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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
TICKETS GOING FAST.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS TO ADDRESS THE DINNER
OF THE MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURE
FRS BOARD OF TRADE.

Tickets for the dinner to be given by the her-
chants and Manufacturers Board of Trade at the
Waldorf Astoria on the evening of Washingtons
Birthday are being taken so rapidly that the COM
mittee of Arrangements has had 10 visit the note,
10 engage more room. The presence OF between
six hundred and seven hundred guests Is assured.
President c. c. Shayne has received acceptances
and promises to respond TO toasts from the Follow
ing: United States Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom OF
Illinois. United States Senator Stephen 3. Elklns,
of West Virginia. Congressman Amos j. cummings
and Iemuef + QuIgg. Major-General Wager
Swayne Jacob Cantor the Rev. DR.: Robert D MAO
Arthur and eX-M Mayor William l.. strong -.
the reception for the Senators Congressman and
specially invited guests will begin at $50 CLOCK on
the evening of February q. and the dinner
promptly att o'clock Tickets may be had BY APP
plicaton TO tho chairman OF the committee, X NJ
Walters az No 241 Fifth-ave.. or 70 the secretary,
Charles T Jones. at No. 1163 Broadway.
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Is CENTS A COPY. POSTAGE PAID'
THE TRIBUNE, New.YOrk.

CGer) Bremen. Mexico SPAN, Havana etc a. .sl
Newport News. Amrum GER. Havana ami F''''s" -
senborn Baltimore
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lighthouse Beard gives notice that ,s.ses
painted black. whou number has been es' ~ wr-s
mark sunken canalbost loaded With coa ~, s,s,A
OF Of the corner Of Pier . R,st RIVER The eaO. %
20 feet Of water about ~ Zee, s9uIn OK ne ,s,n,
By :. e Caste William a, Ssss llss s; isis
Sotce is also given that 10 day. weather peTn.t.,
the following and buoys will be r.pnn
d /. and Palestine Shoai buoy.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. "a
London. Feb lo-Arrved. steamer Mani'o0~ W.
Liverpool Feb io--Arrlyed steamer Bellova (BF ="
'0 Hui Feb eNSaned steamer Martelio CRr,. Rea NV
Brow Head. Feb lo-passea. steamer Wells O." '~'
Lizard. Feb lo-Passed. steamer FRANCISCO '''
buit OF i@Sis Feb io-Passed Phosph0' '''"
Prawle Point Feb io-Passsd. steamer Eneris ''"'
TeSen ipr steamer Ethiopia so Wa
worth New York: 10Th. steamer Pomeran.an 't@' "
Queenstown Feb 10. IL a m-Arrvei. steamer Sssi
d5r. McKins,ry. Nsw-fork foE i"s SpY,s Crs
e, chrlsan.and Feb io-Arived. steamer Nors' p''"
ccpenhassn. Feb s-saiied steamer rhinsvsNA 'p'A'
Marseies. Feb io-Arrived. steamer csltornia 'S'
Mitchell. New York FOR Genoa. etc mazda. ,pr, osA
sSez. FEB o-Arived steamer Ysrrowaale d'r. de''~
81 Mshaels Feb Arrived steamer Queen Msrssw
,Br DunSsr Nsw-York for Alden singapore. etc wv
Dunbar. Feb Arrived, steamer Gladys R0y' ""
Yokohama. Feb 10 Arrived. steamer Cam 'br' Nv
ard New-YO,s via s,nsspSre Port ADELAIDE tsh
puiiing. Nsw-York
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AIRENARIE-Cbarles j. Bonaparte. Of Balu-
more and Cyrus Strong. OF Binghamton. n. l.
ASTOR-John Hawkes.. OF Cincinnati AN
FRIDGE. Wool Crswold. OF BENNINGTON W
tsIETII aVENJ-E-Ex-Co Governor Royal c. Taft OF
Rhode Island GILSEY-Milward Adams OF Cnl-
cago HOFFMAN-Edward l.. Pretorius or 81
Louis ard Samuel /. Raymond. OF baton house
La HOLLAND Marshall Field and Robert l.
Lincoln OF Chicago. MANHAT'rAN-A. T. Somer-
Vile Of London. England. and Paul Wadsworth, OF
Albany. MURRAY HILL-F. S. Prescott. OF San
Francisco. and Edward s lsham' OF chicasV
NETUERIAND-E j. Williams OF Montreal
PARK AVENUE-Thomas L. Dunn. of Petersburg
Va WALDORF-John w Gates. Of Chicago. presi-
dent OF the Illinois Steel Company.
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A DINNER At THE WINDSOR

The sem-centenn!al dinner o; the fraternity
given last night in the banquet he'll Of the Windsor
Hotel The decorations comprised a profGson o.
college colors. shields. spread eagles IN gold IN
tertvinei with the Stars and Stripes. The fra
terni.y flag hung directly behind the presidents
table al which seated Bishop Gilbert. OF Min
nesota presiding. and more than hundred mem
bers and guests including the two surviving
founders OF the fraternity Abel Beach, Of Iowa
City, Iowa, and Andrew II. Green, OF New-York
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A CRIMINAL SENT BACK TO ITALY,

Matteo de Luchio. an Italian sixty-seven years
old. who arrived on the Normannla on "Wednesday
was ordered sent back TO Italy yesterday by the
Board Of Special Inquiry. His wife and children
are living at Rearden. Ark. and had sent him the
money 10 come 10 the United States IL was dis
covered tnat ne had just completed a twenty
year sentence In Italy for killing his father-ln-law
ne came provided with the usual passport certi-
lying That he had not been convicted Of any crin,i
nal offence. which was I'm direct vIointt ~ ~
treaty between the United States and Italy " '''
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PEEK SKILL.

White Shield Council No. ss Degree OF Poca-
hontas will hold entertainment and sociable
In the wigwam OF Bald Eagle Tribe No 34,
I O r. NJ. this evening.
Colonel II L Oreman Of the Peekskill Military
Academy and his daughter have gone TO Florida,
where they Will Say for short time.
Word has been received here of the death of
William Travis the brother OF Mrs. John b. Chris
tian OF this village Mir Travis ded Napa
City Cal He was seventy-ive years old.
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TARRYTOWN.

At meeting Of the Junior Order Of American
Mechanics on Wednesday evening eleven new mem
bers were elected and six applications for member
ship received.
card party held at the home of Miss
Fanny Belle Bird, in South Orchardst. on Wednes-
DAY evening.
lion for applicants for the place Of substitute
letter-carrier The examination will be held in the
schoohouse on March J.
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,.ve , free hand with the Corean Finance Mini s,
trv Mr. brown the British agent, Is stili Snsl
Co3r,,mis.,oner OF Customs and Is found daily IN
the head office. . 49,. .o.ord,nv IN
private letter received from seoul ru t'ors re-
circuIat ton there TO the effect that preparations
being made at Vladivostock for sending Ioice ~
81 900 men TO the peninsula under inc pie'eN' "a
heine bodyRuards for the Corcan Emperor
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MAMARONECK

The country home Of Theodore Schumacher al
Quaker Ridge Scarsdale. WAS entered by burglars
on Tuesday night The thieves eluded the care
taker William Johnson. who sleeps in the lodge
and on reaching the house broke in the large front
doors with an axe. The rooms were searched ana
silyerware and bric-a-b rac valued at $3.50 were
taken away. Mr. Schumacher and his family are
In Europe.
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Announcements.

Henry A. Daniels NJ. D., 30 West 9lst ST.
All Diseases of Nervous system Paralysis. Diseases
Of Memory and VIII, Impairment Of Handwriting.
impotence and Steauty. Hours to !. to
E W. Topeka" E. & W.
A round end high banded collar.
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WOOLLEY MILL WORKERS WAGES RAISED

Hillsboro Bridge n. II. Feb. lo-The ernploves NJ
the Hllsboro Woollen Mills at this place TO-DAY
were notified OF per cent Increase In wages. To
take effect at once 49, ="
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Su,r,.e &; 80 Sunset - II 10 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 10 IS Gov Island 1914 He'll Cato or
PM-Sandy Hook Ill Gov. Island II 20 Hell Gate 1913
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


yasssl For Line. Mails close Vessel sails
car,fbee 81 kits etc Bel muda. loo 800 m
CITY OF Washnton. Havana and
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Dorado New Orleans. New-York SANCHEZ ec' sVSSssr
Ger. Bremen. Mexico SPAN. Havana. et, 80 .sd
Colon Niagara. Nassau. etc: Princess Anne >. A.
Newport News, Amrum Ger. Havana ana F's''
n.f,t
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SING SING.

The annual inspection and parade Of inc FIR"
Department yesterday afternoon was gratifying
cxbibiticn OF the efficiency Of the department. and
attracted "a large gathering OF spectators. In the
parade there were about TWO hundred hremen. be
sides a brass band and several drum corps. The
dromcn were Inspected by President william
Rrandreth and the Board Of village Trustees. Con
siderable comment was made upon the falllre 10
turn out Of Steamer Company No !. which has
Lee, considered the crack organization OF the
department having the best apparatus and the
~ housing OF any 81 the companies The failure
10 appear for inspection was plain disregard ~
The ord,r. Of chief Engineer John curtis, which
inc comrany claim he had no power 10 enforce,
ana az he dal TOO MOI Tor conf ort1b bic
pnrndinP they preferred 10 stand on N" sidewalks
ira sec thu other fire companies do the work
Th,re was q large attendance ~ the golf links
# Tho Mount Pleasant Field club. ana although
4, uas warm work. number Of interesting games
were played ,., - -,
morning for tire fall term.
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TELEGR4PHTC NOTES.

Germans here as German Day. The Cincinnati
Germans make the claim tnat Cincinnati Is the
ONLY place i'm which tac German Day festival has
a street parade. To-day orItions were delivered IN
the Geological Garden 10y John Goetz. f.. Mayor
Tafel and William Rapp. OF Chicago.
Cortland y Y. sept 81 passenger train on
tho new Erie and Central New-Nork Railroad ran
into an open switch al Mct'raw. threc mil-s east
OF cortland today at O'Clock a m. and was
vrecKed The engine and tender lie AZ the bottom
Of a ditch. Henry Sevy. of Freevic. the engineer.
Jumped and were both injured None Of the pas
sengcTs were seriously injured The switch was
opened by a gang OF Italian workmen. who ran
their handcar the side track and failed 10 close
the switch.
Detroit. Sept. 5-About sixty postoflce clerks were
National Asso 'iaton Of Posloffce Clerks which
began it's sessions IN the Hotel Cadillac to-day.
Here ofcre the railroads have provided free trans
porfAtion to delegates but two DAYS ago the Post
approve such action this year. Postmaster +. 3.
Dlcl,crson and Mayor Maybury made welcoming
responded For three days there will be business
sessions. varied by pleasure trips.
Omaha. Sept 5.--rhe greatest gathering Of te-
legra piers since the Cvil War Is to be held In
Omaha from September 10 to Is. The program me
Issued to-day calls the assemblage the annual
ton and the United States Telegraph Corps" As A
matter Of fact, however the attendance will be
confined 10 membership IN the large organizations
named, but will he augmented by hundreds OF out
side telegraphcrs and others Interested I'm the
unique attractions provided leading fea ture 10
be witnessed Is the ascension OF war balloons with
telegraph and telephone attachments. that were
used at Santiago. At the Exposition. an Indian
war dance has been especially arranged for the
tclegra pliers. n reminder OF exciting evperi-
ences to operators who saw frontier service.
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MOUNT VERNON

The annual fan inspection Of the Fire Depart
ment will take place On Thursday. SepicmheJ -.
beginning al O'Clock The ircmcn will have a
parade and speed exhibition. after which they
will Doe Inspected hy the Mayor and Aldermen ana
the Commissioners and invited guests
Information mas been received here OF the crit
zeal illness % Captain Frank X Curtis Of Com
pany VI. sth New-York Infantry. ana son OF COM
mandcr y 6. Curtis Of FarnSworth Post cap
tain Curtis Is IN - I.uko's Hospital N"w-YorlI
civ. suffering from typhoid fever.
Funds have been secured for number or I'M
uoriant improvements IN Trinity Episcopal Church
i new heating apparatus has just been placed ia
the basement and contract has been given ior
a g. - organ.
Charles Connolly. tweniy-'hroc years ola, son II
dealer died Yesterday I'm the Mount Vernon Hos
rital from the effects OF sunsirok" 'Gnnoll =
had been visiting his brother -in-law. Charles +
NcIaughlin in Bridge-st. and North SiNfh-ave.
and was returning 20 their home from New lork
when ne was prostrii"d
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NEW-ROCHELLE

The funeral OF Norman Wilson Crosby. late OF
Company X list X giment. Will be held this
afternoon at o'clock In -. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Church. The pastor the Rev. Arthur
II Goodenough. will officate. and the pastors Of
the other churches Of the village VINO have re-
turned from their vacations Will probably assist
The members Of Relief Engine Company. The New
Rochelle Republican club the class Of 49, New
York University. Of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
and Of the N.v-Kochele High Scno0l Alumni have
been invited 20 attend the services. Private Cross
by's comrades Of the lis, Regiment Will escort
the body led by buglcr ana a military band
Miss Daisy BeauIry. daughter of the Rev. 9. a
Beaudry. left town yesterday 20 enter the state
Normal School IN Potsdam 49,
Thomas Farrell thrty-two years old. Of West
Chester was found dead OF sunday night In 4
vacant lot. Il Is supposed that the extreme neat
was the cause OF biz death. and there We're no in
dicatiOns OF murder or suicide Farrell lived Win
his mother in kllloti-ave. Thros's Neck
John II. ketcham. well-known wholesale dealer
in FISH and oys crs died 81 MS home IN City
Island on Sunday. Mr. ketcham was born In
CITY Island thiriy-cght years ago lie was "a
vldowcr and leaves one daughter
The handsome chestnut horse - Major Robert
Temple Emmct OF tho lst United states volunteer
Infantry H. missing. ana ~ II believed That the
animal wa stOl'n from 'he pasturage near the
Efninet homestead. IN Pelham Road Major En-
met when b. arrived from Camp Black on =
furlourh. brought the animal with him and l.it
II In Now Rochelle when he started for Honolulu
The horse is valued a. $50.
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PJcHuoND BoROCGH HAPPENINGS

Labor Day passed without any formal Observance
on staten Island. except i"W plcnics ana the
snort IN golf hrks and ball fields. but T. was one
If the biggest days Of the season for Midland aad
South beaches ara IRE Islands fishing and pleas
urc resorts. II b. ,stim"ted mat tuIy seveniy-hVe
,hou-.nd pcople visited tho island. The crowds
l.y,n IN arrive curly the o'clock boat from
Ai,unatttn bringing over fifteen hundred. Trains
and troucy-cata bound for the beaches were crowd
"a until late IN the afternoon. and at midnight all
the TRANSPORTATION lines were still crowded with
the homcward hound The bathing was enjoyed
by thousands and me water was the Only place
y,hcr. relief from the heat could bc obtained. 1t
,,,ii,,d Reach long lines waited for hours in
front OF both bathing pavilions for lighthouses
and suits ,. .o .,...
Fire broke out from some unknown cause ABOUT
. o'clock Yesterday afternoon IN a small frame
s,SrehoiIsc on the Consolidated Coal Company :
nirr AZ 81, George. The flames spread 10 Two
pprter small buildings and caused loss Of about
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. SEPT 5 1925
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. SEPT 1925 3,
ARRIVED
Steamer Cevic B0 Nicon Liverpool august 70 , w.a
ndse ana three rassengers 20 White Stlr Line An'"
steamer ,1 ci,y Of Rome OBJ. Youns August !.
and Mobile = with mdse i26 cabin ana - sc, 9s,,
passengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived ~ The Dd' d. w
steamer James Turpie (Bn Watson GHsenu Aus 1n.,
September 3. win Indse order vessel Q, master At
s,eamcr riumi4ensc Or Harvey Manaos A asa:;
Para - and Barbados ., Win mdse ana - P'
steamer Belyernon Nop Hansen por; antonio !,
% and Kinsston g. with mdse ana ~ Am
steamer New-Orleans. eager. New.9iieans GAVE
s,sa Tma rs rSxas W,9n Brunswick ca
September ? with mise and passengers . { II SA''
SANDY Hook J. Sept :. $3.50 p m--wiad west s'''S
breeze. clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Tauric. Smith LverpooWh,e Star L In Do
steamer Bluene!ds ca,harine. Norfolk Va-~od ~
steamsr on Dominion. rapey Norfolk and N'"'''
News-od Dominion - Co
Steamers s,eh!heim ,Nor. for Philadelphia Old "
United states cruiser Resolute passed our San'' ~
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS -.
MI LiysrpSol. Sept ARRIVED. steamer cnn' ''''
swanses. sept s-snnsa steamer M'soon0m0 ''''
Msnche:teT;. Sept ARRIVED steamer H'r''S'l %"
Byrne, New-Yolk. INA, lss
sard Sept 5Passei steamer Rotterdam Dn'
Van der Zee New-York FOR Boulosne ana ard
prawle Point sept Passed steam-t
Gen Schierhorst Kew York for Fushins rarde
PraNle Point Sept Passed, steamer 10
Dutch Gerdes New-Y0rk FOR Antwerp. -, ,p, FIJI
scilly Sept Passed. steamer - Cutno1" w.
gerald. New-York tor Antwerp - Chicago C;y ,B0
Brow Head sept 4-rassed steamer 'h'''s'
Sendel New-York for Bristol -, DAN, skodI
stcttin Sept l-Arrivet steamer ls.'n' ''''
New-York via Copenhagen. etc 49, ,r.s,ington gen
Dinkage New~York. sailed. steamer i"
Karlowa New-Nork. .,.-,,o-e BIZ. swap
Antwerp Sept 3-Arrived. steamer Genm'T lac Pelays
Neu-York. sailed steamers Equatori1, Va xev-Yors
Spen) FOR New-York 81 Leorards ,brl lis 'csr Heu-
Bremen Sen, 5-Arrivef. steamer flu'' w. -
meyer, Nsw-York o...,ur, tportl. Wv
ira. New-Ycrk - r.,,,su,a (Posp, PEI
tencourt New-lork povdsrhan OBJ
Bassein Sept ARRIVED, steamer .
Prout New-Yoik via cape Town' 90. & Giles tp'h
cana Town Sept 3-Arrived, steah,ei -
ENor,av York for East LONDON " ,xor, Herman
Caiao Aug SO-Arrved, steamer L' law Por, Cam
SEN New York, 3lst ship pudho~e 's''' -
bic. ,. .,..uer ASH VGeiI -
Rio Janero. Sept Arrived steams' 80
frsntz New-York for santos
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LABOR'S FESTIVAL DAY.
EVERYBODY CELEBRATED 1T BY SEEN
ING A COOL BREEZE.
,vv~v OF OUTDOOR ADJUSTMENTS TO ENJoi
AND ALL WELL PATRoNi"hD
FORMAL. PARADE

p,vS-v OF or1pooR ADJUSTMENTS TO ENJOY
AID ALL WELL PATRoNIzED-No
FORMAL PARADE.
Labor nav 1898. will he chiefly r,memoereu
as one Of the hottest II not the ho''es' Luz
DAYS on record 1t will be rememoeIeu a'aU
the unanirnity with which IT was ooSe' NeN
was general suspension o. D"S'"o'''
,ov,ar ror, of tho city was deserted except Tor
those who passed through it on inc" Wy
The various beaches that lie Withh easy
OF the CITY FLAGS few from the Guy nan "'-N
all the public buildings, and those who dldh
get out of the city devoted themselves 10 N'eP
Ing as nearly cool as possible =
There was not so great rush 10 se' GUY -
town as there would have been had ia'o' D"'
been any other day except Monday LOT eNO'
,.oa,, VIC could do so escaped from the city on
Saturday or Friday. Those however VINO "''
never or seldom able to gct away 10 spend the
night made a grand rush for Coney iS'dhu' "
Manhattan Beach or South Beach or some o'her
heoch IN The carlv morning. and did not return
until late in the evening.
There was no procession of trade orSahlzd-
tions or other formal celebration The nearest
aDrroacn 10 that was the Central Labor mon 5
festival carnival and picnic. held in WESTMINSTER
Park West Farms Road
Sports were the order If the day. ana lhere
never was a greater variety TO choose from than
Yesterday The Atlantic Yacht CluD held spe-
oial races for O-footers in the Lower Bay
The Seawanhaka CoTinthian Yacht Club hdo d
special regatta for knOckabouts between Lioyo ;
Neck and Centre Island. and the Sachems head
Yacht Club and the New-York facnt hdcihs
Association also held races.
At the Sheepshead Bay track Of the Cohey
Island Jockey Club thousands were present 10
see the thoroughbreds perform The foriy-sec-
ond annual games of the Caledonian Club look
place at Ambrose Park. The NeW-Jersey Aui-
letic Club held its customary held ana uaVh
games There were professional baseball al
Washington Park. golf almost every INKS
in the State cycling at nearly all the tracks,
including Manhattan Beach. cricket al prospect
Park and clambakes and Dicnics without mum
Der The Holland Danes celebrated al WIZARD :
Park Paterson the ascension 70 the throne OF
the Queen Of Holland.
The lst Regiment of Irish Volunteers had a
picnic Yesterday afternoon and last night at
Suffers Harlem River Park Colonel James
Moran had charge of the affair. which was fairly
attended
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
WORKERS.

There was no formal celebration Of Labor Day
in Yonkers yesterday The intense heat induced
many persons 10 leave the city. and all the outings
by boat were we'll patronized. II is estimated that
nearly fifteen hundred people went to Rockaway'
and a large number went up the river on the Al
bany Day Line AZ the Hollywood Inn Recreation
Field in the morning there was a League game pc
tween the teams OF the Young Mems christian
Association and the Cardns The latter team
won In the afternoon the Hollywood Inn Athletic
club had athletic sports. There was an entertain
mert in the aSsembly-hall Of the Inn IN the even
in for mem bers of the club and their irlends
Harvey Slade and Albert Tondra. OF this CITY;
played, c. J. Vaughn ana MISS Marie Iditttlu: VI
Network CITY. sang. and there were war pictures
shown on a screen. George Il. Wray. one OF the
directors of tho Inn. presented the prizes won IN
the afternoon games. 49,,
DR. Thomas o Baker. principal OF the High
school. would like TO meet pupils this week pc
tween Q and u o'clock IN the forenoon at MS
Office. in order 20 aid them IN select coIr, r
OF study He would like 10 meet them In this order.
Wednesday pupils from Mrs Parker,s and Miss
ST Georges classes Thursday. from Miss Hazel
tines and Miss Hoyts classes, aad on Friday
pupils who cannot call on Wednesday or Thurs
day mornings.
The BOARD OF Health will hold is September
meeting this afternoon at $50 o clock. IN the ne"
municipal building.
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BLo0DHoUNDS AFTER A DESPERATE

car,, - y NJ, Sept. 5.-Esquil Cano, the az
,,..,ct Who broke jail here fen days ago and
made good his escape. is now believed to have
murdered three women within the last live years,
besides having committed numerous highway rob
bcries and burelaries He was LAST arrested for
the murder Of Mrs. Lola Galiigos de Warn. who
was dubbed TO death on lonely path near this
CITY The authorities have concluded tha, he also
murdered 4 japanese woman at Albuquerque in
1soj and one wear later killed the woman Baca Y
Archueta. For the killing Of the japanese woman
Edward w. Trout. Of Albuquerque, is serving a
forty years term in the penitentiary. Sheriff )
posse and pack OF bloodhounds have been on
Cano's trail. but he has cluded them. II is be-
lieved he is heading for Northern Chihuahua, Mex
leo. where he Is said to have relatives.