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Elberfed Chase 2 Conr5y Sacrifice hits-Chase.
Eberfeld Iilenow. keeler hitson, Ungleub Double
Boston. 8 base o bas-On Winter 4 KItson.
/. Struck out-By- Winter. 3. by Kitson 2. Hit by
ptcher-Parent. Time. 1850. Umpre-Eyans.
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Baseball. Polo Grounds, To-day, $3.50 p. M-Giants
VS.. Brooklyn Admission Soc
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apprentice allowance.
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Belmont Park Racing Summaries.

Grimaldi made show Of his field
easily second best Standover showed a !
SD RACE.-Selling. for two-year olds. S.
- driving. Time, O:b2B. Winner blk
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St Valentine came from far back and
ing ground on the r1il all the way. Wat
up lane.
9Th RAcE.-For th-ee-year-olds and upw
W i:259s. Winner, ch. c. by Locohatch
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Girl fuTongs VII a M
Eth RACE-seIng; upward;
ID Winner b h.. by
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'Batted Ferguson ninth inning.
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Wisconsin
BALL WINS GOLF TITLE,

Average weight-Wisconsin 1744; Syracuse no
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Alexanoria Society
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star. =
ALEXANDRIA, Va. May Is. 1907.
The first tea of the season was given at
the Golf Club House last Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Louis C. Barley. Mrs. Chas
William Wattles and Miss Phil Wattles.
The hostesses were assisted by Miss Dor
othy Little Of Monroe, Mich, Miss Mary
Glenn Uhler, Miss Jean Brent, Miss Mary
Thomson and Miss George French. Among
those who attended were Mrs. George Little
of Monroe Mich, Miss Mary Thomson of
Norfolk Miss Mary Triplett of Franconia,
Va, Mrs Richard Gibson, Mrs. David jan
ney Howell, Miss Ida Wattles, Miss Aldah
Hopkins Miss Annis Stabler, Messrs. Ed
ward Fawcett, Laurence Stabler, Eugene B.
Taylor, Mahlon Hopkins Janney, David
Chalmers and DR.. Jacquelin Marshall.
Little Miss Frances Smoot gave delight
full party at her home on Prince street Sat-
urday evening in honor of her eleventh
birthday. Those invited were Miss Polly
Green of Delaplane, Miss Julia Cochran of
Markham, Misses Collins Jones, Cristina
Kemper. Virginia Wheat, Katharine Bitter,
Lucy Uhler, Frances Robertson, Marion
Kennedy, Marion and Emily Johnson, Mar
ion Fletcher, Lucy Anderson, Esther Green,
Esther Burke, Masters George Brent, WILL
lam Fletcher. Edward Kemper, Richard
Green, Bryan Pitts, Johnson Mcguire Fran
els Johnston, Clinton Smoot, Wilfred and
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receiving party Mrs. David Hirshberg Of
Newark, N. j. and Mrs. I. w. NCrdlinger.
In the dining room Mrs. Franc was as
sisted by several young friends, Miss An
nette Goldsmith, Miss Hortense Brylawski,
Miss Lena Sanger, Miss Lillian Burns tein,
Miss Helene Hoffa and Miss Florence
Augenstein
Mrs. Lewis Newmyer was hostess Thurs
day evening, when she entertained a cards
in her apartment in the Plymouth Mrs. Ad-
die Sigmund. Mrs. Samuel Bensinser Mrs.
jacob Kronheim, Mrs Julia Luchs and Mrs.
z. Strasburger.
Owing to the Indictment weather o. Sun
day last, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Levy and
their daughter, Julia, were ct home to
their friends on Monday evening at 929
Westminster street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hillman and Master
Julian Hillman were at home on Sunday
afternoon at 1905 Fairmont street to their
friends, and had receiving with them Mrs
Tuch and Miss Clarice l.. Tuch of New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Stiebel, 1926 18th
street, have as their guests Capt. and Mrs
s. Dreyfuss and daughter of WaynesbCro
Pa At home to their friends today
Mrs. Arthur Natans of Baltimore WAS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph M.
Fishel the early part of the week
Madame de PeEet, wife Of the former first
secretary Of the Peruvian legation now
the Peruvian minister to Panama and the
central American coun tries, is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Clifford Walton in her home
on street, who received in her honor Fri
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lexington Organ Recital.

Miss Mabel Catherine Linton gave an or
gan recital Friday evening at the lexington
Presbyterian Church. She was assisted by
Mrs. Sydney p. Hollingswcreh, who
sang Handles Rejoice Greatly" from
the Messiah" and THE Day ia
Ended" with violin obligato. by Bartlett.
and by Mr.. c. G. Haines. who gave Men
delssohn's Spring Song" as q violin solo
with good effect.
Miss Anton's program opened with
Batiste's Grand Onertoire in E and
closed with Bucks variations on the
theme OF annie Laurie" With pro-
nounced skill the Scherzo, from Guilmant's
Senate No. 8 was played, and much in
terest was displayed in a Gavotte, the COM
position of the young organist.
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Helene D. England, Mrs. Louis Bush. Re-
freshments were served during the evening.

Helene D. England, Mrs. Louis Bush. Re
freshments were served during the evening.
Miss Bertha Perrie has gone abroad TO re-
main until September. While abroad Miss
Perrie will visit Italy, France and Holland,
and will be Joined by friends.
Mrs. Aaron Birkenwald. with her son Syi-
van is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. Newmyer
of 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer and the Misses
Elsa and Lillian Coblenzer have moved
from the Lenox, and are now located at
1911 X street northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Harry King Of New York
city were the guests during the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel King OF 3O4S NJ
street
Mrs. s. Alexander Of 1896 Harvard street
has as her guest her niece, Miss Clara OPP
penheimer Of New York city.
Mrs. Isaac Strouse Of Baltimore Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Caroline King OF
It'll 18th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franc. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Franc and Miss Miriam Alice
Franc received a large party of friends at
their home on 5th street on Sunday after
noon and evening last, and had in their
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A Blackbird Sentry.
From the London Standard.

From the London Standard.
Shooting men have been interested recent
ly in the story OF birds which, only slightly
wounded, feigned death. The naturalist
could give more interesting examples of
, cunning.
What, for example, could be more per-
feet defence than the device Of the moor
hen? She sinks herself in the water be-
meath an overhangtng root or bank. leav-
ing only her bill in sight. And that looks
like a fallen leaf. You may stand within
six feet Of her and she viii not move. SO
sure 10 she that her ruse win succeed.
A word for the common blackbird.
troop of them. with thrushes. came down
to their accustomed feeding place. where
their meal was ready spread. But in the
border basked cat. placidly digesting his
dinner. To get the meal meant feeding
within three OF four feet Of MIN.
One bird. the patriarch Of the lot took
guard. The others went noiselessly up and
fed, while the old bird. rufning up his
feathers, setting forward his wings. and
piping in his hghting note. spared, so to
speak, at the cat The latter was not hun
cry. He blinked lazily at the sentry and
never moved a paw while the meal was IN
progress.
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day afternoon, when there was a large
number of callers. Madame Pest. who is
well known here Is a pretty and Charm ng
woman, and devoted To Washington. Sac
will leave for Boston June l. 20 visit her
son. Later she will join Mr.. PeZet. when
they viii go to Their home in Peru fer TIE
summer.
Mrs. F. Murfeldt of Baltimore announces
the engagement of her daughter. Hilda, to
Mr. Herbert Schmidt Of York, Pa.
The Afternoon Whist Club was enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Rudolph Behrend
in her apartment In the Huntington on
Tuesday afternoon. The prize was won
by Mrs. Sol. Meyer. Light refreshments
were served during the afternoon. The
guests included Mrs. SOL Meyer, Mrs.. Sol.
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Clarence Robinson, Albert and Ferguson
Bryan. Robert and Wesley Bitter and Ash
by Warfield
Mrs. Bergman Green gave a reception
Monday evening at her home on Seminary
Hill to the graduating class of the Episco-
pal Theological Seminary. Among the
Aiexandrians who attended were Miss Re-
'tecca Lloyd Chler. Miss Jessie Armstrong.
SIS Fanny Washington, Miss Dorsey Ash
ton ard Mss SADIE Horner.
Mr. and Mrs. William Worth Smith. well
known here, where they have spent the
pas several winters. have issued invitations
to the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Lucy Montgomery Smith, to DR.. Samuel
Warwick Price of West Virginia. The we'd
ding il to take place Saturday evening,
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CONTINUED from Second page.)

celebrated her ninth birthday by entertain
ing number of her little friends. The
parlors and dining room were beautifully
decorated in roses and palms. Games and
music were the features of the afternoon.
Miss Gladys Beall played a piano solo and
Miss Doris Beall and Miss Parker also
rendered several solos on the piano. Among
the children present were Dorothy Davis,
Edna Brown, Ethen Waugh, Hester Beall,
Ethel johnson, Donald Bliss, Dorothy Bell
Reginald Bell Grady, Masters Lawrence
Mason, Morgan Grady and Paul Seddicum
Others present were Miss Evans, Mrs. Du-
vail and Miss Parker.
The last announcement of the marriage
of Miss Theodore Shonts and the Duke de
Chaulnes with close date for the happy
event. which was made a few days ago, has
not been denied not but what the young
lady herself and her parents are probably
tired Of making statements on the topic and
may not have paid any further attention
when another one was put in circulation.
Mrs. Shonts and her daughters are in Paris.
and going there - soon after the dukes
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Wythe, signer Of the Declaration of indie
pendence, now owned by Mr.. B. B. Num-
ford: the home of Edmund Randolph gov
ernor and first attorney general of Vir-
ginia, that stood where the city hall is
now built, and the building where the con-
stitution was ratified in the Virginia con-
vention of 17SS
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Church on Thursday. May 49, The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Charles d.
Bulla, pastor.
Mrs. j. Fl. Mansfield has returned from
Norfolk. where she went to attend the Grand
Assembly OF Rebekahs. Independent Order
Mrs. Thomas Leadbeter and family left
Tuesday for their country home. ''Strath-
blanc" Fairfax county. where they Will
spend the summer.
Mrs. George Johnston Mrs. Robert Con-
rad Powell. Miss Julia Boswell and Miss
Judith Boswell left Thursday to attend
the jamestown exposition.
/ Mr.. Robert Barrett OF the city OF Next
co left Saturday for tour OF Europe for
the benefit OF his health Mrs. Barrett and
their three sons VIII spend the summer in
! this city and with Mrs. Kate Waller Bar
| rett at Cape Henry, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rett expect to make their home In this city
In the future.
Mr.. Mortimer Williams of Panama is Wis
iting his brother, Mr.. c. E.. Williams, ITO
Commerce street.
Mr.. James r. Mansfield and family left
sunday evening to spend several weeks In
Norfolk.
Mrs. Eleanor 8. Washington Howard has
returned from Lynchburg, where she went
to attend the State Federation Of women's
Clubs.
Miss Pattie Willis of Charles Town. w.
Va, was the guest of Mrs. Lawrence wash.
inston the early part of the week.
Miss Byrd Thompson of Culpeper is the
guest of her cousin, Miss May Greene, on
North Washington street.
Miss Bessie Swank of Gunston Institute.
Washington, was the guest of Miss Court
ney Grenough last Sunday. Miss Swank is
from Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. r. c. Acton and Mrs~Agnes Havener
have returned from a visit to Mrs Peveril
Smith at Falls Church. Va.
Mr.. Charles Edwards Poole of Vienna.
Va, and Miss Sadie r. TIGER Of this city
were married at Rockville. Nd, on wednes-
day. Mr.. William Bond and Miss Stella
Iravers, both OF this city. were married at
the same place on the same day.
One of the most interesting events Of the
week was the performance Of a musical
Party given in Christ Church Parish Hail
0nSThursday evening. by the Sunday school
choir and other local talent. Solos were
sung by Miss Janet Rowen, Miss Ellen Ma
gel, Messrs. Wilbur Maddux, Warren
Grimes and Martin Green. Others who
took part and assisted in the choruses were
Miss Ethel Larmond, Miss Grace Henry,
Miss Nora Perry, Miss Florence Hackney,
Miss Annie Thaler Miss Lotto Harrison.
Messrs Andrew Hall, James Early and
Mahlon Janney, who with Miss Mamie +.
Grigg, had charge of the entertainment.
Miss Leila Steiner played the accompani-
ments. The parish hall was packed to the
doors and the audience applauded enthusi-
astically.
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!. &M1>dvMMr&
1926 Street
NewYork WASHINGTON Paris
Special Announcement.
1876 F Street
WASHINGTON
New York

We beg to direct attention to
number of special lines of goods we
have just had made to our order by
our regular manufacturers.
They express the latest fashion
ideas, but were obtained at material
price concessions from figures prevail
ing in the manufacturer regular season.
You will recognize them as very
special values.
splendid line of Linen Suits, embracing not only
strictly aor-made effects but dresser lacetrimmed gar
ments.
Attention is directed to the Separate Skirts in
linens. New modes-perfectly tailored.
We are also showing many attractive models in
Suits, in silks, voes Rajahs and lightweight
that suitable for travelling and for
The approval Waist stock has won this season
Is most gratifying We showing many effects
in tailored and lingerie styles that would like you
to Many most modesly priced
New Lingerie Dresses arrive daly--fresh, clean-cut
dainty garments, that win instant favor.
While here inspect the lines of Gloves Hosiery Neck
wear, Veings, Belts and Parasols. Many things.
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Mrs. Thomas Leadbeter and family left
Tuesday for their country home, "Strath-
blame" Fairfax county. where they will
spend the summer.
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Mrs. j. III. Mansfield has returned from
Norfolk. where she went to attend the Grand
Assembly OF Rebekahs. Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows.
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JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO., 1926 F St.


Church on Thursday. May 49, The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Charles d.
Bulla, pastor.
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Mrs. George Johnston. Mrs. Robert Con-
rad Powell. Miss Julia Boswell and Miss
Judith Boswell left Thursday to attend
| the jamestown exposition.
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Mr.. Mortimer Williams of Panama is Wis
ting his brother. Mr.. c. E. Williams. ITO
Commerce street.
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Mr.. Robert Barrett OF the City OF Mexi-
co left Saturday for tour OF Europe for
the benefit OF his health. Mrs. Barrett and
their three sons VIII spend the summer in
z this city, and with Mrs. Kate Waller Bar
rett at Cape Henry, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rett expect to make their home In this city
In the future.
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Mrs. Eleanor g. Washington Howard has
returned from Lynchburg. where she went
to attend the State Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
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Miss Pattie Willis of Charles Town, w,
Va, was the guest of Mrs. Lawrence Wash.
ington the early part of the week.
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Miss Byrd Thompson of Culpeper is the
guest of her cousin, Miss May Greene, on
North Washington street.
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Mr.. James r. Mansfield and family left
Sunday evening to spend several weeks In
Norfolk.
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Miss Bessie Swank of Gunston Institute.
Washington, was the guest of Miss Court
ney Grenough last Sunday. Miss Swank is
from Johnstown, Pa
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June 1, at $50 O'Clock, at Mr. Smiths coun-
try place, Cedar HILL" near Broad Run,
Virginia
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Mrs. r. c. Acton and Mrs. Agnes Havener
have returned from a visit to Mrs. Peveril
Smith at Falls Church, Va.
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Miss Hilda Frank. who has been attend
ing school at Chevy Chase. returned to her
home in Norfolk, Va. Tuesday, accom-
panied by her cousin, Mrs. Albert Sigmund
who will be her guest for two weeks.
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Mrs. Fannie X. Levy entertained the lady
members Of the Evening Bowling Club at
her home Thursday evening. Those In the
party were Miss Freda Lindheimer, Miss
berdie Steiner, Misc Amelia Stern, Miss
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MI. Charles Edwards Poole Of Vienna,
Va, and Miss Sadie r. TIGER of this city
were married at Rockville, Nd on Wednes-
day Mr.. William Bond and Miss Stella
Iravers, both Of this city. were married at
the same place on the same day.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
THREE ITALIANS HELD.
accused of Trying TO Kidnap Little
Girl,

Trsee italians were arraigned before Magistrate
Walsh in the Yorkvi,Ie Police Court yesterday
morning and held without bail TO await a hearing
tomorrow morning charges of trying to kidnap
Fannie Goldorf, ten years DID, of No. 162 East 4'h
street. The arrest Of the three Italians was due
TO Nathan Levine who lives in the same mousse
with the Goldorf family, and whose little SISTER
Of Fennys playmates on Saturday aDout
noon, when the attempt at kidnapping was inaoe
Young Levine followed the three foreigners GOWN
town as far as Canal and Mulberry streets wneh
he met a policeman and told him what had nap
pened.
The prisoners said they were iony Ceccn1' AiIreo
Angeletti and Giuseppe Gibovi, of No llo MuloerFE
street. This the police say is fictitious ADDRESS
The children were playing in 4th street Wheh
the three Italians. according to the police passeu
Cacchi offering Fanny a silver coin When the slrl
reached for the coin the man grabbed her ana
dragged her through the street. She screamed and
the Italian released his hold, and she fell 10 the
sidewalk 1he three hurried through 4th street
and turned down First avenue. with Levine some
distance away. The three Italians were arrested
ar the point of a revolver.
At police headquarters the three Italians refused
to talk Lieutenant Petrosini.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
MRS. O. c. COLT NOT HURT,
Former 4ctress Vas 1cith Her Hus-
band When Accident Happened.

Tho woman who was with o. Clyde Colt early
last Monday morning when the carriage IN whlch
they were driving away from the Hotel GaIIatlh'
No 70 West 4eth street, was down by sixth
avenue trolley car not Mrs. Colt. although
she had been known under that name at the hotel,
where they formerly lived. The real Mrs Colt
whose maiden name was Grace Graham. has not
been living with her husband for some time out
she was not surprised to hear that another woman
was ustIrping her title. In fact, she has known OF
her husbands friendship for the woman, VINO was
said 10 have been vaudeville actress uhoer 'he
mama of Cleo Lee before her marriage 10 uhe
broker for long time 1t is the name OF sun
another woman which is mentioned in the papers
in the suit for divorce which Mrs. Grace Graham
Colt instituted months ago.
When Mrs Colt read in the newspapers OF the
accident of a week ago. in which she was supposed
n have been badly injured and began to receive
cor7,rseration from her friends. she gave orders
~ her LAWYER TO have the divorce suit hurried
along and then left for the country Win hel
eizbt-vear-oid daughter Adelaide. She is salo 70
have the sympathy Of her mother-in-iaw anu oie
o+ber members of the husbands family
O,co,t C1yde Colt, or simply Clyde Coit' as he
resars to he called has had more than the normal
arno,,nt of newspaper notoriety which falls TO t'e
1o+ Of the average man of thirty-fve years who is
m, in public life. He is connection Of the Co'I
family which Is identified with the business Va
r,,an,,facturing firearms His first matrimonial
,-enture-in I6e5-wtth Sigrid Thorwaldsen' or DoiS
RAYMOND" did not meet with the approval OF MS
family He obtained a divorce IN 1873 ana lhe neat
wear married Miss Graham
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
RO4DIJfPROVEMENT Plan
Senator .4Ilds Announces Meetings
of Joint Legislature Committee.

.,h,,. ce,+ s-censtor lothian P. Aids, chair
man of the special joint legislative comrhtoee
h,cb will investigate subject Of highway I'M
provement in this and report 10 the next Les
ieIat,re hills ernbodying the results or It's STUDY
announced tonight that the committee would meet
in Albany September % and 20. IN coilleC'4oii
with the highway department OF the state Eng
neer,s office and would then determine the dates OF
meetings to be held in Syracuse, WATERFOWL Bur
falo and possibly elsewhere. The chairman OF the
Board of Supervisors, and either the chairman OF
the good roads committee or the county engineer OF
each Of counties IN the neghborhood OF the place
of meeting will confer with the committee al these
meetings as we'll other persons interested in the
subject Of good roads, 1 is hoped. At the meeting
at Buffalo OF Syracuse representatives of the state
Grange are TO be asked TO attend.
THIS Joint committee consists of Senators Aids.
chairman: Hooker Cobb and Frawley, and Assem-
llvrnen Merritt. Apgar Hamm. West and Mailon.
and the task before involves the recommendation
Of an entire highway code to replace the present
more or less complicated and contradictory road
Improvement and maintenance lava under which In
The coming years will expended the 100000 900
authorized by the constitution tor main roads,
+ha million or so a year which will be expended for
n1aintsnance. and the moneys appropriated by the
state and by towns for the Improvement OF local
roads. AS aid 10 the COMMITTEES. Chairman Aids
has prepared comparative statement outlining the
highway systems of the various states. and will
soon similar setting forth the systems OF
, foreign countries.
The state aid laws of the various states may
be grouped says Chairman Allds's statement.
into three classes. One group might be consid-
cred centralized another cooperative and another
localized. In Massachusetts. Rhode Island New
York Pennsylvania and Ohio the plans. speciica-
tons and estimates for state aid roads are made
by state authorities who also award contracts and
inspect In Connecticut, New Jersey and Virginia
the authorities prepare the plans out of the
specifications and estimates Of roads which are 10
receive the aid Of the state. but the contracts are
awarded and the work done by local authorities
In Maine Michigan and Illinois plans specifications
and estimates are prepared by local road authori
ties with the approval of the state highway Off
cals local officials being required TO build the
roads under certain conditions and requirements
laid down by the state before the state will
10 aid IN the improvement"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SAYS DELEGATE DEMANDED MONEY
C. F. U. in Report Partly Substantlates
Charges Against Unions Agent

The executive committee Of the Central Federated
Union 10 which charges made a week ago that
delegate of a local union had demanded 800 from
the owner of a building for calling off strike and
had accented $50 were referred, reported 20 the
Central Federated Inon yesterday that the charges
were substantially true. The report stated mat
tran had been laid for the delegate. by which he
had been overheard talking TO the owner Of the
building in reference TO the $50 he had received
and demanding
II was suggested by Delegate Prince OF the
Cigar Packers Union, that the charges be mace
before District Attorney Jerome It was decided TO
LET the matter lie for action until next sun
day. as some Of the individual unions are making
separate Investigations.
II ia nroposed 10 bring the under the
Prince law which was passed after the conviction
Of Samuel Parks This law makes the brioe giVer
en,,aIly guilty with the bribe taker.