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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
No-LIoENsE BATTLE ON AGAIN.
Contest Promises To Be One of Most Interest
ing in County's History.

The no-license propositions which are 10 be voted
on in the sixteen towns OF Westchester County
this fall, outside OF the cities, beginning to
attract attention, and the contest promises TO
be second in interest 20 that the Office of
Sheriff. These propositions are: First, whether
licenses shall be issued for saloons: second. hotels:
third wholesalers. and fourth, whether the sale
of liquors by druggists shall be permitted.
Two years ago in every town where the Ques-
lions were submitted 10 a vote the temperance
workers won. but in White Plains only the saloons
and wholesale places voted out. while hotels
and drug stores were permitted to continue the
sale.
The figures show that outside Of the cities Of
Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Rochelle there
Is one liquor license in the county for every 16
inhabitants which is about for every forty
voters Mamaroneck is said 10 have the greatest
number OF licenses. There is one license in that
town for every twenty voters.
II is said that the brewers realize that it will he
a difficult undertaking to save the saloons, but
hope that the hotels will survive. They figure that
one drinking place to each $50 inhabitants is suf-
Gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
ANOTHER DATE FOR TROLLEY SALE.
New Haven May Be Bidder for Tarrytown,
White Plains & Mamaroneck

The sale Of the TarrytoWn. White Plains & Ma
maroneck Railway which TO have taken place
on September Il in front of the courthouse at
White Plains. has been adjourned by the referee
II. r. Barrett. The date now set for the sale is
Friday, October s. at the same place.
This is the second time the sale has been ad-
journed- The postponements have been asked for
by the Knekerbocker Trust Company. which rep
resents the bondholders. 1t is said that the trust
company desires to wait until certain prominent
street railway men. away from New York on
their vacations. return TO town.
II is reported that the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company Will be Of the bid
ders and the fact that its engineers have made
recent examination of the property lends color 10
this report. The New Haven company the
trolley line running from Larchmont 10 Stamford
and is said to be anxious to branch White
Plains and the Hudson River side of the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
NEW ROCHELLE.

Captain Henry NJ. Lloyd. OF the New Rochelle
Yacht Club. and Mrs. Lloyd returned from Maine.
and Captain Lloyd started on Thursday for six
months trip 10 the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Baker. OF Rockledge ave-
nue. have been spending a vacation in Boston.
Mrs John Van Nostrand. of Brooklyn. is spend
ing a few weeks with Mrs Robert c. Black, OF
Pelham Manor. after which she will visit her
brother, Bishop William A. Leonard. Of Cleveland.
Charles H. Young Of this city, former president
of the Republican Club of the City of New York.
trail Valley. N. Y.
James L. Reynolds. the merchant. entertained a
party of friends at clambake on the lawn OF the
Bonnie Brae Inn Thursday afternoon.
One Of the largest social affairs of the season
was the wedding of Miss Serena Ida Kerr TO Bart
lett Joseph Smith at the hgne OF the brides
mother. Mrs. John T. Kelly. of No. SO Meadow
Lane on Wednesday evening. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Aloysius Wilson. Of New
York. Among the guests Rear Admiral
Stuart, U. S. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Following the military parade on Thursday. ma
tional guardsmen of greater New York will then be
interested in the qualifications for marksmen the
practice for which will be held at Sea Grit N ].
The dates assigned for this practice are as foIlows
Seventh Regiment, October IS and 70; Sth Regi-
ment. October IS; 9th Regiment, October a; 18th
Regiment October l.; 18th Regiment October
and S; 14th Regiment. October 8; 22d Regiment,
October 16; 23d Regiment October s: 47th Regiment
October g. 69th Regiment October H. and list Regf-
ment, October Is. Squadrons A and c and the
LIST and I'd Signal companies will proceed to the
range on October l.
In the I'd Naval Battalion Lieutenant j. II. Bar
nard, navigating officer. has resigned. and the
designations of Paymaster r. W. Gambler and
Lieutenants W. A. McGrath and H. n. Fletcher
have also been received. Russell Rayner has been
elected lieutenant commander
Sergeant Frank Buckhorn. of the 26th Company
of the sth Regiment. has received the brevet OF
second lieutenant from Governor Hughes for faith
full service of more than twenty-five years.
General George Moore Smith. commandn; the
First Brigade and Majors a. II. Abeel and George
HaIIock OF his staff and Colonel f. F. Austin. of
the Sth Regiment have qualified distinguished
experts with the rifle on the range near Newburg.
Enlisted men of the 18th Regiment have given
ample evidence of the esteem in which they hold
Colonel DYER, signing resolutions attesting their
LOYALTY to him and requesting him To remain in
command of the regiment, instead of asking to he
retired as he announced he would do few days
ago. The resolutions have been signed by the en-
listed men of every company in the regiment
They speak of the unremitting work of Colonel
Dyer to advance the interests of the regiment The
non commissioned stan officers To entertain the
colonel at dinner and also the company nOn-com-
mssioned officers.
Lieutenant n. A. It. Dewey, of Company II OF
the 22d Regiment has been appointed captain In
place of Captain Wolf. who resigned few weeks
ago The appointment made by Colonel Hotch-
kin. Members of Company are organizing
parade for Wednesday night. Several of the COM
panies are planning dances at the armory for the
near future.
The Rough Riders of Company Of the 9Th
Regiment will parade Tuesday. escort To the
Sd Division in the historical parade Float So which
represents Washington taking the oath OF office
Captain Stotesbury will be In command
Governor Hughes has awarded the brevet rank
of lieutenant colonel TO Major Michael Lynch. OF
the esth Regiment. for meritorous service OF more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
WESTCHESTER PAR4DES.
FLOafs from NeSc York Celebration
to Haze important Place.

twenty-five of the floats TO he used in the FJud
so-f uiion celebration in New York CITY are 10 be
taken 10 fonkers, and will be used in the parade
mere on Monday October 4. in which Mount Yer
hoh New Rochelle and other towns will take mart
Inc cltlzens have subscribed about $4,000 for deco
rauons and fireworks, and Colonel John c. Shots
has been appointed grand marshal Tho aoa+s
"hlch VIII depict the history of the Empire State
are me most elaborate of the New York celebra-
ton. They will be manned by about one hundred and
hrty men, women and children, for the most mart
uesceHdahts OF Revolutionary families of West
chester County. The floats will be as follows:
FIRST Diyision.-Tite of car: Empire State es-
SS0Ileu Dy Norwegians. Cars Of the Indian period.
rldWalha, the Five Nations. the First Sachem
season of Blossoms Season of Fruits Season of
f1SSnIlhe; season Of Shows. Indian War Dance
and Irish societies. Titles of cars: Dutch Period
discovery or the Hudson River, Fate of Henry
Hudson, First Vessel of Manhattan PuTcbaea ~
Manhattan, Bronck's Treaty, Reception Of Stnyve
SAINT bowling on Bowling Green Governor I,eiser
ana me Huguenots; the Dutch Doorway New Am
OF The Dutch. escorted by children
9 InlTd Ilyision-Escorted by marching Irish
Period, escort English societies; the Stamp Act
COLONIAL Home, Philipse Manor House Destruction
Constitution, StOrming of Stony Point the Capture
OF Andre. the Order of Cincinnatus Hamiiton's
ington's Coach, Nathan Hale Wasbingfon:s Fare are
MI Legend OF Kip Van Wrinkle. Legend of Sleepy
Fourth Division.-Title of car: United States and
MooeTn Ferlod: the Clermont, FutOn's Ferry Re-
TgtSPliion o. Laiayette. Erie Canal Boat. Old Fire
EhgI1ne. Olq Broadway Sleigh, Garibaldi's Home
on staten Island, Introduction of Croton Water
statue OF Liberty and Father Knickerbocker
The buildings 10 be decorated in Yonkers are
Manor Hall, the City Hall. the public library, the
high school. fire and police headquarters and rec
The floats will also be used al TarrvtoUn on
O0ctober ossning on October T. and Peekskll on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
TARRYTOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Lawrie have returned
from a trip TO Chicago.
John Potts. who has been abroad for several
months has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Leonard, OF Grove
street. have returned from Chicago
! e Burns of New Castle, Ind. is In town for a
few days on business
A Hudson-Fulton service will be held this even
ing in the Second Reformed Church. There VIII De
snecal music. and Edgar Mayhew bacon VIII ne
-. on address on what the Netherlands Has
Done for America -oo
President John Griss has collected nearly $l''Vo
for the H1Ason-Fulton celebration fund. President
with of North Tarrytown, expects that MS COM
ynittee will collect $1,000 1t is planned 10 Duiiu
arches and illuminate the village streets
The Castle School will open Wednesday Inc
misses MetcaIfs Hackley and Irving schools have
opened for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
COMMANDED PERRY, NOT COMMODORE.

naval oficer which yield 10 no CORRECTION 5a Suea
all hattie on Lake Erie. There was no sucIl
nfcer and for the simple reason that IN doiS 5
.,rai abandonment of the United states pIoFlueu
Tor no such rank commodore; The battle %a6
1o,,ebt and won by Commander Perry, nut, s.rdnss
ma seem he is frequently COMPOUNDED WIN
a. Commodore Perry who opened the ports oI
Japan the commerce OF the "'iiu many
later. ..hoot child uonId recognize
!inieenma1der' Perry The school books almost UNI
iisI snare ia The error and the little ones ar
W. "a Name for absorbing that mistake with other
esersnf historical impOssibilitieh. ,-,-- - -.
naEi aIiA DOnt the reaWakening or pat
;o,tisno among Americans generally ana ue pIltHe
rloIHIn .aocb77e1ements of those simple men who
over, 60 ,teir country when their only reward
ms their high hearted sense OF duty; Panama
Tsyhetber they commemorate the wrong ~.
81. AZ nnt fits the battle OF Lake Erie tnat
sIIns,rafes nov as then. thai u tne men WHO WIN
fRht6 not SHIPS ~-lAstela"3 @N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

ing become tired Of being referred 20 by the
YORK City newspapers as the millionaire fire
- The members OF the LarchmOnt Volunteer
- isriment have authorized the statement that
is not single millionaire" in the Organiza-
N'flh Frank Q. SchirTner, eX-Sherif James
l. III and Acting Sheriff Henry Scherp attend
H.. funeral Of ex-Sheriff Ziba Carpenter at
~ rains on Tuesday.
y mercury Athletic Club, Of Yonkers has again
-e county championship. beating all other
ans Tor tho third time. This entities the
Ie possession Of the silver trophy.
"ea Men u Westchester County are 10 have
- Inc Nonkers Hudson-Fulton parade on
- are being made 10 organize military
80 ~ Port Chester. The town has not had
s.E since the mastering out of the old 27th
/ - twenty-five years ago.
80 '-c+ ~ Westchester County are warning the
), IN tho outlying sections against leaving
- Aes unprotected during Iiudson-Fulton
a. ~ i pointed out that the New York police
ue crooks out Of the city for the whole
s@.-'1 ulat they are likely 10 take refuge in
| s.-r,i The residents have been particularly
/ a., " Keep q lookout for burglars travelling
automobile
| -shs -a'eiester County Medical Society was en-
eaa On tuesday at the county almshouse'
salsr, members We're guests Of Superintendent
/ 1ss,,, "Ao bf. Frank +. Russell. DR.. Lettuce
" Ne read a paper On Spinal Anasihesia,
Isv 1efe was discussion. Superintend-
/ 1sa me invited the doctors 10 visit the insti-
Hs.- o' Itenber Of each year
ts a., VIII spend about $4,000 Ina decorating
Ggra'h-t ulton celebration on October 8.
y u ~ cerllofan actions entered against the
I'll az ~ rochelle. brought by residents as the
he increased values placed on property
| 10 q, Ssois fast spring, nave been cornpro-
| srps. advice of the Corporation Counsel
i se ~ aelon was that Of the heirs of John NJ
| Ese.s complained Of the assessment of $780,
S-ss "a, saa Glen Island. The city has cornpro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
A. R. SMITH TO DIRECT CENSUS.
statistician Appointed to Take Charge in the
Third District.

President Taft upon the recommendation Of the
Republican County Committee. has appointed Alex
ander r. Smith, formerly Of Pelham, as superin-
,endent of tie census for the Sd District of New
York, which takes in Westminster County.
Mr. Smith has been expert statistlclan IN
washington where he was identified with the ship
subsidy movement and for the national Republican
convention in the last campaign He is at present
serving as assistant secretary of the Republican
County Committee "a.
NJ smith will open general office at White
Plains and he will have the appointment Of several
hundred census takers for the various cities ana
towns Of the county. at compensation OF about
81 a day for several months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
IRNINGTON.

Nr and Mrs A NJ Hunter. who had been visiting
their daughter. Mrs J. b. Vehr, in Boston. have
returned home.
f. c. Sayles is planning to build a 100000 dwell
ing house on the Huyler property, which he re-
Gently purchased.
William Moffatt, who had been spending a few
weeks in town visiting relatives. has returned to
Denver.
The Rev. John A. Ingham and family have re-
turned from Milford, Conn, where they spent the
summer
Mira ana Mra Thomas Faulkner and family have
moved 10 Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
DoRBs FERRY.

Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Hugh Caut. Of Calf Canada
spent last week with their son. Dr. H. +. Caut
Miss NJ. Preusse, who has been attending school
for the last two years in Kansas City. Mo. has
returned here
Miss Marion Herbeck spent last week with friends
IN Newburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26
HASTINGS oN-HUDsoN.

E. Bunting has returned from England.
Mrs. Owen II. Foye. of Athol Mass. is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Fulton. Willard
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Kreeger have sailed
from Genoa for home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

in Canada for the summer. have returned to their
home in Livingston avenue.
Robert Prizes passed his entrance examinations
for Dwight College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

than twenty-five years. He is a Spanish war vet
eran, and joined the 69th private IN Company
A on March l. 1876. Lieutenant Thomas L. Reyn-
ods has returned from an enjoyable automobile
trip in Ireland. England and France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

A committee of the It'll Company OF the 18th Regi%
ment appointed find candidate for captain. has
unanimously nominated First Lieutenant FredeF-
lex N Whitley. He will succeed Captain c. H.
Smith. appointed the staff OF General Eddy. OF
the Second Brigade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

All the members of the 18th Regiment were paid
last week for their service in Massachusetts, ex~
Cept Company l. The captain OF this company
absent. and in consequence the adjutant general
would allow the checks to be given out. Cap
tain CampiOn had make special trip TO Albany
on Monday the midnight train to get the checks
and the members received them on Wednesday
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

The I'd Company Of the 18th Regiment will hold
Joint euChre with the Church aOf the Nativity
the armOry October IS The company Will
also hold moving picture entertainment on OctO-
Der %. Members of the regiment are being meas
ured for khaki uniforms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

The Southern Pacific has asked for a right Oe
way through the state lands IN InyO and Talara
counties for portion OF the Nevada & California
Railroad extension This extension is being built
from Mohave, in Kern County. to Keller in Inyo
County, distance of lie miles. This road viii
greatly help In the construction OF the Los An
geles aGuedUet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

Governor Hughes has awarded the brevet rank
OF lieutenant colonel 10 Major Michael Lynch. OF
the esth Regiment for merltorious service OF more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

The Rough Riders of Company Of the 9Th
Regiment will parade on Tuesday. as escort to the
Sd Division in the historical parade. Float IS. which
represents Washington taking the oath of Office.
Captain Stotesbury will be In command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-26

Secretary OF State Curry has served notice on alt
employees OF the state at Sacramento that he will
permit no indulgence in 10y rides" A pretty tele-
phone girl who thrown out OF automobile in
a night ride has been discharged. Seven others
I'm the automobile were thrown into a ditch, and
newspapers reported much drinking at TOadhOuseS
by the party In the automobile
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-21
WILL ENLARGE
CIGAR FACTORY
~. c. DEWITT BUYS CITY PROP.
EHTY AND WILL moVE-lN BUS
MESS At mkpILL.

49, 9 Dewitt, ,he cigar manuflc
ur'r has bought a one-half intoles,
in ,he property across the railroad
owned oy Mr Mccoy. and which ha.
been Jar .y occupied by Lanes gryo y
and a drls store and will move MS
cigar factory there
Although one 4 Ardmore's iuta.,
Industries the Cigar business mas o.,
'seded Mr. DeWiu's expectation aal
already the building which he has
b.eu using near bis home is %
small
M- Dewitt, has also purchased tn
poo. hail. OF the pool and bnlar4
tables formerly in the G.lme- hot
and air move them % MadlIl wae e
he v.H have au up 20 da.e ann.
mont gar.o-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-21
DEATH OF FATHER
OF J, v CABELL
WELL |NCHS IEs--Cr DIS
- rs -CvE - sC"L.S5
CEEES

TIE l-a. .i--d- .. So Gaze.
-.-. -.. .-a-- vita -..- ----.. g
-.- tsa-a o.. bis a...- .-- Re-, p
, CaD.u a1.c1 occurred sunday
a.z-- o. B9u.ag Green. Ky. T1s
new. reached here ty scans a. e
telegram from M- CsseI -, 1is Jaw
partner. J a Bass Attorney Cat-u
has been attn bis father fo- the
past ate weeks and was a, his led.
side when :he e-d came. DAN Nas
caused 5y B-ga:s disease.
The deceased "a. one o. The -duea-
tore o. ,ae south some years ago
be- 'OIad-d Potter College FOR young
ladies and since he founding o. .he
institution b. has been i,s pres.deu,
The Rev NJ CaJe.l had 20. --ached
bis s.1'.e'a year and his death vii
5e s--sr.y regretted 10, only by his
intimate friends and family 5l, 5y
I'D those u-o a-- friendly 90 me
higher education.
H- Bas. PARTNER as M- Cs1.l s..
s-ieF.d over o.. recent loss ~ bis
mother The deaths of.ta Two people
occurred only t-z days apart
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-21
LET'S HEAR FROM RUSSELL.
sulphur District Judge Disposes o.
152 Cases In Five Weeks

Judge r Mcmillan. dis'ric, 'udro
1ao aas yeel holding a session o.
court 10 sulphur claims the best re
cord ~ 'he state 90 the 'rial OF felony
case. Ni'ain five weeks lI2 case,
H'f. d epo o. and the-. is lef ,n
'- sulphur fook.t uo' a BAKERS dor.
r ~ ras- Judge Russell ~ ,tls
district Tao claim 10 ba swift .u me
tr.a' ~ cases win have an ornorua
.'F 'r compare figures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-21

Na.e' Mol'our '1a Middle-Re ~,
champion wrestler o' America nil.
"-es,le Eddie O'CouneU. a man o.
bis class 30 Ardmo-e Friday n.ga, a.
he Roller Rink. This viii 5e an %.
te-,ai,.nen, for ladies as Re.l a, gen.
'!emeu ana something worthy ot your
patronage Noa,ou- ra. a long list o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-21

Many people de,ude themselves t-
saying Z; Nh wear away" when
hey notice symptoms Of kidney ana
bladder trouble This is a mistake.
Take Fo.eys Kidney Remedy. and
stop The drain on the vitality. I,
-u,es backache, rheumatism. kidney
ard bladder trouble and makes every
race OF pain, weakness, and urinary
.iolo!e disappear. Sold by al drug.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-21
Owls meetina.

Tic ord o. owls VIII hold their
regular meeting ms evening a, Red
Mems hail Daputy VIII II Whal y
from Muskogee viii be present ard
a.i member are asEsd 20 attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-21
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-15
OUT
OF DANGER
CAPT. JOHNSON PASSES GOOD
NIGHT, BUT CONDITION is STILL
SERIOUS.

DR.. Walters, attending Captain Pet
er Johnson of the S. s Hilonian who
was injured in Harold Castles auto
last Thursday night, this afternoon
reports that his patient last night
passed the best night since his in
jury and is now doing very well,
though he cannot yet be said to be
out of danger.
Howard Hedemann, also injured in
the Castle accident, is doing nicely
at the Queens hospital, as is Mrs
Greene, the Chiyo Maru passenger who
was hurt in the dive of Jim Quinn's
Peerless from the Hackfeld wharf.
Sam Walker, attended by DR.. Coop
er, is improving. He is badly bruised
along the spine. in addition to sus-
tanning a broken leg in the Castle col
lision, though it is confidently expect
ed that he will recover.
Jim Quinn is still SUFFERING from
wound received from the steering
wheel when his auto vaulted from the
wharf, and is otherwise bruised.