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New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
:" PUNK" SAYS HE'S 80.
TITS 2S for His" Responds 'T'he"
Fight On.

In his speech opening his campaign for lead
ership Of the 11th Assembly District, last night,
ex-senator George w. Plunkitt. who born
in 1870, joklsly remarked:
My opponent says I old man, but
he forgets a man is only as old as he feels and
a woman as old as she looks. Now. boys, let
me say I only thirty nine It's a walkover.
fellows; I'll win
When The Mc2Ianus hos opponent, was told
Of this later in The evening he answered:
'-Thirty-nne, eh: Huh. twenty-three for his
after primary day"
This promises to be the hottest primary fight
Of the year in New York. Ex-senator George
w Plunkitt. the hero OF honest graft
launched his boom against Senator The Nc
Manus at the old Washington Hall, in Eighth
avenue. Not only is the leadership in dispute
but Plunkitt is going to run for Senator against
his rival.
IN all the city there Is probably no tougher
district. in certain sections, than this
A surprise was sprung last night II was
thought to be a family fight but because ''The"
McNanus was seen in conference with johnnie"
OBrien his enemies say he is NcClellan's man,
and Plunkitt having been seen in conference
with johnnie Murphy. brother Of Charles F.
Murphy leader Of Tammany Hall. he Is her
aided as Murphy man Be that as 1t may.
both men deny the charge.
ed away from Plunlitt two years ago by Nc
Manus Since then PiJnkitt has been mendinS
his fences and is ready for his foe once more
Washington Hall was packed: in fact. to use
the doorkeepers expression: Hey. YOU guvs no
more room unless you hang on the candeliers."
Patrick A McManus. no relation of The Nc
Manus was chairman. He made a few re-
marks and then James Young offered set Of
resolutions condemning McIanus and extolling
Plunkitt They went through with zip-boom-
ah, Rah. Rah, Rah,
Then a committee was sent for Plunkitt. He
came in amid cheers In the course Of his speech
he said: We know there are 200 repeaters
registered in this district who intend to vote
primary day. They come from Brooklyn, Buff
falo and Troy"
A voice-"And the Bowery."
Il said nothing about the Bowery foaters- We
want an honest election and will protect our
franchise with our very lives. if called on
Now boys. If YOU are tired Of the lemons
you have had handed out to you, and the To-
cent per capita May parties given Of late, elect
me your leader; give me one more chance and
Will show you what 1 will do for you
-'Onoe more, here is your slave, not your
master
At McManus's Clubhouse, No. 12S Ninth ave-
nue., they held their monthly meeting and had
a good crowd out They will start their fire.
works off on September IL.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Sept 8, 1907.


Steamer Kronprinz Ger Nierch. Bremen Au-
gust 27. Southampton and Cherhourg August Is 70
Oerichs & Co with 726 cabin 615 steerage passen-
rndse. Arrived the Bar at II 10
steamer jamestown. Catharne. Newport News and
Norfolk. Old IS passengers and
IN Left Quarantine a ! p N.
Steamer Monroe Huiphers Newport News and Norfalk
20 old Dominion - CO. with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine 81
steamer Potsdam Dutch). Roggeveen. Rotterdam Au-
gust BouoEue o. TO the Hamburg America Line.
with .5I cabin 451 passengers and mdse.
Arrived the Bar at l a m.
the clyde IS Co with mdse Left Quarantine a: $50
a
Steamer Carib. Packer Georgetown August % and
Wilmington II. Cylde Co with passengers and
Quarantine at a
steamer Camaguey tCuban) Johnson, Santiago August
10 ManzanlIo Is CcnfIcEos % and Guantanamo Is TO
the New York cuba Mail IS Co. with mdse- Ar
rived a the Bar At l.l5
steamer Captain \ T Lucas Buhelli with barge o
Port Arthur. Texas August -. 70 the standard
Co Vi oil Left Quarantine at AZ a m
steamer AntiIla tCuban Cornehl. Havana August 2s.
10 the New York Mail IS Co. with Ar
s u 2 =
Steamer Saratoga DowneS. Havana August II, 10 the
New York and Cuba Mail IS Co with 1S5 passengers.
malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at ! 40 a m.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
KNEelANp PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD.

The efforts Of Sylvester X kneeland TO get a
STAY from Supreme Court Justice Morschauser TO
nrevent Mrs. Arabela u. Huntington from selling
his property under foreclosure of a mortgage for
$500 se vain The justice denied the motion
The property viii have 10 he sold on September IL
Blr Kneeland wanted postponement until the last
week In November. He said be might be able TO
sell the property and thus realize something for
other creditors. Il is believed that Mrs. Hunt
fngton VIII buy II IN. IS said that the total
amount OF Mrs Huntington's judgment, together
VIII. Interest for nine years is about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
Up TO DATE DIRECTORY OUT.

DO you want to know where BIZ Jones lives?
DO Won want to know where Bishops Lane begins,
or who is fourth deputy police commissioner or
naval officer OF the port? All this information
and much more is 10 be found in Trow's General
Directory Of Manhattan and The Bronx ending
August J. 1905 The volume contains 1854 pages
ana 49, 900 ems of type. II shows population
for the two boroughs about 2.5o1G1. Accom-
panying the directory maps. which CON
tain all the latest street openings, transit lines
bridges and tunnels and other typographical
cI,a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
TOLEDO MAN GETS HIS CHILD

Justice oKeefe. Of the ChiIrens Court Brooklyn
yesterday turned Alice Fluhart to the custody
OF her father Lawrence A Fluhart Fluhart got his
daughter away from his wife last Saturday even
Ing Mrs. Fluhart left him month ago with the
girl. presumably TO visit relatives in Brooklyn and
about the same time A. v. Snyder, old friend
of the fsIaily, also disappeared. Fluhart traced
the THO 20 Brooklyn by means o. detectives and
found his wife living under the name of Taylor AZ
No iss Acelrhi street and Snyaer boarding in the
same house.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
SAWS JANIToR REFUSED AID.

Everett j. Williams, who preferred charges Of
cov-ardice against Patrolman Henry Missmeier on
Monday made a new complaint at the East 126th
errea+ station Yesterday lie said that the ianitor
of the house had refused 70 help him, after he had
made a private investigation, yesterday He said
that he had made a search of the house after re-
porting the patrolman for cowardice and had found
that six other tenants had been robbed in the last
few months. each by a skeleton key.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
NEBRASKA PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
- Telegrar.h Id % Trihune.l

Telegraph TO The Tribune
Lincoln. Neb., Sept 3.-The Nebraska primary
election took place here to-day and large vote
Vas DOlied Two factions have been fighting for
control of the Republican party organization. and
the outcome Of the contest for supreme
,pare to-day will decide the fight. Chief JusA
tice Sedgwick and NJ b Reese were the candl-
s5ates in tie Republican party and George L
Toorais Of Fremont: 1. l. Albert Of Columbus.
and O. W. Meier. Of Lincoln, were the candidates
OF the Democrats and Populists.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
Interior Drapery Decorations

NEW PORTATIONs CLASS UPHOLSTERY FABRICS ARE
SHOWN ANTIQUES AS WE'LL
As THE MOST RECENT WEAvES COLOR COMBINATIONS IN
yIvETs vELOURS DAMASKS BROCATELLES AND
RRO(IIES ARNURES OTHER mex
pFNsIyE MATERIALS HARNONZING WITH THE HIGHER GRADE
FABRICS FOR DRAPERIES AND COVERINGS
ESTIMATES SKETCHES AND COLOR SCHEMES
SUBMITTED OUR REPRESENTATIVE CALL ON REQUEST
(sIOW FLOOR)
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
caRMENIA BREAKS OWN RECORD.

The Cunard liner Carrnania, which arrived yes
teraay from Liverpool, over the short route IN
s davs hours and minutes, beating her own
record bv hours and ~ minutes and that Of her
sister shin the Caronia hour Her average
speed was 1905 knots. Fine weather prevailed
-t,-orol7op- the massage.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

nUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE. WEST POINT, y Y.
SS 19OT.-Sealed proposals IN triplicate-
be received thts
September 30. 1907. FOR furnishing
and installing Combination Gas and Electric Light
Fixtures in Old and New Cadet Barracks The United
States right accept reject any or an
proposals Forms for proposals furnished upon app,
cation address: y M CARSON. JF- Major ana
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

Frederick L. Benton. naval surgeon, sta
toned at Camp Columbia. Havana, Cuba. has been
sued in the Supreme Court for absolute Ill
vorce by Aletta Thompson Benton. whom he mar
RED at Washington September .. 1873. Justice
Brady granted an order yesterday for the service
OF the summons. Mrs. Benton is living in Rock
ingham County, n II. She asks for permanent
ais,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
pestratlo and steamer Close in Ne" ioTH-
japan G2Toa a ss3ttie, "Mhnesota sept s. eco m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via san 80
MaripoSa .-Sept o. o W
Hawaii Japan. CoTea, China and the
philippine Islands tvla san Francisco
Hong Marl sept l. o:oc p N
Australia teNcept wesU. New Zealand,
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
caledonia eva Vancouver and VIC
Cl-AOrauRi. sept :, 500
Hawaii via San F'ranclsco)Sierra Sept 8. 500
JaIah 5n6 %is sat,iS@Tasa Sept r. 600 m
Hawaii Japan. CoTea China and the
Philippine Islands Cvia san Francisco -
New Zealand. Australia Except wesO
Caledonia via san Fran
CisCo}-Yeddo sept o-Oo m
Corea. China and Philippine
CjHEmpress Of china Sept p. 500 m
Via san Francisco)IU Transport sept 30 600 n
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEROME BACK.

District Attorney Jerome returned yesterday
morning from his fishing trip Canada and ap-
peared his Offices looking much improved by the
OUTING
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
CAUED

Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger). Bremen via Ply
mouth and C'herhourg. Moke Ger Naples
Porto Rico. Baltimore. Pawnee. philadelphia. Armenian
tFr, Liverpool. Arapaho% Charleston jacksonville
Araeon Georgetown G FL Mar. Galveston; jefferson
Norfolk and Newport News. Kansas city. Savannah
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAM ERS.

The Cedric, which reported to Cape Race at a m
,,ee,erday when 10 miles of Sandy Hook Light
49,, ts ernected dock about l p. m. Friday
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

-----, r..,-.-,trto ,,,,,Is 300 m
- -, - - s.ar,,r,,h 'Sa~anrab 3.OOpm
~, ~! % -. -" ~ I,o,-,InI1r 400
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8
1900 m 800
- 80 .-i,5a 300
1-iill'i-5'' ,.,lir~,- I2.0D
Princess Anne. Norfolk. old DOM. -- oVV , III
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises % 30 Moon rises POS Moon age 70
HIGH WATER.
. Hook iov Island $50 He'll Gate 743
N-sandy Hook 5:26 Gov Island 5:52iH Hell Gate 745
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
Stern Brothers

Imported Tailor Gowns
New and Very Attractive Models just received from WHICH
they are prepared to make copies IN the latest "ooi
fabrics.
Also for a Limited Period
Cloth Riding Habits, at D0o'0
Third Floor
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
RANSPACIFIC MAILS.

80 80 for south Hraz tOnIy parcels p0st nlail
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

a ENTERTAINMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown once No 1864 Broadway
36th and sIth SITS. until O'Clock Adver-
sements the following branch Offices
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sBrinEs mail.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

their curiosity was morbid az that
their interest indicated q rotten civ.
ilization.
New York is less disturbed by the
Thaw trial than any smaller COM
munity in the country would be or
would have ever been. Thc crowds
that wrestle with the police for the
privilege Of getting into +the court
room are inspired largely by the
casual curiosity that afouses bucolic
concern In five-leggcd calf. They
want to see what the thing looks
like. and after tuey have inspected
the actors and the stage settings,
their interest in the show flags.
1t is all a matter Of taste rath-
e; than of morals Some prefer
their stories Of lust and murder In
the form OF ''Pippa Passes o. La
Tosca." Others like them hot and
piping on the calendars Of the crim-
inal court. One appetite demands
champagne and another Is appeased
only with moonshine whiskey. but
neither necessarily raises an issue
with the Ten Commandments -
New York World.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
Drift of Comment.
LlNCoLN's STORIES AND THEIR
PURPOSE.


Did you ever know good story
teller who didn't relate something
attributed to Abraham Lincoln?
The present generation does no.
know much about our martyred
President. Time passes so swiftly.
Why, It is more than forty years
slice that great soul took flight. A
marvellous man he was, little un-
derstood by many OF his genera
tion. Some of them thought of the
President as man given to trifling
o. the most solemn occasions, often
with stories common If not coarse
ir their nature. and that he sought
opportunities for telling these stor-
les.
OF the Ohioans living today per-
haps General Benjamin r. Cowen, OF
Cincinnati, knew Lincoln bette. than
|any other man. General Cowen has
always said that Lincoln used a
lstory for a very useful purpose, that
while he had keen sense of hum
Tor he had also a peculiar gravity OF
mind and stories told by him were
called forth by the occasion rather
than that the occasion was made
the excuse for the story. sra
This view of General Cowen is
sustained by an article by Colonel
Silas w. Burt, in the February
Century. 1t tells Of n visit TO the
President by party which included
ar army major who was full of rum
After an interview under particu-
larly distressing circumstances. the
Major slapped the President on the
kree and said: "Mr. President, tell
us one Of your good stories"
Colonel Burt tells what followed
"lf the floor had opened and
dropped me out OF sight should
have been happy.
"The president drew himself up
land turning his back as far as pos
ls.ble upon the Major, with great
dignity addressed the rest OF us,
saying:
- believe l have unv popular
reputation of being q story teller
but / do not deserve the name IN
its general sense; for It Is not the
story itself, but its purpose, OF
effect, that Interests me. oflcu
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
$27.oO.i
McCLAIN'S.

"You are authorized to make
the categorical declaration OF the
absolutely pacific intentions OF
japan. HAYASHl. y
The cable is from the Mikado's
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Even
sdmLeing that utterances OF this
SORT are not altogether unknown
when nations are IN the language
Of the prize ring "spairing tor an
uoening' it undoubtedly expresses
the ,pinion of the Mikado's gov.
ernmerit. s.l
There have been few things in
American journalism more question
able than tie effort to force on u
conflict between this country and
Japan. There is no reason for
such conflict, and yet we find
10th newspapers and politicians OF
tho cheaper stripe urging II. The
eminent Lieut.. Hobson, who heroi-
cally sunk boat outside the chan
mel leading from Santiago harbor,
and who, as reward asked to bc
retired upon pay for physical dis
ability, which the medical board
of the navy disapproved, says that
we must fight Japan w:Ihin few
months. Therefore, according to
Hcbson, we must spend $1,000
100000 on navy. Every shipyard,
every lobbyist in Washington for
submarine bc2ts, torpedo boats,
aiiships. from which explosives can
be dropped into Toxic, every man
who wants 10 sell cmbalmesl beef
every railroad manager whose lines
run 10 the westward is confident
that we must have this war. ys
And the unhappy feature of it IS
that they seem, day by day, to get
q statement from some member OF
this administration upllolding their
opinion. Washington was never
so full Of men of this type before.
and their influence is singalarly
apparent IN the news that goes out
fwm this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

Rear Admiral Davis and no refer
cnce was made to the formcr order
ing AWAY the latter from the re-
lif work at Kingston but King
Edward took occasion to express
gratitude to the United States gov
ernment for its timely and cfficien,
work in the island, showing plainl,
that the English government and
the people Of Great Britain arc
not in sympathy with the muekle.
head penniro of q governor in
Jamaica.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

disaster II we shall be so unforlu-
nate as to engage i'll "a war with u
first class, naval Power. Uncle Sam
must have the best and the most
modern slllps, guns and projectiles
that the Ingenuity Of our inven-
tors is offcrhg and the expense of
experimenting with the new idcas
offered, is but small matter com.
pared to illc millions We arc an
nually cxpcnding that arc wasted
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
NEWS OF The :
LOCAL Y. M. o. A. \

The theatre seemed to have
great attraction for the members
composing the bigl scllecl-scnlor
basket ball league last. night and
consequently only two CT the four
teams turned up. AS result tic
Crcsccnts forfeited to the Athletics
aud the Alelts forfeited to the
Nonarehs. The Monarclls and Ath-,
lctics played a practice game re-
sulting IN score OF "a to Is III
favor of the former team.
The Tiegrs easily defeated the
Buckeyes three straight games on
the y NJ. 9. A. bowling alleys
last night The Tigers rolled above
eight hundred in each game making
an exceptionally fine showing.
Following are the scores: 'Tins
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

avoid long and useless discus
sion by others or q laborious ex-
planation on my own part by q short
story that illustrates my point OF
view So, too, the sharpness Of u
refusal or the edge OF rebuke may
be blunted by an appropriate story.
81 as to save wounded feeling and
yet serve the purpvsc. M, am not
simply story teller but story
telling as an emolliehI saves me
Lmuch friction aud Distress These
are almost his exact words, OF
which | made record that very
tight. GAINESVILLE Signal.
AN AGlTATED MoRALlsT.
An agitated moralist writes TO
iine World to denounce the morbid
crrioslty which sends hundreds Of
seemingly respectable people" to
the Criminal Courts Building to
"revel in the vile bestial deprav-
ity'' of the Thaw trial. TO our atra-
bilious friends the crowds that
swarm around this moral ulcer"
furnish convincing evidence of "thc
lrottenness Of our civiliation."
Perhaps. Pretty nearly every
thing that happens is accepted az
evidence OF ''the rottenness Of our
,,.iyilization, . butriif interes. In a
sensational murder trial is proof OF
a decaying civilization, the fathers
20. the republic themselves lived In
al evil generations,
Plenty of men are still living who
can remember when. u murder case
was one OF the chief social events
Iof 4 the age-oyershadowe In
fact, only by he subsequent hang
ing of the defendant before a vast
assemblage Of his friends and ac-
auaintances. When the trial be-
gan everybody stopped work and
drove TO town 70 attend the pro-
coedings. All the lawyers in the
county, were there. The farmers
brought their wives and children
The courthouse was packed, with an
overflow meeting on the fence tha,
surrounded the square. Everybody
regarded himself as an exofficic
juror, charged with the duty OF
weighing the evidence. Families
i iwrangled over the case, aud line.
fence fights between lifelong
neighbors followed quarrels over the
atmissibility Of testimony. The
bosom Of the sheriff who brought
the prisoner into court every day
swelled with pride that threatened
the stability OF all his vest but
tons. Men who knew the sherifI
we'll enough 10 call him by his first
name held their hoads kIgh above
the common herd
The embattled farmers who fired
the shot heard round the world
would have sat up all night in ord.
er to be In the courtroom when
the jury brought in a verdict that
sent neighbor to the gallows. They
would never have suspected that
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13
FOR YOUR
KITCHEN

Ilousework is hard work at It's best,
and he who saves the housewife ?
step is true benefactor tho
head Of the list of kitchen convon-
fences stands Bucks Stoves and
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. They
are products Of that spirit which
seeks to make household work =
pleasure. Let us fit up your kitch-
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terms will appealSto you. Price Of
this cabinet u.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

Senator Dick has found Congress-
man Burton, too Formidable an op-
Ponent tpr him 10 fight single
handed. He will seek the aid Of
the senators Of four states to help
defeat his rivers and tlarbors bill.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

King Edward took occasion yes
terday to refer indirectly TO the
Grettenham-D Davis affair, in his adj
dress from the throne. The name Of
1amaica's Governor General was
mt mentioned, neither was that Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

Disasters AZ sea 10 not come as
frequently as }ailssad wrecks, but
they count more when they do
conc. W ff
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

Senator Dick is now engaged in
organizing trust in the, senate
to fight for Ohio River improve
uents. The junior Ohio senator,
and the senior senator have been
hob-nobbins with the trusts SO long
that they have caught the fever.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

IF the block system OF railroads
had not proven such u dismal fail
,nc, it might be Vel to consider
establishing sueh q system on the
oceans. tlsls95 MI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

If it had not been for the
Browsnvillc affair, congress
would have been compelled to do
something .iuss 2 tg0put in the
time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

Honduras and Nicaragua seem TO
be playing q game Of "Tag, you 're
q. 80 sss--rg-s-..sx I'm
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

padsis Little Liver Pills thomusblyl
cl6pp the syrtem g0od. tor lazy livero. |.
iIakep qlsar ceupl sxiedys hrjrht og11j
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

The first days testimony Of
tyclyn Nesbit Thaw was sufficient
10 clear here husband of the charge
oil numbering Stanford White, SO
Gar as the general public is concern
cd. Time only can determine what
effect her statements will have
with the juryi antb since it is the
jury which must facqnt or condemn
him. it might ibc' well for the pub
lie to cease - worrying about the
matter, until ali Of the testimony
in the case Mas 6ten submitted, at
least 50 faF y, ,Ac defense has put up
q. strong fight rb,I there is no
telling What IlnnaylSet be wrung
from the witiSSs Upon cross cx-
animation anafsl,ntA the last wit
ness has left, the stand, no one is
ssfe or justiffie9 in yenturing au
opinion and ipsistins upon il.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13


Poor SeHaleg. Bailey. He is
being subi&Na S9twilat he terms
"indicnities' apf has not suffi-
cient self control to keep from
calling the. Riiacsses "lials". 1t
matters little Yhetber he is acquit-
ted or found guilty Of having been
identified with the oil trust while
holding tue high office of United
States Senator; there are many
people who will believe him guilty
and he will never be able to thor
oughly rid his clothes of the odor
oil oil. Ic :b not clevating himself
in the estimation Oh Texans or the
people nj the United States. gen-
orally by resorting to such langI-
age as he used in the sessions CT
abe investigating committee ycster-
day.
A man can be u gentleman, even
~ his conduct Us brought into
question:.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-13

oceans