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New-York tribune., 1909-07-05

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New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
COMEDIAN MAKES BOW AS PROMOTER

John Fitzpatrick, manager OF the Casino Theatre.
and James T Powers. playing there in Havana"
have ioined i'm an offer the Wright brothers OF
sse 600 for series of eight aeroplane exhibitions
This city The comedians wife will make a special
trim to Fort Myer 10 meet Miss Wright and her
brothers in hopes of inducing them TO accept the
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
MRS. DAVID LEVENTRITT.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Lake Placid y. Y. July +-Mrs David Leven-
tritt wife OF David Leventrtt. OF New York City,
ex-justice Of the Supreme Court. died at her sum
mer home here late on Saturday night Mrs
I1eventritt had been suffering from diabetes for
a bout eleven months. and death came from that
cause. Besides a husband. two sons and one
daughter survive her. All were present when
death came. The body will be taken TO New York
for burial. The funeral will take place there
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsToR-w E. Mack, Washington: Johnston
scranton; J. L Seymour; Buffalo: J d Warning
ton, Washington. HOLLAND-E. e. King. 81.
Louis: L. r. Busch. Chica 20. MANHATTAN-S.
p. Bradley. Milwaukee; NJ. r. kineaid, WashinE-
ton ST. REGIS-Mr and Mrs. r, II. Folwell Chi
cago. VICTORIA-Dr. George Van Derpocl, Al
hsny. WALDORF -ASTORIA-John X. Evans.
PittsburK.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreeast.-Washington, July A.
Cool and generally fair weather continues south from
the lake region and Ohio Valley eastward and there
has considerable fall In temperature IN the
South Atlantic states.
Pressure is generally low over the western half OF
country. and unsettled. showery weather viii
tinue during Monday between the Rocky Mouutatns
and the upper Mississippi Valley. and extend
Ohio Valley and the south upper lake and lower
lake region without marked temperature changes
districts the weatkfT viii continue
nd generally fair Monday. becoming unsettled and
showery night on Tuesday. with slightly higher
The interior In the South generally
fai will continue. without marked
changes. In the extreme West fair weather
prevail
Winds along the New England and middle At
coming east by Tuesday; on the lower lakes light 20
mod and variable. becoming southeast; the
upper hikes moderate and variable Superior and
possibly brisk southeast on Michigan
AM Huron
Steamers departing Monday for European ports VIII
hay o moderate W winds vrfth
fair weather. to the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05

Highest temperature yesterday q degrees. lowest -
average. 66: for corresponding date last YEAR
~; average for correspCndipg date last hirtyhree
Local Forecast-Fair to-day, continued coo Tussd ~
increasing cloudnes probably showers light moderate
northwest 70 north winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05

Mrs. Leventritt formerly Miss Mathilda Lit
hauer Of New York City She married 10
Mr Leventrtt I'm 1868 Prior his election to the
Supreme Court bench in 1S9S he well known
lawyer in this city. He is member of the Demo
cratic and Sycamore clubs and of many charitable
societies. organizations and clubs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
AGED REcLusE FOUND DEAD.
IRE Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Dover y. j.. July 4.-AleXander Thuier, seventy
.rs oid a recluse was found dead this after
,,oo,, I'm a hallway the floor below a tailor shop
On which he had been employed, A physician gave
occidental asphyxiatfon as the cause of death. He
had been drinking heavily for week
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
TEST FOR VOTERS TEMPER.
The Boston Heralt

This incident VIII furnish test OF the temper
Of New York voters toward Tammany. II they are
ouposed to ring rule, Mayor McCiellau's act ought
10 arouse them to action. Bingham removed should
cause more trouble for Tammany than Bingham
In Office But shall
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05

Tuesday partly cloudy. light moderate northwest
north winds becoming variable.
For Western Pennsylvania showers to-day or to-
night and probably Tuesday. slightly to-day:
moderate winds.
For Western New York increasing clOudfness today.
showers at night Tuesday; light 10 moderate varf-
able winds. becoming easterly-
Local Oei-faI Record.-The following official record
from bureau shows the charges
perature the twenty-four comparison
With the corresnondi1r date of lass wear
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
TO BE DEPLORED.
From The Troy Press

nearly every other city is the divorce the po-
lice from politics General Bingham apparently
made an honest effort accomplish this praise
worthy task and for this reason his dismissal CpOn
the eve OF a great municipal canvass Is to be de
plored.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
Forrra.t for sreriaI LoraIItIes-

Forecast for Special LOeates.-Fer New Jersey
fair continued cool to-day: Tuesday. increasing
coudness and slightly warmer interior: light TO
moderate north northeast winds
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. partly cloudy CON
tinued to-day: Tuesday increasing cIoudInes and
slightly warmer probably showers; light 70 moderate
north northeast Winds
For Eastern New YerN. fair and continued cool
Tuesday. cioudns
south portion; light 10 moderate northwest north
WiRds. becoming variable
New England. fair and continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
Special Notices.

To the Employer
Do you want desirable help QUICKLY?
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications OF selected lapirants for
positions of various kinds which has Just been
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-05

BRlsToI-RObert G Bristol. fa5her af Bessie Jaeosi
Body lying The Funeral church. No. @4I West 23t
st tFrank E Campbell Building
GRANNISs- Hotel vendome Boston. Mass on sat
uriay. July 2. George Henrv Granniss " this city
aged II years Funeral private
GREENWOOD-SuddenIv on July ? clark Greenwood N
the 2th year Of his Fuuera! services viii be ae1
on Monday evening. July >. az O'Clock. at his ats
residence. No p West Both st. New York city In
terment private
KEITH On Friday night July 1903. Anna TAFT swan
Keith. wife Of Nathaniel Shepard Keith and daughter
or Andrew and Marie Tate swan Funeral services AZ
her late residence. No West 122d st on Tuesiay.
July 6 > D. IuteruIent Usvick. Penn. az
convenience Of family.
LAMOT REAJX-Jamss I.amoureauV Body Wing
The Funeral Church. No 241 cd Frank e
Campbell Building Funeral Tuesday. I O'clock
MCREERY-At Linden Lawn. Flushing Ions Island.
July ;. Samuel McCreery- husband Cf Rachel Wiley
vices will be held Tuesday. July 8. o'clock
Carriages will BE- in waiting the Murray IIi staTIO1
on the arrival Of the 2l0 train from Sith 81. New
York
RA TIICND-At Des Moines Iowa, THURSDAY. July I.
1909 Captain John q. Raymond. 2d L. Cavalry.
Eor Of Prigadfer General &, " RAYMOND q 4
tretiredI- Funeral at West Point Tuesday. July 8.
at m
REYNOLDS-At south Orange y J., Fri1ay. July
?. 1899. Mary A.. widow of the late Clinton O. Esy
Presbyterian Church. orange. Tuesday July S. at
p arrival Of p train from New York on
D. I. < W r p
wOODBRIDGE- sunday morning. July : Sou-h
Pasadena. Cal Rev John Woodbridge. D. D. in his
s6th year Saratoga papers please copy
YC1-NG-sud4enIy at Glen cove Long Island sunday
July l. 1903. GLADYS Eedette Elizabeth daus1ter q
Nary Dawson and late George Wright Young. 0s
Hishwood y J. Funeral private Nsshlngt11 3D. CO
papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
A PALTRY EXCUSE.
ON The albany Journal.

The paltry excuse for the removal from office or
General Bingham is evidence that the Mayors &C
tor political reasons only The unwar-
ranfed retention OF a certain photograph IN the
RoGues' Gallery tire cause for the dtscl-
plining Of an officer officers. in subordinate po-
sitiOn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
DISCOURAGING-
From The Springfield Republican.

The present development is about dlscourag-
ing thing as has happened under tie Mcclellan
regime since indicates that the Mayor has yield
ed TO the temptation 70 east the CommissloneIshlp
and the police back into The political melee, with
the municipal election but few months distant
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
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BLUNDER
, The Syracuse Herald

Time will prove We believe, thar Mayor Ac14el-
ans removal OF Police Commissioner bingham or
rather his forcing Of situation which made either
General Binghams removal or his resignation IN
evita be-was great official and political hlundeT
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
CEMETERIES.
The WOODLAWN CEMETERY

readily accessible train from Grand Cen
tral Station Webster ard jerome avenue troeys and
carriage Lots $50 Telephone 1858 t1r6ulercy
BooA Of Views representative
once. 20 East a3d s. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05

a BAREFACED POLITICAL. TRICK"
From The Boston Advertiser
bingham nav or may not be the hest man FOR
the Police ComniSsiouershp, but tie present as
snult upon him is a plain, baTefaced pohucai u4eA
10 hand the New York police over again, body ami
Ia Hall.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win Be
republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
HONEST AND FEARLESS
m Tie RnYalo EKuress-

II should not be overlooked that he Bingham is
honest that is truthful and that he is fearless
These are qualities that not often found In New
Yorks police administration 1t should hot be foI-
gotten that most Of his enemies nave heeh Hlade
because he tried TO enforce the laws ana restore
discipline to the police force All the ba men IN
New York will rejoice in Bingham ooWnfall, even
II some of the good lament his hack Of policy
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK p CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 2sd s.. Chapels.
Private Rooms Private AUbuauces Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-05

Dear Mother: / will write few Inns 20 let you
know that all well and hope to here the
same from YOU / will let you know that Jimmy
plays with every day and harie plays with
every day. Please tell Rosie's mother that Rosie
sleeps In our room and plays with The teach
ers are very kind 90 MS. / have nothing else 70
Eest regards,
TESSIE
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
"RING POLITICS
From The Baltimore su

That his 1.-THE Mayorsl motive in getting rid of
fearless and incoTruptible head Of the police OF
New York on the eve Of hot municipal campaign
has very little relation to the Improvement of the
service and - great deal Of relation 10 the de-
sires cf ring politicians there is to
oount The nope OF honest men and lovers of good
government IS that the public censure # Mayor
McCielians act and OF the politicS intrigue that
IL Hnplles VIII more than outweigh a. the polls
any advantage that Tammany may gain through
The placing OF the police force under the command
OF subservient
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
LEAVES OFFICE AS HE ENTERED IT

1t Is a pity that General Bingham is obliged 10
Quit his task, his demonstrated efficiency ought
10 oDen the way another, better and more
profitable position There is no loubt that he
could have grown rich secretly If he had shown
the slightest willingness TO take presents Rng-
hams hands everybody knows are unstain@d
lie leaves office as he entered it-an honest man.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-05
THE ONLY JUSTIFICATION.
rnrn ~ Hartfnrd Comrant.

From lne f1dfuOiC NouIdbi
Mayor Mcclellan puts himself in curious att-
tude To the outsider II looks IL the fact that
an election Of Mayor is coming along might have
an important part ia this whole disturbing and dis
creditable row. But IL may prove easier 10 remove
Bingham than fill his place with better man.
OF course. that the Mayor has made the
change. IL up o him improve conditions.
Nothing else will justify his summary action.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
CIT CoUNClL

An adjourned meeting Of the city
council was held Saturday evening.
with Leigh Cary acting as city clerk
IN the absence Of his father, Fred
Cary.
The application of Mrs. Davis for
temporary aid from the city-her
husband being unable to work at
present. having just left the hospital
was referred to the poor committee,
which granted her an order on store
for groceries.
The bond of Henry Moehle, whose
application for a transfer of the
liquor license of W. 81. Parsons to
himself was received, was approved
and license ordered transferred.
A letter, received from Henning
Landahl, telling of his intention to
have about 400 feet of cement walk
put in in front OF his property on
Broadway and 800 feet more in trout
Of his residence on First street north
east, and asking that correct grade for
these walks be given him and that the
street IN front OF the properties be put
in good shape, was read but was lett
over to the next meeting.
The request of Mrs. H. NJ. Joslin
that her property on Broadway, north
Of the court house. and that on First
street southeast be left out the
sprinkling district this year, was re-
ferred to the city attorney.
Permission was granted to 1. H.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
HUMAN DERELICTS CANNO.
MARRY.

Spokane, Wash, April 12.-1hat
they are physically and morally fit to
wed is what prospective brides and
bridegrooms In the state Of Washing
ton will have to show by physicians
certificate and affidavit after June l,
before any county auditor can issue
marriage licenses.
The new law also provides that
women must be of legal age, fixed at
IS years, and men 81 years-also that
the parent cannot give consent unless
the girl is more than Is years OF age.
The penalty for giving false in
formation or for solemnizing such
marriage is fine of not more than
81, 900. or Imprisonment in the state
penitentlary for not more than three
years, or both.
1t is also provided that no woman
under IS years of age. or man OF any
age Except that he marry woman
more than IS years old), either OF
whom is common drunkard,
habitual drunkard. epileptic, feeble
minded, idiot or insane person, OF
formerly afflicted with hereditary
insanity, or is afflicted with
pulmonary tuberculosis, or any con
tagious disease, shall lntermarry OF
marry any other person within thu
state,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
JOHN SMART AN ATHLETE.

Onam1a Pioneer: John Smart was
an early morning caller at the Pioneer
office last Friday. The first glance at
Johns swapping eyes convinced the
editor that John had blood in them.
Fine morning. isn't it. John?' he
ventured Il don't know. I'm not
much interested IN the weather, -
replied John. What I've called tor, !"
he continued, lis to serve notice on
you that unless you eat back IN your
next issue very word you have
published about John Love out
jumping me I'll lick the whole Pioneer
crew. [ also want you to state that
I hereby challenge Mr.. Love to jump
against me for fun. money or mai bles
at any time that may be convenient
to him. After thus delivering him.
self John waited minute to see the
effect his words had caused, and with
a parting threat as to what he would
do IT an apology was not forthcoming,
took his departure Not wishing to
again arouse Jonn's ire, we have
publlsed exactly what he told US and
hope he Will never again have an
opportunity to take exception to any
OF our news items.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16

Hyson to have the street excavated in
front Of his property on Second street
northeast in order that pipes could be-
laid to give the house water connec-
ti0ns.
Instructions were left with the city
clerk to give proper notice IN regard
to street sprlnkling.
A letter. asking that this city be-
come member OF the League Of
American Municipalities and telling
OF its advantages to members, was
read.
The city attorney reported, IN re-
gard to the dog tax and dog catcher
question, that in St. Cloud an
ordinance has been passed by which
all unlicensed dogs, found on the
street, are shot by the police. No
action was taken IN this matter, 1T
being left to the next meeting of the
city council, to be held April "a.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
HE WAS DIPPED.

n. g. Liested of st. Louis, Mo-
travelling salesman, had a very H.
terestlng experience on passenger
train No. ), commencing just south
OF st. Cloud, while enroute to Glen
dive, Mont, from Minneapolis, Satur-
day night. Before taking the train,
he dropped into drinking emporium
on Bridge Square, Minneapolis and took
couple OF glasses OF Nhlskey, which
afterward proved to have been doped.
He boarded the train and got into his
berth in the sleeper. Soon after, he
became restless, the dope commencing
to take effect. When just the other
side of st. Cloud, his queer actions
attracted the two porters of the
sleeper, but when they went to him,
be pummeled them with his fists and
put them to flight. The ticket
collector and brakeman were also
attacked by him, and when Conductor
Pat Kelly went to see what was up,
Liested broke his glasses for him,
before he could be subdued.
Leblanc and Hang of the police
force took the man in charge when the
tram arrived here at 80 g. m. and
lodged him in the county 1a1l. Mon
cay morning the man pleaded guilty
to the charge of dlsorderly conduct in
Justice Randall's court anc was fined
a small amount. He left on the after
noon train for Glendlve, Mont.
Llested is we'll educated man.
being a Harvard graduate, and there
is little doubt that his queer actions
were due to the dope. He stated that
on the trip up here he was relieved
Of $l5
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16

WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES
One of the best times to buy is right
now. Five dollar Elgin or Waltham,
now 81 50; $500 Elgin or Waltham,
now 40; $500 Elgin or Waltham,
now So 90; $1,000 Elgin or Waltham,
now 81. 90; SIG. 90 Elg1n or Waltham,
now $14. 40; and others up to $50. 90.
Diamond Sign Jewelry Store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE AP-
II. POINTMENTS.

President Kiewel Of the city council
has announced the following COM
mittee appointments of the city
council for the coming year:
Street-Roble, Bastien, Dewey.
Poor-Elvlg, Robie, Wilczek.
Fire-Dewey, Eivig, Hail.
Purchasing-Hall, Wllczek, Bastien.
Bullding-Bastlen, Dewey. Robe.
F1nance-Wilczek Hall. Elvlg
Auditing-HaI, Elv1g, Dewey.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
Now is the time to get dis
count on ice for season or year
Office at Democrat.
G Trehhy

News has been received here of the
death OF Madame Veuve Pierre
Garreaud, aged "a years. mother of
Rev. FIR. Garreuad. who was pastor of
the Belle Prairie Catholic church and
pevious to this time chaplain at
st. Gabrlel's hospital. The venerable
old lady departed from this world
on March II, In France, the funeral
being held on March Is.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
Dr.. Bruins

The.eye specialist who makes glasses
that fit, Will be in Little Falls, at
Hotel Buchanan, Saturday, April~24.
One day only. If your head acnes,
eyes water or burn, consult him.
Eyes examined free. ct
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16
CARS ROBBED: OF FRE1GHT:.s::


Several freight cars were broken into
in the local yards some time Sunday
night or early Monday morning, and a
case of shoes consigned to the Victor
Clothing company and some cheese
were taken. The goods taken are
valued at about $50.
Another full case of shoes that was
taken from the freight cars was found
in the north END of the yards. On the
box was scrubbed the information that
these goods had been "stolen by the
Overland Yegg,'' as also matter which
the thief thought lit to leave as a
message. expressing his dlsappoint-
ment, etc. The cheese had been
broken in pieces and thrown about
the north end OF the yards.
The railroad company sent a detec-
tive here to Investigate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-04-16

The contest case for the various
officers of Onamia village, in which
Henry Goulet was contesting the Office
OF president of the village, was
dismissed by Judge Taylor last Tues
Gay at Princeton on the grounds that a
proper showing had not been made.