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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
Gine neue Spur
Se5isIit bcs mpferiDfen Tobes MsrIe
@riebts. = Serielbe ftarb nidt an
gersiftuns.

Siilfs=@oroner Or. @eis bat eeltern
in oem Sale bes 20-jdbrisen Werls
Wri9bt ans peru, Der am lebten Sonn-
tag betpuBtlos i'm Srootiioe Yart auf=
sefunben .purbe unb baIb na9 ieiner
slntunft i'm 5Oipitale farb, ben @abr=
iprud ubasseben. bab Der SOB Merle' g
ourd ben Sritt ober Gtob 9egen ben
llnterleib beiielbsn beruriadt ipurbe.
ben ibm elm iotpeit llnbetanntsr ber.
iebte.
SieIer Sritt ober STOP peranlabts
innerlids glutunsen uno 8erlsbuneen
aller unterleibs=O s=Organe, bic ben Sob
unpermeiolid ma6ten. 9 o n 8 piu m
ober anberen @iften purbs
Bel Der 4emif den Nnalpfe
oes Wt agenin 3 a IT 8 fein
g pur gefunoen.
Wterle's Vater mahte 9eltern Vor=
mittag benz Or. @eis Mittbeiluna bon
elmer neuen. Oifenbar fuidtisen Spur
besiigli9 bes Morbes uno Or. @eis
mirb oieIelbe bon ben Setectibs meter
berfolsen laien. Selbfrebenb tpiro
oieielbe borldufig sebeim aebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
TeriOnal= Tati;en.

Serr @owaro u. Sermanr
bon go. 324 proipsct Str, Secretd,
uno S9abmsiiter Der &Obt. &eGsr 60.
Operative Co., iit bon ieiner liebens.
piiroigen Satin nit sinem prddti9en,
terngeiunoen giblein bei9entt poroen
uno - fols. Mutter uno 6inb BE-
finben ii9 ppbl.
9err unb Srau Subn Be r.
ter m ann nebft 2 S6dtern uno
Serr unb Srau Srm n
Berterm INN fino in Die Som=
merfrii9e beim Glarte Gate, Mi9., oe=
reiIt. Sort ueroen ii9 ibnen ipdter
SRI. giia 8srtsrmann unb Srau Ser=
mann Sunse nebit Sodier anidlieben.
9err % m. g. SungcIaus
bat ieinen bieii9en Greunoen ourd Nn=
fi1ts=POitfarten ben 8etpeis geliefert,
oaB er nit ieiner @smablin paris unb
Wien befu4t bat uno fi9 iebt ipieosr
IN Berlin befinost, bon no aus ipeitere
Seuti6lano=&eiien unternommen per=
Den iollen. Wie 6err Sun9elaus
idrsibt, iebnt er .fd innis nad einem
6umben flnmp=V =Vrnu"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24

peri6oben. @r batte betanntli9 bor
eirti9en Sa9en ben yOteniuneen Sobn
Nsh nit ieinem 2lutomObil iiberfabren,
moour6 berielbe iduer perlebt wurbe.
Clifton 1T bes tbdtli6en Nnsriffs uno
beg gu raiAen Gabrens bei6uloigt.
so. @rosbp, melber unter ben ndm=
li4en @ntlasen ftebt, miro am 6. Nu=
suft prOceiiirt tpsrben.
Die Sebriioer Seize unb Sobn Sa=
Ter, mel4e beiduloist iinb, aus Dem
Stale oes Sobn 9imber pferbese=
i4!rre geitoblen gu baben, Daben am
%. os. Mts. ibr @orperb6r su be-
feben. Sic fino bic Siebfabls unb
Ginbru6s an9etlagt.
Sie Gdlls oss Farbisen Carl Sarris
uno bes Wm. Williams, tuel6s am
MitttuOd Ibenb am 6ountain Square
ein &epoluer=Suea batten, tommen am
30. os. 3ur gerbanolung.
2ln oemielben Sage miro aud @mer=
ion Denton, welGer oes Eetruss anse=
tla9t 1T, prOceilirt tperoen.
pSa9o gtite" elm acknowledgements
bdnoler erbielt ieinen Gall auf ben 80.
Suli berf9oben. gr bate am lebtsn
SOnntas in Sammonos part Sames
8oroon in iol4 brutaler Weiie miB=
banoelt, oaB berieIbe seitern nod ni6t
fdbi9 mar, i'm 6eri9t 81 eri9einen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
Sabrnnfaa an Der Yenniblbania
StraRe.

Der iueenoli9e &ap Sniderboder,
pelder bel ner Girma 6ertis & &eebers
aneefelt 1T, fubr beute gormittag Die
pennIplpania Ctr. entlang, als iein
Saul Dor elmer ba6eriauienben elec=
trii6en Gar iteu tpuros unb tpie toll
babonrnnnte.
gOr bent Senniion Saaie tuuroe
&ap bon ieinem SIP in ben &innitein
qeI6leuoert. gr tpuroe in Die bena9=
barte Sloan'i9e 4potbefe getragen, mos
ielbft Or. @rofett bonn Siipsniarium
ibm dratli9e Stlfe leiitete. Serielbe
bra6te ben gerleBten ipdter per 1nlbu=
lang na6 Ieinsr @obnuns go. 907 8.
Is. Str.
Someit Die unteriu4ung ergab,
iasint sr feline innerliaen 8erlebunsen
erlitten gu baben.
Der 8auI fam an Der Court unb
Ysnniplbanin Str. gu Sall, als er ge=
gen bas 8us9p bon Sobn $. Souie
bon Southport rannte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
Sis gum Sienitas beri@aben
@urSe bic @prperbanbIuns in benz Sale bes
gSm. Sunmers.

Sm Polisei+9eridte wurbe esfern
Der 6aa bes @m. Summers, pel6e,
Der grmOrbung ieines Sdwasers
SObn Sorne beflast 1T, bis gum
ndditen Sienitas, %. Suli, ber-
i6oben. Inn Dem Coroner 8eleeenbsit
3u aeben, 5uerit feline nnteriuduna
oss Galss gu beenbiaen. Silfs-GorO=
ner Or. @eis bat bereits ben Wabr=
ipru9 absegeben, baB Der Sob 9Orne's
our9 einen S9dbelbru6, perur'a9t
our9 einen geilbieb Summers, ber=
beigefiibrt tpurbe.
uebrisens 1T na6trdglid gu berid=
ten, baB Summers seidiebene erite
5rau, bic isbise Grau 9lusuita perrin
bon Der Nrrop Mbe., als iie pon ibres
Sbat b6rte, am Wlittpo9
Nbeno beriudte, iid gu bersiftsn. rpsil
fie INNER nod gut bon 8iQ ba9te."
Sbr eelbftmOro=geriu4 wuroe aber
oereitelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
0erGoert.
GntiesIi9er Cob bes @assonsSnipectcrs
@b. 6. 9eIberman in 3orfpppb.

Gin Spfer feines eefdbrIi6en Be-
rufes uno Der Nadldiistsit zines an=
beren 8abnbeamten nurbe qelfern
abenb Der in go. 1907 Slether Nbe.
wobnbafte WassOn-Snipector @bmunb
s. 8elo.rman in ben gig Sour 8abn-
seb0ften in Normoob. -
@eloerman, Elm Sc Sabre alter, ber=
beiratbeter Mann, mar bort nit Der
yeii6tigung Der @agsons zines auf
oem 8eleiie baltenoen 8iitsr;uses be-
fddftigt unb su oem 3pede unter Die
Wasen setrOden; oa iauffe plOBli9 cine
&angirlocomotipe = Die betreffenbe
Wei9e mar ni9t abgelteat woroen -.
iiber baHelbe 8eleiie beran unb aeaen
ben 3ug, uno i'm nd9ften @ugenblide
mar @eloerman BON ben Hdoern in
grauenbafter Weiie Derfiimmelt mor=
ben. Sas Iinte 8ein mar ibm am
nnteridentel sermalmt tporben, bas
redte am Oberidenfel, uno Der Inter-
leib mar ibm o6llis 3errihsn porosn.
Sie 2ei1e tpurbe per Sispenia=
riums=Nmbulan3 bon Sr. Cunning
bam in's ftdotii9e 5pbtenbaus ge-
bra9t, mo- 9nlfs=@oroner Or. @eis fie
in Nu9enfdein nabm, unb fpdter einem
8efatter iibertpieien.
8eloerman biiterldbt cine Witttpe
nit 3,pei 6inoern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
3mei slIdlide SnSianapoliier

Bel elmer 6radtSus gntsleiiung
nabe Srempnt in Der Mitttpo9 giadt,
puroen Der @Onoucteur 9ll. &i9arbion
uno Der gremier q. %. @rob. beioe
in Sausbpille pobnbaft, in idmsr5=
lider aber nidt eefdbrliaer @eiie ber-
leBt, wdbreno Der 2ocomotipfiibrer
W. 9. Sbell aus llrbana, Sl., um's
2eben fam uro iein Sei5er gomaro
Sanders, sleidfuls bon bort, lebens=
sefdbrli9e innerli9e 8erleBunsen erlitt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
/ Ssnnsbiae s. Wreib. /

Sn ieiner @Obnun9 gio. 315 8.
Sbio Str. ift beute WtOrgen turs nat
l ll6r 8ennepille 5. Gre :
Der 8risbt'iaen gtierentrantbeit er=
legen. gr fam bor AZ Sabren bon
2aur.nceburg bisrber unb etablirte Die
erfe San3I9ule in SnoianapOlis. gr
fiibrte oieielbe biz bor einem Sabre,
als er bur6 Grantbeit geatpungen
puroe, fi9 in's BriOatleben suriid3u=
sieben. Der 8erbli6ene mar Jrei'
maurer, 9ptbias Sitter uno Wlitgliee
oes MGnner9or.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
Der SalnR bes gtiirmbersel
Snrnfeites.

Niirnbers, %. Suii. @eifern
mar Der leBte Officieae Sus bes x.
Seuti9en Surnfeftss. 8is CUR lebten
Stunoe III oas Set erfOlsrei4 berlau=
fen. Sein WtiBtlaus bat pebsr Die
gOrfeier nod Die Hadfeier geit6rt. Sc
uaren Sage, wel9e allen Sbeilnebmsrn
unberseBlib bleiben perben.
0tit 81 oem ielten fd0nen grfolee
baben aud bic Imerifaner boa unb
gang oas Sbrise beisetragen. Sic ba.
ben Den Sepeis geliefert, bab lie an ben
Soeen uno ben Principien oes Surn=
baters Sa6n and in Der neuen Sei=
matb fefgebalten babsn. SaB fie fir
oiele Sheen baben tdmpfen miiiien uno
oamit 2dmpfer 5usleib sepsien iinb
fir Die Gr9altuns oeutiden Weiens in
Der 6remoe, urter f6pierisen 0erbdlt=
niIien, oas fam gsiern bel elmer feitli.
den Gerantaltung CUR Spra6e.
IS mar beim Sefteiisn, peI6es gu
G6ren Der ausldnoii9en 8dfte aeftern
Wtitta9 itattfano. 4uf bic bersliden
2Sorte Der Gelt9ebsr anttporteten 9la=
mems Der Nmeritaner uno ipecieQ i'm
Namen bes Decentralization Sur
nerbunoes" Die Serren Prafner uno
Der amertanii6e @onlul 8. Mind in
3ittau, iOuie Serr peter Seinri6 Su=
Der, Der superintendent oes Surnun=
terri6tes on ben 8rltsi9ulen bon @bi=
ca9o, Uelter bum 8unoesporort als
Better Der Surnibungen Der Nmerita=
ner ausertudblt moroen mar.
Serr Suosr fiibrte in ieiner. nit
entbuliaitil6em geifaG aufgenomme=
nen &eoe nun aus, wie es cine 3eit
gegeben babe, in pelder aIles Seutfde
in Amerita bei9impft unb in ben
S4muB ge3Osen uoroen lei. Sas iei
oamals getueien. als es nod tein neues
Seuii4es &eih 9eeeben uno feline
Seuti6en. iOnoern leoigli9 Yreusen,
gaoenier, Sa4fen, 8apern, Whrttem=
derser, Dtedlenburser, Seiien II. T. NJ.
nad 9lmerifa getOmmen ieien.
So9 Die beuti9sn 8ereine, unb ma
mentli6 bic Surner, bdtten idon ba=
mails oas oeutf6e 9lnieben in Nmerita
9ewabrt. IS pdre man4mal idtper
9etusien, uno mebr als einmal bdtte
Der Grme Stdrfe biefes 9lnieben
fOroern mtiien, aber oisiem I'm.
ffanoe lei bod su3ui9rsiben, baB
oas SeutI9tbum in Nmerita fi1
itets er6Bsren glniebens erfreute
uno oab ihlieBlid oas beutide unb bas
ameritanii4e Banner ii9 INNER mebr
n1berten.
8eifern Nbenb bielten bic amerifa=
nii4en Burner einen beionbersn Mme=
rltaner-abeno ab, su tpeldem bic ber=
oorrogenoiten Setter bes 6eites unb
Wsrtreter Der 6eitffabt sslaosn iparen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
Som Tslae Der orsaniFrtsn
9lrbeit.

Die brei bieIi9en unionen Der @iien=
sieBer bielten am SOnneritag I6eno
cine semeinIbaftlide @eriammlune
nb, in tpel6er groot gais on Stele
oes gum gice=prdliosnten Der Natio=
nalsn Union erpdblten 8eoree Gutter
gum 8eiddfts Nsenten Ger .SrOn
Molber's Union" ertpdblt nurbe. @r
tritt iein glmt am l. 9lu9uf on.
Secretdr Suffp bon Der Sereinigtsr
griioeri9aft Der Saui6rsiner uni
3immerleute bat feds neue Gbarte,
unter3ei9net unb bieielben ben lotaler
nniOnen suseianbt. Sieielben befin-
oen ii9 IN 6lorence, Ola. &i6 Sall,
Wo.; Selotps Sails, Yt.; Wi1iam-
fon, W. 3d.; Nleranbria, Ga. uni
Cos 9ln9eles, Sal. Wlit bieien neuer
llnionen umfaBt bic Nationale Srea,
niiation jsbt 1920 locale llnionsn mil
elmer Wtitglieoer3abl BON 100, 200.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
S6aBsnfOnig.

6. 8. 3scompte, BON gminence,
9p., murbe SOnneritas pieoerum gum
Champion Saiiben Don Snbiana,
9entudp, SQinois uno Mi4igan er'
nannt, nadbem sr 8. M. @lart bon
Wabaib, Snb., beiiegt bate. @r trai
46 bon ben so in Die 2uft sei6leuber-
ten Sdeiben, tudbreno iein @ssne,
cine tpeniQer traf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
y olgrei9e @eIbf9rant= t.
fprenQer

tpren9er.
W{ DntpeIier. ginbreder ffat=
teten in nd6tli9er Stunoe Der >, Office"
gSirtbi9aft einen 8siu9 ab, iprenaten
ben @eloidrant uno erbeuteten $500
in Saar.
BiIIiae 6 blen.
Serre Saute. Cine eiaen=
artige Organization bat ii9 unter ben
angeitellten Der bieiisen @ranitwaaren=
fabrit poasosen. Die 8ormdnner Der
beri9ieoenen Departements baben ndm=
li9 gu ibrem sesenieitigsn gefen cine
art &oblenseieai&aft sesriinbet.
Ser plan Der 9lrbeiter iit, &Oblen in
Saggonlaounsen bon brei big iinf
einautaufen uno iie oann unter fi9 gu
einem preiie, Der Die Soften Der Gradt
uno @blieferuna osden ioG, Su pertbei=
len. Sie Big Sour iOll aIBerbalb Der
Gabrit Elm gteben3elsiIe bauen, auf
tpel4em Die &oblen bann abseliefert
iuerben iollen.
Der 9 Aanb fled" bonn
County befeitist.
Dtuncie. Sas @ountp=@ouncil
bat fir bic 8erbefieruns Der 6rauen=
Gbtbeiluns bes Oelamare gountp @e-
fdnsniiies $500 bemilist. SieIelbe
rpuroe tiir3lid bon Der County, p=geb6roe
fir Wobltbdtisteits= unb Strafanltal=
ten als Elm S9anbHed beg @ountps be-
3ei6net.
Muf 9ebe mnibbolle Weife
um's Seben get o m men.
Sawrenceburs. @eorse Sdu=
Ter BON Cincinnati fam auf ssbeim=
nibboae Weiie in einem ,Nngler=
Camp" am sroben Miami-6luB un-
melt 2awrsnceburg unl's 2eben. Seine
2ei4e uurSe swiiden ben &uinen
zines 3eltes sefunben, bas mdbrenb
zines beftisen @inofurmss suiammen=
getpe5t tuoroen mar. Sein Shdoel
mar benz Inideine nad bur9 einen
nod ni9t sefunOenen idueren gsgen=
ifanb 5eri9mettsrt.
Wi 1t tnapper Notb benz
Sooe EN- men.
Sefferonbille. @onrab
gberts, elmer Der beta.nteifen SeFfer-
ionbiaer Stirser. entgins nit fnapper
sJtotb Dem SOoe uno liest iest in isinsm
9eim 9efdbrli9 nerlebt barnieber.
gberts 1T Senior Der Sirma gberts
uno Bros, Die cine srobe Mhbls
bstreibt unb befanb ii9 felt etliden
Sasen ni9t uobl. SrObbsm bssab er
ii4 am OOnnerifag in bic 6abrif, bod
bei9lob er balo, pieber bsim 3u seben.
In Der Court Ibenue iab er fur3 ppr
elf llbr einen Suburban=3us in Die
Station einfabrer, uno polIte por
oemielben bic 8eleiie treuaen. Sod
bic 2otOmOtipe traf ibn, obne baB ibn
Der Jiibrer, Sim. 2eonarb, geieben
bdtte. ct muroe am 0intertopf unb
ben S9ultern i9per perlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24

Sobtt @eber'S WtrtbiMaft,
go. S64 @eif Vorth ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-24
3mei iugenbl Il DE M 3 e r
gebentt.

2erinston, 6p., "a. Su1i. =
Carl @bitnep Is uno CLAUDE O'gtien
19 Sabre alt, tpslde am 10. October
1902 ben anssiebenen 8aufmann u.
3. Gbinr9 in osHsn Saus iie einse=
broden uaren, ermorbet battsn, bib-
ten beute Morssn ibr 0erbreden am
8alsen. ueber 100 Yerionen pobn=
ten Der Sinri9tung BEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

plano He viii play at the fifth concert, which IS to
be conducted by Victor Herbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

US. of the same railroad company. II Is interesting
to recall that there time when the people
along the were willing TO subscribe sl2Seoo
to get the railroad out Of tunnel in the street
The primary idea In building the Long Island
Railroad was to provide a route to Boston
Hence little effort made TO accommodate ths
people living the island. and the first track was
laid through the centre of the island. where II
touched few of the villages At about the time
the Long Island Railroad was built another COM
pany the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Com
pany. built road from Brooklyn TO Jamaica.
throu.h Atlantic-ave. The Long Island Railroad
Company leased the right To use is tracks 10 the
Atlantic-ave. ferry. The Long Island Railroad
COMPANY in the use of the right Of way from
Jamaica to F1atbush. is still tenant Of the lnesl
heir of the rights of that company
The tunnel constructed to eliminate the
grades in Atlantic-ave, and resembles the Park
tunnel in cross-sectton. and purpose The
cornerstone OF the tunnel was laid IN May. 1874.
and the tunnel was opened for in December OF
the same year. 1t feet wide and IL feet
high, and had perpendicular side walks of stone Sc
feet high FROM which sprang the brick arch ABOUT
1850 the owners of property along the avenue. then
one Of the chief business streets OF the city OF
Brooklyn. took steps to GUST the railroad from 1t
as far F1atbush-ave. The sum of s125oco was
raised by assessment the property abutting on
the street and paid the owners OF the railroad.
who agreed In view Of this payment. to vacate the
street. The tunnel was then sealed up. the Long
Island Railroad Company building line to Long
Island City where it laid out the terminal which
IL still occupies That explains why Brooklyn Is
not the chief terminus OF the road. one would
naturally expect it to be But the company con-
tinued to run trains down Atlantic-ave- TO Flat
bush-ave
There is much mystery about this old tunnel
There are stories that II was once used for grow
ing mushrooms and that the saloonkeepers doing
business on either side OF 1t had underground con-
nectlons with 1t. and that within It's damp and
cIanny precincts they stored contraband liquors
and operated Illicit stills An engineer formerly
I'm the employ OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
CornDany and in touch with a political leader In
that section endeavored to run down the different
stories that came 10 his OF openings in the
tunnel Although. with the permission OF the own
ers he dug out from the vaults OF two liquor
dealers to the walls OF the tunnel he was never
able TO find an opening into the tunnel
The produce men have this year spent consider
able time obtaining the consent OF people VINO might
have any rights in the tunnel TO permit IL 10 De
onened for the use OF the trucks their way to the
ferry and say that they now lack only the neces-
gary funds secure their object
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

" A. Wegener. tenor IS now at his new
studio. 10. a West EisEty-hfJh-st., near Central
Park. where he is bUslly preparing work for the
season His pupils are gradually resuming work
His successes last year with the Maurice
Opera Company and the Boston Festival Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
a coast LINE MoToRWAY."
From Travel.


The faraway county OF Donegal is at the present
time coming rather prominently into notlce as a
happy hunting ground for tourist and golfer; The
new railway from LCtterkennv TO Burton Fort IS
Open bringing within reach some nfty miles OF wild
and beautiful country. until this year only acces-
slble by car and we hear OF another enterprise
designed to open up the districts further north
This Is the Coast Line Motorway or the Earl or
aitrn en- autocar service designed 10 supply such
parts OF the seaboard as are untapPed by the rail-
Wav The cars Will carry not only passengers and
their luggage but merchandise. SO that fisherman
and farmer will benefit well as irresponsible
pleasure seeker Lord Leitrim. IL would appear. IL
taking every precaution 70 insure the comfort Of
passengers even to rolling the surface OF the
loads which, being In places mountainous. must
require a good deal Of attention What the future
ramificatfons OF the motorway may be We have
been unable at present to ascertain. but the first
section extends from Strabane an important rail-
way junction, to Rosapenna on Mulroy Bay. Ions
known 10 golfers for its fine links. Here there Is
picturesque hotel built in Norwegian style. stand
ing almost solitary. overlooking the sandhiils
Those who do not golf can make expeditions
through Carrigart village two miles away down
the lovely shores OF Muroy Bay or across tina; bay
TO Port Salon on Tough swiftly twhere. by the way
there are more golf links. but much liner scenery
as welIl Those who cycle-it Is rather far to walk
may attack Mucksh Mountain or even ErrigaL
while Glen VeaIh. with it, loughs and sOmbre
hills. Is far away for the man % energy
In short the attractions OF this hitherto almost
known part OF Donegal are manifold. and We can
not but welcome the means OF communica ton
insnguratsd -hy-Shas -sntsrprsing lrish landlord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

vrr |. poyooc-a,sc volunteer TO come forward and
lead the rraver meeting while the Republicans ad-
,ourned from the prayer meeting to the political
caucus 20 Defeat the Rev. Mr.. Bullock Ar bul-
lock was defeated in the caucus but he Was not
dovned vet by any means lie placed himself on
an ,naependent ticket and after the votes were
counted IL was fourG that he had been elected
The law enacted I'm 1888 by the General Assem-
bly, OF Connecticut giving women the right 10 vote
on school matters is responsible for many anus
ing town meeting and town election Incidents. me
male voters OF many towns DO not look with favor
upon the idea OF woman suffrage. even TO the
limited OF permitting them TO vote on school
matters il SO happens that in the towns where
women do take advantage OF their franchise 10
vote school matters there is a pretty talr rep
reservation In the census list OF maiden women.
commonly called 'old maids" This happened TO
be the case in Pennington. one OF the Oldest towns
IN Connecticut about miles west q Hart
ford
About four years ago. when the presence OF
women al the town meetings wos SO much Of an
innovation that many O. the patrarchs or the town
were scarcely able 10 contain themselves. y iiiiam
Gallagher. who is known 10y the sobriquet OF
''Pinchey." felt called upon from the nnermost
recesses Of his soul TO declare himself In open
meeting Mr.. Gallagher is blessed with a family
IN which children are. the chief component. There
were half hundred women Of the old town pres
ent. and thCy had been asserting their rights 10
conduct the educational end OF the village.
u object" said az. Gallagher. Ito a lot Of old
maids. who have Eot no children. who never did
have no children and who never VIII have no
children. coming into This meein' and toin' Us
how TO teach children. They don't know nothin'
about children, dc JEey- Stands 10 reason they
don't. don't it?'
The feminine voters OF FarmiuEt1o have never
forgiven Gallagher for that outbUrst Ct phiosophic
though somewhat uHsraunraatical ora;o.y-
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piano. He viii play at the fifth concert which IS to
be conducted by Victor Herbert
Miss AIS der Ohe has been playing in Germany
and Russia during the last three years and her
rrst appearance in Ncw-Yorlk this season VIII be
MADE az the second public rehearsal and concert
OF the Philharmonic Society. Oh December & and =
when Gustav koEel viii conduct Miss Powell viii
be the solo performer January ard 9. with
benry Wood as conductor and il viii also be her
trst appearance here IN several years
At the final concert OF the Philharmonic Society.
which Will be conducted by Richard Strauss the
programme VIII include several vocal excerpts
from his opera ~Feuersnoth." in addition 10 his
most Important composition. The soloists for this
concert win be announced later.
Richard Strauss, by the way. is TO conduct the
Phlsdelphia Orchestra as many as half 5oz.,,
times during his coming visit 10 ,his co1,,try
Fritz Scheel VIII share his stand with the eminent
visitor al two concerts In Philadelphia IN the or
,hestra's regular series; two concerts in BOSTON
and one each IN Baltimore and Wastsng+or u
viii thus be that the Philadelphia Orchestra
viii receive the lions share o. Mr. Strauss rom
Quoting during his brief visit here. Boston viii
have u depend upon the Philadelphia Orches+-s
FOR the privilege Of hearing Richard Strauss read
his own music No room was found for him in TIA.
series OF concerts given by Mr. Gericke and his
orchestra
Jscoues Thihaud VIII undertake a short tom
through the English provinces before sailing for
Nep-York on October u. He VIII make his last ar-
pearanoe IN London at Queens Hall on October Is
at the symphony concert conducted by Henry J.
Wood. On account OF Thibaud's appearance at the
first rehearsal and OF The Philharmonic So
ciegy the date MS first recital al Carnegie Han
has been postponed from November u "a Novem-
Der q.
Thibsud VIII have American rival IN the
United States This II Maurice Kaufman. who has
spent the last ten years IN Europe. His European
teachers were HugO Hermann and Cesar Thomson
-Four years ago young KaUfmann-he IS now TWEEN
ty-three-rnade his debut in OF the Tsage con-
certs In Brussels. after which he went Paris,
where he played with the ColOnne Orchestra and