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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
SHIPPING REPORT.
Wednesday. February is, 1909.
Arrived.

arrived.
Steamer Carpa:thia tBrD. Davies
Por Arthur-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal
Steamer Ravenscraig. Johnson
Providence-to George +. Warren
Company for cargo.
Steamer Cayo Bonito tBr.l. Viii
liams, Tampico-to Chesapeake &
Ohio Coal and Coke Company for
cargo.
Schooner Helen Benedict. Randing
BostOn-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
and Coke Company Tor cargo.
Schooner Margaret Haskell. Nc
kOwn Boston-to George f. Warren
Company for cargo.
Barge J. b. Walker. Providence
to Smokeless Fuel Company for cargo
Barge Biwabik New Bedford-lO
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Coke
Company for cargo.
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of the two battleshiDs from the type
costing $4,000 0u0 each to two of the
,ype of the Utah and Florida, costing
81. 5n0. 900.
He declared that ii would be neces.
Sa-y to keep a rnw 5rful fleet In the
Pacific in the future.
Senator Perkins Commenting on
the bill referred TO the Prc*ideM S
recent statement concerning his at
titudr toward tn. navy and said he
die, not believe the Pre- sident hal
wilfully violated the nimh command
ment OF the decalosue.
Big Ships Win Out.
Questions BY Mr. Tilnnan caus
Mr. Perkins 10 remark thar he
tn ught there was no danger OF war
with Japan.
He insisted that that nation lad NO
basis upon which to sand a. againS'
the United States. He said he be-
lieved in living up TO tn" treaty with
Japan under which the states re-
tain all /, lice powers.
An aye and no vot" on the amend
men; tavoring the smaller type OF
ba, tleship over the 10000 ton vc5s"I
resulted in its defeat by vot" OF
30 TO A..
Senat II La Toilette then address
ed the Serlte upon his amendment;
to create a commission TO c n'lte'
a plan for cons olidaling the work OF
the navy in small number OF
Yards or ST. ions
lie though that there had been
discrimination against the South.
He ais, charged the management;
of the navy yards with "crim;:sal
waste and cxtravagancc.'
Tainted Senator TilIman.
Haunting Mr.. TillmaE with having
said in speaking of naval approx ria
i~ns If yGu want 10 have any ST al
ing | want NV share the senator
frCm Wisconsin declared that that
Was an evidence OF human weakness
that il was net desirable to cncour'
age
Mr. La Toilette said no senate:
who had navy ward in his sat"
should be mad. a member Il the
committee on naval affairs. but they
should be given full hearings by
ether senator's who should he on the
committee
Senator Dixon suggested that
Speaker Cannon had declined 10 al
point on the naval affairs commit
tee OF the house Ct representatives
members who had navy yards in
their districts
Senators Frye. Flint and oth'! :
sugg, sted that if such policy was
generally adopted on the committees
on commerce. agriculture. etc. the
result would be ridiculous
Mr. Frye said that if such pin
ciple We're applied T. the committee
on commerce, Idaho would have to
supply all of the seventeen members
of the committee.
The La Toilette amendment went
over Oh a i.oint # order by Mr.. Till
man.
The senate then passed the bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Dispatches Say the Miles n. Merry
| viii BE- Total Loss.
WAS BOUND FOR. THIS PORT
Vessel Was Due Here Several Days
Ago and Delay Had Caused Alarm
Struck Near Moriches, 1. -
Waterfront Notes.

Fears which have been entertained
here for the safety OF the schooner
Miles NJ. Merry were well founded
Dispatches received here yesterday
stated hat the schooner had gone
agIouAd near the life saving station
AT NJ riches. l.. l.. and prohably
would be 4 total less.
The Merry sailed from Boston on
February :. bound for this port tC
load a cargo of coal from the SIN Skc
less Fuel Company. She was due ;c
arrive several days ago. and when
she failed TO pu. in her appearance
il was feared that she had Jared bad
~ in III" storm that has been pre-
yailihg along the coast.
Following are Associated Press
dispatches concerning The loss Of III"
schooner:
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ReyoIts a. Cold Steel.

Your only bog aid thrcc doc
tors TO Mr.. " I Fisher. D.truit
Nich., suffering TOWN severe rectal
trouble. lies in an or"rstioB.' Then
used DT King ~ life Pills. she
writes Till ~h'Il, ,Ircd They pre-.
v~nf App~udici'!s rir" CoBs'i1s'iun.
Headache. &c a. Ill druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Memcriai Services.

Memorial services will be held HI
the Junior OrdcT United American
Mechanics Suaca, afternoon. Fet-u-
ary IS. a. :: oc!ak n the Newport
News Baptist church Col. George
c. CabeII has been invited u deliver
!; h. memorial adi~'Ss. During tn"
exercises a memo. ial tablet will ~
unveiled
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Owners Receive Confirmation.

PORTLAND. ME-. FOO. I'.-A dos
patch from Captain John o. Farrow
cf the schooner Miles NJ Merry.
ashore at McriChes. l.. l.. 10 the
owners. j. S. Winslow 4 Company,
received today. states that the vessel
has been blown high up on the beach
and would probably prove total
loss.
The Merry sailed from Boston on
February II. Captain Farrow was
in charge temporarily. owing to the
illness CT Captain FNchett. the reS1i'
lar master
The Merry was built at Bath. Me,
in 1901 and is valued at $3o.0"o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Not Indictment Of Press.

Il do not believe the WOrii was 4
party to these a'i"mpis. but IL was
dealing with the SANG gang TIL"
Indictment of the New York World
and the Indianapolis News is not an
ind;ct ment f the press Of the United
States as they would like to make i:
appear 20 obtain the support Of III"
general press OF the country. I am
IN favor o. fro" and unmuzZlCd
press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

The British steantr Carpat hia
called here yesterday for bunker coal,
furnished by the Chesap"akr Il Ohio
Coal Agency Compan She is en-
route from Port Arthur, fcXas. to
Antwerp. Belgium. with a cargo OF
oil in bulk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
EIoated Out Of Dock.

The British steamer Carriage. which
is undergoing extensive repairs at the
shpyard. was f!oatcd out OF dry dock
No yesterday. after having hal a
number of plates renewed on her
shell
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Star Course Attraction.

The Shungopavi-i onna Company
will be the star curse attraction at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tonight lnese entertainers
have received flattering notices
wherever they have appeared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

Mother Grsy's Sweet Powders for Children. Z
Csrtain relief for Teverishness. HsaAacne. Bad
stomach. Tcsshing Disorder, move and regn
late the Bowelsand destroy worms. Ihey pie.s
the taste and harmless - milk. Chiidfen hke
them over 10 600 testimonials Of cures. TheJ
never fail. Bsld by all druggists, Zoe. Ask 70
day. Don't accept any substitute.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Death Notice.

Josephine Roar. wife of Bacrhus
Roane. died on saturday,. Fcbruar'
H.; She was W. Lnown and r."
spcctcd v all Vh" knew her. Inter,
mcn' was madc IN Gr"en;avn ycster.
day. "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Calendar for TODAY.
Marine Notes.

The captain Of the British schooner
ETHYL r. Sumner. which arrived Tn
port Tuesday in distress. filed pro
test at the custom house yesterday
outlining the injury to his ship and
particulars relativ" 10 her grounding
on Lookou: Shoals
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
Crew Rescued.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE four,
mastcd schooner Miles NJ. Merry,
went ashore early today near the life
saving statcn at Morichrs, L. l.. and
will probably be 4 total loss. She
carried Il crew of - men. all Gf whom
were, taken off in the breaches buoys
bv the crew from the station.
The schooner was bound from Bos
ton for Newport News. and was not
2drd She was ashore al the
same poin. on Long Island last year.
She is Of | ."11 tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

dry dock No. } at the shipyard having
new propeller Installed and repairs
made to minor shell damage
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

age by INSCRIPTIONS parties in New
Yc.k. some of whom have criminal
records, in an attempt 10 b!acEmaN
me-
He said that H.. was asked to pay
pressed
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Sailed.

Steamer Carpath;a IBrD. iHvies.
Antwerp.
Barge Upton. Fall River.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

The British steamer EVELYN is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR
EDITORS OF Two PAPERS

,Continurd from First Page.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18
TWO THOUSAND GUNS
TOBE FIRED IN SALUTE

Continued from First Page.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-18

TE.twrcn tho Iigh. of other days and
tho electric IiGhi of today Neither -
there any comparison between IN"
old carbon Sio!," and IN" Twenticth
century, light Tungsten Lamp
which cats your electric light bill in
half
W. do all kinds Of electrical con
tracing and inst llation and do u
we'll NJ price INat mak"s u poSSthf'
for Won 30 nave cl~ci-ir light. t"a inG
and rvu ~ to msus thIrcs
TIE NEWPORT ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
L. g. Goodwin. Manager.
W. waehinGi'n Avenue.
Both rhoucs 30.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-18
EscRlBaMiAs

propias para resalos, de
venta Ell el
BOIkTIN NERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-18

tribunal SUPREME DE- PUERTO
ROO
OA.ins del sssretaris
Por In presente % informs ai pueh
O. en- general, qu. los programs pan
II admission de aspirsntes al ejere'c'
do su ABOGACIA ante los Tr'bunaies
insulares no % distribuyen en- esta Oh
Gina, debiendo dirigirac todo ei au" =
terese algIn ejemplsr de e'los. 4 10 u
hrerfa del Boletin Mercantil, Que as
tornado 4 AL cargo Ia puh'irsc'"n :
cpnta ,le los mismos.
San Juan. p. r., 90 Julio Do 1877
A. r Castro,
Gxrretario tIel Tribunal SuDraria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-18

Sc alnfen aiem5s mcara dos ehrtos endldS e"
auoaO las ventaS vounaraS P oo
On he Ausoidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-18

enlA L!BRfPtA DEL BOLETih
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-18

ra nm Derara,nento especial del pSo alto deposisa II
,i.tos ricaaps tomdndolos entreeandooS domc'ho cf
oon ia, asa pursta mucbcS eorriend" riesgos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-18

rccitcn Horrancias frutos depos'to por iuine
. de Tarifa muy m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-18

coutr, los reibos dc dep6sito que Sc expden sc ou
r6s p,fd;cc Der cl plazo que dure el dep6sito
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03

Game slrn Yrinsipal her Seitlid)rn
Soberen acknowledgements mag,
beiaate elm @sriiht. oas in oieien 2a-
gen Die Nnnoe mahte. @ie. es beiBt,
miro Die G%rnennung oes 6rls. Sarab
6. 9roofS fir oieien Soften bon ibren
,oblreidben Srallnoei bef%iirfuortet.
lie Mnltalt miirbe bonn Die 5mei.c
ofientlihc Sfnle III baltimore lem,
an beren Spise ciu weibliher EriH.
8ipal ltebt. Gle erite lit Die StaatS-
Normalidnle, meld)er 6rl. Sarab e.
Midmono poriteht.
3mei SUN pen auBer &C.
trieb. 49,
@aiier-Ss paeeuieur Nllif orbnete oll,
Dob bie beioen .8inipen in Der oct.
2opal-9 umpitatipn fir finn Gage
auBer Betrieb eeiett lperoen ioaen.
um notbise Hcparaturcn an oe'l
9ampieteiialn oornebnlen 81 fonnen.
Serr Gnid iagte, poB bos Stiaitebcn
Ser Eumpen uieQeidt geringe llnbe-
aitemlihfeiten fir Ole 9ewobner beS
norbmeitlihen Stabitbeils i'm @e.
iolge baben lpiirbe, inbem hie 8aIicr-
5uinbr lid bamit perrinaert. mcint,
nber. baB sic @ornobnle Der &epora-
tiIren iid lift mebr ldnger bdtrc
binausifieben laiien. SEER Suid
iiebt in nieiem @orfommniB ainen er.
ncuten 9emeis fir Die Notblpenbi9.
felt Ger Nniboifu,G elmer Grtru.
Enmpc iiir Die 'Morrnt &opal.E ump
%itatiou. Ser @aiicr- Snaenieur bate
befanntlid Die @crluiaigrua Sc:
Waittel fiir cine ioldc in oen aoiten.
a,liblaaE fir icin Iepartcmcnt auf9c-
ndlnmst; bic &plicrbebotoe batte ie-
buh bieien EoIter ais iibcriliiiiia 2c.
itriden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-03
Mus ben Wcridten.

Gompa0nons I"traiteu mo SeaueIter
miro %perlangt. - $4,000 fir alls
geblid)en Gontrattbrid). See
Q%lleiter fir 2oidsN pporote.
Ybilipp Saitert erbGlt abiolute
Sdeibuna.
Mouncl @loii unb Sole Scrra bon
Mr. 1907, @llilforb. glpemle, Cont
pagnons, Die T!nidellit6piel. Yatentc
beiibenL iiib nit cinanocr ollsgeial'
len. uno 0crr 9Iali uerlangt iebt III
elmer aloge, Die er 9eltern in areiS.
gertd)t einreihte, Die Grneunung Ell
nes Sequeltefs,, shSf Sic @ntbdban het
6eiben GolnpagnonS IN Worploio
5lir Germnltung ilberlcbmen ipl.
Ter alGgcr iogt, er uno Serr Serrn,
Der ein Spnnier 1T, botten in 1904
Elm Gompagnie @eiddit gegriinoct,
Inn einen Sluidenit0picl, ben Serr
Serra erfnnocn, in Den Worft ST.
bringen. IaS EutentreG1t fiir Mnle-
rifo iei oonu IN 1905 fir 10000 6rc3.
on Die nGromn Gorf onb Seol 60"
perfouit woroen. lie Gompagnic
babe 10000 5rancs 9oor be5oblt ut>
ben HeIt ipGter. !Serr Serro babe
-oieie 10000 Sruncs erbalten unb ipci-
gere i'd, linn, Dem GlGger Die ibnl
Sufonmenoe Salitc ails5u5ablen.
81 geblide r Gontroftbrn1
Die ,GoIIins Trabtloie Sclepbon.
Gompu9nie," mclhc I'M Iiitrift 60
lnmbiu i%ncorporirt lit unb IN 9dlti.
more mo onberen @robitGotcn oeS
2onbes Stotionen bat, wurbe geitern
I'M Common Yleas. @eribt bon Sronf
". talbot ipegen nngeblihen Con.
trottbrlfs nli 3ablung bon $4,000
Sbobcneriat parflagt. NGbere Gin.
5elnbeiten iiber oel IaQ ieblcn.
2 cqueter iir Ballot uno
Morriion.
Nidter 2ebnlnper crllonntc geiteru
Den Ned)tsonuolt 3m. s. Snitb ais
Seaiteiter fir Die 8euerloit. 9lpporote
pom W. 5. Cabot uno Soicpb Wor.
rilon bon Miiiouri, melte in 1907
i'm electric Eorf" nls 2oidmGnner
Ieniotionelc Soritellnngen gaben. Vei
elmer oieicr Soriteilungen brad Die
5ribiine mo Srnnf =. Garlir, elmer
Der ,3uiduier, bnS Vein. Gr flagte
ailf ShaoencriaB iuoraui talbot II.
Wcrriion lire goritelllngcn eititell.
ten nno lire apparote aeaen $50 mo.
notlidJ Bel Srn. Geo. u. Celia, jun,
unterbrahtcn. Cort iteben bieie(ben
nod. unb &err Tela bat feline Eager.
gebiibrem erbalteil. IeSbolb iieat CT
Jet ben Nntrng i'm Weriht, OaB bic.
ieIGeu perfauit merocn umo CT BE.
5ablt miro.
G6iolute e deibung iir
Saidert.s
Ebilipp Saifert bon Nr.209, Siio.
Ghapel-S traBe. erbielt geitern in Dem
0reisgerift Don Hidter 2ebmopcr
obiolute Sdeioung bon ieiner Got.
tin, alice Saidert Siigeiprofen, neil
Iie i'm ~perlalien bat. Tas Yoar bel
rntbete III 1904 unb trenntc iid in
1907.
aopofaten naturaliiirt.
Inter Den Applifanten. meldbe ant
0reitag I'M 9nnoesgerift unt Hotil.
ralilotion l,a%biud)ten, beianben iid)
5lpei inngen gbpofatsitf Die Serren
Charles nnO Nod Sadion. meld,c
ails England itdn,men nno bereits
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VollIiiteit ,Gotrcs, lueld)c oilrd) Eater
Glios Doltrou, Der IN Sitinoien ge-
boren wurbc. g~eleitet miro. Ter
&irbenhor bringt m1brenh Der Nil.
lion inter 2eitnno bes Srn. Nrcocrlt
u. Seberhiug cine Nn5abl Gbore gum
GorIro9.
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6euer. = Gnrd einen Junfen
non elmer SadeI, oie bon einem Nm.
itreifer benust fulirbe, serfetb ge-
tern 0ormittas eegen 10 llbr oos
Cad oes port @n. 8. @oore &c.
tuobnter Sauies Nr. 1347, yort.
Ooob, in 9ranb. woburd) Sic Nddj.
barn oes Srn. Moore in sroBe sufre
giine gerietben. lie 0eiiertuebr
nrad)te ieood, ben 5lamnten nod tue
nigen Minuten Den @aroms.
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ieit ainem Sabre ais MntpGlte pratti.
siren. Sic tonnten Die Yriifnng Ia.
tiirlih beitebeu.
9nnbes. @roBae 6 worenc.
9unoesrihter Worris bat Die fol.
gcuoen @robgeidworensn fir oen
Serbittermin bes 9uutoesgerifts ge.
5ogen:
.Seurp Mnbl, @r. 1887, 0orS.GaI.
pert.S trnBe;
George Y. Mecaslin, Rr. 322, DIT.
%. 'Strabe;
". 8. Soutbcomb. Nr. 100, Dit.
@oltimore-S troba;
Charles 6. Sithcod. rgbamber Of
Commerce;
@iuiam 6, gro,pning, mr, 2stt,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Charles $. @opb, Mr. Z. Siio-@ap.
StroBe;
Sacob $. 9ansber, Ger. So, Noro.
Siilton'gpenue;
Soiepb Nopiton S%trapbrioae, Nor.
riSuiue, Sarioro.Gountp, Wo.;
Sobniep %. Soof. Wr. 2120, ct.
Gaul.S traBe;
5. Sonab Gottnron, Nr. S12. Sen.
ier Building; 'ree
Wiaiam s. aliagel. Ger. 236,. SiiS-
Tntterion.Ya .Npenue;
Mobert s. @arwid, 3r. 1929, Rs
Garoline.S trabe;
e. i. Weislabn, Nr. 10, Glap.
Strobe;
War aobner, Ger. If. @..gbarlcs.
Strabe; :
aob Sanes, Mr. 2i23, aimOe,.
apenue;
5ranf ~. Gidman, Wr. 215, Noro-
Charles. StroBr;
aiiauit @ebr, Nr. 21OO, Jail.
mount. apenile;
@iaiam $. Sooper. Ger. 1853, Oit.
Nortb.M uenlie;
2aplo y. Carroll, Hr. SUB, Gcnti,
nentol Yuiloing;
Nobert y. Hidaroion. Nr. IL, g..
@aibington-S traBe;
s. ". abbott. Nr. 2O6, SID.
Charles. StraBe;
u. g. Goonep. Mr. 10, Soutf.
StraBe;
Charles s. 1orid, Nr. 1919, Weit.
6apette.S trabe.
Mdt Sabre 3udtbauS
les 1ootihlaes iduloig befunoan
niiroe am 5reitas Nadmittag ser
Neger Gouaro @ids, Der am 10.
SsSini 1907 ieineu Raiiensenoiien /.
5ranf 8iliams, alias Sobnion in
Der Mdbe bes Ioriep Mun,I unnelS /.
1rifoiien batte. Ias llrtbeil fiir
Wits laittete alf 8 Sabre 3ndtbaas,
lino er ipuroe iofort nod Berlin.
Dung oeiiel6eu pom .9llfs.S Herisf
Goiparo 2eiibear ms MarpIanoer
3ild)tbalis eingeliefert. Der Yro3cB
besonn an Sreitas Moraen i'm &c.
rid)tSaebduoe 81 Glicott.Gitp. @ids
mar in Eittsburg. go, perbaitet NOR.
ben.
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Gem ~


20 EN- @erthtSperii abrcu
-it6lertuicicM.aa-- EoiiSeirihter
2letpellpn iibermieS geitern i'm noro.
citlid)en Stationsbnlls 6rau Hoio
@olf Don Nr. 1903, Srleansitr., mel.
de an Jreitag slbenb inter Ser 4n.
id]ulbigntg uerbnitet luuroe, anseb.
it'd ibrem betagten Batter 9nrris Mo,
Icnitein bon Nr. 1913, 2omitraBc,
$1,000 geitoblen 81 baben. Dem @e.
rid)tsperfabren ur,b iebte Die Wiira.
ifait ani $4,000 ieit. Gle 6rau ioG
cngeblih BENT 3etcftiu . Captain
Tumpbrep %geitanoen baben, oaB lie
zen Siebita6l aus 5nrft. enterbt at
mcroen, beging.
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Nus Waltimore.GpmntN

XIV fNsituVutN" SVUutVs
Eic @robNeitmorenen nit elmer Be
lobuna oes sc ihtsbnies entlui-
icn. - Yoli5ei : Maridaa Cor.
iud lobeno erlpGbnt. - SO Tnfla-
gen erboben. - Iie 2iitc Der 9ln.
eefIogten.
Gle 0roBgeidmorencn fiir ben
Septcnlber-S ermin beS areisgcrid)ts
bon 9nlto..Go. iuuroen bon Hifter
9urfe nit elmer 9elobrng fir bic
ereellente Nrt, ailf ueldc lie ibre Nr-
beitcn erleoigten, entlalie,. Gieiel.
benepcrnabmen 253 3eugen. inter-
iudten 101 6Gue, mieien II Sale ab
llnD erDoben 81 Muflagen. Gomite'n
beiudten haS Viireau beS County
Sbutmeiiters 90. gnslep Wcrrpman,
oas County : M%rnlenbanS nn0 oas
UeiangniB, uno fanoen Niles in be.
iter O~pmug. EoliseimaridalI Cor
JUDI muroe fir Ole IN ieinem Geparte;
!ment getciitetc .Mrbett. j., ldmeitel-
batter @eiie belobt, cbenio lpnroen
&r. s.. Gourtenep Senior, Stenoara.
pbiit Der @roBgeIdworenen unO Gr.
Souis Sersenrotber, it,, Glerf loberb
ermdbnt. Sr. George q. @esner.
me!der Der erite @ormonn mar, Der
je aus Siablunotumn priuablt niirbe,
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beihenft. ,Sr. Senifer erbielt ein Ia.
idenmeiier, Or. S%ergenrotber cine
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cine Site Gigarren.
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ben:
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= Sobn 6. S'Gonnor, 90. ). Iople,
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Grtel.
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aiDn 8arnep, @eI'ie aely, Walter W.
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mim s. 9apfirs, George &reppel, Z.
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Re, George Sec, SSobn e. Yruthers@eo
s. Sapon 2oitiS 8rciner, Mbam
@rebner, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ma Sobll
Sd)arnlo,l.
Moro - George u. Gueen unb
Mibolas Bailey.
Angriii -NidolaS Bailey.
Soften eines Spieltiihes - Sobn
Sefierion.
Dranoitiftung - Gorinne G.GroB.
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q. @itten unO Malpb $. Suoler.
l~(nbefugtes @etreten Sobn Sen.
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New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
r.. X. MEN FOR WHITMAN.
Members Of Various BrOtherhoods
VIII Support His Candidacy.

Charles s Whitman, tie fusion candidate for
District Attorney. told last night that the
members Of the various railway brotheThoods who
live in this county would support him. The news
was brought by a committee Of ten. which called
on him at the Hotel Breslln and were his guests
dinner.
The committee. of which George B. Mitchell, SEN
ior conductor of the Order of Railway Conductors
is chairman. appointed at a meeting or 10
members of the various brotherhoods held in Ter
race Garden earlier in the day. II was at this
same meeting that il decided to support MI
Bannard and other members of the fusion ticket
As told elsewhere.
George /. Rives, an independent Democrat VINO
vyas CORPORATION Counsel under Mayor Low. IN ac-
cantine an invitation 10 serve on the Whitman
campaign committee, said:
7 think you were almost the first mar selected elected
- ~ o aesistant when I went into the Corporation
SornseTs Office and this fact coupled WIN n my my
rooIlectjon of the excellent work you dld IIeitt,
mas naturally led me 70 follow your caIees Miofi @
;1,arest and 10 entertain the strongest commence
in Toilr success in any place 10 which you may De
called TO serve the people - . s,,doa o4 tho
Your experience of four years as JdGgs J,, oi md
5vo;nal courts added to your natlVe aDIues @ aIi
Good Judgment and your legal tralnins q1alI3E gT
- AZ, unusual degree for the position OF biSrlct
Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-18

doing away with the part time evil in the schools
IS referred to- the building code scandal T. o1lt-
lined. and the rotten hose iobnery IN the Fire De-
partment Is brought out I'm succiuct form
Speaking OF the neglect OF the tensusnfs ths
homes OF the poor. tire book says:
The blame lies partly the door of the Tam
MANY Tenement House Commissioner. partly at The
door of the Tammany Corporation Counsel who
has failed to enforce the penalties. and largely
the door OF the Tsmmany Board OF Estimate which
has failed to provide money enabling the two on
cials named to act
"Tammany's Treatment Of Prisoners f. n. titls
of another chapter. which treats OF the dsgraceei
conditions existing in many OF the police courts.
The habit OF many city employees OF using expensive
automobiles. paid for by the taxpayers. for Joy
riding is mentioned. the facts regarding
the Chelsea pier leases.
The frOntispiece Of the book Is picture Of Otto
T. Barnard. under which Is the inscription. "A
Business Man for a Business Administration
Above Is the exhOrtation, BE fair enough 60 yJur
city TO elect trustworthy officials"
There Is an appreciative sketch Of Mr. Barnard
and the reproduction OF some cOmmendatory arts-
eles that have been printed about him.
There are pictures and sketches OF all the fusion
candidates. copies Of the fusion and Republican
platforms and copies Of Mr.. Bannard's sps>oh of
acceptance and Cooper Union speech.