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STARTER'S B?GLE
RALLIES SOCIETY
Second Day of Piping
Rock Racing Draws
Blaf Crowd.
PROMENADE IN BOXES
I.IKE FASHION PARADE
!? arid Suburb*? Send Thronrs.
' I uncheon Partit?; Make
C'ubhouie Gay.
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v\ hitnoy,
?* Burden,
? i , i Hitchcock,
snd Mr?. La?
rgan, Mr. Da Lnncey
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? ? P. Satter
?? Mr. and
<j. ?il. L.
???? re and
Bloomer, !
?'.-. and Mrs. Philip Liver
Grace,
Winthrop,
?. jr., If is?
? d Mrs. W.
1th Madden,
in, Mr. and Mrs.
Ifisi Looni?
lortiner L.
me? A. Roosevelt, Mi-s
.lean l Ml and Mrs. J. Herbert
Mr? W. Armstrong Greer.
\: .. ton and M is.- .To
NocL
? re ?l"o Mr. and Mrs
Anth ..| BtddHt, jr., Mr. and
a g ai B. Daks, Mr, and Mr?.
dr ?*-??! Mrs i". Oliver
' - - Ernest Iselln Mr.
.. 'Ar'-. Saat?
d Mrs. J.
M i Virginia Alex
BE. <"owdin.
Mr, snd Mrs.
'..nr.ah Ran
Dolaa, Cap'ain
.- ? Joaepl E \l Idener. Mr.
D. i ravath, Miss Veri
Mr? i": nrlf'S Devallo Lathrop,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw, Mr. *nd
? ? ikaw, Mr. snd Mrs.
Ifiei Marcare*
Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Engen? Van
Mrs. 1 : Hrvce,
<ier
?nce C. Pell, Mrs. John M. L. Ruther
MIbi Ang? les Breara, Miss Evelyn
Da? Id Dovrs, Mis?
- i.:.d Miss Le Brun
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Marie I nuise Rodewald, Mr.
Mrs Joseph Sampson Stevens,
Ifn '?' Ham Woodward, Mr.
'.'. sodward . Mrs.
rd Whartoa,
eorth, Henry S.
? 'at I la, M r. SI d Mrs.
- Ralph Isham,
Mr and Mrs. F.
SI ? '? ? '", Mrs.
Mm
' ? I ? Hi.c?a
. ?andei Clay, of
I Mun
.*.i Mr- Harry La MoBtajme,
! i mci.?-:. Mrs.
r. ai d Mr?. F. AmbroM
K (, Bill?
: doi I'rel, Mrs
jr., Bchaylsr L. Par
?
. Sands Willart,
V. R. K? ; and
r bldrod, Mis? Ainu Loe,
?"? ' a?. M Is? Maud Kahn,
'?? Hilan P. Philips, W. Searle Bar
and Mn s I. Schoon?
Mr a i d Mr*.
? ? ? -, C, Gray,
' harlei 1 r*
? *. Mr.
A Win ?
Ann* Sande, Willisn H anda, Joan
pp, M r -
?*? Rhii elandei r., Mr. an?!
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Sale of Silks
It .MatUm I? thinkm? ?f nuik
lng~or of havlrig n?a??!?- -?? prettj
till dresi at Othet cat f?>r r'.iH
sCGaake* tbla Sale of Si.
Velvets should greatly intrrr-t
her. Id? priesa nrr ai
the fabrk*? nTr hrauti'ul. I
plsi
' - - '? ?< !*c.
?????? a .
?-.? >?*??? ?fir.
? " v?:.,, ?. BgJS,
The Sale It for ___ me. k
S?mnaai?iS
? -r ,?' Lei ,? a ,(
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SOCIETY .VOMKN AT I'lPING ROCK RACES
T* J Ha: . ?** ? . __. nim S?r.V?
Miss Murlal Oakcs and Mrs. John Rutherfurd.
Schwartz, Mr?. Archibald Alexander.'
! II. Hart. y, .1 df. ' <? ? Sage.
Mr. and Mra. Hai rj 1. P le i, Mr. and ;
Mrs, tv. White? i -!.- u a
?. Oi bon . ? ?
. Mra _i lei 1
McMbbb, Samuel
... ". i tea, Henry W.
? . i harlei Cherry, Mr.. Hin
, Jol
Wiag.
GEM LOSS REVEALED IN SUIT
H?.tel Denles Responsibility for Mr?.
Cbatllloa'a ?2...oo .le?*.cl?.
Jawala valaed at ._.'" 0 irera lost by
Mrs. Dorothy 1'nlmer Chatillon, aecord
? g t.. an B] 'he Appel
..vision by the Hotel Badicott
Corapaav from a decision by Justice
. ich.
Chai ? lo I '. er *.-wel. while
m hei r''. Mr. sad
Mrs. ! . it the hotel in
? ".?l ;. T1 e Je w? i ...
threi nd and
tapphire ria| i B| ami a gold
She sue.: -o ri cover
their value. Mrs. Chai I ?-he
vas requested by tl enl to
permit her effects to b( I ; from
one room to another \ - . :..- re?
moval, she says, she missed the jewel?.
The hotel company maintained that
Mra Chatillon was negligent In failing
to have her valuabl? - In the
? -afe. Mrs. Chatillon'. demurter
IBtic? (Ik
ger:ch.
0 -
ANTHRAX VICTIM
STILL HOPEFUL
? ?in.lniiril from ima<* 1
before, but during the afternoon he
asked them ti find out the score in the
world's series and let h;rn know. He is
a Red Sox rooter. A telephone call re?
sulted in the information that the
score stood 2 to 1 in favor ?if the Red
Soa at the end of the eighth inning.
When his ton went back to him with
??ore he found his father asleep. I
They had administered the second
treatment of the serum in the mean?
time.
The Rev. William P. Harmon, pas?
tor ?>f the First Congregational
? ireh, at !; rerhead, which the judge
attended, spent most of yesterday with
i friend. Looking at the minis
t. r, with a twinkle In his eves, as he
BBl by his bed, he whispered:
"When I was much yoangai 1 was
examined by a ph.ennlog's* After
I the bumps on my head, he in?
form? d me that I had a strong grip
fe, Bad If ever I came to a place
I death faced me there would be
SB awfully hard struggle. Ile was a
? phrenologist."
ambara of the Btackpals family
and lbs patient are at a loss to tell
a he contracted the disease Be
has no livestock at ?Is Riverhead
boma The saggostitfl eras made that
?he dreaded germ may have been in
a she i ? an old trunk
? kepi hia v|ntei .mier-wear,
to which he cV . I I eforc he
whs ta.;, n sick. The ; BBS said
the anthrax germ was very tenacious
of life, sad had bees k:?o-v., to survive
a sol eren after a
treated. Tl atari--.i sa the
de of the patiOBl : <-ek.
Ileal'h Inspectors visited the .tack
pole home yesterday and took away
a. 1 burned h's clothing and bedding'
me of the furniture with which ;
! come late cot:tuet recently. A
careful Inspection is be'r.g made of
the horse* and cows of the town and
tboae which come In from other parts
of SutrVik County. There are practi?
cally no sheen, among which the dia
eime is most prevalent. In that part of
Long IslaadL
Henry D. Sayer, secretary of the
New York State Departmen* of Labor,
Divlsto? ..f In-testnal Hygiene, issu-i
a balletin yeaterday, warning workers
?be hai He bldei horsehair, wool,
goat hall and goat skins that the
? si si raaioa sf *via skin ?hou'd
get Immediate attention. He said
raaay eases of an'hrsx appear aarly
*-* * *?'? ' k'1 ? Inf ttlon. Ti., bolle?
ras issued in view of the -everal
? reported during the last few
I sad about -Ils city.
FIRE RECORD
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CHURCH BEGINS
RICHMOND TRIAL
-
Militant Philadelphia Re.."
Charged with Violation of
Ordination Vows,
m. MasNS-la T?? Mtaaal
PI iladelphla, Oet 12. The long de
trial of the Bar. Dr. (.rorg.
r-i Richmond, fee.or of F?.
.lohn's Protestant Episcopal Church, on
charge, of violating his ordination
vows and showing unbecoming conduct,
was begun this afternoon in tho bail?
ment of the Church of Bt Luke and
'he Epiphany, before ( hancellor Henry
Rudd.
Refusal on the part of Chancellor
?o admit to evidence two letters
. Bit to the prosecution and cer?
tain testimony by t harles A. Rrown,
of Glenside, a complainant, has greatly
gthened Dr. Richmond's caso, in
the opinion of his friends. Defending
Dr. Richmond is V. dgar Newbold Black.
Church Advocate Louis B. Runk, as
i.y Walter C. Douglas, jr., is con
; ? cation.
The thrre trien tho Rev. J. Ken?
nedy Moorehoase, of Calvan church.
Conshi lei Rev. S, M. Holden,
liri^to!, and the
Rev. A. R. Vaameter, of AH Saints'
Church, Torrcsdale were sworn in
after chancellor Budd had warned
them that In him was vested the power
to throw out any testimony or evidence
he deemed wise, and that they must
follow only that which he chose to ac?
cept. The chnncellor of the church,
when sitting, is invested with more
power than any Judge in a civil court.
Dr. Richmond will have two separate
trials, the second being on a charge of
blackmail, through an alleged effort to
secure $10,000 irom the late Bishop
Mackay-Smith, of Peaoflylvaala.
Dr. Richmond's trial was originally
set for January 1?, 1916, On May fi
of this year he was dismissed from
St. John's Church, Philadelphia, by
Bishop Rhinelan.ler, sad Immediately
appealed the case, defying the Bishop
to oust him. A temporary preacher
was sent to the church by Bishop
Rhinelander, but Dr Richmond barred
him from the church doors.
For a decade Dr. Richmond has been
in the limelight as a denunciator. A
stormy career, begun at Northampton,
Mass., was carried on in S:amford,
Conn., Syracuse, Boehoster, New YorK
City and recently in Philadelphia. The
objects of his violent attacks have in?
cluded Bishop Creer, of New York,
whom he denounced as the tool of
capitalist?; Colonel John Jacob Astor,
whom he assailed, for his marriage with
Madeleine Foire; Bishop Walker, of
Western New York; Bishop Mackav
Smiih, of Western Pennsylvania; John
D. Rockefeller and K : : George, He
has assailed Yale 1'irvei-. ity for _N
"Morgani_ed," and has called the I
edral of St. John the Divine, i.
a "monument to corrupt money
po\? er."
Last year Dr. Richmond demande?!
in the pulpit several times that the
United States break Its "damnable"
neutra!i?y and send its army and BBVy
to Mex.co and Europe to end the two
wars.
FOUR ESCAPE IN PAJAMAS
Boy Witneaee? Leat-e Black* ell's
Inland in Night Attire.
Four bovs held :n the Metropolitan
Hospital, on Blackarell'i Island, a?
witnesses escaped last night m s row
boat, wear ng only their pajamas. Tak?
ing advantuire of the ?lack tide at 8
o'clo'-k, they cro-sed the East River to
?he Manhattan shore, at Eighty-fourth
Street, sad disappeared
According to the police, the bovs are
Leo Michaels, fourteen. 2.1 D::?rK''
Avenue. Brook!vn; George Hare, four?
teen, lpfi Driggs Avenue; Herman Ro?
senberg, fifteen. ?H East 1H2d Street,
Manhattan, and Frank Buowavollant...
thirteen, of 611 Grand Avenue. Brook?
lyn. A general alarm was sent out
for thera.
BTBKAM?HYAMB.
Miss Sophia .Vo.-s H?ansa was mar?
ried to Mervya St.-eam las' e\enir.g at
the Hotel Gotham by the Rev I;
| Grossman, of the Lexington Avenue
Temple. The bride is a n SCS el SI
Judge and Mr? Her ry W I'r.ger. Her
bert Maaa I ages aras b. it sua, a- d
( he.-,t? r C La? re? ? . : Iniag R.
Levy were ushers. Miss Flor? nee But
teaarleeer was maid of honor.
imbiaa medallions were dlstrlb
?ited as favors t.. the guests, among1
whom were Judge and Mrs Wauhope
Lynn. Dr. and Mrs. J. Morgenstern, Mr
and Mrs. i.e.rge l! Peyser, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Strauss, Monroe C.
Lawrence and Charlea Frederiok
Warner.
TRAIN SAVES FOX
IN SOCIETY HUNT
Hits Long Island Ties Un
HI Pack Is Called Off to
Avoid Accident
LIVELY CHASE THINS
OUTPURSUINO PARTY
Hundred Start, but Only Those
nn Hunters Survive Jumps
and Grilllag Wim
Westbery, Long Island, Oct 11 Db
? !?r ideal ?reatbof con.lit ions and with
?h? ground ?rood for trailing in the
early day, a record breaking crowd sf
ninety paeplo, ??ii? have bean ?pet.?ling
the week end at the e? l?ea In
tin? vicinity, t'irned out this incrriiftft?
to rake part In the fos hunt which wai
hold ?ritB twenty i ?riesn
fox heaads. I ? ' ' "rn
turned out. which c, . rowd a
Kiipi.) gallop for tWO I 001 '
On every ?rnii" : of a horse
tha peopl? cam? te iba
< bureh, The read ?ra? b
half mil?
.-hour a hai
l;.s arul Hai
tie 1.1 \
when the hound? ?rsi* rust. Within
a minute a fr??ll ?rail was ?truck
two nils?
, ? roa ? rcled
and set a ] a all ?
thus? Bteanted ob hunter?
ebaa?. la a ?bort lia?? 'he ...? went
to ground sad a fresh cast was mail?
near Svosset.
After b run about Syosset ?he fox
went toward the railrond track, and
trhen be ? ; ny hounds
he run between the rail?, hoping by
th'a 1: ten ?he pack at fault,
t. it they ?tack H'.d would
him had nut an B] . train com?
pelled Iluntuman Allison to call the
pack otT.
A.? the wind had risen, It w?s d?
eidsd to call farther hunt1.*,*
. day. . h.? run had been a goo
arid jumping m .ich en !
manas;'"! to keep up ?vito the :-- d eere
Mr. and Mra. H.I. ! : ' ?nd
Mrs, rhotna I
Hitcl
Thon.. Ha ' nd W. L.
'?? 1 and Mis. J. P. '
1 I'.ihv, Mr, ?? d
Mr. and M n
.1 1 Davis, Mr. and Mis B. A. W, Bal
tassi, Mr ai d Mi R H Ell 1, J. C.
Cooley, Gras Vanderbilt, H. P. Whlt
d Mr?.
Phillip Steven ion, M
Mist vsi ' A. M. Tinker. P.
s. Von Stade, Doaglas? < Baseball, Ed?
s-erton Winthrop, Samuel V Mi??
Virginia Ah Alea
andre, Mli 1 Vera A. H. Crsvstl
ai d Mrs, Ds I DoWS, Mr?. Thomas
Hast:.'.. 1rs. ( I I
Huntamsi 1 >aa Allison and thu two
v. hipa
CONGRESS TOLLED
ON DEFENCE PLAN
Result Indicate! Large Majority
for Increase In Army
and Navy.
?B. ? :- - r ? ?* 1
Chicago, Oct. 12. "The Chicago
-t" this evenii.tr publ
the roBult . "' ? poll ? iken ai
hers of Congrei
toward adequate nal ion ?'?
Indicate? that I
lin*.?* an overwhelming majoi
. ?
Th? quest ?d s 1 Do yon
lavor an il in th? ar:
.
One inn..:'ci and Binety-four mem?
hon of the Hou 1 ered these
l.eing divided aa follow?:
Ai. .. *?'? Republicans, 69
Democrat-, I ri . ? lives; total, 140.
Absolutely bo 2 Republicans, 10
Democrat ; total, ! '
Ves, with resorvstiOBB S Republi?
can!, 9 Democrsta; total. IS.
Navy, bul boi srmj ! Democrats.
N'on-cornmirta! 13 Republicans, 9
Dsmocrat , ?
Among Senat n the response! were:
Absolute!;, 19 Republicana, r?
I>emocrnU ; t<p-.:?!, 31.
No ] Dsmocrat,
Navy, ? army ? Democrat
Non-committal 1 Republican,
The proportion favoi Dg adequate de?
fence wa? In 1
on tt-.i
pioj;r..mme for army and BBVy in
would be sdopted l.y a trem?
jority. Th?
enouk.ii vote? sire?
?vithou*. regarding thoa? 1 who
did not reply, to pas? th?
law?.
New York's members answering all
voted "Yea," ai ? ?*??.
11'Gormai ,?:'.' ,
?ives Ogleabv Da a , Pratt
Mott 1 Ren, 1, Bi
Hep. 1. Biege! ? . Row?
Conry Deo
I?em. !. Hui OUI '
1 Rep. 1, Banford
Griffin 1 liarles Rasp,
Rap. !
CITY OFFICIALS SPLIT
ON HOME RULE BILL
.Majority of Committee Favor
Proposed Ann ndment
Al(.nriy, Oct II I .rporation Conn
?? -\rt: ar L. Andrea 1 msdi
ri-^ht "lie re; Oil of th?
Itee of th?
tato Confer? ? other
1 "? * ' home
rule amendment in the pr
?titut a Andrews <
tbst tl ?? ?... ? :y of tb?
thought th?. homo 1
moat .'.a, 4 .. ?
cities and thai a snia..
thought that ? -.?as no better than th"*?
I mu
The majoi while
the home J
"net our en thu
...? it arortl
a 1b tne
Hag ?peci? ty af?
"a rs by th?
' -? '
of th..ii r or aot
the smsndm?
material Im] ? ? ? the mo
I ritastioB
?
tua I expei
Tit t? r or Bot tl ? :
? ire svaili ?
powei ?
'
? ? ? ? rhieb th?
ecurti
' '
?
a matter ?.?'
? ? eeaeea?
to President
mayor?
that it was the intention ?pf tha con?
vention to I ? a . .? ... ?
hune rule and thai the convention to
understood It wh.-n the |
amendment wai ado?\it*i.
BISROf DAVIE8 ENTERTAI?
CaaiBlBlasa Del?gales Hla .ueet?>
I,#n?.t Club la Give Dance.
T ? MssssaB ?? Isa *a___a i
*.?,.,, .?r? 1_ < h .?les I.BIiler. M
m., (torga I. l.irnnre. Mrs. Ail?
i. I-, . Mise Iroae l'urnur?, Mrs
' *** **&**
. ?,, Ipswlrh. Mass
dinner and danre Bf I
. ClBb for IU i.i-t.ihers will 1
' ' !"r'Uv . ri ,
? R?t Th'-mas 1 Davis
(hop of Western .'lass.
.. ...nHl?ed .fiy ?-elagstss I
rocatioa a( luncheoa tbieafte
:,,?,.. M,.,,,, and li?ronos? BbrK
. ,. ! (heir ch idren left LaM
? ,r New York.
. : Mfs char!?? . . Mellen wl
r.?,.i ?he winter at Cotjocll Hill, i
Mr and Mrs Thorns:? Shields ( lar.
-o Fernbrooke at the end <
"rx*- " ' '? ..... _r
., Virginia Loaraey Is visiting m
[n Henry l1"1" 'er Vm<*.
Mr. and Mrs. Hsyden ChaaaiBB **r
1 at dinner to-day at \ alls
'r-, Oeorga H Morgan and Mr
Frank F.. Kernoch.-i. were luncheo
? -es to day
STEVE AND TONY
LOST ALL NIGHT
Refuse To Be Parted from Thci
Dog at the Children's
Society.
Mi i. the story of stodgy BtOVl
:lv.', and his black and tan d?i
and name unknown a tale thi
? . in a dark doorway in Fir?
?-, mm on through a mixture t
? bsj crackers and milk in
police s'atior. atol rica served at t.
Iron's Society baildiag, and end
with the conven i lonal happy **amtiy r?
union. Tony, broths* tt Steve and tw
? his senior, is introduce 1 ^uit t
plate the triangle often cal.ed s?
? ?I to any story.
While trying doors elor.g First Av?
nue earlv yssterday morning, Patro!
man .'adder, foind 'he trio huddled tc
gethor in a doorway near Nlnetle:
Street.
? Don't you wake my brother.
led the older youngster. "Tie
asleep there with tho dog." Wit
following clos, at his heels, th
?i.?a carried S?eve and the do
... East Eighty eignth Street St.
"We're lost, sir," Tony told List
'enant V?a!*h. "I'm 6even and Steve i
live. Yes, sir, I go to school; I'm i
i,rade "A. Mother's name :s Mary ar
r*a is Tony Sikoakl, just lik
, | B*t know where we live. W
?,,,,'. -he dog out for a wslk, and SI
walked and walked until S'eve go
. and wa sat down In the door
I teats soon stopped flowin
' aatoaaal Walsk sent out fo
orne ? con Bad milk, which th
d upon sharing with th
.. lieutenant told Padden :
? ' ? the rj-O.ns of the So
the Prevention of Cruelty t
I ourth Avenue and Twenty
"I'll take cars of the do
are find their parents," .dded th
? ant.
"No, you don't, please, sir," sobbe
"If I go tne dog's got to g
?h.re, too. Why csn't 1 take 'he dog
I!? won't hurt anybody." Steve wo;
the arg'iment.
be ei.rountered fresh opposltioi
at the Children's Society building, be
a .-. no accommodatons had been en
I In advance for the dog. Stev
eried so "good and loud" that it wa
agreed that the dog should sleep at tin
of bis bad. This time it was :
bowl of rice and milk that chased thi
lean away. All the while he was e _t
ing Steve shifted his glance iron
ilman Padden to the dog and bad
.igain. As soon as Steve was soum
en Padden took the dog in a rov
Basket to the East Twen'y-seeon.
SB.
Shortly before noon the boy?' fat. e
. to 'he Children's Society roorr s
the young.-ters and took then
. r home, at ._ East 114th Stre.r
. -eve was worrying about his dot
when he end Tony faced tho earner?
man OB the roof yesterday afternoon
In all other napocts hla reflections or
his experience were serene. "They pal
ma in a white bed and give me sotn?
r.ce to eat," he said.
"Yes, 'he rice was awful good.'
sighed Tony.
__? _.
TARIFF BOARD IS
PERKINS'S PANACEA
Permanent Commission, He
Thinks. Will Stave Off In?
dustrial Disaster.
I Mss at Is-BeTI -n-1
Indianapolis, (?c. IS. "No sane,
rsofl any longer <v>.
that are are aajinpared
wat," area the burden of an ad
red by George w. Perkins
te day before the Huuk.rs' A.socia
"!? is my daliberata opinion," he
added, "that we are as unprepared for
; sea ai we are for war; that, further.
'. e ara taking no stop? to prepare our
lelvea, ar. i that are might very easily
inch steps.
"Dnril g the last few months we have
irga poreoataga of our idle
i .t to work on what we call 'war
-.' Some day the war will cease
- iddeals as it l...
ai.l oui men will no longer have this
We will then BBVC k v. i v Iar?-e
Eai opes go. 1; Europe will
? . make every p.,
' lb that gold, and ?he will find
eaeieat way in 'act, almost
her ealy iiiv will lie in the diree
? ng us BBBBafaetarad goods
?a enough to win back the
gold she has lost.
-.?1 require her to use men in
her factories at low wages, but those
a 11 Bot consider it a hard-l.-p ?o
' .?' ths Tenches, where they have
m ?rkiag for a few cents a .iav. on
' '??? ??' -, f>.r factories whet.
' i tter wagoa, bads te s!e..p on,
then
On the other hand, our men here
' 'a hardship ?o give up
I Igaa they aro BOW ..
,* war material? and ace pi
?- - for making materials need
.
,: Europe will be ei
? gold. We will have
? get it will he by sead
? ufaetared good? a* prises
? fei back that gol?., and
eat onal.ly do Ban
? ! ?' par.- ou. selves against bar
??evasion! It seemi to me
I I BS way to de it, and tha'
ng from our Congress i.-.
It ?rill create a non
eienl nent tai
OB, whir h will he in COI
ikiBg up the taritT item by
n gai i. to wl..- ? .
i be high or low, but purely on
?,.'. ils sad right
; . . ' ? ebaeeraed and proper
? rlth ?tne. eoaati
i reference to an American mer
? arise he said:
>'. .? must have ram who will go to
gteai and to our gr.u
from a spirit of ??
?? .?.id patriotism. You men hon ?'.
IBB and si.mh.r men in othei
? ta pau?e and think a
r _* | an much money you are
l g and a little more about the
- ad at country you are making. Will
>ou not do it, and do it now?" I
ALDERMAN FIGHT,
am BIG ISSUE
Redistricting Advantage
and Fate of Fusion Gov?
ernment Hang on Result.
BOARD NOW BELIEVED
SAFE FROM TAMMANY
Tlgef and Republican leaders
(let Orders to Klect Candi?
dates at Any Cost.
Thl? year, for the Ars* time in the
politioal history of th- city, the candi
dl ?e f"? sldsrssaa Is lent Tha As?
sembly district leader In both the
Republican and the Democratic parties
has been told 'o spar? no effort toe'ert
hi? cand il.-ite or candidate? for in
Mini? Assembly district* there are two
ppi thiee r.lpicrmanlc district? for the
Board ofjildermea. Although little in?
terest bas been aroused in the general
eampalgB, a dospernt* fight is in prog
? ,i ?very aldermanic district to win
in the aldermani; battle.
There er? two most Importun? rea
son? for this.
In thr? fltet place, under the constitu?
tion it ?j> relees apea tha aldermen to
redistricf the Assembly district* In
this city next year. It deperwls upon
the political complexion of that hoard
whether the new Aisembly diitrict
lines arc, in the main, favorable to the
Republican or the Democratic party.
The lecond reason I? that It is of the
BtBsOSt importance to the fusion ad?
ministration to have a friendly Roard
of Aldermen for th* lait two yean of
Its term. Few people realize what a vital
part tn the operation of the city gov
an ?tent I? played by the aldermen. In
many wayi they have the power of con
iiirrence of veto on acts of the Board
of Kstimate. When both bodlea are
working In harmony tho dependence of
one up.in rhe other i? not noticed. Bu*
if one nf.atd shppuM fall into the hands
of a hostilo pur'y, tho checking of mun
nicipal activities, due to a lack of co
?' "'?lii be most mar lied,
Tammany I? anxi'.'i? to get control of
the boa-?1 so as to hold up the good
work of th? Administration and prevent
eceompflahmonta in the lust two year.!
that would he a powerful argument for
rh-> election of armther ant'-Tammany
government. To clieckmate such a pro?
gramme and to enable the fusion ad
| ministraticfl te carry out its pro?
gramme ti the end and make the elec?
tion of ar.other business administration
sesy, the Repablleaa party is doing its
Btmoat to keep the Board of Aldermen
f tin hends if the Democrat?.
Those who are familiar with the pro?
ceedings of the Constitutional Cor.ven
* '?:. kr..-iv.- what a debt the Democrats
maiie to get a new basil for reappor
tiomnent, one that would give this city
a greater number of Repr?sentative? in
ily. They.loit this light.
Bat, leaving the ba?ii the lame,
changes in district linea and the cart?
ing out of new district! under the
press?t reapportionment mean? a tre
ir.endou! lot to the Repuhlican and
Democratic partiel, it is conceivable
?lia*, tho redfstrieting could be done in
, such a way as to determine the com
i plexion of the Assembly in close years,
and, it follows r.aturaily, determine th?
political destiny of the state for the
following yeiir.
The redistricting of Senate districts
is done by the Senate, but th* local au?
thorities have the power of making
new Assembly apportionment and dis?
trict lines. Lnder the constitution the
Roard of Aldermen in this city must
meet on the second Tuesday in June in
every tenth year following 18i?5 and
iliviiie each county into new Assembly
? riett,
I'nder the present constitution the
entire Bo*rd of Aldermen, including
the president and the borough presi?
dents, would act together in the re
apportioning and redistricting in th??
five counties In this city. If the new
constitution were adopted, the members
elected from each burough or county
would meet and redistrict the Assembly
d itrictl in their own territory. The
president of the board and the bor?
ough pr?sidants would have no hand
in the proceeding. This change was
put into the new constitution at the In?
stance of the Brooklyn memhers, who
are sure of electing a majority of
Aldermen whether the entire board is
Republican or Democratic.
The present Roard of Aldermen is
fusion by a substantial majority. I'p
to within a few days many of the
I es dort were rather doubtful of their
?-, to keep the board from falling
ir to the clutches of Tammany Hall St
the coming election. However, ?rithlfl
v days those who have been
directing fhe campaign for the fusion
forces h'tve received report* that en
c. urage them to believe th?y will be
successful.
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