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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
THE MAGISTRATE EXPLAINS,
MR. CORNELL SAYS HE HAS BEEN MIS-
QUOTED.
HE DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT HE ~ '
LAW INTENDS TO INTERFERE WITH THE


HE DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT THE EXCISE
LAW INTENDS TO INTERFERE WITH THE
Use OF LIQUOR IN THE HOME
Considerable Amusement was caused In the city
-, ,he renorted declaration of Magistrate Cornell
,ba, a man who gave away liquor In his own
house on Sunday would be held for violation OF
the excise law if proof of the fact was presented
The Magistrate understood 10 mean that IN
law was intended TO prevent man rom sei W.,
The louor-dealers In the city, who nave wanted 10
violate the Sunday law, rubbed their hahus VIII"
ulee st the prospect Of a fresh complication
To a Tribune reporter Mr.. Cornell sald ias1 enTi-
ing that he had been Misunderstood anu HIS
~ have no idea he said that the law was IN
tended TO Interfere with the use OF liquor IN PIT
vate families TO prevent man IN MS own n4ae
The law was intended to restrict the hquor ualn n
and TO prevent such traffic on sunday: IN d con,
yersation the other day with newspaper man man
about the supposed violation OF the sunday law
az some Of the clubs | said that strict interpre-
taton of the law. might mean that man aiu no.
have the right TO give away liquor on Suhda! even
In his own house but did not mean 10 he uhner,
stood that such was the intent OF .he raw ar, ~,
the law If proof was submitted to me that ne nag
given away LIQUOR In his house on SuhuaS. ~
would be manifesty improper for me 10 declare III
advance what ruling would maze as ssan nIsced in
in any case. In this matter nave peeh p'aoeu III
a wrong light before the public ,, ao,,
President Roosevelt, of the Ponce boaru, sai9
vaeterdav that he did not think the police woulu
make a complaint against man loi sNIh1s 49,
fore there was little need for a discussion OF me
strict letter of the law on the SUBJECT Nas
NOV sense ne said that the law was not intended
"a interfere with the use Of liquor In the iamHy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
JACOB FOWLER DISCHARGED.

NO EVIDENCE OF EXCISE VIOLATION IN THE NTH
DISTRICT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE
PUBLICAN CLUB.
Jacob Fowler. president Of the German-American
Republican Club of the XIth Assembly District
who was arrested last Sunday by Detective NC
Connville, OF the Second Inspection District, was
arraigned before Magistrate Cornell in jefferson
Market Court Yesterday Under cross-examlnation
McConnvillc testified that NO. go West lhirty-
fourth-st. is private house. and occupied by the
club OF which Mr.. Fowler Is president. In the rear
OF the properly is a summer garden. Next door Is
Zimmermans saloon. which Is connected with the
Tered the garden he found twelve men in the place
on another table several empty glasses and
"A hottie OF creme de menthe.
McConn Vile further said that Mr.. Fowler went up
10 him when he entered the clubrooms and asked
him what he was doing there The policeman re-
pl,ed that he was an officer, and wanted to know
who was respon sblc for the violation OF the excise
law he had seen. Mr.. Fowler told him that the
club had purchased the day before fifteen kegs OF
beer TO be used at outing OF the cub on Mon
day. u,., IT., 49,,
trate Cornell
because ne is president OF the club" replied the
detective.
''Did you see him open any kegs OF beer or sell
any liquor, Of offer any for saleT'
mo, sir"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
KRUM NAMED ON THE 4S6TH BALLOT.
THE DEADLOCK IN THE AMSTERDAM SENATE
DISTRICT BROKEN.

THE DEADLOCK IN THE AMSTERDAM SENATE
DISTRICT BROKEN.
Amsterdam. n. Y. Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-On the
4S5th ballot. Hobart Krum. OF Schohare County.
was. late this afternoon nominated for Senator
by the deadlocked Republican Convention of the
XXVIIth District which to-day was holding Its
sixth days session. The Montgomery County dele
CATION went to Mr.. Krum. which was sur
prise to the Fulton and Hamilton delegates.
After Mr. Krum had been unanimously nominal
ed he made a short speech. Mr.. Mosher and Mr..
Keck. the other candidates also made speeches
Mr. Keck assured Mr.. Krum that he would receive
a majority of 200 In the Fulton and Hamilton dis
trict Mr. Krum tonight received many congra tu-
lations upon his nomination. Justice Martin l..
Slower and ex-State Committeeman John Kellogg
paid their respects to the nominee. Mr. Krum and
his delegates left here for Schoharie at O'Clock
tonight. The nomination of Mr.. krum VIII give
satisfaction throughout the district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
REED g. BARTON,
Sflversmiths.
Everything Desirable in siverwars at Reasonaeis Pr:A
81 Union Square. n. =.
- MAIDEN LANE. N. Z.

mlttee for the satisfactory manner in which they
had expended 5000 during the summer in reno
waiting the clubhouse.
The meeting closed at ll:l0 O'clock after which
a luncheon was served in the rooms on the second
floor
Among those present were Magistrate Wentworth.
Commissioner William BrOokfed, John 7. Mason,
General Arson c. McCook. Colonel E. A. Newell
Henry Gleason. F. e. Laimbeer. James J. Morrison.
John l.. Baker II. l.. Einsten. Assemblyman Walter
c. Adams. William l.. Finley, Richard j. Lewis. 8
Lauterbach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
,r,ct of the county be the alert to of the
tentacles OF bcssism that seek to environ us."
FASSETT'S FIGHT IN CHEMUNG
NO CONTEMPLATED RECONCILIATION WITH PLATT
COMMITTEE ENLARGEMENT ROIiND TO

, NO CONTEMPLATED RECONCILIATION WITH PLATT
COMMITTEE ENLARGEMENT BOUND TO
COME. THE ELMIRA LEADER SAYS.
J. sloat Fassett. whose recent victory in Chemung
County was decided setback for the Plat faction.
was in the city yesterday He had just come In
from the State Convention and was at the Waldorf
Hotel when seen yesterday afternoon When asked
about the published report that he and Mr.. Platt
had decided to settle their differences. he said:
ct know nothing about that. did not know that
Mr. Dwight had called upon Mr. Platt, and have
not seen him. Mr.. Pdtt tried to defeat me In my
own county. and naturally resented II. think
that any other Republican would have taken up the
cudgel against outside Interference. The fight In
Chemung is now ended did not fight the regular
organization. but simply resented outside inter
ference. Those who fought me in Chemung County
have become reconciled. and we have united In fight
Ing the enemy instead Of fighting among
ourselves
Mr. Fassett is highly pleased with the work Of the
convention He said that 10 better ticket than the
old one could have been secured. and that II was
bound to win. lie said in speaking OF ex-senator
Warner Miller's resolution upon the excise ques-
ton:
THE resolution just suited me. The only trouble
with It was that It did not go far enough. do not
think this is a State of aw-breakers, and that al
most as a unit the people favor the observance Of
the Sabbath and the enforcement OF the laws
Senator Hill sticks TO the saloon and advises the
Violation OF the law the very law that his own
party passed for the sake OF blackmaE. believe
that ali saloon would like to see the law Inn
partially enforced.
Mr. Fassett still has the cudge in hand for the
enlargement OF the State Committee. He argues
that each county should have committeeman for
many reasons. He says that the argument that 1t
would make the committee unwleldy was al wrong
He said In reference to this:
II am Inclined to think that eventually the COM
mttec will be enlarged. The only complaint seems
to come from Mr.. Patt and Is In the way OF
wall that any change In the committee would be
personal attack on him. The matter was strangled
in this convention but the majority Of Republicans
| think. favor II, and 1t will come about"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
AsPIRANTs FOR A COUNTY OFFICE

Saratoga. Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.-The recent sudden
death OF Dlstrct-Attorney John Person. at Ballson
spa. who was renomInated by the Sara toga County
Republican Convention. places upon the County
Committee the responsibility Of filling the vacancy.
How soon the committee will make Its selection
Is not known. Those whose names are mentioned
as asplrants for the nomination are j. l.. Hennng,
OF Saratoga Springs; j. W. Verbeck, r. n. NC
KNIGHT ! A. Burnham j. w. WIswall and c. r.
Clapp of Ballston Spa; j. f. Terry, OF Ballston Spa
G. X. Salisbury. Of Schuylerville. and George Law
renee OF Saltwater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
HELL. GATE CLUB AGAINST BossIsM

The Hell Gate Club, at meeting on Wednesday
night. adopted series Of resolutions in euogy Of
the Republican party. but protesting against the
action Of the State Committee In emitting to place
upon the roll OF delegates to the State Convention
the names Of the regularly elected delegates from
the AXXth Assembly District" and resolving that
We put forth every effort TO right the wrong that
has been done the xXXth District and cali upon
the friends OF the party In every Assembly dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
NO DATES FIXED FOR THE CONVENTIONS.
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS POSTPONE AcTIoN-THE
STATE TICKET INDoRsED- DEMOCRATIC
States UNBROKEN

States CNBROkEN.
A largely attended meeting OF the Republican
General Committee OF Kings County was held In
the Johnston Building. In Brooklyn. last night 1t
was expected that the dates would be fixed for
the City. Senate. Assembly and judicial conven-
TONS but the matter put over until Thursday
night of next week.
The report OF the special committee which In
vestigated the HanburyMcGinnss dispute in the
Eighth Ward and which declared Mr.. Hanbury's
friends the legally elected delegates TO the Gem
eral Committee. adopted
Resolutions OF coincidence on the deaths OF Wal
ter c. X. Morton. OF the Eleventh, and Henry c.
Pearce of the Twenty second wards, and Election
Commissioner Williams. were adopted by a rising
vote. Controller c. W. Palmer elected TO the
General Committee. to I'LL vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Henry A. Austin. BY unanimous
vote the State ticket nominated by the Saratoga
Convention Endorsed. Jesse Johnson made
forc!be and eloquent speech In commentator OF
the conventions work.
At the machine Democratic Assembly conventions
last night I'm Brooklyn. TO elect delegates to the
Syracuse Convention, on September y, the states
fixed up by the district leaders went through with
break
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
CEILING SODA WATER ON SUNDAY.
A TEST CASE IN SPECIAL sEssIoNs-JCDdE DIT
TENHoEFER ARGUES THAT in cERTAi"
CASES 1T Is LEGAL AND WORK
oE CHARITY

CASES 1T Is LEGAL AND 4 WORK
OF CHARITY.
Argument in a test to determine the riehl
% sell notwithstanding drinks on Sunday was had
before Justices Hinsdale, Hayes and Hoiprook III
the Court of Special Sessions yesterday Ex
a J. Dittenhoefer appeared in behalf OF Ah I Il,
Koeber waiter in Suffers Harlem hiver N,
VINO was accused OF violating Section Zo' OF uls
penal code by selling TO a policeman glass VI
soda water on Sunday. The sale was admlte9,
and evidence was introduced to show mat Suzer
Harlem River Park surrounded by d Ienee
twenty feet high and that the PARK had peen sil-
gagged for the day by the German Veterans tssGP-
Cation Only members Of the association an9 .nelI
families were admitted Ex-Judge Dttennoeler ar
e1,ed that Section 267 prohibits only pubic seNhs,
and that selling in place surrounded py rem :
twenty feet high is not violation or the law. 1e
commended that selling soda water in such a pace
does not constitute an interruption Of the repose
and religious liberty Of the community , =,
Moreover" he continued. Section 263. whlch He,
clares that works OF charity. such as are neediui
for the good order health and comfort OF the com
munity are allowable. ought 10 be taken into con-
sideration. ,,-., .o,a,.o ~
"Of course If soda water is considered necessary
for health and comfort Justice Hinsdale rcpiieu,
The defendant violated no law; but then you might
stretch the law TO include whiskey."
That's what / would do" Mr. Dittenhoefer re-
spohded.
The Court reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
cHENANGO COUNTY REPUBLICANS

Norwich. ~ Y. Sept 1.-THE Chenango County
Republican Convention this afternoon nominated
Judge Albert +. Gadding. the present incumbent
for County Judge by reclamation. Jonathan r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
CLUBS AND THE EXCISE LAW.
A WASHINGTON MAN SAYS THERE Is NO LEGAk
DECISION ON THE MATTER IN NETWORK


DECISION ON THE MATTER ~ NETWORK
President Roosevelt received communication
from Washington, d. c.. yesterday morning relas-
ing to excise law and clubs Mr.. Roosevelt de-
clined to say who the author was. The letter 70
follows:
you a late decision OF the Supreme Court
of Missouri on the subject of clubs and excise laws.
1t reviews most of the decided cases. The ques-
ton Is now pending before the courts at Albany
and Matthew Hale. who is of counsel in the pro-
ceedings. writes me that decision may be ex.
authoritative decision on the point in New-Yorx:
No general rule can be annognced, as we ,i must
Each statute Is law for itself All that 'an DC
h rs is hat fe in h 81
clusion bona fde clubs organized for social ana
by excise laws 1t is equally settled that drinking
clubs organized 10 evade the excise laws cannot es
In this district it is held that bona de clubs are ex'
empt from the law.
SARATOGA DEMOCRATS CHOSE CANDIDATES
Saratoga, Sept. 10 (SpeciaD.--J. p. Olson OF Do
boy Ca who owns and occupies a summer cot
tage here. was included among the Saratoga county
Democratic Convention delegates che sen at Bails'on
Spa this afternoon. The Georgian appeared 70 run
the convention. though at times ne was asslsleu
by ex-Assemblyman Burke of Ballston spa WIZ
lam McNulty, and Postmaster Howe OF Sata'OsS
Springs the latter official not being delesa'"
Rowland Fish, OF Moreau, was nominated FOR MEM
Der OF Assembly; John c. Greene. OF Mechanics
VILE for Surrogate: William Bennett. OF Schuyler.
Vile for District-Attorney; George Bookins' VI
Middle Grove and Z. H. Taylor. OF Saltwater. Tor
Coroners This tickle, will surely be defeated. inc
convention elected the following delegates: q. /.
Church. OF Saratoga Springs; Jeremiah husteo' Oh
Waterford and Rowland Fish, OF Moreau, 20 mo
Syracuse Convention; f. V. Deuel.. or SARATOGA
Springs; Samuel Thompson. OF Milton; J. y
Canaugh of Saratoga: w. J. Cavert. OF charlton
and r. NJ Ross, Of Northumberland. TO tns s
XXVIII,h Senatorial District Convention ""'0H
meets September $
WANTS TO HEAD THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Olean n. Y. Sept ls"The Times VIII say 10
morrow Charles A. Cary. OF this city ex-Sohc''o'
OF the Treasury under Clevelands nrst ADMINS
tration will be the leading candidate before .ne
Democratic State Convention for the nomination io'
Secretary Of State His name will be presented "
Congressman Daniel Lockwood OF Bunaso' "p~
made the nominating speech at Chicago IN S'e,~
lands behalf The movement TO nominate MI
Cary is not OF his voliton but Is backed by Leading
Democrats OF the State, OF both factions inc'udhs
ex Governor Flower. Mr. Cary will not decline '"'
nomination II unanimously rendered II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
THE Beauty II,
IT

Features don't matter so much.
Most any features will do If the
complexion is clear, the eyes
bright and the lips rosy. Hearty,
healthy wholesomeness is better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

decorated them with the name OF 'he an non
ana with Mr. GrIggs and other leading men,
went out to a suburb. where the first meeting o!
the campaign was held informally. Inc u.l mo-
enthusiasm prevailed and all along ,ne lou.e
there were cheers for the candidate and his cause
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
Tie @aNerHra6e oar6 an:
icrc 0ro6cu Sccn.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-21
,,NajbionabIe" S06ter.

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