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New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
JAMES WON'T BE COMMISSIONER
Man Who Criticised Supreme Court Justices
Turns Down Job.

Justice Crane. OF the Supreme Court BROOKLYN
received letter from Darwin r. James. president
of the Young Republican Club Yesterday. in which
MI James refused to accept a cOnmissionership -
which the justice had appointed him. Mr.. james
ana his followers last spring criticised the SUP
court justices, charging them with waste o. -hs
public money in appointing referees. receiver. md
commissioners. and declaring that some fa-ors.s
lawyers were getting rich from the court patr1na a.
In his letter Mr. James saws he cannot acct tie
ccn'nissionership because OF wise prov-ia- f..
the constitution Of the Young Republic t'.ub
which dsqualifies for membership olcer, ,1s,- Or
tfose receiving compensation In any way f-or. rae
local state or national government This ae,.- son
makes IL impossible for any one 20 US t..s e1o
ioF purposes OF personal prefermeut .t.T e- -rs
same time should act so as 10 Dreveur .r. mis- -
depreciation OF the acts OF its officers
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
ARRANGING FOR cHILDREN,s PARADE

II. n. Ogden, poster artist, has been engaged
by the chdren's festival committee of the Hudson
Fulton celebration to make arrangements for a.
chldren's parade on Saturday, October q The chill
drens festival committee made a contract to buy
four hundred thousand hats and flags for the use
Of the children in the parade. Louis Chalif will
have charge of the folk dances, which are to be
a feature Of the Childrens pageants and which
be under the direction of Ben Greet.
The official fag of the celebration has been de-
cded by the commission. It will consist of
three longitudinal stripes of equal width the up
per of orange red, the centre of white
and the lower of blue. The commission has
established an information bureau in Room sos in
the Tribune Building.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
REAR ADMIRAL sPERRY RETIREs.
Has Yet to Complete Work at Naval War
College at Newport

Washington Sept. 3-Having reached the age of
sixtv-two Rear Admiral G. S. Sperry placed
on the retired list OF the navy to-day
The admiral is now engaged with the Newport
conference at the War College there. and will
Time in that duty until ne has completed line
of work he has mapped out When this is finished
q ts expected that he Will retire from active ser
vice.
The admiraI's last important sea command was
tba Atlantic fleet which he brought from San
Francisco by way OF the Pacific Ocean and the
Suez Canal to Hampton Roads. He reached the
rank et which n was retired to-day three years
and three months ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
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ADVISES NEGRO BUSINESS WOMEN.
Mrs. Booker T. Washington Tells Them to
Save and Promote Education.

Mrs. Booker r. Washington addressed the
Women's Negro Business League OF Greater New
York at the ST. James Presbyterian Church in
West 5lst street last night, and advised her au-
dience of about hundred negro women to go
about their various calIings in a businesslike way
IF you are a laundress or a dressmaker, have an
establishment that will speak well for you; don't
do your work in the basement back room." said
the wife OF the negro leader.
She told them that only by their saving. and by
applying their thrift the advantage of the young
would the negroes of the country advance and
prosper and sne advised those who could afford II
10 use their savings TO promote education.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
CONDITION OF CLYDE FITCH.
Operation for Appendicitis Performed at
Chalons- sur -Marne.

Chalons-sur- Name, France, Sept. 5.-CiEde Fitch.
the American playwright. was suddenly stlcAeh
with an acute attack of appendicitis " hiie travel
ling from Germany IN an automobile on his ar
rival here he was taken hastily to a private nos
pitaI and underwent operation. DR.. Alquler' the
surgeon was assisted by two other physicians. lie
would not express an opinion to-day out " 70 uti
derstood that the patients condition Is serious MT
F1ftch has had several attacks of appendicitis
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
FINE HOME FOR PoLYcL1N1c HOSPITAL
Million Dollar Structure To Be Erected in
West Fiftieth Street

a 100000 home is going to be erected for the
New York Polytechnic Hospital the premises No.
397 TO 35l West 10Th street and the abuttng parcel
No 9i6 West DIST street. This VIII be the largest
hospital structure said in the city. 1t will be
twelve stories and have a frontage of 1892 feet in
10th street and 1876 in DIST street The trustees
Of the hospital have bought the site from. number
of persons through Ames 60. DR.. John A. Wyeth
is president Of the institution.
The hospital was founded in 1851. and has been In
s4th street, between Second and Third avenues for
many years.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
CROWD SEES PAINS FIREWORKS.

A large crowd attended the show In Pains FIRE
works at Brighton Beach last night. The
Sans Souci Band gave concert before the exhibit
ton The entrance to the field lighted by hun
dreds of small lanterns and for the greater part of
the time the sky was brilliantly lighted. At one
time the rapid firing OF shells and bombs was fol
lowed by the appearance of several thousand float
ing lights. The big feature of the show was as
IslIaI THE Battle in the Clouds
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
MRS. HELEN FLORENCE DIXON DEAD.
One Time Populist Speaker and Actress Be-
lieved Suicide in Denver.

Denver, Sept. S.-A woman's body, which has been
in the morgue two DAYS unclaimed has been identi-
fed that Of Helen Florence Dixon. a political
speaker and actress of twenty years ago. In the
early s0s when the Populist party was a power in
Colorado, she was one Of its leading exponents.
on the stage Mrs. Dixon was known as Miss
Helen Florence Photographs of noted players were
found among her belongings. She was once an In
strucror in an academy Of music at Buffalo.
For the last ten years Mrs Dixon had lived in
seclusion in Denver. Her death is believed TO be
a case OF suicide, caused by despondency
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
GETS OFFER FROM TEACHERS COLLEGE

lUy Telegraph % The IrlbuneI
Milwaukee, Sept 3.-CharIes ,. Perry. head Of
the milwaukee Trade School. whose success in the
tyy, wears of its career has made reputation for
this hitherto unknown technical educator, is wanted
lv Columbia University to become head OF the de-
rar;p,.nts of manu: training and technical educa-
tio,, of Teachers College 1t is understood repre-
sentative OF the university has been here 10 induce
Mr. Perry 10 accept the offer.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
MRS. YERKEs TRANSFERS HOME.
Chicago Property Which Cost $780, 900 Now in
Name of Consideration, $4,000.
n Telegraph to Ia Trthnnel

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Chicago, Sept. S.-AIrs. Mary Adelaide YerI,es
widow Of Charles 7. Yerkes. the traction man.
has transferred the Yerkes house. at Michigan
avenue and 32d street to her private secretary.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick The consideration named
in the deed filed to-day $4,000.
Clarence A. Knight, personal counsel for Mrs
Yerkes in New York said last evening the trans
fer was merely a temporary matter for the con-
venience Of his client and her secretary The
property has not gone permanently out Of Mrs
Yerkes's hands, he said.
Mr.. Yerkes bought the lot on which the house
stands in 1882 Five years later he erected three
story brownstone front house, 1t cost of proba-
bly, than $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
To the Employer.

To the Employer.
Do you want desirable help CUICKLy2
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the fle OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has Just been
installed al the Uptown Office OF
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
JAPANESE DELEGATES BUSY.
To Investigate Manufacture of Articles I'm
ported by Japan.

Seattle. Sept 8-Ihe japanese commercial dele
gates, who are here tour Of the United States.
We're astir early to-day, and set forth In auto
mobiles under the guidance of the Manufacturers'
Association 10 see the factories of Seattle.
Wherever they go the Japanese viii investigate
the manufacture Of articles which Japan imports
Japan imports merchandise worth S4O0.O000O each
year, and il is said that the intention Of the Japa
nese merchants is to give American goods prefer
ence European.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
COUNT MARRIEs a MAXINE GIRL.

London Sept. 3.-The bride of Count Hermann
Osthein formerly heir presumptive To the Grand
Duchv of SAKE Weimar, who was married in Lon
don on Thursday was Maxine Girl in THE
Nerr, Widow" company Day's Theatre. Her
name was given in the church records as Wanda
Paola Lottero.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

MaTEarnmi NJ ,S wife q Esu AdaEs aged - sssySss
81 sussex y J. on sunday afternoon. September 3 AZ
r.. s:25 a Return train D
ARM5XGTow. T.1 J East 1,I Foyis2ss % y R , n ssg59zf &
Armingtou. in her 64th year.
BEDELIl-At Massapequa Long Island. ssptsu.
8 1900 Alice Amanda Bedell Eune-ai services r
:. 81 p.
BRACFlEN-On Saturday August .. at residence.
vie Of the late W Fl Bracsen in he soJb year of
her age Syracuse and Oneida N y papers please
BRADIEY-On September . 1904 Josephine Braalsv.
dauSh's- OF Eliza and The late Bernard Bradley tu-
ternber : at 2So D m Int-rrren- in Greenwood.
RYAN-On THURSDAY sevteube- > 1909 5 Anne.
widow Of Harry 9 Bryan Funeral private inter-
5ry place Meath nm orange county. \. 7, Frank
funeral will be held on Monday morning
DowD-On TUESDAY. August q. 1909 after long III
in the 5lst year Of her age
HANDERAN-On wednesdav Se~terh4r 1904 Ma
saget A. wdow ot Michael "a .deran. Funeral wiu
Interment EveFEreens.
6sYsd @ s T5 yssS1 OF the ia late % TA9ss Harris Fs9s fo
urday. September = at 10 a m
HENRY-on Tuesday. august 81; 1909 John Henry.
n D. husband OF MARY A McQuiIen. AT his rest-
Fathers Church seth St saturday Funeral private.
MOORE suddenly. Yonksrs. n September l. Emma
IL wife OF Thomas Moore and eldest daughter Ol
Caroline 4 and the late JossDh Peene. Funeral
services az her late residence. 23I WoOdw0rth
4ohKers. on saturday Septer-oer !. at 10 a
MOTT-Niary Isabella widow W Funeral
services Will be held her residence Il
Wood ave. pper Aontc.air y J. Sunday afternoon
al 2;3O Erie train leaves West I'D DAD
chambers 81. at 10 +5. Kindly omit flowers
POWNALIr-At rest. Sarah a. wife o. the late Frank
: PowuaN, on Friday. September 3. 1903 her
residence, No 1865 18th Funeral services pri-
SiilPMAN-fsa llyon Shipnan, suddenly. September
ltTSf son or Edward Z and Mary = and husband
OF Christina Halstead aged s6 Funeral at the resi-
dence OF his father. 32S West sunday
September . at > p. m InterIneat WCOdlawn. 81
convenience OF family.
sKINNER-On september . 1903. at his residence No
2i66 Briggs Bronx. New York City. Andrew jack
skinner. IN his Goth year
WARN ER-On August 2S. 1909 Harry b Warner.
Body az The Funeral Church. No. PAL West 23d 81.
Frank E Campbell BUildngl-
WASH BU RN-At ChappaqUa y Y. September q
1909. Blanche N. wife OF Howard K WashbUrn and
daughter OF the late Michael and Amelia Mekeel
her 37th year Funeral al her late residence.
Chappaqua \ Y. Monday. September s. 1909.
1880 p. m Carriages viii meet train leaving
Central Depot II 10 also sOuthbound
train arriving at Chappaqua at 1-l3 p n Inter
private.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
WILLIS L. MOORE BREAKS HIS ARM.

Washington. Sept 3-While alighting from car
to-day Professor Willis l. Moore. chief Of the
Weather Bureau fell and broke his left
He was conveyed 70 the office of physician.
.bara the injured member was set. and then much
IN the surprise his friends proceeded 10 his own
office where he performed his customary duties.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
ON COMMITTEE FOR CELEBRATION.

Washington. Sept 3.-William Phillips, Third AS
sistant Secretary of State, and Captain Joseph B.
AIurdock, commandant of the New York Navy
Yard, have been selected 10 represent the govern
ment the reception and other committees In con-
necton with the approaching Hudson Fulton cele-
Iraf
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
LEGATION SECRETARY NAMED.

Washington. Sept S.-The President has appoint
ed Roland b. Harvey. OF Maryland. secretary OF
tho legation and consul general to Rumania and
sarvio and secretary of the diplomatic agency in
bulgaria
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY,

rrree admission to the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
The American Museum of Natural History and the
Geological Garden
Athletic meet under the asSpces OF the Evangel5tic
: Committee. McCombs ENp Park .. N,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
QUEEN mAReHERrTA AT wEsBAosN.

Queen Marguerite of italy. it is announced. has
arrived at the Kaiserhof. Wesbaden' the famous
health resort in the Rhine district of Germany 10
undergo a treatment for some weeks at the Au-
gusta- Victoria Bath
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
CEMETERIES.
NEhE- tfAIEa1.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Ia readily accessible Harlem from Grand
Station Webster and Jerome avenue troIIeys and
BY carriagr. Lots $3.50 up Telephone 4S53 Gramercy
FOR Book Views representative.
Ortce. 90 East 23d 81. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04

yesterday. 30 degrees. lowest 20.
corresponding year.
"a average corresponding date Of last thirtythie
years. 20.
Local Increasing eloudiness With
dsy and Sunday: to-day; cooler sunday. mod
syals south wiQdA.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oaicaI Record and Foreeast.-washington. Sept ;
eastward the centre being Indiana, while
-afnfaU extends the central valleys eastward TO
tho Anualachans There stil secondary depression
IN the southwest rains have again occurred IN the
>-rbv,estern states important change
IN terterature conditions with the exception u the
,,,le~ weather which again Appesred the Far
>,arrhwest Scattered showers probable for
Siderable portion east OF the Rockies The
rerature viii still further IN Eastern sections. but
In ,l1 il, the Middle states saturday night and sunday
tn ,rftds along the England middle Atlantic
s,s vii %, moderate souhery- the south Atlantic
80 lis5r variable. Gulf light
thariv on the lakes moderate southery. ald
~ MINER lakes variable shifting 70 nCrtherly
and increasing r-.---a.r --,,
-. winds. with fair weather followed
bV showers. the Graud BANKS
Forecnst for Special LOcalities--For New England.
Increasing cIoudness and warmer to-day. followed by
sbovrers N night and sunday moderate south winds
For Eastern New York Pennsylvania and
Jersey increasing cloudtness with showers to-day
Sunday. warmer to-day: cooler sunday: moderate
wiRis
Isor Western York and Western Pennsylvania
o, showers today sunday warmer to-day: cooler
s,r- iav. moderate south winds, becoming variable
ro.aI Onlcial Record.-The following Official record
,, the Weather Bureau shows the changes ten
rature for the four hours IN comparison
OF last
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
THE DUCHESS PALMELLA.

Cintra, Portugal Sept. 3-The death is announced
of the Duchess Palmella Grand Mistress OF the
Court.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
UNDERT AKERS.
Special Notices.

FRANK E CAMPBELL 241-s West 33d s. Channels
Private Rooms Private Amhulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAINS.
For a United Mexicc fcyitsf
OF the BorOughs of Manhattan The BrOnxl- Also
cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines witho
extra expense FOR foreign postage
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
WONT OFFEND THE UNITED sfATEs

Sir Sydncy Oliyier's presence in London concerns
The -nited States. He is the Governor General OF
Jar9afca The British government has appointed
commission TO inquire into the means OF estab-
fishing closer trade relations between Canada and
the West Indies and SIR Sydneys interviews with
the Secreary. Of state for the Colonies, the Earl
OF Creve in London. have been in order 10 inform
him that while Jamaica is Wiling 10 cooperate
with the commission she declines 10 take any step
which may possibly endanger her trade with the
United States
Sir Sydney has laid before hts government IN
IJoyyrira street the Information that there Is IN
Jamaica a very important and ever growing party
favorlng annexation 10 tie United states, and that
under the circumstances unless some steps are
taken 70 promote the Jamaican sugar industry DE
vigorous action against the sugar bounty system,
and by removing the duty imposed by E4lglaiu %
more than 81 on every hundredweight of sugar idi
ed either from the West Indies or elsewhere ''e
anti-English agitation VIII become so pronounced
as 10 bring Great Britain face 10 lace "lth lhe ne
cessty Of choosing between abandoning Jamaica 40
the United States else OF suppressns every I"i ~
Of legislative government in the island and Of Tui-
Ing r "miiltari manu-"
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
AFFKoNTING EMPERoI

Parts Of the Tvrol. espcciaIl, in the South are
inhabited by an Italian speaking. population, among
whom the agents IF tit. Iiai4 Irredenla movement
nave always been very busy. especially III fecen'
years The Italia Irledenta, as nay readers doubt
less know is an immense society OF league IN
Italy. 10 which most Of The leading statesmen III
and out Of office belong, which has received gov
srnraent recognition. and which ayowedly aims a.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
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r..-.o,.t tnr snrcInI LocaIitIes.-For New EnsI
,o.oI onlcial Record.-The following ofacia record

,ron, the Weather shows the changes in the
r.rature for twenty four hours IN comparison
11,,,h the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1909-09-04
WORTH MILLIONS; CAN'T PAY GAS BILL

s3OI99 %
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
MRS. NIPPER INJURED
BY A RUNAWAY MULE
BECAME FRIGHTENED ON WEST
LIBERTY STREET TUESDAY.
Lady Sustained Serious Injury, But
Was Removed to Her Home
on Wednesday.

A serious runaway accident happen
ed on West Liberty street Tuesday
about noon, when the mule attached
to the wagon Of S. P. Nipper became
frightened and threw both he and his
wife from the vehicle.
Fortunately Mr.. Nipper was not Sc
riously injured, and outside of few
bruises be came out unframed, but
his wife suffered to such an extent
that Il was necessary to take her to
the hospital. where she remained un-
til yesterday evening and was then
transferred to her home at Newberry.
Besides receiving numerous wounds
and bruises about the body, Mrs. Nip
per suffered some conclusion in the
head, for all during Tuesday and un-
til early yesterday morning she re-
NAMED unconscious, and DIR. Hodges,
who was called. stated that she was
really In most serious state.
Mr.. Nipper stated that he passed
an automobile and as his mule show
ed signs Of fright some time before
the machine reached him he did not
think it necessary to warn the driver
Of the car, and by the time the ma
chine came opposite him the mule had
become manageable and threw
them both to the ground with the
above results.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

Alachua couny's public schools
we're never In better financial condI'
ton than they are az the present
time, and for this condition Of az.
fairs TOO much credit cannot be given
DIR. =. l.. Kelley. the worthy superin'
tendent OF county schools. When he
went Into the Office an enormous debt
stood as menace TO the school In
terests. bat through his indefatigabls
efforts and business sagacity' In
which he had the hearty cooperation
Of every member Of the school board
the school fund now has a balance
20 its credit instead OF dencit The
people are certainly 10 be eongratn'
lated upon the present condition Of
the public schools
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

The vets were victorious IN the To-
cal option election IN pade county last
Saturday BY a majority Of a. Two
years ago the saloon Interests only
had four majority. since which time
Palm Reach county has been created
from nade and there are nov two
wet counties comprising old pate.
Recent elections IN the state on The
whlskey question show that the vets
aud drys are each holding their own
and Indications are The Statewide
prohibltlon amendment next year vii
not be a. easily adopted as supporters
~ the measure have been claiming
Il is going % b a hard'toush, battle
and no one can ioreiep The resull
az tho presont tire
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

The Sun Is pleased to note that the
proposed hard road to Lake Newman
Is now almost a certainty. There Is
not a more beautiful sheet OF water
IN all Florida than Lake Newman. and
the construction OF the proposed hard
road would soon result; In this beauti'
ful lake being a great pleasure resort
II Mr. Phillip Miller succeeds In get
ting the road built he viii have erect
cd monument TO himself which viii
be pointed to by generations to come
BY all means let's have the road a
Lake Newman, Gainesville's natural
pleasure resort.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

Sixteen years ago the editor Of The
Sun was the owner Of the only pedi
greed fox TERROR canine in Gainesville
now there are a number Of well.bred
fox terriers in town-and hundreds
OF hali-breeds. A well-bred fox ter
rlor will keep your house free OF rats
mice and reaches, II YOU allow the
dog the freedom OF the house, and
there is not a finer pet to be found
in the animal kingdom. They can b'
taught TO do anything, but require al
most as much attention as baby.