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MITCHEL PLEADS M
IB 10 IN MPffiN
Former Port Collector Finally
Promises to Take Time to
Consider Proposition.
PLEASED4WITH PRIMARIES
Fusion Candidate Satisfied Lit?
tle Republican Dissatisfaction
Now Exists-Independent
Democrats Complain.
?i P'lrroy Mitchel, fusion candidat" ,
* - Mayor. UtWUd AVIlliam Loeb. Jr.. to
? faaaat ut tnr fusion ramnalgn i
rdajr. Mr. ijoeh said ba 4ii<i aoi
Ma business interest*. would permit I
him to aecept the p'.ace. Mr. MUch.'l ira
Inslsfr.t. how*ver, thal ho take tlnio t<>
Ier tha proposition. Mr. L?o.'l'
?nd d.r ao and aronM uive his ftnal
? r whtn he returned to-morrow from
"N'ash.rgton. where he went on business
laal night.
KYiends of Mr. Loeb ?ay be la **o en
? cutlve manasenent
? large Qugsenhetin interesta. which
1 ? assumed wh*-n he reltnquished the i "'
shlp of the Port that lt wlll he Im
' B1 him to devote any tim** to
tl " campalgn this. fall
Mltehel saw Mr. Ta-.eh hy a; .
Bt Ml offiro. No. HA Broad?
way, late yesterday afternoon The may
candldata w?s aocon panted by
:r H. AVoods. one of hit pereonal ad
- The two talked with Mr Loeb for
an hour ln an effort to get him to oons*-nt
*..i take up the burden of thr fualon cani
? ??,..? reaaona Mr Mitchel aenald*
Biad Mr. Leeb an ldcal man for th?> cara
. managcrship. Ir. the flTBl place th
fcrmcr Port Collector has oever been mn
nected tn any way with factional differ
- in the local Kepubltca
? anu wouid b?* aoeeptahlfl to all Re
pubiicans. Bocondly. harl . aeere
tary to Colonel Rax>s??velt wh. :
rei waa Prrstdent. he .-njoys the confl
denre and raepect of all friends ,i Mr.
lioof I reason he would ho
aeceptable v> th*? Proagrae*1
with
the business Intereata of the city. and it
... t-resumed he would he able to
.* ln them confidence in th
of Mr. Mitchel At iir.--s.-Tit aoma ol theaa
business men look uj on Mr. MHcha '. as
rather too much of a radical
Finally, Mr. Loeb has had lon* ?X
perle-ncf. ln poUtlcal work. and haa a
reputatlon for po'.i* " :'"] rt;
pion:.. fr* a* arorker nn.i
always beei to gel rei
? ' - ? .
ly.. t. polnted out to Mi M
?pe m '?? 'n favor of his
didaey ?? ba glad t<> d*> any
ouM to further h
II inted ti.
bIri
? i dlrectl)
bi from th.
tke a
He did not air how it
would be possib'e for bin to dre;
work an.i entei Into th*
?
. n?<i Mr l_eb ',
i . im not hc wtlUns to head I
. a what tii
?
I BhouM be dlreeta ? one
??
.. , ., . . . full autl
II .ft;.. Mi " ' ?'
rl ra, arhen ?
Bra ol tha oaw
froi ? .
mei tl
a f oi
Ume arith FTanl
..... whO
. n riertaken to act a* ? ra for
-~cnl . it.
Mi M1U
.; for publication. as he had dl
the funeral of
?
I with 1
U dld the*
..... n among th? Ra
, that B0OM ? '
? .,m F. Bchn ?
, ,.f ether li l
.W a- t
? ? ?
? ? nothlnc IU " " : '
ting tbe Indepf raler.i De- 1!r"'
[ tt - tha fuiion ti. kei
Mr, Mttchei p**ofnIeed lhal end of the
I campaign would be attended to. and afl
jsured his vis-itors every detall of th- B-fht
jwaa belnic 'arefully worked out ""
| would not he ready to announce any
plan". howe\er, before Tuesday.
| Attorne) 'ienera! .'arniody bl Albany
yeaterday aaatalnad .Mttchei! May, sei-re
| tary ot State, m refualng to accept th"
_- nf the emblem of the fueion partv.
"{?? aald the amblem, which is a beii.
would be nerepted when the fuadonlat
?"led thelr certlfk-atej. of nomlnati-.n. The
commlttee haa nol dcrided yet whether
th.; wlll run n Beparate columii on tbe
ballot ,r n-it lf is undentOOd Mr. Mitchel
is much in favor of that cour??-. but the
pra of th< reflfular orKanlzation;* are
opp.'Se.l to !t l.e,-., :,.,. the trOt* for their
?ind al.i-rrr.anle candldatea
v. ?> ,id ''? cut down.
PRIMARY GANGSTERS HELD
Disorderly Conduct Charge Fol
lows Election Shooting.
Tbe four B-Bi***8tera Bire-rtad Tuc-d.iy
aft.-riii.on nftrr a revolixr duel between
two automobllea ln Lineoln So.na.re wen
arraiKne.i yesterday niorning before Maa.'
iMrate Marah tn th- Weal Side Court.
Jchn MxK. Minton. the Heputy Asslsttnt
Diatricl Attorney aaalgned to ti.e <-'>urt.
ited the BUagiatrate t.. hold them ln I
'? v- ball until he could comraunlcate I
with some of the voters In the 3d Aaaem- j
bly Diatricl wh.,se namea wtn found i
tabui.:' i allpa of paper in tho
? ?? in which the men vver>< CBUght
The court granted the reQueat, hoidin**
I the four in 1000 ba!l fur examina?
tion this afternoon on a rharKC of disor?
derly conduct. The origlnal charge waa
tion of the Suiiivan law, baaed on
th.- Bndlng of a revolver under the rug in
th? tonneau, b-,t thi*. was changed at tha
tequest of Mr. Minton. who nplalned that
the four nten could not he held collectlve
:>? reapoi alble for the one gem
The names triv.n by the (*ancMer-' were
Bobal, the chaufleur of tne mr,
Frank Martin. Prank Ha-t anl \'it..
Btto Thelr ball waa contjnui I
Port Wardt n Jan ? - I March Ri
Heaa leader of th.. r.d, who n..A h. knea
one of the men und thought th-.'.
on a Joy ride.
Many COmplaint* < orcernln'" ha'.l". fltul
flng ard ..ther frauda at the prtmBiiee
*a. -, ?? flda v.sterdav to the Honest B
? ? a Ofheoe lt ? ?
Butldtng. it wa
? ifl thi Mth A.-s-mi'iy Dt*rtrlct t
? urked i'aiiots wera
; ? .j ui thi boa al ot* e br a
orhctal The a- a ? tlajate
the fraud charK'?
RESIGN ORALLY TO KLINE
Gaynor Appointees Would Quit,
but Mayor Bids Them Stay.
tt | nn t the Hall
fnr t\>o dav<= that while a:1 the COmnUa
ted by Oaynor had
r Kllne orally that I
sicn if he wlahi ri i*
t. C. Smith.
gnatloi
. ' .. ept Tue*-dav
The dire t queatlon a I rhether the
rommif*l'in?r.? had realgned as had Mr.
Bmlth was put t" tl
? replied:
"1 have ?
tion*.. bm praetieally al! tb.
? . me
to that effect orally them aii the
. ar-v?."- 1 a;.,-. ?? Mr tbat 1
t wa their ri
KOENIG TO BE RE-ELECTED
New Republican County Com?
mittee to Organize To-night.
Tt . 01 ??:itte?
? ? ; ? r.' meet te
night foi org -.ation at the Murray n.n
Koenig w.ll bt r.
? ? ' aptaln .!"?
'.*- . ?iio i.retary for aeveral
? d to
The Bfonx, where h" is runnlng for BUT
roamt* Hii Biici-eaaor aill ..ot be ek ted
to-n'.el t.
Xhl 'the otm r polltli al
of i ortlo
the countj con ' to
? at the aami i la i for ergrai Ixatlon
rhea. ? ? thi borough,
Municipal Court. CongTeaa, Benatorial,
??
Th.- - ? ommlttei of the lal I ':**
tn,.t - i. ludea Th<- Bronx, w-.n
? .. ? ,.t the aame time and piaea.
Tl,. ? <-w Ri publica ? ? ' 'ommlttee,
whl. li will hai e nol ....
other four yeara, wlll he reorganixed at
. , \- ... mn Layceum. Johi B. Me
the preaenl chalrman, will prob
ot be re-elect* thi offlee
^?,11 be retalned bj Klnga County,
Coward
Arch Support
Shoe
with Coward
Extension Hecl
For Men
Women
and
Children
Fallin? arch is aimost an anatomical certainty, where
the shoes worn are not constructed to support the
muscles and ligamcnts of the arch structure.
For over a generation, J* S. Coward has designed
"COWARD 5tfpRpcoHRT SHOES
WITH COWARD EXTENSION HEEL
for preventing and correcting felKng arch and '; flat
foot." The medical profcssion and an appreoative
public have given us their confidence
Becausb?Coward Shoes embody approved scientifio
principles.ina^cordancewith the anatomical relation
of tho foot structure, anddegree of elevation required.
Tn this store, each person with afallen
arch receives individual attention and
every foot is fitted according to itsneedi.
Cow.raJ Arch Support Shi>e aml Coward Ertentlon Meel. hflve been mada
hy J-MM S. Coward. lo hit Cuftom Datpflrtment. Ior ov?r 30 year..
JAMES S. COWARD ^SHSSf1, NEW YORK
Maii order. nued Sold Nowhere Clse 8end !or c?,?,0??,1?
mm stand
L0YA1LY BY MITCHEL
Koenig Says 50 Per Cent of
Party Enrolment Was
Represented.
PROGRESSIVE VOTE SMALL
James A. Allen Nominated by In
dependence League?Substi
tution of Tammany Judi
cial Candidatei Fails.
it araa nol untll late last nlsht that all
the roturm from tho prlmarlea were fliod
with tha Board of Eli tlonfl Th.- tabubv
tlon ol tba Bgurea wlll not bc completed
before ta>morrow. Fron. tha reporta of
th*- leadera ln tha eai mtloni
it 44,-tK arldenl thal the Republlcan eotn
waa ireater than antldpated, d< i li i
thal thera waa no k*en*Tai Bghl
Thi. Progreealve party eoti ??
but th** percentage of the tot.-.i enrolment
eaal araa food The Democratle rote wua\
extreraely llght, but ihe li d no
effort aaa made to ?*? t tho rotera out
The 1 ? ? '.- igua ? >te araa el*
mool negllgible.
Although returni of th? [ndependencfl
i^ai,'iii. wera nol eomplled, both John .r
H ipper ;u.d .Luiior-, a. Allen, of that or>
gantaat prhrate
reporta aeema i I r..* t the tl
.?..I i\a> nominated. and thal th*
effort of Mr. Allen ai.d otba
the aubatltutlon of !?"?i,?? of tt." 1
candldatea falled u ?;.s reported at an
early hour yeeterday morning that .i<i'ii:i
Warren W Foeter and Juatlce Robert L?
Luc? probably ha .i '"r
Charlea C. Nott, jr.. and William ' Ran
f?om for th*? Courl i f General
the Clty Court. re?pectlrely.
Bamuol s Koenlg, preald. - I ' I
pul III an Count
? ? ? I o\ re tl* r. ilt of tha
can prlmai laa Iie aa nl tha '
K'ram, fl Houee,
t.. J..lm Purroj Mltcl ?
"i wtini te congratulato you ui
spla ndld Indi ?
enrolled t Ne*a Tor**
to tha polli. ? hen thei
.
rnoe that the Repu
'..iii glvi . md enl
: "
[rea ? t i aal <
Mr. Koenlg. in t
"that ?
mo oul there a ?
Of tho .. ??? ? Ra l ln tii*
robfl ? ? V
thit to rote The
i-...\ ,-i ..r- ara re out of
hill) one-l ? ba r. it ?aa
e pa t of tba ? ?
ln Manhatl i ? ben
nd Taft foughl II
primai ?
to in Tha
it 1,70
the. I" ? ? ? ? *?
' ll
??.
.nr Boi ih 1 RaMlrtfl
tho regular <
gol th< ?
;t w..H said yeatei l t ln tha atb
riiFtri't aornfl of the regu
. . on diatrlcl ?
? ? :
.... ...
? | ?
? -
nombtei ?. foi
mlghl '
? i. i., moi ral
ptitut.fJ for than
?
i,*.;ij.")<- waa i'i
. , , . ? ?? ? ..r t\s.)
not atta. h the i ??? " I
baltota, an ra |a
law. i had to i
. .
rlnta
nomlnata iil right,
.
i era of - bad _ i ba
DEMOCRATSGETTING READY
To Open Campaign Headquar
ters at Martinique Next Week.
HeadQuarta tha gemenl of
tt... peign wlll ba
opened m tha Hotel Martinique tha ; Ita
? (,? next areek. Altheagb tt..- Tam*
?! wlll I.*. oonauaBted from
Tammany Hall, aa In tha pa t, tha Hotel
Martlnlqae beadoaartera arlll k-h-.- ?
i., n o rata wbo d i nol cara to do I i
Hall thu ? .
tuki- an acti*. a parl In the campalgn
No arrmngema ? > ? been made for
the ratiflcatlon meeting, but It wlll ho
. irly In ?N I
Tha new organlaatlon commltteea
alected Toeedaj .'.t tha primanaa w
organlaed as foUoura: County and ba r
ough, t" morrow nlghl at Tammany H i
:;try. Baturdaj a1 I P. M., al Tam?
many Hall; ' ongreae, Monday* munlelpal
? Tueaday; Benatortal, Wedneedaj
Aaaembiy and Bldermanlc, Thuraday Mo
data h..s been ael for the organlaatlon
ot ti,. nea cHy committee
?win n 11 ? .imlttea of tha*
13th Diatrlcl meeta al Ne M 'irand
atreel a randMa** wlll ba diMisnated
,.l tbe lati T D.
Tba i ongreaa committea in the c^th Dta*
tiict, wblcb arlll meel at No I ? Baal
llfth atreet, arlll da
t., Vranda Burton Harrlaon. wbo reetgned
to become Oaeernoi Oeneral ol Um Phlll
Chairman McCall, whe has maintatned
aii along ba would baaa notblng lo nay
i?itii he waa a Itall-fledged eandldata, waa
not prepared to Inlk yeeterday, n?
laughed near tha gtfn Bghl thal occurred
in tho l'.th Dtatrtet primary day, remark*
Iflg lt was B Bna way lo wti,rt th*. ..nn
palgn. The l.'-th x& tii. ehalrmaa'a home
dlatiict
.- e
P. 0. CLERK IS ARRESTED
Said to Have Stolen Decoy Letter
Containing Marked Money.
kogom fi Bnhr, a alerk In the Bayonne,
N. J ? poetotBee, araa arreated yeeterday
afternoon by Charlea B. Bntermaa. n
poatafflra Inapeetor, ?hortIy affr . deooy
utt.r eontatnlng aiarkad n.*.ii??v arhlch
had paaaai througli bla h.-ind* araa found
mtantng.
Bahr lott ihr ooatoffico bvrrledly >???"
terday aftemoeo and wa- aaen te ontor
a Ktoro. Ha la n"id X'> have paeeented a
mar*?i tx t.iit la paymeni of a pnrrhaaa,
and Ma arreal foliowed. Ha was taken to
Jeraey Clty and beM ln WAtt 1-all fnr a
hearing to-daj
Bahr Ifl thirty-two y.ars old. and Iivh
at No. Ki Wir*t ^.tii atreet, Bayaaan Ha
.s.-rvid la the Bpanlab War. He ha- be?*n
ampleyed in the poht.-fflce for eight yoars.
n
FROM G. A. I PU
Order Excluding Women and
Civilians Enforced
Against Them.
MO ILL FEELING CAUSED
Incident Results from a Mis
understanding ? Twelve
Thousand Veterans in
Line of March.
' hattanooga, Tenn., Sept. IT.? Enforce
meni Of an order exeludlm* women and
lana from the fo*-ty**ea**enth annual
t arade of the f'rand Army of the Kepuh
ItC to day prevented the K. B. I'orrest
Camp of Unlted Ct*mfede**atc v-t.
from partirljiatln** Ifl the pageant. Clad
ln the'r gray iinifnrma. the Southern.Bfl
? ? T'.i rlnaf tO form ln tho Une ofl
i wlth Koraytlie Poat No. lf, of |
Tol. lo, when they wtre lnformed of tbe
?
An Invitatlon t-> joln In the parade had
ri ?! to < "li-nel I.. T. Dlek"
commander of th.. Ptrrreet Camp. bj
? ? s Hanaen, cornmander of
iraj thi Poat Jual us they wen
to tak. their plai aa i "oloi i ' Han
mfonned Colonal Plajkineon thal the
commander <>f thi i ?? parttnent ot Ohio.
Colonei W, i: \\ an.o<-k. had been ln
???'i to bar e\erv one from tha pa
, ? ezcepl fjarlen roterana Colonei
, ... j . ' deep roajret over the
Tl.ifederate -reterana niM.
? ?. .1 but aa they marehed
. t.. their headquartera they
.... i ?rtth etu ei ** bj thi I n i
veterana
tati rm' ? lo-i ghl ' ..I'.nei Dlckin
aon aaid '"Wa rogretted Ihe ineid..'
but 1 elieee our ea-aaradea,
. ; ? Iflllj th..- III t i
...f ..ien more diatreeerd We
hold t." ii' feellng t"vmr.i ih. r.i-k and
Dte of tlu b 1' :- 1" rhon ti al
.li. r. i* t". hard feellng Bgalnat any of
? ,fion to
? || . ,. to rnorroar nlghl Thi.*.
... .*? ... the rank and Dla of Ua
?
itati mi nl * ?< mad" te*
.. 1.1 i" > hh t tlfred H
r the Q I H
t learni i I I b i
af aromea here from
i. r*ee thla rea
? ? ? .
? ,.f t>>. d#; H'tinept of i iMe t ? thi
r.il < ..der ' ?
?? .? b are |
itlraj
.... ? ? .-t. .i to
- ? ? - Iv de
'
fl ? il In-rtteiJon h.-ad
... . ? . ?
quertera
not ea reg llni ai ?
r..rr. at Camp. v
rd In ac
aitl . i-. ? ? ? -1 order la
aa from
. , . ..? ? rjra ? ..f tha
v.n\rb ha* baan abearvad ta
?
-In ? ? . tv u. lha Cenfaderata
.... aaa Ha kwawn
, .. . . i*flOnf**aerata a'.idier*.
i itt i.a. ,i .? | " ? ?f lha Orand
. publlc to '
... ....
r aone ot I .*???'
.? t fl ? ? **.'
? ?
? v - -narcl -?J !' ?? U the
? ?
.,, , .... - ? " wlth t'.'
....... a reprodtl'-tlon ef ll '
.... nary 1 Idg* this at*t*a*-*ioon
phre at the cltj
? iriuni to-ti > '
v. teran from Or
ob dead
?*,
.. t ha 1 trom ..
waa iU*. 'I bodv ?*?*?*? *tr
T-'
PENROSE FACTION LOSES
Magee -Flynn Candidate for
Pittsburgh Mayor Wins Pnmary
[Byl ?. " ' ' ? ".'
nttaburgh, Bepl '7 Btephen C, rorter.
Itepreeontatrrt la Conajreaa and tha ntt*
goa nrr- (andid.'.t" for Mayor ln the
i...ii partlaan primary ele.-tion of ves'er
. blfl Bfl Bl forinldal.l. rt-ret, Jo
, *. r,,,; t-.t.a*. former DfJ-eetOf of
Publlc Work , b th votee, Be***Mre*flng to
Bl returna from aii of
th* dlatrii tn.
Th.- vi hM ?? ?? ? ted, and it le
BOW the prevalllna.* oplnl".i that Arm
atrons 4*111 not ?>e at.ie te oeercoeBe lha
handirap of Porter in the Ko?eml*ee riee
li.,ii. Whlch ev.-nt would ttg*t\tt* th
downfall of the oliver lYnroc- f.irtlons
p..litl'-ally.
ln UM lUrbt tor toiige nf the S'lp-nor
. oUri return." frotfl the patnty t4** 1*4**
jobn J, Honadoraon. ed Cmwford County,
", total "rote of n.iC-3. wlth th.rtv -(.even
dtatrlcU Mii*-*v1nar. a plur.i>ly ef iafll ***
his neareet rival. Jami". M ReUly, ot I'htl
ade'.phia. Judge .1. M. I lalleeatb, of the
Butier county Comflaofl Pleaa 'ourt. han
and Jumea Aleorn, of Phlladelphia.
4.021.
THAW TAKEN TO CONCORD
Waiting in Hotel for Extradi
tion Hearing Before Governor.
C .MM.nl. N H., lept 17 - Marry K
Thaw reiirhf-d this cltv from Uttletoti
thla afternoon and was taken dirert to the
Rasla Hotel 10 aeratl a hearln** before
Oovernor I'Vlker OB Ti.endav on the que.s
ttoa of h.s extrnditlon to New York and
return to the Ma.tti-aw.ari at-ylura. from
Whlch he 4*araped on A****UBt 17.
S,ife Ifl the knowledge tlHit the I'riitrd
Btatea Daatrlet <-ourt arlU review hla
eaae an a arrM of hahaaa uerpna if he
IOM the fugltlve i.r.lled .uid waveaj at
, rowda whl.-h BT-aBted hlm on the
v fljr to thi*. rity.
|.,?,ns wej-e laaaread Ifl the Eajrie Motet
lO-llieTht f'.r MTB. MaiT C Thaw. mother
Of tl.e f'.ipltlve. and for JoMah Thaw, hiB
t.rotrwr. NMther ranie. hut Thaw aald he
experted them In the n.ornlng
i - *
THAW CHAUFFEUR IS FREED.
Sherbrooke. Quetn-c, Sept. 17.-Roger
Th'.mpaon, the ehauffeur who drove
Harry K Thaw a?a> frotn the Mattea
wbj, aayiaaa la ?n aiiteeanblla waa act
at liberty to-day. Th? crown auhorltlea
aald they had no evidence to offer aga.nat
alaa. '
IN FIGHT to nr.
Progressives Lay Plans for
1914 Congressional .
Campaigns.
AMALGAMATION OPPOSED
"Only Way to Oet It Is for
Republicans to Adopt
the Bull Moose
Platform."
'Trom Tba Trlbeafl Bur^vj |
Washtns-ton. Bept 17.?With tho r.m
palgn plana of tho newly formed Pro
Braeatva Coagraaalona] Campalgn <'.>mmit
tea atamped "' i R . T. tt . ' Repreeanta
Bve Hlnebangh returned to-day from an
unadvarttaed vi.?it to New York, whera he
? onsulted < ol'.noi Th.-odnr.* Rooeevelt and
memortaed ? battle cry f(,r th<- unt canri
puigne. Imreedlately upon hla return to
?U aohlnKt-.n thls afteiUOOH Mr HilM*
beugh sont out a call for ,-. eonference
of al! tho Bull Mooea members of th>.'
Houae to-morrow.
At th.s conference, which arlll ba he!d
ln the offl.-.s of .Mr Kolly. of Pennayl
.. Mr. Hlnebangh, wbo la cbalrman
of thi' froKrossU o Campalgn ''ommlttee.
-*m toii bhi eolleaguaa that Colonel Rooae-j
vetl hoartiiy approyea of tha atepa thej
Hoii-e Buii Mooeata hava taken, an.i thal
ho aends to them th.' followmt; rai. ?
< ry:
"We aro *n the rlrrhf to ;-t,-. ; wa have
Jual beRun to Bghl for Progn Hva prln
i Iplee."
! ? olonel Roo?<f%olt al.^o aaaured Mr Hlne
! t-auKh. accordii s to tha latter. thal i'<n.
li ongra lona] Committea may cv;? I
'.?m.i oo-operatlon from the National Pro
Ive Commltteo Colonel
jthtnki t'. Houae Progreeatirea dld '
nghl thing m orcanizlns a committee '
th.. "?' l ? tha btg Bull '??
? ? arith nn- programn
?
Uoni rjllt ' ? thfl Progrei
.
Thi Bull Mooea
t r,t ezpe. ted to waal ? " '
t the Southorn d'^trl-ts, whoro
it would be futile
Mr. Him
r ? ' '
tb? tentatlve aa
-slvs to augmenl tv"''r
. i Tlgoroua
r.f th- '?
thfl oolonel
? < ! rioosoyott
? t the ttee arlll i
tbe Congi
. . ? ? "le B'i"
... ... ? ?: Mr. Hlne
baugh "ii no tlma In
? ? i new Proi '
rommltl
? amalgamation ui
? ? t.. adopi tl
Ung t.. tha
Waahli |ton <
f ed t.i amalgamation to*
I. :... araa la the beal ef Hm Pri il
eampalgn laal fall Mi '! i ?
U . "atandVpat" Ri:
king to keep allva tl ?
.-,,., ih ,?. bul tha Ir att*m!>tn wlll X<e.
futile.
"Coloi .'.??" ' ?
tion wa havo taken In formlng a i
nalttee," aaid Mr
? erlll ao tnf.inn i
. i had b del fl tful confa rei et
nnd Mr. 1
_:., io Bgbt Th*l b the a
? ll
u/ht r.- ar*- ' ou fotng to |irt I monej
for the Congi ? ' ' "?'
,
u? \4 || ? Id Mr. Hlne
..: ? referenct to Oeorga
????. thal
??Ti.*- Pn tr* the diatrlcl
?.- make a Ba I wlll give aomethlng
?
U. S. MAY SEND ROOSEVELT
Proposed for Exposition Envoy
to England and Germany.
.?...? Bept
4-oit ir.H-. ba * ":>> envoy of the
-?,.,., to ? lermany
? .? of England and
Oermany in tha -??" expoal
Whlla no fon B niada te
roion*-i Rooaevelt prominent Callforn
identlfled with the eapoeitlon aaggeeted to
lhe admlnlatratloa th.it ho mlghl ho por
auaded to pa to Loodon and Bertln be
f,,r? pt ?.. u month for Booth
rtea.
it \mih aaid nn good autbority al?o that
both Prealdenl Wilaon ?wi Becretarj
.:, BPpTOVO tho Idea, hut are wtth
holdlng ? fermal offer untll th..y know
Ml, ,, it, me of tha negotiatlona now be*
Ing contfocted bi Burope by J. V. k.
<kif, director c>mi .i.i of tho Paaaaaa*
I'.i.'i'u I.xposttl >n. with a view to ohtaln
i ipporl tbere for tha expoetttoit.
UKE REGULAR REPORTERS
New York University to Teach Night
Journalism.
Now York Unl ar ' Wttl offer a num
hor Of new ro\ir>en ln Journalism at the
openlng of tha aehool year, Beptember u\
Ona of the limovationa arlll he a course ln
report ing and wrltlii* the newa. whh'h
ulll atart at .'? p. m. and laat untll 11 p. m
Ia ran.- of aaBergene] ttudenta tn thi?
claaa may 1 ?? called upon to work untll
mldnlghl *.r even later. Ampla tlma erlll
tiniH i.e affonhd tha Btodanta to report
local newa eventa, |ual aa though they
aan la tha dty departmenl of a d
pgpar
A aetnlnar .ourso In macazln*. Betl ?n
wlll bo proVlded thla >ear for the tlrat
titt.o. Outer new touraea are trade Jour
naltam, newapaper law, nararapapar mak?
ing, newspaper verae, magaifne wrltlng
and ahort atnrlea.
in th* advertietng dtvtalon now oouraos
wlll lnrlud.' advertiaing i'aini>alffns, ad?
vertiaing copy, pevchology i.f advertiaing
aad advertiaing diaplay,
a
SEEKS INSURED DAUGHTER
Girl Gone Since Wedding Actor, but
Company Won't Cash Policy.
[ By Tfl?-raph ln Tho Trlbini- |
Bridgeport, lotin., Sept 17 Ml " '
r-.'lla Andrewn, of No. tiiS Broad atreet,
haa aaked the potloa 'o asalat her in loeat
Ing her dau?htor, Mary Bdttb Andrew*.
once a con4*-t model and later a cloak
model ln a New York department atore.
Mlsa AndrewB marrtod an actor named
James Whltely. Jr., who vlslted BrldB?
port with a theatrteal oompany Boven
yeara ago. Since then aho haa novi r hien
sorn or heard of. H*-r mother carried an
Inaurance pi.ll.y on her and attempted
to rjolkct lt, but the company refuaed to
pay.
OMAR'S DISCIPLE UPHELD
Occasional Sprees No Bar to
Business, Says Judge.
"I must aay that mere lntoxkatlon from
time to time does not neeesiarily Inra
pacitate a man from attendlng to buatttflefl
pioperly."
Thla sentlment was VOlCfld by Juatlce
Ouy. ot the Buprema Coort, and had to
do wltb Joremiah Kavanagh. BMUMger ..f
the apartment houaa at Na 131 w-st Iftb
Btreet, ln whl.'h hia infant nleoe, M
Mary Kavanagh, is a part ownor.
counsel for tho nlece aaked tha eoarl
t,, Bppolnl ? reectver for the property,
whl'h had been tho propertv of Captain
Patrick Bhaw, grandfather of Mh
anagh. The recetverahip w.-.a aaked ..ti
tba around that Kaianaifh "fp nuently
gOta drunk."
Counael for Kavanagh ohje.-ted to "any
auch rharacterizatinn." o\on thotik'h lhe
manager of tho property waa of ".. con*
t. ivi.. 1 natui. " Th" atl lid bl
would show ln nn accountlng thal Kav
anagh had heen a good landlord and had
kept the apartments rented. Counael for
the nlere r-omplained tha*t Kavanagh had
not turnrd her ahare over to the truet
fomiiimv deslarnated for that purpoae, and
that be bed a.'"t in arrearn ln the payment
of t.ix.s and water rent. Justice Guy
reserved d<?.ii>i?n.
PROHIBITION SPRING PURE
Stover Finds Water in Westerleigh
Park Is Not Contaminated.
To Iearn if a natural eprlng iti Prohibl
tio-i or \Vesttrleia;h I'ark, Staten Island.
wa? 0 i. as reported, Park
COtamtaaaOBaar .Stover ha*. had a chemlcai
. made of the water. and said >"*?
terday lt hod beea tound to be free from
ativ iinp'iittie*.
\\. st. ri- itgh Park was known a* Pro
hlbltlon I'ark at BPA time. and the Com
. r said lt would have been hard
loeh lf water from a natural Bprlng In
ProhlUUon rark had ..ot been flt to
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