stop at .. sHfe dtetanm, aul !''> ?"?''?
taouidnt arorft ??? mreraed hlfl poa
aa lha .ar Btruck tha tonnanu "f "if ?1"1"'
moblle m . .r
Jaeoi. waa thrown to th- floor aufl sui
<<r.d fl fra*t.jie of the rlght wiist and
outa on the forahe-**!
E
Natives Bought and Sold Like
Chattels by Their Captors,
Says Special Report.
RESULT OFSENATEREQUEST
Demand of Mr. Borah Reveals
Sordid Details of Trafftc in
Children. a Common
Thing, It Is rVlleged.
11't oui Tht Ti i\ '.mr Buraav. I
Waahlngton, Aur U ilavorj rxiata- in
ihe Phlllppinea, aaya Dean C. Woreeoter.
Sccr. tary of the Interior te Ihe Qo*?-rnor
?;, ii, rai.
Tho report followi a roaueol for ln
f.iiination mad.- to the Wai Department
by the Benate on May I, when Benataar
Borah tea.i a letter from i?i BToa**eeeter
Btatinfl in a general **a\ thst slavery x
lated to aueh an txtrtn as to rnake it ona
ot the most serlous problanna confrantlni
the Bovernment Dean Waareeeter'a re
nort la .'.u th. more Intereattng becauaa
rhe Wai Department Inforrned tha Benat.
thal it had no Information concerntna
alavei i ln Ihe islai di
The < 'oiiimissioii. r aaya hi maate a re*
port on B*every to th. Bureau oi" Insulai
Affalra ln ma and another In Ittf, Ot
flnlng paronag. as ihe eendltlon of a
debtor held by bla credltor In Involuntarj
aervltude an.l alavery, as ? eondltlon In
which ;. human beina la held aa a . battot
i<d and elothed, bul not pald, Ih
Woicest.r deo<*rlba*a ln detall thi formaol
buiiin'. trafflc, the Impooolblllty of mip
prfBalng the bualneaa under the preaenl
ii.ws and the futlle efforta at new lagla
latlon siii? ? ibe American oocupation ol
ti e lalanda Th. dtationa cover tht en*
tire pt riod down to thr preaenl tlme.
"ii has been and atlll la .. rommon
tlunc for Flltplnoa llrina ln a terrltor)
adjacent t.? that Inhablted by N'egritos.
Tagabanaua, ESonaota di Ifuagaee," aaya
tha repoit. "to obtalfl ehlldren bj eapt
or purchase and to hold tbern as
alavea, s> iiin^' them to othera whenever
it provea Ananclall*, advantageoua to d"
-" sn. ii unfortunatea are rlearl* , li.it
tel Blavea ami often are repeatedlj aold
and lesold
Typical Case of Slavery.
"A typical eaae la thal ol a Taabanati
ol Palawan, Laaao, whe ...is bevght from
.me Patrioo Tabaatabaa by Pastor Medlao
for 4o peoos. M''i;iio sold hlm t" Vin
eente Baculll ior tha same prlee an.l Ta
bastabaa bought Mm back in Ifll for '??
I" m,". Thla rear ht aold him tu Bt nlto
Marcelo for ."..", pesoa Th-' eaae came be?
fore the Becretary treasurer of Paleeraa.
who is also hart] a of ti" peace. because
,,f some trouble ov.r Ihe Inat pavment
far BBBVea, and in that w.iy th. g..\crn
ment learned of tbe matter. The odkrial
sent i.aaso back to bla trlhe and furalabod
in. with a atatemenl of the facia.
"Paraona la*ea 'asii than thoae ?<< the
claaa of alave tradera lual referred to
have made a rlalm that Blavery doea nart
? vist and ni'Vri Ims existed in the ter
titory aubject to tho authetity of the
PhlHpplne Legialature ?> atstlnaroisbed
from that inhablted i,v Moroa and othei
non-''briatian tribt i and subji ? t to the
authoritv of the rinlippiiie <'ominiaslon
only. But Palawan la ona of the prov?
Incea Bubjed lo Ihe euthoiity ot the phll
ippine AsaeenM]
"It is possible that Senor Quezon, the
Philipp.ne Delegate m Conqress. who
denies the exiatence of alavery, is so
ignorant of conditiona thera aa to be
unaware of the conditions I have just
described and of the fact that many
Moros of that place held alavea until
compelled to give them up by the pro
vincial government admin.atered by
me as Socretary of the Interior, but if
so He Has no riqHt to claim that Ha ia
a 'Filipino familiar with conditions.'
Slavery Common in laabella.
"Iaabella la a provlnce also aubject to
rhe authorit) of ihe PhlHpplne Aeeern?
bly, but it diffeis from Palaaran In th...
the birge majorltj of Ita inhabitanti ? ?
ChrlStiSna ami in Ihe further fa,'t that
it ir- organlsed under tbe provlnclal go\
einment ad snd is therefore riot ln any
aray aubjeaM te me as Becretary of the
Interior. Vet Blavery has t.een common
ln this provlnce from the heginning of
hletorlc times. and it la coaamon there
t"-fiM^ Its (H-i'iirr. ii,-. i- admlrte.i, and
Iti conditiona are deecribed in ?. report
toade bj a fell?* townsman of Benor
Queaon, Prsncisco Dichoso, who wn?
Qovernor <>f the provlnce when he made
the report in lSttt:*.
"Wllllam H. Taft waa Clvll fjovernor
of th> I'hilippines at th? tmi. and he
dlreeted thut a full Invaastlgatton <>f these
taets ba inativ. Anriong other things.
Governor loehoso bimsell had been
charged wlth ownlna alavea, but be <i. ?
iiii.i it. not because there wr, ne alavei
tu be had. bul beeauee it wns agalnal his
ture i" ireat human bsinga as property.
"Atuboo famarines ia a ragulsily or
ganlxed provlnce. under control of the
PhlHpplne Aaaembly; yet atawa tba Amerl*
caa of upation children hav been aold
into Blavery thera for deportatten into
i'hina. Tln BSSentlal facta wera reported
by the I'iiipnio Qovernor anti the Ftiipino
Bacal of th. provlnce.
I'ean Wor.ester presents recorda to
prove hla BSSertiOBS, lacludtai a letter
from I.ientenant QoveruOl' Sanz of llam
blon, where seventy ehlldren were cnttced
from home. Dr, Worceater then aays:
Shii_ baa BUbaoqoaatly raaoovared a
numbei "f tbeea eMIdrea, but to do p,. he
had tt? t niist tha aid <u ihe B. crt t >? i\ice
al Manlla and the PhlHpplne eonstabU'
lary nt CaptS The great* r part nf the
Chlldren. however, have never been lo
i,.t.ii Tbe aat n ooaeerned in tbeea traaa*
a< tions \arre arrested and trled Bnd Ibe
i.. Indpal, who wns opetailng under an
aasumed nasae, was ooavtcted ef abduc?
tii.n of minols
"The Queetfofl wm be asked: What baa
i?. n done te stop thla traflk In human
iaabf And i really de aot bnow where
10 be-gin. fgOB rerelving reports ,.f. the
?lavetn wbicb existed ln leebartla provlnc.
in UBtj Mi. Taft referred iiiem tt> <'om
mleoloner Wrtght, auigaeatlng that anti
atavery lawa eugbt io ba btafiorporated ln
tba te ai Penel Cede, which was being
drawn up un.ler W'rights BUpen lalon.
Tba i'\i>ion of that OOde ?hm a tremcn
dOU8 ple e ol work, whhh has not been
completed yet, an.i so Mr. Tsfl'a reeeat.
nitiidaiioi- mlgl.t just as w?|| not have
bees naade.
"ln rn> own annual report for Ihe year
tall I urged the paasase of s.ime law to
penali/.e the '.lave trade. and on OctObCf
.'i of tiiat reau the piniippine Cbmaria
aion dld pasa ..nt. it wenl to tbe Phlllp.
fiine Aaaembly ?n JanUHry I, ir<i::. ami
was piomptiv tabled.' It i? 'tabbd' still.
and thla, ls the atatus of the aituatlon
?o-dn>.
I?
T
.<
M
Less than 200,000 Women
Voters in the Nine Equal
Franchise States, 7.8 Said.
INFLAMED BY ARDOR"
Claims of "Cause," as Present
ed to Congress, Flagrantly
Mendacious, Opponents
Set Forth.
i roni Tbe Ttrtbanfl Bun i
IV?8Bhlngton. Aug. Sl '-lirepreeenU*
i tions of faeta bj the auffraa-ta In their
iBtataaaentfl to rneinberfl of Congreea bave
! been oo ... al adlng. bo Ui??cuflable, thnt
w< reel called Bpan. >n th- IntereM of
juetlce. to nlve ui the publlc thfl ******}*
tlaurei concernlng aoman aufrragi ln U?a
nlne atal i whlch hav adopted that rn*
atltutlon. Sii.tei.1* nta utterly unararrnni
?-d hav- been mnd? by certain BunVaglatfl,
land. if thej are ???' ? om < rtfld. H ma
well bfl thal flnlnfonafld Barflfltia *mii rfl*
j-at.i them as iTUthfUl."
Thlfl is th.inlna pamgraph ol ?
Btat< tn. ..t laaufld here thla aftfl i.b bi
thfl Nat...nal A,s .ciati-n OppOBed to
t-Veman Bafft-agi Ihrough IU IVflahlngton
I headtjuartei . The prmieuneemfl-m denlaa
, .pe<.i the ctalra inade ba tha ?uf*
Ifra-rurtfl thal In tltelr nlne Matea th. y
\ i-eine.-.-nt 1.484.480 womefl roterfl. tni
liatatemenl hatinB been mfl dfl publlclj ?'
fea daya flgfl lo Repraaentatl*/. Hen-y.
IrlrwlrBnan of lb< Houaa Comrolttei i
Rulefl
WouM Have Statiatica Collected.
1 We flgrec -inphaticaiiv alth BenataW
ITliiman," lh? statement eontlnu. . "IhBi
H \. ..1.1*1 b. h.-r.-iic.al fm the n..i.?>?..'
1, ongrfl i to . oll* i t all irtatlatlea i riaalW
i-egardlag all Ihe pliaaea of woman auf*
-p |n . .|i.;.i rranehiae rtat, ? ln Ib i
Iwaj there aill '.-? a contlnual lefaWatlon
,,f the i'-'-|...n*-i ili ' Ifllmi o! thi fluf*
rrnghrta
"Th?ii -i.eji k. ? *- .. few .l.i v- aflO ...;..;?
mqi allfie . .-i -.. t on tl al lh<
repreaented 1.044.401 woimn .<*??-. and
they Included .n thla number ths Btflte ol
I lllmois. M iii.'n has oni) ?> Imlt* ti lian
1, hlae fm women Blnc* thla ?
x rg< rat* >i clalm .- mad. foi the pur
.f cnnvinclnn i "Onari flfl Ui il ? "? ?
:,, endoui nun ?? ol i ????'?,! fln?l ll i
; ft.re a treuif ndnu- numh- i ?f VOtfl I bfl -
wltnem to the Btrenath of Ihe Bffragfl
; sentiment, ti.i recl flgun i mui i ta
dMtinctlj dlflflpftoinling lo thfl ad*njcali
. oi i qjuai fluffragfl
"The htaternentfl of thi
? i- 'i'i . ofll. lal flfl irea of the
ITntted P'at. cei iui >rt - <*. t. t t *?
iauffraglati ar- Infiamed b Ihi ardoi ol
i . i , gn-i Tl ?? i -i.su- Bureau ta
! ated oi iv by th*
tlfteallj aceural Tlu raffraalfll
thelr nlne late- bi i ?? 1144.440 i ?>.?.? t.
. .,?. ! - Thfl t tU tt Bhoa - there .,. .
]th. nlnt latefl I ? '...' '"'a ? ' 041
. ? t on* eara nl
and over, and thi tota
be < reachrd thi rotlna ogt Ine-'tidi lt<<
"-rnorant, Ihe forelga bo Ihi
rallaed, tha riearo, IIm Indlai nd lh*
.Ln .-I,,. -.- ;m.i . im -? T ? t..t;.i numbfl r
of naUve bara whlle women of rol i |
,m ..II theae n.n- >t.*t.- i- <\a-i.
: Thfl roretan born tot * -???i 11.
] i.gn ... mln -i : a-. ut...:. amoui
? *
Leaa than :.000.000 Womin Votert.
"fl 'onaefljuentl) und* ? t1 ? UrnM illoti
' and rtOtkii tion* ;? l| or, th. frtBfl. h '
th*M*e vtnt. -. .t areuM be more t i
j Ubetral i athaatfl te aai thal tn. ? ?? ?
SJOO.OOfl a o',i. ii -....? - ? i. ? 11 ?!
I roffrmgi leadera K> thi* we rnean
.441 woirnen of aii ? oftdlttona and nattoi
Itlea wbe ara abk lo rota Bul tbe itatefl
I whlcl bavfl grant< .i th. : anchl ? to
I women aatlmate that. aa a top flgun i ol
more than taro-thlrda of thfl wiwnen of
. roflng Bgi and rondltlotn roghtttt oni
nOt .nor. thun '.. |*a*>| .-.-nt of th-.-e wttO
I reglatei *r?. to me poll i ren thM l? ?
i v. i hlgh ? itlmatc Taro-tblfdfl -.f
'<??> dofla nol amount to i IB."r.f*.
quently, those women a*bo arrogantl)
; mad- to CongroBfl tha outrageotM Mate*
; in. ni that tlu) i. ptreeentfl <i 1.40 ?
I women roteri ... roflllt* trolced lh< opln
i..n- ..f far leaa than 1104,401 women Hav?
lng behind them thi Bupporl ..f leai tha -
{,888,008, the> ei;,im t\444.4n, Whlch li 4K
lil mon lh.in x II thfl w ..tii<-ii ..f votin*;
aflje in the BUffrflgfl stat*-1.
"To thfl uncnarltahl- th* prflaentfltlflfl of
such tigurts to CbBaffrflflfl by thfl auffruglMi
mav senu th. HBflflt flaRi.int m* ImIii' it |
Thls organlaatlon hoarerer, prefera t.. re?
gard it aa tbe byfllerleal eaaggeratiofl >>f
|a eertflln c-ia--s oi wamen >vh>> ar. rai
| rieil flway bjr the excltem.-iit <,{ th-li .in
reaaenablfl ?nd unnnturai *ffort to obtaln
thi lu.iiot f.n iiii women it aeema thal
the tamptatton io *Uai *Aitii fncta and
Iflgurcfl in Kiitt.ri.iK Keneraiiti. - rathei
than arlth tmaaaaaalthfl |.i?-.-isi*.n .-? .....
atrong for a?aaa who Uunl th.-ir anflr
aenelMHtlea in their attflmpta to eater the
! ar* na of poUtlCfl.'
GILLIGAN HELD FOR TRIAL
Policeman, Arrested in Lcbanon
Hospital Case, Gets Parole.
J'eter S. Ollllgna. a poli.-rman attache*!
to th* Moirisunia aveini* station. who
was iirr-ate.J earlv Sfltunlay nioinlnn.
chaited with belng fiisord. ih and Intei
fflrlng with th<- dutlflfl ef ? f?lloa pello
uinti. was Biralgned In the MorrManla
pollce court yflflterday inorning. Immedl*
atel] after hlfl Btrreel b* wa.- aufl-pcnded
l v i?eput> Commbarloner Wearburgei
william Bauinbneh, the peHeflman wh*?
made the aiTOM ^alrl thal he was Ofl Pflfll
at Breoh an*i MTflfltcheater avcnuea arhfln
he -aw two men .atr., h uomaii from the
side door of a -aloon. ghfl wa.s plaflfld Ifl
a Bflflflflflg autumobile and th- chaufTeur
was iiiicteii to tai'. her to i.iibanofl iios
-aftal Wii.-n Baumbflcfc, aa was bM duty,
tried to gat her nain- ,-in.l addrflflfl Gilll*
pan apprared and refUflfld lo BflTmll the
woman to tell it.
At the hospital. Maumh;nk said, theie
was fiirthii trouhle with QilUgaU, al*
| thougk the pflllrflmaB w;ts noi airflatad
until he becaine disord.rl.v lillliRan amfl
(laioi.tj fettaaing bM arraJflmntant t*. get
wttneaaee.
WOOD'S FLICHT HALTED.
' Kmm Thfl Trlhunr Piirean I
WashiiiKi.-i. Auk :'1 (* Mer-vin Wnnrl.
Tho flew fiom New Vork to WashlnRtot.
ie?entlv. staited fioni |*.,it Myflf this
afternoon f.u Haliitnor. \t l.,iur?l. Md.
Bfl had flttgttte iroubb- and waM for. rd to j
lat.d. II*- aapeflta tfl get his ent'lm- re
pjilreil in Ihe mornlni* an.l tlun go on to
Raltlmore. letutning to |ott M.et In Ihe
uf tei noon.
MRS.MARSHALL BREAKS RECORD
Wife of the Vice-President Has Made Between 1.500 and
1,600 Calls Since March 4 and Found
the Task a Pleasure.
H'rom Tiie Tribune Burea.i |
WasbtagtOO, Aug. St Mrs. Tho,?,.s K.
Marshall. wilV of tbe \ ice-l'resident and
??aecond lady Ib the laaeV' baa broken aii
,?,. ?dentfl and -stablisbed the BMSt 1*0
markabk aedal raeord ever made by tha
ulfe of a Vice-rrcaid.nt ... "f a .'ablt.et
,,?.,?!,.?.? MllCt Mard, 1 Mis. Marshall
baa mad- betweea IM and IM eom and
bM BCratebed every name trom baat BBld
l.ook. Wlth th.- exception of those of per
sons li\ing 0'itside ,,f U'asliingtoti.
"lt baa been a greal pb-asiire 10 m*.'
dechaxed Mr.-. Marshall. "and I .annot
BUfflt i'litly Hhow inv appreciation <>( tho
gaaieroaa wa. la wbicb tba paopla have
?hown tl.eir inte.est in U8 and our posi
! tion. laatead oi betag tba dlsaweeaMe
, tnsk wlii. li ha.l Been pi.turt'd. all m>
Itripo about Waahlagten bave been inter
aetlng, and arbtla i bava i""? denled
meetlng peraenally asany of those aa/hoao
calla I iliirne.l. on a. rount of their ab
Mnco from tba dty or because i eeedd nol
r.,11 .... their regadar daya at biwae, yel I
bava made many new frlaada ami ectu
ally f.. 1 BTBtefUl for the Inatituti.m which
makefl raMInf Ln Wasbbagtoa the eblef
i.iitur. ".' aa bai IhTe."
The raeord la more reroarkabta than
WOUld "theiwiae be th. .as. l,.,ailse 11,?
JAt 1..1 escluslvenaaa which auiTOunda tha
wife t.r tbe I'l'siii.-nt ..!-" practlcaltj ?nr
rounda th" Wlfa o( tn- Vh .-lYealdtnt
?ii,.. Hiii estebttohed Boclal code re.iuir.s
tbat the Wlfe of .. \i. l'r. si.b'l'.t Bhall
,?..,,.. a flrst * ..ii ???'i' ea the wlfa ..f tba
Prcstdenl Th.- entln aoclal world. r.ffl
, ;.,| and "th.rwis.. must makt th. tlrat
,?n .,1, her. Hei oMigatioa te return
. lsits is Ihntted t.. th.- ?,,111.11 Of the <'ab-|
WEATHER OUTLOOK FAIR'
Moderate Temperature Looked
For During the Week.
\\.,~l,.,,Ston. Aug. -I Acor.llng to the
forecast bv chtef Manria -r tbe Weal ei
Bureau, ti"- dlatHbutlea of atattephertt
prceaure ever the Narrtbanm Ha*anlephera li
BUCb aa I.. Iri.inal.' a ? nntiniiar ?? Of
rnoderate ternperaturea foi tbe Beaeoa
ti. caralna waa* la all perta of tb- eoun
,,, cxcepl ih" par Beuthwest wbert
?. ... i.? .. 111 be above ajorraal
Tbe ralnfall duiing lha weeh wlll ba
generallj local and liregutarly dlatrlbuted
B
NEW ROSEVILLE MYSTERY
Banks Ledger Balances Larger
than Deposit Books Call For.
"ivaing to tiie .innouii' eiut I.I b Sl" '
i,,,,.,!-. Camunlooloaai i. H I radaal
ti,;,t .aarl ."ii of aomt " tha ;..--?
book- .,f depoottera of tha Baat IIla Truet
.. ith tha leda 'ed an a.i
dlttonal ahort iga ol about .-?". repra
. . mr* ..: tha banb ? lll appaai bei rt
.,.., i?i UonU in Trenlan t"
doj 10 aah thal furtber Infonnatloa
withlield i.""i ?"? pablk satil ?? I aaa i J
. ..mpar-'d
? ..? | ? aaa
Mn ..f ? , ? aa a hown la aorna
....;,.. .v-:- t.. whom
thg |.Bged >?? rred '"i ''i"1
..,,_. r 1..'.,:., ,.? tn. ledgei than tneii
? . io: 11 ? anh repraa.
? ? .,11-,, ;i la <>' Ij feli lo
..mr,! t,. arlthhold furthei ftgurea natll
. 1 1 : known. Inasmucb .<
ii,,: tagt 1 .? been ?>'
1,1.111, ?
,. 1 f.,t Wllfred '' rtoesa ; whe la
. , ? ' n ?? ni"t"i
? ? .,f" lha
" r-" 1" Tra nton
,,lt ih.- r.b" r .,| hit mlaalon Wlll
atltkm Jtadga loba lleleiah, ?t tb.
-tate-. ihsui, t ' oui t for an order
11,. Btate Baiihlng ii.partni.iu
I,, tUrn Ol .1 '" 'be ? .. Ulltles
ll ?. t; ,. examlnera foand ln tht banh
?., ? w.. i< mi .< Btrangboa bt km
Bmlth "" a.i\t.t . tnii.s.. Deput]
t'ommlaatoaei t'redenbnrgh decUned te
inin tb.- boa evei to ih.- recelver snleaa
t|.:,i .u-iib >- lhal bf must Tl.n
tatlU nf Iln Ih'X bave been gpfMJ I ISSd Bl
.t!..,||t 130,888, blll baVa n-tt I" en ...lil?|. I
l? fl., . 1. ,,? tbe banh ao far un- j
earthed. rtaotbei boa has been un j
oarthod bt ibe baah bul thera I ao ra |
oui on tba beoha ed tba lristllutla>a Indl \
Catlng I' ovanel Bf ? hat lt I olltall.H
1 ,,i. m it la ? Latsaod b- thU aftem.1 ll
irill i?. broken open bj Commlaalonei
\ redei i.urah.
STEELVV^RKiRS~BAN A HIT
Mr. Schwab's Musicians Plcase
25,000 at Park Concert.
Charlet M ia*hwab'a Batthbthaaa Iteel
.?ompany Hand made a hll arlth ii"- retra
iar parb uancertgoera Iaat nlghl <>n the
Mail In Central Parb Twenty-flva thaa.
aand peraona ??n gathered te bear whal
,t?. nlnet) -eeven atot Iwajrtt 1 eeuld d..
wlth < ht ir braaa haatruaaenta Part Corn.
nnssioi.'i fltovei aald be tnoughl there
weie bn thousand BMaTe ln II"' au.li't,.'
than ueuall) attend tht ooacerts, tba an
ii,, tn.vati atlchlaa ,'11 ,l" '?,:-1 """.i" t
waa paayod
in contrasl to tba Breathei of a year
H,ro. xa. lir 11 a sloiin drov. M, BchWab'l
nn 11 irotn the baadatand snd drenehod
the atadlence, last niKbi waa perfect
Tbe anl] Btorui Ib a*?*Mence was eupplled
by the band Itself la aaVeral desciigUva
plocea One was deserlbcd aa fellowa on
tb. prtnted atlpa furnish. <i bj tba Pbrt
1 >? partmenl:
' SMiipb'ini' p... 111 ?l'pl'ti.i? 8 mvtli"
logleal atery. Pbartea havtng teearad
pei nnasion to dilve through the boavena
atarta on his rareer ma unahlllod thiv
inic inaddena the ateeda. brtnga tba flerj
charlet Um etoee te aarth, which ia men
;i,tii \a ttti deatructJen, when Jtaplter
Btlibaa rl" drlver with Hghtnlng."
Mr. Behajrab waa at the i>ark last Blgbl
mingtlng In ihe crowd wltb ih. Part
.'oiiiinissionei iii Bethlehem the mual*
etaaa that plaaaed Mr. Btover i audlanea
Inat nlKhl ls known aa H.bwab's l.'aO (Va)
band The memhers h!" rerruiteil from
all rrinka of workei s ln tl" Bethlehem
steel WOrfcfl Thej lefi Iaat nlKht foi
Bethlehem,
MEXICAN DEPUTY SHOT
Adhcrent of Madero Accused
of Plot /Vgainst Huerta.
Mexbo City, Aua. :t loraphi nemion.
a memher of the ('hauiber of Peputlea,
haa been aaeented. Ha waa a >irons; a.i
herent "f Madero and uaa BCCUBOd of
bavlng idotted lo iissassmale Pr. aldent
Huerta.
Ra ndon was arrested "ti leavinp; a
frlend'a houae, where h. had dlne.l. and
waa taken to a polnt near Atucnpotzal.o.
where he face.l a tirtne; ao,uail " **^ nt
thla place, practi. ally a auburb of the
taplti.l. tbat Deput> Baadofl Mangel was
ahot to death two daxa pratvioualy hy fed?
eral r-oldlera.
Inet and the Supreme .'ourt and wivea of
unibasaado.vs and. of cour.ae. those who
have entertained her or extended invlta
tlona to dtnners, luneheona or receptlona.
Therefore. part Of the preat taHk?or
pleasure. aa Mra. Marahall <alla it?was
aelf-imposed and aet a precedent for fut
?,. l.emncratic administratlona which wlll
be hard to follow. None of tbe ''ablr.et
wt.men of the BOW administration have
^rt made much headway in their ? ard
booka, but th.y will a-arvtvO the old cus
tom of calllnK and returning calla aa soon
M the aeason opens.
When Mra Marshall waa aaked bow Bhe
aceompllahed the feat ahe replied that II
waa bj belng methodi.ai. Uvlng 'n ?
holel had much to do arlth the rOOOrd, ahe
declared, as no ona arlth huusabald or
famll) duties could ba axpea ted to ?<> at**
ni bei tlmt.
Maeaachuaetti avoaua Ca>anactlcut sve
nue and other fashlonable thomus-hfares
^.may Ot accaas, but many tlmea tln
? JJriBBtll "tt ','f.ls led her Into 80088 BOW
m.b-dnisn'h. where the hrmp iro*t'? were
poeaj dlre. lorles, and ir/here even Ibe num
I erltiB ..f ht.uses was n.'t I omplete. Some
tingfl th. V.c.-l'real'i.nl's automobile
Btopped before the anuiatona of thi nt h
and sgaln before aatana Btaodeal llttla howe.
Indeed. the <aiia extended mto Vlrginla
and Maryland, and many aftera-oona tht
Monuui. t.t and Capltol aoraa wen lefi fai
behlnd.
Ifra Maranall haa bo aejclal Becretary,
bul haa tha puaatstanra of ?< eiert in cata
logulng ber carda The entlra Ibrt la aub*
rrittt'i to her and aha aitangea them m ?
cordlng t.. atreeta. unleea thara la a ape
, ,.,i raason ror distrtbuting tbe calla oth
erwtae Bhe lefi ber last carde on Prklay.
BANKERS' W Fl
Party Lines Tightened in the
House to Stand by the Cur?
rency Bill as It Is.
SMALL CHANCE IN SENATE
One or Two Changes Desired
by Banking Intere.ts May
Bc Made, Including Re
duction of Reserves.
w ashlngtoi Aua -' T ' ?nawei of th.
Bdmlnlatratlon foarcea ln tha Ht I
t .. . -. itlclema of tbe i ? ? ? ? ?v -411
raadi by tbe r*oafa>t*nei ol baahera at
Chleago yeaterday avin be ? tlgbtening up
? ? . iiaea an.l a rnore \\^<\"---* Indoi ?
menl ef 'be bul .? - 11 noa BUnda In
jforragl canfereaea ef Deaiocratl< mem?
,.' ti,. rleaet t^rfericy Coasinlttee
t,, ,n, ..',,,; ., gaod the fact thal tbe ?" ?
... . .;. ,.,ie,- of ii"' PresWarat'S eur
? to pasa tba
through the ib-u*.- aitheul mfa tami il
Tbe amert-menta propootd bj t\- bai B
? rai I"" ? ?! ""t bjr House leaders,
.,ii ^ a i.neldered In dartall when the
biii ..11_ aad in the
a the
ttea "t. Banblng ?'.f-'1 Currenej
Tht propeeal t.. reduea tha euanttl '
to ' ountr) banka tht
[i .if ke- pltiK part Of thelr if., f aa
a mai ? nportt rs,
, ..i iitln at<' taa ? ?>v"i mto tha
Mli ln Ihe fl : I le BOt
axpected In the Houae.
i . , ,.,,.. - arlll bava an opportualtj
. nl lha ir \ lewa "i" nl) le i Jongraraa
aftor Ibe curreete) Mli geta Into tba len
ata ? bab man i twi n af tbe lenata Cui
i.n. \ - otiirmtt. ?? aald la dai thal be es?
pacted leadlng lepreeantatlvai of tba vari*
,, i- fa, tion- amaag i1"- bunksra would
oe Invltcd i" tr ' thelr rlewa oa ihe. Mli
t,. tna Beaal.nraitti ?
i ... great deal "? mt t H ln th
proposal i" i ? ?.mt e bai tha a ma
Ilt) of tbe rtaeiv.a." aald Banalot Owei
w, hava aoi llai aaaa <i taa new b glala.
?hchiith in ci.lilinitt.'e. hOWa*rVaU*,
to know ui.rft changea wlll ba made Ib
tl.i 1,111 '
Y,w ..f tbe changea advoajeted bj tbe
baahera wlll receian favorabli canaldara.
tion from ihe Denaoeratk fereea ln the
Beaate Cbatrnaaa Owea is unalterabl.
OPPOBCd t'> the Idea Of rhaiiKlnf* Ihe fed
aral board of central so that banklng hv
ttiasta wouid bava ? share In its raan.
agt ment or ta ereatlng a ttunmty ta ba
is-u"i i? tha banha, Instead t.t bj tba
f.-.i.nii goveraraeat it la bellevad that a
largt BMjertty "f the Beaata arlll adhere
t.. the plan for Trtiis.ii> nOtt B, l-ther
than notea te be iaauod br the banks.
Benator Bhsfroth, a member of tbe Cur?
renc] Conualttae, wlll Introduee ln tbe
Senate to-rnorroa a propoeed plan for tha
letii.nieiit of ..ii ealetbiB currency esca>pt
aiiver ooitlAcataM nnti tha issuance <?f ?
general form of Treaeary notea aacured
i BB pt i conl gold reeervt.
Benator Bbafrotti i blll ..i". would bubv
atltuta Treaaury notea at onca for aii out
standliiK BBtlonal bank notea, and would
. un' i tbe gavernnaeni banda tbat now
form tba aecurlty for tbe naltonsl banh
t iirreiit \ . He aald lo-da> blfl Mli would
?-ave HUNadM in Intoreet now pald ay
the Koverninent on boada us. .1 te BOClire
natlonal banh currency, *. aura tbat would
b. in.r.ii'.i.l t" l:i.v:44l,i.O it tbe J i>er cent
boada wora refunded with 3 i.er eanta
"it would lake tba coatrol ef tha cur?
rencj oui of tbe banda of tba baaka and
place ii it, tha guvernment," aald Benator
Bhafrotb "I' would aatbtf) the banhaara
beeaua tt would cash their I pt. eeat
boada without losa."
Man* lequeola for baarlaga bave heen
reo .'i by meniben of the Benata oom*
mittee Berne of tbeea are from odkoera
ol leadlng labor organtsatlona T. J, i?o
Ihii. ol CmCagO, secretHiv-lreaaui er af
the Brotberhood of steani Bhovel and
l ii ? dga Mt ii. .-alil ln part:
Tbe worklngmen o: the countr) ar.
Juat a-^ much, if not more. IntereBted ln
the i.tiulliiK currency m8-8111*8 Ihian ati\
other < laa<. as ilnv are the peoplo who
fleposii thelr earnlnga in tbe aavlnga
bank'- of I'"' OOUntry, I believe If reprr
aentatlve men of ibe dlffercnl clsssea of
people Intereated In thla measure were
invited to partlelpate Ine ea_faa*ev)cegreat
good wouui come rrom it."
-
GAY TO CH009E ARMY HORSES.
| rrom '1 he Tribune Hure.au 1
Waahinjrton, Auar. | i. The appointment
of .lam.a l,. Coy, ot Kentucks. to the
vacanef on the cnmmlttee of experta up
polnted hv the I icparltnetit of Atrrlculture
to aeleet atHlllona to be BBOd ln tbe urniy
remount braeding eatabllahinent haa Juat
heen anim,1111, . ,1 hv SecretarN' lloualon
Mr Qay succe.'da ihe late .'harles I.
RHlle\ He ii a dlrector of the Amer?
ican Baddle llorae Breedera' Aaaorlatlon.
J
i The Standish cArms location
Directly opposite Wall Street, over the river, and a
five minute walk beyond the first subway* stop, in an
aristocratic re-sidential section, the Standish c-Arms
offers you the quiet and sanctity of home-like sur
roundings.
It is convenient. accessible, refined: has an excellent
service a la carte, and costs so much less for rent and
rations than its equivalent in New York, that it^will
be a revelation to you when you investigate.
But do it now before your present landlord crowds
you into a renewal of your lease. Furnished or
unfurnished, as you may prefer.
STANDISH cJlRMS
SULZER FORCES PLAN
10IN1T HIS FOES
Will Accuse Members of Legis
lature and Tammany Men of
Criminal Conspiracy.
HOPE TO BLOCK THE TRIAL
Declare Evidence Will Cause
Court of Appeals Judges to
Refuse to Join Impeach?
ment Proceedings.
Albany, Aug 21 ?An **r*ort wiii he m.t.ie
thls we**k. fti eor.llna tfl thflflfl ln Ihe ron
n*ien.. of QflTflrtner Bnlatrr, to brtaflj nboui
the Inrllefm* nt of ***-veral meml.ers of thfl
I.. a-i-l.-ittite who were most a> tlve in the
Impeachment of tn.- Oo-zflrnor and alao
the Indlotment ..f certain flflan 01 blgh
authortty in Taaunnn] iiaii, who are nut
otii. iaiiiv ijonnacted with the LflglflUtnrfl
Om of th- ehfltrgflfli H mi flflld, aill be
criminal coniplrnejr.
Thls is the ;.'-? -.trateRlc rnove of thfl
iulser war board," an ontMnad to-dnjr t>v
Judfffl !.' r-n .1 Arnold. oil' of Governor
Bulsertfl moal truatad adviiem.
Durtng th. laat taa .ia>s a **reup ol
lawytra who volunteered to aa>ist Uov
. ir..?r Bulflflf Ifl blfl tro'ibb- have been l?'i*4
ii engaced Batnerlnf evldancfl touchtng
thi- flllflgfld ...implracv. an'i lt was an
?loun. *?l tO-dflJ that thev had obUlneU
?uAi. nl .lat.i to hifltlfjr th.-m m plaetnt
th. evldancfl tri the hamls "t Dtfltrll t At
tornev \\ hltiii.wi. >.f New York I'oUlll.'.
w.th ? damflnd thal t>.- lav ;t aaet be*
tor. .1 -ffmnd jury
lOdgfl Arnold took a Biffht train tor
Now Yoii.. wbflr? bla ?tay w-m i>. indaS
mt. He pUflfl tfl appeai to-morrow
mornito,' bflfOTfl thfl Afl?mbly Judtfl '.-i1
Commlttee, tahleh la Inonliinf Inle eer*
t.iiL allflsad . bargafl of brlbary ln cenn>c
tion vith thfl imp.-achment pro**ee.lui<*n.
Hope to Block Trial.
Othei laarjrarfl an*i layaaaa betrfl nrfle
had a band In thfl ?ulifli p**fl**"*TaflflUM ? *"
pie--..| confldflnefl that tkflll '<>ntem
platad mo\?* would Moeh th?- Imp?ch*
ni.iit trlal. Thev dedared that when tite
evldence thej had eaUntfld wom moMm
pUbll* lt w.rilij CflUflfl th.- . out of Ap
- ludfafl to declin? to Joln ih.- s.-nat.
ln ? luaU. .iti.l that thib flrould cauflfl the
wholfl mRti.-' to fall ta the ftroand a**
t .? S. nate wmil.t hav.- Bfl --..vvvi. und. r
tha ,lonflUtutton, to precfled alotM with
thfl t lal.
Anotior t.i** i.rti h af ?) mpathi tlc raafl*
flaajea haa been mad? publlc i>- Qoaortaor
Bulaer Major Oeneral J..!m W <?rc>an.
n ? ommand of thfl national *ruard of the
wrota: "The flflfleera flrhom I meet
berfl h.-lieve that when you are heaid thfl
charajca v*.m fnH." This cnused flflflflfl
rommeiit by those who raeallfld I *t A*i
- Oeneral HamUton was the timt
important stat.- oflMfll 10 **flCOflrnl?fl UflU
tenant Oovernor (Myna flfl actlag ?"ov
errior.
Othera flrbfl eapre?fld th**ir coafMeneflj
m Goverr-or lulflflr liicbid*- l-mis 1*. Pos-t.
.-.aai-tant BeereUrj >>f Lnbee, Waahtng*
ton: BalnbrtdflT* Cflthy. Nea* Y,,r:<- Mr?
Ma:v ntmboth L<aaaa, Breohlyn, an.l <?$
,-ar Ts. hlrke. . Nflflf York.
Emptayefl la tha faa> ***** departmentfl
nn.i bureaua that retranln h-vai ta Oo*/
ernor lulflfl. are Iflfltttl ...nccn-.l as to
What this week mfl] brm-* foith tn tho
matter of setitnic thelr monthiy flalartee,
The .?onttoll.-i's Oflflflfl alrea.lv bflfl rec
OCnlfled l.lcutenant Governor Glynti a?
actlng Oovflroor, and II hi awU that tha
,.,nIllil,io? o, payrelli flrhleh r-rflubrfl
,,?. ,*h1ef Kx.-.-itiv.s approval flrlll flflfl
pw! mufltfli wlth tbe ContreUar onlflflfl
II, oiynn'fl "am- an.i aaal are atta.-he-i
OoTflrnor Bulflor flpent ? ojfliet *_? M
,??.. Kx.-.utlve Mansmn. taki.iK an anlo
??,,,?,. rl<i,. ,? th*- afternoon.
Mrs. Sulxflf* Improving.
Mn s.ii/.r. i cn.iit.oi. ceattaoea te im
,?,?,.; -uthensh flh? hi ???? ******* l0
ber be.l
vi-tirm- Oflwrernor ?*iv"" *** ** ***
mrl home on the Hudaon th-rouffhout thfl
,,a.. ite anli ba wte ?ol dtoturbfld bf
fM B| thfl f.-i.tlv.- .bveloptncnt- ln
'ti,,". Thaw caaa, nor ?mfl he ealM mptm
to p.-iform anv uftl.'lal a.'t.
Mr oiynn'fl fldherenU darided Ihe tateM
mov.- of th? ?ulflflt fflrcea, and deelered
that lt would Piove flbflfllUtaly ineffe.tlve.
I.emo.rati. Ifl a-lcrs harfl Utprflflflfld
tl.emsfl-lvcH a- c.nlUlcnl that a flUOTtim
WOUtd bfl on ?':?"' ?1">" ll" -^?-afl?>****ur*s
,,,,,,^,,,..1 Bfl VVfldneeday nlght s-ver.-.i
Importnnl raeflflurflfl ?r'' on ,h'' i,ru"
Ki.im.ne r..r |.a-sai;e, Indudlm the dlreet
tax Mll an.l the Hiippl.-m.-ntal BUppty hill.
I.. tnha tt"- ptaefl of onfl fletod bv Oer*r?
ernor Sulz.er.
while ti..* orsanlsfltlofl leaderfl naalntain
that Ooeerner ?ulflar'a naflflflflflpi adii-rtng
thfl parflsaK** <>f a dlreet tav hill 1*4-op.-n*-d
the enliia revenile mattd and iflVfl th ni
tha rik-ht te ennd al th? <flttmerdlnnry
Bflflflton whatev.-i- othei llnanclal IojcImIh
tion they deoflflfld nfloeeflary. lt *?* imder*
Mtood that they wlll mak.- assnrance
doilhlv BflHrfl b) pro. ui ini; ? BflMMtfll flfli s
~Atf o"? thla polnt from Actlflag OflTflrfl >r
Ql) nn.
Thflflfl -fl 'p?'?*, eonftdeticc among the lead
er? of beliiR able to prootfltrfl ihe attend
ance of a HUfttcient nuniher of leK'l.slut*.r8
to paiia over (iovernor Sulzer's veto **er
tain meanurea to whlch they are commlt
ted. I'hlef amona these is thfl Bt*Oflffl bill.
<lealgned to increaae the inemberahlp of
atate polltU-al eomtnlttees to 15<) and arad
Ina the votlna fltrenKlli flU the basla of
the party vote at ehctlona for (Jovernor.
The Senate already Iimh voted to pass thls
measure over the veto, but the fact that
HH votes out of tt total present moinber
ah'P ot 148 are needed ln the Aflflflmbly
makes the bllla fate doubtful.
IcedTeaSpoons
The increasing popu
Jarity of Iced Tea as
a Summer beverage
has made these long
sterrimed spoons necei
sary to the equiprnent
of the better dass of
Summer Homes. Hetm
ily silver p'ated in sev
era! very attractive de
signs.
$3.50 a dozen
jMS&QpER;
45th St. & 6th Avcn N. Y.
POPULAR
ONE-DAY
OUTINGS
ATLANTIC
CITY
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HARD
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SMOKE
COMFORT
NEXT $050
WEDNESDAY r_-?
Leave W.rarlSt." V) a m.
I^ave Ubarty ht. i.uo a m.
Leave Jackscn Ave , Jar
ney City, 8.17 a.m.
T
East Side Organization Sends
Governor Cheering Words.
HAIL HIM "CHAMPION"
Boy Scouts, with Harburgian
Document in Charge, Now
Uacing to Albany.
a/llllan Italser will have ha bla rr",^*?*
Blea - brand aew "biii of rhjhta ' m-*w*t>
i,i? ..: Um i.'M day, aal< -?
"profUgata and tlauitious . tbBJaeterfl"
Bteattoned In tbe eocuraoal fa'; apoa Isai
Boy BOoata froni tba Baal Bide whe i**f"i
Hamilton Parb raotordai for AJbanj aH
the predoua aocuraeal ml hed 9
tbe risht hool of Beiaaanl DavM aleerb.
- v,. ?. yaara ead, af Ka, bm Heetai atreat
The decwnent ts the arorb of ' a r.ms.
Hampdena aad Mfltaea of tba Baat Mi
Protectlve AaaorlBtlon. whteh rasarda tn*
Gkrvernor aa tba Cdrver Cromajrell af th*
preaenl age. Tba Beweal docuoieat ia ??
peeted to make MCbai ? '?' Pby *n<1
A;.i,,n Levj quake bt thelr boota. .'lurit*
i arlll not t"' ln it. tba Baal BUara ?ajr.
when it eaaaea te daaUng nttb padHaBj
tyranay ln New Vork State.
Tbe four Boy Beovta arlll ' tdha' 't ta
Albany. Thej are, beetdea tba BatSBBBli
Wllllam ICelnatela, alateen reera aMj
BamueJ Jaeger, Bfteea ifaara, and Hartt
Budner, fourteen. They departed with
many caeera. The aeeumant. artdch w?
aBgaad by Harry Bchaoht, auperlaUBdaal
of tha Baal Bade Proteettve Assocuuon,
is as foUowa:
"To the Hon. Wllllam SnUiB".
The p.o'.le of tba Eaal BMo heg re
apectfally te eanvei ta yonr eareiiem-y
tbe arefeand aai alaaare regreta trut
?rear afforta alana Ihaaa al -'?v"' r"rtfic*'
ti..!. and rlgbtaouanaaa bava beea ?*?__'
rartly fruetrated bj preatgata aad t*m
tu.us r*haractera worhlng to tiioro.ar.hr
aatfata thelr Onaaclal areed -n.t i?>utic?i
eorrupUea at the lapnaai al the haaae
H.i.i Intagrtt) and character ef thte Batara
State. There is not BB BBltbel of cOB
tumely or reproach that hatred or ??*?<
could Biiggeet thal haa aoi ?>een auaanaa
and privately lavlahed aRalnst BB.
"T.,iiinii'.i'v Hall unfortunately *Alt*l?
, patentlal Influence. for lt la obviou*
fhlll her randidatee are elected adibeei
tbe aajpporl of the rotare Anlauetedwai
-tndtcttve paaaieneof revenge nn**_*"2
they have labored aaceoBlBgly -*"'1 * '
UBraa__ed rervar te eaaabHoh b aaw
Bgateet yom eaeallaney whk*h ?J"J"
more Wm Impatpttona al aaeJIee eaem
head.
??Thert- is no phraoe vlgoroua eaeaa
?. ,o,,vey the ln.llsna.."n whlcll BWaae
enthrtlla th-* peopta of the Be** ...
Publlc oplnlon wlll be heerd h^__J3
mequlvoeally for the areet ?****?"*
human tendertaaaa end aorrow, a*fl J
nchtlna feaHaaalj aaabud -ewtjj a
evll wherarver II waa found to e*ta
??The vlllanj of rreraeauttnB ?"* "JJJj
cutlna your excelleney for ?"*? ' wl|i
mni ,um,st rulfUment of your >^[t* >
ure-aa tha ajdlllone of eittxena "?"J^,
vou to the onVa* you bo "",,,v ?**? for.
or_bij ,?.,.?py. to atand ag-lnat n<
,??,,,,,,. bodj whiot, is ''f;;;M.t,
.gulaal the bonor ead vlrtne of thr
wm "f tbe Knit.it.' Btate a.jiir
?Thla is our Bfht Tbe duti a '.
,?,?? ?s t.. bury Bueh *>W?UBan
.,??, ,xb,?n?tlon and K.ll thBBI *>,0B
r.'.swrie.tlor.. ?,,??
?Th, fraal war which r** ara J
vraglaa BftJnei tbe powerful mra ??
?tate wlll termlnate in a ':,,,rl0'"*w,,,...h.
ror tbe people, and arlll ^^Jot
,,? tba atate ead brina a?rt **J*J1,.
tranqullllty aitbtn tbe bardara of tne
Hre State. ??,.
??In tha- name of the peopla* Of ^
pire State *a-' DTB) that tn. '..,.,,
Ood may rtiower hla ".?M "" tha,
upon you end your devoted alf*. ?*"? m<v
Ile may grant you atrenath ?,'ilt :?' _jk
be of .ontitnitd UBBfUlBWBB "? iDt 9*
?.ivlte."

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