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hance of rea.'hniK an understandmg
wlth the Unlted Btatea through an
analcmhle dawaruaslon with Mr. Und aill
en.i to-tn.,iT"w. when the PraaWenl
gocs f. the .'apitol and tella CongraBB
what he Ihlnha of Huerta and <.f tha
entlre M'-xiian situati"ii.
Th. PreaManl la determlned that
Huerta e>h.?n nol onl) retUgn from his
offlce bUt that he shall BOt he a l andi
dRte for elaetloa In otiier arorda, the
Unlted Btatea goverameal wlll not tol*
.?rat' Huerta a? Prealdent "f Mexico.
whether he is . 1"< t"l Of BOt. Tlns th'
President is expcttd to tell Congreaa
to-niorrow. wlth hlf r.asons It will
not be good raadina for Huerta.
it haa been rumored thal Huerta,
would rf-tire now and atand for electlon
in Octobcr. Presid'-nt Wilson BOl ma
.on\ln.ed that auch an . Ic tion would
s. rve only t" aggravate the Mexican
situation. bellevlng tbat it would in all
probablllty be crooked and would gi^e
rlse tu a further revolt.
Tht- Tribune coiraapondent learned
to-day Bomethlng about the reopenlna
..f th. aagotlatlona between Mr. Lind
ind Huerta .Mr. Lind presented the
Preeldent'a propcaaala i" Oeneral
Huerta and the Mexlcim Prealdgnt
made his reply rejectlng the sugges
ti..n!>. Although the Unlted Btatea
government refueed to send in any
furth.-r note, or to nio.iify its demaivla
that Huerta eluninate hlmaelf com
pieteiy. Mi. Lind managad to coutlnue
the eonveraaiiona on the aubject, an.l
oul r>f this caona the hope that the ad?
mlniatratlon has been exploltlng the
iaat few- daya thal a aohitton mtght i.e
i. a.'hed
Atter Oanaral Huerta scnt hla reply
to Mr. Lind the two had another meet
Ing, on the initiative. it la aald, of
Huerta. Al that tlme Mr. Lind 008
phasized the peril of Huerta'a courae
and the exeeedlng aravity of the situa?
tion. Huerta seerns to have been Im
praaaad bjr Mr. Uad'a repreaentatlona,
Which an undirstood to have been
niost flrm, nnd gBVB BOBM Blgna of re
cedlng. Hi mada certaJn counter-pro
rjoaada or auggeatkma which Mr. Lind
sent to tho State I>epartment. where
at admlniatratlon offleiala became qulte
optlmiatle, aithoul dlvulglng just why.
It is evident. however, that Huerta.
deaplta the algna ba has given ..( weak
enlng, has not gtven In entlrely, al?
though it ls staieai that snmething ls
expaetad from Mr. Ltod durlng the
nlghl Which may have B most |mpor
tant bf-aring OB the situation. and
which mav even CUUSC th.. President t<>
poatpone hla appearancc before Con
grese.
Aid of Foreign Nations.
Much importance ls atta'h.d by the
a.lmitiistrat'.on tO the attitude <>f for?
eign nations. some of which have made
repraaentatlana to th.- Huerta aovem
m.nt urging thal it compl) with the
BUggeaUon preaented by the United
Btatea. it la known that aeveral gov
.innunts of Kurope and of Latln
Ameri.a ha\e used thelr |*OOd OfJlcaa
in Mexico City, and it la belleved that
this was done at the BUggeation, prob?
ably most Indtrect, <>f the Unlted states,
although ofBclala wlll nol admlt that
this is true.
This aciivity by Europcan govern
, ments in an affair in this hemisphere
| has aroused a good d<-al of romm^nt
in Washingtun The President let lt
be known to-day that no frlendlv
action by foreign power? would ever
be considered by this government as
an infringement on the MoniOfl DoC*
trme. He also jntimatcd that the
action that had bBOB taken had been
informal, and lhat the Unlted Btatea
government was not even offlctally
aware of what foreign countrlea had
done in M* xieo Clty. It araa made
elear, however, thal the Prealdent was
much gratified by th" report.s that
theee countries were usmg their good
ofhoes. A good deal of value is at
tached to their efforts.
This government la keeping the
- world well informed of what is going
on in Mexico, through Anieri< an Min
isters and Ambassadors abroad. The
countriis wlnch are being kept in tOUCh
are thoae which have diplomatu r* p
resentatlves In Mamtoo Clty, and ar.
as follows: Austna. Kelgium. Prazil.
China. ('hlll, Kcuador, r-Y.wi. o, Quata**
mala. (jermany. llondura.s, Italy, Nica
ragua Ni,rwny, Russia. SaUador, Spain,
Peru, Holland. Prugnay, (,'rcat Hrltain,
4*uba. Japan and Portugal.
From the highest quarter it is learned
that the President has no further pro
j'oaal to make to Oanaral Huerta. If
Huerta haa something to say. this gov?
ernment aill listen and will try to
rfa. h an agreement on the basis which
Huerta may suggest. The President
believes that a rclatively small group
<,f politi'-ian.s ia raaponalble for Mexno's
woes. and he wants to make it perfect
]y clear that the American attitude
toward th<- Mexleaun people as u whole
is one of aineere Itiendship.
Punishment of Murderars Demanded.
Bmphatk and urg.-nt InatructioM
have heen scnt to the American <'on
aaj at Chihuahua to demand the pun?
ishment <>f the man who murdered Ed
mund Hayee, Jr. >"'t. >-f Mrs. Ella
Hayea, of Farmingion. Me., and an
American negro nam.-d ToBB. at Ma*
dera. Chihuahua, oa Augual 1". Coa
tlrmation of the report of th.- EBUrd rs
was reeeived at thf State Departmenl
to-day.
Conaul Letcher, at Chihuahua, re?
ported that on Augus-t 10 th<- town of
Madera was captutad b] aboul eighty
men under Castillo. a M.xi.an bandit.
who rectntly allied hlms.lf with th.
federal Oeneral Cordova, The battle
laated about an hour. After it was
over Hayes and the negro were mur
il.-red. Tbe prrp.-trators "f tl..- outragr
are reported t<> be und' r arrest''.
Some of CaetlUo'fl man also attached
the lilbicora properlies. south i f Ma
dt-ra, which are owned by Mis. l'h,,< i.e
Hearst. The emplow-s of th<- property
defended it BUI cessluMy. but during tiie
Bght aaearal men aretre hllled on each
Bide. The Slate Department has lssm-d
iirg.nt instrui tions that th?- Hllmoru
prope.rtl.-s be prot<< te.i.
The deparU-MBd has also deanandad
<if Ihe Mexi.-aii I'overnment the appn
lienaion and adeiuate purusinnent it
a band of tw-.-nty-lhree gutrillas wh)
Kllled an American <?ttlSBfl named Hen
Grlffln and brutally assaulted an
?\m.-rhan named Ar.her F. Parks. neur
Madera.
^^a. foreign colony at Madc-ra, con
sisting of ab'Hit one hundred Ameil
CRRfl, seventy tlve Chlneflfl and ? fev
I'crinans. left Madera Immfldlfltfll*
after the battlfl of August 18, taklng
a Bpeclal traln for Chlhuahua. Thej
had to repalr ihe brlfliaTflfl as they went
nnd did ii"' reach Chlhuahua until
August 18. Bla Amertcana rfltnaln al
Madera to protect the propertlea ther<
The othen are belng flenl t.. Cludad
.iu. rea on the border. Th? Amflrtimn
Consul nt Chlhuahua has liwtnicttoni
to i ?y thfl aray of Amerlcana arlthoul
fUndfl.
To Relieve Americans.
Th*- Amer'.-.ui Bmbasa) La flendlng a
Bpeclal mission In charge of Dr. Ed*
xxar.i w Ryan to Torreon, xxith ?up
pllea of aerumfl and medlclnea for us?
ln the rellt f of Am. r* ani an.l othi r
foreignera ai Torreon. where it han
been reported there is a threatened
epldemk of acarlel fever, Btmallpox,
typhold and dlphtheiia. Dr. Ryan lefl
M< ?loo Clty to-day, and wlll make
? . ? ? (-ffoii to reai h Torreon nl thfl
earliefll poofllble moment. The Mlnlflter
of War at Mexico Clty hflfl toaued In
Btructlotlfl t-> th.*- military , ..intiiaii.i- r
at Torr.-.-n to permlt th? dflparturfl
from that place of an) Amerlcan or
other foreignera who care t<> leave,
Tho dcpart.nent has been lnform. d
that on August 22 a few Mexican m\
dlen el Nuevo Laredo engagfld ln a
drunken brawl and about flfteen ?.r
twenty shota xx-r. flred, aome >.f whlch
?truck on Amerlcan terrlton al La?
rado, Tex. Bmphatlc Inatructlona have
i-et-n flenl t>. the Amerlcan ConauJ nt
Nuevo Larado, whlch, II ta bflllerred,
xxiii i>r*-xeiit fltich occurrencefl In Ihe
future.
FRANCE FOR U. S. POLICY
Tells Minister to Mexico to
Make Representations.
Pans. Aug. tk Th* Prcnch Fotrelgn
office eahted Infltructlonfl to th? l-Yench
Minister ln MexlOO on Knday tafll t.. BUD
port the pollcy <.f the Cnltfld B1
t..x\nrd Mexico atrongly, by maklng
frii-miix- rapreaentatlona t.. Huerta.
Th.- Freneh -rovernntenl daclaraa Itaelt
convtneed by its advt.-.-s from P/aahlng
lon of tha -dncfliit) flf the pacifle Inten*
tJonfl ol the Unlted states government
toward thfl Mexlean people.
a riniior emanattng from apparantly
xxeii Infornied rtrctaa Indlcated that Prea?
ldenl Raymond Pohicarfl would nol re*
? Kraii.'i.-fo de ifl BaiTfl, recently ap*
tad Mexican Mlnlater to Pranc*. bul
Inqulrlefl al the 1'oreign Offlee to-day
broughl ou! th.- authorltative alBrmatlon
that the Freneh Mlntatry would nol rai-.
the Bllghtflfll dlfflCUlty In thr way of thfl
reocptlon of Beftoi de ia Barra by the
Prcnch i'r* si-i.-nt at an aarly and conve*
nlfliit .late lt ?;i-> polnted 0U1 that the
quaatlon of the a< ceptablllt) ol fteflor da
la Barra la FVaawfl had bean aettled be*
fore bfl Iflfl MexlOO for I'aris, an.l it arflfl
also .leclared that bfl Wafl ? ; ? -onal
frlend of l**raaldent l**Olncar< aa well bj
of Btepben Ptalraan, ti ? Fr< ni M nlatcf
of (??.... Ign Affalra
Baftor de ta Barra haa arrlved hi I'-.n**
and th. Mexican Chargfl d'Affalrei
make ImmetUate Inqohiefl al the l^aalgfl
Offlee ifl tfl when ha can preaenl his ere*
dentials.
QUEENS~M00SE FOR HUBER
Dark Horse Candidate for Bor?
ough President Wins.
Aftei a flgh! laatlng untll i o'clock this
Piogre? ln -Queena Boi
ougtn deatgnatad Harry i Huber, ? law*
\r-r. ^f aVorrtfl r.irk, flfl thalr candMflti foi
Borough Preflldenl The meetini wai
i iM al Columbta Hall, ?1 Rlchmond Hill,
and the) wrangled ovei ? eholc? for three
boura Huber araa a dari hor* candi?
date.
|-;.,ti, u hat waa done al thi m* etlng 11
,.,k like ihe pre* oaed I ifltcai h
Borougb has fa ?
Aft**r the deatgnatlon .?r Huber Majoi
,\ Bell, of Rlchmond Hill, and
Captaln Chrtatophei Mflraden, of Fluah*
Im wen deatgi -t.-.iji i '<????> ?
HOPPER ATTACKS FUSION
Tells Leaguers Committee of
107 "Threw a Bluff."
Al a mefltlng *?f tbfl Ifldependence
Lflague Count) Commlttaa heM at Ar
lington Hall. m Bl atarkt Place, last
nlgbt to deelgnatc county, borough an.l
ludictal candldatee, .lohn .1 Hopper, ?
n candldatfl for Regiater, barahly
.?rithis"! thfl commlttee of Hff, whlch afl*
lected him
??The commlttflfl ..1 1*3 wai flelf-conetl*
tuted, and an*opaf-l to themaelvea au*
pfliiortty as flrflll aa fluthoiity. Tb*y
threw a great Mnff ami gol away xxith
it. Thfl trouhle w?fl that the Republtcana
.md Progreaalvea thoughl thal they had
th. comn Ittee ifl th?y fooltohly
delegated autborlty to lt, wltb tbe reaulta
now bo xxeii known."
The borough commlttei deaignated
Marcua M Marka for Borougb Preflldenl
and Hennari Hellenateln, tarael L I ?
Dr p, ,r Reardon and Tlrnothy
Heal) for iioronerfl Thi county commlt?
tee tlefdgnatfld Charlea s Rfhltman f?r
r>i*tri.-t Attornay and RTUllam H w'ad
hams ..ri.i Charlea C Notl for judgea >.f
the fourt of Oeneral Beaalona.
Tbere arafl a hltch al the cholce *.f Will?
iam U Ranaom for a ludge of the Clty
[court. Jamea A Alien, ..f the Independ*
aaefl Latague commlttee. sawi thal Ran*
si.ni waa only a i lerh In tha Publlc Ber*
x-i. .? Commlaalon and uot nol fltted to
hoid tbe p!a.< He propoaed Judge it<>h
i-rt L Luca, h Tammany man, xxi... araa
appointad by Governor Bulaer to the va*
canci in ih* . it..- ? ..un
When iiii attempl waa made to rota b)
oalllng the 'oil on the namea of Ranaom
,ind Luce th. r.- wflrfl aereral dlfferent re?
aulta . laimed, i.nt after conHderable
wrangllng lt uot found thal there waa
nut a guorum preoent, Bnd nn ndjourn
m. I t xxa- tflkflfl unlil P'-iUKht.
13.000 ARRIVE IN SIX SHIPS
Westbound Transatlantic Rush from
Europe Begins.
Tin- ArtM iMUeaUona of the fall
wflfltteund tranaatlantlc paaaengera xxere
ln *-vi*i**n<e yeaterday, when tMt peaflflfl)*
K.ra arilv.-d h.-r*- frnm Baropfl "ti Ilv<
Bteamahlpa Thfl Prlnfl Prledrlcb P/llh< Im
Kalaerln August* Vlctotia, Noordam.
Prealdenl Nncoln and Chicago brought
nv.'i i.i.'.. miI'...:i. 1,40 aecond cabln and
UbU ateeragc paasengera. The Mlnne*
tonka, xxiii.h carrlea only cabtij paaaen
SJ.rH. httrt IR peiBQIM "ii Bflflrd.
Tbe Kalaerln Auguate V'lctorla had thfl
Mggeil aaloon h-t. 195: thi Prealdenl Lln
.<>ln the I latKeat aeeond cabln. 4^1. and th-*
I'rln* Prledrtch Wllhelrn the blggaat
Bteerflge llat 1.4M.
'ih*- Buropfl whlch arrlved In Quaran*
tlne liaKt nlnht, is eapcctfl .1 to hntiK th.
dn x - arrlvala up to aboul U.O0S,
He.-ati-.. uf the do.klliK Of the tlxe bla
ahlpK in th?* forenoon the anehoragfl cut*
t.-. Manhattan nad i.. be preeaed Into a*er
\i.e i<> iiHnspoit cuatom* nffii-iiiif. from
ptflff tu pier fur baKKUCe -.-x ?.iiilii.uiuu.
MICHEL SCORNS 1
HEARST'S IME
I ..ntiniiiti fr.im flral pO*S*
;:,i dealrablllty of twminatlng Mr- ht*-1"
Aneni and Mr. Prendergaat ra*>epecthrely
for Ihe offlcea "f Preal li nl ol the Board j
,,r Ai.i.tiii.ti and Crontroller of the ettyl
..f Nea V"rk."
Beyond plactng tha atamp <>f his ai>
Bamuel B. Koenig, prealdent of lha
Bamuel B. Koenig, .hairman of the
New Tor* County Republlcan <'ommit?
ti.-. last nlghl would aay nothlng forj
publi' ation.
Republicans Mark Time.
Tln- situation waa BO utv<-rtain all
day that the Republleana of Manhat
lan adjourned thelr Juditlary, borough
ami county ronvenUona, called to meet
. terdaj Ip the Murra] Hlll Uyceuma
until this afternoon.
There were a varletj ol rumor.-. and j
auggeatlona from aii aldea The inore
the leaders of tht fualon movement j
taiketi th- m,,r. confuaed Ihe Bituation j
Bl ellli d.
Borough Preaidenl MeAnem tha
man Haaral aald ha would not Bupport
for President of tha Board ol AMer?
men becauae ol hli aubway atand aad
membera of tt"- fualon cajmmlttae be
aoughl John Purroy Mltchel, tha can
did.iie for Mayor. Who was Indoraed
for thal place by ihe Independenee
League Baturdaj night, to repudlate
Hearst ami the league.
In conslderation of tb< atand taken
by hlm it la said Mr Mltchel wllll
want the Controller and McAneny to
proini.-e nOl tO t.1 ka' all ltulol seinellt On
the Oaynor ticket. Tha laxadera of the
fualon committee feel the same way
aboul thla, ba the) believe a Oajrnorl
tlchel wlth Prendergaat and McAneny
would be formldabli to Mr Mltchel
Divided on Whitman and Tigar.
Mr. Mltchel and Preaidenl M< <nt n
want Diatrici Attorney Whitman t"
promlse nol lo takt- any kind of ln
doraemenl from Tamman) Hall. Mem?
bera of th' fualon committee are di
ilded over the propoaitlon. Norrn.fi
Hapgo. ii. chairman of thi fenerai corn
triitt.". bellevea it would Insure Wbit
man'a elavtlon aifhoul Impairlng h,.
ua. i uini sa lo tbe fualon i auae if he
ahould recelv. .. nomlnatlon without
any dlckering wlth Tammany.
Joaeph M. Price, chairman of the
. xecutlve rommil lee, on ihe othei
hand is oppoeed t.. Whltman'a taklng
any nomlnatlon f:"tn Tammany. He
bellevea it would practically Ua the
i-ands .md tona ?* of one "f their
atrongesl antl-Tammany campaignera
Beveral telegrama were eenl to tha
Mount Waahlngton H"uh.. Brantoti
\v.i.-. when Diatrici tttoi m . Whit?
man has bei ? Fi ? l ? ? mploring
hlm to !"? her.- thla mornlni Ha
usually cotnea down Mondaj night
i nyway, bul the aeHouaneaa of I i
uation waa madi known lo him, ao
thal by no i ban. e would he re-i
tbe Whlti Mountalna Ha
is t \p. ? ted t" hold tba t lon attiuv
llon together lo-alay.
Tbe dlacontent thal many of the Re?
publican leaden fell ovi r th. aaleci
of Mltchel 1"'" Mayor bj the tu
commltb e, whii h a aa ? he< k- d b) 8am- j
uel B Koenig, preaidenl ol thi i ?
committee, brok* o il ? ?
m whi' h tha fual
treati d bj H< aral Th< ra .'aa much
talk of ovei turnlna ,;''' > i?ton an ?
nu nt.
Suggestions by Malcontentt.
Born* "t' ti:i i? . ? ?: ma i ntenla
Buggeated tbat, noa the fualon elata
waa broki n In bo man) wa a, thi R
publicana could well afford to waeb
their banda of it The) auggested that
tha name of Watri. I Attorni.. Whit?
man Bhould be p .1 oa lha* Bepublt. an
pnmary i-aiiut by petltlon, aa .. candl
dati for Ma: or. Mel b) tti- Btate
menl of the real frionda of the Dla?
trlcl Attorne) that ba would nol think
of aeceptlng ?> n anlnatlon i"i Mayor
now, these mai'"titt nt ? BUggeeted that
,\i or Gaynor'a name mlghl be plavced
on lha H' publl. an primary ballot,
lt was s.i.'i lhal former C"ongra*aaman
Wllllam B. Bennet, who baa been work*
ini* agalnal lha fualon ticket, was back
of Ihe auggeatlon for an Independenl
deaignatlon for Mayor al the prknar-j
Aii'.rt Ottinger, former leader ol the
1.1th Aaaembly Diatrict, who alraady
has declared for Oaynor, ma) organlae
,, .',ii\i,,,i L<eague on Ihe Waal Bide,
Includlng thi 15th 17th. 10th, .'Ist and
23d dlatricta.
h. Roaa Appieton, head of Ihi ?... nor
Nomlnatlna Committee, waaaetlva Indl
rectl) in Buggeating to lha Republlcan
leadera that the thlng for them to do
waa to gel Qaynor al the baad .?f tha
fualon tickel In aoana w..>. Ona of hla
Iknitenanta even wenl bo far aa lo aug
k< st thal aa Ihe Republlcan clty dealg ,
natlng committee bad adjourned aub
j,, i tn tht i aii of ihe chalr it mia;iii
ii.. roconvened to-day, and thal tha i
di slgnatlon of Mlti n< i mlghl be i-.
Bclnded and Gaynor named Inatead.
it is true *h..t the committee could
takt- Buch actlon up lo mldnlghi lo
nlght, but the Republlcan leadera laal
nlghl aawrned tna auggektlon thal they
woui.i reverae themaelvea on Mitcbol
ln auch ?? way.
?|in- leadera aleo polnted oul h"w
rarj dlflcull it would ba to g.-t an In?
dependent deelgnatlo*! ou the ti< kf t
now. ln order to do that it would be
neceeeary to gel a patlthm contalning
the Bamea of ai laaai ."? per cenl "f ihe
enrolled membera "f tha party. Tb5a
wou.d mean thal '.M'ai namea woui.i
have to i"- obtalned before Baturday
night. lh.- last day for lilmg Indepen
dl iit d'siKiiatiollM.
McAneny to Fiqht Hearst.
Borough Preaidenl McAneny weold aoi
iliscuss tha rituatloa eatarda) it araa
kl.t.wii, howtv.i. thal .'.' wns mi). n
wrought up over lha attitude t..k, i, i j mi
n.-iiiMt Tbera was ;i repeal that be had
.1., Idad lo aai "fr tbe tlokal hara waa of
the '>a> in Which the Ind.-pa-inli-ni ??
Laaaua bad ita-.it'-ii him. after Mltchel,
tln-ir '.iii'JIilHt-. had !,#>, n .., c-pt'il for
Mayor i>> the fu?io-i eonualttea
it waa r-Hi'i ht feit thai ba aaade a great
faeritue ln taklni? the lt?mlnatlirn for
pi.si.itni of the Board ot aidaraaeii after
Mit.-hel heat hlta out lor Mayor. and that
Ihe leartt Mltt-hel could have dono was to
?acurfl foi him and Prandargaal the ln
d.-rs**ment flf the Independenxe LaflflgUfl.
it WDH taarnad, how?vflr. that Mr.\ne,,y
had no ii.tentioii of gettin*,' off thfl ti' kl t.
and that be flraa i*<rapartng to nght Hearw
moth and rail. Mr. McAoeoy has not 00*
eidad xx hat aftitude he will take in rflg?ra
t.. a poaaIhlfl ludflTflaroenl by the '..?'"
i^-.-iKii^ The Repuhlirans have no flhjeo*
linn to his takms flttch an itidor- mfl ot.
bul Mit. bai and tha tvakvo cofltunlttflfl are
much oppoaed to lt?
Controlter l-twdergagt Ifl elwofld ?n?
OUtflldfl tne iroubta flone. it ta ******
stoi.d. bowevei that an atternpl wai m-"i
lo reach him by c.iblc last nlght
Republican Leadera Wranqle.
When thr n.-puhlhan rxe-wtive eom?
mlttee in thls county met on the fltflgfl 01
UM Murray Hill Lpcoxm at 3 30 oelecj
x, sterdax afternoon the intention ot m-nst
of the leadera WM to IndOTflfl the pro
irarnrM aad accept the bJdlctary. hor
ough and rounty alates sele* ted hy ??
fualon coniinittt-e. Almost Immediat. ly.
howavar, -some of the leaders began ?
wrangle over the adoptlon of the txtatOO
Paul Moyd btrykcr. leader of the l..il..
suKK-ested that thfl name of ls'dor Wflfl*
?ervogel should be put on the tleket
.where At thfl flflrOfl Umfl bfl said
thal WasseivoK*-! had promised 4 arl U
Nott. jr.. Aflfllfltant DlfltrlCt Attorney.
that he would not for-e him OUt of hls
plaCfl on the OflflflTfll BflflfltOflfl ttckflj
That m.ai.t that lUdgfl William 11. Wfld
hams WOUM have to give Wfl] lf Wflflflflf*
rogflj went on.
Thlfl CflUflfld l-iedrri.k C. Tanner. taadi i
of th.* Mth I'lstri.-t. to inakfl a vatoro**
protaal whiie ih** ?uh-rttiRflflrt uaa golng
.ui Mr hoenlg was called tfl thfl ti le
phon, ta/han he cam? bach h? aaad b?
had baard that Praeldant Mi anany araa
much axarclaad o..,i tha flituattaa. that
he mlghl -etlie from the Uckflt Utd thal
the i.i.i.-ien.i.-n.e Laague worM hrflflk
thi ka al lusi-.n slate.
Ob|flction? to Hopper*.
.|..hn J l.xons. leaoer of tbfl Bflt Dlfl*
rrl. 4 ..l OtKt iiiux*-.! adjuun.meiit -.1 ""
judiciary. I.ugh and eount) dflfllgna
rommltteaa Bome ol the ? t** ? ?*?
provlng the luggefltkm. flflld they did not
... a-h) John J Hoppfli chairman of th?
Indapendflnce Leagm Count) Commlt!
BhuuW ,,.. nomlnatad b> the- ftflfnibll i
M Bi, trrganlaatlon bad twiied down
rr.-i dergaal and M< \i'-i'>
Otherfl wanted miltam ' ***
Progreralve, fufllon riomlnefl f? I
,*.,.,,, cui oul of thfl ''""*-?? !*:-**' x ''
advocfltfld i atalghl l*tapubUcan l
,n vieta ,,f tha fad thal th. Indei
, . . . dealgnatlona wi
to bfl mada ln thfl evei lna
aituatlon mlgbl I." I ?_ /"'!
ring. H xxa- ganerally ?< k....?i.-.i?.-.i
thatfldjournmflnt waa tha baat ,t
?, . meetlngfl wen regularl) cfl u.i tfl
lh thfl ?
... , untll thlfl Biteriwofl ? ? ??
rough. I I ? ; '
p rr, ? ' ' ? rhfltra Wfl
lutel) no dlflCll ol boa I ?'
d ha el ingfld. If fll - '
? ' :;""' n? "f
,.... ? ? ommlttflfl at I ."I" k t?
tak. "tion
Mr Ho| ? ?
Reglati ? on the mim-.i. Ucket,
le. a
i u i al ethei tbfl Leagu. wo
.,;>, lr-1. ? ' I lr.--l.l- nt Mc*
' the
Itee 1 nlghl ln
.
. to walt and
tammanTfTxing slate
Scabury May Bc Mamed for
Court of Appeals Judcjc.
,, . ? ? ifltlce
. -*, -
lol
.... ,.. . .-. r \, ..
i ? ?
t tha. -v
. all i. aaked I ?
Ud be fl ' ? ' ' '"'"'
'
kti t over and
thon d<
T?; eadera wen I P ihe
Uaail nlgh! for lh. Ktielar) l*a**c
that -.ie to
i?. made to nlgl ' :i **** ' Ported
... ..(....I ta bethfli
ravored on* bol lhal M mlgbl - n i
. hanged '? ' ?'' '? *****
minaUonfl flia lo ta made.
' . ..Al.VIN.
|?r |??r.. ? .X-l..,...-. - H lRla? ? WUT\
M | n ,,r 1*1! XNK MOH*
l ?r m .r.-r--1- .x x. i HBI
, ... , aal t.i- IOHN ^ i
i HM V ? Ot-KJEl
l- r l.ia.l . ' . ???1 ?tt* I
1 ?*:? ,v ? VVKKKH an-1 Kl *? SENB ?
rilllTl-IN ofl OEORtlK OOROOM BATTLB
, . ,. n . . 'flM-1 ' '? ' *" ' '
1 ,:,^\;vuk1:n R rt rgR.n.1 lUTRBD
I. I.XI.l.l.V
m ti . tl tbfl ' I." -h"i.i.itr i.
i.i . i:.
ai Tamman) Hflll I" atflrdfl) flitflrBoon
??Boea" Murph) rflthei w?nl oul of bla
?ra* to call attentlon to a Btatemenl thal
pranh Ro ?. Ai latani Dlfltrli I Attm*i i
u Rapubllcan and aafllat?nl to Dlatrlel
-.ttorn* y Whltman, waa I eli a conaiden d
b] Tammany for th. Dlflttrtel Attornej
nomination
Aaked if t?.? r* had I ??? n talh of tny on
elaa .-x.'.-i't Diatrlcl Atl.v Whiunan.
Im replled
.?Oh, ' ? - Thfl r. s bfl flfl flO-IM taik Of
'!
Thi n he exptalned he did not mflflfl the
Tammany Moaa Juatfec Moaa, of the
,*,,.,! ,,t S|..-< 1.1 gtfl alotlfl?bul Frank
lloaa thfl Republican, aho has he.-n
[promlnenl ln natafl <>i th. pollca proflflflu
tlon
Thfl announci menl w^ mad. bi the
Clty Economy League thal II had bflen
? i tu BUggeal name* for thfl nomlnn*
tion tor Horoui-h l**rafltdenl of Manhattan
by tha D* m<<-iati< dealgnating eomflalt*
ttafl II xxa*. said thfl Iflagtflfl had an~
->*-dited the natMi of Allan Roblnaon, wtu
md Hlrachman and Leopol I u*ii.
- a
CONNOLLY NAMED IN QUEEN3
Selcctcd by Demotrats as Candidate
to Sucteed Himself
Mfloricfl B foiinoiiy xxas namad foi
Prealdenl ..f thfl Borough of yu.-enn t>\
tha i'.oi'.riati. commlttee al ? rneetlna
ytMerday tn Bflhtttflflfl I'ark, I.oiik lsland
Clty. Tfl*... and B RflJI x.ais flgfl Mr Con
nuiiy araa slected by thfl I.agh h..hi->!
ol Aldeimen Ifl Illl out Ihe un.-Xpired
iii iii of Lawrancfl Oraiaflr, who xxau r<
m.ived i.y Oavaroer i?ix.
\ aontflfll flrflfl wflgad ovar tha noaalna*
tkma loi OoroRflTR xxiu. h ih conflldflrfld
thfl .-afleet and bflflt pfljjrltlg J..1. Ifl thfl
lioroii**h The nomlnailnns fltuilly went to
I'.iiik-I l-'ghert, I bUfltlMfla man of Rldgfl*
w*>od. nnd '"arl Pflgfll, Bt pieaent I?epnix
Seeretary ot fitate ln Alhany and for
in?*-|x- *hl,f rlrrk of th?- llureau of Bflflt
lions In QVflflflflT.
Deputy Tenement House Com
missioner Selected at Last
MomentOverRiegelmann.
A. S. SOMERS FOR SHERIFF
Jesse Fuller, Jr., Progressive,
Wins Designation for County
Judge?Meeting Entirely
Lacking in Enthusiasm.
Th'> Damocratlc borougta and county
daolamatina '"Miuiitir.es of KiagB met at
Baangerbund Hall, laj 8ml lh street,
Brooklyn, iant night and nominated the
followlng tickel bo ba roted upon at tha
prl ma 11 electlon:
anl ,
i.VKV
. , |' . .. lenl , ll.W'k MAN'N.
i 'oamtj iii'ia-' - n.s'-i: Tt i.i.kk. Jr
EOWARD \ UI.'HMil'S
Burroaate?HERBERT 1 KBTCHAM.
sh. riff- ARTHUR. ?- BOMERa
INDREW .1 i ORB \
naartr, wai TER \. Dl RACK
DR A*_EXANDER J. BO
iili.l KI'U Aill' I i.I.I.WKN
The meetlng aai "cul and drled" to
;, i axtenl that haa nol i.ajer, known ln
Brooklyn before alnce the daya of lluab
M, Laughlln Not only arera all thi cai
dldataa aeleoted unanimoual) but, with
on. exceptlon thej were accepted with?
out enthualaam The one excepttoh waa
notable, foi II d. monatratad 11
i i. - . ,i f, alli a of the BM di legatee
againal the di ;ii ' etwaen rin- lead.
es-Llautenant Oovernor Tlmothy T.
Woodi um. li ..'ifi ..f the Proi
i agai 'i t" tt ? , '.,| t n< Kui gati
Tha Progi eaaivi I tel a . ? k daatgnatad
Herberl T Ketcham, tba preaenl
. ? - ,i .i i lemoci at f"i t enomlnatlon,
wlth th.
date a hl. h tti"' ? bo -e from thelr paily
for "t,. th. ? ? hlpa ahould
Their
candidate va F< FAiIlar, Jr Laal
nlghl Mr r'uller was Indoraed arlth
?.its.
r? placed Juatlea
rd tlia .ti; i' irli I Munidpal
? ? ? 11. : ? ? - ? ?
raa a Democrat.
t . into rh. en lt waa
Ibi ? e they chaa red
i.it-.
leeul
terday afti ra rai thal
J 'a I M ? i t , I
? ? ' .
B i- ? ? ? ? forced to
Hann, Deputj
menl Houa. L'ommla
?villl the
? ,? . \] H . . ..
mann Bhowed I il ? I i I ???! feel
? ?.t ona ra a*a?n n
? ?. | : ?? pr. al
. in., ikh ii. Ilvaa ln tha Wllllama
?. ? i in the
tctlvlty ln G.
t . ntier ,.f th'
\ - ? -"i Turn
? ?
I ti.. Oern
, , ,.i,,' ? ? r . ? n ..:i *,.
,, t,r,4,- ,,i,., a\ ?. t ba
.-'.. nunaf. ??" nt of tl ia "? German
?
Mr !?'. ? .Judge,
ra rte waa arra.i ;
? ?
. ? ? ... -?
t the Pr
m fnr
.. . ? .
?
ln
the old
; . ?ent Iii the I
... ia be.
. ly
?
lirookl) n depari ? . n Inaur
li ? omi any of Laondon He la
v ? ei the Na Counl i.<>.? rl
of Trad.
NAME MORE FOR ASSEMBLY
Republicans Designate Alder
manic Candidates Also.
i ? -i Rapubllcan I aembl) d
?
Manhattan and Tha iu- na la I nl rhl nith
th- followlng r. sulta.
:
\ to l ,-iu?ht.
Kopf I I " .1- P UrUnlw.
t H v u. !?? ?.? i ial
?.?oui w ? ? - I lleni, '? I'attuti
i, iiajrnattona in
n ei ? ?? folloa ?
i'i ?
: i x i a lo I
Rh?I' H II
? ull,
...?'. \ !' : ? ? ? I
Aid. rmanli dlatricta
i J'i-t
s." \ i lleNalli
.; ,1 tu lu ilgllt
.. ? . al telalei
TIGER PICKS CANDIDATES
No Opposition to Assembly and
Aldermanic Slates.
iji.in ned i '.in'" ratlc \ aembly and
t n.ann de Ignatl.ommlttee meet
, were i,, i.i ln aeveral dl Irli ta ln
ihattan and 1 ha Brona laal night
rtppoaltlon to the candldatea developed.
i ?-. ii Ita f"i ti.e Ai emblj a ere a foi
A.
\l,|,
Ini ?
Man
No <
The
?
Dtat
Ittl
1818
i, in
latti
Krank R i
i >h ?rai. in
Mark Klatv ? ?
i i i ??
Dtai
" . I 'Ull ' I.M '
.tl, si iVnir si Ith
13i_t?J i; IravlcUfjn
?ii- nomlnatlon.
The re mli foi kldei man werei
mai |ii-t
Ith?l ? I jiliii 1'iitnk ".lullr-ri.
Hh i r ktca'otirt.* | .u, ??um. ?> Y Mi.iiin.
1 ,l.i Wlt.'.i I' , ? ? - II I M !'? |l_l :
|,'i, < ii.uiia Havlcan H i Kamuel iirun,i.
i lioouu !?' Iturk. iwiii r ... hari i. h. rt
BRONX FIXES UP SLATE
Democrata Unablc to Agree on
Borough Head.
rhe folloarine daalgnatlona were aaada
laal nlghl bj Tha Hr..n\ DetuaTieratlc
counl y i .'tiiiiiittea
Uount] Judge i.ni'is v.w DORBN,
furroaata- OSOROK M. s RCHULTZ
Bberlfl i 1MB8 r CfBRIBN
Counl) .'l.-ik .iamks v OANLT.
LHatiicl Atlorna) i uamis j. mak
T I N
Regtstei Khu AR1 > l'< m.ak
Caronara JSROMH iikai.i, HARRY
P. MINOOUE.
Tha t.-iIiik waa dalayad far aeveral
boura bacauae tha dlatrlel leadera failed
le ngi.n the eandldate far Borough
Praaldanl The daalgnatlon araa Bnally
put oil untll to-nlght, when the dc_Jtfu_
tion committee will again meet at |
Nihlo's Uurden.
MOOSE BALK AT HOPPER
Lone Independence Leaguer Desig?
nated Cnly After Long Row.
The Proarreptaives last nitrht, at ft meet
inj- of their county an.l borough daalguat
inaT commlttees at Terra.-e flarden. re
fnsrrl al tusl to nominate tha OWly Inde
t.endeiv" T.eai*uer on the Fuslon ttcket?
john J. Hoppar, the candklata for Ragla
t. iv When his name ranio up for deslKtia
ti.m many noea as well as aye.s were
h.anl
Tha other candidates were daMtgnated
aithout a hiteh. Bnthualaam was arouaad
by th.- name Of Distnct Attoni-y Whit?
man. Prancla W. Btrd prealded at tbe
meetlng or the county deadgnatlna ''"!i
rention. Jacob R. fchht prealded at the
boroui-h commltteea conventteei.
_ B
MOOSE DISTR'CT SELECTIONS
Candidates Designated for Assembly
and Aldermanic Board.
Ilambara of tha Prograaalva parti in
varioua Aaaembly dlatricta met Iaat night
ar,< dealgnated tha fotlowlna Mndtdatea:
a r> \A D
3 idj'aad t? nlKt.t |M Krederlck Vlttner
, i, e Oreenatan. IB Adjoaraed to-nig..t.
IB \. A Van Tyaa
Th.- followtna avere named mr akler
men:
t.i?t wn
l -Morrla Toni!,era IB ArtlOUfflad IO-B Bhl
r loro rahn. 25 Adiwurni ?! to-ninfu
IB r .i Lauitn
MUNICIPAL COURT CHOICES
Parties Make Designations for Bench
in Various Districts.
Chartea W Colernan, ?. lawyau*. of So.
I.. vVeat Mtb atrei t, waa dealgnated bj
tha Republlcan* of the Rh Muntetpal
? baat nurhl al thelr rnaaet
Ing, hei.i nt No. 9229 Broadway, aa th--ir
? foi Thera wai ao op
to hla ?
t the Prograjaalve party of the
."th Munldpal Courl dlatrlcl dealgnated
Bldnei W. Stern, a lawyer, of No ISB
Waal RBh Btreet ai thelr canalldata for
ln tha -?! Munb Ipal < -ourt
i ? ndjourn. <i t -nlghl without aaak
? itlon.
:, Btover, a lawyer, ol No '-'? n i I
-..!-. ?::.'?
.. ,: t of the "th :
rt No B Bro da . the headqu irti
the Ifth Diatrici Deraecratli organiaatlon,
... araa ae oppoaUtton to
bla name.
LEVY NAMED FOR BENCH.
ftaaemhlyman Aaron .1. !>?.;. waa dee
iKi.it. t| for justi. e of tha Mum. Ipal
? et, al a rnaaetlng held Iaat
nlghl bj the I ?? rommlttee u
So -? tfrand Btreet There waa no op
l oall o
?
NAMED FOR STILWELL'S PLACE.
I , (lll thi raear i auaa I
-. tion o| - atoi Btephi n ?' Btll
well, tt"- Republicana In tba Uel Bamato
i ? ? t ro. at nlaht al No - ? I Third
..? and dealanated a!< thelr
Morrla B Bchector, b lawyer, of No. 4?.".
i A~' loth Btreel B< hecto ?
. . \ aembli maa. Thera araa no oi |
tion t.. hla ru
NEARLY DROWN IN AUTO
Two Pinncd Under Car in Brook
After 100-Foot Drop.
.:? ,. h i.. T' Trtrtiin.. |
ll.id'lani, Conn., Auir. 25 Wlule
travelling down a ateep hili ln Hlg
ganum to-day, a touring car belonglng
t" and driven by Roaa well .1. Clapp, of
this cit>. left tbe roadway. The ma
?Hd doa n one hundred fea I of
embankmenl and turned completely
over in the bed of .. brook, wlth Ita
buried beneath. ex. ? pl Ed
u.ir.i Wiaa ? aon
J liua A *'. v\ ? bb i. "i Weal Hart?
ford, ? ' mped and waa Inatantly
kllle i
Rr Clapp and Nilea P. Hough, "f
Weal Hartford, who were badl) In?
jured, were returning from a a eh ?
al the Madlaon Beach. The) may re
cover. ii."i at
band thej aronld have been druwnt l.
for thej wen plnned beneath the
tonn. .iu.
Mlaa Clara Bpeneer, of Hlgganum,
is.iw tha tnachlne Bwerva and daata
iiitu -|,.n ? Bhe acreamed and in.'n
Bcrambled doa'n the banh to reacua ti ?*
ni ti. whoae heada wen under n'atar.
Tha aldea of the e.ir were amaahed
in wlth cluba and Hough ,.n-i Clapp
i, ra draggi d a ,t.
STOKES WILL SERVE YOUTH
Jcrsey Candidate for Governor
Wants Young Allies.
I n>- TtrifKr.iph t,i Tha Ttltiaai 1
Trentan, N. J., aug ib Foiuht Oov
arnor Bdward ! Btokee, who Bled to-day
hia I't'tuiim for the Republlcan aonBlBav
tlon, haa Uvaued a atatemenl in whhra ho
vlrtuall) reada tha oldtlme leadara out of
the part) so far a? tha managament oi ita
nffalra la concerned. The former Oov
? i nor Baya thal ha waata b nea deal m
ti;, part) organiaatlon and t" thal tuti
plana .. rampalgn to he conducted h>
\oiiiik' men.
i atand for the rejuvenatlon of tha
Republlcan organiaatlon and a ne* .leai
ln tbe Republlcan party." form-r Oov?
ernor Btokea B8>ya In hla atatenaent "Tha
older men ni tha paurt) management arera
effcctlve when the> were young nam, hut
f> m ni'ii afiiT milillf ln'. keep in close
touch va, it it current eventa and thelr bbb*
fulneaa aa leadara eeaaea Tha party Ine
it'i-sis arlll t.- beat BUbeorved hj the re*
tlremenl "i auah bbob as theaa from -
domlnating uifluenoe In the party eouncila
.iii,i tha Blllng of their placaa by young
men \ai.'> are ntaora m loueb arlth und
triora reaponalva to current aentlment und
oplnlona
'If 1 Hin nominated I ahall endeavor to
make this a youog man'fl campalgn aud
ahall appeal to tha iroung men to eoeaa
to tba frunt and aaa'ima the leadarBhip,
To tiiat .mi RepuMleana Ihrougboul the
atate ahouM aea that naan who bava tha
eoiitidinee of tha publlc ahould ba n.uu
inateii as membera of tha new Rapubtlcaa
Btate Committee."
BRONX PROGRESSIVES ACT
Coroner Shongut Defeated?Press
for District Attorney.
Coroner Bhongut placed in nomlaatloa
bi his Bupportera agalnal Henry Hun
neekc i"i the deahrnatlon for tha plBea
of County Clerk by Ihe Breaia Progree.
sivi's iaat ni^ht. was defeated by a nm
loriiy of 10.
.'tio Hanachal waa unanlmoualy daata
nited aa iteuister. aa waa Cbarlea i-'i.h-k
for Sh.-rlfT.
T Channon Praaa, one of Dhstriet At?
torney Whllman's .oasistants. was tlfiaitt
n.it.-.l ror lMr.rri.-t Attorney, dafeatlng th?
riiion.ui candidate, Juiiua __ Tuui<__.
Politicians Wonder if He'll An
nounce Candidacy To-day.
EYES ON MAYOR'S OFFICE
Chairman of His Nomhating
Committee Ready to Indorse
Rest of Fusion Ticket.
Wlll M.-i-or f'.avr or arinouti.-.. his ind -
pendent candMacy for rr ilartlon whfln
he r.-uirii.i to th<* ('itx- Hall to-day? That
wa.s a qii.stiou Bgltatlng tlu- tiiinds 0
polltleal leadflflfl flf all partlflfl IflflR niKht.
R, Roflfl Appl'-ton, head of the Caynn
Nominatini,' Commlttca, reltflratfld hla
stat. m.-nt ihat tho Mayor would run, bit
h<- had no infurmntion aa t.. j :st whflfl
the pflTSOnal aniioiii.e. BBflbt xxoUld bfl
ii .nl. .
B*|*rfl Comml?loner Johnson xvas aak.-d
t.i a. t a:. thfl Mayor'a polltleal nafl?flger
by tha Appleton committae. VVhan flaked
if he would accept, he agli bfl would ba
gulded i.y the Mayor'a flrtohea. it waa
l..irn..|. hOWever, that ''onimiHSloner
JohnflOn Wflfl flOtlVfl in framliiK up a
poaslbta slate >.f candldatefl to raa *.*? 11n
Um Mayor. Mr. Applatoa bM axptflflfled
th.- oplnion lhal Cfl**ntroller t-*rendflrgaat
and Preuldent McAneny for PrefltdflOl af
iii.- Board ..i" Aldermen would probably
bfl iiidnrs. *i. Commtaaioner Johnaoa bflM
a conferenee wltb taMar rVaaflfl*
oitfl nf th. men thfl EtepuMlcaaa xxKiit-d
? ?ii tha j.di.-iaix Blatfl and vxh.. araa
tunted doxxn by Um fuatooiflts.
Dr, ***rflder|ck i. Mflrfhflll. wha xx.a
th**- first cbotcfl of tha Republlcaaa tor
Bhei Uf, flald a r. preeentatlvi
Mayor had offered thal nfl-rmutei o
.?im on thfl Oaynor tn-k.t. H< agti he
mlght take it.
li flrafl i.-;orr..I that Chartflfl P. M :-.
phy ivaa conflldflfling o_arlag Mayor Qay*
n..r the nomination tor . hit-1 judKt- of the
Court of App?Ifl to kflflp him frotn raa*
nlng tndepandantl) for Mayor. This waa
aol gaoflrally credited, bowever, a? th*>
ata profeflB t.> bflilflva that <;ay
nor runnlng on a third tleket wowld -?*?,*
fl-flore heavtly into Mitche! than Ibsb Me*
i 'aii. the Tamman) ? andld
Mr. Appleton Bflid ll MTflfl fflflltah t..
thal the Mayor eovld L?s flavertfld
tioni his liitentioii to l*Ufl for Mayor by
l )? offflr of a nomination f. i ti-,.- i ptut
.
"Mayoi Qaywn t..:.i bm hfl \xouid run
for Mayor," aald Mr. Appictou. "Hfl
xx*-nt further and told BM I .-ould an
rtounce it. and ttiat bfl would niakt* an
emenl blmaelf vxithm ;t day ?*r
txxu
"My Idea la to ko flhf fl aad indorse
thfl fualon ti'k.-t ..- u fltaadfli
Dtatrtet Attorn*) Whltmaa and all. I
moflt popular tlckflt that
could i ?
Mr. A I i omml?loner John*
s..n xx.. rnor h.?-adquarters in
TlflMfl BflJUaie fll OflM***. The ..-xecutiv*
commlttee of the Oaynor fommitt**e tt
Ona Thouaa ??' thlfl afternoon.
After Infltruetlng W. _ Barkar, th<* aec
retary* ?" Hta the Oaynor petttkHM xx:tt*
thfl Board <>f r-:;*- tn.ns al the Brat aaaa*
laal fla tion **-il!
... ind-.rse fontroller
t M ." ? Bjr. Mr.
r with xvhoro
ha had baen In looch xxa? la I
aucb ? courafl RTIUkun Lnatgarten, chalr*
man ol I /..t..-n. ha
hii iaf< I motfl than ten ihou
Bflnd naiii. s.
FOSS TCMRUN ALONE
Confident. He Says, of Re-elec
tion as Bay State Governor.
t - ?
rnor Foi afl
te Ifl aatoi ind ^>'*??,
. m, bO-tl U
Demo* rai ? '
: ? nd< j t ate for re-elecl I
? arould b?
N
'
year
? .
rainet i
id lntflr
. : t dn I ? t t
?
xvhirh xvill
"I h.*\ I ?> ? -?
after
: r. tt and I'm
.
t
? monxi? alth, ano x\Ith t: Mr I'lp*
port 1 ahall win." _
FRENCH AVIATOR LOST.
Bl '.' ra ia no
w. r.i of the Freneh avtatoi L on i^toit
???I thfl Pommi ry C*up
?ii Sat*
oid.ix afti iii"-.:' He I
. it from Parlfl, a dta_ttefl af about
BM mlli i, and a i I aflJial ?t
** ? j o'clock, beadlng hla mflchlna .or dt
PA t< i ? ?
ThtTen-Keydzlton
ADDING AND
CALCULATING MACH1NES
Enthusiastically
Endorsed!
The New York Life Insurance
Companv wrote io 101 u*>ers
of The Dilton. Allreplied, and
all but o*ie were loud in its
praise. The one had fl griev
?nce. We fldjusted it and he is
now our friend.
Retult: The New York Life
Insurance Compflny selected
the Dalton. Now they use
many Daltons. We are proud
that the Dalton gives 100?,
tsatisfaction.
Aslc for Bonklet which interests
you. We have:
"Monthly StaU*n?*nta"
"Ch**cking Inrolcaa"
"Calculatmc W.gaa'*
"Fiflurinf DiacounU**
"Touch Method"
"19,000 Uaara"
"Fifty Uaea for Dalton**
220 BROADWAY. PaoD?Cortlaiia,l363

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