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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

SIN unterbouS Der teIo'
nllhcn Segislonur purbe Der NntrnJ,
Die Giniiibrrrnq ser Frobibition Iilr
Den gon5cn Stoot benz &oitc 5llr Nb'
Trimming ST. u1terbreitcn, nit tilnp'
per Woioritdt obggIcbnt. Gen Fro'
b%ibitioniitcn fcbltcn MIR 5pt StlmF
men an Der crior0crlid)cH 3>uciorlts
tcl. Muiorit0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

llnicrc g d q d. / | o c
teDrt ju Den heimiid)en @cItaoen SIT
riid. Gic Soften Ser EnciTicfoGrt lit.
icrcr 5loftc Wcrbcn Iih III rnlocr
Gummic oui 20 @iilionan Collars
belouicn. 0obei Iillo Die Soften fitr
HcparotrrciL, sic und) ser Jfiiftebr
ser Sdliiie notDucnoig icin mcr0cn,
nid,t ein1ei6loi'en. Gdiiir iinO nodl
) bis 6 QtiQioncn Collars III Ged).
mullQ 81 icBeuL. Ijc Siiiiicrc mo
Mannihoiten bilrltcn ipGbren0 Der
1l-monntliden Tnbrt an 2ouoe c
bis ! MiGioncn Collars o~u3Qcgebcr
bobeu. mod)t inS0ciommt ulAeidbr
80 Nit0icllcn Collars. Tic oItc Cr.
iobritnN boB Is @cl0 ~toitet, mcnr
moll iif icben laiicn mill. bot id,
ol'o al,dl bier bcIt1tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

TER bcfannte Eolcnii + .
RET, Nroflijor 2otuslaipSfi, peroifcllt'
lid)t mi Yallrper @ari5alpsfi" cinclt
n1iargrciAen a(rtifel, in Dem ct
oeltifc &unit ultb Miiienid)oft. oeut.
Idle lliltsrrid,ts- Initalteit, literarild)e
Merte II. !, u. elmer abfulliaet &ritir
nlfer5ieht. lie fir minOerucrtbig, I'M
poiniifen Gimme ingnr fir bebellflidl
crfl0rtc. Sic polniide Silgenb miiiie
oaber Die Ocrltife Stunt mo @iiien.
ihoft nlciAen. ltatt oeutlfer engliid]c
uno frani0iiide llnterridts- Inltaltcl,
beltd)cil. Gin Gole. Der ourd cine
Dcut'd)t Sfule aebt, behalf settle
bens cine ihicfe 9enfun9sart, es be-
oorT zines IaneiGhrisen MiifentbaItS
IN Gltgluno unb Sranfreih. I'M i'm
ans Der Geiinnunssfnehtidait 81 be.
freiat. Cen Gcntifeh peroapfet mir
aud cinc Meuge biitoriifer lalidun'
gen. BOZ, benel, ui,s nod uno mad
polniiG,e Siitorifer frei MAIDEN Sod.
itiloierL 5l ocnen iid unicre polnildJc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08

us 6u @ruHt c~rbtcltcn
Die ErGiioentcn oc3 2unoe2 ell @e'
bolt bon $4,000 Collars. Sebt be-
miQigt Der Scnut ouein 10000 Iols
lars 5l,r Inid,niiung un6 SnlEnno-
Doltllng bon itanoc9gemoBe1 Alllo'
mobilcn fir bcn Erdiiocnt. . oltc,
ihlifte Ginfudbeit, mobin Bit OIL
cntidlWunbcn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Srtgebetben

Gutgebetbet:-
3. Garrh Wabupl,
0rufioent Der SontrnttnergebuHgS s@rboroc.
GSehr4,5,6,S So &c. II .12,13.f5)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
THROWN FROM CAR AND BADLY HURT
Asa L. shipman, Stationer. Pitched Into
Street as Car Rounds Curve.

Asa J.. Shipman. Of the firm OF Asa l.. Shipman's
sons. statloners. at No. 100 Chambers street. was
thrown from the platform OF an Eighth ave
ugIe a. eth street shortly before midnight last
night and received fractured skull lie was
taken 10 Flower Hospital, where DR.. Griffin said
that Re- would probably die
Mr. shipman boarded the at 9Th street and
was fumbIng in his pockets for q coin when the
conductor % the platform the car left the
Circle. just above the point where tie Broadway
and Eighth avenue cross. the tracks Of the
latter line maze a sharp toward Central PARK
when the car struck this curve Dir. shipmau had
beth hands IN IFS pockets and was powerIsss 10
save himself from being thrown 20 the pavement
re fell on bis head and wac unconscious xheo
taken 90 Ire hospital Patrolman Snyder OF the
traffic squad took the names Of the conductor
and motornsn AMI allowed fhe car 20 proceed
Mrs. Siirrren IS nov ~ Ocean Grove \ I ara
fhe injured mars mother = ~ AT4nharst. {, So
4fzrne6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

Boss Tells Murphy and Mcclure
to Forget 1t. Hafeu's JOb.

fnsrles z. Murphy talked with the five Bronx
district leaders YESTERDAY afternoon - Tamrusrv
fssiI sbout the situation in The Bronx with the
rssult That Alderman Arthur IT, Murphy and
Eugene J. MCGUIRE who rad heen urged ~ fhei-
friends for the 7acancv caused by rhe removal
- Borough President HaTen. were told Hv the
hose" - forget r."
From tire start Charles r. Murphy rhas been
sEainsL running sslooukeeDer Tor President 81
The Bronx. Alderman Murphy and Mcguire are in
the liquor business. The Tammauy men know that
they have = hard fight their hands this fal 20
rlect their candidate IN The Bronx. and they are
rot Disposed run weak candidate in q bad
GEAR.
r is understood now that either Acting Borough
President Murray or prominent business man will
Re named Tor tFe vacancy ~ TIE special meeting
q the Bronx aid erineu Ga Tuesday afternoon next
~ the city Hell
Robert s Bukerd, u the Citizens Cnion. yester-
day Issued en- attack on Alderman Murphy and
Mcguire in the following Language:
The feet that the informed 30 The Bronx de-
fiare That the reeefl0r n Nr. B@ffru'F successor
liea between Arthur jig Murphy. faloonkeeper. end
Eugene j. Mcclure. ssIooEikeEler and fhat the
feefinn VIII b. made ny eight aldermen. four AZ
whom ere ssloonSeeperA may serve 70 gre sine
11r -TeEinent ~ This borough some idoa ~ how
completely TIE hrewery interests have been and
.utrenohed IN this particular part 81 New York
CITY While q is claimed FOR Nr. Murphy bv us
friends that hc bis saloons with slight
who willing - pat forward sJcil ? claim for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
TO JAIL FALSE BEGGARS
.fHtj-NeHdicant association S6ekS
Incorporation.

The Nar.s1a- As~o-U-il1 Coy gre protection %
Men5iearrv end charitable Imo7str-e H7s applied
% -te Sa~re-re .--r-- for err fs-e - mora
-ie- james E1rles- urrl r-z- s--i1-- for many
-e--x ~ charge or CIR --usi.ar-E department -
TIE Era--y Organization society," IS - The head
rr Tie new rs-c-f-t lr-.. F-- ~ECSc formation -
-a~fe--r lis other o7ae Ee Is ono 20 me foremost
expert -- -fts country -n -A- subject - E's7-
1+-ar--- md has s.H-r -sve7si months i1 "-Ea-'z-
.z -f national association. ~rier Is t7 t~ee+ tns
s---a-- rs practical zz-. - i-s purposes are s@t
sr-. operation and --~ proper u-i-c= support Sc
----- --sr- -.F--- 20 H= re--sr-o,e dsCTssse IN
trfs --~ ard other cites ~ rrs-dcz-t i--Fosto-s
t. association purpose sending fEls csss - 10
--~---o-=~ --f f---szr.-S Complement 90 TIE
--.--E gents and c--FT-@r
re petition -r- i--1-p--s-io-- -rt-l Justice
Amend sent Rack yesterday without siE1irg b.
-z-zr slight fe~-ulra. erl.~s-l. sets forth tr@f
-He association vfU Investigate throughout 'he
7--s-s5 states --e csrsr- ana Effects q dssrt1ti9-
.ar.s.essrFss- raS-a-ey- --e-5-7---. begging -ri-
!r=tsra -nL =r--ais demands or solicitation for
aiE s-5 7ssfs-zr-a Fa-e-at-V. whether sought hv
ere s-4T-7r- 90 himself rr 20 others Tho 7s-
r0-fe-i-- means 90 create methods far fhs ir-
-rs-# es.-.-- ~ an - -hezs TIE TV--rs- oh
.a-ts ~ forth en- TIE PETITION are zoo helm
ar- rEr--- l- gre physical ard moral rerati'i-
r=-5r- ~ tr5-~-Egsl- ans 20 prevent them from
booming rsEra-ts. t-a-1cs- heE-7-s. aims ee.z-
r-r f-es5ai=ut solicitors. rs0-s-s-s. drug users.
Ia krrsi-a-s Begging fa---- writers wanderers or
r---asts- and 90 al i- .ra prosecution 70 su-n
persons. slso - assist a5.zer-s ard ~-i77'ee-
~ ---rrs explained yesterday tl-t tire new
H--r-z-.#- v-u-3 f-Ts IN Interchange ~ t-f0-rua-
won - professional f-a7-rr and charity takers
with tre rci-e -f-c-sla-- -re ce11tre. Its plan
rs --lii-ozsF q EAR sU characters VEo make
-rsirsss - -oe7dies1-- --5 90 have Workshop
'.- those Trr would work TIE latter 81. Forces
SLEEVES viI prove more sat'sfa-'a-r fhaE tr~
woodward r-v maintained Hv tf- CHARITY Or
ssn.zst.or Society Associated vir1 air Fortes
i- IRE new u'oye--e-- are Friend Pitts John =.
Iauls-. Arthur p Curtis ard Hs-r5 = T. Bel
Ths headquarters = The association viii b az No.
- East ID s-reet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
DIR. FARRAR IN coLER INQUIRY.
Brooklyn Pastor Testifes Regarding Use of
City Roller on Church Lawn

The Rev Dr J. u. Fsrrarl pastor ~ the FIRST
Dutch Reformed Church. ~ Seventh avenue and
carroll street Brooklyn. was witness yesterday
before John Purroy Mitchell Commissioner % Ac-
counts. 81 the Coler Interrogation
Thomas Mcsrane a steam roller engineer. had
been asked about rolling the lawns around DT
Farrar's church with a city roller. n, said that
the work had been done after the regular working
hours and that ne had received s. for from
negro. who. DE- supposed. w3s the sexton. Another
city ompioye who helped Afo(srane. said that he
had been more fortunate. having received ~
Dr. Farrar seemed 90 be- somewhat amused b.
lie situation when he took the witness stand.
~ asked nay sexton about g." he said 'aud
was Informed that the roller had been brought on
10 Tire lawn to roll ID down. bit had been found 70
he TOO heavy Tor the work The next morning It
removed"
Was there another clergyman on the grounds
or IN tfe building ~ the tiuee' Dr. Farrar was
asked.
-'Yct~
did he mention ne steam roller TO yoar sex
tom"
II don't think so replied Dr Farrar lie is
my private secretary. steam rollers are not his
specially"
Commissioner Mitchel then declared ihe InresiI-
cation closed Tor the present. lie desires before
completing lhs inquiry. 70 pm the stand former
Alderulen John Ham and Moses J. water, secrs-
tsTv alezander s. Drrsehcr % tie Broxnsviile
Board ~ Trade ana r,suisi Douglas. Hams part
ree ~ - Ehcrn are esid - iisre been sfockhci8-
srs - fas inter Bay Resify ro1npeny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

after Separation Of % Years Il. S.
TERMS Wife Sues.

George Tern. Assistant -russ1rz- % me
United states a. SeE 1ors. &c rhe ues-l-aut r. =
r1f- N-o-rr- i1 rre Supreme Court Hr rs 40 20
recover zasut ." s-i-uonv wnich s5e ~I-r-s --E--
private ar~ee-re7t 90 separation. ~a-- SD ---
u-e- ~ Te--- re.-sta~v - -he PARK zs---.f.
The existence ~ ere tusr was revealed yesterday
- The sing - ar o-ds- sIisti-uti-F Alfred !.
Tally ~ counsel t1- g-s Ter so place - Charlie
r lockwood TIE s.Hs-.tuti1- was rr-l@ ~ TIE
application q Richard p. Aldrrof trustes fo- tl@
plaintiff. pno brings gre SUR C-- her Attached -
the order fled En- tas osee q the Jerk az Part n.
SPECIAL Term. vas tae l7rlsiain- - Mrs. Terry
RI and lTrs Terry SEPARATE twenty -.--e
eeo The reason for The separation Las never been
learned. as rae-r marital trl1t-=s have rct Eat
been aired I'd TIE cgurrs- Mrs Terry took some
preliminary st.Ts fe- q diFor-e sl i+-- -arH-s-
tfe intervention % counsel -1-svHr- 20 acton
vas never perfected Instead a- sgraeuseut YES
reached. u1cer which ~. Te-r-. who Fo- -e7rs-
scented ry e1-JIstice A-s-st-s ka1. H-eE- aE--f-
10 gay lie vie SO month.
Ell Terry usI1 The allowance fr- asCur rsar.
and -reu st1ups5. a1-s. Te-ry mace ua e-c-t -
collect The ar-esrsEe o. sliTnou- LrtI last fat
when NJ T---v's nomination f1r DIS r-aseHt o-i--
wac before tle United states Se-a-s Cor eCnfrTna-
zion j vas an iroagort-He t-nls 90 a1y l1.-
licity q tie -r5uble between IT. Tern and rts
vie and tire latter through ~ Alder -. -.i1et
- lie a-psal 81 Er Te-rv'H counsel sud accepted
tHe .a-te-'s promise O. uay ~ me So years ali-
rno-y that he oued. rho complainant says. BIT
NJ Terry altered his decision subsequently and re-
fused - ua~ :he complaint adds. Fe has made
general dental 70 the suit broug5; D., Mr.. Terry.
whore counsel has declared ire answer frivolous
ard win ask f6- judgment o. lie plesoinEs
r-e- Ter-vF Rave two ctfdreu. = and
daughter The scr AI3rzo TerTy. j. = mining So
rl-ee- o. C'szacs. Mexico, md - oonnsrie1 VIII
ore ~ tHs ertarg- ses e Thomas p Ryan =
-tte- end married FIs-sr 1--WE ~ NeEiro .Fi-h l-
--fe son tf.ough..ls friendly .i-- rs fsther. b.
the e-er fev yccra AFTER 49, Eten A. ard NJ
IT, - 1aTf
through -- allowance made - her 'ildrsrl. fe
ror5-t r~ooaes.rgr rou brought ~ Mrs. Terry -
on force the agreement with her rusHsnes . -
understood is 90 f1reetaI forfeiture ~ beg CLAIM
through tfr stat1Ite % Limitations -ir Terry said
yes-e-5a-
4 .ef.s-st-e from my wife twenty nine -sarr sEo
e-r ecoa and r-fHclert reasons. when decline o.
discuss and have not seen her fer tFeufy--ef"n
years have not refused % gay te- auF MONEY
Which she Is certified 70 from me"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
MORE Of the very scarce Dollar Viii
WI Silk Stockings are here MADE wit

Povv-ftou club. J. Rogers ,fontcIaf- COLI club arr
W q Feron. Chicago Golf club. y. T. code Wsst
ard GOLF CiuN. ard C. q Fowuss Cakmout Cour
5ry club. u Wa-srBgrr. Wheaton Coli club. and
L Ames. CHICAGO Golf club. oliver Perrin. chew
chase county Club. and = r.. Upton. Ir. Baltus-ol
tfo;r CiuS l. n RelrkinE. Wh~sfoa COLI CluH. ant
Stepheu \ Day Evanston tscif club. r. G, watson.
wsstbrook Golf club, ard X 7 EDWARDS. Midlothian
Club. Joseph : Clark. Philadelphia Cricket
club. Alien. Esuosha Country club; q. T..
Fsrokav. Garden city Cof club. and r. Cory. CAIN
met Country Club. r l. James Butler Country CLUB.
and Sherrll Sherman. YGhnundasis Golf Club. r =.
Nundv. Exuioor Country club. and r =. Whittemore
Ths Country club DrookNnn. =. n Stsndish. r.
country CIRb % Detroit snd = Wniett Th~ Ccun-
try CLUB. BrookIirs. r . pay. New Golf CluS.
aud P. o Ainslis. wstt vs-i- 10 Gof Club. J. h
Hyian. vsspsr Country CIuf ID william A Smith.
81. Kent Country CLUB; = Iewls. Jackson Park
Counfry CLUB. ana Z. = YES. Westward Golf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
THREE sTowAwAYs WIN FREEDOM
Break La Touraine's Brig and Escspe-Five
Others Stay in Ship Prison.

Three stowaways awaiting dep"rtatOn-tvo
Freedman and al Italian-escaDsd from Ia
Touraines brig Wednesday night. and the
steamer started for Havre yesterday without them
They Rene BRAND. Robert Z Lengren and
Caetano DabIuzzo. who. with I've other stowaways,
Sere confined ia tie brig
The latter said BRAND. isngTen aud DabiuzZo prie
open the door with iron bars from the bedsteads
q tic ROOM threatening 20 kin the other prisoners
II they gave the alarm
After getting oct OF The brig the three fugftives
Jet themselves down on the hawssrs 20 the string
piece Of The pier They cut away part Of an abut-
nlent blocking egress 70 West street Jumped from
canal boat 20 canal boat and thence 70 the stree,
and liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
DECEPTION FOR c. s WHITMAN.
Friends Gather at Republican Club 70 Boom
Receptive Candidate for Mayor.

A. informal reception was held FOR Charles s
whitman, former 5udee - the Court u General
SESSIONS last night ~ the Republican club Afr
whitman returned from Europe week ago and
TaE been busy - E law Office since Friends
who hoped 20 80 hirn nominated for Mayor gath
erred lest iiiRht the club - talk things over
Vifh iiFn. TIE TemDlar Quartet sang in the grill
rooro sud there was generally Jolly time
A incident thar preceded the reception made tho
Politicians smile. Robert o. Morris IS president OF
enc club. ana 8Ir. NORRIS friends are booming
him for the mayoraltv. They did not know until
nearly O'Clock that sudge hitrnans friends we're
ser together the club last night when they
heerd II 81. there was brief consultation. and
sfen ~ The Morris men discovered thar they had
engagements elsewhere
4Aif- Whitman, hie return from tie other side.
sala that 81 the f5sionists wanted him Tor Mayor
aid eld 40. ssouid b. willing 10 stand a. a ca
4iantc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
SEEK HOTEL SNEAK THIEF.
Detective Arrests Man Registered in House On
Complaint Of Many Patrons

Tor several dsSs patrons = fHe New Grand ITo-
TEL Broadway and eist street. hsye been complain
Ing - Do, management that articles hav. ben miss
.-E FROM their rooms. and many cases the com
claimants have said that while they were IN their
rooms ulzu opened the door and entered When
Oh, found THAI til. room was occupied they said ha
would say that fa rad made a mistake and retire
.clordi1E % TIE hotel management. tic description
= The intrdcr agreed iu al ami Tailed vi-h
thai 81 man registered Frank v. Wells %
Scranton. penn. who occupied Room 1ss.
Last night Defective Neil u the hotel stzG saw
tie man e. thu lobby = the hotel and asked him
= bic Wells The man said .ha. IL was
-" and declared il revpeIse question nat ~
vas not occupying Room 1sq. Sci then asked
20 his KEY and the man compiled vi'h tho re-
guest after Nel Rad proved that le vas an or7rsr.
Ito found tie key p -fs he suspected q nd
arrested ihe man as suspicious person.
- ne Tenderioin station TIE prisoner said that
hfe name Wells. and that he had denied Il be-
cause he thought IL none u Se-s business 20
sel tho Information. The police said that they
found tao skeleton keys In the prisoners pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
HUNDREDS CALL READY
.4uh-TammQng Conference SchcG-
uled for Nerf Week.

rae commute Il. ore Hruersd VII se-d eu-
CAL co~ r7rsa-e-e. q. la-l--l-F organ a
fions 90 trE- place -fH i---e- rs-t ~ next wee
--e f-v1ta-tc-s PROBABLY u Pc mailed t1---l7rT 10.
III VII uot Dr. rens-al ir~.sa-.on t0 t1e F@r-o1s
srzanlzstouE ara---t Ts~-aE- -aV -1 t-e 1sid-
The urobar b. -fz- gre IFau8rst Uil first I--
ssse the Eepudl-s- -a-rtg COMMITTEE 20 send
9epleserts -ltes --e -rl-i-s ~c-fs-r-rs Ten tl-
rcrferer~= Do he'd --z- reaf - ce1e
vhrfHe- .t Be- worth v-ue m .r-'gle t-r ls'f11zr-
r1iuor organ lzau0-s -hat have aua-1-~e1 --@.-
opp1z.-or 30 Tsr-1sr-- p is believed --a- 20
Tpe-ro1-s-I- ---for VII pc invited 20 -0-- tr-
susiol forces. 1e1sEss ths- o-Earizsti0- has s00a
oomr1-uds5ie eieo- .n s--zzc-tzrr Ts---arr
Chairman l---r-Frt5ee ~ -fe tf-u6-e6. sf-e-
-neetl1r RI -rf COMMITTEE r- oar6ifstes iast -sf.
ssis
we ere considering +f.< ns--ss. ~ hundred or
frere aers 1r rv persons lr-e-e-~6 FRI t-e CAM
~ 'zu Tre ur1-e=- oF etr1f-s--g- SONG r- -sr-
f1't n looks sr rta-e -0-i1 fr loss dt-r'~E.-F
tfe -zsr rrar nr1sr l- ana .Esrrst.ur rfs f-sien
foro-t f1r taz reason -1s- r'e sr-.- -a-r-srr 0--
Esuizau0uE. generally rreail1s. Dave c.--.7---3
am desire f1- ea-5ffs-aF enc fufir- t.--1--
sanding s18s-e-r fr- -he issue re- goo govern
inert rather --sr share ~ -re Donors The sit
uati1r. therefore He simpler -Ha- f- FORMER cam
olt es-iy cay cannot say r7--igh- when
-rhe h-s- conference --n tske place t-f 7-~rshfv
81 viii b some dsy next v-eE
Chairman C,u-erhrl6Ee said he rad -ot received
- inv1tsticr from yrs-i-e Gav-7- ~ IS repre-
sentstives to confer VIII reference ~ re r-s---
tiou - the saS-i~e m .te f1s17 -.ri--t r-rtl--
cSazro- spent rte fsv yesterday ~ DIS z--0a-
riace ~ r.. lanes
The aIu-ic.ual Ownership Iessvs. ~ B-o1l-.-
- which eE-Sie-lT Eichsei :. F-she--- Is IRE
Sesdsr r1e- fr -be Johnston BuffSre rSey-s F--e7-
sid FfstbUs1 s-snve BROOKLYN. lzs- rsrht ard
.Tus-ioe Ga-Ho- 90 the ir1r7erde-- candidate -
MAYOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03

club. Philip stanton Kent Country CIub s-l fa-1-1
Nctrthur Homewood Country Club. W. a. LaVhs.d.
Mnnikshia Country Club. ard " W Zi-nruer-na1r
Mshoning Golf club G. = fleet. jackson PARK Co's
CLUB. and p Lee Jones. Chicago colt Cf.b- w r.
WOOD Hour@wcod Country Cub. ari IL 4 N-Eaw,
Beverly Ccuntry C1uo, g 7 Croker f- co-7f~y C.ul,
o B-ookiine and = y. CLARK. Beverly Club.
y 3 SchoHenheTgsT Beverly Country club snd L. ".
Nfda. Jackson Park Golf Club. n ~ Bishop. Eder-
water Golf club. and ". ! Hoviard t- Gfsnvisv
club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
TO INCORPORATE FUSION.
--A5He Le0dcrs If Democratic Union
SCCl, Certificate for Nc5c Partu.

some a5re leaders ~ -fe T,~r-o--zfi~ r--fr- t--
oia6rE F--er- Ffs-T5a-. 1a--'- T--T-.i-1. vIf-
farm 2. Ire H-F John :. C-ro--el have s1t-1l-ges
- JuF-los Amend T-s-ti1n for ce-i1 ate - in-
corporation - -771l Fusion Party" Tie a1r.lca-
-iar - approved So soon Is rhe fnCo-T-1-z-ors
sr1euf re -e-f,i-n hy r-ttius i- tre date ~ the
t-sr annual -.5es-irE
Ts-e rer.r-ti-lE NJ mystery il -rn tuc1-pgra-
r.o- ~ THE F-Hzior Party TIE er-..caric- says
-zHsir enough THAT -fe ohle-t ~ -he party is 'ro
lssr17e-e Ua--r--a'ir PRINCIPLES and nominate ca--
sislares f0~ election -a Q-tic celcos in -ne city
ard rofrutr ~ Nsv y--l--' There IS n1- a word
F7sVeVa- abort -t.a Deu5cra-i- linton ~ g. desire
change -rr name ~ tie latter. nor was g. DIS
STOLE obtain la~- night ezriara-7a - Row tte
Incorporated fsf0Hrts hoped % 1ase among them
seteT. As tre Organization stands now it ls Demo
90 So many ~ its members having been at lated
Tauuarv HaI.
cone exrlsnafion that might Indicate -1e reason
ror rnf move e that several weeks ago DR. william
= stevart. member - tfe Democratic Union.
had -uis=iudersrz-d lnE WIKI some ~ The ieade-s
end fhen with some Others had the party ircor-
E1rateE ~ kfhsuv their own lFsrrIer snd his
associates had not taken the p-ecautiou 70 f1cor-
io-ais ~ Democratic T-riou. and they denounced
fie leeerte-s tools cf Tarlulauy 7 Is expected
-lat The IiarEler rsrt- VIII drop TIE old name Is
spon - tHey Obtain 1e--ifcate q incorp1-s ti7u
ss The F1Eion Farrg." which. q course. 7sH no-
prevent other fssIone.
Iis uetitlon - ils court s1-s sets forth tfIs ,s
5ect - tlc new rsrne parry" as advocating home
Huie 1H government. borough autonomy ir greater
NeE York and no--Tsrrizarship iu rfle -lr-r5ci-si
a1min.strarioa. There are nine directors and IB-
eo-pgrato-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
HIGH PRESSURE SERVICE EFFECTIVE.
ouens Stubborn Paper Blaze in Pearl Street.
Which Causes 100000 Damage.

Fgre which Cd about 1870" damage q the paper
s,,.-alo.Iea u Tho Se- York and Brooklyn PaHHr
,-y,r4r, al so - Pearl street sase the frerlsr
q hard aEHt last night A policeman "11 HaT i.ie
flames coming from second story windows gave
t!.e alarm The blaze soon extended - TIE rIier
stories.
,e--s~e threw ;-. streams q water about two
t-ogsaud gallons minutes, into TIC flames on the
rgt- floor where the Ere was worst For several
minutes 4 seemed n the water hac 90 ereet
,.r,,, tho farnes bat finally they were eot under
- ga lrf,tIielea chief croker said tnst
,,,,t ~. the high pressure service three aisrns
would have been necessary
miller 4 wright. a paper nrm. 81 No 8 Duane
street lyst stolk vaued a. s@9f@ NIe Iet' ~ t4ir
-. .efyr Suffered by the New York and
rsrooJdvu Payer Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
a.frrLE TlMs. ruRN 10 REsr.

siaevnan Timothy =. suiiiyan's physical condi-
fion d0os not WORRY HE associates Alarming
tio5Ies published yesterday caused SMILES among
tile Sullivan clan Little Tin" has gone 90 paul
smlfira in ibr Adirondack. Tor tsg9 weeks. Dur
ile re absence 81 "t5ia Tim" this summer in lsu-
rcpe little Time" business and political cares
nefe greatly ineseased. with The result that he
f.ns rsyrcaiiy d0ea when flre'Blg fellow ~
tutiied Europe. "a b. Little Time" turn
fast Letters from hisn tisis week said
raat ~ iiariug d good fiBe ond RouN be
aet ~ tn1 primaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-03
WOMAN AND DOCTOR WILL LIVE.
Mrs. Condor. Who Shot Jamaica Physician and
Then Herself. Closely Guarded by Police.

SIR Jena Condor - Dunton. cu~e-e Bo-o-rf.
uIU rrotah-r recover from -7s irf---f~- she r.-
ref-e5 rr we1rnsfay aTterr1..r. xt=n .ae .h-t
her family IayTic'sn, ~. sHir,~~ < - H'rks .
Jamaica arsI th.r turned fhe revolver u-o- Ne--
-eif serSfr- q rrr'st f-to her N-eas. r~fr .-a
woman and doctor s-e patients 81 -. MARY Hoe
pfsL Iaraslrs. whore thrr zsna fair rroa-
rfes toward recover Ter Etrf--s r01trg " T.
no was IN Geo-ref0vn. No -vIt come 90 q .ru
today
Bv order q The police. Mrs. Condor is eIosslt
g-a-f@5 a. The hospital. lt is feared she NAV
A. herself further IsIgrg- She Ga u-d~r arrest ou =
charEe - attempting rri~ds. nr. Wteks having
refused 20 make complaint %, assault aEhfn~f