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H
Glad Tidings Reach to 728
Hungry Ones Who Flock
to Suffrage Eatery.
FINE FEAST FOR 40 CENTS
Unchaperoned Men Made Wel
come in a Nice Little Room
of Their Own?Literature
by Way of Dessert.
T: e taata season for "suffrage ham and"
? or, V.alk right under Mrs. O. _. P.
nglniont'a copper Vlctory, who aprea>ia
t,er wlngs agleam wlth new whlte paint
above tbe doors of No. 13 and 1. F.aat
list street Buy IO or 15 or 30 or ?5 or?If
a inrgc araa 40 cents'
worth '?' checka from Miss Flerencs Hei
mc,n. ths iark eyed suffra-rlst behlnd IbS
trra-s grath -
Y..J aa I poeeibly spend more than f>"
opftt leed, yott want two pie<*e?<
?? {?:< Waik upstalra, tako a napfcta
f/Olt ,.m<* Ctmnter, knlfs ntid fork from
taotl ? na from another, a glass ot
mater ''..rn another, and then seek tlie
imniar-lnte servlng room and gaze. upon
H Untll the suf
aerv'.t;. . I ? ? ?;..: | t.. tak.' ]
?
Tia--' ii a fancy loi ??.ast beef and
niasheJ potatoes ' 1 ... %..? a steami.ig
??h. v 'ti savorv t.-own gravy and
stewed ("rn to boot. for 30 cents. Lnmb
*? :? t ? trlmmtriKS the aame Tioast
beef landwich only 20. aoup 15. p!e 6. tea,
co"ee a: i chocolate .
And leal Buy on? who runs may not
rtad. the bill of fare ls prlnted on a board
that r^aches from the floor to th* celling
In the anreroom downstairs
The- certatal** :s s.imething taklng
??-? called "the eata " Mrs.
?thnont'fl l'o::tlca: BgU8_ty Association
88 been open right aloni:
ng of suffrage anenltle.
?tt-frsgi itnre, fa<e cream. com
et. and a moderate number of
vliitc Bill But afl ::.e time ap*
?t opening tl.. BtlffragS lunch
? . ?
-a- ?' ?;?. nlng tooh p . 1 ? ?
.wda.
ai;.; :ntntj -eighl pei
. ? n.theon ai ths heado.uai tera?
Bsvsnt)-elght more than ate luncbeon
ther.
'??*'? :? v . yesterday
Mi - knowing the coj na!..
turc mari has piovided a aep?
arate lunchroonn for hun when he rotnei
s woman. iianv tooh
vaiUtfe of tnis and seemeai to have real
? r,ta.
Tne nscea I . themeelves
- ? ng their *\ a\
through a beet of girl* arltb their hands
lUsd Wltb bot plates and . ...ffee cups
maoe somf* of tfiem b USl a good .)? ..
Hut the whole i". only i.r..k.- two plates
Baaoni them. All t: ? ? . ?
knrt "Votes for V\ ott..<->- on
but the men didn't seem to mlnd
ought to be satisfied. foi ? ?
? 'in is th.- nictv
tho f - Belmont wouldn'l flaj
? hethet It waa by a . inat i
?
"lt was just the riKht SlSO, SO ?e I
lt fur them," she said.
!'.. . 1
an hour to aee tl...: . . be?
fore she went home fi neon.
Wl I e aha was ther. ? -? the
auffrage llteratun l taklng a
-1 the ne ?
Are you interested In SUH
? . isk po tedly, and ln the-. woul ?
QUIT LAUNDRY TO WED
PRINCE, WHO JILTS HER
Woman To Be Deported to
Vienna Assails Man She Says
Lured Her Here.
ii
? ? ? eountry
hy I'rrr. - .- Sulkowaki on a proin
!-' .' . sterday
been Los i tahen 1
epoii
**9 /. WOheln wlll sall
1 at I" a.. -ii.
-
oung bi
?nnesa
"I WStl
foi the
? ? '? ? ? Btanialaa Hs
,.; mt "?? le
? . make
?
I ? -. | ,.
dry m Vienns to
l.i'..|;-.'l.
-.r;. rne
times .fi> r ihat l_--t. i
- ?
? I me gnd
?i 1 1 n hin ? -ofl '? Bgi li ? 1 ?e
,:?..- my ohil*
? -
.-.J an apart
? < traet. where ws
until bs ?
V .. .1 BJM that
, ... .... <v a-d an?
other {,- BTM tO K? ' OUt "f tne
? ".<? BtmngS
used U; A" Bl I '*?**? flnally
immigration author t
: wna trana
port.aj aeroaa 'he eentlnent wltli a bbut
x oth.-r .-i-ir..i:ria!s
? thlnklng of *a.mericen
BBpfl-red my pligbl arlth
,,. y,. ,,, -,, ., who ia neer
,'mjii 111 ' 'anads
MERCHANT KILLED BY CAR
Turns Horse in Front of Trolley
and Is Hurled Twenty Feet.
?
Hetoi rn \ .1. S< pt t> Ml.hael Mur
I'hy, a N.w Va.'i: Mmmiaaton Bsemhnnt,
*'hti ilv.al at KeanS lUiTg, tOOh a l.orsa- out
for exeia;v,. '. a-Sta-rila V. ai.'l lli U Ca.lllSHHI
*ith h . , setrnl trolley enr at
,?ean^hl]rl? .... ??.. d iniurias from wh **ii
fliwl Rve hourn ..
was in eharge '?f MartlB Oei
"dmtor, and Clarenre it- ttttta, BflOtor*
?n. Mr. Mumby ama irielnB ?i<?nK l*e
.d, wbea t,. Kudd.-i.iv turned nlreellir
#_. _. . . . __.?_ Irlllull
'*ean^hl]r^? -. ? from
h** Med Bve houra
Ti..
f<md
man
?a*l -. ,j,-i] la.i.j?-o. ? i_, ?.- ?...---.
?" front of tt,.- ear, The horse was kllled
'?nantly. Mr Murphy was thrown twen
? hat. He v.a* talaaed on the tlttiaV y car
?td ruaha-ai to KeypOTt ta, tlu- offlce <>f
?*? J. B. l. niooa It I' *?'?? Httttartt
all*<? was called, but nothlnf cooM ba
"one tor the dying man, and he was r?
*0V"*<1 to his home. He leaves a wlf?- ?ii*l
*?? thllalr. n.
WANTS TO TRY THAW HERE*
Carmody Seeks Conspiracy
Trial in This County.
The Attorney Ueneral lntenda to aak
?W'ting Oorernor Qlyne to authorize blm
to preoaCUtS ln tnis county a ? onsplrao
(har*-e aga*nsf fJnrrj Thaw and others.
It ia prohable that tha- request wlll be
made to-day. William Tiavars Jerome.
Bpadal DepUt) Attorney (Jeneral. will pre
a?nr ths case tr. tne Grand Jury.
Mi ..'erome hnd ry . onferem>* *egaraling
tli. matter Wlth Dlatiict Attorney Whit?
man yeRteidav .? i??-j whlle nelth>-r WOUld
divulgs the si.hj'-ct a.f ihe a-onferenoe lt
is l.elif ed that M^ .lotome was BUging
the Iiistrlm Attorne. to take up the . on
splrac. rhargrs agalnsl Thnn in thia
rountr. Dlstrtct Attorne) Whitman *?*.?
preaesd bta rlewa on that quaatloa when]
Thau **as spprehended In Canada
Mr. Whitman sai.l that he would not!
feel Juatlfled ln iisk'Tip j, arrand Jury loi
return nn Inallctment against n man whom '
he belie\.'ii ta bl ',-,'ilif. nnr COUtd he I
conaetentiouel: s'gn r. requls-itlon to the j
Qovernor foi the production of a man1
whom ir would l.e Impoaalbla t<> try.
Mr .T>*rnni.- ls s,-i'<l to ha\e found a I
arltneaa whe wlll tell of th.* batchlng af
the camsplrac) to fre*' Thaw Tbe as'-atae j
was planned, lt is said, ln a Wsst s-d- i
shI...,',
Ex-Juatlcs Wlllerd H. Olmeted an.l
M.'s.s ii Orossman, <>f counsel for Thaw,
S Istrid Attorney >eM?-r
<Ja>.
THAW IN^ POOR HEALTH
Heavy Cold Worries Friends?
Would Answer Indictment.
? 'on ??., N 11 Bept . ? Fi lenda and
atej of Hhit> K. T> ?w <???>? v* orr> -
Ing consldsrabljr over ti. failu*.* of the
Matteawan fugitive to nd hlmself of a
beavy cold wlth which he has Ba i
affllcted for a week. Thaw haa been un?
der the care of a loca! physlcian. hut has
not responded well to the -reatment pre*
bcrtbed. and hls broken nat and tha* hard
work be '.as l>e>>n doing; wlth lla *?
tary mnce h\* arrival heie have redUCOd
his i-eigiit somewhal Although Thaw
mak^a light ..f his allment, bta aasodataa
manifest aon.* ans el
Tha" to-da) Issued a siatn^d statement
ampltl Ing tha dedaretlon n;a.i?- by John
V. RingWOOd, one of I
Poughkeepele **? I fssterdey that ti.e
fugitive would return roluntarilj to
Dutches nty and answer the ii
? . ; irac) to escape from the
insai.e ssylum at Matteawan, N Y \t
tment had been fo.in.i at the
tinia- thst Wllllam Travers J**i ..ii*-* .*?>:??
I ? ? ? . . . ? ,, f \. V
york ? ? ? . . ? bear*
ing The sl
? \ ? ent ? sn bs made
. ?. , v ? ? ? lam
tment ei il *
. ? . wlth le Mi Jerome's p ib I
-. ment to ilot srnoi Fe ..??? that nt. m
w. are surs ih_t
I o 1 lutl '??-*? '? gian i Jury ?
ma*** an Indictment contrary to law and
.... ordei to
? - - Mr. Jerome oi his ricb I
?th that Mr J<
ihell' wa- stuf/sd a Ith aaa
end to decelvs at
?
GOT PAY: WON'T TEACH
Board Expels Two Young
Women Who Ignore Job.
. <??;. ... Trtbama Caaraapataat
Harrlsoi S 3 . Ba pt _8.?Misa Btei I ?
. ? Misa Mi ide M< -
-. . ?. foi ? ? -. rears - tbe
. ? .;.. lled from
meettnsr of I ard of
itlon this ? ?- The ai ttoi '
? iaal r.f th- Mt&aea McCain
rtei Bignini
b for b
-.-?,-..- ?? . ?? ? ten afflsed
thelr namee tr. contracts, sgreelng tl
?? teach ui UI June, itH <."fi
nala'1'-."' for the vacation ntbfl arsre
. . ? ? 0f ths n : ? | both
tendercd thelr restgv.atlons.
v j ,. i .- c };?,. . f Ed stloti refuBi d to
a. cept unless tl tawi waa retmh
.- McCain, who ihe in Ai
no lat.-h ? ? ?? ? nthuslait.
aui .ii..>...: - ? ? told of tba boarcra
? ? i,;! refused to aas_*ne tii.-.i dutles
i . Bchool wai .?'.'?' ?
, . tlng "f ti.. B of Edu*
catioi ? ? ? I to-day at whleh the teach
. .. -at.-ai by registered letter
?. . ? \ - neitl ? rared oi
.. munlt at...:. t r.?*> were es
,?]],.,, linatton. The Btate
i . be sahed
pks thelr l. -' here' lla snsa
INTERBOROUGH R. T. SUED
Action to Force Belmont & Co.
to Return Bonds to Treasury.
Th*- siiit 0- ? ? ,! v' ***** **"'? th*
dated Becurltiea < lompanj
ti,.- ii.t. ii.oio gh Rapid Tmnall Companj
ai.u ns board ol dlreetora went to trial
yoeterday before Justice Van Biclsn with?
out a jhrj ir. I'i'tt 4 of ths Buprems
. i.. Ths oi.i is te eocnpsl
Belmont n i 'a to n l bt le,.
goM bonda ol tha- InterborougH wltb a
? t,.,. -.,',?? of 18,808.800, te ths treaeursi
,0 i?. ,., ? ? among ths atoi kha.iders.
h u, contended thni ths board of di
o' the inta-rborough fraudulently
vot-ai Belmont ? Co, IMM Bharea ef
..- thur servleea In arajbntaing and
Hnancing tha ertsjtnel aubwai company.
Tha atocsi araa coneerted Into hoiuis. The
tirst nrltneaa will probaWy be szamined
arnlne;. Ths plalntltt*a ** iii rely on
ofl. lala of ih.- Interborouajh ln preeentlng
thelr eaaa Among those who are e\
j.e. ted to tahS lha- Stand for the defen.-e
a."- Auguet Belmont, CornoMua Vander*
lailt. Alaxander K. arr and TheOdOTS P.
Shonts.
DIGGS CHARGES PROPPEO
All Minor Cases Against Him
and Caminetti Given Up.
?aenunento amtt. ?.?All ehnrgraa
uralnal Maury I. inggs gnd F. *******
Caminetti whleb hnvs been pendlng la the
.?ourts hera alnee Ihelr arrest, and the
, riminel ehargs of contrtbutlng to tha Aa*
p.nden.v of the minor ehlldren of Dtggfl
,nd Canrim ttl, Whla h was pendlng against
1 ota Norr-l ??" attttaht War.lngion.
w.m dtomJaeed b Inparler Judg.* iiugi.es
pnt Townsbly Juatlea Clnrken lo-day, an
motion of thS l'isti,.-t Attorney.
Oiggt and Caminetti, besides bemg
eharged wltb coiitnhutmg to the de*
pendency Of their minor children. were
nnd.r indictment for chIM abendanmset
Cbarget at ndnltery nuntoal the young
men ais-. arera dbMnleaad
Th.-r. is ntiii psn?ng In ths jueenlls
poort a petltlon to dedarai Mnrshs A\ar
nngton and I.ola N..nls d.pendent chil?
dren.
N
Rival Committees in Dispute on
Rumanian Protest.
JACOB H. SCHIFF ATTACKED
His Committee Never Did Any
thing for Jews, Says Leader
of Opposing Faction.
The Cooper T'niori meeting called to*
night b] the Amerlcan-Rumanian Jewieb
Emancipatlon Commlttee lo protsnl
agamst the treatina Rt BCCOrded JSWS in
Rumania, baa caneed a diaogreement be?
tween tli*- Kmancipntion (ommlttee snd
the American .lewish Commlttee, one of
t ti*- .-... .ng .lewisii organiantionfl in New
York. The dispute I.egan owr the ajasft
ti"u by iiermau Ben retary .?f
tbe American commlttee that -: was i aa
we; Identifled w :t?? thi rival organiss
tion, "and henat* In '..? waj rcsponsibls
f..r the mass mOStlng or for any petitlon
that he (Marry rjreea of ths Emunctpa*
fon Committes) sayi will b< (weeented to
the State 1 >ej*-artmet*t
When this statement ??.to Mr.
n hs saiu it was oorreci adding that
ths membera of his society would undei
no ctrcumetanoeo psrmit thsmoeless t.. bs
confussd wlth a bodj aa Incompetent aa ,
the American Jewlsh Commlttee, wboeel
oppoettion t" the proposed m< stlng
aald, was due t<. isaloury, baaed <>!. ?
..wn inabllity to engn..-. i * i< h a meeting
I da-nis.- v ?
it was ti.- n suafgeoted to Mi 'I ?
-*. in. ia , ? . ;. ..d.r.f; i'i- t !?. lha mo ?
to Bupplanl the Americsn .ir.visit Com?
mlttee I a rival organlsattou, that ha
make a statement. settlni fo th his side
af tn.- ontro* ers: Al lli ?l bs d< i
maintainina that bs ougfot not lo stoop t-j
attack such nincompoopi i ...... . kom
ever. n.- agTOl ? '? ? ths I'u:
facts concerning th. .merlcan Jewieb
Commltt.-. " Among ottnis. tbie oommll
tee numbers sn 01 g ita mei ei Jaeob 11
Schiff. Laouls Marahall. Hermai Bernstela
snd ? yrtu \'. ??? Thi
in. t... e never don# anytbing for tha
Jewa and a\e earefully abatalni
d .;?,_ an] tl !???; bi .. iae tbej am ?
if they dld tbsli jobs ..?? thi
polnted benefaetora of thi
BS -., an ei .] Tli.
sttltuds toward -,Hj
Icalous dlrmoeltlon, whli i. I -?:
. 1 wssha 1 bat thsy, a ith 1
aii ti..- runda hi theli dlspoaal, hat a beei
, e t.. .i.. |n thnn : sars a.r.. .-? |
II s|.i.-ll in bebalf of tba BUfferlng JaWS
ol i: maala.
. ibvtouel]. thej ?'?? mora Inti ?
. theli ii.::.- 1 ? ? ?
? th.-ring t: ..-. ? Hei
Thsj say thal ?
aopportuas foi bi -?. ?; t b
Rumanian mattei to t'..- ;??? ? I ?
tion but What t::i ? ?
1 v.lll anewei myaelf No Ume at
? tbemeslTsfl
?,.,. :..r what waa dow
1,. ;s M ? BOl 10 <!?' I
poaa, ;, ?? 1 . 1 : ? re ??. ? ?uW not
inaiiagt- ti." affair.-. of thS '?? ?
lt Peraonally, 1 don't ??.
mto am coi trorersy fl
... < rtbj "f 't. eb*
solutely unwortl 11 fl bsoi I ???
greet eucci
n bal .--'n I-- done '? 1 ?? Ina ? '
gaalaatlonfl
Tbia ataten ei to tbe
ta J"" lah 1 ommlt er thal
th* -."?? I
? ? letter
. both prlntsd 1
a:. i 1 -lb- tlng on Mr, ? ? ?
and mol
. ?
\,t sui h .1 ?,.?-? ? ?* iPI artsi -
Ths Amerleea eommtttss i.er..
s.,. ing tha: the Rumanian Ji ?
..-.iv i.HitK mada rldlculoua bjr Mt Green 1
. ?*.,.--s a:..! thi.' ?
? . Btandlng of t:.-- American
:., .-rat. i IntO a I OtttTO ?
V. .li. A II.. . N!l
..... tboogh posing
a- a ttebraia i" aefei loc, <?? 1 1 ? nol -
.1.?.
SULLIVAN DEATH VERDICT
Coroner's Jury Holds Congress
man Died from Accident.
?| imotb! 1 ? ? illttran came to bla
as the result Of an I etn '.rdini; to
srdlct re-ich-.d hy a Coroner's jury.
in hla eharge to ti.. jurj "" Coronsr
broughl out taotlmonj lubmlttsd bv a.t
ptaln San.u.-i Prlce, of Ths Bronx,
whleh wes supported by hls own rlews,
that IbS rallroad lB 08 WBJ I BUM bS h> 'I
... Bum of ni gllgsn e un lts
[.art
? Larr* " Mulllgan, ;. bfl ?' B I
?j .in ' toi.i tn?- |urj 'hat hr bad 11
an automobile along ths :oadwa> wblcb
in aii probebUU waa trnrereed b) 8
livan just prsvlous io belng run ov<
n.- wes goiug to bls eounti
11. . lonnei Ueut snrly on tn. momlng of
August l ths oui on whleh ths body
was found on th- tailroad tra.ks
h, repl) to rt questlon bj Aaalatnnl Wa
tr.. t Attorney tiroehi. Mulllgan
. . tt not bnoe .?? anj ttt
n.,iis wbj anj ona bora anj lll feellnga
toward "Blg 'Mn. ' fetrtcfe SiiIIim.t.
roboreted bM Italf-brothei along thla hne
of quaetlonlng
Edward Altmon. ?t Ho tHt Broadway.
a friend of ?ulllvnn'e. teetlBed that lulll
ran bud SOcaped from nuraea of tin- bomfl
whsrs i..' was oonvalaaoant on two ooca*
slons prSVlOUS to his death. Altman said
,?- met Sullhaii on Augwst lf- m Maiihal- |
taa atreet and IuIHvm toM blm thnt ha
had eeeaped from ins nnrae ami cnim te
tha- dty by "jumntng" - ttatght traln
Sulllvar. SSdd hi did not llhs bS_g
goaided ami fell eompstsnt te tuu- .ar-.
..f hlmself.
__aa
STOVER FOR PEOPLE S HOUSE
Hopes to Savc Old Dutch Farm
Building for Relics.
Thls city mai ba*ra a Teeple'a H<
of its own if i'ark Commlaaloner Btoeer
Ig able tO earry out plana he has in I
mlnd H ?in **** ,,?' ,,,e **?** "' anv
Kingie Oorernor, or two tt thnn abould
su.h an DOOBBtBTI OVOT arisa- lt wlll
bones Inetsnd rellee af the oid Dutch
period il* this dty.
An old stmcturs at Hioad*\ay and
.fi'th atre.-t. BUM by tl ?s comm:ss.on-r
Jo bS thS BUiy remaitiing Dutcb farm
honos oa Manhnttnn island. is te be tha
Toeple'a Houae." Tba rresent owner,
a realty company. has promised. the
commlaaloner said yeeterday. le give
blm the houae to 88 PlhOOd bl lataM
I'ark. lt would ci>st ahout IMM 10 ro
gtora it.
The sitr where the pa-k offleial wants
to place it is on the banks a.f Spuyten
Injv-il Creek
CALLED PIG ON HONEYMOON
Ex-Postmaster Explains Why
He Got Divorce in Reno.
The cas-* of Mrs ?nOBfl Kent HOBIimn,
the former wlfe af JanSBB Freeman. tne
aged ax-poetmoetsr af Artlaajton, K. J..
*?>.'. began auit for malntenatice ln tbe
t'ourt of Chancery at Jeroey City v"s
ter.i-ay. was -x.stponed Ifl Monday. Vl.e
I'hancellor '".rlffen dfraflftd counsel for
both Mr. and Mrs Freeman tr. BM brl.fs
Bhoe mg 'uriedletloB
ln nn affldavit filed wlth the 0 Hi PVBO
man allegeal that rnant-il al.tfl.-ulties de
valoped Immatdlately after r.<- realgnad the
poetmneterehlp two y**ars ng". te **??-?
Mr.v Kent l m th'-ir boneymoofl ln _-u
rope, ba alleged. she called blm a plg
whlls in a raotanrant and alapned bM
face I.ifo with her was unbearable, he
erted and f.-r that reaeon be arent te
Reno tWO months ago nnd obtatnsd a Oi
vorce
At the Ums of thelr marriage Mri. Kent
Waa forty fSUTS old. whila* Freeman was
aboul tbirt] raara bar s<*nior. Hefore
an effort wlll be mada bv his ot
Marahall Van Wlnkle, te have
the wrlt of sequestration bv
which Mrp Freeman ti.-d Bg bOT forOBST
hUBband'a money and aecurltlea in the
West Hudson County Trust Company, uf
-
KLINE NOT TO RAISE "L\D"
Mayor Says So Himself?
Speaks with Emphasis.
Ma>or Kline has nc> id.-a of Hfting tha
"lid'' Ifl the three and one-half montha
be is in office The Mayoi said ao em
phatlcall] yeeterdaj ir. ihs couree <>r a
talk aith the reporters in regard to the
laauing of ai;-nigiit boJoob Ueeness
"All of ti-'s. places, some twenty, 1 be*1
....\,- i.. aaid "thai now hn\ ?? .1 -
night llcenaaa nill bars tbelr Heeneea re*
newsd :? the: h irs appltsd Thi i - *
rsetaurants and eafds thnt ban
for all-nighl llceneefl arl ba ratr\
ly Inreetlgated as te tbs aal irs of tt.-a
? ? ?
ThS rumor that bBfl * |
tne town was U be srtds opaa sras aa
srror and untrue. i ha ittlj no
Intentlon ol rnlaing tl ?
-,.. ing out bM atttl Hla toward the
onera who wi ra hn May*
aUnet, Ma: or Kllns yester*
? ? to ai oa pt ths resignatlofl of
Mieheel J, Kennedy, J'ark Commli
i Ms i i a rota ts ?n
ner Kennedy thal he boped bs
wouM i.e wllling to eontlnus la ofl i
* of tri. | ?
-a>
TOOK WATCH TO WIN BET
Cripple Relieved Owner to Time
Drinking Bout.
Aft.-r listanlng to WiiiMm I tt i ei
m of bM theft ot <*? dollai amteh a
i ara ? - ns waa una
as to hla |
Indlcted
muel ii.-K.-r for > i
asaad that an Aug? Beoti
a.
ta tbe boyw
snlooi snue. and tbai
| ? I ? B P ' ?
.- itlfled thal ?
wers u. ths ?
aa to tbi ?
ol ,.. ?. ? ? ? i ? ?? ? _ att bad
I
No v.:.. s place 1 ??? Tbi
8d hai Bcol
ro the Uo.r on I.
?\ aaulai get
Ith a wai
? ?
t Instdi
I that hs 1
JEWISH YEAR ENDING
Rosch-ha-Schonah Services in
All Synagogues To-morrow.
?y,,,. ... ? | aar ? IH arll ! ? ?
f- .!.*.? t I
,,' w ..?? ? ? ?
,i? Thla I ? tbs bs
., d ? '?? aii the I
.
.,-. . ? Atoi ? bm nl ths most
I - rati d ? a
Bf
Tha naw yanfa day la alao known aa
? - : f tho 1
and as the Daj of Memoi...
? bb arlng the tru l ? whicb
.
al) ths s nagogusa Tl ? " '"' '""
... ...... i . ??
tbi
tor tha bi ?' fl >? arlll t.?k* ? ... ? at sunset
on Tuesday, but m Ihs ortl ?
goffua ths botlda: srlll nol si
BOt on i.i.?lot..-: -
B
MISSING GIRL FOUND: WED
Her Husband Is Young Man of
Her Own Town.
?
i Brunae li k. N J.. Be] - ta
gram aaa ? d here to-dfl
liiBors arl l< h toM ol tl i ma
.ui Beptetnbi r U ol Miss Bertbn Bl
,- ..i.i daugbti r ol Jol
9tiiwi ?'?? atreet, H<
iiriins" |i k. to Joseph Betti n
MMs Btllwell had been r:.
her homa sll ea 8* pt? mbi r I Bal
. here, and lf twenl
old Tba ghTs wbereabootfl ners Isarnsl
through tbs Kea JObn D. u''""
Laoyoln i ollege, arho nasvrrted tbs ?
, | whltnej ss .. tbe tjrlds toM blm
bei perenu spprored ol ber man ?
_a. -
CRAWLS INTO KILN TO DIE
Makcr of Pottcry Ends Life in Old
Furnacf He Built.
ln ons oi ths hflns be i.uiit la ihe
.. -, ,.? wban ha- started ln bustnees
, ;, potti ? l redei Ich Bchaeffei
aia ?,,,,-, -dd, of No, II Clny Btraat
Williamaburg*. ?*:,s 'f,!'"'' '"'?'"
Any b) i.is wlfe, Bophle, aavantj three
. tart old Ha bad commltted suidds by
Inballng gna srhlei wna socaping from
tvaaa aapen J'-tH.
Frlenda rlelted tha Bcbaeffers Bunday
oi inepeeted tha potterj ptaht.
Bcboelfer *ra* baora] la remarfe that he
would llhs IO 'li- 80BBS day In one of ths
kllns he arseted forty yeara ago None
Bl his rrlenda oi his wlfs bellered Ma
talk aerlooa, an na appnrently hnd na
reHsoii to klll hlmself_
i_m
PAYS $500 FINE FOR BAD MEAT.
Ths Oi aan irasd Buppty Cooinnny, of No.
41., \\ <-at llth Btreet. j.ai.l a hne of |.V"1
yeaterday m BPSCMI Seamoiis for barlng
four hundred pounda of bad maat, pooltry
.md gnnm la Ua plooa an Jnna M. Tha
.?ourt records ehowed thnt this waa the
88000*1 flne for the <om|ian*. A rapro*
aontatrra of the ooaaponji anld aeanethlni
went wronj- ntth the refriperatinK jl.mt,
which eauoad the eontenta to apoU.
Y
Copyright of Army Photographs
Still Open Question.
' r- ron Tl I TrlboaS T*.'ir<.au '
Weahtngton. Santember 29.
WOITLD COPTRIOHT Ali.MV PHOT*>
ff TTAPHfl aTamea a Wllaon, an enpineer
oonneetad with the sehool deteehmsnt a.t
the BOOOt artlllery school Bt Fort Monroe,
Vlrarlnla. re< ent'.v ISSJUSOtsd aut'ioritv
fra.m the War Dsportment t.i oopyrlgbt
tha photographs he makea of projeotil-*s
anal irases nx the muzzies of gUUfl and
mortara He floslrfd thta authorlty to in
BUra aeaitist his pbotOgrnpha bein** us d
for ad\ertislTik* pnrpoosa or for generej
publicntlOB
Ona- of the offi-rrs nn d.ity at the ?chool
ls riediied wlth the IdSS amhodied Ifl the
apparutus, but In conalal.ring the n"fS*
tlon aubmltta'al bv Mr. WOflOB tha Wt*
Dsportment dM oot poae on tius pbaae,
The c-ommandant ot the ca*-! BTtUlery
school Bppoaad grantlng su. ta authorlty
ta. the BUgineer, and stai'-d that if th>*
pbotograpba arera to bs oopyrlghted bs
bellered it Bl o:nl be don<- in the i.im
of the diractor of the depeftment ir.
whleh th?- work area belng done, or in
the name of th<- secretary of the coaat
artUlery school, on behalf of tlie war De?
partment lt waa alao flUggeeted mat tbe
name af thr- ofBoer and bta o.'ii.-iai utatui
ns diractor or sscretary should appear la
the copyright
The Beeretary af War haa approvsd the
splalen anhmttted -i.y the jud-re advorate
sena-rai of tbs army, ln wblcb thnt ofBcer
rails attention to the fact that no pereon
ean sbtaln ? eopyrigl l anlses bs is th-..
suthor, Inventor or designar, or th*- legal
asalg-nes bf aueh peraon. Tbsos pheto*
. opyrigbtod by the ootn*
mandanl or tbi tm | of th*' m booL,
?: ... produce so aaalgn
. . ? ? ? ??. .. ua' rlghta inro red. Thta
? ue n bs to whethi r 01
i..t Mr WIlBOO I- -ntitled under the law
to the co] Ight daa n d
_i
ORDER8 (881 ED Tbaoa army and
[:,,-.-, ordsra bars bean iaaued;
M*
rETHT eeaal srtll
niandlna utw- e; ttortn nt
? aa amU lei
on hia a*.aff. . ??
? .\1M. II - Ki'M rn-Jl-aI <-orp?. en
. .-. ?> ' O?
? BOL.D ? aal
!,**?*
-MEH r JOMNST'.N.
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m'\i
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Sl
, Dl \N a*a-ta t.rd N_*y li.-.nrt
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.
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<b*tarlie- tha
i. .i.-u ai.i >. ? Issns,
? - :. v . !?- gati
atatu
I
Bg Sl
letacheal n?
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I
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| R 11. B
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MEKTi OP WAR81
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.'avrn !
-
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-
. -a 1'iata
a Ba
_
TEST GUNS OF HONOLULU FORTS.
Klght flrli |
conducte . aet wseh by the
General I
i oi t Rugei 'a 14-lni b mor
l targst ln thi
? mt, si ored
rneha Bring
... hit thi
:., times ? twsntj shol I ?
... .. btts
.Ut ot
I-?-??
EASY ON NAVY PRISONERS.
..?-..-? i ? .
Ington, Bepi !l Ths a'l ? I ???
. .
tbi tn atmi >ners guilty
ol mlnoi oi purelj mllitar
. . adopted by the
ata.) "' ths Nat y hai
Ib ca ??? of de*
and marines who bad
good conduci records and bad
, .,: mo '
?
200 GAIN FOR COLUMBIA
Rcgistration to Date i.idi.atPS Tot-J
of 10.469 for the Year.
The Bral authentle regletratlon Bgurea
foi tha fall term of (lolombla Unleer*
?? i ars announced ysoterda) by Ri f
iHtiar lianK A. Dlckey TO date. they
?bon a t. tal regletratloB for tha nea:
??. b gain ot practically
.,-.: tbe same dnta pl a yanr at-.j.
Wltb tha aumrner aeselon Inelnded, tha
i..tai regiatration for lha yanr la ai
raady I8,.lf, arltb an additional lli la
tbe ? Ktenslon eoum
Ths undergTodunts dspartmentn, Co*
Colloga ior men atAt Bernard
lotlege for aromen, ancb ahoti an In
rrenaa over a jreer ago. Columblo Cad?
laga baa 101 atudenta and Bernard .ui.
rn,. Bchool ol Joomaliem, whlcb began
wlth ~i luat year, han Ifl Mudents
na.vv, nn.l the anglneorlng achoota whleh
j. . 1 ., | atudenta 8 'far ai;o. t.ave alr
ready a total ragtetretJoa of MT,
Tha ?rgaart Blngla dapnrtaaent ta
Teai'hers COlbSgO, Which has B reRlstra
lion of 1.881. Then lomes the Rraduate
faenltlea, wlth i.igk students Roflo*
tratlon arlll eontlnna for at lenot two
weehs nsore, and thera wlll bs a further
tncrseaa next Pebruary, when thr apririB
t.-i-m opens This new re-jlstration wlll
bring ths net total for tha aoademlc
rear t.. more than MM, an.l inav srsn
place it at 7,888, whiih will make tin*
grnnd total regletratton In the Bnlver*
si-v conraaa fot the year more thun
11.600.
MISS TARBELL BACKS HER SEX
Charles Zueblin Should Worry About Woman's "Moral
Blemish of Circumlocution"?Men Have Their Full
Share of That Blernish, She Says.
!Are women guilty of elroumlocution?
Well. If they are?on ocraalon?so?on 00*
? ,on?are men. That ia MIhk Ida Tai
bs 'S K.aland for the Ollver of Profeaaor
Cbniiea EnebUn'fl assertion that womeo
neeal the ballot in order to remove "wnni
an'e chief mora! blernish, .irrun.locutlon "
When Mfaflfl Tari..-!! was sliown that
statement, whi.h the former lecturer on
Bodology at Chlcago Cnlrereity ma.ie on
Bunday at a meeting in Hnriaoa, she just
latlghsd, very good naturedly.
"Why, 1 ncvcv thoufiht gbOUl the fmn*
r-hlae that way,'' ahe said "1 n.-ver
thought that women WSTS ISBB dlrset than
men, and Id hava- to line up men and
women together and take a vote Ofl it
and ha-e it ostabltahed th..; women
I la.-ked dltortne-is bjgfore I couid dlscuafl
the vote aa a a*orre*tive
? Tve alwnya found women qulta aa
atrnlghtout as m<'n. Tak.' tha erlvaa ..f
worhlngmsn, who have ths husbanda ;?>?
.?n\r-loiia-s?most aif them do- ?
urday night, anal szpend thelr eontents
fof the bousehoM. Thooe women ar.- a*.
i itraightoul and dowmight as men I ra
mldom found one who didn'l know her
own mlnai or was afraid to Hj.a-ak it "
'Then it's Bnandal depen.U-r cs that
drlt sa woman to drcumlocutlon--the kmd1
nf depeadenea thal is piotured, for m
Btanoe, na tne f.iay 'ii.r Own Money'?"
"1 don't bsllere tbers i" as mu.h a.f
that kind of dependence as w<* ar*- l. d
io think," BSJd Mi.-; TarbOll '"ih.- w..in
sn in that play arr or a different ?
from tbs ones ' ?as apeadiing of, and
perhaps some <<f them aren't admlttad ta
partneral i b) thelr huabenda Boms
aren't prudenl ? BOUgb to I... allowa-d free
access t>. tr,.- Iheoaae Hut i Bnd asoet
of in.- women <.f whom i Icnow are on
an equal footlng wltb tho r buobends, and
falr arial ahmeboard as
ibaada This a-n- umlocutlofl isn t
a feminlne quality; It's h human quaittv.
:i glven to it. more >.r iess, men
as well bs women. No. li aersr o<*a-urr.-d
to bm lhat women aeadad the bnllot foi
gbtforwnrdnsao, oi tbat ll arouldj
uiaka- at:>. dlfference Ifl that j>art of their
natures, if ti.< y bad 11 "
But Mrs ii. H, J' Belmont snyn tbat
moral H?-rm_i. of dl
tha rlgbt to rota
??
lurss women get what th-*
bj indlrectlon." sba aaid "They*rs hnd
t.i do thni a/ay for centnrles, and they
do it nuw, axi apt where thi
ths ballot ws ean't go
atralgbtly and openly for what --?
Wa. hiiva* |0 work ln wayfl that ar.- BOl
and thta political dependence has
bad a very bnd sff<
bsg ths
?
"Women srs not Bnancialli dependent,*'
r-.itd Mrs Belmont "It Is political de*
eritr. Profea
gbt."
tr^fi
MISS IDA TARBELL.
Miss Alberta Hltl baoks up the profea
aor. too.
"Wa do ne?d tha moral bOCkbono tho
rota arlll glve n?." Miss HUI said. "I lovo,
my s.-x, bul we eartnlnly have. got that
t.i. nilsh of dratm- whateva-r yoU <*ali
t Wl ' . OftOfl wh.n \vo r --on talkina*
io a young man I found mys**lf ouite un
ptaytag un to plf-asc him?not
being myself, >ou know, An.l hn -was
.iii tlie UflBO, I BS, thla I
..: belng political nonentltles ht weeJwn
log t>. ihe moral BbTO. ' /. lehlm
:s right "
MEATLESS SOUPS NOURISHING
1 ligh Cost of Beef Need Not
Have Disastrous Effect
on Dietary.
\\ ming of eooler wsatber
,, , tabla . Ithi i . - .. .:
. .- a.- thS flrat rour.se for dtl
lodsed, t: - floadi ??? -? ? ? ? aa
? thi ? rat Importanl parts of tba
s bere u b aj ba oonald
one n m or an?
other to provui- iPPly. I
torlal Rerlew." |
Th- ma ? atleaa soups are
IS b] ha-. ing milk or milk
un na a beee; hut this la
;? ?.. ??!. ana neci > n* ani
a uaed to pro Ida
nl food value Laat ua conalder flrat
iklqg ..f a cream soup ths dlrec
Ich aill Bei rs a.** ;> <'??-?>*? [or
st < omlng
mto th- ma ara may utiu*~ tnu>t
.'. i..' 1. a:e
i.ie for aervtng plain, in tt_e
maklng of soup.
Ti.. :s l..i this soup aie one
;._>
wpoohfuta u: butter, t**o;
. uplul ? of milk one-balf o: small bb
ter, two ubi-t-poonfula j
ol ii . .:..i |. pper oi paprika and
ooa teaspoonful of chopped parsley. The
tlr-u thlng to bs done ta lo piepare tbe
asd tboi
ough washlng and acrubbing, Ths eara
a amall bruah for juat sucb
i ab untll ?rarj partlcle of
<iirt is K'.i.e. Then trlm away anj brown
partl. lea wblcb n:..r tbs celery, cut it Into
plecea and place lt In a *???
wm, th eal oiiu.ii aad arater ai.a
. itil tender, taklng ..:. that It antj
. does oot boll too foot, a blcb
waiuhi causs tbe water to e'apoiat- Aa
aoofl a.s tendei paos tn<* whols tbi
?isve, rubblng as much ga poaalble of lha
pulp of tbs regetablca through and scrap*
? ,'s from thS under sid>. Ol thS
Oi courae tha Bbres and tougb portlona
d0 DOt COOk t-hde: uiu.t b* .
carded
Bet thi ? i '???'.' -.:.! ii( iM aalds while con*
tinuinB tbe prepnmtlon of tbs soup. Tne
aext procsas la to malt tu.* buttsr In a
? .\dd tba Bour to it un*- ron
them together nitb tha back of a .poon
untll they ara- smooth.y blondod. Do nol
l.t them hiown ut all. for this ls to be a
whlts soup; all that is assdsd ta to mix
them smOothly. Now add the milk. a lir
ti,, bI a time, stirring all tba ume bt i_'
belng added, aa aa ta prevent lumpe a?|
?ooi aa thh pilxturs boila add tha 8-ftodl
OBlary P-ll> and llquld and COOk for flVOl
mlnutea. aoaaoning to taste arltb thi' _i_.it |
und psppST or paprika. which latter ih tol
Bb pr. f-rr-d. as lt dlSBJOhflBB in the bot j
soup an.l boa a pleasant fla'ur of its BWB.
Si.iinklo tbe ohoppod parsley over the
top of th- soup at the mowont ol serv
|ng, lt ta addtd fully aa much as a gar
Btab as on a'count of its ilavoi.
ThS same ajire.tiuna .an BS UOBd for
aplnach, In which Inatnnca a uuart wiu
b.* snOUgb to proude soup for four per
BOOO' or for -.uhllower, the staiks and
outer lcav.es of which will provide tlie
baaa of Ihe soup. A few of tli- r.*maiiung
llowcr staiks ahould be . ooked scparately
and added at serving tnnc. Spnia'h.
h.ans. green pcas 8C potatoes can be
utilized ln just the same way?the aoup,
of courae, taking its name froni the vege
table which ls used.
I'iain vegetable soups are ly no means
to be desptsed, and a good ba-se for these
is the water left from eooking rice or
nunaroni. This is rich and nutrltious.
and very much to bc prefarred to plain
water. Buch \egetables aa beans. <ar
>???? -, onions. c-lcr> , li'-ks. a Uttla potato
and a frw peas OT a little corn, elther
fannad or fresh, can be uaed in such a
-t-geubl- *>oup; but turnlp is better
-nelded \irlee-i the soup ta to be caten
ths da*. it JS maa... as i .?:. ;. bM a ten
dsncy to turn so-.ir aaore gulckly than
any oth-r \egetabl%
lipfuta ot ?.se.-.b!as 'fl all will be
Beaded when **?****t soup far f->ur per*
BouB. The kngredlents t-iay >.. oui '*"o
dl08 gnd left m this form m
Um f may Le cooked lu iarger pieces ana
when tender preessd through a bbbvo wltb
tbs , ild m which thej arera cooked.
Tha quantlty of liquld t- be Bssd should
-.v. . _? rsduood by
t to s t one q mrt.
Daily Bill of Fare.
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFA1 renmed
. .3, llttlfl
off.-f.
LUNCHEl ?N - Cottags loat s p 1 ce?l
; gin|
DINNER Onlon aoop _oked plckerol
wltb porfc, i
mato ta'.ad, frutt, cofl
Cl rTTAO-C -? J ro:*
wuh cooked macaronl, and ln tl ?? oei lae
ttton, iri U oiolgti and
wlth grav\. Hr I p arltb p *?
I ri ad ? - aiba and Mta of fnl Than
i aks or stsam untll ? -ted.
? ? tee.
BAKEO PlCKEBBL.*-4_nt QUt tho bB *
.md a.. tha smal bonea
ba rsmovsd arlthoot tsariag tbs Baeb t.o
much or | ? 9
and oliv*
oil and let ll stand about an hour. Thin
put ran '?
m B dripping | th'1 hsil
Bkln Blds down ovst ths porl Bt n
wltb ' trled out" porfc and baka ln a aor
ared ran tor forty ndnniaa. Baata ll
Oi f* ? fl B Blle ' OOklOg, and BBrve s
Ifl :,*h mtth
maltra d'hotel bul %
_-.? B
MORE LYMCHINGS FEARED
Death List of Mississippi Race
Riot Now Eleven.
? 1 . ?;. lagTBB*- 10 Tbi ' '
Harriaton. MbOh Bept ?.-Two then.
?aad BOfross irtoirhsd by ths coAna oon*
talning the bodk i ol Walter and W l
jom . negro brothere, ? bo ~era i> b
, ? . ? oaufl
the deetha of ten persons nnd tha neeind
r anty others. The wh..:.
-_ I. i- lll arnw d, and ths lynchlng of
two otlM r rs ?*? *? bow
. ,i that thi rlot bad been ean futty
planned, I ut that Lt was bagun prarna
tura'l\.
?v broughl ? ? di atb Uot
to-day op to sleren tl ros art ?? paraona
Bnd aight nagreee. Honwr Alken. ?< ae.
nbed t.. wounda ba recelesd
Bt ths bonda of the Jonea beothera
Appelby, a mltroad eonduetor, shol >io.*n
oa tbs platform of bla enr, boa ahghs
ehaneaa for i ?
Local authorltlaa to-dnj arorked ea I e
thi rrj that tbs loi " ;i.i*'s'"1
n. i.agin tbair murderouB outhurBt aa I
a arugged condition. reodlly acquies d
Their mother srea taken mto euetody al
Port Qlboon, -taat, early to-nJjht
Detea-ttn alao ara Invaattgating John
Propnei a uagre ol Champalgn UI
who reeently obbm bars and naaoi I
much with th- J'nes i.o-s. He. Wlth R??
art Pattan, an-*Jber nttjra, is ln {all
I'rophet organized negro lodj-es. it h pthi (
CARPET CLEANSING
Rt'Ofl \M? tl.l H l?OK IO\ 1 KIM.r.
Wr H8nh. repatr, reweave ortental nie?-??lao
ty* 1ns ..'..:? *'? ?> W fltotb ii- . et*.
i-;\,i. modern method i.'. year. .-spanrlencs,
THE THOS. J. STEWART CO.
B Mta* eor. 4?th M.. V. \ I'tnaoe "tr*!*!. lir,.mt.
hrie ror. ,'itli Bla., Jsrasj City. I'tiune :'IOO.
*4iur_ge W .?r. bouata _ii<i Moviug \ aaa.

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