and aw mmm · ti Loss mi Country Checks, (Minit'.p sjivM All i:niiiiiiiilioiis w.ihiii.p mi llilmi r i.coriti-ocnre- r. 1 r.vt'x I i., UK I chairman of tin--; j'kikisi ny 1 e, House

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liCM'iito AcciiMitions lllllllllteiHlllt's ('iiVlllllfl'll ly

Coiiiim'I I'liti'i'mvpr.

in

( S.Mt.UIIO.OOII I'llOI'IT

lint

I "THE ROUNDERS."

ounilcra''Theatre

,,

llroiKi--s

('Luton Horn . .

ti Loss mi Country Checks , (Minit'.p

sjivM All i:niiiiiiiilioiis w.ihiii.pi.coriti-ocnre- r

.

mi llilmi r 1

r .vt'xI i ., UK

I

chairman of tin-- ; j'kikisi ny 1 e,

House look notice " put on last nlR-h-t ut tliol u letter nddrcssed to him hy ' ileum-- , Homo

.v..iinifl I ntetmver, oo nisei for the hurlesipie in this city. tlu summerr, Vutul-rli- p. on account "" rlnK. However, nave partially avoided1. i ntermver letter, 11 cotnmutn-- , -" iwiwimr una snori sKiriwix.v .'l t Mr ruio, sr.vlhi; Hi' made roplvI ' Ill '.IS til" tl'.pOIIll)ll tlCfld Of tllOi i.niiii'Mit tii'iuiry, p.irlicuUrly because,i tomionymous members, Ac,w h I cm Iffdly believe would formt. o! n i'iirt"oii imitation from you irv. r (olii'.iCtKw to member of tin1 Cl'.'.ir-- ,t

l l! 'i;i'Mi nuderlip went on to say that

to;on "nponsitilo gentlemen con- -

burlesipn.V.inderlip.

committee,Essentially

lijiof

committee."

"Wizard

enoiii'li

with the ( do numbers and electric eltects which wouldii volunteer appear belore your liave done more pretentious( due impri'ssiuii entertainment.t' . far ther i us rellec-te- the atti-- .. .,f rounsel. so much PEACE LUNCHEON FOR

nun the actual as limit!tlii- exidence so as support, if possible, ! Neiifvllli- - (inmt of Svtr;i i eivt'U assumption, lie aiwsi' '

ike lor .:iiille, the sensational state-i- -

tint the profits of the .Sew YotltIn- "i the nlleclinii of country checks

tiini.i"i milium This state-- 1

i of rnnrse einaiiHtes not from a witnessI. 'nun vour counsel, but the prei. re-i- i!

- of tin' heanni; hive undoiihtollyis n Hie mind many readeis the in- -t pre in.ii it mis neen oniciaiiy nrouirni r:.ii a henrinc your committee that thetii ii the New Vork banks from thisfi r tproimntp that l.irse tleure As

r ot New Vork ,

trakinc a profit SW.ooo.oon from lu" " .V""""""idheition of country checks the work

nlli' entails upon them n loss fromj:,ivi.iv to per milium.

I this conclusion from thethe National City Hunk, with

nli ti I am familiar Other bankers telli Hi.it their experience Is similar to that

i National City l.jnk. To unote e.i-- n

. f rum the figures of the National CityIl.iik excess amount recelied from

Co.

sent

hi- -

was

toa'.i

thein

us

of

of

of

net

of

Hie

i ollci tlon last year c.ime mid some other.hat is ,o .

" ' - from depositors of w, ,,f , ofifi"ik-- , amount us by and Knolls),

the seeks not to but alsoof JOti.tKM. a,1 ,ior- -

!. whole time we were on an uveraireii t i.. e of $7.1100,000 of money, s thatn - the iiMTiWi- - amount of noiuitry checksii 1. t In process of collection, credit lorBluli had been civen to tho depositors.

- that money worth 4 cent Itnl represent n loss of Jisn.imo, airaint

t h h we had the inruttie of jun.tnio,

f rally th business colli-i-tini- ; country.I, lis nut this bank :io,ij.

I hat beiiu' the I think It is fair tosav tint business country collectionsln cot tho banks New ork citv at

Such HI) apr.cit as Ii.ih been in. id' in the businessii- iumtry collei Hons has been made by

I'limtrv banks. Thev have receiveda nri;e vro-- s total. That total of tourse,s not bv anv means nil uot!t them, but

hntever profit there is in businessfoes to the tu tntr ml., aiui It is a profit

hii under exisiin.' i urid.tions it sei-ni-

to mc they are i.-.ii- entitled tor theernce which th-- v m olb-- i tunrhese and torwanbm' tie- - proi'-e.l-

.. that it bei nines aiai'.ible In the bankMhuli his alre.id) the oriental

nn-it-

' note ,n newspaper thent hearinu' that tie- - .tn-iin-nt is ni.ul..

' n.e of tie- - ne -- pai -- I - lourii .-- out tin- statement that Hie Infor- -

ii hi "ti tn the l leitrlns House' ll l'IIUI!l-- i .11 K'spei I to the bonk- -.

'ti- - i rp.i'eral, eir of he various banksi i, lie i la1 ( ten i In House coin- -

itn-- i ?i'ssio:, of the stains ofr talis o.uiner and and that this" r in. iu tniitln b" of i he utmost valuer -- r am .. of the niarlii-- t

s lllteiue.its as .leaMlllf III" till-- a

idaiile nr tit th" render's minda a v nne-- s r I to sm h a

n. 1n,r illutt i'es the bad i llect prodiii cdtn u.i.-nj- s

s.,, h s,,,prio-n- i uns Made bvti - an. siji'li had linen

n a Ii- - r would not lininb'"Ml true 'Ho' r iij Hoii-- ii cjiiiuuttce has no more..Ii ol hfl'iits of n haul,

I

ti

iik

',

in, jour uniii-el'- si lurther tisan ih.it it tin- - the

- Limes Iron) iln-- batik c.iimm.-- r thate t tli been lour.d in solvent i on --

.1 h leatin House- the .onl ol ih" batik and

,1 - 'hat snide, never hnv III iiefoieis oi the examination.

I .i V. were found bv thent then tuopei

n In the committee in detail,, : the bank is solvent and Iu tin- -

' e . imiiier i'topi-rl- inannirrdI iilisc.' uclv no knoiv eili

. oi ,,s nnatts. This method" ii . ' nml is one lli.ili, ' l'll-l'"- d bv I he I "lit lllfo l lenr- -

' '. latloii at He- - tune ol the.. I v.v.,1-1- 1 I,,mk troubles ihere, and

' Mtpletelv the nt'iiroval - I

u r, ,,, n a- - adopted, irni-tl- ' all)' bv i he New ork associa1 i avoid a of somc- -

- troubles hep- -

a- - tippiirenily an eflnrt to tentei that the House

,i"in iillcrior motives- I' ln iiii'inlieiship In th"

l eics i hem from such member- -

li p- uns notliini:... iii tin- - examination to' ' - " n an inlerenie, It was

' !". eh -i . and nothlni!id .i is to iiminuta a siis.

t.ut

S" f.llt.

()

ami If Ps lll'lliau'e- -

I crtaiulv no bank' pi ll"i llom I I'MlHlB Hoil-- f

"ti tilled ii ilh 'I huH ..-- . is urn a irtuiip of banditti,

lice, lomposed ol.n in thi i oiintty and its hlstoty

pi anil lotiservntlon at.Hid Ill tunes ol panic olthe

the w holu nation.

.lull Inmate Met urns.' ' i.iiwiii-slon- er Palrii k A

'III! llll of l III lull look pOss...,.' old Uuci'its louuty J. ill in l.oui;

i.isl llie

old mil h"i hotne. lland that she

" little bund thnt Mi le I l

Jail In lllntkiudl'e Islandisi-- in H'liilli rliottly lui old

and in-- pioiiilae nan lulllllid la- -i

1 i'iiiiiis..'iln-- i

e l ' l n hhe s to put to' !r

I I till Mis Hr.ldi r.nes.'i.l II,. ., ,,.rii,,,tii lnr ill.

MERRY 00I

t'olitmhln Thi-nlr- c Put on n nni-m- er

Mnalrnl htm."Hie (la It

Intiililn

I Helen Mrrrllt1,ld Msi

Mrs Ci'orirf a tlroritesllltlv llrifh. .

Ir KniillI. .seldom .

t.rorirrs.A TillTnlit Ktiiill..(ins CaMllcill'

,.

inI l n fnr

i.lii.eiiu ..r 1. .!.. ......... ..it jt .fin

Ml I

Mls l.nul-- r Prune lietlx Adcle llarlsnd

.MI(loldlrr UntilingI' A.Turnrr

Abtioit Wnrthlry. Italph Austin

. .Victor h'ahn...Al l'orrrtrtlmr Wilson

. Mai KrnnriU'Arthur Itlrr

. . .1. II. Prr;ott. W II Unpenr P. Murphy

It ouch cry ufter from' to a musical comedy when

tiMilliliter show

tlic

itnitfi? Mr,

"I is in twoacts ntul four scenes and originallypriHiuu-- under tht of "LetDo It." Tlic hook in liv Aaron Hoffman.I'atil West, well known for hi work intho of Oz" and "Babes in Toy-land- ."

wrote the lyric- -, and NhI I). Avercomposed the music. There was at Usualscarcely plot to follow but it wansumcient to carry several pretty musical

tsl le.irmt; Houseto cnslit a

mmit'e- - tom of

has been not BARON.facts to

to York

per

,ii

l.i.omi.noii

Hie

londitlon

illation

examiner

exnrniner

lllnlatrra at the Shvot.World Church Peace l.ieua for every-wher- e

mill Church l'pace 1eaituo for thI'nitvd States nre tho lntet vrntures toon President Tnft's peaie plans and the

of wars, huch formed theof complitnentury

ulven yesterdny by New Vork Feder-ation of Churches to llaron deNeufville ut the Hotel Savoy.

Two of the seerhes at the lilucheoii werein The Hev. Dr. .lunliis II. Itemen- -snyder presided. is at the head of theti. f.ict Instead bank. ,

of the,""""

h

V

a

a

He welcomed the Huron, whose homo isrankfort-on-.Mal-

"Our Kmperor on many occasions sayshe Is not a cessation of war betweennations," observed the llaron, "but everytime Kmperor William says no he meansyes. .Ministers speak to many propis.If they speak pence many peopl willhear and be Influenced.

Act on this conviction, the llaron two'years iico tnvitisl more than mo ministersoi r.nui.inu to come iiermany I hoy

of country checks unit Isltwdu. ,.., ay. the amount - to'Tn.'la'i,:.. 'WSSSR

the the lht. forIni11K. ,.ra,ive leaguethe charged Herman lertrymen. This

roimtrr banks for service of collettion, league only nil end arlf .in .ippaient total but diirmi: !"'t',;.r i1!lii"i'r.vl:"t''on hl"""(l

tinir per

orof

casethe of

of

the

the of

lul counsel

the

stoithis

any

the

.niste,repoMtion

.ll.ll

t'le-.-.o- u

nlthoiitflilertainly

such

,o,si.

blithest

hiliielitntlollralisnnrli

he

i lie nev i reiieni i.yncii, no lias Jiitbeen made head of a department ofoiiucll devoted to cause of

untioiiiiced the forming of u ChurchPe.-.c- l.e.iitue and the llnnnclal support i.c- -onled peace work by Mrs Klmer lll.ick

ol this ( lly One k'ift of .isl has just beenreielved and other Ulfts are probablel lie pi, in Is to ko every religious limlvand there back mi President 'laft 's ph.n forarbitration treaties mid an hrliltral courtat lie Untrue. Hie proposition of theHuron that American enter theWorld and e that they

with t.eniia.i and Kntilish peaceinoieiiienis ns uy inn nurou ini-- i

lea-- ' !:.oni.ofi to M.noo,n.i annually hearty response.

to

to

olaa.ni'd

htatetnent

I

t

inoiiir .Sew Vork resent Werethe Hev. Ilr S Kdwnrd Inuin', the Hevl)r .1. J. oitni:, the Hev Howard C l!ob-lilli- s,

Hev. Percv S. Hrant, the Hev lr.K A. and the Hev Mr. Williamt arter.

BIGGEST HARVARD REUNION.

Ini-lilil-

I lull to

..

I

i

I

tl I'iritili- - from HieHip Hotel Aslnr.

New ork Is to behold on Friday andSaturday of this week Hie Inruest K.nherlni:

jnf Hnrvnrd men ever outside of Cum-liridu- e

It is to be a national reunion ofalumni - the sixteenth nnnual imetltiK ofthe Ass( lined Harvard Clubs. It Ls heldiiist before the class day tuidineni week iu order that alumni mayi;o rik'ht from New to Cambridge.

I here will be business sessions andluni'h'-o- nl Club on ,

but real will bcitln with n paradeat 7 o'cloik on I'ridnv evemiu from the

Club to Hotel Astor. where theitinuitl dinner will be held. Joseph IIChonte, '.'..'. is to lie s'raiid marshal of theprocession end all sorts of other noteduraduates will be unions the trampers,i he dinner truest of honor will he PresidentLowell.

on Saturday special steamboatwill take the purtv to W'pst Point. 'Iherellie cadets will pl.iy Imsehall with nineof irraduates uud there will bei speiiil review ind Inspection of the

Hick in town In the evenlnitafter Hie l'railllates will have class dinners ami

Hon dinitiriiasioin)lted BPcrl smoker in the larce ballroom ofarin.-- Hi" Asior. Hie members of each classtlnin has

h.ls

was

of

Cle.illnicexcludesCleailnc

brouuht oui

llie

Whitney

prisoners

i'll

Whltnev dltei'ied

Thc(iihnhi

ram Stephens

not nil

thoKdotunt

Herman.

for

forIns--

thethe

into

ministers

ministers

theU'lih.irt

commence-- 'the

orktwo

the Hnrv.irdthe splurge

Harvard the

mornim:

Hnrvnrd

battalion.

will Ue semen lou'einer. I Here will tiemuslo and sonus and probably a vaudevilleshow, tin Sunday everybody will no toa party nt the seashore.

It is announced that all Harvard menwill be welcome at the whetheror not they bvloni; to any club or

THAWS COME HOME.

'llie liriii'Hi-- XVnsblimt on Mm Ilr In usHoily or Constll-Ciellr- Hill.

The .N'orlh Oermiin I.loyd steamshipflcork'e Washington, In yesterday fromHienien, Southiimpton and (.'lierhmirs.hiouchl the body of Frank D. Hill. I'nlti dStates Coiisul-tjenir- nt Ft ankfurt-on-Mai-

who was killed l.j fall on May23. AinotiK the passetiKt tfi vvcie Mis.ilrnjmnlu Thaw of I'lltsburi;. her dnuKh-ter- .

Miss Henrietta Thaw, and the latlet'sbiothct, Hcnjatnlu Thaw, Jr., HcrnanlF. (Jlmliil and his In lib, who was Miss.Men Hctnlielnii r William 1.. Phelps,William S. SpauldliiK. Fred W. Taylor iintiWaltci Wyckoff,

Atnonk' the' at rivals on the New Vorkand I'oito It ko Huei fojitto in (rum S.in.liinn weio .Stistliencs llihn and W, T.Mills, tlvlfgatrs to the Hepubllcnn na-tional convention at Unlearnt, and IVdtoA. tiuericro, to the Ueinoctutlcnatliinal i on l . ill Ion lit ll.'iltllnotc. tin theI'lhimii lo wi le repicscntiitlV'e.s of

I have Miy knowledge Porto Itlco suk:u conuninles on their way.inns lloue there nevei uns to Washington, unu -. nice, commla-..- .

bank .ippli,,,, lor adt.us.ioi, lin'c,' lpl.!Hd werein k -- I, .lived a i lean bill ot health, , Adams, Casslus H.'ifsley. Ficderlck

H solvent, il It liinl the mini-- i Husromh, C'nspci H iJcckui, I'rtiz I'n-tz-

iiliidi the rulHsol tho feld and Allan It Hca.

th"these ondltlons

illnessmost

lines, to

Ktleted

ic reel

week atllolia

Ihe

lo

Mcrr

title UeorKe

help

lunclipon

He

-- wu

reunion,

DROPS DEAD IN PENKSY TRAIN.

II. Itlcli. Ilrnl Hslnte llenler, strickenIn I'iltadelililn.

I'lill.Ant'.t.l'lHA, .lime pi II Hu h. mem-

ber ol ttio teat estate firm of A ,1 lllcli A

Co.. with ofllces In the .Si user building,Sen Vork, and m I'.'l-l.- 'i aimer street,S.in Francisco, died on the I'ennsylvanlolimited train from apoplexy as the train

'arrived hern nt I o'clock this afternoonMi. Itlch. who was on his way to .Sew

vork on liu'lness trip, was sittlnif in theI Horn thai iii.lilutliui Ivali 'sTViii tin it rv. "'"Vi . V,,. thV.iIn lnr tin. laat llilrtv Venta oe. lien'' , ... , ....

tear.,

11

il .e.'

I 11,1.

to

k

t

n

a

a

,,

n

n

a

out they were uniitiie to 110 Rnytninir torI1I111. Ihe lindy was taiten iroin tiin trainhere Hnd vuih turned over to Oliver H. HairIhe New ork olllce was called up and one)ol his relatives came hern and elainied thehotly Mr Itlch was fll years old.

Mr Itlch vv.is a brother of David filchof :11ft West Ninety-fourt- h streot and ofMr I'. H. I.ivitiitnon ol New nrn Its.ins born lu New tirienns nna went to

"lid lr. In nll Tn-iln- -. rannisro when 11 youtur man He hasH

".

i.ilivavi. in llie rent estate niisinesaHe II.'IS two Tiroiliers ill nan r I ll III mi 11,

.1 Huh and Hairy Itit-- lieei.iin.i In l.i, 11, Inn Mi llradv ua 11 bachelor and lived at 2121 Van N'esa

" lav whii h N Inientleil fur tho I avenue, ruin lie belonjtert to' yl .Mi.vi Cieuiue uuxt beubou. Jthe Inlon Leatrue tlub of an francisco

of Hip Third Anof Mnyors

in rii.ii.

THE SUN, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1912.

HOME RULE FOR CITIES

Conference

300 DKLKUATKS ATT KM)

Proposed Establishment of a('cntriil Hnrenn of Mnniciptil

liiforiniitioii.

Urli'A, .June In- .- Tho third annual conference of the Mayors and other municipalofficers of New York State opened In thiscity this afternoon. About son delegateare iu attendance, reprpsetitini; everycity of Importance in tho State, Lieut.-Oo- v.

Thomas F. Conway was present andxvlll attend ex'ory session of tho confer

i ;

court

ence, and will address Tuesday. ,, mn,iT niu,,n tn-tl- m nM ..Sherman was . t(,n,ay

iiiade the ndtlrcss Zul m Colllm, , )hnxvns Wash- -

k Smi( ,lft,,rnoon W(Un.,niKion . nine. after all. spaniel.

point in Mrtl Zui ma(o th ol(, tnihlftlnterest ami will, merit taMnK ,)ftcl ,() rtmlmortance of lepers ana, ,m.H mftRnilled the

In every reKard the 1 by .,,,., .. ,1M.,,Mfnr the most successful alherini; ofkind ever held in the State.

The labors the two previous confer-ences are now shaping themselves intodefinite results Some needed reformsare to be brought about, some Inexisting laws made and legislation enactedthat will better the conditions of the citiesof the State. The keynote of the con-

ference is "more homo rule for cities,"The city officials will work unitedly toobtain this. 'Features of the openingsession were the recoinmetidat ion of tho

water

PAY

.lamps

nvi.nUfleave

wth Policeman .enryadvisorv committeeof central bureau of ,WeRt street station

Paul which Augustadelegates place i

definite paying mtti'1- - ,,tt.H loosing h- -r mis-eac- h

city to contribute tjss little tor exer.-Ise- .

address of Kobert sho work" for-- f,rovt"'nii.lfr.l --eeretjirx- of the Citv Club , at t.ll ParkNew Itichard P. French of West

The delegates liegan to arrive from nilparts of the State this forenoon. Many ofthem are from the eastern wirt of theState, including about lifty from New-Yor-

city headed by llnlpb ma-jority leader of the New York Hoard ofAldermen Tux hdwardKaufman and Tax

Kdwnrd I.. npxititcdsiecially by Mayor (iaynor to tepresentthe were oh board the 'Ibisis the time New York tlele- -

Hit ion to conference bv Mayors.flulTalo mid llochester sent ilele.gutions too making official recognitionof tlie confen-ni-- for the fin time nUo.

The first formal action of confer-ence was tin- - mis-tin- of thecommittee This committee pre-onte- d

most ImiHirtant retsirtthe ot central bureau of

State dog, on McfSirrllie iKMiein in nry

sign-s- l Mayor John K.Sague of Pougtikeepsie, Samuel I,ew-isoh- n

and Hmkerd New York,executive of confer-

ence, presented to delegatestheir Tho rc)rt says

Cities villages should lie irlven

;. I. .Y

S ,,

m

in,tii

A

localto make their Occidental Movvery

eieiy as Michael Katzmunicipal organiy.iiion we conceive to

the number ol ofll er shall beenough t'i pernio of the i lionof offlieholders. the unices shall liesuRleivni in importance to attiact men ol

there shall lie sufficientot niithoritv respoti- -

blllty to permit of in the mliiiiu- - '

rat ii.ii of in nun nil.ilrs lie-- e prin-ciples include Mayor otincilplan i omnii-slo- n liinn, ivluil, h.uililbe proviili-i- l 111 tcn-l.il lliiillii orgaiii-zalliu- i

the of each -- il''li loiluIn- - et in iiintrol ol any

n municipal electHie the election of inuiiicltiii! -

ieis without the use ol national partv em- -

lilems ot permitting cities tonearly i it x elections on it i

IssuesHubert S. Iilnkerd, secretary City

Club of New speaketafternoon xvhen conference

settled down to"Since everyone believes In home rule,why don't we have Takingfor his theme, Iilnkerd said thatnot since days of tiov. Tllucn Ktz

mi h-- s

trouhl.- - andutbuilt upon "that freedom In locul

mntters" whichtumle if Amerlcun citi-zenship.

HlnUerJ snhl hrup 11L' laws ofll'i: ami Hint tlfty-on- e of this.'

In 'xpi-cill- Irrltiitlni; man-ner' with .uvernnicnl.

"The salaries membeii--

tor year l!tl' aiiKiunteilIn MOO.CMlO." lie contlnueil. "while

leul.xlntlv HCM-In- for ll'lUeasily State half million.Duislile of one important city measure,what to mu-nicipal It yielded this:That Hooslck may l.Mi.OOO

of lis streets, that ofAlbany property toof Albnn. that Port Chester bor-row moncv to house, thatKast t'hrster maycostlnit not js.uou, thnt Hurfiilomay chansc salary of

of education, that certain vll-l.i- e

may not sprinkle vlllauestreets, that Cortland triceto HelplnK andthnt SaratoKii Sprlnss h iiiyurr

These serious proposals. Iilnkerd j

asked Mayors to take note,embodied In chapters S, 10,

2S, 31'. and of laws1912 Kmplre State

The speaker passnaeact and

ftnvernor

sarv. primarevival

inn'l, tortneriv 01 nu nicncnsocial in

municipalities. Mavors Thomas H.O'Neillof Auhtirn anil John Reamer Ithaca

the discussion Therepapers, inciudinK paper theciencx- - of nuhlic ProfPntil II of New 01m onmunicipal llRhtintj problem (lenrun F..

Van Keeneti, chairman New VorkState Thncon- -feretice will cnntiutin and

etlnesdnyThe principal uppaker of evrnini;, ,

Chairman CieorRe K. Kennendiscussed

of xvithparticular reference tolliivno wtiicn was 1 rained ty the

Commission passed livnf 11)12. failed of Re in

I Assembly.Van Kennen said that Ih total

I more than 40n,noo horse-powe- r whichabsolutely to Htate whioh

'can economically andutilized.

further appears, hotn of such reservoirs to

developed uniiuvcioiea sites niotiRstreams, and in addition

we nearly 800.000 undevelonedI power claimed to privately owned

tliroiiRh riparian rmhbi and legislativeuratits, which ittclutle

power nt l.oti on Ih-.- '

St. Lawrence, whioli Is capable ofproducing Rou.'iOO horse-powe- r. llnd

i therefore that I hern is upproxiinatelyl,40ii,oiiti liorM-pov- vcr within Statewhich Is wholly uiitpssl commercialami industrial purposes."

best estimates,I Ml ln li. n.... ,.n.,,.l.i.lrt.l ll.n tl.itmini " " : :"

Inn

It

mil ntr-i- u w VI Illlw ,11 lint, ill linn 171.tifclusive of locomotives does exceedt.tioti.ooo horse-powe- r, and that therefore

power in (implysufficient to provide every rpipilre-tne- nt

mid to turn every wheel that isPtignRed in commercial enterprise

DOGS RAN LOOSE.

I'm llnnprit In Court tn Mettle

IIok In

Ten of ilogs had to pay yester-day in Sltlo police accord-in"- ;

to size of their pets becausehad let niti on Sunditv in Man-

hattan Square I'urk in violation of thecity ordinances, ordinance andtho sanitary Maclstrato H.vrisimpoHPil fines totalling

.Meanwhile tho cops are learningdifference between n trench pond In

ninko anto of ft iJluof wclciimo to the Qf lmt,

deleKates. but unable to ni mis Iloston bull but a Cooker

In of attendance, evidence of I ,,, ,m,,Rood in the and I

of ft ,,0icrmani Mur.presented in(K,)aotl ,ia1other conference I , ,.

the

of

changes

advisory

Hubert

atohtv.

actlor

deteimine

county

huy

license

eotiHlslentli-

evil

Vork

Mrs Zuli to a 3

Burton a lawyer, who liveat 1.17 West Fifty-nint- h street, to pay$J because bulldog was running atlarge the park. told MagistrateHarris that he in accordordinance and aikisl to he fined

of frankness courtlinK.sol a t2 fine.

Wallaco Kttinger. who on stage in"Officer OCrt" calls that Worthy a "hell of

cop. looked as he wished he

the .s..ahlihment pl!mR t. of thea information, the 8'y-eight- h

determination of the to a II line rntoz."curred bvthe conference on n basis.

a share of the twoexpense, and the S. 8S, J Uve

f t entral est.York. i 118 Kightieth

Folks,

CommissionerCommis-

sioner Heydecker,

city, train.lirsl has sent a

the(urge

the

arecommending

establishment abut

lilt- - I'liics imendatioiis, by

S, ofcommittee the

were theconsideration.

and fullthe

th"kill

thatdetinue e

'Ii.tt

and thai.mil

eftlt lencv-t nml I

a and ia

a lp.illot,

citv.

pto. nfti

mote j

v

thethe

this the

It'.'"Mr.

the had

aKo

anilthe

Mr. hailtiri-- t of

anil

thethe

over

cost the

Kovernttiont''

themav sell the

(Irelire

overthe Its superin-

tendentmay

the Kut

dOKH."Mr.

the wererespectively

of

empnwerlnr;"one who will

Commission, the

ofled

Ihe Uythn

bythe

Conservation

the

Conservation Commission, thoconservation

theI

Conservationthe hutthe

Mrof

thedeveloped

I"

construction

unathe

find

tho unde-veloped the

We

thofor

tho obtainable'I n t.tul !

not

llie undevelopedfor

BECAUSE

for

thethe

tho

SIR.

tho

the

fineH.

hisHe

was thotin. the

his the

the

afor

",pI'omeranians

wl,

mav

street gladly handed over for the liliertyof his bull, w also did Alice Sanders, an

of tut West Kighty-thir- d Rtrts-t- , torher diminutive Pomeranian,which has a broken

Chester of 1.1 West Seven!iiit up for- his uxercise.

and Charles F.. Cox of nr.i West Seventv-elght- h

street handed over for his Hos-to- li

terrier's gambol Two little I'nm.'eraninns lielonging to )r Masonor 3H1 West F.ightloth street cost her II,and Philip Pnnford. who lives at Westlaghtv-seeon- d paid for hisPomeranian

Peter hotel manager whont lll West Figlitieth street, said

that his Charles spaniel was ona le.nshbut went loose when h", McOirr.stooed to tie his shoe lace.

insisted that the lenc-l- i wa not onmunicipal information Hie for t the

thefor

Mcflirr paid $.

DEATH RATHER THAN CHARITY.

Ilnprlrss Cripplel.rfl nml

in self Including! n!nn "ho registered nt Hotelthe right own charters, 'l he t on early yesterdayprinciple which underlie morning tried to

l.esmall'

and

detail- -should

should

names,

ofYotlt, was

the ipjestlon,

this'

taken

entire

in

worth

llantl

Vork.called for

on

otheron

water

passu

said, "that

HatilLnlone

From

I'nrU.owners

Westthpy

them

code.

have

tilled

in

limit.only

when

there

fc

artistaged

$3

Mary

7sstrisu.

Prince

Policeman

TriedLetter I'oeiu.

powers

shoiiM

answer

yield

himself by inhaling illuminating gas Hewas found unconscious at o'clock andwould have accomplished his purposesave for first aid efforts of Policemen11 nan mid Murphy, who were calledwhen the day clerk mih-IIii- I gas

had written eight lettei and leftthem to be mailed. Another was "towhom it may concern, "and read

Hi Mis I am doing th s v oluntai ilvtho absolute l,c. emit lie (,e cause Inthese ilavs of the survival of the llttestmi crippled t oinlltliin renders it impi'-Mli- l"

fiu me to secure positi.ui, mid rather thandopi-ni- l loutter on kind irn-nd- s or beiomei hatity patient I prefer ending It altogetherlielote loner 111 the scale

erv sltiieri'lv.Besides tin was poem signed M.

ItOnly ,ilclile's jrrM's. Tivas shownTo llui's ho p.vsril It hv unktimvtlWhMiiirii tektunv the nxms or cin-.- l

Of otis rtiinni'ttlair siich itfrtHe llr there In hl ntvrKlcsplr I

I nwrpt. iiiirninirnr.l, unrrcosnl.-.ri- l

Ix

A , wh Unw Hsij t,.-,- t tlH.there I''ii cri-u- t n ilcmnnil by cl .tw lllK r,Knt t , utnputnt.Hl wtnof the State for ytcm nf tnunlcl- - VH.irH fur tuherciilarpal Kiivcrnment. capable r expansion, Jia( tVMl wjln tn,.wU allcl for ,imo

has iilvvayH been

the thefiiunil

tlealt alocal

of of

llie eu

illil this

Tails pnvecity

mayrepair a

a enujlni;

trusteesmonev

Associationmay

12.'i. 14'.' 127 the ofof the New

the ofn municipal for'

nireciorVice

werea

Hans nnd

Commission.

Van

lull,nnd

Senate

a

and

"It hy

linpioveilhorse- -

Kre.tt

f- -

park

and

MrH

had pay

had

i

with

though

s

andleg.

Hallstreet

'.'

Mctiirr aliviis

.xturtna

sclilrn

ti

a

Katz

nv

aa

sinking

aread

u

a

n u

it home He lui'l written u nood deal oftioetry. it was expliued, hut none of ithad been printed Katz is now a pris-oner nt St Vincent's Hospital lie willprobublv recover

I'ln- - nml I'ln em.viiri'm link niHiiKBlnn illr-r- cr nf

I'irriiii. n ill imn Mtiirtiimna tli- - MHiirrtjtiid tor lm.loti He will i.p

a t.rnail Mirks nii tr,,. ir,, m jn.iluOi m hu st ti.jr of thf t'ontlnrrit.

"I..i Dinri- .Mix Vlnltnn" iTIu- - Dance nftin- - Violin IkhI Ii Hr- -t ptnilui Hon ontiiBf at llummerisii tn's Vlitorl.i Theatre

afternoon nml on the roof nxr-ilt--

at k : Mine N.ivoi.i Hiu ,t cmi'.iiivof elulitrrn il.ince IMenly mlr.ul'-- iu tlifai'cnmi'uiiltiii nt nf lx 'i,.lv iinllnUt- -

"A rtuit'rtly on the Wli.e!." which np-ii-

nt he Tlilrt ninth .strut Theatre on .Ian-unr- y

:. will ilnne r 111 r II y after tomnr nki. the l.it perforuitinrr for theI.resmt InltiK for Situnlai. June Therroilurtlon will reopen again curly In An- -

tireum nenii-ar- y to arranKe forfin "A llultrrriy on the Wheel"

lieiatie the rut ! utiiipoiieil alniont lj

of Knullih pluyera .mil they allon in.iKliiK vacation trip- - home.

HUH" Purki-- the SLtrc", vllteil Hammer-'- ihi' Itmif ilarilen laat nliiht and per-

sonally onitrattilnwit her alBter, OrairHiluiK, fot her skilful exhlhlllnn of faniyIce -- katlnj

veto special hills thus made unneccs-- 1

Illanch- - DufnvM. who l -- lnfln theTil" rhl"f paper nt session 'donna role nf M.ihii m the of "The

of tho conference was hv OeorRe .1 Knee- - Pirates of penz.inn" at ihe Cualnn Thatre.

nfflschools

of

of tho

resources

Iw

Iteach,

collie's

the

has bein engaxeil to lieconie a regular mem-ber of the Gilbert Hnd Sullivan orgatilia-lio-

When the rmnpany. Mart" on lietrnnncnntlri'tital totit. iihlih i to keep ttcnnsiantly on llie roail until the middle nfApril. Mla Imfftilil will cing Malnl In

Patlince In "Patience." Joarphlne In"Pinafore" ami Vum Vum In "The Mikado"

A II WnoiU will Iii fiimortate'l with Co-

han Ilurrl" In the management nf boththe new I'ohan A Harris Theatre In Thellronx and the Aetor Theatre, which waarerintly iiriiuln-- from Wngenhala A Kern-ie-

Mr Woods haa dennltrly decided toopen Ida new Julian I'ltlnge Theatre with"Within the Law," In which Jane Cowl xvlllumume th" leading role. Kither HenryMiller In "The Halnbow" or flnyninnil Hitch-loc- k

In "The Ited Widow" will he the open-In- g

iittrartlnn at the new Cohan, Harrla AWuodn llronx Theatre,

Having rnlei mined the llerinan andAmerltan sailors Hi the Winter Harden Sun-

day evi nltig, fifty members of the mu-l- c

hall were Biieata yeaterrtay afternonn of Klagt.ieut .urt'iiuin ann I. lent, t.ary 01 tbe

itnnoiind Ihe flood waters and reculatei I.nulalana an. I l.leul Ki'lni of the Moltke.the (low of btri-um- s nearly 2IW,nr0 horse- - llefrerhinrnla wire aeiicil aboard the I.nul.l-powc- r

will be added Ut the present ' una, sfter nhuh the party wa received on

be

any

the ilirni.ui lla.-ahl- I.aat evening all ofth- - offliira of the tleet not 011 duty nor Inattendance at tho Waldorf-Aftorl- a dinneroccupied boitt at tha Winter aardtn.

WIFE AGAINST HUSBAND

L

Mrs. Mnehlfcldt on Stand TellsA limit His Actions After

Denth of Patrick Hums.

COl'SIX ALSO TESTIFIES

I'ristiner's Uelatives End Prose-ciition- 's

Cukc Tell HisWith liinsfley.

tda May Muehlfetilt. daughter of JohnH. Ijemttion, one of the agents of theParkhurst society nt the time of th IxowInvestigation, took the stand yesterdayagainst her husband, Frank W. Muehl-feld- t,

who is on trial before Judge Malotiein (iptieral Sessions lor tho minder ofPatrick Hums, ex-- l. hief of Police of Find-le-

Ohio, In Durns's saloon at 830 Forestavenue, Tho Itronx, on the morning ofFebruary II. Mrs. Mtiehlfeldt is 21 yearsold, as is her husband mid is comelyShe npj-'ar- in court with a lint trimmedxvith red roses, a red ribbon about her neckund a feather boa, and did not seem to l

greatly worried over her husband's pre-dicament,

Mrs, Muehlfoldt testified that from ino'clock on the morning of February Hi to.1 o'clock on the following morning she didtint see her husband. He camo home, shesaid, at 5 o'clock on the morning of Feb-ruary II with a cut on his head and toldI l.n. I... 1....I . I tU. I.i it unit in' mill iriciiru iiiit i ui ill ..iiargument in Stratiss's saloon on Secondavenue, A imlicomati, lie said, had hithim over the head. He atlded that HigBill I.ingley, his cousin, already con-

victed of murder in th first degree forBums's death, was with him at the tin.e

' He also warned her. sho said, not to openthe door, as he feared "the gang IroinStrnuss's" would come ox-o- r to maketrouble.

I.ate in the day, Mrs. Mtiehlfeldt added,I.ingley came to the house and the twocousin hud a half hour conwrsntion inth bathroom with the door locked. Milllater Mtiehlfeldt got a copy of an eveningpiiier ntul ixuid the headlines of the storyof llurns's murder without comireni.Her husband remained tn his lion.e. whichwa at 2:75 Bassford axenue. The Bronx.

I fnr the rest of the week without going outnt all. '1 hen he borrowed money of hiwife, saying lie wa going out of townBefore he left Mrs Mtiehlfeldt hoard hismother tell him that the iolice had iden-tified I.ingley. already under artcst inconnect Inn with another case, ns con-nected with the Hums murder, and advisehim to get out of towin ,

On Mrs. Muchlleldtsaid that her father, John II. Lcinmoii,was formerly with the Parkhurst Society,of winch Assistant District Attorney Mos- -

,who is prosecuting Mtiehlfeldt. at thattime was counsel. She suld that Meuhl-feld- t

had kept omjsiny with her for .1

year and n half lWoie their marriage andthat ne unit neen an active xvorker in theDutch Ketormeil Church m Histstreet and had attctidt-- church with hete'ery Sunday Her husband, she said,

.hart taken a course in automobile drivingI in the Y. M. C. A., and up to last January, had lieen employed as a messenger byI the brokerage firm of William K, Hooligan

A Co.Detective Frank T Casassa, who

amsted Muehlfeldt. said be lound himasleep in hi room 111 the New JerseyTraining School for Feeble Minded Hoy'sand Oirls, where Mtiehlfeldt was mi at-tendant That was 111 12 ir, o'clock in the

'mottling Casaja said he and lvtectivv.xicrvennn went into the room, woke upMui hlfeldt and told him be was underurrcst for the murder ol Hums.

Another relative t Muehlfeldt 's ap-peared on the stand against him in thperson ol Ada May linlmaun. a thiidcousin to Mtiehlfeldt mid also to Hu- - Hill

, Uligley She was a witness iu the I.ingleyittliil mid told practically the same stor'vyesteniay. At buigley's reiiu.-st-

, slie smii,she had warned Muchlleldt that the policewere after him 'I he prosecution restedand Mr. Ivy said that he expected tohave all the defenin in bv

THE SEAGOERS.

Thotr Willi Ale SuIIIiik Tda- - forHnslnnil ami the t'oiilliirnt,

AnioriR those salllnn y on thesteainslilp Kiuniilnzi8sn iVelle. furlirettun. are .

'

Mr. .U.iJh AilUr.Ilr Mllluiin l.nillctt,Mr. I.ilriijn.l N ilicl

tunc.i Juliet llrr Itunu--

Mr ntul Mrs Ailolphu- -lliisrh.

Mr. unit Mi Henrylis inn,

Hr 1: Pilot, ,lr .

Ilr ltoti-- rt ti e Tunc,lly the Muuretunla

anil Samurl Col InutirrlhuallSloan.The liev Tharles

si rontione.A.

sianl.lxin htanre.I'apt C l. link Crtrr.Mr till Mrs I M peM.Mr .'iml Mrs William .

Ilraily.Pr Jo.eph rolllnv,

Mr nrt Mrx Max tiiuHfiihelm,I'tof .1 A Manilel.Mr anil Mm (', 11. Onh

teilcrlrk Somnici,Mi's M .Suniiller .lliil

Mls 1: ' .sommer,Mr ana Mrs. Ilenjainln

Stern.Ilr anil 111 John ti

1'lata

Mr Ml. J IItl. Cmvperttiuall

l.leul Cul II. I. l;kilahl.

Mr l.ilMar.l Sieien..Mr. ,. l I.eiriirli.Ihe Hev. Hr I

liuijiiill.Mr anil lr John 1.

niieriiniHtll the .Mi uvv ni '

The ids s ile l.atior. sun,Tnvi iim nil. pi ami Mr.

Mrs M II I'rli-e- . 1'ianaIlr. anil Mr,. Arthur Mr and Xtr. Ilrnry I'

ru. !!;., Iloxnlm.111Prof Wlllhm S John

In the second and third c.iblnn of theNleuw Amsterdam will sail !i0o membersof the Itoheinliin Gymnastic A?9oelatlon.who will take part In the Kmnastlc

to be held In Praniio on .lutie26.

No.lea of llie Social World.Ml anil Mrs William II Sage nf Albany

are al the Hi Heel- - far a ehort vlelt

Mr and Mri Dewitt Clinton rtlalr. whohave rriently ri turned from Kurope, are atthe Plana

Mr and Mr llenjamln Thaw, after a lourof the world, are at the I!it7..farltnn Theywill anon go to Neivpoit

Mr and Mr- - Aleiamlrr l.aughlln andfamily of Plttaburi: have been at the Hotelxanueriillt alnie their return from Uuiope

' Mra Edward .V Hreltung and Mlaa ,Iq.llette nreltung will nail y for Europe

' They will paaa the greater part of the sum-- J

mer In Verealllea, where later on they willhe Joined by Mr Hreltung

Col rtobert M. Thnmpaon retumeil tn thej St lira-I- yeaterday from Southampton. I, I

He will tall for Europe on I'rlday 10 attendthe Olympic games In Stockholm with Mr,

j TlKimpaon, who la now In Europe

The wedillng of Mra I" Thornton rtoe. adaughter of Mra. John C Calhoun Thorntonto t'harlea If. Tlilerlot will take place thlaafternoon at Villa Memo, the country homeof the brlde'a mother, In St Jatuei, I,.

Ml Carolina Lawrence Churchill, 11 niecenf Mr. Henry Vatea Satterler, will b mar-ried t'i tieorge II Ilartholomew In CalvaryChurch on June 27 William C. Ilartholomewwill art as hi brother's beat man The- -

t will be no reception.'

MIm MarJorle Me, daughter of Henry CI'll, American MlnlHef in Madrid, will be

I rua r Ii il tn Shnnc I.ralle, a ton of Col, andsir, jonn i.eatie or isimlon, thla afternoonnt the Cedara, the country home of thebrlde'a slater, Mrs. W, Jlourka Cockran, laPort Waahlniton, L. I.

1

Yellowstone Parkand the

Scenic Northwest

ft?"i

l,iii is lit I'.,,,

RrstcLvs-j- J

mmm

s

V COMI'UliSSI-- MKIMKIi-PKOOI- -' II. DIN .

InII nr.- -

uii i.sir 'w.

HI

11 it

Stamfmiiu, t'onn , lunc lu

C

111

to7

mll

'I

nl

and withoutpending lltidmi;

XI I an

See AmericaNOW!

MOTHER MURDER

Let me tell you about excursion datesin May, June and July, and cost ofthrough tickets. Special Summer Tour-ist and Convention Fares lonR limits,liberal stopover3. See the ProsperityStates of Ameiica along the NorthernPacific Railway.

Special! Parties ofElks and Others

arc making the trip Portland, Tticomn, Seattle,Spokane, etc. Join th'? one ftom your sectionend travel in conr.d"nl eomjumy. Through

from Chl-- u , ,, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Kan-sas St. Paul nii'l Minneapolis.

Ak for Ycllo-,vto:- Park liternturr: and par-ticulars of trip via only line

nlrkinl enl 'ice. :cuinn .June 15 Sept.13. 101 . v

.VKiisHns',t!r. I'". irrt..1214 llrtfiiirn,

I'lmn- - .tfrtiini ijr. topi

Northern Pacific Ky

How An American, WhoWas Diaz Secret Agent,

Escaped From Mexico

will be an extraordinaryTHERE by this man in nextSUNDAY'S SUN telling of

the remarkable scene when he bid

farewell to the deposed President in

the Utter castle, and how he washounded all over Mexico before he

got to the coast.

Order THE SUNDAY SUN for

regular delivery from your

newsaea

ET7I

112 Wl'ST olt ST., h'ixVK

5567 CO! I'MTifS I'OI'NDnp 1863

HELD FOR

AllrAetl lliix't 1 relliilrl IIoiiim.

'an here late this allertioou Coro-- 1

Mix New Haven county ordered'the detention Mrs. Joiin Doyie

MaplevvoiMl avenue, llriditeporl,further investigation clmrK"

that munleretlhaliy Inst Monday Hume Hotel,New Huven

Mrs Doyle went hotel Mon-tia- y

nii'.ht uLotii o'clock with luibyanil n.mie.She departed about o'clock.

rctiuti. baby lound nillo-cali-- d

Last Wednenlav PoyleHniiui'porl c.tlile ceremony perfnrnied

loundwith HridKcptui

who preceded hereon Wctlties- - tecepllonuny. nuuiii

both beini: iieldCoroner li.x's

LICENSE FOR ROOF.

Siiiiiii-i-'- s

Oiiriia In

low

to

trainsCity,

ttito

rr awXnr )'i v!f

a

JSS,

InIn

rBa

IN

Hut

iutiichttier of

of olW.9 p"tnl-- j

iiik ol tin-

sh herthe

Ihe Insttin-

anMie did

not liu wasnext tiny.

Mr left herin was by

wasby of

wasare

nil Sum merOlniiui.

Mioxt

'Ihe M.ulleiiii (inlili-n- .

j which has been underKoilii; iiianvin the In at two neck- -, una Iniinallv opi'in-i- l

'last uiiflil. but under adieiee 111111111- -'

The bar was closed' explained by John ! .Mi connsol fill H011I

roof Vllllllll operate llllder Ihe llrell-- e otMadison Square (iiinlen proier, bill

llate yesteniay was that as the' iitilt o the roof used was over IheTheilire and Ih" .Madison Cnnieilllnll. whlili under sepnrnle thea-l- l

leal luenses. llie excise llu'ii-- n of. Ihe.Harden pi nut avail Whenapplication (or a separate exrl-- e licensewas niiidn was totind that inlicense of the ( Theiit hail milrevoked, and under Hie law .111 excise li-

cense mil he IssuedThe new toot garden, however, was

filled

LINCOLN RELICS FOR MUSEUM.

I.anitirrt Colleclloii(in In prlusflehl.

PitlitvnKbi'iita, Juno 10. The Lincolncollection gathered by th" l.itn MnjtirWilliam H or thin Is toa in tho l.incoln atSprlnKflcld. accordins to p. do-;'.- '

friend of Major inn collectionis eaid to ls the most completo in oxli-- t

once ami is at abnnt ilSu.iitiiiMajor 1. nml). also wn tho

of tho i'liuckerny collaciinn in thoworld. hie Is at about S2S0,ntin.

1 It ia to be eold, probably inuol.

1 tier.

fTv5R7 t iki'-pko-o! STOUAGlv

IIOI'SIJHOI.I)

T'M"STEWMTTF.LlirHONH

Porter III ue-loi-

Nt.w Havkn, .lime III Miss Louise) Hlge- -

lrr low, daiinhler of Mr and Mrs. Frank Ij.llnteloiv or llili eity and itrantlilniiuhtsr ofthe IU" tiov Unhurt II. Illitelnw. was

tins in the t hurch orthe to iJon.ild Wallncu Porter.

: 'uile, I'.iii.. .mil Harvard M01l1c.1l School,l'.u. bride was attended by MintHelen Porter, sMcr of the brideitroom, andthree liiili'.-in.iii- Mi Until llrnlnaril of

Misi' h.irlolle llopkinsof Hunsor.Me mid Miss Iliiih New Haven'I he In .iesToom had a- - Ins best mini I.Diila

' I lictitin-'iAa- of Sen Haven, a Yale chs-lii.il- e.

lid the Inelllded Pirrre-.o- at

Hiiteloi, Sen Haven, 11I1' 'n, Si h.irles 1,. I.ei.i-- i 01 .New lale. 'it' S, ,losi'ili Seovdl Porter ol MiddleloiMi.

j ' "nil.. .le. 'Hi. Iie'llletll 11. Vehs ofSi r.intoii, 'n . vale, 'us, )r tieorge I in-- Jcoin Woreo-te- i .

. ami Ilr Walterl..nev ol t heveuiie. v o , llnrvard, M .

hiisbaud and lo Stain- -' 'Ihe the'foul, ij licit' Hev Watson I. Phillip, 1). I thl rltr

Churles II. Stroilt, a assisted the Hev .lav htocklnif .New.youth her tuniU,.. Mass A followed tli

nw arrcsieu aiouii xviui eeremon j.

NO

bail

innf olihaiiKi'i

stances.A Intyte.

thelearned

finrtlenSituate

per would

lheairii.iliarrleti te

could

III.

cilyreatlnR plaou Mubeum

l.amnru--i

valued

lines',valued

coons

nitenioonKe.leetner

Ihe

Purler ol

"sliera

ll.iven,

ol

llrimkl 11 In lloeU

lmt k ( oiiitiils. inner 1 nlvin 'lomliln hasaiiieed to tletull several of his associatesIn point nut to the member nf the llrookiynheitiriic ns ll.ei- sail iilnnu' the It v inner--

Mrnnl the llni'iovetiients ni-- i mil .j plislied nnd (Otiteiiildaied bv llie Din k lie.

piirtincnt Ihe leavue lias eliaitered thenteauiri Amnliioii lo make an all dm tripup the Hudson tn view Ihn (lerniilll and llm

I Xinerii'iiu lialtleshli's, and lo note thewnter' t runt I hi. li.iu lmersl.i le P.i il.-- ivlilrl. ulll

the M.'lillMin Sipiate iiitueli n "" "' i"nConinaiiv. ll had been expected Hint the,

it

operati'd

Itbeen

I'rnliHlit.v Will

liinl

H!..

'I

Hartford,

01

Rrf- -

ill

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articles ol iiienriinintlni for thaoin. in' .lefleisOli tilth of N"e.v ork,

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