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m
KS BAPTISM OF FIRE
(pjovices from Mrs. Catt's Suf
frage School Try Out Their
Arguments in Parks.
i/ETERANS NEAR AT HAND
jried Speakers for "Cause"
Rushed to the Front When
ever Green Recruits Waver
Under Massed Attack.
With Pf ~ " ?'' rarrio Chapman Catt'a
?r, ? ? with a last reaoumllne:
Bjamoniti^n from Prof*.-*sor Marjr Garrett
?a>' t? "UM >our common sen.se, gfrla,"
?yith flnal Instructlons from Professor
*A>at-i ? Forbea-Robertaon Unle on how
|0 ma>." one'a vok-e carry into the next
BJock without crackin-' lt. flfty-three
?oplla from the School for Suffrage
florkera went forth to make thelr malden
gf?eches ln flfty-throo city parka yester
dav.
The reet of the one hundred and fifty
P ? w< r.t along to flell litorature nn.l
| n? Il w?s "Park Day"?planned by
t?. (offraglatfl for last Baturday,
hwtpon* I ' ui of respect to the dead ex
grutlve cf New York City. lt wai- a Mg
ordra! foi th* I of whom
are fr^m other and smaller pla es.
"My knee* are Juat kno klng tegetber
mgtb fi . l.t." tnurmurt'd a fair-haired
-flrl from Houston. Tex., a* the aoapbox
jjricat." .'-?.? rted out.
"W-wili the aoapbcx hold me?" chat
tared a plump woman from Ohlo.
"Oh, p-pleaae don't make me- speak ln
Jtew Tcrk." lmplored a fawn-eycd South
?rn fArl "1?I could rlo hetter at home.
where I know the peo; le. and I'm aure
Jci.n wouldn't appro\t, of my speakins;
here"?.
"Now, now," sald Mra. Catt reassur
fll?!v. "The gTeatest spcakers baae
fltac fr.i-iit before Fp^k'.i.c ln fa.'t, lf
0 apenker doesn't feel afrald IWoro he
gi- ? - i showfl that she. or he. Ib not
gr-at. '
The fifty-three perked up a bit st that
BT.d went forth a trifle lesa reluctantly.
were not unaheph* rded. Mra.
Janipf Leefl I.aid^aw-, Mr? Marle Jeticfy
How? Misfl Winona Marlia, M.ss Alberta
B:'. Mlss Ellzabeth Frccman and many
gtben of the experlenced apeakera for
th- cau^e went along. One of theae ex
pt-ts t?rk charge of each mo.!i];c, an.l
Other txperta wl.isk'j from park f> park
ln ? Bfl ipeaklng whcrever they
we-e needejd?whk h araa every where? for
few of the n.ivi^ea were Kood for BBore
tlai five mltiutes. The experta wara alao
aar.dy to ask questions. Whcnever a
flr.a:>- voi ed citizcn from the erowd
jell'-d out.
"Aw, say. women votes ln Colorado. an'
tl hild labor there"?the BOWlee
ct ? gently l.t.i.- away irom tne
aoapbox. leavli | i rt to stagger
Ui*- hoarse-voiced citiz' n wlth Btatlatlca
Tt.e meel lOCk lt: the
a ;iiid la.-ted as long as aayaody
[would list ? .. Blghteea parks ln
fltanhattan, wer* Bg
1 . - .-;??.??. Beward
^Park. Battery Park and Columhva '
Ci . .-?.-? n ot
t1 ? .'ered were ln Brooklyn, tne
r .:nd and Thi Bronx.
... Ii puplls
^ al the Woman Buffrage party
. ? strct. and
I ? ??
irry was afraui I 6 p*t raaaalsh if i
ca:r;- t*> a Buffrage i hool." contlded oae,
.-iFta artn t maanlah. Why. 1
Wai i - ? ?? park to another aith
- - L-eea Lakllav aaked
could I Btop In at a certain toy t-'tore.'
fh" had lefl her little pirl's dr.U.
to be mended; John'a arm was ira^tur."i.
and hii young niothtr thuught he was at
the bospital. at.d w< ? ?"1 M ' "
me t.'iat nlght Mrs. Uildlaw
Went to tbe n<xt meeting with the mend
< doll under her arm."
Th* moal nctttag adaeeiluie the nov
bad was when three young m^n,
paffdng the be-bannered automnb1l<? ln
Whlch they were ridltij,' up Fifth av.mi'
flur.g Into thelr car a handful of YounR
Men ? Chrlfltian Aflao<*latlea i amphiets
? tltled. "How Men Buceeed." vlth the
Btroafly undTllned.
MUSTNT DISCUSS 'SLAVES'
.So Says Teacher to Fair Suf
fragrists, but They Rebel.
Touaa and Btatty BaaTraglatfl ***** aat
ta-x - the whlte alave' queatlon la thelr
apeech* - ' Bo i iiinr-lpal CSan ?
Chaproan <"att of the Bchool for SuffraKe
"Work*
Tha polnt came up yestcrdav. when one
ef the pupflfl aaked what abe should eay
wher, -ome one ln tbe aodteaee at a
. Btreet me-tlm; rall.rl out that there were
l"w r<. in Denver, and aaked why the
womer votera did not ahut thena up.
ni put tr. a apeaker must be
BBBwered." said Mrs Catt "but -jaee
Bom relating to the 'whlte Blave1 traffk
tfAoOM ;? ni way to cloai
. not prolona lt This la ee
I >e If 11^ M-ak. r Is yeuag and
|rett> and all young tiyjfraglflta are
Pretty.
"There ia a feeling in the min*1s of moat
*-?-*->opl?- tl.j-t a young v r.inan BbOUM not
ln..w much aboul the aes aaeetton Meat
giris. ,n the country. are
knowlna moch ab.it
? 4 There ia a aenera) f? ellng that it ?
- ce for th* i ? ? i ? '??? . "."t i'. anal
aa aare**?heei >t;s i atl aboah bee
m tho on*. haadiel an<i titty Bttptlfl b"
f?>i?? her?"be >> .r*- thal : *.u will do no
a?>o6 to the t-aus*- lf you laun< h into dla
? . ' traffl. . They
an ; ..;ti'uiariy unasutud to atreet meet
pra, with mlxed aedk-ncea ol taea and
-**>nie:i trmii all ranka."
i ad Bl*
w;,\-- found .t anawared when audtencea
d what ' olorado women had dotw
t?. clean up moralfl ta rrf*-r to the w*>rk
af Judge Llnd?ey In proteetkaj the young.
A v oman fron i ? .. I e'd hke
overy InqulrinK audlen-*fl t<> kaaa that
th- women of i.er stat* iiad eeae Baaeh
pupll ln th. room had Boiaethlng
le t.-ii audl. nc . aii'l Mi- ( Bti a aa
k "fl'.rdtl'.n had*. fair lo he foraattea
? ?
ALLEGED BLACK HANDER HELD.
p?4, te, tawarty-tht? yaara
Ot<). an all*-K?'d inemhei ?.( a llij. k Hand
ga g wah mr' flted
Gonnan. Tl.- I t >"nt-i * arried fl iaz..r,
and Maplstrat. i.'-ld him In fc.iOO
Ball tor violating tlu- Sullivan law. Mar
H Bpot where
11' writ?r of a Hla'k Hand letter liia^l
' UTected A. ftlhhla, a lcatl.er raa*oOBaat
SMILING DAHLIA WINS
NAME OF "tJEE-LIGHTED"
Visitors to American Institute
Fair See Latest Flower
Developments.
"riee-llghted: ' ls the welcome that
groeta tha rhBtora to the atghty-aecrajid
anruia.1 falr of u,e Amerlran InetltUte,
Which opened at S o'clock last erenlng on
the flfth flc.r of the Khgirwcring Boilg*
Incr. No. 2T- t>> 33 WeaB BJth street.
N'o. it waan't Colonel RoooeraH. it wa*
only the neweat dahlia. named 'I>,e
llghted," ln hls hnr.or. becauaa there is
aoaiethlng ab ni the Bower, wlth lts rawa
of whit. petala nke teeth, that retnlaala
one af the- colonel'g arlda amlle it is al*
moet as larpe as a n?ederate*al8ed
chiyaanthetnum, tiu.s dahlia. which cornea
from Californle and la ezhlhtted by -lohn
LewLs Chlld. of Plowerfleld, i^mg laland
Aaaong the priz.- ainnera were WlUlam
J. Mathaaon. of Hunthagton, ixmg Itl*
and. who reeetved $:.", f..i abowlng the
baal collectlon ?.i tifty rarletiea of ilah
^<a-- H Darllngfon, ,.r Mamaronesk,
S, Y., ahowed a Mk>- oollectlon, ao good
that the jBtlgea touldn't cl. .1.1* whlcta n?.s
boat, so they gav.- Mr. Darungton a 515
priee, too.
Thoae dahltaa were Blngtea Charlea B
Oall, ol Pati raon, N. J., gol a prlae lor a.
coilection of twenty-flve vau-letiea, Wllllam
aher. ot Baaea Fella, N. J
George s BtHlman, ahowed aome ine
pompon dahllaa, which won tirst pi
a are John W. McXicoll,
\ . i., nder Maekenste and
Petpr Duff. Th? Bhow wlll be open i.ntii
the evenlng ol Beptember 25.
WANTS ARMY-RAISED BEEF
Packer Says Soldier Cowboys
Would Prevent Famine.
Catoago, I it la the duty of the
Unlted Btatea to st.,rk Ma Bxnrernmenl
lands in the Wead wlth cattle, put the
army to work as oowhoy. and BVpply
the packcis wlth thls beef at eoet, so
that the prlcea wiii he lowen I to tbe
people, nnd a threatenod meat famine
due ln slx or elghl reara i**ertedL aald
A. M. Pubin. of Sam York. a
to the American M< at Paehera' lat
tion. to-daV. "I'i.'. >s ...:??. BVCh .o'tioi,
ls taken there wlll be i>" raaal on th.
tablcs of American worhlngmen li
oezl 6
American houeewif* araa taken to
task for waatlng meat A fourth pati of
all the meat kllled for th- | .??:.- i vvast.d
I'oor famlUea refuaa to be eemtent wlth
ehu k and ronnd st.-aks. deaplte tbi
that thea oaa he made oellcknia by
i orreci OOOkhtg, end thi ~:-at Anv n< mi
famlly of m,-a- ? i falla to prai
momy In H
john T. Roasell. preeldenl of the Ma
Butchi ra' Ai Boclatlon I ea
TOWERMAN WEEPS IM JAIL
Asserts Innocence?Railroad
Officials Begin Inquiry.
Offleiais of th,- Long isi.ind RaUroad
eetei i began an Inreatlgatlon of the
hcadon eoUlaloii Monday of taro all-al
trains on thr- WhlteatOBM hran- h of th.
m'arhlch three employea of the road
killed and siMv-hv. . b In
Jured. They met in the BtatRm al
I h-a.
Meanwhlli Walter H Malae, the tower
man. wh i was aald to hava -*tven a wrong
i which ratiaed Ihe arreck, araa held
without ball in tha Quaana Oountg Jaii.
J. B. AuetJn, Jr.. penersl anperlnteitdefll
of the railro.,.1. was ln d f tl*
which was held behind ckaaed doora"
Thr interataB Connneree Commlaalon a*aa
repreeented at th-- heating bj A F
1'nffv, Joaeph Broarnlej aad Jamea ?
Hawley, whlle tbe Puhlle -? mnBa*
Bion of Near Tork an ? ented by i;.
?. Huti hi. aon and J I n eman, La
? ra Many aaapaoyea of tba road were
rxamin-d. but It wa? BBld thal 00 an
ItOUncefBOBl Of findings would he made
? ;. tll the toejulry araa oompleted
roroner Alberl feV. Ambler, of College
? who ls in eharge of the Inre.
tion for Querns County, Bxed Wedncedaj
of nrxt week for hls heojrtng in the
Jamaloa Town HalL
John Mat;.- trall dispnteher. in eharge
at Jamalea, yesterday Batd the .r'M.nt
aiiaed by a rloUtloa of ruh
Malae, the f'werman Be aald that it
was the duty of Malae, when ba kamw the
. traln araa aBIII on the atretch of
aLngle track io ,-aii th<- offloa of the traln
dlapatcher al J?amalea for ordera as to
whethei he should loi the aaatboond traln
. . ,. . be Bhould have heM op
the easthouri'l tr.-.in untll he learned from
the .ondu'-tor whethcr hc had ordera 10
? ad.
oag Malae'a Msitors at the Jaii m
Laland City ytatoraaxa araa W
te*. Mra i-ank Plerce, of No. 288 Weal
S2d atreet, Manhattan Malae yeaterday
tearfnlly BMorted lhat ha ira. nol ro*
apooalbla for the eoniahan.
The dortors aald yeaterday thal John
TTa.kman, of WMteetone, who recelred an
Injory to h!s splne in the <"]::->.n. may
not recover. 11- is In th. 1 Inshmg BOB*
prtaL
Workmen yesterday hegafl the construc
tion of two n.-w algnal aUtlotu aJoag the
ime arhere the eotlkdoo occurretl
PART TIME PLAN OPPOSED
Pubiic Education Association
Wants Five-Hour Day.
The PnWk Kdueation AaaorlatUBi of th<
City Of N'evv York has s-nt ni.inoianda to
tbe meanbera of tha Board of aVlncatlon
upon tha part time altnatlon ln the pubiic
? (joola In n.w- rorh Cltjr, In whi.^ tha
edvantagee ef a tive-hour day for pupUa
ol the tirst grade orer the praaent f<>ur
h'.ur day are poMted out.
The aaaoclatlon beHerea that the part
time plan adrocated by the Board of Edu
catlon hai been .'oir>pted under a BahBto
prehi nsion.
Th.- Baeorlatr*n aaBtea that "for first
r, ,- tlaarr- now on part tirn.. whi- h al*
BMintaln practlcany a foa^hoor
day no BBaterlal ctaange effected, ex
,.?,,,' to ,.iovi.i. h douhle, rnther than a
SJla, s-ssion. For Bral rear riaaaea
on full Hme. which maintain a flv,
?., tbe propos-l Plan Wlll redliee
the vhor.i day to fou, beura In mher
words. Ignorlng Ihe change Ir. name. part
"Sohttm been ellmlnated In the Brat grad*
i , ^ | endlng "
Ti,, efleociatkm argea n.e .rd to re*
,.,?;s,,rr the l.-olutl.u, ftOMOrd at its h.-t
, h* Whk-h *' 'apiuoves of the
;;.?,,:.?? >.? -<*?
, ?...,. Bchool day provldlng
;; i;;;.1,;;-.-j-*?*
,.,..,,.,,,-.'--.". r1''",';?;:';
, . k?a l,een ti.ed and full'r
ternathre ptan haaM*aen^ rxi,,ri,I(,,.
' ii.f.rmation as tO P>-" ?
eleewhera has been ohtalneo*
WANTS PTV IXMWT AT LYONS.
a U^nrglngthe ^J**?Z%<
it,, favor th, lartanatio,, ef New York
. i rn*t ..nol l i ort?
.?"? "? ?*? ?':"' ':? . ... ... iwt, wi
li-.hiiit.ona. Crona ? ? . ?
I recelred yealerdaj' '"'" .,
. . i f*ii
E
TO IOB LMNG COST
Brocklyn Plans One, with Aid
cf Long Island Road, and So
Does Staten Island.
_______ I
EXPERIMENT PROVES MUCH
Seeminor "Failure" a Great Suc
cess-Closed Because of Lease
-Manager May Be importcd
to Continue the Work.
Prooklyn may have the coat of potatoes
and BPfllefl t'< ducil by one half before
next wivter if th* p'.anp for a t'-rmlnal |
markei in Long leland <Ity ara * arri.-d out
by the Loilg lalfll? Kallioad. BtatBB Isl?
and foik, with thelr usual drie progres*
Btveaeea, ar.- plannlnt* to hiilld a simllax
' O-OfM r.itiv. :iiark<t Bl St OOOrge'fl t'Tr.v.
P. North McLean, the leading aplrli la
thr movpin* i;t. Bald lael nlght that a
larc* nnmber of people had already sub
Bcrlbed.
Tl.>- Long Island Railroad ls und-.t'Oi
\o have expnareed Ita wlllingneaa to erecl
the type of terminal market deetred by
thi 'Farm te i*iimii\" rmthaataata, The
only thing in the waj la tbe laeh af aome
01 e ? ith --afflek nt ? ti iBto abtllty to or*
- teh b mark* t and guarai 1
rallroad the Intereei on Ita money, t-ut
man igi r of the Hous.
wlvee' League "Farni to FBraily" experl
ment Btation at \o. Kt Atlaatlc aaenue,
aaya :t Ii belleved tbal aucfa a manager
win be found.
Thp Atlantlc avenup station ?a? opened
1 month ago i*s a fralt an.l vege
tabic rtor* it was flnanced by William
Church Oehom, the M<>?ieeerhTi 6* League
ci\ Ing it ita name and petroaaga. tiip
women of Platboah aad the fanaera of
. lalai d i.t ;.t It rtutnlag.
Seeming "Failure" Proved Much.
tor* 1 ir.;. ?! terda I reply
ini; to Inquti nlng Ita "ffl
M Bruci ild h* ba I leaaed th* tor*
fo- only oim montl waa rery well
. w Ith 11 ?? re tulta bl hi.-* 1 \;.> rt*
ment
"We dido*1 ttll B'n our lt W;is smiplV
ar. experlment" he said. "for, "f couree,
nobedy woald bangi from thetr regular
:,. ui j. t for ? ? They
thought we arere a pen aai
"Wo have learned ln one tr.? * 1:11? what
w< wanted to know that lt la perfectly
to flhlp ge ? Hy from the
farm to tbe without the aid of
COmmil ??nts <*r mlddjemen, We
? intelligontly
. r.it. in an ni di rtaklag, ?
- th. ir exp* nai - .-.t leaal ent I
"We hnd tO mai ? the rule t! ..t ?
should b*
? meant a he 1 '? "Ul.l order only ]
on.'p In two daya, Inatead of h.-.if a d
? . ? erly did ever tbe
t*!< !'h..nf
"Tho . oat of d< Ili ? ? ??ii-"' j
r< talli r li ? wl 1. ii maki l
of food bo great. Been >f you go to t?.p |
? ? B tl
y..u ; 1 h bi the peraon who
is f. baae a m parate ?
"Phyalcal dlfflcultl I are ln the way of
conttnulng ihp market for th. ?? eflt of
Brooklyn. Tbe pn leat q iei '? ra 1 ? oM \
flmple eaoagh far a penaaaent n*arket|
;*nd the eaat of trucfctng geodfl la gri iter
than altrulstk taveetlgateia ean I
?
Wants Co-operativo Association.
"Even betti - tl an hai tag thi 1
ereet the building." Bald Mi Braee,
-would be tbe ft rtnarioB ?'
Mve market aaaoclation of prodaoera aad
l ndet l New York Bt '
which 1 wai taetrumental bl ha
? d laat ainter - ui h ;> compaai oould
1.. formed, givfaag e ich eharel
rote, ragardleai of boar mai ?
TI.,. wo ild prevent Ita bt ink
tr'.ii<-d by 1 few eapltaMata ?? h a *
? ? ? I .apltal
? would mean ." ?8 Bhan
"l think wa could get eaoagh 1.1
tak" Bflarea lf we bad ;.n OTganlai r
Probably v.<- ball have te v> I
? aglaad Th< y uaderataad tl om
things ever there. They .1" " re-opem*
tiv, baalaeBB of taB>.Baa.88l a reai jikI pay
? u por <ent pati Ideod, ta ad
diti'.n to 1 per oeat Interaet
?. o-operatloa la really tbe enly aa
r. .... * , f food, I.- eataaj II capl*
? j fhe market of COUTB* tl ? '
could r.Kuiate the prioofl in a ea-opera
t ?*? eaterpriaa the people m I the beaefli
la Olaagew the eajabaldera boM the
aetawa ao Bgbl lba4 Ibej pay the rnafl
nr\>r r.niy DI b week aalaryi
Long laland aa Food Centre.
"Tliaie ?'??? ' "il good |ito*iuitiv.. acrea
in Loag isian-i Juat waltlng for 1
t,, ,,,,..n ap t**aaeportatloB and markei
"acllltice, when tl.. y ? aald yii Id 18 - .
worth ef f.1 ? rear Apptoa rot aa tbe
treee in Long lalaad bacaaaa there is no
market for I ?
??what New vmk needfl t- a ehala ol
twcaty greei tenalnal marketa. with twe
hundred ratal] BtOTOB in diffcT'nt BOCtlona
,.r the dty. laatead ef tbe SJN bbbbJI
latall mefchaata we have to-day.
the mark* t w..uld dnve
thf small retaller** out of bustneas, but
that ia ncver an argum'nt asalnst prog
resa"
Mr. Hruoe l.-t planning to approarh Mra
K. H. Harrlman on th?- subject of ter
j rr.inal marketii. as he haa heard bhe is
| iiitercfltcd In the rost of 1i\dng problem.
The lat st market quotationa at the
More were:
Kour-quart tiavket of pntatora.14c.
Tao aaail floaflfl* of t'.rnatopis.w.
<.n. .:..z..-ri ?am of corn... .??
TB bla ffl .*?? to ?*'?
lettaw .t~~
".v.c ffiBftfl <>f flwael -jeoaaflfla.
Two qoarta <>f ?a* Bm*m.
'Iv... bunt-haa *'f i-arro'i.
KgBP-M . ? ' ""' \t
ltum-ri of oyswr planta.;J*
K.'Ur-q.iart teUMmti ?. l-PPle* .;.f*
Twe-ouaii b-ialwl nf pemelata."?,.'.',.?
1'eart of raatHlewer.'* lo ?_;
Tw? noartfl of llara i?ana.
, ... i_ .# _..... .i-*7.
Haaket if gnpaa
,88c.
l.v.
ISc
Twe aaarta a< Mrir.K aaaafl.'?.
Thrw rammbefi ..'. ?
Tl:r..- tmi-k >,<?!,>n? < ar-c.....
Flt ? muskmeloni .>niaiii
lu>k. < r.t ? hit* onlonn.
Tio i|?ui baakei af aaa*
BUFF AND BLUE WIN
Erasmus Hall High SchooUStu
dent Body Elects Officers.
The tbirty-etx hundred atodenta ef
Eraamua Hall Hiph School. Brooklyn,
bald eleetiona yeeterday to detenaine
who should head their gencra' oi-geBtaa
tlon for the oomtag term. To sa\, Magte
trate Bteera and those dolag bualneeB at
the Flatbosh poUca .ourt from belng dl>
t irbed, f'rmnpal Gunniaon refttaed to i>er
rnit -deetloneertag under tbe archway la
Platbueh avenue.
There wer< two tickets in tli<> field. The
TtufT and Blue eaadMataa were: Jamee
. f,.r preatdaat; BMaaheth Haat for
-*jce-pi**rfdent and blarloa Baaeett, for
s.... i. tnry.
Tbe Red, Whlte End Blue eaarJMatee
were: McKemde Wllllama, fer preaident;
ii,;. n Roberta, for rice preetdenl, and
Imbelle Baaeett ior Beeretary. The rat*
Ing began at tbe flooa reeeea and the
returai were Baaeeaeed late la the
afternoon The Baff aad Nae ttekei waa
by .. narrea inargab, there beaal leea
than three boadred \otca baiaraea any ef
th*. aadldatea.
WIFE DIVORCES C. J. QUINN
Granddaughter of Mark Hop
kins Charges Cruelty.
I ,, aa, ,,,, ,., o, s.: t .: Mabel Hoi
Quinn, granddaughter ef Ihe late Mark
iir.rUin . a ptoneer rallroad bulldei and
ler of the Mark Hepfctna Art in-ti
tutp la thla . Ity, ebtalaed a dlvi rea te-daj
r,,..,, , i Qotnn. ;* LoulmrOle turf
Tbe - harge araa extn rae cruelty
Jooephlne B Hopklna, metber of
-_ Quinn wai her corroboratlng w.t
The defendant was net repreeented
Tl.uplo were married ln tMs dty ln
t tlie ? aa Of tbi Hopkln"
llTed :n N'-w Vork untll
.,srn
?-?
CONFERENCE ON CHURCH ISSUES
\ eooferen ? bb vttal Iflaaaa wtthtn tbe
pai Church wtll be held October ;?.
i ;, in the charck ?f st Mark'a-ta
Ihe-Bouwerte, New v-.rk Cltf*. Tbe refav
of the < ? ch to ao* taitflta, chfl
? , ,.-. the Btatua ot women
, : many t indami ntalfl of
. -j will . om? un ioi dlec laalon
a
RADIUM ;; REMARKABLE WORK
Encouraging Results in Treating
Malisnant Growths.
? .- | n Robei t Abba'fl ? ? ? ? ? i ?
p..rt ofl the rooouraglBi reealta from the
u.-c of radlum ln n.e uaataaefll ef vflHaaa
? ? ? rjeereji I ;
uritirik- in Thp Amerlcan
1'i.n?titi-.ti. r " taUa pf son** of lus aae
. gaaal groartha I t.
i ??? .ii aajfl
. | |n * !?" I. th- *-kin ls MM ?
? i gtvo e?'x\ reealta, the
. | iracter oi tbe dleeeee, af eoaree, bemg
..r. rrtaag ihe mucoue
? > ? moatb do n?t aa a rale
do weH Thi tongue helonge to the doubt*
tui Ust tboagb l hflve obtained oae good
r<-iiit in an ulcer ef the tengae at'par
ontly r-pitbeUeiBateufl The ktrjma la ua*
certain Om e*ue ef funKatins ?j>ithp
r.f tbe Pnlnk' niPinhraiip of tlie
n*..sp InvolVlng BB ;>la. ni.*d?- a rnnark
... ?, ? ? '. pithelioma affecting the
. ? an.l miijii* t:\a <nd exooedlngly
well fthl Ifl two 4-ast-s *>f lupus
vulgarifl of tin faee aad noee tbe n
tlafactery, bal arbetber they BrtW
i ..- t >.t i bib Bflaalo to aaj
Rodi nt ulit-rr. ln my hatids OOCOlTlag la
. j.-r-fii4 ha\e not douc w?ll. hut
. : . ogi t they have deaa bi tt* r,
bat th* curee have not beea ao rapid as
1 v ;*?- Ip.1 le hop.
"I;i a rar-e of osteosarcoma Bf tha bfl
murua i apppar le have eNabied aa bb>
tontahlngly food reeolt The s.itn*. re
n.;.rk appUee to one of myoloid sar.-oma
,,f thp lower Jaw-. hut too short a UBM haa
?lapaeil t>. ?.<? vara ef a tin^j resuit to
juHtifv orip in pabHaatflg dptaiia. Tflber
. ular glandfl in children ajaaaaaar raptdly
i wtth rdeaty of aereeatng
materlai Ia my (as.s the jlandBlar en
. nta were ef reeaaf Browth
Te sum up i bellevei an thp roaull ef
my peiaonal experteaoe, that radlam la b
therapeutle agent ef peruaaaeat vaiup and
thal Ita UBB aill prow and extend aa we
BOt further BXporlOBOfl and as a l.irKpr
quantity beeowea aVHiiai.ie at a reduoed
prlea I am ooavtoeed that tt will bbiuo
tlmea effeet a eare where X-raye fall be
oaaaa *>f Ita greeter peaetaatlag pawar,
I pf lts peeUlMV lnharent i,ualltl*-a
aad beeaaee ef thr hm*; perleda Jarlna
whleh it eaa b.. u?.cd without lajary to
the --kln "
PRODIGAL SONS, BEWARE!
NO MORE FATTED CALF
Meat Prices Will Continue to
Soar, Say Packers?What
We May Have to Use
as Substitutes.
Will the modern prodir.il BOtJ <ver re?
turn when he knows Ihat ln will br- r?
galed wlth a feetlTe bean loaf r.r a n".t
aalad, Inetead i,f the su.-.uUiii fatted
.aif.' raa, th.-.t s tie fate m Btore for
him. for fatted caleea are gotng out, and
,-ve.. emonf Ihe "beel famlhear* i
?eldom aeen any ar-ere md..d. II one ?
i,, beHer/c tha. AnMYtcan Meal Packei*'
A>:o, ..tion. now BOaiamhlaal ln eewOCB*
tfcm ln Chleago a I???? fateah arlll aooa be
as extravaaunt :, U.x-.irv as I |.-., aatffa'8
diet af pearla ajaaelaail i" vm.-cai
Wlthln ti,.- nexl few jreara ateab will
be n I. poemd, at kaaet aBd after that*
w.ii after th..i tha ??oral p?hlfc arlll
probably bara f-.r^.t'en arhal II ta* ag
Mke and won't even mn-" H
Th.--. wiii be aoaalaglng on tflabea Uko
tbe foiiow?ng. wi.hh re lauuniinaaiil to
all far aeeaag ho.s.wive* wi.o areeh to be
r-jady tor the .."'.'' famine
\TT I'l'TI/l'TS -*Bta 88884 88 of gromul
,,,'ms (piivi beraet* and BraatD, te-eooaaaa
??,-?,. ,hree.,nd B hall 04818008 *******
u,in,-,s brown bread, a Bfll aad a hai
nBlh rtoclt, two . kk* 88M BbbbBbbbM
i
parslev, on? tablespootifiil tomato saue-,
browalac aaeoonlng Maj-'gi's raaajteMe
iiBounce. drled bread uumha. plaaaaan
Method: Wtuth the pfeaa k-n.ls thor
oughly in boOIng arader, aag paaa theta
with the Braatl nuta twi.-e throogb a lae
mln.-er or nut mlll: boll the onton for a
rew ininut.s. then drala lt and min--.- It
M.-II two oun.-.s of l.utt.r in an 0884lh t
paa nnd fiy tha 86UOB and nut.- |anttg
for t<:i minute-. stiriinK fre.pien.ly to
prevenl the eauon freea beg^oaalng too
brown POI thO brown bniid. sleved. I.i.o
ii Boueeaaan with ihe nnik sto< k, end str
over the ilre untll n thick paate la fornied,
Ih.n add OfM and a half 088*888 Of bat*
ter. pound ln a m-rtar for flve mlnut.s
end pul itidde r,n a aaatte. Ti.rn the Wed
n,its and onlon luto Ihe mortar and ponn.l
w.li. then add ihe brend paate by degroea
ipotindlng BteadUy eJl the time.. and ajhen
11 ,. thoro.Mhiv Duxed arlth the iwta
s.-ason wllh BBJi tre*hlv Kroi.nd bla. B
p.pper and BUtaaeg. BBO ^ -? ,he >'arB
kry ...rnato BBBBia, ona. 08BJ (not beateni.
?uflli i.-,.t bioarnlng to color the mixtiir
and a ft*w drop* of hUggTa ??""" Dl*
v.,|.. tbi mixtu.e on a floured board and
form It Into neat cutlet.*; dip them Into
baaten agg, cover ihickiy artta eiwha
BDd plasmon powder li" ?ft* rr"Por"
thBBBk and after allowln* time for the
agg ta.fr? f.y the an-tJete am* a^rree them
uitl, frl.d bananaa or any aull.ble vege-1
tahle.
ON POIRET LTXES.
lB>- courteay of J- M. Glddlna a Co., from a drawln* by P*vd Polret )
PARROT IS POIRET'S IDEAL I
Splendid Color and Simple Line the Foundalion of Smartness?
Immorality and Practicability Don't Count, says Paris
Fashion Maker*.
The pairot la the mM< iecordi.rg to . fniverslty In accordanefl wlth hls plan
M Paul .Miret. ,.,. ereatoi of the mliiaret of rttjdylng A-nertcaa womee and faeh*
loi [? -.t haa rteited th- newlj en
,,- i bobble ahirta, who bad a mornlngI im-ge-j departmenl devoted lo the dlaplay
at the Ptasa yeateiday for mr-*ortera ar.a of *???t"f?0WM "*??*? ?* R A!,',,a!'
fash.'.n writera.
I ii.fi tn.- parrai arlth slmplp llne*."
nHi.i i'l.ii'i t. ' to tbe overdecorated K"?n
covorod over with rafflea, peaaipera aad
?Ten lf i acb detail !"'
a marvi i Thi huh'- of the
gown is t ?.. furtx low."
Eater Mbm P ?ln t, tatrodueed aa "my
b.-st model Ihe won Meh ex
aetlj ? Kprn aeed i - Ideaa ahout
dotbei it wai ilmple "f an amaalnl
wlth a round
h-.le for the head to s<> through,
lrj.m Bhouldera t.> aUppera, arlth LOoee
?loovee it waa ?.f oyst*?:
rory thlck and
.?t Hada only ornameal waa a
i.4ri--? peaii I neek with a
?. ,\ green cord aad laaael Mpr little
aattn flllpp* ' I the green eord.
. the amall l aneeth wblcb
paepcd oaly a wei carl or tv>.. ..f dark
tr.tw?i ball Potret ' ? I BaedeP' ia aiim
aad takea naturally to thp "lampahada
?loocb" Hei oflve attn la gutltleaa ol
raugl Aft.r amiluiK at the BBsemMage
aad ptrooettlng ahout to Hhow <.rr the
? ?. af hei ? ?' ? madBBia aank 1
ishiv upon the ptle ef i rp* I.n and
uo\,\ cuabioni In the corner beeide Ihe
? ?BB and the I
I nri nl.la.
? ; bave t?<> prlm Iph ?-." cootiauad bbob
tfa.n n for the greateet alm*
plldtj mj Weal is the gowa of gotdea
, dt. rta wttl ? di. ? .''??' and Ihe
:. for the one i- raonal touch wblchi
gown Into tha coatume.
ln the cootum* which htme Foiret le
I the Impleet aad
... ,,,.. poraonai decoratlve
toai b, the peari
?Th- woman ahould cbeeee her ror>e
juet m rou (turnlng te a blUahlng male
? Jour'
. to met* ? ? *?l Tbe rot.e J
matchea tha mood, thp immor of thp,
wearei aleo, tbe temperatara, the laad-j
4. j.. ?>. bour "f tbe day, tb.?aaleB.
Tho rabe I thi expreaoion of a state or j
.... rof Ufe, eataatro*
.... gawaa that
woep, gowne that are fall *.f rayati ?? a :
goe na t * tbe Bfth aet "
|f. Polrel I "pn BolriK about flln.-e
ha arrived ln New Terh Btudylag Ihe
Amerlcan woman and ti.p oray ehe weaia
his modefai He Bflda aflaa Ham York
,.Mr., iclj imart aad "well eeoatrocted
\ . riean ladk a doo'l look f.?t. Tea
<iii! wear any orlglaal model that ploaeea
yott," sald he "I am BUrprlBed t<> aee
4, -oany amarl womea. Tbe only criti
)lMI) [ havi nr taata in eetont whleh
is not alarajra bb -
Aaked by a Loud choraa lf he approved
of the Bncoreeted Bgure ea aii eeeaateaa,
bo aai i ? ? rtalaly not
"They muot wear coraata when they are
f;it." aald hp
-Whal Bhoal tbe slit eklrt -d.. you
think it eaeouiagea baiaarallty'r*' waa the
n.xt i|'i. -tion MoriMcur reo.uired the as
fllatancfl ol th*- mt. rpreter al this peial
,,1.4,, of the reporten te ? Bplaan tbe sum
iiier's exdtetfleat I
??I AoB'l carB arlth imuiornlity." sald
I'olret.
N.ith.r deea ba eare with pra.ti<ar.ii
itv. pitior. it dev* koped.
??Tpii yeare ago, whea I laveBted the
ticht skirt." be Bald, 'the women Bald:
?i.ti. it lea'l practieal Ifa qalta Bbaord.'
Now averybedy weara It -A few dajra ^o
i bad ray raaaiklna tn en Bmaa ef thi
old full skirts. They fouad it uapcaalble
to war.-.: v*t if that Biede comee t.a.-k it
win Bgalfl ta praetleal ah, I Had women
v, ,v illoglcl They artab to have aome
1111111* new aii th*. tlma, t<> be in the mode.
rei when oup createa the naw nunie they
aaj; *Ob, aa; thal is qulte ahaard. We
eaa't wear lt ' Two inonths lattr th-y
wrar it as a BBattCT of LOUIOO."
I'olret isn't BUra \>h.it tbe t','v-t rnode
wiii i.p. ii? uaver eaa tell whea it arillj
hit him lt tomea t<> him as an Inspira- i
tivii eemaa t.> th.- paet -unprfltoodltatod. |
Certaialy, bowever, it aH be orientai. i?e- j
caus. the eyee of tho Brerld are upea tbe
Kaat to-day. and, Pai"isi.-n MM 1><tag IhB
moot "aenalMe" (af ooaraa, he maaat aea
attlvi'. people redect la their uress the
w< rld'a mtereeta
?\\ h>n Bonaaarte was la Bgjrpt" be ex
ptataed, "the ladlea "i Parla wore tur
baaa IVbaa he waa la Italy the Peea
peHaa atyle booame tha mode. Mana <ie
TaUtev. arere oaaauaaea BaeaaUed aft*r the
Etruecan aad rawiaalbiw Th.' whole Dt*
laeteire peried waa infiuenced by itui>.
Wben Napoieon in was ln Algieaa the
l'ren. h women took up thfl fishion of
larga atriped Bbawla. To-day tbe Rbbbb
Japenaaa war has hr. raght the eyes of the
world to the Orient. The old art of ?'hinal
ls the rhiiiK in I'arls to-day. lt will he'
influ.-nt iii.i.n UM BBB) stvles."
M I'olret will glVO B prtvate vlew
of hla pieturea ,to-morrow evening at the
I'laza, Hnd later will lecture at folumbla
MANIKINS, IN NEW MODES,
CHARM HOST OF SHOPPERS
Abrahara & Straus's Display of
Latest Styles Proves Mag
net in Brooklyn Store.
,\ crowd of Intereatod apactatora looked
on aii day yearterday whlle *erenty-Brel
manUdna waarlng the neareoi gslraenta
,,n i hata, bb pped thelr way akrwly oeer
the long llnen path that wound in and
out on tha aecond fl.mr of th.- Abraham &
gtraua atera m Fulton atreet Urooklyn.
.. Q th. < ustom of thls flrm to bB*
patrons at th'- b.-gnining of each
aeaaon to a simliar display of tha Batweag
ead i "st authorltatlea atylea Hut this
aeaaon, Jijdglhg from the remarks of th-)
onlooki yeaterday', the dkaptay ls mor?
?ate than BTOT
The long line of tnodels made lt-< way
along the pelflB and Bower decorated patn
flrat 'ii mornhu dreaoea, aufeta and hata
th. n In afternoon and etenlag Iroi ks an-i
wrapa a great many of the ftm
1, it- w.rc freeb from aotne arell known
Partetan ateUer; otb ra arera reproduc
tiona of Preneh derdgna
All the atyle teatureo of the aeaanu were
well repretented the aouave .-kirt. tunlca,
ered or/ersMrta, rieii tombuiatlone
of fur and lai .-. and the smart bbjcg and
whlte I S-jine frock* were
draped up ln fronl to accen!
, ,;.. i "natural OgBre''i others had that
neweal of dra;,tK-3 all 10 the back to
louk like the old-fi oatle.
There arera ererung arrapa af veivet.
baaded neta arocadaa and pluah; repUcaa
v. irti fur. after PaQUlft,
l-'ra... is. iht-rult. etc., le.eptlon and even
lng goarna made by Malot Valaatere; bata
by Oeorgette, LeaBa, Varon and Hcboux;
Blany data Ing frocka faahloned after th?
celebrated l'oiret "mtnaret" oua-tunae arlth
B Wlred lampshade ttUatC, and there were
for tha youngeet ehlldren dalnty and
praetlcal oreaae* from Llna Mouton, and
UM Mai-.n Tairv land. Even th. Juvenile
mllltnery la reniarkable for its Baaottment
af bnporti d bata and bonneta
The ihildren:. party frocka were lnter
esting One wa* of plnk bematltched/
chtffon ln three aceordlon pleated flouncee,
with a Krench front of net and lae* aad
a low glrdle of eatln rlbbon. Another
Whlte thlffon model waa box-pleated.
showlng a return to fuller eklrta. NoveP
as lt was becomlng was a dre*? of Bur
gundy velveteen, ehowlng o deep full
hlcase of *cru batiste and a low rlbbon
girdle.
The exhlbltlon wlll contlnue to-day: the
promenade, starts lr. the mornlng at 10'
O'l lock and ln the afternoon at 2.
SHUN MRS. PANKHURST
Pennsylvania and *Wisconsin(
Suffragists to Avoid Her.
[Pv Telegraph to The Tribune.1
Phlladelphia, Sept. 23.?Dpposition to i
1ti\ itn.tr Mrs. Kmmeline Paakhur8t toj
Pennsylvania exists among the suffragiBtB
Of the state. Member* of the Co'incil of
tel| bla Suffragists thlnk it would be
? for "th.- ,-aus.-' if she "dld not
*tei foot ecroaa the state line. Mrs.
Frank M. Roeeetng. of Pttteburgh. presi
tbi Penneylvanla woman >uf
frage Aaaoctation, dectarea there will ba
n0 -,.. Mra. Pankhuret by tha
iiion.
' Bl Tell iraph te The Trlhune.l
Milwaik-e. Sept. 23.?No weleome for
Mrs. Pankhursi is 80888] planned m th.fl
city. Leadmg suffragists say they are
opposed to h?-r methoda
- m -'
Daily Bill of Fare.
THURSDAY.
BRKAXFABT. Tears. tr-alloped ham
and POUtOOO, toaat. coffee
I.I'.N'i HIJ pN.? "yster crlmps, *Hce<l
rjeaebea and b.manas wlth cream. wafera,
tej.
DINMSB ?l.amp etew **rith dumpllnga,
baked tomatoes. equash, creamed carrota.
ttme Jelly wlth wine. coffee.
OYSTER CRIMPS.?llave at hand aome
large scallop shells such a* come for bak
Ing purposes Ra* the Inslde surface of
,a. li wlth bBttOT and line them wlth
ttUUBbOd whlte potatoes. K1U the centre
Of each wlth a few oysters and add a
ttny phttch of cayenne. Pour over the
suifare a little melted butter axnd *prlnkJe
the top with powdered hread crumbs, then
put the crlmps Into the oven to brown.
1.1 MK JELLY WgTH WINE.-Hare
ready the juice of two llmes. half a cup
fUl Of wlt e. one cupful of eugar. two cup
fuls of boillng water. half a cupfui of cold
WOter ond half a box of gelatlne. or
,-nough of onf'^ favorite brand to eUffea
the Jelly. Prepare ln the aame way that
lemon Jelly ls prepared. Aftd the wina,
after the mixture has cooled. 6erve wlth
cream.
The Whole Problem
of Dress?the
Problem of Corset
Every Avoman, what
evcr her sizc, may
possess the graceful
lines and elastic poise
of youth, by wearing
the Warner's Rust
Proof modeldesigned
forherspecial type of
figure.
There is no better fitting or better wearing corset made.
A Warner's must shape fashionably. must fit com
fortably. and must wear longer than any other corset.
4
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
Not to Rust, Break or Tear
Sold Every where $100 to $8??

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