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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
Or. TH0MS IS At 1T AcAlN

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eon o pesos ,eperss MAJ @s Ms psgass FROM sfar
No, measss hs eens'aeFe @eo'hass pulpit
OLYMPIA psa churches necessity Of
mat eotsrHs All the worms Of me Nn@ has eo released afee
time happened before pg rhom aei Of bile
feF
ms fact ths svsrea assault wsh be borne ~h cAsuaa 'uas aaa
.apsnssasn, washington Ap,salooa t~sp,
city removed
psrslpauen raunslpai Ia
The star has NJ desire 20 easa worthy osa'suea such a. mo
IN ,se cause q Temperance sRa siye rssorw
nu 20 unds. unfortunate It, chee Z
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hs assmeeraeos frequently aspas~i BY nr rhms eos
rshie which
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Of h
BY
equally appropriate rs.poasy
s1ars fortunately simeas
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Us -fs aat e p' rheas shame b s that he not 'nefes,
h perfectly a~sr' nat hs srsss nativity q ssat'ss ua' ~ fsy
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Responsible fas masataea
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hv habit Seattle bot
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as u4tt Of hs psas. .rs ar, a. ros ssse. Other
tun realisation q
In
newspaper
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
DRINK AND EMPLOYMENT

yaiaea railways Of
tas ether aay
reported
assaaisr
si hereafter tsehzrss
Em4lnrrs 4ho becoau~ u drink
me isSitT %
Innovation. and &
particularly employees tesn
nvova
ea-s.n~.s safety
bry Dictated hy sf
pfoteetAon
II - becoming has dworiafo man drunk
u .oey O hlrnand
shy Beeau.e whisky
his blouse and turmoil in hts brain
recognised anf' for
opinion decision and ehn
suicide
engineer Of bis hfe ns each Of ~ H.
nothing him deany that he drinks Many
q his fortunes and
nsve
because the bsfudaed
perceive ~
bottle be
b. a
who drinks Employers
realizing that the suPoye who gives Part Of himself
they want Thsy full
vho IS only part Of the time but
one who . a Who'll man his al the time
that the
should The school
a hard but Il teaches thoroughly
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liN knock you down. Hang you D.
lApu think FOR a moment that { "a
not lust far your blood az heartily
~ you Lust fnF minef $40 g. the
fsvil your own way Yautl ~ fa6i
enough"
At the .sfoiFer's point the valet
iea the WaF ta tho Htrert doar and
Maurice stepped Out into The re-
ffrshinE ain Hy the way, ttH your
MASTER not 80 So a. the trouble -
having one arrested. fnf fhr fiut
thing in the morning I shall place
4 msaivd packet in the hamda 81 tbs
British minister % De- Opened N !
ia aai call faf % within 70 haure
And say % your master that shall
keep thn rose
Maurice FASTENED % bis room. e
raH : a'uierk he had haen iu the
euianri's tuH5u neatly fhfee huufH
rhcu be- dropped into chair from
cheer exhaustion Reaction LAID
hulA ~ him His hands shook. his
leaa treHhira an Precipitation
Fuiisi daaH hts vheeks
"IV gearsefs Thla exclamation
stood aiaHr. but H contained Fols
uinea &c remained hlanafied. star
fng - his snara. over 81 hifh his
atoaAtarH had fallen. Ills shirt bus
TONS were gone ard the bosom uns
suiifIaas If tts former tzfaaaesiities
ussa. After n time he became CON
sriaas ~ q burning pain ~ tie ~.
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tou 81 his right arm. lie glanced
a5Nu at his hand. - find u covered
wiFh drying htnota one les ~ BE
trousers aas soaked. and ne Dan
ache ~ his fhiHh tnid the Gauss
gIa SAVED tbs wounds snd neund
them N strip u handksfrhlefs
That waa about az rluaH - death
a. : nan can Evg ard ruii out- Ard
de- ranral remembered me VIII
he stay im spite " my THREAT = III
kanN on hers tiii tainnfgnWs ~ he
atsga-I sect ns has the deftt =
own q . sWafA. Hans Il. my nerves
are 81 nsHe IS smash
naun Some Erngier thausht iess
haIa. aud ~ Nmilesi tsnaefiF. he
brought forth che rose. turned ~
THE way and that studied -
strak~a IL. held it 60 hlu ilpe 81 =
lover halsis the hard u the sura an
he laFer Her ruae. somehow ME
heart told him that she had laughed
because BsaHvals had STOPPED IN
vain.
wAh. Mamgoe." be said. 'Ypu afs
growing over fond Huf whT not
who viii knnaf To have loved Il
sonnet thing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

u snapplnF steel. and tbs oslswai
atnod with nothing bat STUMP ln
his Efaap
There you are. said Maurice IA
heat fash passing ever him. iiad
hr swefNed a hs4fa breadth from the
line that lFick would have Cost hiH
dfr New. { AN perfectly willing
C. nlk putting his point q the
ruiaHela breast IL NuHId iueuns
yvniencr mr a. kili yau. bat Do mot
count Too much on that
"tiamu Nout cfiea the colonel
hia face yeilaw with FaEe. ChHgrn
and fear XIII me. faf { swear 10
God that aae af the athef ~ uH must
tiei Damn yoa and Ypnf meaiiins
aoael.
Datum away. you sooundrei.
damn away. hut live i've hssf
That Wlli 30 the hr~uest punish
ment fivef . mF brave hiiief ~
boys. you thought - plaf vifh me
a. cat with a mouse. chs IN
capt tfrauita Heau safti y bat
% your name tie pfeHssa the
sWurli here. there. sFsFye here fou
ssre too confident Pafaaa ms ~ I
appear 20 hraH hat fhfr9 times
white vau Devoted faaf talents 90
manaaaguas. I e.said have ht4Fts Ypu
/ Ike nnf e thassF butterflies On the
sail if,9fu. / slgs 9au e huuFs a.
get ast Of this hinK1ugn n affrF
hat iiuie 700 are stiii ln fhts Part
81 ths country. ! shalt lufofm the
pronsr aurhnrsttaa tu iasnns So
/ fpu ars - q Hahia Anstrtaa hours
on the urif ~ fNraiif I daa't tisinh
uaauxeia MA tn desperate at
setnnt % clutch the blads b his
/ hands
-sa. No. laughed Maurice. raaka
/ Ing faDs.sa rfasts which cause Heaas
/ Vaia "a wIurn New haek farther
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MAURICE BROUGHT powa T-s
FIAT OF rsU ulAoE on TsE
coloNgL's kNuCkIuk.

father. 1 DC not nks ne iasA u
hRflHs M tsfa ta tse dHuF.
/ Itaauaals suHdetg whHoiff ara
flashed far thu niautei Ilut - he
sntlaa snrea q az hard an the re-
saifsf Nkafira bssaasht dawn the
fiat ~ the hssts 81 - sssEssssl =
mss + les. trasina q 4sii ~slt Maus
rice iank possession a thf weapon.
whlis a aftmaes u sWunr sens pFrf
a.. ealonafa fars. hrelnH thss ths
chafnbsfs ~sfe tseis.i Msursas
thrsN aewn ins sword
We'll. sriis TO- sid. sagsiHz ihs
tered the rDura fieaufais NteW
wslss uausss- eseiiaaed. 1
am ass ssins 10 shaat yua wish
tnsfnty % rait yaas valet" lie
aimed at she CRATE and pfserad the
ltfixHnf. and The REPORT. xibfatlus
Within ths fpeF walls. was 9safsu.
lnE
a uiomsni fsssssli. ans tbs valet
with bpiains eyes nEefea ~ Sees
Ing how matters sized. ks n1aar a.
f thnHEh 70 retreat
Maurire irvnlsd the snaohiaH re-
sulxs-. Gene 90. FrAnrssss your
MASTER na~tis Yau.
Ffanes8s complied Nj Ga3''
HYouf master tried o. nfursef rise .
sNid Asuftce ae take down yon-
Dor winsaw eurtain cord ard bind
your master hands.
@Transuia. cried The colonel 20
ypu lay = fiugvr on uF. I'd Nm
lyou e
Francois. l viii kni yau n yea
ldont. said Maurice
"ah. Lord have mercy" SAILED
- - asfaas aHaNHq ana nj
death
HYau may have AT TIE time yau
want. Francois. % wiring your hands
when I arm gone. Come. get 10
work Colonel. submit. I'm IN a
hurry hud have 10 time 81 spare.
flind his hands be- hind his earA. afta
40 more nuneeuBr
Monsieur apreailnnIy b. Hesu-
vals. ms God. am forced, lie VII
kiit me-
so viii L. grinly. ny God I
wifts" ueauvalH had a plan. ~ he
could keep Maurice tong enough.
ihaln might arrive. And b. had an
excellent story 70 tell WIFI hts eye
on the colonel and ths ffevolvef
sighted. Maurice pichsd up the
sword. lie gave Franeois4a vigar-
Gus prod. Francois needed no FUR
| AN-9 tAN##H'HNa#HaAHH 81 Wv - ~ ~
EYE he threw the cord around Beau
lTasss arms and nlnned than to hts
Iaidez HHHuFHls Hwara but ths valet
was strong iu bis fright lie HtruH-
Eied and wound and knosted aud
tied tlli hc colonel wae the central
figure 81 Gafdlan Knot
That wiii 80" ssid Maurice lie
slipped on his vest and coat. put on
hts hot and aiunR his tapcoat over
HE arm. During these rssneuvsrs
the revolver Remained cungpieuousiy
IN sight "NuW. Francois. lead the
way 10 the street door ny the time
you return 10 your Nluatrious mas
ter, who a. q prince or duke or bur
Eiaf or something or other pursuit
I viii DE- sat - ihs question Nos.
Ne for YOU" turning % ueauvaia, rs
hours from nov I shall inform tho
authorities NJ the nearest consulate
n they catch you. that's your nf-
fair"
sny God" began nsanvaip.
strugHiina 20 his feet
Come 20 FAR az this door. !"
J warned Maurice. "aud. hound or not
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dss a wicked rI-eiL ana when the
spell feil away the pftucrsa knew
that sha loved hiiu and NOT her
husband She piue1 away and did
poof. lonely. fairY-tais FFiuesssi
The old soldier bi.HNed 1t The
doves Yes. hos sell he rsfnsfn.
hsead tsllnE her fhAt story fiut. -
abe repeated ID. u was clothed With
a strange sIgn3ficznos. Some how. he
knag MT hos 20 reply.
Monsieur she said suddenly.
tell me. what has ny poor father
done that these people should desire
his ruin
lie has been kind u them. my
child, that is all lie has given them
hsautifuI parks. he has made them
a hsautifui city A kiuK who thinks
u bis peepla's welfare Il never un-
8efefuud
sAna-and you. nafuhaiT" tim.
And -
yes They whisper thai-thai
o. marshal q u you who viii for
sake " in our need I have heard
many things - late which we're not
Intended Cor my ears. My father
ana D. 80 are 40 alone.
What my father has done has
always tsssn wrong Ia hts own eyes
bat he sinned for my sake. and God
viii forgive him. lie save up the
home he loved for my sake. ., that
had known and understood I WaH
only atx We are - alone. We have
no place 10 go, no friends save two
ard theY are helpless. And noW
en 10 make n sacrifices for him TO
repay hlm far all he has done for
the ! have promised to marry one
do not love. even he foTsakes me
Hut love IL not the portion Of prin
rsHaea. Love 90 them is = fairy
story To secure my fathers throne
I have sacrificed my Ririhood
dreams All and they we're 10 sweet
ard dear"
Marshal. I bog % yau 10 tell me
tho truth Is my fathst dyingf Il
he lie they wlii sat sell me The
truth. for phys sake" She caught
81 his hands and stroye 10 read hts
eyes For PHYS sake.
He dared not look into her eyes
Tor fear she might see the tears tn
hts. % he bent hastily and pressed
her hands to- his lips Ia his heart
he knew that he would shed the last
drop of blood in his witherei veins
for the sake Of this sad. lonely child.
"Yeur father, my child. will never
stand W straight again." he said
As for the rest. that Is IN the hands
Of God. Hut I swear 60 you that
this drled-up old heart beats only
for you viii stand or faii with
You. IN good times or bad. Had I a
daughter-hut there' have none ="
Ny heart IL breaking" she said.
with a little sob. Che sank bach
her head dropped 90 the arm ~ tho
bench and she made no effort TO
stem tho flood " tears. u have M
mother and now my father Is 20
leave me And love him so. invs
him so He has sacrificed all his
happiness o. secure mine-in vain. I
laugh ind smile because he asks ne
"a. and all the while my heart T.
breaking. breaking"
tContinued)
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synopsis
Maurice gafruu. attached d the
American legation a vienna. uhila
seeking adventure IN nleihrfr en-
counters his friend lord John rttHs
Ferald wheo father when ilfItisn
miniataf a. an. puppat klnHania Ten
seafs before protected ktna t.eapnit
from plots - bis aausin the Red Duke
tesef AND made large loan % the
government
fftsaaraid dsaifra 10 assist the bed
fiddrh k'ua by sNtcusiinH tHE iaan
Friends tf the daughter II the late
tiuhe ts'aef aWens whom h Cot Reaus
fai~. - the foYsl cuiransiefa. seeking
70 place hef an she thfene attempt 50
Prevent him Cpfsn ffincs Frederick.
= CaruaNia, Absat 90 marry the
Princess AleSia. iayetsriouslY dlaags
pears
AfteF Naufiee meets the princess he
and FitaRsfais are abducted hY the
duel hess and ruHHHrd ~ Hesi Chateau,
where fitaarrald fails haesieasiY IN
love With their hostess. while her
friend the Countess or HeFshsfH.
smuaea Maurice me Amaftcan Il
then sent e. Hlefhera ca asguFe the
hidden hohtz findink thsy have been
stolen NauFioe captures lahan karf
spf ln ths employ ~ Cot heaufain.
ehu ezrauea ~ q rulta.
hauftre reefuea tha pfinneaa' a1f
ara l. thanked hF hef htGhnssa IN per-
snr
on The uiEht before Maurice
sfriFes Kanf alzsissna p Hial,af. the
HinkreltnF. = rist - nsautaia faf tha
ahaaetbAn - ihs prtuesaa
kepf discovers ne hlddrn handn ana
stsAts thata Maurice asain
meets ihv pftnasss At tias as i..tlslsag .
palace
she aissa hin = fsA ross Maurice
r. Invited e. the rnuHa uf tlsnHxais.
lie discovers that the cuianei Il an
aatreaE naiteman q Austria against
whHsa be has srades NranNaia
ss~ks g Eiil hin ailt they prepare 10
hdht.
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MIGHTY POOR EXCUSE

the bicycle
flied communication with
clerk bike riding laughaby
weak.
defending redhot einasf Path
but the
amply their while
the police easily
u the city dads
charge a
before
tho city council a SOUNDS
The fact that few idiots sti
the exclusion Of all wheemen
they
them tribute
they a matter Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
CHAPTER XVIII.
A MfSoH CHORD AND a
CHANCE OF MOMENT.

Marshal ksfnpf. wfapt Ia hiH mill
tary CLOAK. alth the psak u hin cap
drawn oeef his eyes. saf one one Of
the rustic benches % the archbish-
OPS gardens and reflected. The
archbishop had bid him 10 cali
without fAli. after breakfast. The
marshal had arrived an hour tpo
early and told the valet that be
would wait Ia the gardens,
What waH the meaning u this IN.
vftafinn7 Had that master II craft
ana silence found breach In the
rnrfur'H Qualifications
Fer II years be had tried 20 dis
rf4Haf the secret purpose n Austria.
bat. like others he had fallsd. lie
was positive that NONE II the arch
cousuifatnrM knew they were
blinded BY suif,infarcst Ard the
archbishop The marshal rubbed
his nose.
The doves In twna and threes fiut
tered down 20 the path and doubt
fully eyed the silent gray figure or
the bench Presently a whole flock
came down aui began cooling and
waitrlnu AZ the marHhafH feet He
soon discovered the Casise,
tier royal hirhHnHa vas coming
through tho opening IN the hedge
row which separated the two can-
finea She carried a basket on her
arm ana the bulldog followed AT hrr
heels. holding his Injured leg IN the
air and limpinF on the remaining
three A. the sight 81 her the doves
rose and clreied above her head She
smiled and threw into the air hand
ful after handful OF cake and bread
crumbs III their eaHernees the
doves niixhtea on her shoulders on
the rim of the basket and even on
the broad back Of the dog, who was
too sober 20 give attention TO this
seeming indignlty a gray white
cloud ~ birds enveiopcd them.
The marshal. with q curious sen
station In his heart. observed this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

exquisite. Twins picture lie wac
ehllaless and was very fond Of this
beautiful sill Tier checks were
scarlet hes rosy lips were parted IA
excitement and hoe eyes siiHtrurd
" lth pleasure Win All har % years.
nhu WaH bat 10 iu fancy. sumast.
set child hoi until she had
thrown away tie last VI the crumbs
ava she notice the mHfHhai lie rose
ana bowed.
Good morning. your hiRhness"
"Ah. Hhe ctisd. smiling \ am
So glad "a SEQ you. / want 30 talk 90
you let me share The bench with
you
And youth aHd age sat down To-
rethar Tho haiidoH planted himself
10 the middle of ihe path hnd
hiinkad a. the marshal
Tie princess EaEed into the In
auifinH gray eTsn Of The old soldier
"ua yau remember" she snid.
hoe / used 50 cilftab on your knees
aud listen a. your fairy stories
rat And IL q pnaaibis that your
hlFhueaH remembers ~ wrinkles IT
delight gathering la his checks ''tt
waa bot yesterday And pour high
mess remembers
a ann iiA- nay father 7 never f3f=
HHf I recall one Story about pm
cess who lost All her friends through
fAe offices - a wicked fairy re-
niefHissF u had = SD ending Her
fsiahlsr ard mother died Hnd the mo-
nent she a. ieft alone her enemies
aet q tfnff aud tappled over hff
thruu~ Hha WAS east out int9 the
world. having no friend hat dog
hut ths dad aiways found something
~ eat and protected her from giants
ana fuhbafs and Wolves
Many a tins ! thought Of hFf
4pH |rrieN brrAurr she Nas - an
happy We'll. shn travelled from
place % place. faefsore ana vsafYs
iiit iss hef own country 80 pna dared
All mr.. ffu fear IT aispieasiuF ne
VIVA faIFy. No hhe entered
strange land. where peasants tpoh
her III aHd gave hHf starr ana
flock 81 gveae 10 tend,
ZONE DAY tie reiHniuE prince OF
This afran - land saw tftr princess
lipsdirF he's geese lie male IN
aulFtss aud Nhen hs found that The
seantifuI Koasa-Efri was a pfln erszs
ha Offered % usserfY her - she
ana har HnE sent 80 i've ~ the raA-
ars when she married the dpE be-
hAvsd strangely. refusing 20 be con.
aklssi The doe ~ss a prince IN
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The effort Of the
wzrths maaab
Of the commit
tee on strcets 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

r91cr homa
"ef Seattle b.
atit aaain like
a N.IIALn lLLIIa
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VIXEN PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST
of 20 experience viii Jeesr7
SEATTLE THROAT INFIRMAHY
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-22
Don Luis TOWnSite

n fGrata Bsbe Anwdo will cn iron erafy uweea knuihn! a and amEn in etmadnof % e who getting ead inth
Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-22
The Christmas Gift Superb

is he g home hhda U the eearasw O ared % turns his min hksa to which in Christmas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
w. & J. S L 0 A N E
BROADWAY ca 10TH STREET
WOLCOTT ON TOP AGAIN.
He Triumpks in Colorado Re
pubhcap Fight.

Denver. Sept Cox Senator Edward o. Vol
colt won decisive victory to-day in the contest
in the Republican State Central Committee be-
tween the rival factions in this city. and after
ward in the State convention Tue COMMITTEES.
by q vote OF II to is, placed the Wolcott dele
gates on the temporary roIlcal OF the conven-
ton, and the convention. by unanimous vote.
made the temporary rollcan permanent No op-
portunity was given to the anti-Nclco delega-
ton to make a contest before the convention.
Mr. Wolcott was chosen temporary chairman
without opposition and in carefully prepared
speech he criticised his opponents In the party
and pleaded for harmony.
strongly worded resolution indorsing Presi-
dent Roosevelt for reelection was unanimously
adopted without reference to the committee on
resolutions. Only one office, that Of justice Of
the Supreme Court. is to be filled this year. For
this Chief Justice John Campbell was reroni-
mated by reclamation
The Endorsement OF the President was as fol-
lows:
We cannot meet without sending greetings
to Theodore Roosevelt. President OF the United
States, and we approve with pride his splendid
adrninstra ton. his high and patriotic purposes.
and renew mere devotion 20 the principles
which he represents and which he has so patrioti
caIIv exemplided in the splendid administration
which he has given to the whole country, ana we
PARTICULARLY approve and commend his respect and
devotion to law end order, the EFFORT ne has made
10 bring all persons. rich and poor alike. IN ooedi-
encs to Il and within its protecton ana power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
MAY DROP CIRCUIT.
Republicans Incensed at the Controllers
Attitude.

Senator Platt NJ. Linn Bruce, president OF the
Republican County Committee. and other Re
publican leaders, yesterday paid great deal
OF attention to the open avpwal Of Controller
Grout to accept a nomination from Tammany
Hall Governor Oden in the city. but ne
did not take part in these deliberations
1T may be stated" said leader. that IN the
event of Mr. Grout being nominated BY Tam
many Hall. it is not an inpossibility that the
Republican City Convention will be reconvsned
and Mr. CIRCUITS name wiped from The ticket
and some one else substituted. This action will
be taken in harmony with the Citizens Union 1t
will not be necessary to reconvene the CITIZENS
Union City Convention, as this organization
dominates by petition. but Mr. CIRCUITS name
can be dropped and the name that the Repuo-
licans and the Citizens Union jointly agree upon
substituted"
Senator Platt, Mr.. Bruce and the other Re-
publican leaders yesterday were deeply tncensed
AT the action OF Mr.. Circuit in trafhcking with
Tannnany Hall and declared that II ne accept
ed a nomination from that organization it could
be construed in other light than that or a
sale to Tammany-
Whom will you nominate in place Of GroUtT'
one Of those who took part il the conference
Yesterday asked.
ANY one is better than traitor" was the
grim reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-30
SULZBERGER NOMINATED
Republicans Unanimous for Him for
Borough President.

Cyrus L Sulzberger was last night nominated
ty the Republicans for President OF the Borough Of
Manhattan. The nomination was unanimous The
borough convention was held in the Murray Hill
LyceUrn. Charles K Lexow was chairman When
Mayor Lows name was mentioned. Nj. Lsxow
calling him the 'tncorruptaole Mayor" there were
prolonged cheers.
President NJ Linn Bruce said that he desired to
say in behalf OF the conference committee that 1T
had consulted the anu-Tammany forces and it had
been unanimously decided that Cyrus Sulzberger
should be the nominee for Borough Presden-..' Ma
than Biiujr placed Ar. Sulzberger in nomination.
He said that Mr.. Suzberger. though q Democrat
in national affairs in 1897. when the Harlem Demo
cratic Club went with Tsmnany Han, got out as
president and member and announced himself for
Mayor Low. Joseph Levtnson told OF MT. sulz-
beIger's charities.
"A delegate moved that the secretary be in
structed 70 enc ballot Tor Mr.. Sulzberge-
THIS carried, and AIr. Sulzberger was duly de-
clsre6 the nominee.
The convention Endorsed the platfrom adopted
by the Republican City Convention.
After the convention. Nj. Levinscn said Nj
Sulzberger was or his way home from Europe ami
eXttcLLo 10 SrIlNe the New YORK on "a
urday. he had cab.ed his willingness to accept.