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Well well SS the semi losh rcmarkod when he watched the elevator 'mdicator move from 1 to ll doesn't the time go fast whcn you're haung fun'.' - this one. nt least doosn't read newspapers when one ia The vMir. wc ohserved last nii*ht. is still progrcssing; ipaign is .mst aboul where it was on the Saturday after Mr. Charles Evani Hughes. was nominated. . onversation is what we had been depending upon Ud the Middll West felt nbout the COM - . irheard in a f.O-hour trip was how many miles ?hc gallon and what hills the Blanx takes on inter r1fiji;i., si?atioo is thnt Hughes is as good as liallade of a Traveller's .Tinx. Over tho OOUIltry, from coast to coast. I'vc travelled considerable. more or less; i lanarsie and Painted Post, I've been to St. Louis and Holdemess. ever I may -jtograte, With baggage enough f<*r a fortnight's stay. nd, with a sorrow I can't repress, Mine is tho trunk that goos astray. j novor?no vrrrr?was ono to hoast; Though mo the T,races havo seemed to bloss With this honor. a greater than eomea to most. I bear it meekly. without duress. Of othor affaira I make no moss; l lueky at every game I play ; Yet, packed with what clothing I may possess, is the trunk that goes astray. Others who travel eomprise a host .-rying a million trunk?. I gucss, ? r tho shadow. hint or ghost chance one goes to the wrong address. ? runk travela tho whole U. S.? Or. would put it, the U. S. *?>? ask mo does it misearry? YES! SE is the trunk that goes astray. i.'knv.i.. Prinee, it worriea mo. 1 confeas, Every timo that I go away. And this is my major and one distress: Mine is tho trunk that goes astray. arai cool up in the mountains. thank you. But it is coo, [. where the Cedar Lake Ice Company ad .: it "has to-day 200.000 tons of pure. eold. natural lake u.c? If y , .hc tepid ice you get in New York, move to ? i] Among thc tl ? srni reading time tahles is the fascinat ing fact that the other name for Britain. Conn., is New Britain Junction. R o\\\ TfcAVELOOt ES. Sir: Corrting over the Contincntal Divide, with the sun setting hehir.d - on the west and hathing the eastern wall Bt Ofl the rear platform of the observa tK,n , M -r.-cy's Maga/.i:,e. Ain't Nature wonderful? WAI.TKR I'RK'.HARI' EATON. Opening a month's accumulation of mail is a pleasant task, bo we decided. last night, to defer it until this morning. What decided er. "lt may intereat you," it began, "to know . Y-r B. I.aw is a justice of the Municipal Court, Borough ?tan, T:h District; that Edwin S. Post is the superintend Of delivery, New York ftetofflee, and that Jacob Cash and Waikoff are marshaN of the City of New York. The Boston Braves were overcome hy Thiladclphia in a peachor ino of a struggle. hy 'J to 1. The Phillies gained that verdiet by virtue of their pitcher outgucssing the hean-cnsumers in the pinches and forcir.g them.to smite the ozone.- Paris, France, Herald. yet foreigners think we are a strange people. Iling is a sul.ject we resolved, in the rarefied air of Long'e ;. disenssing. But "plcase fill in the nimes and B(1(1.. ientifrice firm, "of four ladies whom you think trj a sample." (leanlincss nnd Its w. k. rroximit*. to Godliness. N V.) Soa*M<> Times ] ' -;e Church Sunday morning, Bishop Frr-dcnek ???ached. There wbs an unufually lar,re conprcgation. The Bttage colony children il groriag in size and enthu have Joined it. Mr,. Goorgl Harton Freneh con v ? ehUKB many went to the hei.ch for ? D. B. Tratt, who is the gaOSl of Mrs. Joseph rh, wore a hathinc suit of purple jersey made al. in te hem of skirt, which was flounced with rn over purple hloomers. A jaunty little cap loctume. Walking to thr water ibl WOTf* a ~rap or ? K Tcrsian pattern. Others in the surf roHM Pntnara an.l Helen G. Trevor, Mra Lawrence Dun : h Karle Stevens, in a yellow hath.ntr lalt, nnd Mrs. Alrx itaiag suit was of an attractive shsde of nilo _ "S. P. Brooks, ' nrorM, Tex, dispatch to tha Dallas Xcv ? a large erowd. Dr. Brooks's speech Une of his other speeches." Why not. in view of the re in print paper, follow tbe News's style in New on,M the paper might ?ay,Mspok* to-day. It .al." In view of thr grave shortnge in print paper, this department re only matters of tremendous moment. THI cnvi'j K\T DOMTBSTIC AN'MiR. ?i lir.l ) MY SUBURBAM IIOMK. frr BOki Cisntit hom*. all imr-roi* m,nu. ? - mwet m housr. WVrrr, 1 <-J. IM K. MMM 0% "When the third set was startcd." says the Syracuse Post Standard, "the playen on both sid? wera tied." The count being, . even all around, with neither player ahead or behind. Sen an actor, Allor is particularly sympathetic with the troil Times. I'erhaps Mr. H-ywood Broun eould make a Sunday story out of tl The abandonment of the streetcar strike disappointed us. In the . pleti Itrike Of ?kouM have instituted a fliwer servi The beauty of the Seventh Avenue car line is that a strike wouldn't appreciahly itnpair the service. The Guilty Feeling is sxptrisoced hy a tenderfoot who goes up 12,00d . .?', -ed hy the aititude. There ia, as SOOM one cleverly has phrased it, no place like home. Wheref,,e. on or about July 10, 1'JIT, The Conn.ng Tower will ?UBpcnd for a month. . ** P* ** MISS L. PALMER WEDS0NSEPT.2 MaiTiage to Henry Coslcr Will Take Place at Rye. DANCK ON I.AVVN TO FOLLOW CEREMONY Miss Sarah Hay rn^aiicd to! John N. Peters Miss Clevc land at (ilouccster. Mr. nnd Mr <? Palmer, of this city an.l Port 1 S. Y., have issue.l iavitationi for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Lillaa Adele I'nlmrr. to Bflary Cfl of thi* city nnd I'ort Chester, on Bat ur.'.ay, Septcn'nrr 2. Th;- reremony \ wil! be perfonaed at 4 p. m. in Chrlat Church, Rye, and a hir-ro reception,: with daneing on the lawa, will follow e.t Alden Farm. the country i'lace ot Mr. an.l Mrs. Palmer, at I'ort Chi ' Special cars will be atttnehed to the tra n laving Graad Ceatral Btation nt Itll for the aeeommodatiofl of New Yo-k g'lest-. who wil! he taken hy BU ttmobile to the church and later to the reception. Miss Paalmer will have her cousin, M:s* Kdna llolt. for her mai.l of honor, and another cous.n. Miaa laabfll 1'almer, for her flower girl. Brideemaida will be Miss Hope WiUiaraa, M I iaaei Ballnrd. Miaa Joacphlnc Bedle, Miaa Virginia Cross, Misi E: labeth Chrlstie ar.d M;ss Jeannet'.e Bl (harles U. ( . Steer* will be his brothr-r's best man. John R. Hay r.r.nounces the cngage r.-ent of hia daughter, Miss Sarah Moyer Hay, to John Navarre Maleom l' Miss Hay is a great-granddaag-hter of Colonel .ft'ipvie! Hay, a eharter n - ef t!:e So* iety of I h? Cincinnati, granddaughti r of the I '?? Rev. I?r. I'hilip Cortlandl Hay, .-i" I ewark, N. J. Mr. I', -. of TbOBSBfl H'all li t- Petei ex-eoi I ?? ? nich, Bavaria. Mr. aad Mrs. Wa'.' - Rittenhouafl Lambert, of 15 I iecei\ ing con( on the birth of a daughter, laal Saturday. The gln the nam.-s oi' Harbaia Van Djke. Jaaephina Osborn, daughter of Professor and Mra, Henry Falrfli bom. has left thi ? ;; spend the re ir ;. ndei of the month. Mi**: Marion (leveland. dBUghtBT of the lnte Praaidant Grover Clavatand, it tpendii g Augv Ham* mond'i con I ?' Water. l fll e. i . Mr. and Mrs. William B. 0 Field ? ? Xiin ierbilt Bt Bagamora Lake, in tha Adir oadaeka. Mr. aad Mra. Russcll H. Headley and A. Hoadli y r Riehelien, Murray Bay, I anada. Mr. and Mrs. perey R. Pyaa the Muenchinger-King villa, Newport, for a fflB daya. Mr. and Mrs. E. Krar.cis Hyde have returned to their country pla Greenwich. Conn.. from ? trip tfl the Pacifte ( oaat. Mr. nnd Mr-. Goovernflur Camoehan are in town for a few day* fI0a theii ? '"> place, Cairn'muir Naw City, N. V. Mr*. Robert D. Proya is a gai Mr*. Gifford A. Cocaran at ?( MRS. WHITMAN IN AUTO COLLISION AT NEWPORT Car Strikcs Hers on Way lo Ca* sino?She Is Unhurt. IBy TVlcgTai li to 1 Newport. R. 1.. Aug 9. '. summer reft.len: King'* Cup raei to day, th.- la party being entertaii ? .1 I.v . \ lantative Pe1 the 0 ln :t. ore El brid'.-'e T. (l.-rry. were about a do the men from the eelony and bi many mor. ilfl. , ? ! ' | '?' . r.!\ had a on the latrepid an 1 All on V". h ? on tha Utowana, which included n Albert P. N I ' N. Mr*. Clarence Pell lotte Pell gave a dinnei Lodge gid Mr. ai i at Hill Ten 'I ili there weri Ga i rn and Mra. Mary Heli Mra, Heai u ii tman aad Preaton Gil taini d al am heon. Mrt Whiti ' ' ng ex i perienee on her v morning, when her automobile, j *he waa driving, anotl . r on lower The other car did and Mra. Whil g*t it* num? ber. She wa* not ln.iuri 1. Mr. BBd " n have ar riv< .I from St w 1 remain until <rctober. They were al to-day, r.n.l re. ved a wel their friend? of thi summer et Y. it P. Livingsl ha.- an ii ed at I Mis*- Madi line M ' li j,* Batemana for thi moi ?' i; eempleted his term ?'?' I Plattaburg, Joaeph M. G im, returned. joining hia mother at the Lafarge. Mra. Hugh D. Auchincloaa will give n amall daaee, principallj people, al h< r > tate, liamn Farm, tornorrow e\ ? - Mra. Ogden Millfl will give a dinner to-mor? row night. -s SAILORS FAMILY WAIT 50 YEARS FOR ESTATE PrOWMfd Man loft Sum in Bank ?Six Will Divide S181. ? Jan es Cullen, a leaman, ? he diaapi ? ired b? fon diatributfl hi? small . they -a-.v of him wai whi i on 'the iteaiBBh p ,n 1*66 The vessel a nt d< a n la ta d ocean and all hand* wera loflt But the dr"? Bfld. . , , - with accounts who have i ef Hi of these lo-t men. found phew. a.r.0'ber nephea * wera Hiscevered ? ' ? and a half liatar, a i ephew aad ? ateea are la Ireland. Theie will divide the cstaie. INFANTILE PARALYSIS IN ALL BOROUGHS CAaU IVOITD YFSTKRDAY: llrooklin . M Maahattaa . 17 Qaassai . ii The Itroni. II I'iehmond . I Tolal .IM i ?-. - Kcrnrled Tueaday .... l'i DEATHI RBTOBTBD ykstf.kdaY: Hrooklyn . 21 (Jueens . ll> Manhattan . 11 The Hrom . 7 Total . 57 Deaths lleported Tuesday... 52 ?TOTAL (ASK:ll HlSSlljB . 3.117 Manhalliin . I.1S5 Qaassai . r,?7 Kichmond . 2..I. The Breas . 227 Total . MB1 ?Totai Death*. 1.260 ?Reviscd Health Department ligures. PLAGUE FEAR DELAYS SCHOOLS < nnllniiril fr.,in |i:ik* I : Fi*. will he the suhject of discussion. j r'r'li ml rargeeai now in New xorl deelared that onlji ? rigld Quar* ; antine <>r medical sapervisidn oi all children arhe ar* travelliag can check! tho plafrue. |g| New Cases Reported. One hundred and ei^hty-thrre new eosi ; -., :.vc boroaghi were report* ad i.v thfl Health Department jreater number us Tuesdajr. Eighty-n nc weri in Brooklyn. forty in Manhattan, thirty-oa? in Qnei in Tiie Bronx and on* in Riehmo Tlo-re wei 'BB '1< Bth eeedini; hy two the pn vloai record flg ?n of Aagail I. On* baadred and eight) ila 1 rsoai aavi meU in thi last laj s. y, terday'i reporl ef new essei in li probablj Ineomplete, ler tha Health Dopartmeat has learned that ehildren ill with thi di*< aa* in th< t*nem*nt* arc being hidd*B,b**ea** 0*4, for the makinc, of s.-rum, will bl taken from thfl cl ifter ther re noval to a ? ,. E?. rj . B 111 will be made to ? ??HI,., ? ken nnly from pcr-on* who were ill with Infaatil* patralyaii veen ago," Commlaaieaer Kmerson inteen who give it ara ?!.. Ing rt, for tha .-nke of all the children | who are ill." Se\en Give Forty-four Ounres. Forty-foar ooaeea ol l.lood, enouph j to treat more timn twenty patients, : velunteeri whe -,,i it Willard Parkel Bo ? day. "Ther* ia no eertaiaty yet as to tho result* ol : lt* i'lo...i-.-erunt trcatmont," . ai ting ehief - itrgeon of the New Vork Orthopadic Diap?a* i?rv and H A, bat it hns the ? icientific premi*** ol anything tried. Resalt* n-ported te date are ll '. and ? thorough trial red " 11r. K. J. Berminghnm, executive ?urgeen ol thc New Vork Throat, No.-< aad Lung Hospital, where adroaalin .- 'i [ei, has anked Health Department to put from ? fi.- diaposal of | the h- irgeOM for B thorouph ? . ommissionor Emerson said the trcatmenta used ln department hospi . st the diseretion rdl and that the -?rr.rnt would neither sSggest nor reqnlre thi -" L Richmond Hopes Yanish. Owing: to tho fact 'hat only one new report' Rl< nmond last | none on Tueaday, ofl enl ol Health had br ran le hope thal the plafjuo had run in that boroegh. Thn hope . when four ivered resterday. , Thrc- wer* foend after 10 ? orning, aad aill appear tke 1 Hcall >ble to "*T. f.,r the sudden decreaso in ; R ehmead. At , H of i ?: lemle, bul : the fi red jresti rday , r< R <??? K.iid more children ill with . in propoii on ti, Iti popu ather boroegh. . nnly othor explsnation advanced i i* that ther* an fewer eongeaUd di* .... ? thi . ntaet b** n children I ibl* n rt* of ihe (ircator City. Greater in Propertlea. pr01 . ??? ? - ol thc plagiil . . - feaad in Rieh? lay give th* borough on* new i ' 1,000 inhab I H rrrw ca*es in ? that borough only one Up ? 1. whon the rifrures nd hi 08 caiei . -i l .'* i, tan 2t and Ihe R chmond, therefore, I ta**l r,r population as the other bornujrhs i-, , ? ' . m York for the bi der th* dietion of I ted Rtati * ? refaacd identil eardi hy 'ho Pederal ?ur ? g-eriri*. ? ommi iloner Emerios I day. Other Placea Overerowded. ??N'ot only In thi I sl li Us, bai is 0,l,.r place* - thi ot i n rowdlag io .? ll. alth Di i ai' ment I | ? Ifl for *>???> ter. appeal for doaatioaa of a I I cnari , iribl hai heen . partmi 11. wbich reral hundred. n- w paralysii case* ?t thfl .itv wen- reported Hi . '?! De t ? toi .1 nCfl the OUl of the epidemic. One hundrn! ?? I woie reported to th* ' theie ? ark In elew of th* apid.mic, the itate ? ded te the i.immi* . Calvia N. Ken of th* Now Jcr ooll in September bo rred. This recommendation w-ll ,1 school hoards, which alone, have the power to act upon il The following: Iflt of addresses whero ralyiil have heen ? tirday bj thi Henlth Department: Maahattaa. No. 101 East Eifhty fifth Btreet, Bl y . ?> -? Wa.bin(r,,',n ? m inree Btreet, 11 Weel treet ? eighth v;"-rrt. Bld E**1 ? ?? 481 East EightUth ? ti*th Stree'. I l West ijiity-nintla Stree:. 66* Tenth Argentina Complains of American Exporters Mcrcantile Association Informs Consul General That United States Business Men Violate Contracts and Ignore Agreements. A charge that American manufact urer? in their dealing* with Argentine Importers. have shown a lack of busi nes* honor, h*ve violated their con trnct* and ignored their agreement*. i* eontained in advice* from th* Buenog AyTBfl branch of the National City flank of N'ew Vork, made public last Bight by the New York office. Manufacturers in N'ew York were Tiirk to re?ent the uccusation. Offi? cials of manufacturers' and exporter*' a*sociations ridiculed the idea that gUflfltioaabla business pr*eticps were at all prevnlent in the South American tr*.!e. The me*sage from the Hueno* Avres branch follow*: "The Industrial t'nion of the Argen? tine, an association of manufacturer* that includes the mo?i prominent in the countrv, hai addressed a formal communication to the eonsul genTnl of the Cnited States at Hueno* Ayres containing a prote?t against non lompliance on the part of Cnited States manufacturers with the terms ( f business agreement* and contracts, :n dealing with them. The protest i* ?all the stronger for it* dignifled and moderate terms, but it *tate*. without Uiialification, that. after making all reasonable allowance* for ahnormal tonditions in the Cnited State*. the l.ra.-tu-e* complained of cannot be con*idered o'her than hreache* of business confidence and the plain word of contract." Situation I* Seriou*. The dlapatch exBreaaefl tha opinion that "a seriOBfl and even critical situa? tion has been created in the develop? ment of trade between the Cnited State- and Argentina" and that thej complaints of the Argentine merchanu > appear justuied in many in*t?nce*. The N'ew York office of the National; City Rank had thi* comment to make: on the itatemeat: "We are foreed to say in justiee to our Argentine customers that there has' bflflfl flBOBgh evidence of laxity, even of direct negleet of busines* ngree m.-nts. to ivarrar.t giving very re*pect- I ful attention to the protest of this im-J Bortaat organization of Argentine bu?i-, ? ? V.en. "It will certainly be an unpalatablc! devalepBMBt in American business if this country tinds as a result of itfl] expflriflBCfl ifl thil campaign for for-j eign trarle that America has deserved ita reputation for not fultilling its obligation* Kcrupulously in dealing* wlth foreign customers.'? Much of the complaint ha* arisen, I the statemefit says, frnm the habit of | the American manufacturer to go *o energetically after busine** in Argen- ' Avenue, 2102 Amster.lam Avenue, fiTJ Tenth Avenue, 101 West Ninety "ev.-nth Street. 881 West 132.1 btreet, .'.'.I Wflflt ISaVi Street. 811 We-t Forty eighth S'reet, 125 West l"l-t Street,! .*).'.<'. We.ft 191ft Street. Mrtrt Amster- ! ilnm Avenue, MM Columbus Avenue, 14*" A ? ' Thirty-tirst Street. Alflfl Cl Wflflt Twenty-second Street, "."ftA DiviaiOfl Street, 19 (ity Hall I'lace, M Scammai S'reet, 20-1 Hroome Street, 22 Cherry Street, 25 1'annon Street, 24R Mott Street, 441 (iran.i 137 Hrooma Street, UI Fast li'Jd Street, 104 Kast lOtd Street, 11s East 104th Str.-et, 101 Weat 148th Btreet, 171 Bafll 108th Street, 116 Ave? nue c. 120 Eaat TwflBtr-aeeond Street, 753 Fifth Street, 271 East Ten'h Street. 331 Eaat Thirty-tifth Street, 233 Ka-t Elaventh Street, 208 Fast Twenty firs' StTflflt and 428 East Seventeenth I Street. The Bronr.. I4BJ Wilkin Avenue, 1394 Franklin Avenue, 1481 Vyse Avenue. 246H Cro tona Aver.ue. 505 Fast 140th Street., 1501 Southern Roulevard. 1828 HOW-I land Avenue, 73* Fast 229th Street, 491 Fast 134th Street. 544 Ea<t 136th Street, HI Bt Ann'? Avenue, 712 Fast lT.'.th Street, tal ClarameBt Parhway, 3132 Webster Avenue, 11*18 Ir.tervalc Avenue. HriHiKI*. n. U F'ghty-eighth Street, lf*71 Sev nty-atnth Btreet, 4M Pifty-third . .04 Urant Avenue, IDl'I r.a-> N'ew York Avenue. 1 !'".' F.aft Sam York Avenue. 180 Dresden Strre;. 1881 Ooug .'17 Illake Avenje, 41* Ria<e ie, '.'l.*> BelmOBl Avenue. 181 Hai rett Street, 2768 West Third Street, 2782 Weat Six ,'treet, 11?> Stagg . Btreet, '-"'3 Seholea street. _ Street. 209 Middletea S'reet, fil Middle toB Street, 82 .Mnuj.-r Btreet, 188 Man -. Aver.ue, 13*. Lorimar Street, 11 Jaekson Btreet, 180 Huron str. I Havemayar Btreet, 180 Qrand Btreet, 112 Fnj-ert Avenue. 181 Cook Street, 139 . ,,.,: Btreet, 120 Bushwieh Avenue aad 311 Bushwieh AvflBBfl. I \lv? .143 Hedford Avenue. 43 Rart-; leit Street. 171 Wvrk-rT A'-enue, 107, II Street, 1021 Pacific s-re.-r, 1981 1 ' Park Place, 211 HelrBBfl Street. 1881 Madlsen Btreet, Sfio Koseiushe Streat, III S'reet. g0*t Hambarg Avenu.. 120 Hamburg Avenue. 22 Georga Streetai Gatea Avenue, IM Fluahlag A ? ! nUe. 21 1 oyd Street, 1089 Baatern - ri Dl kalh Avenuft 18 Cflon ' er Street, -171 Central Avenue, 137k Baltic Street. 32.*i H- t, 188 - ?:,. -. 122 I liatOfl Stret, ?* . || A!'.-v. 711 Pranhlin Avenue. 237 11 g . street, 12 Reyt Street, 201 H 1 | .e, 11S I Lawrei '? 282 Myrtla Avenue, 71 North lixford <\r-.-. 17 Pi I'lace, 188 Proepect P'.ace, -_'5;l Smith Streer, 413 Nineteenth Street, 131 TwflBtiflth Str.-et, 108 Twenti'th BtlBflt Queens. 141 Thirteenth Avenue. Astoria; 399 .1 1 , anth A.. r ae, Loaa lalaad City: ifl Avenue. Fulshing; 118 Forty-aecead Street, Coreaa; 28 ffapi t\vo cuee* 1, 601 Srr - \. -i.ue, Rldgea-eod; lll C< flpflr ftidgi ro i. 31 I^ike Street. Ion; 52 Freedom Btreet, Richmond Hilii HTgen Landir.g Read, Richmond i llill CtreTaj 23 Franklin Street. Ja . BJ Wa-hington Street, Jamaica; || BfashlngtOI S'reet. Jamaica; 79 Gilbflrt II lamaic*; 160 Railroad Btreet, South Berkeli tv< Spr iirst Placfl, Braoklvn Hill; 35 South Tark Aveaue, Ha North Chaflfl Avenue, Himmili; ""i* S, uth Hammel Avenue, HammeW; 715 Sea C.ir*. Avenue. Far Rockaway. Richmond. 444 Kinel Avenu-. West New BrlghtOBa tina that he get* more than he ean handle, and then expects the customeri] wln.ni he cannot supply to make new j arrangements. Such a practico has boen condoned j in Ameriea because of the ease with whieh the customer generally may; make the purchaaea from other lourcei, I but it has eaaaed laealealabli incon-i venience to Arjrentine merchanti, ac- j cordmg to the information in posses sion of the National City Rank. An official of the bank said yester- i day: "There is no excuse that can be made for it.and it would be well if ie--jionsi- ; ble associations o* manufacturers and trad" orgaaisatleaa eould iaaagarate some eombined effort to reach the de linquentr, whose practicos injure the buiiness interestH of this country f?r out of proportion to their comparative number and importatice in our busi? ness community." Men iaterSSted in the manufacturing and exporting buiiness W4 re inchned last night to believe the charges against American btssiaesfl methodr* had been exaggeratrd. Geeigl B. Boudmot, seeretary of the National Aaeociatioa of haaafaeturera, M Church Street, deelared h* did not be? lieve the praetiee* alleged were wi.le spr?*.d or that an accaaation of dis honorable methods was justified. Have Heard Nothing. "We haven't heard anything of such a lituation," he said. "There will al* wayi be a negligibll number of firms which will overeelL A man in perfect beaeity may take orderi and then may not be ablo to till all of them, but, so far as B general 'fall-down' on the part of American manufacturers is con? cerned, I do not believe a word of it. We have no information that it has happened." Jeatui Kuperti, of the firm of G. Amaineh I < <*., laree exporters to South American countries, said he had heard no eomplalnt* from an? source. He said many delays in the shipment of goods to South Ameriea had been BCCaaioBOd by the embargo imposed by the railroads some time ago by the giving of nght of way to huge "munition shipments to the Al? liea, but ho knew of no snecitic in Staaeei of violation of contracts by American manufacturers. S. ('. Mead, soeretary of the Mer? chant-.' Association, was without in? formation of the conditions described by the National City Bank -tatement. Ho .aid. however, that the Merchants' Association would be unlikely to hear of such practices unless the Argentino morehoafi made direet eomplaiat to the issociation, which they have not yet dore. Joseph P. Grace, president of W. R. Grnce A- Co., exportors and importers, kaew of r.o instances of bad taith on rhe part of American manufacturers. Itohrrt G. Dale. xeeretnry of the An dean Export Company. 80 WaU Street, said he had heard of none. NEW GRAFT ON BORDER RELIEF < ontiniinl rrom pac* I and if they take him away they should pa* me." On* of thc enses was that of a Mrs. I... who appeared at the offices yester laj bi I told a particularly sad story of privatlon aaa need. H had gonfl with the Jd Pisld As t her l.al.y wa- oaly eighu-en months old an.l "she had to have money for food and real a' once, ihe said. laveatigation proved ih* lives with her father, who ow-ns a protitable mov? ing pieture theatre. He denied in.iig nantiy that his daaghter raa in need, and said none of his children had ever had to work. "Of course, the number '..'ho inten tionally misrepresent the facts and go from place to place seeking assistar.ee far beyoad their actual need- il really very small," Josenh Mapcr. genr-ra'. dl* rector of tho auxiliary, said yesterday. "A number of cases have been notcd where the earning. i f t lon or daugh? ter have been concealed in the hopi of gatl ng financial aid, but the facts aro invariably brought out by th* irstem used hy th.- executive staff of the auxiliary. It has come to light, how? ever, that other* who giv* Bld do not utilize facilities or ?XpediOBt* neces iary foi preveatiag payments of moaey for relief when it is r.ot needed. Such payment- are ?'re.;??)> i/'v I contribution to a savings arrount, which is continu ally being augmentoe by appeals r.A.-e.l or ev*ry nea iltaation when real need and lUfforing ev.ist." Real lUsteriag still exists in the homrs of many of the guardsmen and there is real need of help from the public. Tho needy-wifo graft does not alter that fael To svold imposition all tndividuala. committeei an.i BrgaaisatioBi are ailted to make ... ol :Y.o record* and Inveil ratioai of the auxiliary before giving help in any ? eatiVB committee, of which Mr- Corn*liua Vsadorbilt ii chairmao, has voted to lhar* its in formatioa with all oth.-r loeleties an.1 person* dosirou* of giving help in or? der to prevent frau I GIRL, 12, ON AUTO BLACKLIST Trenlnn Plague ('unraiitine Keeps Her ?wa* from Court. Trentnn. N. .1., Aug I, F..r al driv* 1 H Col) la Commi taionor \? ? am L Dill, i motor vel i child's ratno wii the ehauf feara1 blscklia Due to thi maintained nl"' ut Tn nton to p ? ralysi* , >-. i*. th- little girl, deapite the fact pear in court wlth b*r fatl ?. WO* for. . .1 to r-'msin outsid* th wm.e < olyer anawered tha sumra MONTCLAIR BARS POSTMASTER <aid?eii (haVlal. Bxpesed le I'lague. I'nder Health l.i.ard ? Ban. Pestmastor Joaeph A. Bra ly, f Cald well, maal ita* autald* tha eorporate l.nnti of Montclair for the next ten th* Moatclaii board ef henlih ha* BOtlflad th.- Caldwell board Mr. Bndy'i son has been BttaSSOd bv lafantil* paralysis and, it ii aaid, rell bn- given th* po-itmaster per mimon not only to handle mail, but to reaide temporan:y in Montclair. WHAT II GOING OM TO-DAY. I .. - \ - , V . ?.,. irai llaum lan alnaWW W ? v I.UThfn ^ n? M"*'T .'..!'. af N'?*r i?rk. ? P m ? . . , ? -~ . . ? '? i ? n sali ? ' ? - ? ..... urci l*l I' Hlr.s ? - ? ?sr.l< A?vt.-|* l.l ?. T i v . . i-..,1 ? . siBlaa4ati? Arth .r Wo-vt, ? ' ?14-. ? .' ' - 11 i. Am . I .".-a.->>?*. *4-?.h?r Z. 4 M t faur :, ;? : weal o p m FRESH AIR AID FOR city EMPLOYES Tribune Fund to Care for Their Children with Country Vacations. TO LEAVE NEW YORK LAST OF AUGUST Work to Continue Longer than Usual Because of Schools' Late Opening Dates. Arrangement* were made yesterday whereby the children of many of the city'* employe* will have country vaca? tions through the Tribune Fresh Air Fund this summer. The idea of arrar.gir.g vacation* for | these children originated m the Man-: hattan Borough Welfare Committee, of j which Archibald Fergu-on, secretary to j ; Borough President Mar'.s. Ifl chairman. Thi* committee ha* fo? *ome time been he'.ping city employe* who got in tight pl.ices by IflBfliag them money without interest. The*e loan* are re paid by the employe* in small monthly or semi-monthly iBBtalBBflBl During the pre*ent summer a num I ber of employes, chiefly cleaners and I laborer* in the city's numerous Bttblifl ' building*, have asked for loan* to be ; able to send their children to the eoun I try and get them out of the w>y of | tho infantile paralysis epidemic. Iheie were so many such requests that the ! Welfare Committee, knowing how dif i licult it is for most of the employe* ! to repay their loans, decided to see If it. would not be possible to provide tho I children with vacations without com-' pelling the parents to mortgage their. wages for month* to come. As the Welfare Committee had no mcans flf itfl awa to provide the out ings, il appealfld to the Tribune Fr.-sh Air Fund to help with the plan. The fund readily agreed to co.iperate, and li*ts of children to be cared for aro now being prepared. The Tribune Fund is to provide the place* in which the boys and girls will spend their vacations, and will have charge of them while they are away. The Welfare Commif.ee is lo meet a* much of the expense of the enterprise ? as it can with th* fund* at it* di* posal, and the Tribune Fund will bear ' the re*t. i The children are to be ser.t out dur? ing the latter part of August. The boys j to be included will be between the age* of seven and twelve years, the girls be? tween seven and gixteen. No children will he taken except those whoae par ent* are known through careful investi gation to be unable to send them away without this ?id. The hot weather of Monday and Tfleeday called to the mind* flf many people the neew of Fresh Air vaca? tions for the children of the tene? ments a fuct which is proved bv tbe long Hat of contribution* to the Trib? une Fund received yesterday and ac knowledged below. It ifl now practically certain that the 1 public schools of the city will not open 1 on lehedflla tir.ie in September. Tho fund will therefore have a longer sea i ion than Bflual in whieh to send the r.eedy little folk of the congested d I 1 tricts away for the change they need. The work of the fund will probably be continued until October 1 this year. CONTBIBUTIONfl IO TU1IUM-. IRLtm A1 It li SO. rultWallJ ?<-!,!,i-.wla.lk--ii . III Mr- a tn I 0 V'MHlerMlt . rr l. Behlg I' l..,rrern *? -lilff . ? J I. . M fl . *? ... __ Mra W !> I . Mra i ha- M Stlliuo . 4 Mi " I -.-- . Mn C li. a. . . i; r.iir.. M .- flch* I A 0*. .1 aii.fi 14 Jo*M*M . . Mra i- I' It Phll Ipa M Mr* Oacrfl* Ii M*a.l . II ?" Mn Itvl.aiM I'aiy Mwv PJM I j . C-eoro M Ba* Mra >? I* II T I- ... w R . Mil'l IM'a Ot \4 H.M Hor ... ? ' ? MIm ? n Brtflfll .\iu. r i i? '" ? : ? ? . \v Ctiaaei . . irlaa l II..IT aai) ? ' ' I aa-, v ?anti iii. ,:?.,: Cor* I- H.if.ar-1 . \l . .4 I. K Oanltl P. Motw . ?, ni ? 11 s . ? I IIuk , llaj klll II ft .1 V .-: II ii Baqraata ? . intion* IT SaU ??. I. N 'rl \l h T Miaa I . - i ? iwn -r , _ , .-.?... jirtTitv ?:*.??!? I M \v, ..! Mra i. \i -tiii.roii. Mn I J Ind rhl II W R-ipav 1 j a. ii ' I l< I .; a 4|ra .,- i 4 4 ? II A Ki> ii M-. i ? I I |m mfiu.Ha n ? d Oaj Onl I- I Dr H H H. lalef \*i um Hanrj . F 11 letm l \\ s l . " "?' W l-.-r-y ...... . | ;- ?? , J I' A I M K . 8u ? ?r-l . - . ' II ? ' I i >, i lOfl I II ? ?' ' ! i* j >i i i i i ., Sl. ? rlti : - I ? ? ? . ? 3;< ? ? COBtributiona, preferably by check or v order, flhould he sent to the Tribuna ttOOn Air Fund, The Tribune, New York. -. Rfulroad Pioneer Dead. Mahlfll Smith. 'he engineer, who, on M*v 19, IMI, ran the first train be - Nolan'* PolBl and Highbr.d-re, i rlied yesterday at hi* home in Lake HflpatCOBg) N J.. from hardening of the arterie*. He waa fifty-seven years . ld Intenaent will be in Lflflot Hill < emetery, Dover. M. J-, to-morrow af? ternoon. a ?. THF. REV. PARTICK J. Ql INN. The Rev. Patrick J. Quinn, rectr.r of II Mary'* Cetholtfl Church, at H?ck ettstown, S. J , died yesterday morn? ing after an illaflflfl of more than a year of lung 'rouble. He wa* forty two year* old and had been rector there a little more than a year. Bom at Weat Chester, N. Y., Father yur.n waa ordained a prlflflt at Niagara (jaivfliBlty on Apnl x. IMi. For eight ' year* he wa* a curate of a church at Philllpebflrg, having gone there frOBl Baal Millington, where he waa in charge of * parish for more than two years During hi* euraey there he ettabhthed a church at Monmouth Junction. Beaide* hi* mother he IflBVBfl ; ta ilfltflra. Burial wil! b* Ih St. Ray l mond'fl Cemetery, Weat Chester. HUNDREDS AT FUNERAL OF JUSTICE J. F. DALY 60 Orphans Present?Cardlnal Farley Pronounces Absolutlon. The funora! ef Justice Joieph T. Daly. of the Supreme Court. who occu? pied the bench for twenty-eight yeara, waa held yeaterday from tb* < hureh of St. Vinoent F-rr*r. Ka*r S:rty-l?vinth Street, in th. presence of hundredi. In rcservrd SOWS '*t lixty little or? phans from the Roman Catholic Or phan Asylum, ot which tbe late Juriit was * director. Near th*m sat dtcni* htl m at the Roman Catholic Church, well known members of the New York bar, actors, repr*sentatives of th* Players' Club. which Ju?tiee Daly hclped found. and membere of Irlah societies in which he had been active. CaHlaal Farley. attoaeod bv his per? sonal seeretary and Vicar Cenaral M. j. [,,v. ? -.e t'nal absoltt Uon, . ? lelemn high regaiesi Tiir;can priesta in chart,'' of Bt P**rref**l Church. Tha ..ni furnished hy a n.ale quart*t, whieh ehaated Pareai'a male voie* mass. under the drrection of F. H. Vogt Ir.'ermont was in the Daly vault at Calvary l *m*t*ry, where Ile* th* body of the ju.-.st'i brother. Augustin Daly, playirright and manager. Among those present were Mra. Aaai T. Kelly, widow of John Kelly, laadet of Tammany Hall more than a geaaration ago. whea Judge Daly waa . o'T.rT-on P1*M bench; I eonard F. Oiogerirh and Kufron* F. Philbin, and former Justiees Edward F. McCall and Henry A <? Pollbearen were St*r-h*i Farrelly, Edward .1. McGuire, Henry A. (iildtr sleeve. John Drew. Richard Dorney, Stephen H. Olin, Algernon S. Norton and James 0. Wl | The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum was repreaented by John Whalen, John P. Dunr, Benj'amin R- I.ummis, Daniel F. Mrfhoney. Stephen Farrelly, Franci* O'Neiil, Richard S. Treacey and John Jrrorno Kelly. The Players' Club was repreaented by F F. Maekey, State Commissioner Of Education .lohn H. Finley, Howard Kyl*. (ieorge K. Denny, E. J. Wendell, Ouy Niehols and Stenhen H. Olin. and the Catholie Club by Percy J. Kmg, John D. Crimmina, S'ophrn I.alor. John F. Cross, Michael J. Malqneea, Charles Winters, John Friel an.l Michael Con nori. A. B. STICKNEY DEAD; FOUNDED C. G. W. RY. Former President of Great West? ern Expires at 76. Bt Pau!, Mirrn.. Aug. 0 A. B. Stick r.ev, f..under of the ( hica^'o (ireat rn Railroad, died at hu home here thil morning, after an illness of four weeks. He had boOB in declining health for several years. Members of the familv and a num? ber of friend-- wet*l a' thi bedside when the , . trou? ble, with eomplieatioaa, wai given as the cause nf dmth. Mr. Btiekney, wbo was seventy-ols y.-ars ,,:,'.. ? i l.orn and edueatad in Maine, rfertB* wher* he orvHnr.-airo ? R , :, i - i tapaay. He Slse was bailder of branch lines of tl o'hrr roedl ' IfM COUied hii re*ign?tion ss president of the Chil IgO 'Ir. a* W* ? Mr. Stieftney took part in manv ac tivltic* to proni..fe the commercial. io cial and educat'ona! welfare of tho Northwest. i~>nr of bis commerciil projects re.ultrd in tho founding of . Paui L'nion Stockyards Com peay._ EX-SENATOR THURSTON DIES Ripre-entcd Nehraska from l>?9ri lo 1901 ?Was NeBlaley'* Advteee, Oatoha, Aug. 'J. John M. Thurston, Initi-u Statea Senator from Nebraska from ISSC te 1901, died at hii home hi-re earlv to-day. He had been critic slly lll for four week*. following heat prostration, and hii death had been momentarilv cxjiee'id. Thrombo phli bltin vaa the Immediet* cause o' death, according to the Bttendtng physicians. Mr Thurston WB* foi -everal years Mneral *f th* l'nion Paurti* Railway Company Ho was itity*eiaa years old. Hii Wlfl and two daughtera were a' thi Mr. Thuril rr. at Montpelier, Vt., AugasI II, 1847, II- was one of I'resident MeKlnley'l eloeeil sdvisen, and Bgreee won tiMiional BOtle* a. an ..rator. In 1872 he married Hiaa Martha Pnland. (inuirh'- Pelaae, of Omaha . ? ind tho next ? ? .ir ' ? of William J. Purman, former Cea gie-man from Florida, wh" survivei. JOHN J. Hill I (,' R, JR. Now Bruniwicl ig I. '"hn J. Boulgor, jr , tl ri old, .??i- merchant, of How Tork, " here laat nlghl fi tomi Ho wai ' '"?' Mid i .. ml. i,r ? '." 'be Eairlo*. and of tl >S?? Society. Boulgar * ?? :? aari iga to Itiaa Margi i -1 McGo* ira, ?????*- ?? ? i \i. \..i ii. PETERfl HAY Ml Jamo* R Hay, ? ? ounee* the *n , ? ?. r, ^arah te Mr. John Navarie Malcom V>|li-<<? nf mnrrln*e* nnd il.illi. eninl \,r anaaapaalra* aj full ...nn* aad a.tiir***. Dil I). Fsrrar.d. .l*ne 11, 1 ? der, il 1 R. Pedrick, Loretto M FARRAND Al Bl labeth, N J . Aagast laae h . ? iew of Jo?*ph -? year ' . . ral serviet i.-th. N J , Fn Aagait ii, a* I'M p.- m. GRANT Bu '?. at Fdicrmore ( la I ? Msnire, Bt* Dr. Gas lel Crant and ',at-r William la laeral ser PEDRKk r.oro'to M Pedi ek, belavad wife of VViLiam .1 Pedrick, jr, and saagater of Mr, Bad Mrs, Frank Y. Drammead I I irday, Au gi<* 12, from f her par* ? ? ?* . 'henea to the church of Corpai ( hrnti, Broadway and Itllt *? , where i aol emn renurem ma*? will b* offered at 10 a. m. Interment (ai\ary Ceme? tery. PET8CREK On Auguat 9. Iiidor ld husband of Koia Petiehek, aged II >cara. Funeral private. WHITE Al Waahlaftea, D. C . Auguat B, 11 rd Eal - I Dr. Howell a; . Cotkoal White, aged 'l'i >ear . Funeral service* will be be i Prlday, Aagual II, 'oo*. at 1:80, from lh* hom* of his parent*, Ptihk '? ?' >* will meit the 1 :i'7 train at Beacon. CEMFTFIMFH. the WOODI?wa 'tCMrrrn*. 1114 st }\, Har ?m rra r. and ?> TraIMm L*'i ' amal. s.i* f,.r aal*. ? ar&c*. ai a.kAi tu ai. a. s. ,