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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
WHIST

At the Commercial club last night Koch
and Dannenbaun won high score in the
duplicate whist contest.
North and sonth-Fisher and Hall, 2O1; Nc
AnuIty and King, 1876; Mprsnn and Backus. 1872.
Brooks and Bardwell, 1911 Brown and yelling
ton, 100; Carpenter and VIII, 1885, Total 1156;
average. 1872 2-3
East and westayivlan and Miller 2oa; Koch
and Danenbaum. 206; Westlake and Harper, 100;
sidner and Eppley, 191; Brush and Bechtel, 1888;
Fellows and Chamberlain, 1876 Total, 1888; av-
erage, 1877 1-6.
The winners each received handsome stein.
This evening marks the opening OF the
seasons ladies' night whist play at the
rooms of the Minneapolis Whist and Chess
club, third floor, Andrus building.
Members Of the club are privileged to
bring their women friends and the d.
rectors of the club desire 1t definitely un-
derstood that all women whist players Of
the city, as well, are cordially invited to
participate, without expense. Play COM
mences promptly at o'clock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
Men $ New all
Suits for SIS.

look and try-on will convince any man that
we are selling the best SIS suits in the market
SECOND FLOOR.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-06
Sole Agents for DR.. Reeds
=. Cushion Sole Shoes.

will probably be the last baseball game
of the season was played here to-day
between the ST. Paul team and the
Winnipeg transforming combination.
Both pitchers were in fine form. The
only score made by Winnipeg was a
home run by Anderson whose hit was
really a two-bagger had not the wind
lifted it over the fence. The score:
st. Paul ............O o. 0 0 80 3 O
Winnipeg ...........O 0 O 0 O o ii 3 6
= Batteries-Stewart and Sullivan; Sessions and
Rogers. E......e~ So. ~. u
Pittsburg, Oct. 6.-The opening
game in this city between the Pitts
burg and Boston baseball teams for
the worlds championship series was
postponed yesterday on account of
rain and wet grounds. If the weather
permits the first game will be played
to-day. ~. ~ lf s
At Chicago ., .. ~:
Americans % % 20 / Q 0 II IA O
?, Batteries-Wicker and Killing; Altrock and Sui,
Ivan. Pr. - a., p - - 5SE
At Philadelphia p .... ~. 1. r.. "5 55-E
Phil, National 80 Q Q o Q Q Q OIL 8
Phil, American 80 0 Oh 0 *-6 IL /
Batteries-Duggleby and Roth Plank and Pow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
HE REVIEWS THE MoNsTERpoR PARADE AND
GIVES A STIRRING AD DREDN LABOR PROB
LENS.

SYRACUSE ~ ~ Sept THE
rt,ssnae of President Roosevelt che
uurpins uf the Sew york state 'pir
Hi,d tua celebration ~ Tabor Gas reru-
hlued bav, drawn uHa az tha iarsesf
crowds h the nIstHn of Syracuse.
Railroad officials estimate lhat ~ lees
than q go VISITORS hHd arrived iu the
'iii before O'Clock thIa sfiHfHaau. thN
hnur AZ WhIgh tur president dsHf rrrd
Else opening aadfeas q ihe niats itlf
The apteiHl earring Che pffahiHnis
uHuF IH tiit private ear m President
frur=aHis uf the i.hrhHvanHa rad ar
ri,rd 81 1H At tha Nlafinn - wee
mei - thr state rair commission emo
eiasaaa reception committee Ne
thsn reviewed the iHhaf parable
EUrmeH Senator prank iilr.esh artrd
~ best t1 ihe president hHd lunch
assa assssH at lhs iiiasaeA Residence
shortly itfafe nuna the chiaf ssesu-
rise va token eco the Hfafa fair
grounds 10 nFHsihi .r4iH iiiH adHifers
uaa daIHftfrd fram aps aiIs eunt
stlucta.i strand b. soc afhiTfir usIt ara
See gas afszsaas % mafs thsr a7ssa
peupie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
COULDN'T FACE
HIS DISGRACE
C. H. MUFFIN. CONFESSED DEFAULTER. COMMIT
TED SUICIDE. LEAVING GIRL WHOM HE HAD
DECEIVED BY MOCK MARRIAGE TO BEAR HER
SHAME ALONE.

The BODY found on the shore n Lake
Washington. near Sutherland mill
Saturday afternoon. proved - - tnat
~ Charles " MrfIn head b1okkceper
Tor A " Harrison q 90. RE bad
shot himself through the head after
writing letters % several relatives
ard friends infarfriuH fhem q hia In
teufian o. commit sgieide
Shortage n his accounts which bad
A,ser. laseas.sss-s4-st i.s. ~ -. ass
PEELED the young mar Who was bot =
years ~ ars. 20 take bis own lifo
II T. thought enc shortage viii reach
about fiel0 Experts have not yet FIN
inhed their work and until they Do.
~ wifi be impossible 10 state the exc
net an40unt ~ the dffalcation.
IN order 70 make good the money be
had stolen from bis employers. Muffin
recently took out life Insurance pol
icy for fHn and m a letter which he
wrote e. Mf HafrisoH on TIE day II
Ms death inriaref q blank note % b.
filled ~ with fhe amount N the short.
ase. The Insurance policy y ir favor
- TIE dead mans mother who lives
ni SLEEPY Eye. MINI Muffin intended
that aho should sian the note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

Another fact that probably weighed
ca MHffins mind IVES that he had
taariv deceived n fifi who believed
herself % b. bis wife. and who had
been living with him since last pss
cemher % tieis Seventh avenue south.
The Girl has a marriage license. best
the wedding ceremony was = huliuw
mcnkefY, according e. Murfin.s own
confession 90 letter 70 oue ~ hia
ffiss fhH H5f5 ~ - ffff ffifEf nf7f'i1
and ruined VI this city hy Murnn E
death formerly lived az Burnett near
Tacoma.
Muffin was Heil known IN the riig
and had large circle 81 nequaints
ancea During the last three weeks
b. had been drinking heavily he left
his horne Friday neon Tor the last
time Il was supposed O. 80 q work
That morning be bad been told ~
the discovery - HE peoulatiena II
was late Saturday afternoon when
city Detective 4. q. Lane ard Andy
Reed found the body
n has been decided bY Coroner fioye
that no inquest r. ueeessary. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
KING PETER
APRLSOKER

VTFSSA. Sept t-A report was
received here that kiuz Peter ~
HaryA vas held a prisoner by some
asaeais a. Ntaeh eho are aEitatina
the ptulahmeut af the uurirFeFH 81
kiessgHaf aud pfana. Tho officers
are supported lu agitation by Gen.
Ianka.fe. commander ~ the Mech
division ~ ia feared q rauEuinary
clash VIII occur Prince AfHen The
NIaf't brother. la acting as mediator
+ alternating 20 avert collision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
BODY WAS
NOT MAYS
Floater Believed 20 Have Been
Nj. 5. Magee.

The dead body found Floating In
the hay saturday which was sup
posed 20 be that OF William MAY.
proved 60 be- that If 81 H Met,rs.
ha iahurrf Tor Iiif4 Hpardua q
GO The hody had been iu the water
about four weeks and Nua badly de
composed The sams 90 the de-
ctaasd was aseerttiHed frHm irtterz
m the pockets tt ta believed that
the eaHr was one uf suicide.
NuIfefwnrth s NonH fhr uudertHks
era haNr sent mrsHasr t0 the fvM
dives af the dead man at tfionm.f
s. g. but have rrraffrd ua anrWef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
standiop Of the Clubs.
"KI-YER"
HALIBUT
Catch OF Seattle Fleet 70 BE the
Largest in 10 Years.

Reports from tho Cape FiatterT
banks Indicate that with q continuance
~ the present favorable conditions, The
entch ~ haiibut will De- the largest
iu The past 80 years From p tO q
fshlnn craft mostly from seattle.
have been operating ON the bunkn
since early ~ May and an have had
s.-.s 49, lstsl-. s ---=s- '-----'' 49, e
Choipeoks fishing schooner Daisy
came ia yesterday with 2anp1 pounds
~ hsiihut aboard This. with lsaH
pounds aboard the gasoline launch A..
mes and 1900 aboard The schooner LIEF
nj, both 81 which arrived saturday
makes total catch exceeding iply3
pounds
mo fishing season viii close about
the middle Of October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
WRECKED
PASSENGER TRAIN RAN INTO
A WAsHouT.

coLLTNsVfLI.E, Conn, Sept o.
a passenger train on the New York,
Sew Haven q Hartford railroad
WaH wrecked this afternoon caused
By q washOut pnc coach WAS COM
hietciy overturned, two others wire
ditehed and a. largo number Of ueo-
pie Nore reported injured. but nu
one WIS Killed An the surgeons
hefc fWere taken 60 the Scene on n
nuncl-l tfaln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
WON'T TELL
PLANS or PRESIDENT TO DC
KEPT SECRET

OYSTER RAY. sept b.-sccretnrv
och declines 40 give uut any detMis
ia regard 60 tho presidents trip to HYr.
reunf- ia ardrr t. prevent erHnkf from
reaching or annoying him ~ u known.
however. that Gen Greene VIII neoi
pfeaidrui Roosevelt ut Long Island
city and conduct Inn o. the Delaware
4 InckaNnna station where he Wiil
board special train The party IN
riudes four secret service men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

Morocco lost 81 killed and a
wounded the French viii start an
expedition asaluat the natives a.
sooa az endorsements have arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
SUNK
LARQ SCHOONER WRECKED
on ONO ISLAND SOUND.

rnoInnNCE D. T. Sept a
QIae islaud dispatch SAYS = lars"
Eaaf- HlHfad ~. ha#ner fAsHHdrred tHaF
uasruia nrnr the southeast Hghtheuff
so tace ~ the crew has set fsern
fHsrd, II g. believed fhf Haa run into
a. uuA aurns = drnas faa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
uhE THE PHOENIX

The steamer Ia Conner, which was
burned July . m Burrowa bay, mas
bean repaired and completely over
banied and II again ~ thu ffeiaht carr
rtlnr service on Puget SOUND hhs
will sail tomorrow for hpods cnIlai
with cargo q limo aboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

+ breathe average American citi-
seu. ~ ruor h a Just ibin tkHs
thaf cave cause fur our pfuinuhA
taItn H. future OF the rapu nlie
DuH government af hueftf.
bp. flHh. and under the las
We aa MANS permission When
sac ~ hlm 20 obey the las
nrithae prfmiahIun # fh" poor
mao net or iHH rich msu. Least
~ aili thr mau - great wealth.
HffuFa break the lass. ever. TOT
his ushaHoial advantage Too fhs
iap b poop aud support uud n
la HnliFilsh aud profoundly an
Hatfiuifr Alm f. fail So iutiHf
hearty suuft o. thuer hO HhaW
that fhaa in every fact uur isaH
and otaf only aiikr for ihr fIah
sud thaar. Tor tue great ana the
small
The Ne,Worker's Enemy
'fhrre s worse enemy n fhr uaea
0ufsff : tEH man vha daHeH
Hut fiast iu ans ahHIs nf Wha
pffaeHaIsaa hatred and aafrl5 tie
siiHttasF Ianttsues uitH uHr iuaHs
ffiai his ahuaa tcarh even tho
mue' - auhft1 that the 'imca -
mHet s4Hs far nuf hzapir ~
ahaia timsa shsu taaInesa ia
aiasaaHhnd caulfA saftsfr from
aisf3 4Ha eutf Ha return ffam ils
IHt rsifns az esarfif tha tifnes ~
Harifi go usut Hna ErIm disasfsf
amafa tnaur Hhf wage WaTkef b.
anie Masff When she reHt 20 the
eHuHfrs wtn eff ard BE- rau tsst
aif frlfatfa this HtHfrst Neu hsHHE
show sanity aad a fffu rurIHf#t
- % He ta others
fu ihsfn tha capitalist wha In
EaffiH slHarrfatise the nsu Hia
Base fof.saEhl na aall De Ha'riuiszHh.
hHahi hub Waiaame rffY effort
ahsfiifra tala tive ~ nthsHa'rr tHHf
Haa rof aHiert e. aarHfs falr asN
HHE ~ tifai farnsfafr - iudifiaH
81 uaafhs uuhtif and towards fht
ufi efsteeh iaN 90 thaf paeaHa
q aunaH Iasf year fnr fhn rafIHss.
- sFfE fAIua 3 HtHrtfHaaf n GERS
Hfrea 4 iahaf Hnass WhHh Nhsff
ahff hEfeaH go ufafarH end
..rr iHeitf ffam che greet eaf
Haf o.. afirt o. ar interstate hHs
HHaas - r. i.W as that naFara q
she haa fima fef thr rasti'afiaH =
fle fretfsh - eanfaefrr 80 90
e. trfs - fattH Hiflr HH fair iefHs
- IA a4HfrfH iH Efff'Hf thfir rasi7
- msrA fHHaf laHs ate in fhe f.
zsst s HfarrF - fnt Hnp'r
- ~>~~ ~>->---~>- ~->~ 1920 =.
so in Eaaf d. tla % aHtt ~ nszzH
#sfF he #ss ftsI tHan - ma hias
fatehf HHf a. Hir Vat rrupffi1
Hzasrs ftfsnQfr share ~ tHH hnf.HsH
- SOS &c ttat ufafi. ~ g. lHazzAs
-. sn.5a 4hr IffHfrst II $50 Hu 80
80 fn = sufaftst = the uhHla e'i3n
aafffN
ia otif euulf tsHiuiatfan t1 hs So
saas ~ sH<sf ne anf riass murt aia
tsa aa4,faf fhe rhttaH az @ whole esd
whiHh tfetH 'ulst'.r 'H sH
E5as E eeftala 90 refk harm ia ~
rrAsff arransf rfftew ~ 81 e.
fsf 80 ratlaH 81 on a aai3 t#iH
HA traNzfs 90 fHe nHH5 a lu 90
aafstf sHafuan NrfeF before ~
aaH aasH5fa - circulation been b
fF hif On at fhla dag aHd ah.
4faalata moreover iH f meae
safr aIar m ahlsh is 81 DAT Al
SID w orr bHVirE tha sH
sfrrert afutsm e 70 haaefif g. 81
fankb "A course hHt it la ~ iHfH
ssis nfa tar dc e. the people -
ataft aaasr - ths haalftf effet
sa bass So rrfHfFians
b. fh same wy whatever r. a.
sfsstEeH use uaF ~ remedial uf ea
z5etIse ffrnrF .NlHiatlan cod uafi
rag f.sIatfarare H. advisable HnaN
ffsseue HHit. ars must - nnflefsai
!. chi I'm lha atanla.lnl q .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
FIRST IN A
LONG TIME

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. b~Jimny
fsrltt. the lightweight champion. has
Received cnhicKram from dnhek
White, the English champion, in which
ht accepted his chellensc 10 HRhi ~
tItin &c. Ia November.
rhf - naemiie club Will put ur q
4,,.,sf n saou Tor the International
h&itel. which viii be the ilrst INTERNAL
Il1na, contest IN thc United States fof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
A Tribute to Mothers.

fhs woman aha hes borne and Nho
has fHarad ~ tnrf should BE- fchfsa q.
fsu.IiV af ahliireH. hHs Dee are o.
sr44.HHtie manner deserved well -
tt. r.uallla Hrr bartcn hes iis
t..fss and she has been able fn De-
t sartaIif anf 81 the rssazssalin -
f.a8Iatiun - good aaaFf. n zeHaf iFssss
...d - sfrae1UahneHa t4ut II sire h#h
bafHs IL wit then o. hrr hhah come
~ 5t4t,r.f5.a Hf.rrlHz4 fHF De- Iht Wa6aH
.f fhs nIdfzt and zrsafcst Hf lsn. =
affsf rNtiHeaH shaM rive an ana eH
has f.f.se4a aHI amaHE fhe hrf'fi -
t.fa - the land haf place mfat =
,sffk thass Who hasa done thr tssi
sr.H fhr hafsie-t wHHs ahffhef 1879
flyers ur aa .Iirfa whether ," NNissts
ar r. private ifr
aessaH if r. .read aNNuEiH lfff
ssfs 4, B.ea and wefaen VIE ioaf
slfh fhe SETTER virtues iss
49, stronger Who e1n da Hna Hs5s
sHa eia I'd need HHi whH zsnl'N
iaata wIu never finfh from th''f 81
atfsa tasf /,
H. eIasIaa hls aadrfFs Win hfasi
tsftafa tn hiz native state ihe ~
.fasfa fHaI wnfaH are
-->-.>$ ~s>~~ - ~s>s> SSSs> ~S~ 49, - ~
I r#fHsa f1If HHnuHmszf1f frHHfm f''Ht
. faratIie sash 81 aHrr the cab
a. = a. afaaH neither ~ roe aFatHai
| .s.e s-as hssaast be e rieh - i7ea =
| b.. h faar because D. f. EHfaffH =
.4s a.5l..us EIan ~ smother. fsaANHs
...sta uift4 hir hfHlHH ar because =.
fts vitN hia haHs# we mutt ifshl
1 "a man - hia nafth aHa mFfliH e
| naa We laust see THAT saFh ;.
- ~t.hra deal lseauFt pc e rn'.i -
...s=.. s,ssfH and snauia receive 2"
nf ne fH8st sssr kaeH pc h'
.s.t +. rsfzsliir saah aa qafa 'sn
- as.i, T. s5rfur - ttr nfiffsf Ne T
| .~btsh raues thraanh she saaai a.sah
.r.st54r g fha 'nw ever on mon ss
~ THROUGH see O. fHsin'aif tinA in
..s.f..te ana fearless fashion 90 ~
,.ssh aU fhat me- mHn ir ahsf' u 80
80 mao haiaW ~ 49,. -
u45rrnfHa 60 tse eiff late Dr. ihs -
4.--.a fHa president refisH.1 ~
...s.t. - tile National AHseci tinn +.
l Z 4tfrr rartlsrt whieh has h''n
z.s.. fsra d1rtnH thr naHi wees.
4ftrr sfatr iianrr erie sFenins =
"a i. a. Albany shors 20 VII me-
~ rsaraa Ilrtaa and M I'M =
sfi.#np VHfresa corps. shish
.4asf a. aef 90 hla prrrnHAt see'fa
-. Is..+aa snsnafasw 0r the o.ea
-. ,rsstflnf - the Like oeFf Z
= hattie monument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
FROM
A STREET CAR

The accident was caused ~ the
car striking the curve - A street ~
a high rate 81 speed. throwing the
men through the gates on tue plat
form
y. '. WthsFa y. " naEssft and
hoy Peterson Were the injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

rhree men we're thrown from the
front platform 81 3 ballard car
about clock last night All gere
considerably shaken up and some
wnat nrumsas but meme dangerously
hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

..... ,esfz white 10 considered ere
- fta brat lightweight that tFrf 5sNt
=. tbs siaeen. Britt ir ths ehaIata'h
- ms country bg virtue 81 th' -
f3.at d. Cans cannot aEht ~ tNt - ~ ~.
weight umt The uEht VII % a. -
s..5Iadn rinR weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
ERRORLESS
BALL GAME
Dugdale's Infants Climbed 10
Second Place.

uuzdaie'a iafssts hssz-fes tissas-riit -
into aeepnd place Yesterday hf beht4
inE Spokane IA ore ~ the heat aaipsa
~ The season. The aame wza much
closer than the score would Indicate.
both teams plafiug aimast errurieas
ball A#uriu aHcoeesiatf iu ncffiuH
even with Hoes. and backed ~ sniau-
ga fieieine. Nou BE game HARDLY
Features wafe Rrardsland csfehfs D.
HurieY brennan and nnrkinfieid
uuE has "a ciueh pn the rsunant nos
a. be has niHHed stfi klett the star
pitcher - Sire dofuue1 LIE AnRelea
team Hickey Hrd uammanu viii BE-
the opposing pitchers to-day. aad na a.
t. LafHf daF hiE crowd IL expected
Score hY innlaEs
seattle ..... ieeEee i
iiatfarira Mauuin and STANLEY
iioEE ana Hanson.
Saturdays game
seauie s...--.. --.......sas.-..-.l !
iiaitarlss iuekey ANA staaisy sh.
gle and Hanson
~ nHE
ngt,e, -. ...ts..-,....sss.....s s
nsitsfisa Haseh and suindsus
IS lEEa and Anderson.
STANDING o. the Clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

rb. steamer Centennial ~ tes
ttfaao line arrived ltst hkh
i,e4fra out from Kan fraHei@,".
bad 81 efrnrefH ana p" N"ts=
f-4fahf aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
Good and Bad Citizens.

u = -.s 70
The line % cleavage between good
citizenship and bad eitizanahip sep
afatea the rich man who does well
FROM the rich man Who does NJ. the
poor man OF good conduct nom the
paof man OF bad conduct, This Hoe
of cloa.aEe lies ~ right angles %
any such arbitrary line OF division
aa that separating one class from
another. one locality from another
ar mon with u certain degree of
uropcriy nom those Of less degree
Of property
The good citizen II the man who.
whate~r his wealth OF hla poverty,
atrlt AZ manfuliv 20 do his duty 90
himself. 10 his family 90 hiA neigh
Dor. 10 tho state who n incapanlf
~ the baaouosr which fnafIfHt'H
ITSELF either "a arrogance " q hnFFf
but who while demanding Justice $50
himeelf IL no less scrupuinHa 81
do justice to others,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

no man needs sympathy because hs
hos a. aufh. btrluae De- has e hutaeh
"a earn. Taf and aeaf the htal pfts'
that Hfr offers d. e. chance e. safk
hard "a work worth dainH aud iiliH -
t prize orru 90 every uhn taf thsfs
rtH 49, uo wafk better worth Apihf
ulau fhat daus Goo keep DO healih Haa
comfort pHd With reasonable aAfaff
tasas those immediately drpeHarnl Af
au else hnshHHd tla fsthsf 90 thf rah
fhsfg ia 80 fuam in aaf AralitsA
American life FOR TIE mere idlrf, TT
ils man of tts ysemau Whaas object
Do is throughout NE ~ ahlfs the dutisa
which iifs a9sht 90 ufiuE
TaH president bore EaiufiesH ih' me-
fesa ~ the eIFu uaf and sa1H
FHHt ass Else hardest Wurk thnt MaH
f1sH 81 he daur thsf bore Tho bees.
-sf lai+dsH f,at any E.HffahaH ~
Americans sfff bad 81 bear and -.
raaaa N.yy all teiH thrF have Ven
susH proud fHf aa it haH faiisn o. TIE
I'D = nn either men o. vita. and iisks
sfiflen u4alr name furcfsflHoF' 9i'
tis. saldrn honor raI uf thf uhti"f
Then De tHhss uH the race Hnl't0s
I ....s==fIan 4Hd SAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

Sacramento ..s-as..ts stss....tse-ll u J
natfariea-fa Lindsey and XearfoHa'
Thomas. Fitzgerald and Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07
PRESIDENTSPEAKS TO
THOUSANDS AT SYRACUSE

business community aH "a whole ihHa
d.. pf hs American body petite HH
Whole whatever is done. " cannot
affafd o. take my step haes nafd ei
Co. eaHt ans doubt upon TT etttath
redemption h. standard coin ~ ever
circulating HHte.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
WANTS UNTIL JUNE, 1901
j. B. Mcdonald Asks Extension for
Completing Jerome Park ReSerUOir.

John B. Mcdonald. of Mcdonald Onderdonk,
contractors for the Jerome Park reservoir yes
terday through his counsel, eX-Judge Henry z.
HcwlaAd, informed the Aqueduct Commission that
it would take until June 1 next to complete the
reservoir.
Corporation Counsel Rives sent opinion to
the commission saying that the work Of recon-
structng the old Croton aqueduct within the basin
of the reservoir to be formed by the erection of
the new dam was fairly included within the scope
of the contract of 1892. This is contrary to the
view held by the Merchants Association.
1t was expected that the Merchants Association
would renew its objections to the payment to Mr.
Mcdonald of $500 900 of the s39OOO that the city
is Withholding under the guarantee reserve fund,
on the ground that Mr.. Mcdonald had not properly
performed the terms of his reservoir contract
of letter r- from Mr. Mcdonald in which the latter
said that far as the work on the reservoir was
work force as large could be used to advantage
under present conditions lie adde9 % ina tat rrya H0 par
was not advancing and that work was BENG & pushgd @
ricks set up ready to prepare the bottom
More men. he declared, would be put to work
as soon as questions submitted to the commission
of expert engineers were settled.
chants Association regarding the S2O0.OO0 be re-
Commissioner William e. Curtis is chairman, and
that the committee be directed to take festimony
said the committee under the law had no power power
was agreed TO- and the motion Of the Mayor,
minus this provision adopted
Professor w H Burr. of Columbia University.
member of the commission appointed by the Mayor
to report the condition of Jerome Park Reser-
voir in a letter promised TO present the report at
the meeting next Tuesday. -
Fx-Judge Rowland. behalf of Mr. Mcdonald,
asked for an extension Of time for the completion
of the concreting and walling in for the reservoir
until June 1901 This would be nine months be-
yond the time figured for the completion of the
work. A.
Tbe Mayor seemed to hesitate about agreeing to
this request. on the ground that Mr.: Mcdonald
had delayed in perfecting his papers for his con-
tract something over two months.
Controller Grout after reviewing the delays on
the fnaj acceptance Of the contract, took the
position that the Corporation Counsel was to blame
for the delay instead Of Mr.. Mcdonald, in not
Submitting a prompt opinion rs to the form of the
Contract He showed an inclination TO grant the
extension The board agreed to the motion or the
Mayor that Mr. Mcdonald submit detailed state
Tent of conditions he is confronted Dy, IN re-
0uirng an extension Of time, and that the SUBJECT
also be referred to the Corporation Counsel for an
opinion as to whether granting an extension Would
require anv modification of the contract