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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
Pension Day Tomorrow.

Tomorrow is pension day at the
courthouse for the members Of the G.
a. R. and most Of them viii be on
hand bright and early to draw their
stipends. The ranks Of the old soldiers
are thinning out and each month nearly
finds a member missing from the army
OF pensioners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03

RANGES SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
= INSTALLED FREE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
| Home From Extended Trip.

j u General James G. Frazer returned
to Morgantown Tuesday night after an
extended trip Through several States
with. Mrs Frazer. For some :ime
they stopped at Kramer. Ind. wnere
they took the Mudlavia baths. From
1ndiann they went to Chicago, spend-
ing ia few days there before a two
weeks stop at Mount Clemens. Mich.
From Mount Clemens they proceed
eds1oS Detroit. making the trip from
Detroit to Cleveland through the Great
Iia1ses by boat, touching Put-tn-1'ay,
Kelley's Island and Cedar Point. Aft
or 81 day spent In Cleveland they went
to Pittsbure. From Pittsbnrg Mrs.
Frazer proceeded to Berkeley Springs
where .:she will spend the remainder
on the heated season.-Morgtnsown
Post Chronicle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
/. C.. WOODWARD.

Tho steamer l.. G. Woodward will
carry passengers to Pittsburg and re-
turn during the month of September
on any Of its regular trips for $500.
Meals extra. Tie Woodward leaves
Fnlrmont at $3.50 a. m. on Mondays and
Thursdays and returns to Fairmont on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings Of
each week. The Woodward has not
missed single regular trip since 1t
started this schedule on May 20. Its
fright charges are rs low rs tho rail-
roads and. the delivery almost equal to
express service. Fairmont is the mead
OF navigation on the beautiful Monon-
gahelu river and the Woodward ought
to be largely patronizcd by the people
OF Fairmont and vicinity.
PITTSBuRG AND FAlItMONT PACK
ET COMPANY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
TO SAVE FALLEN WOMEN
tIrnIon Associated Prcss.)


:EOLD ORCHARD. Me. Aug. 3D.
with tho United States and foreign
governments aroused to the necessity
OF stamping out the white slave traffic,
the Florence Crittenton League of
Compassion has recently accomplished
one OF the most important OF the OBJ
jctts for which 1t was formed, and the
annual national convention opened
here today will be a period OF 1uhlla-
ton.
1.-The convention will continue to Sep
tember 6 and will be marked by daily
addresses dealing with the work OF
the league at Its rescue homes
throughout the country. While tho
league leaders have worked valoronsly
10 secure the assistance OF the govern
nlent In adopting preventive measures
they nre more concerned with the sal
walton OF women who have already Ell
tered upon careers OF sin. During the
list year. It Is declared. hundreds of
women nave been reclaimed from lives
OF shame by the workers OF the league.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26

Miss Margaret Walker. OF Dcs
Moines. Iowa, Is n guest at the home
of Capt X. D. Walker.
Miss Bremen. OF New Martins"ille.
Is a guest at the home of Judge and
Mrs. Miller.-Parkersburg State Jour
nal. 81"
DR.. and Mrs. c. Il. Holland and son
are guests al the Webster Springs Ho-
tel.
Miss Olive Brand. who had been ths
guest OF relatives In MononEalia cuun-
ty for several weeks. mas returned
nome. 80. Ess n,
Mrs. Pat Judge and daughter. Miss
Maymc. went to Mt. Lake Park. i'Md..
wednesday afternoon. where they VIII
visit for a few days.-Grafton nenub-
lican IEl
Mrs. James Dorsey and daughter.
Miss Mary. went to Huntington laHt
evening to visit relatives. 2yll,
Miss Florence Dean has. returned
from n visit with relatives. in Ohio. VI
Mrs. l.. N. Pierce and son. Master
Jay. left on No. II "Wednesday morning
for Columbus. Ohio. to visit the for
u,ers's parents. They will visit friends
1T Parkcrsburg On their return home.
Mrs, George Wadswort1l. OF Jackson
street. and Mrs. Bernard Martin and
little daughter drove to the home Of
Mrs. Martins mother. Mrs. Margaret
sturm. near Pennington. this morning
to spend tho day They Will return
this evening
Mrs. Willis Hawlcy and child. who
had been here for n several weeks
visit with the formers mother. Airs.
Hall, of East Park. leave tomorrow for
their home In Brooklyn. Mrs. Hall
will accompany them home.
Mrs. Eugene Gahcrt md daughter.
Mary virginia, of West Union. are the
guests Of The formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. IT. Kinkcad.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. G. u. Smith arc NOV
ing into their now homo on Quincy
street.
Roy a. LonGll. OF Morsantnwn. was
business visitor here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. MusGravc and
daughter, Miss Oma. have returned
from n visit with friends In Harrisvilln.
MFR. and Mrs. H. w. Williams. Of
CIarksburE. spent Tuesday In Fair.
mont. They recently returned from a
very enjoyable camping season.
Miss Gladys Watson is very III oil
fever at the homo OF her mother, Mrs.
! Lucy watson. on Jackson street.
DR.. Fl. II. Johnson and family re-
turned today from trip to the noun
| tnlns. = F'sas
iAttorncy Ross A. Watts aud family
| returned home today from their vaca.
| ton trip.
Miss Nellie bly, Clemmcr returned
last night from three weeks visit In
the east.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.

DERICkSBLI2G. Va. Aug. %
A monument to the Confederate sol
,licr. OF Essex county was unveiled to-
day at Tappahannocll. Addresses were
made by Governor Swanson, Senator
Daniel, Colonel r. E. Lee and Govern
or Noel of Mississippi.
The monument Is twcnty-scycn feet
in height is snrmounted by the figure
or a Conre.lcrata soldier and has i'll
scribed on It the names OF nearly a
thousand dead and living soldiers OF
the Confcderacy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
SYCAMORE PARK ITEMS.

We will give few items from Syca-
more Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Hcrt Daugl1erty. OF
'Fnirnnnt. were visiting the latter's
parents. Mr.: and Mrs. Long, n few
days recently. ..r.
Mr.. &C. White canl Clayton Wolf,
The saw mill men. were business call
ers Mt Mcnongah Saturday.
There was an Ice cream party acld
at Mr.. Thomas Kinks one night last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. q. Heck were calling
at Manuel Lessons Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Murphy were
visiting relatives at Brier Hill Satur-
day and Sunday.
We are glad to see Mr.. James Baker
out again after being housed up for n
long time.
Mrs. J. G. Morgan spent few days
with her father. who has been quite
poorly.
Mrs. Hu1da Summers and daughter
Bessie were shopping In Talrmont on
Wednesday.
AS news Is very scarce. we VIII
bring these few lines to close and
come around again soon.
JACK.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
PINEY RUN AND
PRICkETT'S CREEK.

Here we are again with little bud
ret of news from our quiet little town.
The health Of our community Is fair
~ good ut this writing.
Mrs. Thomas Hawkins and daughter
Maggie and Mrs. Ellsworth Hawkins
were visiting relatives Mt Montana this
week.
Mrs. Y. 3. Heck and dauEhtcre Mel
lie were visiting the formers sister.
Mrs. Matilda Hayhurst. one day this
week.
Mr.. Il. w. Freeman and son Way
man. of Enterprise. were cisiting rela-
tivcs here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goodwin and chill
dren, of Montana. were visiting ~
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Hawkins, Saturday and Sunday.
and children were calling at the home
of Clayton Wolf Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Swisher were
visiting Mt Playford Grubh's Sunday.
F.. Mr.. nndtlic Carpenter and sister Otn
were guests ut the home OF Lee Vim.
cent. of Taylor county. Saturday and
Sunday.
MIR. sclva Siglor and family. OF Win.
field. were circulating among friends
here recently. g
We will come to close for this
time.
Success to the West VirElninn.
a'7ir- LUCKY BILL. (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
To Celebrate Birthday.

Clarksehurg. Aug. c6.-Mrs. Lucy
Jacobs, Grand Matron OF the Order OF
Eastern Star for West Virginia. has
issued handsome Invitations for the
celebration of the birth OF the founder
of the order. Robert Morris. to take
placc Mt her home. Tuesday. August
81. The invitations read ms follows:
The pleasure OF your company
Is requested In the
celebration of the birthday OF
Robert Morris
Founder OF the o. +. s.. at
"Fairview''
Fair Grounds Addition.
Tuesday. August 81.
Take special car at
Court House
1880 n m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
FATHER i'll
s, II. Bowman and Other Relatives
Called to the Home of Capt. A. c.
Bowman at Phlllppl.

HUNTINGTON. Aug. 2G.-Stunrt II.
Bowman left yesterday morning for
.Philippi. in response to artelegram an.
'nouncing the dangerous Illness OF his
father, Captain A. G. Bowman. Mr..
Bowman .was In Frankfort. KY. Wien
the message concerning his fathers I'LL
ness reached him. :"
Mrs. S. II. Bowman and T.+B. Bow.
man, another sou Of Captain Bowman.
left laterin the day for. his home.
Captain Bowman, who lis well .advanc-
ed in years is one OF tho best known
citizens OF Barbour county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
. c'RIckETERs COMING.

.--ss... ...I.trI.
b QUEENSTOWN. Aug: 2G.--Thc Gen,
tlcncn Of Ireland team of cricll2ters
sailed to-day for America. and will be.
gin an extensive tour at Montreal a
week from to-day. A week will be
spent In Canada. playing the loading
cricket clubs OF the dominion. after
which the Hiberninn team will repair
to New York and Philadelphia and
snow the cricketcrs OF those cities
home the game Is played.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
IA Surprise Party.

i q MIG !. + Carroll was the nonor guest
atta8surprigc party last evening at his
home on Maple avenue. tho occasion
being his birthday anniversary. AT the
conclusion Sot the prayer service at the
SPresbyterian Church the elders and
their wives were invited to the Carroll
home where they were informally en-
itertained. x,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
Ladies of G. A. r. to Picnic.

d. The, Ladies' Of the G. A, Il. have c:|
tended an Invitation to cMnde Post and
to pierpont Post with Their families to
ioin them In picnic Mt Traction Park
on Tuesday, August 31st. and they
hope to see every old soldier with
we'll filled basket OF gool things. Cars
leave corner OF Main and Jefferson
streets atthrec O'Clock. IsiS tH:'fs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
BIG GUSH' 1
IN HARRISON COUNTY is The,
FEATURE AT PRESENT IN 800
ALL THE OIL FIELDS.

Tie Philadelphia comlanr's gusher
on the Benjamin Anderson farm. In the:
Shinnston district. Harrison county. Is
the stellar attraction in the lower
southwest fields For the "a hours
ending at O'Clock yesterday morning
the well produced 1900 barrels, an
average Of IS barrels an iour. In
these days OF light pumping the size
of this well is quite remarkable. T>1e'
Eushcr and the other three producers
OIL the same farm arc. producing 2.53h
barrels day. The total production
of the Shinnston pool Is now 300 bar.
rels a day.
III the same pool, the South Penn
Oil Company has drilled It's No. 3 on
the B. +. Anderson farm into the top
OF the 50-foot and the hole has filled mp
500 feet with fluid. It is still drilling
and expects a second paJ. In the same
locality. the South Penn Oil Company
has drilled its second test OH the S. =,
James farm In thc sand 30 feet anu the
hole has filled up 1000 feet with fluid.
AL Adamsville. Dufor & Co. have
drilled we'll OH the Whiteman lot
into the first pay and the hole has
filed up 200 feet with fluid. 1t may
Improve with deeper drilling.
Fair Producer In Richie County.
On elm run. Grant district. Richie
county. the South Penn Oil Company.
has completed It's No. II on the .. J.
Smith farm and has n 50-harrcl pro
Queer In the Keencr sand. In Murphy
district. the same company mas drilled
Its test on the Brlckers:nff farm into
the salt sand and has show, Of oil.
On Rock creek, Walton district.
Roane county. the South Penn Oil
Company has drilled its test on the
III. u. Ryan farm aud II. Il. lively
farm through and below the Big !nj,i'i
AMI failed to find the .l'erca formation.
Both wells will be drilled deeper.
On the same stream. and In the
same district. the South Penn OIL Com
pany mas completed It's No. 5 on the
Lucinda Shaffor farm and has n show
for Il ?n-barrel producer in the Big In
jun sand.
Light Producers In Lincoln.
On Porter Fork. Duval district. Lin.
coin county. Chamberlain & Co. have
drilled their No. . on the Weaver Nc;
Clurc farm through the Dcrca grit and
have "A slow for q 15.barrcl pumper.
| On Straight Work. In, the same dis.
trict. the Big Creek Development Com
pany has drilled its second test on tIc
Albert Hall farm through the herca
grit and has 10-barrel pumner.
tOn Porter Fork. Duval district. the
United Fuel Gas Company hns com.
pletcd its No. 4 on the 7. A. and NJ. A.
Griffith fnrm and has show for 30.
barrel producer. The same company
has the rigu completed Tor Nos. and
s on tho NJ. Mcclure farm. ~
In Porter Fork, Duvnl district. the
big Creek Development Company has
started to drill mt It's Nos. and on
the Thomas Cooper farm. There Is
slight falling Off in operations in Lin
coin county. ,lsa
Big casser In poddridge County.
Near Morgnnsvl1le. Dodtlrldge coun-
ty. the Tramp Oil Company has drilled
test ON tho offutt heirs farm into the
Big In5un and has developed an cnor-
nous gas pressure. The we'll hns been
tested and 1t Is estimated thai 1t has
II capacity OF 2O.00o,o00 cubic feet a
day. - s'i'f,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
Wants to Know.

Governor w. e. Glassc0ck Will leave
next week for Washington, where he
will consult with the War Department.
relative to whether Captain Harry A.
Eaton. United States Army. can be de-
tailed TO longer period for duty with
tho adjutnnt generals department.
Charleston Gazette.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
Mite Box Opening 9.

This evening at the home of Mrs. G..
d. Smith on CASTOR avenue. the TcEll-
lar monthly meeting OF the Womhn's
foreign Missionary Society or the VI.
e. Church will be held. Tho mite boxes
will be opened and Il large attendance
is urged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26

There are enough idle dollars" In
this city,to capitalize and vitallze and
mnterinllze a hundred plans like that
one of5yorrs. A business opportunity
adj Is the best IDLE DOLLAR HUN
TIER Engage an "Argus-eyed" want
al. to '1ook" for It for you. /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
i Aid society to Meet.

the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Cen
trail Christian Church will mcct this
evening at eight O'Clock Mt the home
sofAM Mrs. L.. M. Wetzel at SIG Walnut
avenue. All members arc urged to be
present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
NEGRO MEDICAL MEN.

8 BOSTON, Aug. ?s,-The National
Medical Association, which as been in
session In aPrker. Memorial Hall since
Tuesday, will close n highly interest
Ing convention today. The, ,associa-
tons membership lis composed OF nc
gro physicians, dentists. surgeons and
pharmacists In all parts of the scoun.
try. and the meeting brought to Bns,
ton the largest number of colorel sol.
entiflc men ever hero at one time IS 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
ouEEN 7IrAN1 CROWNED.

AsHDuI,Y PARK. N. J..GAug.. &C
Ashury Park annual chlllren's cnrnt'
valval began, today with the entry Of
Queen Titnni,l IN and her court. The
reign OF the lovely queen will continue
unit 1.-the conclusion Of the annual
baby parade on September 2. \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
i Wedding at Shtnnston.

5Ati $3.50 O'Clock wednesday after
noon at the nome or the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. b., A. Robey. OF
ahinnston. the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Ada Robey. to Mr.. Jo-
seph NJ Riley was solemnized by the
REV. w. NJ. Long. of Clarksbllrs. In
the presence OF number OF friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
WHEATON HORSE SHOW.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Witt J. Ogden
Armour. Robert r. Mccormick, Potter
Palmer. Jr,. and other prominent Gill
cagoans In charge..ta horse show viii
twcnty-ones !'cfass,ea sHas 81 opened sat
Wheaton today and will continue
through tomorrow aud Saturday. s, \
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WANT RICHARDS TO RUN
Tuberculosis Hospital Veto Figures
IN Richmond Politics.

Eugene Lamb Richards. jr.. counsel TO Mayor
Mcclellan in the recount litigation, has been asked
by leading Democrats of Richmond stand
candidate for the nomination for President Of the
Borough. II is understood that the Republicans
will renominate Borough President Cromwell, who
is serving his third term.
The friends of Borough President Cromwell said
Yesterday that the veto by the Mayor of the reso-
luton passed by the Aldermen appropriating .oOo-
600 for the proposed Sea View tuberculosis hos
ptal in Richmond had a lot of borough politics
in it, and they watching the situation with
great interest. The Cromwell say that If the
appropriation had gone through, expected,
the credit for obtaining it would have been largely
Borough President Cromwell's. and also that it
would have been OF great help TO him in the cam
paign.
The MAYORS veto Of the resolution, the Cron-
well men say has been credited TO Richards. and
they predict that no appropriation will be made
for the new hospital until after the election This
will give the friends of Mr.. Richards ground for
saying that his election is neeued TO warrant the
| reappropriation of the money.
The Mayor based his veto the debt limit situa-
ton holding that the appropriation was not war
ranted until the Court Of Appeals decided the size
OF the city's debt mourning margin This Will put
the entire matter over until fall, the Mayor Is
going avyav the second week in July and the
| Board of Estimate and Apportionment does nos
meet in July and August
When z Tribune reporter asked Mr. Richards at
the City Hall yesterday If he was going TO run
! for Borough President this fall he replied:
I don't know whether I shall be nominated OF
not don't want the nomination. because I cannot
4fo-5 20 din into rolitics The salary OF the office
! is small and the duties take all of ones time.
| The President Of the Borough is about the same
| as Street Commissioner in Richmond, and there
are a good many miles Of highway over there
Some Of my Democratic friends have asked me 10
he = candidate If ! run all it will be because
/ I cannot ge. out OI it and not because want
the place l don't think the hospital appropriation
has ANYTHING to d with political situation II
r2i5,7,cod The Navor vetoed the appropriation as
! he stated. because the sum was large one ana
the debt limit has not been determined by the
| Court OF Appeals" 80,
| The decision on the debt limit is expected the
| last Friday of this month
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
DEAD IN RIVER, VALUABLES GONE.
Relatives of Manufacturer Are Sure That He
Was FoullY Dealt With.

The BODY Of Emil Lange, ffty-two years old
nct,.re frame manufacturer, in business at NO -
West 55th street and who lived at No. 81 West
Nth street found in the East River on Market
street shortly before o'clock yesterday morning.
The body had been in the water several days
From the clothing found on the body and gen
eral description Emil J. Villenyi. a lawyer at No
40 Wall street, a brother-in-law of Lange, was
notified The lawyer Friday night reported his
brother-in-law missing. Mr.. Nilanyi said Lange, in
his opnion had met with foul play. as when he
disappeared he SIS in his possession as
well as a gold hunting case watch and chain None
OF these was found the body
For twenty-five years Lange, who was known as
Sunny Jim by of his cheerful disposition
and kindly ways had been in business in Doth
street Last Friday afternoon. according 10 Mr.
Vilanyi, Iange went to picture frame store IN
Second avenue 43d street. on a business er-
rand and called up his store on the telephone
10 let his employees know he would return at d
o'clock The proprietor OF the Second avenue store
told Mr. Villanyf he sure Lange had his watch
with him. for while telephoning Lange glanced at
his watch. lie also showed roll of bills. Lange
never reached his store.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
ROUND WOMAN AND ROBBED HER
Man Tried to Sell Typewriter Here He Is
Alleged to Have Stolen in Brooklyn

Mrs Esteue Webb. wife OF ". Franklin Webb.
n typewrfter salesman. who lives in the apartment
house at No 456 18th street, overlooking Prospect
PARK Brooklyn awoke at . o'clock yesterday
morning from a short nap the lounge to find
man in the room pointing a pistol at her He
threatened her with death If she called for help,
ard then bound and gagged her with the sheets
and pink silk sash
The man went into the next room. picking up
fou, articles of jewelry the way put type
writer under his arm and went out Several per
sons saw him walk up 18th street TO Ninth avenue
and there board a trolley car for Manhattan
Mrs Webb was able release herself in few
minutes She notified Police Headquarters. and
general alarm was all over the city po-
1icernsn of the 5th Precinct Manhattan, saw a
man answering the description given by Mrs Webb
irving TO dispose of the typewriter and placed him
under arrest The policeman said the man ad-
rnitted the robbery.
Mrs Webb recalled yesterday that the man VINO
rohbed her had come the house on Wednesday
and said he was representative OF the Buildings
Denartment He examined the nre escapes ana
oId her he would return later 10 continue his work
The man under arrest said his name was Henry
Nerlanger and that he lived at No. 1913 10th street
F3rooklyn Mrs. Webb positively identlneo hlIn-
He was locked up in Raymond street jail
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WANT HEARST TO PAY MAYORS COSTS
City May Sue Him for sS3,576 Disbursed for
Recount Action.

CORPORATION Counsel Pendleton is looking UP the
law with the idea OF bringing suit against VIII
lam r Hearst recover the amount Of costs
varded h. the Supreme Court for the dishurse-
rnents Of Mayor Mcclellan in the recount action.
As stated in The Tribune on Wednesday. the Con
troIler has forwarded a warrant payable 10 the
Mayor in the sum Of $S3,576 ~. Inasmuch as the
Attorney General brought the action in behalf or
the neople Mr.. Hearst had no disbursements.
Now that the courts have ordered the REIN
r,,rsernent Of the Mayor. II has occurred TO the
C-,rrorario1 Counsel that there may be n provision
of the law under which he can make Mr.. Hearst
nav Mayor McCleuan's costs. The disbursements
bv the Mayor follows: Eugene l. FAch-
ards jr $4,000: @. D. B. Hasbrouck @l5on' Parker.
Hatch & Sheehan. $1,000; DyBman & Carr $""
and George A. Gregg, $3.50. The foregoing we're
fo, counsel fees Under disbursements are the fol-
lowing: Eugene L. Richards, jr, S95S5 .; q u B.
tIasbrouck. 81 s.: Parker Hatch & Sheehan. 81
s72 "A and George A. Gregg. IS 10.
The clerks in the Controllers Office at hrsf oalked
AZ rassing the claim. because it was not accom-
,anied bv vouchers The Controller, on the adFice
NJ counsel decided that the order OF the court was
sufficient TO warrant him in paving the OIL WIFI
~. ,.c,,cbers and he went ahead and did it.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
TAmMANY HALLS BIG FIVE.

,ru,,,,,os = McAvoy, chairman OF the Tammany
oo,,,i,a committed yesterday announced the ap-
ro,ntn,ent Of the following committee 20 make
-anqen1ents for the city convention: Charles +.
,+,,rnrv Daniel F Cohalan. J. Sergeant Crahl'
Eugene Mcclure ard Michael Garvln' ihiS 80
e,-,,,- ,he Tammanv conference committee. II
rarator NcCarren wants to do business with TAM
80, Hall he will have TO deal with this commit
tee. ., -
Mr. Murphy would not comment yesterday on
the fact that Isaac A. Hopper, former Iafnilany
1t~.riot leader is one OF the Committee OF one
IT5-ad snnointed at the Cooper Union mass
-,aat,ng on Wednesday night with the avo"eo
-,,r-ose Of doirg away with the style OF govern
la,. ,raurnant has been giving the city Tor the
last seven years.