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New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
YONKFRS.

Senior Tomas Carrierie, dean of the Legislative
Assembly OF Porto Rico. and Arthur Schoenburg.
also OF Porto ftco. were the guests OF e Bruce
OF Waveriy-st this week Senior Carrierie is one OF
the leading men Of Porto Rico. and is author
and met. lie Is here 10 study English and TO
faH,ilf rize bgSen with Aueriean legal procedure
the legislature OF Porto Rico having made ap
preparation 10 defray his expenses for two years.
after their annual vacation of two months. the
Eity fdth4rs "got together" again Friday. and
held thcr first committee meeting Tomorrow
evening the first meeting OF the Common Council
viii be held. when large number OF important
subjects are to be considered.
4 f, Maynard Of this city. has been reelected
secretary OF the Empire State Association Of Deaf
Mutes.
H. Lansing Quick. of Yonkers elected COM
modore OF the American Canoe Association at the
meet just closed
The Smith Carpet Works at Yonkers, already the
largest In the world, will shortly be increased in
size by the erection Of two large seven story store
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
WHITE PLAINS

Alderman and Mrs. David NcCandless sailed on
the Baltic on Wednesday for a tour OF England
Scotland and Wales. a party OF their personal and
political friends from White Plains and Mamaro-
neck went down TO the steamer to see them leave
committee has been appointed by the parish
toner's of St. Johns Roman Catholic Church to ar
range for the celebration OF the twenty Lfth
anniversary OF The ordination of their pastor, the
Rev. Richard J. Keefe. There viii BE a three days
celebration beginning with rclgiohs fqsttvst on
Sunday. September q. Archbishop fafiey and
Monsignors LaveiIe and Mooney are TO assist at
the celebration.
Miss Bertha Simpson Of England. who IS making
a tour OF the United States, was married here On
Wednesday to ] X shaw professor of horticulture
st the ITniversity of Missouri. The ceremony took
place at the home OF the bridegrooms brother, J. d.
Shaw. The Rev DR.. Street pastor OF the Congre-
gational Church. officiated
shire on a pleasure trip
Denufv County Treasurer Leonard Teed and wife
1,r-,s returned from d vacation at Asbury Park.
M and Mrs. G. Albert Thompson spending
m sau weeks at Old Orchard, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brown have returned TO
uTrta plains and will be home their friends
as soon as their new villa is ntted up
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
TARRYTOWN.

Mr and Mrs \ y. Barber at Lake GecrBA
The Rev Lyman Edwin Davis. OF Sharpsburg.
Penn, has been renewing old friendships in North
Tarrytown this week.
F. R. PiersOn has been elected chairman OF tho
directors OF the American Association Of Nursery
men
John r Collins has been In Nillerton. " T.
this week, spending a short vacati ton
Mr. and Mrs Dunlas-King have sold their home
10 John d. Rockefeller and will remove Nyack-
The Board of Education in Tarrytown has bean
In Guandary for some time as to how 10 provide
room FOR It's growing schools, It was thoughr
at first that it would be necessary to build
building for the high school. but the board finally
decided 70 cut TWO of the largest rooms in TWO
and make additional ClassTOOTns. and
the library room This mas been done. and Will
probably accommodate all the increase in aLteHd-
aIlce Tor three or four years
Frank v Milard. Postmaster James NJ Re1ta,
and Coroner F. +. Russell and his have re-
turned from thousand mile trip in the Car
oners automobile The trip made without
accident and the whole cost for sasOlene and OIL
was S1l II, or about "a 80 man for 4 thousand
miles. The trip was uD New-YOrk State to Rcd
wood, across into Vermont. and down through Mas
sachusettS and Connecticut.
The Shiloh Baptist Church will hold q fair for
ten days, beginning August 81.
Fred McCOllum. general secretary for the Lynd-
hurst Club. and Howard Berkey left here on
Thursday on trip 10 Buffalo BY wheel They
will be gone month.
Miss Minnie L. See. of TarrEtOErn and William
]. Douglass, OF Newburgh, were married IN New
York Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John H See have gone 20 the
Adirondacks. Mr. See is in poor health.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

her children will visit her form home, Castleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd F. Powell are at Ocean Grove
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. AIanser Save spent the
week at Indian Lake.
Dr. John Archibald Smith. who has been Ill et
Saranac Lake, is now able TO be up.
Mrs. James +. Hughes and children have re-
turned TO Albany after extended visit with Mrs
Mrs. Hughes's parents. Mr.. and N-s- J. h Sey-
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas c. Straus at the
Newark House. South Durham. in the Catskills.
William r. Thorne and family and Edward c.
Halsey and family are staying at the Dunderberg
Club house at Oscawana Lake.
Mrs. Lawrence p. Van Housen and are in the
Catskills.
Major Henry Waters. principal of the Mohegan
Lake School, has returned from an extended vaca-
ton in the Maine woods
John F. Luther, manager Of the Eagle Hotel:
Arthur G. Golden and George F. Briggs, Editor Of
THE Highland Democrat" spent Saturday and
Sunday at Wardenciyffe Inn. Wardencyffe, Long
Island
Thomas II. Stockton. former PeekskH resident,
but since 1888 resident of Buenos Ayres Argentine
Republic, is expected here on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mccoy have returned to their
house in Greenpont Long Island, after two weeks
visit with Peekskiu relatives.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
BAD TROLLEY SERVICE.
Loud Complaints against TUry-
tospn and Mamaroneck RmLlcay.

Complaints against the Tarrytown. White Plains
and Manzroneck Railway have been many the last
TWO weeks. The service has been bad and there
has been no enc TO delays. Several days there was
no attempt 10 maintain schedule, and passengers
were seated along the road for hours. waiting for
cars A few OF the experiences OF the TarTytown
people follow:
The Washington Irving Fife and Drum Corps.
composed of boys. engaged a trolley one night
for Z ylde 10 Rye Beach and return. The boys
did arrive at GlenVille on their return trip
until about o'clock the next morning and from
away
The next night the Sunshine Society gave &
trolley rtde. They also had 10 walk several miles
70 ger home.
Mrs. James Kelley and Miss Jessie Hess, OF
rochester. We're stalled the fair ground
eiernoon They We're about five miles from home
5ll siter a long delay they resolved TO walk home
VI theC way they met & carriage and engaged
Il Al Elnasford the horses got frightened the
Aess Jumped out and sprained her ankle. and
MI Kelley was badly cut about the face and had
her shoulder injured.
TIE service has been poor beyond description
~ e sac that the cause is poor coal The engines
e@-1lot develop enough power. One OF the motor
el MADE the statement that coal had to be bought
1 White Plains 10 mix with the company's sup
p9, 10 get up steam The cars start of all right
ID g I'VE hundred feet and then the power goes
Aktn snc then another start is made. This was
~ way the cars travelled. The people are dis
soseo eno VII demand an investigation II the ser
wee isn't improved.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
WEST( HESTER NOTES.
PEEKSKILL.

The Centennial Hose Company, which took forty
members, their handsome apparatus and drum
corps 10 the State Firemens Convention. at Genn's
Falls, the prize of $50 for being the finest ap
pearing company in the line.
The thrty-second birthday of Clifton Forbush.
proprietor of the Raleigh Hotel, was celebrated
with a vaudeville performance and reception.
Putnam Valley Grange is making elaborate prep
arations for big clambake on Labor Day. Ex-
Congressman Pugsley and J. Coleridge Darrow will
be the principal speakers.
Miss Alice AGsline isa%e. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bave fer time proprietor Of tho
Eagle Hotel this village. VIII be married on Sep
temher 16 TO James Kent Warden, son OF j. s
Warden, proprietor of the Wardenclyffe Inn and
cottages at Wardencyffe, Long Island. The we'd
ding will take place at the home of the brides
parents in BroOkly n.
Miss Helen NJ. Towart is at Asbury Park
John r Boyd and family returned on "Wednesday
from a weeks say in the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah HILL Jr returned on Thurs-
day from Clifton Springs where they nave Deen
for five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey s. Horton at the
Newark Hotel, Asbury Park, for two weeks.
father this week. He Is connected with a large
steel company in Pittsburg.
Miss Frances Haight, daughter OF former super
visor Haight, is visiting her sister. MIS- Louis W.
Ames, at Cold Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Timmons their son George
and daughter Marion, went to Albany last Sunday
IN MIR. Timmonss automobile. Mrs Timmons and
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

stone Park
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mira Henry Oar
field Hart Tuesday
Colonel Lee Fairchild the author and campaign
speaker, visited Mayor Brush last week
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. jenkins and family have
been among the Mount Vernon colony at Ocean
Grove.
DIR. Jacques W. Redway Is Iecturtng n ths West
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and children N
Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Willis Smith have the SYM
patny OF their friends IN the loss Of their little fr
year-Old son, who died at 81. Johns Hospital.
Yonkers, after having been operated upon for ap-
pendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Triton and family are
spending the summer az the home Of Mrs Tutonis
father eX-Judge Charles C.. BigeOw
Mrs Joseph s. Wood and daughter. Josephine,
who have been at OstervilIe Cape Cod, Mass. since
the middle OF June have returned home
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

p Finch. as head OF the sales department IN New
York. Since 1872 Mr Hill has been 'in the stove
trade
on his return from Monroe County in 1856 Mr.
FIf became z partner OF the foundry firm with
ReUben r. Finch and Reuben F. Finch. jr. under
fhe firm OF r. r. Finch & Co. The business
continued under that title and that OF R. r
Finch's Sons until 1857. when II was incorporated
the Union Stove Works. Mr.. Hill was elected
president. and has since continued such
Mr. Hi OF the first trustees OF the
PeekEkin Savings Bank at its organization In 1857.
and has since continued such. and is now
the only OF the first board in Office, In 1881 he
was elected president. and holds that position:
re OF the organizers OF the National
Association OF Stove Manufacturers Of the United
states and has held the offices OF a member OF the
board OF managers, president, and treasurer.
For than twenty years he has been a trus-
tee of the Peekskiu Military Academy. He had
slwavs deep interest in educational matters, ana
especially the public schools always faVor1ng the
most liberal appropriations Tor them
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

was brought to New-York on Thursday, and is now
with her sister at 1S1st-st. and Lexington-ave Her
condition is critical and there is much hope of
her recovery.
Mrs. H. /. Tyron has been entertaining Mrs.
Leaverty and son, of Kankakee, Ill
The marriage OF Miss Susie Hepburn to DR.. L.
Santley Butler will take place on September g.
They viii go 10 Europe on their wedding tour.
John G.. Agar has been reelected chairman of the
Democratic City Committee.
a party of WestCheSter County volunteer hremen.
consisting of Chief Ross of New-Rochelle, Chief
Mulcahey of Yonkers, Chief Bronson of LarchmOnt
and Chief Baker of Port Chester, has just re-
turned from Duluth, where they attended the In
teraadonal Fire Chiefs Convention. The conven-
tiOn Will be held next year Dallas. Tex
George p. Forbes and John Whitfield Murray left
yesterday for LOwvile. N. Y, for ten days vaca-
ton.
The Relief Engine Company is drilling nightly.
and expects win prize at the big hremenS
parade, take place in Nyack, in October.
MI and Mrs. Henry Sweet have returned from
Westport, Conn. where they have been spending
the summer
The date of the marriage of Grenvie Temple
Emmett, of this city, TO Miss Pauline Ferguson, has
been set for September IS The ceremony Will take
place al the home of the bride in St. Paul. week
later Mr.. Emmet's sister Will be married in Christ
Church. Pelham Manor.
NIr. and Mrs. Charles 3. Dunlel returned
Thursday from trip 10 the Thousand Islands and
IaK George.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
TO BUILD NEGRO CHURCH.
heside1ts Of LOchmont Interested
IN Raising Necessary Funds.

A-~ny q the summer residents OF Larchmont are
-'s'esteo II movement which has been started
v e'ect e church for the colored people OF the
@SN Charles II. Dale. q wealthy yachtsman.
@1e J. o. Wilson and the Rev. Richard Golden.
''lF Oi St Johns Episcopal Church. are among
-s contributors 10 the fund The contributions
- II the hands OF Thomas Harris. president Of
= -archnOnt Coiored Club. Harris VINO is the
"aaest colored man in the town heads the sub
xlpton list with g. Oo
VII require about 5000 more 10 acquire the
- ano build the church. and TO raise this
-.e2nt the club will give entertainment in the
49, house OF e. Johns Episcopal Church next
tNssesy night, 70 which all the white people OF
uoHn have been invited.
Ne Ne DsogranlIne will introduce Williams and
ges~sF, The famous cOlored comedians. anc their
- cub. which recently appeared before King
r@-aeTc OF England and his court. The entire
,---5sany, consisting OF about forty people, have
E--leefec their services, 50 that the receipis
20 almost entirely the church building fund
s.--s Wnote lower part OF the house has been re-
80 Tor the summer residents and yachtsmen,
80 Tie galleries set apart for members OF
- Soiore1 club and their friends.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
OSSINING.

The local Board OF Health is IN serious dourr
whether It is a legally constituted body. Early In
April the beard OF trustees increased the number or
members OF the Board OF Health from three 10
seven. Since then the new board has transacted
the usual routine business. made several coysted
appointments and Topped on several items or ex-
peHse. The question as the boards legality
arises from the fact that the law does not authorize
the increasing OF such body after once being
constituted. An appeal TO the county judge 20 H.
vacancies by expiration OF term OF Office In t1s Old
board is OF the remedies suggested
Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlph Huess. jr.. have been visit
Ing In Montreal
Mrs. I. J. Lane and children are visiting friends
IN PoughkeeIsie.
Mrs. Russell y. Ride has returned from her visit
TO relatives IN New England.
Town Clerk Gaylord b Hubbell accompanied
by Mrs HCbbelI has been enjoying a vacation
trip 10 Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Kirby and daughter
visiting in the Catskills
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

houses on Lake-ave., north Of the moquette mills:
a spur OF the New-York and Putnam Railroad Will
oe punt from the Nepperhan station across iots
70 the storehOuses distance of about one mile,
and over this spur all the shipping OF the firms
products will be done
A oarrei OF common sense IL the starting an
nouncement a card hung IN Yonkers shoe
dealers window. The placard Is hung over what
appears 10 be barrel fun and heaping over with
bright new pennies. The barrel Is really one IN
which the head has been replaced and then the
pennies heaped top. Hundreds stop to look at
u every day. and many conJectures are made as 10
now many pennies actually there, the guesses
ranging all the way from twenty TO s1.000.
William c. Hoff. director of music in the public
schools is in Boston for few days
EX-Assemblyman John J. Sloan has returned from
Denver Col where he has been attending the
nual convention OF the fraternal Order OF Eagles.
William ]. Bright manager OF Music Hall. has
returned from the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Hugh D. Brady. wife OF Police Sergeant
Brady. accompanied by her son Francis. Is visiting
friends at Hornellsville n 7
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
DECLINE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
Chance for County Treasurer and Coroner
Goes Begging in White Plains.

Frederick H Allen. chairman of the Democratic
County Committee. has called meeting, TO be
held IN White Plains next Tuesday. for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements for the county con-
vention, which Is to be held September Z. The
convention will name candidates for the Offices
Of County Treasurer and two coroners. II is re-
ported that the nomination for Treasurer has been
offered TO Isaac w Turner the present supervisor
dent OF the First National Bank OF Monnt Vernon,
and that both have declined run
Mr.. McClelland Is too busy and Mr.. Turner gave
the reason that he preferred wait until next
year and run for Superintendent of the Poor The
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
GETS A FLORAL POSTAL
Postoffce Employees Give Huge
Card to ". r. WiIcor.

Postmaster William r. Wilcox who returned
from Europe Tuesday last, received from the en-
pioyes OF the postof1ce before sailing on the Kali
ser Wilhelm on July II. a gift in the shape of a
horal postal card artfully designed and studded
Win cut MOWERS. The floral card was one of
score or presents sent to Mr. Wilcox bv
various political clubs and friends elsewhere.
But that which priced the most" the postmas-
ter told group Of friends who travelled with him.
was the gift from the employees of the postof1ce
IL meant something more than the others did.
snail always remember pleasantly both my going
ana returning from Europe in 1906"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
Mr.. HILL HAS BIRTHDAY
President of Union Sto0e Works
Eighty-eight Years Old.

there are few. IL any. stove makers stove
us-s IN the United States who have not heard of
T-ssh HiIl. jr. the president Of the Union Stove
Trorks of this village a few days ago he
.,shty-eight years old. and hale ana hearty a
at psssng the half century mark
NJ Hill Is 8 native OF Putnam County. His first
,rpoyEnent in Peekskin a clerk in the gen.
,ral store OF C A @. & NJ. Depew. on the north
ode OF Aain-st. Here he remained for Eve years
md having the natural desire TO engage in busi-
,zss for himself the opportunity offered 10 go
rto the stove trade with his father-in-lew Reuben
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
IMPROVING FAIR GROUNDS.
Directors Spending $4,000 Preparing for
White Plains Horse Show.

Many improvements are being made at the White
Plains fair grounds out OF the $4,000 recently ap
propriated by the new board of managers for that
purpose All of the buildings including the grand
stand. being painted white. The unsightly old
sheds have been torn down and the stock this
year will be housed in portable tents. the same
those in at the State fair. A midway is
being arranged. and the horse show this year will
be second only the held in Madison Square
Garden.
The new directors are doing everything possible
TO make the Twentieth Annual Fair and Horse
Show, which opens September IS, the best
held in the county.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
NEW-ROCEELLE.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Crennan and family have
been making tour Of the Thousand Islands. Lake
George and Lake Champain.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Bangs have been spend
ing a few days at Manhattan Beach, enjoying the
surf bathing and the attractions at Coney Island
Roger NJ. Sherman. Corporation Counsel of Mount
Vernon, started yesterday a cruise 20 Vineyard
Haven on his forty foot yacht
Mrs. Robert Mccartney mother of Mrs. Henry
Scherp. who has been i'll in Charleston. S. c..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
o,IetNo THE HONEYMOON.

,.,A penny for your thoughts, dear.
- - uas thinking OF tho dearest psrson
earth. -, ,cs,..u. ~
rhe Brtde-oh, you egotistl-tChieAso news
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
ASE WHITE PLAINS FOR FRANCHISE
O. 7. and ". P. Railroad Wants TO Run
Line from Yonkers

-, si board q trustees % White Plains are con-
-lg a. application from the Bronx, Yonke-s
- mite Plains Railroad Company Tor franchise
i sIstrlct and operate double track trolley
- IRON IoukeTs 10 waite Plains. II is under
-, - mat the company intends eventually TO ex-
- ne road 70 Iaryytown.
49, 80 permission asked Tor in White Plains Is 70
hs h- mes over portions of Cenuel-ave. from the
L. Hhe OF iresnburg 10 the New-York and Har-
fe,rst oao crossing. z A. Elbee. or Dobos
ths - tiatei Tor The corporation. stated 70
kst.. - ~ ices that he had the consents OF ma
Nns.,l re property owners, among them HOWARD
ksirio<e' me turrnsan AS there was go little op-
esnT SHOWN. u Is believed that the trustees will
A. ne franchise They have referred the appl-
= 10 o.,r. % Corporation Counsel II. 7. Dyckman for
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
VERY OEMOCRATlC-

..r see you're using comedy here said the English
,-y4gbt How about my royalt'esT
my dear sir" replied the e"-i0'N Aetii'ai man
ax.r I'VE have respect Tor royalty A''' Ills rs 70
Tsblic philadelphia fress
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
ToueH en- soc!ETY.

subsCriher-say Why dopt you psa-s society ins.l,s-
gencs in your peperf
Village Editor seeisty intelilssnee' Way.
heagd OF such thing tChicaso News.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
IMAeiNEs He SEES THEM.

Newitt-Its too bad he's permitted his easns..
70 go 70 smash the way II because of ths booaA
Ascuu-What business?
Newitt-He a bird tancier.
Ascum-And isn't no nowl
Newitt-No he has developed into . naks esnsawS-
Qhiadelphia Presh
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

probable nominees for coroner are A. Van Houten
Of Yonkers and DIR. A ]. Hunter, Of Mamaroneck
New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

Quarterrnaster Sergeant Samuel NJ Wood Of
Company II, " the esd Regiment. s. ore OF the
oldest Guardsmen in pot0t or service T. the state
having on Tuesday last completed els Toryy-nrsI
year OF service.
Company X, Of the Sth Regimenr. CAPTAIN Z,
Steiger jr- holds the regimeataI challenge cup
for rifle shooting IN taat regiment
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

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rem Rann, benz lunge 3sit ous Bier
pecbutsn par): r8urum triatit 0u
benin beute tein Bier - Der Doctor
but's Dir bod erIaubt!!~ @r: mSeBt
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8ergeBIih. rSerr ROms
m.rSisnratb, unfsr 8uFirer III bur&s
psbrannt!!" - .Sut er meiw Grau
mitgenommen9" - rRein, biz RaFe!"
- Der Reni9 persibt bod immer
d1iF bic Sauptfd6s!~
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

aud elm Renpmmi II.
Der Baron DtntrB lam bod oas
Qufi6neioen unb Genommiren gnr
ni6t luFsnL :. Sept beirutbst er gar
aus 2tebs!"
SD9t 3ett. n@obtn 70
f6nea9" gu Dem rei6sn Banter
Goldberg; id min UNI feline SO9ter
dnbalten!" - Silt benn bus Io2" -
rRatiirli9, lie if ia bic GeBte!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

- 8prfi9tts. Mstu: $50,
On glaubIt, bub Define 8erlobung
ni6t suriit9eben tOnne9" Genore:
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
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