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Justice Signs an Order to Bring
Aged Banker and Philan
thropist Into Court
To-day.
WIFE AGREES TO ACTION
\
Death of Daughter Said to Have
Affected Mental Condition
?Picturesque Figure
for Fifty Years in
Life of City
? millionain- bankar,
publlcist. author and
?? n ? ?
and who
. fnr fifty \
. ? | NOW York
? taken before Juatloa
of the Bupremo
i Court. ln Lon* Island City. for an ex
mental condition.
The examlnation waa ordered yester
; nay '>r. an affldavlt pubmltted to Jua
Kelhy brjr Adolph C. E WlBd
muller. ':h Pfeet.
-\-a, ? nor. of the hanker.
Thla arndavlt araa supplemonted hy
nffldavltp of walver slgned bv Mrs
liannah F. Wmdmullf-r. of Woodslde.
Ixing Island. wife of Louls Windmuller.
and by hls riau-rhter, Mra. Clara Ixui'.se
Heynen, ' ?<*?**? ?
Manhattar.
Hermar Booeh. of No. 2.r' Eaat
fJDtB streei. Manhartan. alao pubmltted
nr. affldavlt. ln which he nald that
I.ouls Wlndmuller for the. laat three
ve-ks puffered from penlle paresls ln
an lncurable form.
T'nnotlred hy tho throna*
crowded the opening of the fall term
of the Pupreme Court ln Long Island
' City vesterdav morr.ln**. members ol
the la**- hrm of Pe;. ?
jg0 btreet. appeared before
?Justloe Kelby and presented an order
h dlrected that "I.ouis Wlnd
? muller. an alleged inromp. tent," he
: hmupht before Juatlce Kelby thls
r mhag to determ:re *vhathor a eeta*
- should be appolnted to take
char*re of hls pereon and proj ?
Losfl of Memory.
.Acmmpanylnp the order was the affl?
davlt of Mr. Wlndmuller> son, which
Bal forth that hls father was sever.ty
eight years old on Aujruat 81 of thls
-. and that he waa lncompetent to
manaee hlP bu-Mneas affalrs hy 1*88*808
of loss of memory and other phyalcal
dleablliry. The eon said thls action had
the full approval of hla mother and
Bister.
The son further aald that ht? father
?wa* posaesaed of personal prcperty
valued at not leas than 125.000: that he
has n bank ncoount of not less than
*, and that he waa a partner ln
-nmmissinn flrm of Wlndmuller &
Roelker, of No. 20 Reade Ptre->t. Man
hattan.
B*gagh*a affldavlt wlth the others,
lrr.presaed the 'ustlce and he sltmed the
order as presenfd.
Mr. Wlndmuller waa one of the OT*
gar.izers ana an officer r.f the Tltle
'Guarantee anci Trust ""Yrmpany, of Man
, hattan. Mayor Oaynor thls year ap
* ted him to handle the funda for
the "safe and aane" Fourth of
celebratlon.
Elghteen months ago Mr. Wlndmuller
recelved o shock from which he never
fully recovered. H!a ynunger daughter,
. whlle attendlng to her household dutles,
aet flre to her clothlng ln her home ln
'Woodslde and waa burned to death.
, Har father waa ln the houae at the
}tlme Althousrh he aald little abnut hia
(loea, yet 1: f-as appanent to hla frlends
that hla grlef bowod him down.
He waa one of the membera of the
Let the other fellow hustle!
You take it easy.
Get your Fall outfittinfi
done before the crowd.
C'ool enouph yesterday for
Fall suits and overcoats and
lots of rooler weather oomillg.
Wide variety.
Sizekl unbroken.
Salesmen a-plenty to g-ive
you all the time you're willmp
to spend?whethcr you come
to buy or just to look.
"Vour money back at *uy
time" bneks evervthin/T we
sell. _[
Everythinp prrp school and
college men wear all Winter
long.
Mackinaws?p 1 a i d s and
solid colors?great variety.
Kocr.RR PrFT CoKFAJfT*
Threr Broadway 3torea
at at at
Warren St 13th St. 34th St
IS WINI .
walktug club al Id v... n Qayi
IndmuUer
left his home Ii
ii. a diatai
... cordlng to tbe mme he :
nf from Bvi l ??? ? i mllafl Hi aaoa
me ln the evening.
With 1 I
enclrcled the bflBe of a flnely shaped ,
?
abrlfhi red by expoaare to the waatl
Mr. Wlndmuller was a wel
Bcnre up he "alked thr l
? ?
lr, . fa WaDd, j
he said the bta route from
his b
wheneTor he wanted to kivo hlnaaall a i
treat h<- w< najaat way
trom Woodi ?
-(, th- ? rrjf 1" Astona. and
. mhattan * ?
to bli ? ;r:('(i
acros'
fron.
? .14th J
street : ?
Native of Westphalie.
Mr. Wlndmuller 1p a natlve ol Weal
phalla, and received a coliegiaie edu- |
ratmn at Munster. whl< b was founded j
? ? igratad U
I'nited Btatee ll md eiiierec.
niercaiit.,t- bualna ? w>1*- matrled |
.. - ac.
Woodalda, Queenh. wi.ere h' has ac
cumulai ran *-Tid nu_
merous worfce ol
.mr- a memlier of the
Gernian Boctaty, and peven yeara later
he Jolned the Chamber of Commaroo
and begjan his BQtlvfl ' areer ln things
municlpal. He waa one of tho found
ers of the Refonn <"h:b, of whi^h he
waa traaaurar I r man* petua it.
-4.4. . . , ... | . -:r,n 0f j.a'.nt
:.an Hospltal fair by
?vhlch mon
for tha-.
He le a r.ienii.cr of the Reforr
N>w Tork and other
itOT tr. "The
Forum." "Harper's" and other perl
odlcals, enii hkl WI tlnas are wel!
known ln EufOpe an wel! ha ln Amer
lta.
Afte- "*e flrt he, with O. H.
?.ed the Tttie Ouar
antee anrl Truet l 'ompany. He ha?
rneml.er of the
|
Bfuaaum Of Art. Arl- New
....
Bt Mai ? tai unrl thi
CHILLING BLAST HITS CITY
First Oold Snap Comes from Its
Northland Haunts.
Qai I B little of the 'Ttohert K
lor n arrived lat* lant
nlcrht. and aIthou*-h !t mav nnt remmn
than a few hour*, lt promlpen to
make ltself felt whlle on the Job.
Donl know what the "Peary stuff" Ib?
If? a chllttna bhVBl 'rom the North Pole;
lt r traai
I"->wn from the frozer. vastnwn ot the
Northland the >-o\r, -nap approa^-l.efl
flt'-althlly on New Vork last nlght It
?em B^'irrying t*. the BOUthwBrd thaoa
wbo bnactaed pum
me- was unendlng; lt eaurt*
i. i?-av> h that Iinvf- hona tana
c1oub:v eince flrirlnfr to the rirnnches to
n .. ...; '..;; daaolately tr. the (-round,
and tbe t.loom nf health on
many a glant rumpkn.
-. tiagra this mnrnlng awn,
and haatily oloaad tht- win'h>wB and
tampared without renuit whh the i
nator.s, The ihonaandB of
gulls fllt: i-t-.-apjiea
wav-K in tbe harbor dtpped thelr heads
; crles or
.
The firal ? tbe aen?on
wlth mn.. -s ol nor- ?
row .. ... B who
warms a beneb in tht fdtj
nlght huddled f blt l tn his
ire garmanta. Thi poiar baara ht
ragtcal **a**deaa erapi trom their
; ?;>>? weather
wlth upturne'i flaoatfl hihJ prowla of sat
lsfaction.
f! weather wan general over New
?.ughout the
Baat v.i.in- in th?- Northwaai the lam
peraiure fell a? low aa II 'i<-Kr<-.-B ahove
COOKDNG WAS BAD. MAYBE
Ellis Island Official Says He Never
Knew of Any Poor Food.
Tne romm.' -g the food
condttlonfl of BUIa i.-!.4in! .iriistiaU lts hear
?r ? will be rnade to
the beeretary ol I ..nnnertv itynu H.
Ubla actlng .'onimlBBioner of ImmlgraUon,
tgBtta****** deaerlbad the routine ln
flpectlon of the f'.ni aiiil the nieala, and
sald that he never knew ot the ostete-MO
of bad toocl on ttie lfiiarid. although lh*
?tvle of cooklng did not atW"B*"B J*uit n.<>
lmmlgrant8
He aald alao that William Wllliamfl, the
former ("orr.miBfllorier. re'-oniniended on
June l the reappotntment ol ti.t- pn-beni
contra^torfl.
SCllOi Ai MET
COUSfNS, HE BELfEVES
Father Markert Also Tells Fel
low Traveller "Dentist" Was
Known as Adolph Mueller.
CALL GIRLS SLAYER SANE
Thrre Physicians Who Visit
Priest in Cell Say They Are
Convinced He Is Sham
ming Insamty
F;ither P-am i* MarkflTl ' ? ' flwod
I er Pathai Haaa s. bnBdt aei
ma to a friend, arho traveUed with h:m
frota . bellevea 11
Eraeai .-. Muret, the laagna denttst of
raai Ipli lluaaler, .. rataatn
The tlrs:
,i?.i aalri Muret
wa* Adolph Mneller aad araa arel b?oo*u
in Bchmldt'a blrthploee, AaelraaTanl
and that the coualn- wni BOtBVtanl t HB
paiiimia.
Pathai Marfcerl knam Adolph MoeUer,
aaeairdlna lo Tha Trlbaaa'a aaiorn*
bal '?? ? -n*i Murel la lha 1
co::ld i. ? ? arned
nit arlll ba aaaaalned te-dajr '
Dr. ''ario* I" Mn .!?'
and Di WllUam Mubon. wh. tvere di -
: Attome Whtti
terda- u t<
ptrta rm tal dlaaaaaa to ? aai
ri on hi? aonlty
T!... r*Bther
Bchn:i<it -.??-.. I at. after BUk*
tng arlth him, ? '? : ?"laoad ba
araa i g li 'ian"
Chartea W I Hon
" Ml'Ha-l
?ta, of 1 avei ?
parmhioner of
?1 Jaaaph'a B anai athalle Oa
? . v . ? -. ? ? . : he waa an a**t*tan:
Idl oftBB Hnkr'. \ ti
? . ? -aak. ' Boaae ol
- .
| : ? ? cot
I went to hla cell." aald I >r
,
-.- :r. ii gna f.x ' He answered I
lt ' I ther. naked him lf he waa
: um not a -
? ? ? Baa aaa and
? Qti kni.Wh what I dM I 8888*1
BBlhla'
? ? DBBBd Bl OM ' *' I
piiBBt li r pai
m r 8 he Bl ln*atie Ue leofci
m*. l!k* a '-? ""-'bo w*a trj "ic t
.
?irnnth nald he found
and
laat li hla optaloa, he araa oriV aana
and ? . reata tha la ???*??
an* haBBBM
._?....-? ra arrenotanra
hia rleara thaa haa aaaa 'nt**
nouni ? ? ? ? ?
? ?? mnde a Bl
renolea ' "
rot b eiimBu
I iimidt * rrertomtnattna quai'.tl-** ar?.
*e<-r?>t1vr>ne** <auttoiiane?* eombaUva
neaa |
-? ?a|rl
-
Attorney. wh'. ha* baati aaali
laat nlght ' '
view ' ' ' "
!dt ha* r-**i n Baa aae ll
? ? gu.
.? tati ? ?
h
In*,pect?r raurnt aaJd Ifl H lid
not n Ifled ttia
bodv oa
;-- avtatanca arBI
gehn or hla Idaathleai
..rivict ala ? ? ? ?
?-aid th*. lnai>-ctor
mtdl la ? '?' i eraaj rai a a man
whn fo.iler! th*. I'hurch a* he dld
-*ho esrrlad ra tha e - taa ?
waa nr,t an Inaane man Ha \f Juat |
?
Th. ? I"the Nea -??
llc*. aeT " v rd tO him th**"' had f.'iliir! twr,
new wttaooaei arho llve in BagoeraB
K. J The lnaper-tnr wa* IHB !nform*d a*
tn what avtaleaoa they had t m ha [.*?
lleve-, they may have aeen Rchmidt tlllOB)
T.ortlora of the ghi'O B8B,' " BB a lort
!,ee ferryboat.
..... ,, .f.ition asked of the baagoetot
brouRht tha tellOWlng reply
"I do not know where Heletl f*"een.
who wrote a love lett-r tr. Father S'"hm:dt.
ls now I have BO rea*oi. to BBBpael that
Bhe hn* beer, murrlered. or even I* BBJTB*
IBly mlsain*' Aii I krmw la that ahe
Irft n flat ln Harlem laat |
Bfl -rolnff tc, ''hicna;.. "
[n<- -. -. returned by the fod*
jtary yaaiterday ajjalnai Hchmidt
and Murel The Indletmanla ratmtahaad
?? ngalnel ?'.,!. ol tha tvre m^n.
i mr- was fnr eenapliaey, arhlefa r-arr.-.e a
Duudmnra aantaaioa ol ?*,?'' jraaara The
other thraa arera fri* cajonterfeltlng, -.ar-h
lnp a maxlmum penalty of flft-.'-n
rfl The Jurore alao < rminiended In
ariector rnur.it for maklnK OUI u '-'implet*
T'lma facl* rate ajtalti.'it the two men
Mur*.. was vi*:teii i.y Charlea L*a*wnan.
? ip. rlr.tendent of the MilldinR at No.
; BIlBietM avenue. yesfrda1. Muret
aa ' riuiri elther Ktnre hl*
furnlture nr B*U H "The pollre are frini:
InK me up," Muret nald tr, him.
I'nrnner Felnlierf- haa ordarod nn lr
-fueat foi racenlag at
IH br- held ? P " of Ipaelal Kea
The i oroner antiouncen he wtll
empfinel i. I -ludlnir aome of the
rn- -? :nir.ent hHtiker* and bual
M'-t,.
CHILD'S PLAY PR0VE8 FATAL
Mother Hcans Boy Scream as He
Falls to His Death.
Inaomar Starkes *ix year* old. of
*JY. i;u*t 18th Btreet Lll from the *.*:th
Ki,,ry flrr- aaoapa Bf tha' addreaa early
ius: nirht and *** kllled
The chlld wai ptagrhag 00 th* flre e*
caii.-. and Iiih mothr-r aram watchlnpr him
Ju*t a few BlllWltll i?'?or>- the BOBldaBt,
Bha left the v.-it.(iiiw to' a BBeaaaBt, s nd
whli. she wa* K'Hie the Chlld i.-an-d "V.t
the well in ll,. .-entre of the tire e*cape
U loat hla halan'-e and pit'-herl head flrat
dnwti lntn tha yard. seventy laaBl bel"W
The mother hearr. the chlld scream once
ae he fell. and *ne ru*hed to the yard. ,
Wnen Bha r.aihed the a.de of her chlld j
he waa oead. Mrs. Starks falnted a h'-n
Bhe reallr.e.1 what had happe.ieii
m
IMPORTERS HAVE BIG YEAR.
K Fouj-era 4 Oa, imi">rter* of French
and Knulish pharmaceutlcul BBMetaiUea,
havliiK him 'onitileted thelr flscal >ear,
report the ldrgeat hualnes* alnce the flrm
wa* eauuiliali.-d, ln 1848.
s
T
AS SLAYER IN STREET
Police Get Clews Through Which
They Hope to Learn Identity
of the Victim.
GIRL'S CLOTHES IM ROOM
Witness of Shooting Says One
Arm of Man Who Used Re
volver Was Missing
at the Elbow.
f tha ibnf imi
lan who waa ?hot t* deatl oa Monday
nlght al Thlrd avenue and 17th p-tr-et,
rollowlna a qaarr-d erltli a Hrl abaol
ygivB r.ld and an older woman.
ronialiMd h myatary yeaterday, tbe i
nlgat -aald they n?e**e ? onfldenl
iu,,: twe elowfl thal woald lead to ? i
lr.g up i. '
iin-derere.
i The pottoe Bald they bal ? had
f..nnd the fOUOg man'B h.ime. at No 191
and that 68 ?
? terday gave them ar. BOeuratO defl
ng. Aa
: iMf b aeneral aiarm w.i* eent
.:? ? ? . '??' ' '
maa wlth bl te r.ut
ofl at ? i ?
Prti - ' ini:nr
? told
t.urie reporter that be *a? the oeaui
| rnai ?? ? ' ' Btreet an.
, .. ..... r- ?
repoatad thta statement to the
?The maa eaaae end engnged -ooms
nt gli ';tdflr
Theophi: '
? oung glrl,
' i.i.o- ? bo he pald
u?4 !,;. wife Their lofl eeerj "?
early, Bflving they were gotaf to work.
: ??,! dtd | rae ? "?"' lHt*' "l
P*e eaw een IH - - - i nd did
?-.??? i " .
.
? ? . -tone of
?he m?n i Brat name
; waa Qlueeppa
We neve- heard
thetr r anytbbn ? that, and
1 aB far aa T knnw thoi
?'?-.man aw
?
? an The g
? ? wafl he
.? twn men were Jeal
OtM over her
. . -? -f-M -his le
what ied tc the - Bttng I thlnh the
be Bhi I
....
?
........
? M " '* *' . * '
' ' '
' . he aat'i
???' ? ?*?? * ' '
m the BB
;.Btrt ..-,.,- Tl ev loaBed l
? "
ln m Bt tha The
?>f a
? ' ?
? ?
....??
tlon Theoj
- ttM wtrrrvai
? Aeae
?? the m l
aronMn'fl ?*-*"
.
I ?
torad bar awe
' ' '\ nt
W*. wz
ther n
thfl 811 - tO Mfl
! ? ??
b-n-M aad
ditim ht ,_.
.. daad m?n-B porket wer
cardB. one .earlng tbe name Moeee
Parrowe. , lawyer. of Ke. Bl Broadway.
.. other the name of a harl-r.
;.?,., o' U?M men lOOBed at the
? thfl morgue. hlll did not W ? ' '
l B..-,?; man WOTB.8 -hea; ttt
? e inltlalr "H B
IRISH TO CE^EBRATE HERE
United Lea-fur to Disband After Home
Rule Demonstration.
The Dnlted Irtah benaue ",rnni "*"' "?
..,.?, ror tt.e moneter denwnatra,
..... - rarnea? }\tV. on thi
Bunday, Oeti "'rt "l!" ?*??
.mai raaattaa before -iir.hat.uim:
rrlmrrln-. Itnlldlng. Wh Btraat 61
Bon avenue
The league wo* formed m Ireland. tt,
ttna the
Irlga tenantfl BBaln? bu
.ta ftmned ln tha Unll
Nn? thal Ir-Man-i >? "'"
long .?herlshe<l Objoel ?i,I U I
- the lear. B
ha* heen won. the r-tv-uBaatlon will
nd
Cg tha- flpeaU?ra al 'ha- CoTOMStO
Hall tn.-.-ting win t*e lamaa M Oraham.
r-nngre-m from [llloolfl;
Purra, Ultchel. Btstlin Qefl amer
Martla R ,^T,n ?"", v,nrirV : -
.; Btetaa Mlalatar to Chfll
-
POLICE HOUSE ARSENAL CACHE.
a Bmai; Bfaaaal wap u?ooeere*] m ?
atehe m the went wall af Palloe Head
quarterfl yeatawday afternoon. when flfty
oartrldgea an oaaoe ol Baf-okalaBa pow
?er a lot ot Hmall flhnt nnd a BRWU bt?*
-Ua' Buppoeedly eotaialnlni ? "a-l
,.,,.,. Wrre taund bj -?
aeleaaet Thr- dotacttree are mvestigat
lng -
HEARS bullivan witnesses.
Nurnefl Who attended Herrenentative
Ttmothy D Sullivan at the home of hla
hrother. 1'atrUK H Sullivan. and rn,
,,f the New Vork. New Haven &
Hartford Rallroad. on whose traok Sulli?
van b body waa found. were examlned
HBlBidar *T rradarlr-b J Oroahl, Aa
Blfltant Difltrl.'t Attornev. Mr i.ro, h BBI
aet pi aaared to r^av wbotbar he woald a?k
for an autoi>fl\ He 6HH ''onfer with Cero
ner Jerome Healy. of The Mronx, lodai
The Inquest will be held in The Itronx on
Monday.
E
TO CLOSE CASE TO-DAY
Last of Direct Testimony for
Trainmen and Conductors
Now in Sight.
WORK IN YARDS DESCRIBED
Brakeman Tells Arbitrators
That Men Are Sometirres
Called Upon for 15 Hourp
? of Continuou*- Service.
The announ4***rman1 i
at the end af the afternoon hearinR bv
the arbltrntlor. I tha ManhaftOB
Hotel or. tha denandj Of the tratnmen
uri'i coTidur-tor* on the Fasterr. ralll
that the dlre-t
for the men VrOUld ' ?
A T
of Rallwav COnd .?
?Htneaa arho arauld ba pul r,n tba atand
tbe trainmen and ronduetora arould
ha Dr rrani arho test:t
aral dn-.-*, uko. He am ad after
rrfca, a BaJUmor.
cotlduetor, who was on the Unnd for a
fr-w mlnutes
? ?
rhairnuui af 'he mawiRTH'
conferei, .
rallroada, m
irt?**in hls preaantation of th.
the rn!l-"ii I I "??HMOr. BT M
to-m' ? hava a nurnbei
in tba atand to eombat
tha taarttn ? "? ' I
atnployei W hen ? tlinony is in
brlef" on both sid*s. auir.niartr ?
testlmonv nnd BTgUraenta used. wlll he
ai |
Bfora ng their bv
' ? .. ? ?
oi.e or rebuttal
after the arltl ? BB4M . ' ??<???
-
man fot Buf
- ? ?? ??..??
the entlre fei ?
hla hrar
? ra i
arerki Rl i f tha
? -.-?? ? bought the i ?
manded for thi
| ?
? . -
ta
. aa eaat.
UvBaoa la at <t near Ma*
? .? arbi*
B gaav
l-afarri a-a "hump yard "' He
?
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to it. o:
?
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| ? nlght wor
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?
i T.dltlon* of w ri
that aa the
aaeh aacl
;:id for
?
rhe wttni
Btren he *aid tr? imaa of tha
?
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mai '? ?? ? --
rrHir. when H
.
tra
i
arlth : aa ?
"'Th* rtarnoa ol men are DCMted on the
BVt
? ?
-stlon he aa. 1 he never
knew of aa]
term* ef co:
...
ifter tr.-mnr
row''. haaurtm further
baarlnga ontl M rnday.
CURABILITY OF CANCER
Cases of the Disease Not Hope
less, Medical Authority Says
That there ls raueh cr. u'.,-i hopa for
auffei,-:
cia.ia ;i'n<i the pubiic to believe is tha
'!he Mr.' Bspreaaaa]
The ' lural
cer." ? to tha a.
tha uea
? ment of ma
prnwtiia, "The Ratcor.
? naedlcal mind - f,,i too peaatmlatle
regarding thi allgnant
d.aeaae A.sk ona bund
.. ? nllict" -.un.
arav that it is n
..|'--ration, aiui .,.
Bftj ?? lll ? Kpraoa themaelvce i
U oi am parmanent i allel to ba
,,i>t.im-. ? ? ave ln ran
uiii trulj aaceptlonal ?? taeaa
antly, lf they raad
: .? Utaratun
laatlni rrurea toUo*arlng tha amployment ol
.'oi.-y's fluid. of tulguratlon, ol radtum,
aya, tha metallV feiuieuia, tha
paaotroal ? thyrold axtract
An ? I, .ib Al.t.e i. .
li. tn. laal '? IheHomaa of
all pai !? th*. tonaua,
: ..
**i eat. i iiroi orilon ol bu .. know i
Bdgi ol noa i" avold errora ln the appll*
Incraaaed ebould com
pf. attentlon
"Tlu.'- la -ui- one tnathod *f treatment.
. and other moaa
., b ???ii tollowt . i??? .. ui.
.. . . .. auffl*
cient frequanc) to Invaltdati lh* obj.
t,-i. ,,? pure cotnclden. ?
foi eanoei haa nol found i"'i -
hapa it ni ver a lll ba; I ut to s.r, ti
- pl bi ua. ..
? | a hat Ia thi axpe*
Dl ol "i" mai ?' ui of hui.iiretii.
. oi thi utter ho ? ? -. ol ma*
llgnanl ? ao '??>*' alned li tn?
medica thut ll tanda to
ntlva and to dtaixruraga the saaBPh
for .-iirati' > m.a-iurea.
"The grOWtb "' a more bopeful M.-nti
manl would Insptrll tha arorh.
and would huvc B bj no tn.-alis
t'. ba deaplaod Influence for good on thr
mlnda ol tha aufferera from tins tiightful
The HCtlV* work oi ;, r.idiiim
Inatltute In each ol tha larger eltlaa af
tha countrj anri tha publlcaUlon of the*
iinnuai report* of all ol them ln ona vol
um* arould h\ tha maaa ol tastlmonyi
thua praaentad. go far to convlnea tt.e
world that > anr-er is not alway* an.l BhOO*
lutely .ncurable." '
'
COMMISSION^ JLOWERS TAX
Drop in Passaic Rate Hailed as
Victory for New System.
THy Tei-graph te The Trlhune.)
PaflBaic. N. J., Hept 23?A reduetlon of
13 polnta ln the Paaaalc tax rate for the
current year was announced to-day hy
the I'nssalc f'ounty Hoard of Taxatlon.
The rate, whleh was Jl 75 on $100 last
year. will now be $1 62.
At tho aame time announcement was
made of th*- ln.'reafle in the Paterson tnx
rat*- from 11 M tO fd 7*i. and ln the Ror
ough of Totowa from II 45 to 81 6C.
The result ls hailed here ae a demon
Ftratlon of the BOOndneea of *vimmtsfllon
go'eninient. Thls form of jro'vernment
has heen ln t/peratlQB in Passair for two
and last year. its flrat. there w-as
an tocri ? ta ln the tax rate.
Boweeer, tiie r?-suit? of thla rear are re
(.-arlecl ;is a gOOd "hnwnij. It ls beMeved
it will hfl ? ? . ? . the
Bgltataon for 1 rptloa of oommtaaloa
government ln Pater
MISS BORDEN A SPEEDER
Smiles Herself Out of Fine for
Automobile Scorching.
? ? The Trtrv.::
ntona
en-year-otd dau;;
Borden, finiieri herself out of a
::ng line to-day. when Bhe solemnly
pron . the I'eace Drew at
drt**6 so
MU ? araa maalng f.-tst time be
wlien one
- and
? rn offlr-er.
Who told her t.. Tell it to the Jtld
The jus: reelat the
: Dft to do lt
HlaetT
Ulaa soor leave for the
? ti
AMUSEMEN"rS.
READY FOR SHIPPING WAR
German Lloyd Prepared. btn
Expects Peace, Says Managej
<"'arl Von Helmolt, American gertcm
manager of the .North German Uoyrt, ra.
turnlng on the Kronprlnz Wllinim ya-,
terday. remarked that he saw no rerep.
for a revlslon of the North Atlantic gjjj.
plng pool at present. But lf lt canietot
break, tie added. hla llne wa? pra-ua,.
and rea.iv t*. nght.
The busineflfl of the llne had been vm
goor! during the last year. he sald, ug\
showed slgns of further Improvemeet la
new llner. the Columbua, whlch win fca
latinched the mlddle ?f November, n? 4*.
scrlbed as unsurpaased lr. luxury by ajrt
afloat. A.iother on slmiiar lines wc-uj
be launched at nibing next year, he a-Jd.
The same veRsel brought t:i<? T\ev r>
Ifoeea Hyameoa, formei nctlng i.-pj^
Rabhi of Great Brltalr.. to prflaldfl ot-r
tha Bynaffogoe Orach Chalm, at 6t;
street a;id Lexlngton avenue The nwn
han a contract ff,r llfe wlth the oym.
He ls ar. expert ln geolag*--g|
law
l
GAYNOR COMMITTEE GRAT^FUl
Thanks Kline and Others for Aidia*,
in Final Tribute.
The tomailttee on arrangemeata tau
eonducted the foi Qayai
their ttiatir.' ttm (on
Mayor K'.ln< and rn- oiha
oftlria
?.ng- out the laat tribuu
or. The Bl B**a:
every araa ' B**j
BBd f*>
-teudeted Ita a:d To Mai
and to t.*e membara of the Boai
tbe rommttt**1
tead thankfl for I -"-a: *.!4
which made posslbie the Bl BlTaaajpi
ments '_ _
AMU8EMENTS._
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