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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
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ter 3eitlng" seidrieben: gtidt nur
in 8reuBen, fotoern alib bei uns tit
Der turiofe Seillee nit Dem Iongen
3opfe irarer no9 81 Sauie uno
madt ii6 BON 3eit Su 3eit be1nert.
bar. 9efam oa ern BeniionGr einen
grief foIgerrSen Srbalts: D$infi4t-
lid Der BON SShnen gu beSiAeluSen
Stnatspenfion 1T Elm Sebler inter-
IGitien.@ir eriuhenSie, iih balotblln.
Ii3it salr 9lbbeburs oes bifferenttren.
ben 9etrages alrf o,gn Bureau Der
Sauptfaiie einfiHOen gu rpoIIen." )" Der
grief NOR NIT elmer Siinf.Sfenntg.
Wearte franfirt. Der gG6reifat, elm
alter Serr. fiIbr fir 10 Bi. NIT Der
Gronlbdbn jur Gaif uno erfiFbr bort
ju ieinem nidJt geringen @ritalnen,
0ab er fir oGs abgetalfene etats'
iabr einen, iase uno idlreibe einen
Tennis 8eniion ou iuen1e rboIten
babe. Oieier beSeuteube 9etroe ioIle
mnrmebr nad,eesablt perben. ge@d.
oem Der &aiienbcan1te cine Auittupg
alf einem boIben 9oeen 9opier emit
lporfen, Der geniionGr bieie Gaiittune
unteri6rieben lrrto Der 9aiienbote Die
llnterifrift besImibigt bate, tpirbe
bieie Summe gIatt ausb3ablt. Sod.
erirelrt Itedte Der alte S,rr BEN |en.
mig Gin, fubr rpieOer fir 10 &f. mil
Der Erambdbn beim ntS freiite iih
70 binigen 8arfes aus ben 4lauen
non Sonct 9urenufuatisnurs Iosge.
fommen 81 iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
2auouus einrs osutifen 8alluus in
RnhlanS.

9aaonlanoungen in RuBla1o fiuo
INNER DieSer nit unannebmlidtei.
ten perbunoen. Ser 8olIou ~Poien"
bate tiir5lib eiuen aufitieg bon go.
len aus unternommen, an oem meb.
rere Serren tbeilnabulen. Ser Bal
lon IunOete i6lieBlib ortf Dem @utc
9oauslapice etrpo oreibIg 4iIometer
binter @nIii6. Ra66en bic Sbeil.
nebmer an Der Sabrt BON Cuts.
BERN IiebenslpiirOig eutpfangen uHo
bepirtbet por6en tparen, gitg es i'm
8ageu ie6s Sturoen lang iiber
Stod uno Stein dIf einem Bege,
Der furs oorber burd cine R0uber.
ban6e ir6if,er eemadt porSen mar.
grit BEL ooqiger 9unfeIbeit puroe
@aliI6 errei6t. 9o nur Der Siibrer
in Der Gage tpar. einen ruiiiiden 9at
poSuseieen. Die ouoeren Serren beiIt.
Idle @ltslpeife batten, tuuroen Die
ssobrttbeiIuebmer SDei Gage lang
IeStaeboIten, Bis iie i6lieblbd, ro6'
benz teIegrapbiid beim SeneraIitGb
in @ari6au onsefrogt tporoen mar,
befreit tuurbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
Die Sanbidrift unb Der ReHfdj.
4is ii4 stH bsrHhmisr e6rithsua afs Gre.
phbIose atirrt bat.

Ser NIT Sie6t beriibmte Romdn.
f6riftiteIler Sonore oe 9al5nc par
melt itol5er auf ieine 6Gbigfeit, aus
Der Son6ihrift elmer Berion ibren
Gburofter, ibre 9egabumg, ibre aus-
iidten fiir's 2eben feit5uiteIlen, aIs
aitf ieine Iiterarii6en 2eiitllnaen.
Cine Dame, Die i'm iebr perebrte,
bate BON ieiner Observation-Disclosures
mamie gebort, uno DO iie cine ibr
1uberit nertbDolle &eliqiiie auf ba1b.
ibriftIi6em @ebiete 5ufdllig erDor.
ben bate, bra6te iie ibm oieie, nm
iilb ben Gbaratter bes S6reibers
6euten 5u Iaiien. @s mar elm 8latt
aus Dem &ufias zines 5Dolhobrigen
&naben.
9aIsde betra1tete Die Sanbf6rift
iebr aufmerflam. Damn erfin6igte
er ii6, Oh Der Sdreiber oiellei6t Elm
eigenes &ino Der Dame iet. sic Der.
neinte es. Daraiif fam er riidii6ts.
los nit oem @rgebnib ieirer Inter.
iu6ung 5u Gage. @s lautete: Der
syrlnge, Der 6ies gei6rieben bot, i'll
eitel, ipieleriib unb oift0pfig. gr
piro nie ettpas leiiten, nod IS 5r
etpas brinsen. @enn es mein Sungs
more, piirOe i9 ibn aus Der S6ule
nebmen uno einen StraBentebrer aus
ibm MAIDEN. Ga5u tperoen ieine gel
ftigen SGbisteiter pielleiat oitsrei'
den."
9al5ac madte elm iebr betretenes
@eIift, aIs Die Dame ibm labenf
erflGrte, Der S6reiber oieies 8Iattes
mare = er ieIber geipeien. sic batt'
BEL einem antiquar elm aItes ShuI
bud itebeH ieben. oas ro9 benz ein
aeidriebenen Namen benz iunger
gaIsac geb6rt batte. ssSn ibrer Dor
iiebe fir ben eroBen &onDdn5ier battI
Iie oas Bud eefauft uno natber a.
ibrer lebbGften Sreuoe oas bon ibu
beibriebene9Iatt barin gefunoen, oaI
iest eine 10 perni9terroe saritrf Dor
ibm erfobren bate.
0abSem 8oI5ac bic SaHoihrif
oui ibren SSnbalt bin our6geleier
batte, mubte er Sugeben, bab er oai
in Der 9bat sei6rieben bate. Seir
Srrtbum beluitigte ibn aber nidt
ionoern Grgerte uno OeroroB ibi
mG6tig.
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9onneritas, 7. OftOber 1909.
SsmofratiS6e Rominatipnen.
Sta at:

Staat:
SHr Ri6tsr Der Supreme eourt-e'
20 Rus Ntnnion. ypcomins @onntp.
Stir Staats S1usmeiiter-S Ssor9e vs.
aipp. BRADFORD @ountg.
Stir @snerul sluoitor-S. Wooo elart
Snbiuua @ountD.
@ountD.
Sir S6sriii -9. s. @OunOr.
Stir Diitritt slnpult- SOieph S'Srien
Sir Yrotbonotar @illuro VI. Sunnsll
STIR @eri6tsi6reiber @barlss Sraf.
Sir @uuntp S6usmsiiter-B.6. DuIfp
SIR RecOrbsr Of DssOs-B. 9. Subss
SIR Resiiter Of Dius-S. 9. Sawler.
SIR Snrp @ommiiiar 8. O'SOpls
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6 @ountD. o u
&pebensN Nmnbfcbau.
Snla n 0.

Or. SObn .. Murpbp, Elm in @bt
caao ansemeiu bsfanuter ar3t, traf aus
europa oaielbit elm uno ertldrte be-
aeiltert, bas ss slsrSten balb selinssn
werSe, Die lhredli9e Srsbsfrantbeit iu
beilen. Sn elmer llnterrsbuns, bic er
nit msbrersn bstunnten slerSten bate.
iasts sr, Sus er mad benz, mas sr in
europa ssiebsn uno sebOrt, feit Saoon
iibsrSeust isi, OaB ipateitsns in fiinf
Sabreu 9rebs feline Opter mehr Iol'
bern werbe. Bersits beute lei es uielen
aerstsn ssluussn, in siusslnen 5dllen
pom Srebs bsbaitete Perionen Su bsi'
len; bod man i6uue uorlauftg nod
nidt bebuupten, OaB bic ansewaHoten
Seitmittel in allen iSGllen erfolsreit
ieien.
Oas lebbafte Sntereiie, fpel4es bic
Administration Der Setbeilisun9 amsri,
fanii6en Sapituls an Der @ntpideluns
@bina's Ient9essnbrin9t, bat, mie nun
srbellt. einen :isbr prattiihen Sinter'
sruuo. DerIStubltruit lit laut Ssri6
ten, bic aus Dem Orient in Naibinstou
einsstroiien, auf osm beiteu SSese, BIZ
@ontrolle Der @iien'. Stabl' uuo Sob
lsn.Snbuitrie i'm Reids Der Otitte Su
erlan9en. 2Sus iiber ben llnternebm'
unssssiit loieier rieiiseu Corporation,
mad bisier Ri6tnns bin, bis iest in BIZ
Seifentlidteit sslunst, lit nur iebr un'
beitimmt.
Sm n0rbli6en uno Oitliden Gbeil Dor
Portlanb. .lUie.. uno in peitliden Ebei
pon Stem Brunspid baben bur9 anbul'
tsn6e Rssensiilie Der lssten Gage uerur'
iatte llsberiawsmmunsen iiberal gro
Sen S6aSsnJanseridtst. Sn ben sr'
Wdbnten Diitriften iino nidt nur @iisn
babnsslsiis uub 8rideu ,critOrt, ion
bern au4 idmmtlihe Gele9rapben' uni
EelepbOnbrdbts nisber Seriiien worosu.
Dsr:Rssieruns 1T es na6 pieridbri
gem ununterbro9enen Suden eslun
gen, bis:@rbeu sines in Deal Bead, "
g.. seitOrbenen Poitmsilters, @eors
Us. SBeart NIT Jtamen, Su finosn, IN
ibnen $40 Su iiberSsben, bic iie Dem Der
itorbenen POitmsiiter idulOete. Dieiei
batts, ats erIno6 i'm amt mar, ben uu
$40 an9e9ebenen Bertb zines re9iitrir
ten Fadets 3u erisseu. Spdter FAM
ii6 oaS Padet, uno ais man Serrl
8eart bas @elO wisOer Suriid sebsl
wollte, itsllte ss ii4 beraus, ouB er &c
ftorbsn mar. Seit ieuer 3eit MURDER
mad ben @rben bss 8sritOrbenen Sta6
fOrIduuseu anseitellt.
Die in Burlington, Su., absehulten
8eamtsuwabl in Der @eneruls Gonferen
Der Deutl9en @uanseliiaen SDnOo
BON glOroamsrifa bate fOl9enoes @rseb
niB: PrdIibsut, SueOb Yiiter .. ..
Cincinnati, g.; Sice'PraiiOeut, SreN
8hBsr, 8upineuu, Su.; Setretar, q
Slider, Wfilmaufee, SSis.
Die Sirsermsiitsr aIler StaOts il
alasta unb bic Ysitser BON 3eitunSeI
in benz GsrritOrium bubru ben Blan &C
faBt, cine ssmsiniume Depeide on Yrd
fibsnt Suft ab;uididen, in Der er uufSe
fOrOsrt wirb, Oafir ju iOrseu, baB SIas
ia cine aus erwabItsn Wtit9lieoern be
itebeHbe 9esislatur erbalt.
giu6 elmer uufrsseuOen @ampusns, il
Der uon ben uErodeueu" bic iibliael
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

Glib Carolina 51blt nuTnebr audi
Sll ben 9robtbitionsitaaten. Oh Die
3eit auii6en Sen beiOen tIaiitfen
prints" iest et1pus fiirser neroen
uiu02
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Slsincs RiESsritGnSHih.

geamter (oen @emeinOearreit ei'
uer QroBern Srti6nft trip5ipcno) ::
s5a, Sns uiist niAtsl 9a nub
etpos aetban Deroen = Der arreit
en+ipridlt in feirter Beife mebr Den
SlrforSeruuqert.~ - Sfatl5e: ,,g8ir
fornen ms net befIagenl 8is iest
fan sic meiiten. Die nal O'rinn' Da,
rcn, lpie0er fonlnIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07

Ger Champion ser sloiatifer betBt
Sommer. @r nenut lid 5rnnsole,
ieiu Same ober perr1tb ieine Ser.
f1tnft. Zeppelin urO Sommerl
0eutibe ooranl
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05

clans appeared on the scene and-well.
there Is 10 telling what happened: but the
former candidate Of the League sent out
another letter prociaiming the first one a
forgery and saying that he hoped the pee
pie would vote for any one on the ballot
except Mr.. Cromwell.
This performance was not detected TIL
Sunday. when IL was too late 10 take steps
10 correct false impressions in the minds
OF the voters. Mr.. Gehring, who is a
small man. said that he talked 10 Won
hrofner. who Is very large man. In a
manner calculated 20 make a lady blush
and man fight. bu; that he received no
satisfactory answer. Whether the former
Independence Lacquer had the confidence
or the voters was not told by Mr.. Gehring.
but he seemed 20 think that the letters
must have caused considerable confusion
ana cost good many votes.
Everybody was happy at Civic Alliance
headquarters yesterday. Several OF the dis
trict leaders were on hand TO pat one an
other on the back for the glorious victory
OF the fusion ticket and 10 talk over old
times. The executive committee OF the
county committee-or rather the men who
have exercised the functions of such a
committee-will meet tonight 10 form some
sort OF an organization.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
MT. VERNON'S Plan.
VII BE GoUerned by Commits
sion That Can BE "RecdIIed."

Having voted for government by commits
sion and the recall. Mount Vernon viii
probably be the first city In the state 20
experiment with this new idea in municipal
government. II the action OF the voters is
sanctioned by the Legislature at its coming
session. The proposition for the commits
sion charter was carried by 75. out Of s.;SS
persons voting, and the recall was carri I'd
by la.
The tentative plan submitted TO the
voters OF Mount Vernon calls for the cleo
ton OF five commissioners. Of whom the
present Mayor shall be one. The entire city
government is TO be consolidated into three
bureaus
The Mayor is 20 be the head Of the
Finance Bureau. which will take over tho
duties Of the Controller. Treasurer, Re
ceiver Of Taxes. Assessors and City Clerk.
The Commissioner Of Public Safety VIII
have charge OF the police and fire depart
ments. Board Of Health and Department Of
Charities The duties OF the Commissioner
OF Public Works cover everything which
now comes under the Street and Sewer de-
partments.
The other two members are TO be known
as commissioners at large. They will at
tend all meetings and have a vote. but they
will not be directly responsible for any OF
the executive departments. The salaries OF
the three executive commissioners will be
81 500 a year and the commissioners at large
will get s. 500 each.
The commissioners are elected for five
years. and under the recall plan which
has been adopted any commissioner can be
removed from Office upon a petition Of IS
per cent Of the voters.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
IN MCARREN'S PLACE.
John McKeO5on Chosen Leader
of 18th District. BrOOklya.

The Democratic District Committee OF the
i4th Assembly District Brooklyn. met last
night al the rooms OF the Seymour Club
No. l6S Bedford avenue. for the purpose or
choosing the man to succeed the late Sen
ator McCarren as district leader OF the
lith John McKeown. of No. SO Bedford
avenue. Brooklyn. was chosen. He is
forty-f1ve years old. an inspector OF fire
alarm boxes in the Fire Department. ana
was a close friend OF the late Senator.
The man to succeed McCarren as Senator
has not yet been selected, but ii is said
that the names Of two men are up for con-
sideration. and will be acted upon shortly
These men are Daniel J. Carroll and owen
j. Murphy Deputy Commissioner OF Street
Cleaning. present leader of the 18th As
sembly District.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
STEERS TO CLEAN HOUSE.
Promises Careful Appointments to
Borough Offices.

Borough President-elect Steers of Brook
lyn has made II clear that he intends 70 have
a general housecleaning as soon as he
gets into office. He is a Democrat, elected
on a fusion ticket without pledges. He
starts Saturday for short vacation In
Europe with Naval Officer f. J. II. Kracke.
Republican leader of the 18th Assembly
District. and Lewis II. Pounds. his cam
paign manager He will announce his ap-
pointments after he returns In December.
You may make II clear" he said yes
terday. that no old hacks will be appoint
ed. The men I appoint will be judged solely
by fitness.'
There is much speculation in Brooklyn
as TO what Governor Hughes will do re-
garding the appointments in the Supreme
Court. A man must be advanced from
the trial terms &c the Appellate bench and
one must be selected to fill the ensuing
Supreme Court vacancy. This is due TO
the retirement Of Mayor-elect GaynOr.
The Governor must hlT the Appellate di-
vision vacancy within the next few days,
as the court must soon reassemble.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
CASSIDY LOSES PATRONAGE.
President Gresser Of Queens Picks Men
Hostile to Leader.

Borough President Gresser of Queens.
who was reelected on Tuesday by a de-
cisive vote against Joe Cassidy. the Muir
ply leader in Queens. delivered a double
blow yesterday 20 Cassidy in two appoint
ments that he made. He filed the posi-
ton OF Public Works Commissioner by
appointing Joseph Sullivan. of Corona, a
former Assemblyman.
He also accepted the resignation OF
Frank Meagher. chief Inspector in the
Building Department, and appointed
Charles Bales. OF Astoria. to that Job. Sui
livan was Cassidy supporter who after
the last primaries left Cassidy and Joined
the Gresser forces. while Meagher was q
follower OF Cassidy to the last. Meagher 10
a follower OF State Senator Dennis Harte
and went TO Cassidy with Harte.
The Gresser followers in Queens are pre-
pairing TO keep the chairmanship OF the
Democratic County Central Committee
from Cassidy by electing Martin Mayer.
who was elected County Clerk on the
Gresser ticket.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
FROM BEHIND Il BUSH.
Knife That Nearly SeDered
Cromzceu from Job.

The small plurality obtained by George
Cromwell for President OF the Borough OF
Richmond has occasioned considerable sur
prise. but the reason for IL did not appear
till YESTERDAY. when Chairman Charles +.
Gehring, of the Civic Alliance. told how
george /. Won Kroner had deserted to
Tammany.
Won Kroner was nominated for Borough
President by the Independence League be
fore the ultimate fate OF that party was
determined. Last week Mr.. Gehring per
suased him 20 retire nom the contest and
10 throw what strength he might have 20
Air. Cromwell. A letter announcing his
position was then mailed 20 every voter in
the borough. Then the Tammany politl-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
BYK LEAVES BOARD.
Resigns in Stormy Scene at
School Inquiry.

The fourth hearing on the abuses and
mistreatment OF boys in the Brooklyn Dis
ciplinary Training School was held yester-
day in that building of sombre appearance
In the sparsely inhabited section Of Borough
Park. on the outskirts OF Brooklyn. More
thin little boys with shaven heads and shah
by uniforms were taken before the law
committee Of the board Of managers and
examined concerning the conduct of Super
intendent James p. Farrell. The personal
treatment they received. according 10 testi-
mony, alternsted between blows and sOli
tary confinement.
While the stories were being told. wrang-
ling started among the members Of the COM
mittee. which resulted In the resignation OF
Ephraim Byk. who first told OF what was
occurring at the school TO various grand
Juries. In stormy scene Mr.. Byk de-
rounced his fellow members. saying:
II herewith tender my resignation as a
member OF this committee. and refuse abso-
lutely TO have anything further to do with
this investigation on account Of the unfair
and the unjust attitude OF the members tow
ard me. Insinuating statements have been
made against me by Mr.. Carlin. and at the
last session by Mr.. wardeIL I will not rest
any charges or try them with men 30 alb
solutely prejudiced and partial to the su-
perintendent"
Before Mr.. Byk left the room Mr.. War
dell arose from his seat and thrust his pen
ell in the chairrnan's face. "You are trying
10 make IL appear that we are shielding the
superintendent" he said threateningIy.
I'VE have as much right on the board as
you. and insist that I may ask any and
all of these boys any question and make
apy observation I please"
James p. Farrell, the superintendent of
the school, denied on the witness stand
every charge made against him. The hear
ing will be resumed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
OUR RECORD

Ii is wrought in iron, and
steel, in marble and in bronze.
Ii stretches from the Allan
tic Coast to the Pacific Slope.
Ii is an epoch in steel and
stone and mans ingenuity.
II embraces hotels, hospitals,
theatres,d dry goods stores, power
plants, office buildings, and in
Washington, the handsomest
railroad station in the world.
At present we are erecting the
Gimbel store. in New York-in
itself a stupendous undertaking
and nearly 40 other buildings
throughout the country.
But of primary importance
is this: We consistently re-
tain the confidence Of those for
whom we build.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
Fifty-One Wall Street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
THE AMENDMENTS VOTE.
Aldermen Will Receive Returns at
Tuesday Meeting.

The result OF the vote on the amend
ments to the constitution will not be made
known before Tuesday. The Board of
Elections does not have charge OF this
matter and 50 is unable TO give out any
figures. IL has received the statements
of all boards OF election inspectors, but IS
concerned only with the votes for candi-
dates for once.
The returns on the constitutional amend
ments will be turned over 10 the Board
OF Aldermen. which Is the Official CANVASS
Ing board. and which will meet on Tuesday.
Results from the city will be given out
as soon as the aldermen have passed on
them. but news from the upstate counties
will be given out by the canvassins boards
of those counties.
Until then there is no way OF telling
whether the proposition 20 spend s., 600. 600
on canals has been approved. or whether
this city Will have the right to spend $50
100000 on subways without running the
risk of exceeding the debt limit Some OF
the Supreme Court justices will have sev-
erai more days In which To worry over th,
Likelihood OF their salaries being raised
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
4HEARN FIGHTS ON.
Ne7c MoUe to Defeat Court of
appeals Decision.

Borough President Ahearn made another
move yesterday TO defeat the decision of
the Court or Appeals that he had no legal
right TO his offce after Governor Hughes
removed him on charges. Martin W. Lit
tleton, counsel for President Ahearn.
asked the Appellate Division of the Su-
preme Court to have included in the order
Of notice OF the decision OF the higher
court further order giving him permis-
sion to withdraw his demurrer on which
his appeal was decided. and giving him
leave to file an answer within twenty DAYS
Ezra p. Prentice, Deputy Attorney Gen
eral, who opposed the motion, submitted
10 the court an affidavit in which he OBJ
jeeted to any further delay OF the effort
to oust the Borough President by QUO
warranto proceedings. as such. he said.
would permit Ahearn practically to I'LL
out his full term. which ends on Deceun-
ber 81.
Mr.. Prentice says in his affidavit that
Ahearn has lost his right to answer. and
continues:
BY accepting appointment OF the Board
OF Aldermen he has abandoned his title
to the otfiee by virtue OF his original
from setting up the validity OF his original
election. or setting up, alleging or proving
any facts in support thereof. Under the
decision of our courts the action OF the
Governor in removing the defendant from
the office OF Borough President was an
administrative and not judicial act, and
is. therefore. not subject 10 review. so
that there remains in this respect no issue
In this case to be tried. The Court Of Ap-
pealS has not granted leave to the defend
ant TO withdraw his complaint and an
swer, but decided that his title TO the office
from the time he was elected by the Board
OF Aldermen. December ls. 1905 was not
valid.
The AppelIate Division will nrobabI,
render decision on the argument to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
GAYNOR SEEKS A REST.
Mayor-Elect Leaves Town Suddenly for
Long Island Home.

Mayor-elect Gaynor left his city home. at
No. % Eighth avenue. Brooklyn. yesterday
afternoon, and caught the O'Clock train
.n the Long Island Railroad. bound for hi,
home at st. James. where he will rest for
a few days. Judge Gaynor started without
warning and left no explanation OF his in
tentions. He refused to talk for publiea-
tion yesterday.
John F. Scanlon. who acted as his secre-
tary through this campaign. accompanied
him to the train The report among MIR
Gaynor's friends is that he intends To stav
In the country two weeks. with occasional
trips to town. The serious task which the
former justice now has on his hands is to
dispose of about 100000 worth of patron
age.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05

2Sth street and lives at No. 20 West 1ssd
street. Mrs Emma Book says that years
ago Book was ordered by the Supreme
Court To return TO her their baby boy. but
instead Of giving her their child he sub
stituted a spurious child. that was III, and
soon died
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05

Ahese taets came out IN the supreme
Court yesterday. when Justice Truax de-
MED Mrs. Books application Tor aHmony
d. she rate OF IS week. pending the trai
OF her suit. and a counsel fee of $50. Per
mission was given Mrs. Book to renew me
motion on perfected p~psrv
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
SAYS CHILD WAS SPURIOUS

In her complaint for a separation from
her husband. Henry Book. who is In The
storage warehouse business at No. a5t w.sr
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
MORE "DRY" GAINS UPSTATE.

Waterloo, y. Y. Nov. 4.-Only two towns
in Seneca County. Waterloo and Seneca
Falls. are left wholly licensed as a result
Of Tuesdays election. Five OF the ten
towns. Tyre. Junius, Lodi, Covert and Va
rick. are entirely no-license. though Tyre
was the only no-license town before. The
results are divided in three towns.
Watertown. y. Y, Nov. 4-Out OF twen-
~ towns I'm Jefferson County where license
propositions were voted on Tuesday eleven
went absolutely dry. five for hotel licenses.
two for everything. one for druggists and
one for everything except saloons. Clayton.
including Frontenac. was among those that
went dry on all propositions.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05

Many Of the Hoiidsy
Novelties Are Al
ready Being shown.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
Store Open Until p NJ Eight Car Lines Each Way
Directly the Subway Direct Store.

The House Paiatiai
Il More Than a Mere
Show Place-its an
Inspiration.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05

Square Garden next Monday
Yet the simplicity of each hat is amazing No one
but the finest Paris modiste could be capable Off
foor Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-05
Superb Linens for the Thanks
giving Feast

mothers had these linens would surely
increased their thankfulness-
Inennaking down through
increased modern Daasks unheard Of
very expensive apey until Jacquard card loom adopted
for their making Moravan Damak Linens soft and
mellow to Woven of exceptionally fine
yarns Gloss kin the celebrated French
Dainty patterns-one initiates het lace remarkably
$3.50 SlS $40
match, S15SO S2O S21-5O and SIS dozen