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ttSH ODD> 4G4IN>T GtTEN.
Hut It's Corn. Not fash mat j. the Prime
Essential to DcIiN cry.

Prices on the Eastern grain market and
m fact n. pr,re ui other gram deliveries
IN Cl.,agu we're practically unaffected
by the July corn fireworks The IhIoago
struggle O., looked upon A. a ha''," r"val
t-' ws-.n the rull c..,u" made up % HGIri-,
Gates A Go and their fri,uts and o." lr
Western gran c.' yH'ur interests. whtci.
sold -hnrt c~NI-rtIug 80 hGy" plenty 81 o"rt.
o. deliver uu their contracts IAn Harris
Gates parTy made % their work 60 ~''u-"
control 4 The visible corn supply and ."aN''
elevator men unable 'p g. corn 'o deliver
-, far a. aCtua. capital ! ConCern"t ~"
elevator men have had ~" advantage
In their ranks ar. Armour 4 Go Bartlett.
Frazier A 60 the Wearr Commission ON
many. CounSelman 4 Co. the Peavey Ee-
vator Company and others and y i likely
that 'h-tr .'uhiuad capital exceeds sno"'.-
~ Orpur.l go H. at'ti tlu0Hp 90
rrotah,v oyr"-"ut- ~" capital whl'h =
avai.abI" ~ ne Harr.--'ua'or furo~ or
raur-. What vac '--"rtlai % IN" elevator
ta.Ile 20 win out Nth Wa no. ,a-N. tI'
corn. but cash properly .-". "f'eu hrlrg~
out from hiu- and ott u%.rrrr> gu over ~"
grain country ~" corn n'".'' 'or i'lNery
10 Cliraso
In financial c,.ale- r.-" ,e.'"rtay tho
situation VA tyu.l p. '.. SITUATION al
''r IN - o.. n 49,,
N"''I .'i''l -, -,
'rv.ry 20 -ygn.ys. and ." admissions
i'I,h' - ',.',S
,.,,v -
,A"'N'i y va" ~
h'H' p "HN
'i''l ~ 80, 49,
- ia. - "a,
30 ~ %, tIn.' . (.
TO-" ''.Na''l "
t"Is - -,
u'llH.l ia - y Z
80 h",Hs ~. ~ 80
I"s'H '' - -
llht mum N''- "e
Noou NV" NJ. TX -, -
~ =.
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RE.L I've u, RaI,R. waIBE.
Hes rw ell, - Three Policemen. Cock. Two
Bo,s and T~ei~phone Get Him

A. about noon Yesterday n sickly.lOokIng
boy about u ycars cd walked uto the
grounds O. John W Blocks rc-idrnCe al
g3S Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn, and asked
Mr. Block 4 lac mlgh' - On the para
until hi- father. for whom ~. var waiting,
drove by The boy seemed tired out and
resolved PERMISSION.
The Blocks hou-' = a arg" detached
residence and Yesterday most uf the doors
were l-it uI-u on a~Count 81 the heat 4
few minutes after Mr. Blosk talked to
IA" boy The cook heard 4 uuI-s on The top
ar and made up her mind that burglar
we're ia %" house Burglar, have Teen
busy IA hat part Cd: Brooklyn lately The
cook ran down starr and told IN" family
abuu, ~. noise Then -he went ." "a"
kitchen and enlisted -" services % Va"
butcher toy. lie wasn't ANXIOUS 20 q ~
alone. 49, i- gut 'hc gr'scry boy who was
delivering good, u., t,ur. 20 help him
Ia. family .Ipp,.i We BOYS With r'vol-
,.r- and they sent YI "a" nigh maniuly
INer "a" uuto'er tuy .,st - u"rv"
4 t.r' wan t. =. up th"r" n ~ shot
~. 9 iyl"-. ~ remarked
-Dr. gwan. answered ~" other,
Watcher .iraId Of An ] right leland
YOU.
Me. th.v 81, 60 the 'up floor they p--kcd
ID 40 door - ,lr r- "a from vl.Ch 'iF
sounds had teen LrAri Ihrn they re-
treated 90 disorder
-.-.u a teller IN the closet. said the
= r"rv 10y
Ard don : want 20 set shot full ~ holes
-IEg.-'aI the bur her tOv again Hes
a great tg Teller and I'm afraid e him
Mir Block persuaded the hpy- 70 guard
~. upI-r hal ant prevent ~. burglars
.-,ai. rh"u h-r Slaughter. Mis- Ls~ona
Block '..-phou-i g. the police.
Tho r.v- stood "a guard until thrce
POLICEMEN came IN a patrol wagon. When
IT," p1Ac.m.n entered the room they found
he -icAlv looking boy sitting on a chair
With ls fee, or a table reading a magazine
H. 'uli them hat he had not meant any
harm
The police took h.'n 30 The Atlantic
avenue station md locked hun mp g"d
v'h t@ug a burglar II" AL D." Wa
is.li- Harrri. - YEAR I'D = ~ Fourteenth
- ret lie Wa ,At"r sent - 20" AI.-
Ir-u'- society On >DH"rw"rhur -'r~f
The to.i~~ think 30 - az a"'IwrHc~ =
~ gang = burglar which has t--'n work
~ % -" u~-,ghsorhu,t AMI hat b." meant
o.. &. 30 tho hDu-s. ..u'I rgi' when %"
rt..i l.- m h- Ia.- IL hahn stolen
ANYTHING when he VA arr'~'"d
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have CORN SHORTS SETTLED?
rHtr RIA ran ~ enc ,.o
ItSg NIsHT.
Price 81 whicn as,e- closed the 'srues
said To Have ne~o ~ Jul, op'i""
HAD aesch-d mat tixure In the Trad
ting ct ne Dsy -rarmrrs Net ~-'iins

CHIc,oo. July : AfrF the Ruari -
Ttai' .ln--l TODAY a rinnr -Ir~ad quickly
through the various uNiC-s that the his
grsir zeal which has teen "a Tor -umc
wc-As had h--u -.''Isi NINETY cents Tor
July corn Sa- the figure At Which It ~aS
asserted tho Harris-Gate- combine had
COMPROMISED with the defeated teaf-
lh~-' term, would net a rtch profit for 'hr
bulls, of whom John " Gatss j. the leader.
aud a. the rate a. Wh.yh the m" e N"
July option has hs-n -nsr'ng Tor the Las,
few days might prove a fair tar gam Tot the
shorts.
4, j. going through the roof" declared
N old tam. trader who AT out IN the smok
ing room { the Board IL Trade to-day
watching the blackboard where the quota
ions On July corn were h.lug yn-' q TIE
mr., prlc- r-curisi wac q cen's. bu within
two hpur- after trading started ~" quota.
tion Ss- ~ eerf- and sIscula'or- generally
We're DART
1hos- who watched N. market clo-ly
de- Jared that the Gates -ruwd was lot
-ellng any July soru IA th, pit. but It was
the talk un the fioor that private -e,,lr-
uIents could L. lad IN the ofic"s 4 Harr.S,
Gates 4 Co Ih1-. however. dld uot quiet
Va" l~dIr 81 NilntIr IA tN' h'. Nbt NFfill'h
20 L. VulIs Co pay almu-' any r,o 10
get uGi & The olg',h-s 81 "a" bull syudCat"
The adVaIo" wac not accom- aI,-d 10y
any great excitement tul email lu'-
Ncre traded IA aud there war hall a cent
TO a cent fuCtuatiou between rEr ~ao'iuf.r
Small rc,'lpis proved e. h.g help t. lie
bull crowd Dealers ~ cash com hav.
tssu urgirg farmer - tab" advauiag" 4
the july deal 20 markr' their corn a. fancy
prices. suggesting that 4 they handed Il
properly much com NhICh ~,ti.Narlly WoIld
grade NJ } could H. made 20 grade or
tract, In spite - all this the muvrm'a at
keeps sinAil
Indications are tat 10. Gates party il
having little trout e. IN looking ate" ia.
cash end 10 the d.al Vessel ruo.a - already
icing chartered TO- the purIn~' & chipping
ont The cCrn l-f ~ ~" end 4 10, 1.uuth
LpCal co .tra-t stocks Wcr" posted 'o-dav a.
3.s7s.sU bushels, al Incr"a-r Tor the week
Of <23,UO
After touching 81 VENTS the .nand from
shorts seemed to olss and ia he .ast hour
The pric~ dropped lsck to 10. losing a.
~ GENTS The clu~c Yesterday was a. ~
vents
other markets werr very little affected
by the Curn hufr.A Wheat wa- luN't
N clear weather practically all through
the wheat lslt. and. though Temporarily
h.lt.d. later turned very weak.
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HE.DWORhER HINTER HITSOrT
just once. a. a settlement Baseball Game
-uut " w.s a Hrsu,. sa> the >ine.

Mr. Rotor. Hui '.-. vhH -IHr"ted james
Il Re- .i- - head worker - M" rl-
,.r-fy Sf'I'w.i' e. Eiirag" and klN.ug-
ton srr.-.'- vIru Nr Reynolds t-~ams
MAvor Low 80 r"'arv. achieved added
~re,y--r' and popularity among ~" 'nv-
come '.i With 'r" -"-'."m"rf AT sunday
Nr Hlr'.r played second IA" '.r o."
University ~'.' m"r' mn" ln rs gam"
agalr-' 'U. H.d-Hg G4.j. another -s' '-
m.nt wti,h hs- headquarters a. Twenty
sixth s'r'-' and Egn'h avenue n" s.~1
had 4 '-r-.utI With Ju~rh
shirley q 30" Hudson Guild nine, IN which
Shirley Vl- u,,'l
sTt.s,- saw VI Hunter. - "Iac''v Via,
harr-rei Pa- PLAYING second >I.f.ry
was trying 90 60 from second 90 third and
the hall su' 'o third i-fur" him H." stared
hack Tor -.ruri and ~" hail Nas thrown
80 m. and ! touched tim pIt ! ~uupoS,
D. GO I- honest irrD blood up and te
smashed uv' 20 u" ana -'rs.a u" On 'r"
eide uf'i, ftH"
~ -.u.t '. rn. 30 'No r. mont ,nuvcvrr
vv.rg rtE .H., f-rsr.. '.i' N' l'-ar'.l
a. east A. z . % - lo CAV" AMI ga," p g.
him IUs' "n. n" wa-n' Knocked ou'
general r.v And 90 Do end - 'He 5rrug
Shirley ard { shook t1ri- and Told un"
another "a. N'r" -.rrv Thai all
Th.rr N"rn rgw.r- 81. I0i G.''.rl u-r
vr.r" '|r ram" Wa PLAYED. 'ta' N'u.
had toar H ri.r 40 rI- I... grounds ari'ha'
~. Ult-.r Guui,r- Nad ar.ra'.i Nh
Uurt.r'- o~.u''arHfo Tho f1o. DOCS ro'
show % VI Hunter SAID Yesterday thai
while ~ FRI thought ~." " god folks might
'lirk " r-.r..llr fHr ~" -'''I"u"rt Iray4s
rau.- 600 I0 PLAYED o. SUI lav. u must 10
r,momhrr.i ''a' 80 r.y. and mon vlr
playeI .n F.. fIr.. Won, Or rn. uIr-' mar
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Nsr PERMANENT ssssxANT&
Jsssctsi s~,hs~s Zee tsra. usss's over
~heimias paaee 81 ~ Gsss

S-tion - - ~ rcvu-~d Chsr'.r d~c&r~d
that all aa~irptrn-n and ruuhd-men assigned
20 ths d.te-tly- BUREAU o. Pohce Hssdqusf-
'srr. and kuown a. dr'@ctiNs --rE~ants,
On April I lst should on and arsr JG
l. lee. - fuA -rseants Il pobc-, 9th tho
ray u --rg"ants The Ap~psusi" Division
q 'he Suprvm. Couf nov ~ay- that the
--'lun - 'u,d Tor unronstItutionAlty
Tho ID stature. ths court say-. assumed
?" appoint city urtc-r-. = function bestowed
Nv the Constitutes exclusively on the city
authontl..
The Apr-lla,. pvi,ion also holds that
NA.Am y tAh-V - cutJl.d 20 a wut ~
qGinns that b. receive ~alarv a. d"tc't,Ne
-rrgran' instead Of IA. pay u p~atrolman.
Lal"y Vas one - a number - Uulicensn
whom Commis,iuner Murphy assigned 10
Poucr Headquarters as detective -rgcants.
lie Was promoted on April II. 1901. five
days tefor~ tho act revising IN" Charter
wa pas-@d The act purport-d to give
III" Polio" Commi-siouer power 20 maze
Appointments 90 TIA. osice. but the court
says the t,mmlssioner ALREADY had I'M.
power Tho Position 20 dci~oilN" sf-
g"ant under the old law. however. was
only a Temporary one The lsrson - as
signed 90 deceive du'y drew Tay a. de-
t"ctiyc -rrgeant while al such duty but 10
tumni~oIutet could r-i-gste hum Co patrol
d.'y and ms pay would tall back - -
former rate IL - he yrca'on by the lcgtf-
lature & a j., uf r-rmareft serseant- that
= hcld 70 b" unconstitutional
Apparently under tie decision the Com
missioner Las the power 20 remand th"-'
de''.tIy" s~.rgvautS 20 patrol duty 'Apt
TITUS may Ioss.bly - glad 20 have a good
many Of them taken Il ~, hAnds
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OHITf tPi d.

James ? stephens, OF" 81 the oldest and
vealthiest pottery manufacturers IN the
Irt-d state. died IN Trenton yesterday 81
heart failure he VA bon lU Cincinnati,
b., d treasurer and -. gUr'fpsl oNrsr Of
the IT"-T vood Pottery totnpanN, which
CIV lie d. credited viih having DEVELOPED
~" pottery manufacture" 80 certain Iu"- 20
~" llsr"-t Ioint attained ~ tut country
aud Tor many years n .omprry IA. been
ursh,r 20 meet IN. demands 'or t. Urodu,ts.
crglovlns 10 ssl-~T"r aud soliciting no
It'd No .omp.ny ~ in,nL'hrd ~" nnlk
~ TIE army. nav and other depart
m~uts Nr S'cph~ns va, a man 81 unusual
Ih-trv b. r.s4rdrd A. second 20 that - no
J"r-on N the state H- -aN--tsod daughters.
Mr. y y h9n'som.r snd Mr. ,tsil"'
iu-lAw o. Justice Bennett Van Syckd Of the
supreme Court
i,m-s : k~~'y. 4, sandy Hook pilot. died
street. Broos.yu His llu--- dated from
Nov lest. wheu ~ suffered from an attack
& ap'p,rI1 - z, ." o 5gsS'h s. "a. Over S,sanrr
bar IT. was taken 20 The Marin" Hospital
on staten Island and after remaining thor"
Hristts dts.as. was ~" immediate" caus.
Of death n" wss horn iu htooklNn about
when "a ,.ars old. had sal~d To- IL year. On
q sailing weasel tie l.aN'- a widow and son
'hsfl"s " CrisS " ufars" died suddenly
~ ~Notmaudie 81 acute hrsh's dis"as.
after an lines which h'snn OF Monday
He was about - ystr- ~ 80" and unnat ,d
Mr. Criss was % coN-- hrukcr IN New lork
~. vas a son of the lst" Mi'hs-i Cfiss. a
vel known fucmher 81 'h- stock ENohtug-
/ D iongleN ~ Hudson. y died Yes
terday ~ hs cottage ~ topakc lake Of
r.uralsA 81 the heart. AGED 81 te had
i-."u ,I"fk IL Cciumbtt county aud htd tIs'
completed a term Of ~ 'str- - County
judge he hal L!.p been t;y ,i-5s AND
Mayof % Hudson
Miss Mary Cher.horougl. Hs~i "a years.
Of Charleston, = e.. who died Yesterday at
~ Paths school m saratoga, Nas for over
u GENERATION known as pir ~ 'hs most clever
miniature portrait aTtls'- N the I nlt-d ~tst.-
1vo sisters. E.th-F ard Mare 'hccshoroush
al Charleston. : [. survive LcT
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FI\T or $500 ~ >NOkT TtST.
ono Justice wantrd Ia Send sugar Rrrn-r,
suprrint rndcn to Jan.

One - "a" heAvi"-' penalties ever i-Hir'ci
il a soft coal SMOKE ca-' Wa Imposed
b. 'ae Colr' e ~n.r,a. ~.~-i - .a Iara..l
w. erdav morning rv l~.-'.r.s Fen z
kcidv aud i.rD"r. who -ru'"f ~ David
Il lrup. supp. r'~rd.u. { the New York.
SYgsr Refining lHuparv. 90 pas a fr' q
49, ur 2, 20 Iau 'rr 'lir'y DAVIS tvtr.
k.aiv di-~.''.i tur a 'im" from u,r-'y
f'if = ~" a',".-sd mar. a--'r'irg f't' r.,s
failed 20 rr.v.ri 'H' -wrE" flI-4r.rr
10" Now York sugar Refinery l. on
40. Ia River and \cV'uvr trick. ~
Long Island C'v Swuk" from 'l. Llfur.y
- 'h.- refinery a. 'm'- hung like a d"r-.
cloud over Long Island cry. and vrrru ken
clouds Il sWuk" - -,'tc''i for m.l', around
Complaints vorn mad" uu all s.d'-. Tie
company pad l"uu'- On"
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lane nv OR1T DIfRIT.
Ia~,er Drdi-, Say. Ne TIA. . ssrtins-i
tony Won't Tell Where o. Was Cot.

Percy l. Dudley. 'n" law Yer. who ~tId
On Monday that ms client. Mr. Nrui Like.
had secured \ divorce from james Il =
Lake II Grra' \"'S. when 'oli v.-tor-
day thai ~. husband had t'ni't all know
gig" 90 any such divorce. said that NJ
Lake, statement dldr'' 'u' rest him
1 admitted YESTERDAY. sad VIZ dudley
that Mr.. iaN' hat ~,.r,-i n divorce
! would fui TEL Nh"t" nor under what or.
Cl'p-'an~'- 1lt / all uu' tell thar TOW
h.oau~r u isUF u"r"~-trv dom frl
rallied upon - prov" everything I ~Av u..r
'-.ause " NAV IT, rpr'radir's-l bv Tom.
Dos and Harry ur ly I'm ls-r have a
certified ,Htv 90 NJ lak'- t-.r... ~ nv
dtsi. IFf I Wur SHOW NJ
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4 sEN,rsR stIIFD Dow y.
<ir -.... ,utes - f~sisssI Js.iss.
nesrnlrd

nsrItuu y I4vs lH'-i states
~stAfur ~lmr gave '. 'fr Ir"- m
NaShlhg'sg -srfIy a. .~u't"rs'-l stale
u-nt ,f4s = fHa Republicans .' N"fih
ar.lir, Nth H...ltffs fH -''ai '" "a"
a. the sum.rs r.-"tiuu ~ having 'rr f.I
la ~ t- ar-i o. r-t.'.f. nus
I-ruu'Fs o., i~Eruss Oh. Vote Il" To-
p4I.DAf- E~ ais l.-laTs-i. N'fr 'H 10
fut .f.,l sII 90 Irl'-i 'lri- 'v CIR
Ns'uuaI ,,uml'tr- AT '.u l4iE" NJ
VS.. 'u f.r.rr 't- dee -in. lat h.-rHiv
i..b -"..-'t,-l
The suc,~~ 9Th. -rl-r. Nj ~tnmou,
sv.tr~i. -r,t ug-- a.sI ft" iHu-t'.'l"t 90
TIE yIIlritry f,r PARTISAN pun ~s uH'
Republican unrialium % Nur'h carolina
= c.us. corporation lEI t.ls par 20 '."
r. sramm" rre-rL, o. practical d.ft,I''
tee
judge Purn.l q a.. lu.'~i state court
Or ~, Eastern District &C Nurth taru.Iua.
Who va to ofncAI r~,f-rr,-i L. mu'-i-
t'ely vr,'" -nstor summons ASKING him
Il b. had i.,r ourr--,'.y quoted. demanding
- a iawv,f hat tie latter r%rusiu," Ir..i
Il hs statement and nt.mat.ug 'ha' a.."~-
{ was forthcoming b" might II" lr"ns
tei4r- "a" court foT cuu'~ml
J.Ig. pIrusi.~ letter ami Mr N.mm'n~ :
r.ply v,r" o. uIr put.lc Yesterday. ~" ma
tor d"ylsuug tlr lee VA correctly Tuu,'d
hut c.auAug ua, = u~I-iu'crl relation &
81. part 81 - haI made o. ari"ag ihn Do"
Wa authority tor ia. -'a'"tu"l' wh"u Ia
reality ID. had expressly a.-Hr'sd hat tie
information ,Aue tom ksIuu.. AZ sources
tinted N'a'ss ~sratot ir1t'iafd. Ni' l.
Chairman . he RerutLcar ~tst" EA''I'iN"
.,uuutt.-'. 10 m Hi-n ."''"f .'-idN IL
b. NHHnA 4
among the Republican ."ad"r- Il ne N'a'"
~ Absolutely falls 10 every iafftcultf AL
Infl.- 'ha' they LAN" cv"r ten consulted
WITH ragaId tot lie lad never heard Oft
until tho plarg- VA mad" 10y Nln mons,
b. declare. ard a. CIairuatn g "a" Re-
fuNlicau UmmI'', u va likely 3" would
-Ich 4 v'an had '--n contemplated
He ,harsss simmons WI, lutI-itng
-, statement s."kirg 20 create he i1lS'
.ssu.e - negro domination m order =" nh-
s,,r. tie fac' 'lA' 'h'r" = a vigorous r.
wolf in N" Isrrcsr,'r ranks - %" stat"
against rirg -li" Ter" hal never u--'n
r,rru domination ~ \ur'h carolina, D." le-
,Iaf.- AMI the adoption 90 'to grand
father ia - am"niD NJ Z" -" ,"i.-''u-
lion mad" - utterly ifup, - Die even "a ne
county . 'l- state l.c ask- ~ col
league how y. can reconcile his charg"
TOW with tho RSsu-aEre- gwen hv The
D,unrrattc .sal.r- when The grand
father claus va adopted nat u would
absolutely ,..'rlu1'" ~ r"sfH nom N'At"
%,altic-. ealing simmons attention to hi
DECLARATION 20 HI alleged .Dspirs'"r-
'ia' ne wt''" people - ne STAT" never
WuuId t-rrl' rcsrp RAJ" IU',uaTd SaNs
hat what ~IfrU. - really meant Nas ihh'
E.f.biI, ~ r|..' 0uI.! hover again =" "r-
ini''si u %" l.uDDra.o rig 'Ugtt pre-
,.r' y IT, l., ~ r-r negro rI-
va l..ns ft.--d bv ~imu o.. fuf 'h" ~'r
rur'.,. = .rg'r i"flns race 20 .tI'H V'h
a El'p Z n'-~Ififg D." real issue % o."
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MRS. NM ~ HERE AFTER BOi
says She viii start for Or-Gon Ia Get Him
From Nts Grandfather

Doro,hea Kruse, who o her eigh, wear
I'D hoy Richard from his home In Portland
Oc 20 Germany IN september and wa
forced to g.ve him up by the boys grand
father. who brought him here IN june -
arrived Yesterday from Bremen by the
kascr Wilhelm der Crosse
-. ,sId sha would x directly 20 Port.
land and nv =. 60 p'-~~~sion ~ the hoy
M. hadn't - kidrapJ-d bv his grand
's'l,r -" -aIi. hu' had hT"n taken non
irr o., egal forms Ther" las t-~n troubl'
'vs"u Mr. krI-a ana her husband Nh-r
.i. went avav with the hoy the fathei
.ay. tho grandfather power 81 attorney
and ho -aIleif rr Germany and got the bow
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WOMAN SAVES NAN and BOY.
DfIES iNTO RuIR WIrH HrR
Cf0THTS ONn >Hk ~ ruf
,,.n Jumped IN 10 save ts", Ia, fsu or .
sasss sr, IimP'sn >~im. ." 'arh'
to me Rr,-,t~ and SCI TART, nsrN Win
tbsm .hsrr, of ~pertatss, ,nns, Tier

Wien 4, four v~.sr...I '.v AL q " .rs
ran ynu ItI .grI-t .r'n 'I" N.-'f ts."-
90 r--u. l.u sew 's'h r danger - ir'ru-
If. Np-'.rfty a",rr.s.t e. fhH iS' 2 tt-
.,.r'r -r--' II .fsE.r. "A N.uan |Imi."i
Overheard ~ rr Al. Nsr ,..'."- . % All -sN~d
hem bath II- W. mai vs- Mr. u" mas
= mr-ur. t-.T.''.r z q -sIwfG.Hg bath
Tfs .i o.. ea- John Campbell. j. -
no. Wa-,lrE,uu street.. " .t"s~u II" '"tI
.,rffl4rf fr.u Iu- gr..' : arg bfuig
ram and " Avn N.Nsfmu'' ..up-d ia
after him N.INtu.H'' gut L'ti - Pc"
,nId, nI' 49, .'r.uE't sav" cut Nh"n Do"
led tu ~ m NI'u him hark TO tho barge
aE1ir., o -.r.rg clh 20" Both were
.ir..ug vh'u Nj simpson stared -
Wa down 80. iI"r 's Z. 'n Ter uaih-uI-
Sl. r..rt Gle. s.raar. - son" women
and .ll4irru Vlu v-r" watching tho drown
No ratr nit rat - wl'r" they we're at a."
end 2 tH- per SIZE throw her at On a.
a.. r,r. bur Didn't -tup'n 60 rid q ANYTHING
e.. tui .l,c. .y,rtsA rd with -1o-- ami
al .n
Aoe- a swim 8 fiv wards ~" grabbed
Ncp.rr,tr, Va 80. hit hold e '"" "hti.
And then -Ntm i.t.A agA.I.t 'h" tide with
hoth Of 'Hem -" kept them both allow"
water ~. p M. r,r on the taIg. pulled
them aN.ai It.r ~t" Climbed w her
salf without as--'0r."
Ahurdra! .r m.f" i-r~nus hAi ~'UessNi
tf. r...Ur lr,..ars % lut = icstuat and
bary. men. a. every man tuuh his ha' n
o.. ,3,- ,t.rI.rF U.rulu" q 10" dyrk when
~. .tslt.-l asr.r from N" tars~ lh'v
cb.erai boz and very man seemed 'o -
irving r.t.So of -aue'hHg to do for her
IL. II -ur-.F. H#lfF as.Hu 10 MINK That
al OVATION sa- .dii'i iOT
oh t.rr act lA- a % e fools, -"
s,ia g.,.i rt'.railv A. -" hrUk" throush
the lin" = air1ir.rg h'S'W"T AMI huifl-l
to IA. len minutes la''r
.he Wa la rn- water again teaching her
women IIIH 49, swim
ha- t--'r , swimmer al her lt" ana ~"
made her 'r-' rescue when -" NJ u
y,,ars old That vas Vh-u -" lIiAT--i
into a LAX. IN he north q ireland and ~ay-i
alitle grrI -. received a medal FOR nat
In Frg AMI So" hat a r"pu's't n for Whining
swimming rert- Hui t"hf-Ii-'Ahc, con
,.s,s SWIM aDf'-- 80 iur'..''' Nrr~N
and ba,. ,t- .." q Nur t.r'rss rI"
hA- -at..t .y'. .r 'hs' '.''..
81. r.-.. o. fft- country fvo'v" v'rf~
az, am no., husband NTH "luw 81" =
in '.r ta'hr'.~ i..~r.-. an -. '"',,
,h. rs- .'.. .H| ~' md" N.''H t"f't ''
f,., "a, N. '.-'ar.I "a .r" Z
them n .f .8. game o
Will. r- -Nir. rElE.i f.Hau" o.. o. .4-.
NJ -ff.r. r - .'lF' t'a H' 'H asa
-t'r... .t.,- i'.r ir.. 's. g Ha.I."
~. -sa Wr. SIM -.
x.r.-t,v -.t.,r' ,.s' there v-r' 'Na
Il fu.u % ,,a , instead { ~"
n. r.. ~ ..- -i .is.u' .'r having
u.mi..t a.. ',.i-h "rud ~ CO..
-. .t. .,tt n v.r,--
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Boys Day
Thursday.
The Expansion Sale
Gives q Marvellous
Purchasing Power e.
Two Dollars
AT H BIG STORE.


inaSinu'h as IN" h'' ~ .'
y Inc Wan on n N''' 'N '" ..'.. b
entnl"i =" The cr"a'",' ''I~.
Tor ac-tin' make h.n 'H' 'r''''
n word : history
IL l. bc,au,r Of 'ur uui r'.u
boy'- needs 'ta, Oh, - 81, .
do,,,c =, ..,.l ,,...,
-
pci'"'''"N ~ H'"'' ''
proper npld'r.
Our fNIlu~.on sac r ..' ...
a change m rlc l,r,. OBJ. uf obi. .
pcr,r,no,, L., 49,.
-, a.. -
P''' 80" "" u"
propose q" h"'' e ~'.l"- ~'. '...
vii! clu>" a -'y>I''r
The first ,a,,..- .....r... 80.
,o-m,rr.N r,-rIr, .
-, -.
~ ""'
'"'' s'"G' s'''' '' ..' "
their original cost CO., 40" uE r'I'" tie
will he marked uniformly al, 500
+, MILO ,h,,.,., .,t t.
- -
"'o'' VIM. '"o" ' "'' VII"
" aTfahS"i IN i"I' - "H Voc
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w. ,rtornc,a.rnrraI hno~Iton's Mother
kill-ri

h~KItSGroN. Mas JAW : Mr.. Mars
Know tom. mother ~ former Attorney
GENERA. HI .N.tuu 81 Massachusetts,. va,
k,,.-l hero IA q runaway arr.l.ut Yesterday
Nj hbuN.'lu. who lN"i Al Manchester.
.pio' 20 Arlington Hn business A. the
"a H~ 'o ~" BOSTON and Maine Railroad
.--Hrg 90 Arlington centre ~.rH dow o..
Mr. Know 'nu -'"pi-'i u front ~ the hauN
ruritfIg 'H vali tor ia" tram 20 pas Nhilc
.pc -'uoi 'u'r" q team came duVn the ~tr.-.'
WIN Two isy- uu the drivers -eai Tho
3 tr-. took fright and ran IN 80 N. s!l--
walk. it" wagon striking her a heavy
bluW B'!Frr medical attention ouuld -
given -hr died
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BOTH sCANLO>S ~ BELLE,IE
Came First With u Tale of ., ->h
stayc ri and Tie came Back.

4 man and Woman Who SAID they were
Mr. and Mrs Edward Scanlon % Fishers
Point. Saratoga county reached Bellevue
Hospital early Yesterday morning in a
carriage Her face was bruised and bleed
ing and his hands were badly scratched w
They aid they had been IN town only a
dav and " lille driving las, night at fiftieth
stree, and Broadway had been thrown
from their carriage Mr.. Scanlon stayed
~ the hospital. and later said that th-r"
had ts.n no runaway. hut would make no
explanations
IT, the afternoon Mr. Scanlon returned
- Bellevue and sad he wanted to stay
too a- he wasu'' feeling well lie was
-,nt To- the alCoNulic ward He said h" was
connected with the firm - Whitehead &
Go - Fishers Point
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L,WiER 70 waRR, PoLICEwt ~,
Policeman's q special aud . she Beth In
the sal, alton Army,

The salvation Army copper IL To he
married - The Sa.vaii"n Army's lawyer
at the Army's headquarters. IN West Four
t.euth street. a. : o'clock tonight The
policeman IA ,niS Casc Is hot a man. but a
ma
She Is stan captain Welsh, a special po-
llc.man hy virtue ~ her Joh a. probati m
srN officer In the jefferson Market police
court The Beard - ti'y Magistrates APP
pointed her under the Probation lsw. re-
C,Ltly passed hy the Legislature, and she
has been the most sues cssful Of all the
officers 49, appointed
The Artny's lawyer and bridegroom elect
u Major Ferris Both hs and the stsf cap
tam stand nigh among the army. wurkers,
aud there l. sur" - te "A great turn-ou
at their weiding
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shiId ku'ed >ildinr Dow n.tair,

Pour v"ar-oli Francs Sh""han. Who
hv"i IA th" fourth huor Of 'uo 'rr"uout
house a. 1' ts~' NSi-'n'l ~.'I'-'. Wa
allowed Yesterday afternoon 90 play m NJ,
hallway with 10" uii.'r u%H.ii-,i VIM.
tL-E 81 p" sliding down 'r' uaui-'-r Frluoe-
'i,"st 'u ml'a'" 'a'm and f'l over 90" tan
i.'-r. down the .'al' well Sh" lsul.Ui
uu her head "a t1c basement and wac ia
r.nutLN hLlnd