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Pour Taste OuaIiiir.

ROW re t'itf4.n Ff'4Ts
Nn'F four dIsun,i taste qualities arr FIs.o,,-
ave hy ire human tongue. g., t.r arro.r On en-,
81 a 4-'rnust
~vects a1d salts two ~ tho taste ruau'lrs arc
nh-"r' abir - tho ~ ~ the tore.r. ar. .r ..fr-
mining whether tht white stalls n' .al' or ~v ct
tho ~ ~ the tongue unrousgicu-b .. usct ,n.r
ard bitter IA or. are t'r other strictly tong.
tastes and can b~ drlrrf the! only mon I,ir..
carried back upon ,Hc tongue toward ~ root
when the scnsnhons Will he Interpreted d, mo
brain hy Va" edges Of that organ
by srh>ianr-> that -rmai0 dr. .anno'hc taste
AMI rNr' things remain asfrIr.s 20 u.s. no,
bcrau.~ thcy Arc tas'rIe-. but because trry A.,
not soluble IN water 'rliu. SPICE, arr dIf- .-.r
'Atrd through the "urrrAuNe sense Of s-r,f
Iio!ilng INC nor and 'rrvirr % rss, onion and -,
raw apple - tvrTs the gg-f,ior, nerve Sal.
shoN h'uc o. no difference boo ne rarJr - ,,,
tu a
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Iarthiporn Tastes

l. EUr Enron - IHr S. Nr Mr.
'urtis ~ S"n'ort. / | touched n rcs pons we
chord "a hen be gave us that quA'rain
: vo unn haI \ Thomas cat
inst 20 ~ Hnccn ?ound
'rI Other rats rot up ~. sid
When tlat tlgrr CT ca~e 'ra.r.
TI's j. hardly classical ~ glish. bu' never
theIsss - appeals TO our ear'hborn tastes
Iur one reason ~" 'an understand b. and
one AN roll ~ under hi- tongue ~ no would
u ,hcTry M hIrhball bogTuns the dog
Errr.' WILLIAM SIMS Bliss
EI,HNUND. Va august 10
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Ro,stor, New Haven latin.

- THr IpIroP - THE SUS Ser
quote from memory his lale version Of
- WAL Me Around Again. Willie
90 ur c.rr4ur ,alic. GIiIiclmr
t.rrImgu~ c'r~Imlrr CiTr.".
SCI, tat, -oporifrr
Mc.a ~ lart.fr-
fr4r, ur tayEAnt soIgm.
~ir..n nAyru On mare le'o
NrHr. c.NuArr one. naven. oug.-
.Tr me rIrrgmSal'e. GIiIlIrlmr
Cr,uwuIc clrc'lmluc Circ'.m.
I,eu 'ne elsiuis N this gem are correct y
Nrrg!iHJu AuTOIYCU-
NV NuEk. August 10
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nIrIgo llcnf.clI.

To- rUF Enron - THF SIS Sr ! son,
Won certain IyE' gems that hav" recently
burst from bosom o'erbur,iensi by such
Who could resist a." following.
Ifrprarn MT huTrn SIC L.rr
IIlhc FurrhI IN der Naghi hc.n a. gchu'
frirn SSa Ne IoIt4uE ,art
Line Ia.,rr-l ,rl gr,"hrhu'
80 >''z 'rH al.'In in dem y y
nj vie cine frrrHr sing
o. gi~Ni .rIn I'H'g Vie HrI-r 20 srhNn
Iia'~ ."lr~l' l0 t,r Nlrll helm - -rf.n,
can Won beat o. e. =
BHYNNr'S ruNp. Mo August
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To- rHF Enron oP THr Srv ST. This
- what recall Of ~" beautiful ballad " hi, d
MIR u curtis seeks
i man bc lad a Isrrl-r dog
\ boh'aIlrd. orurry Cuss
AMI that thar ~ an ami that thar ibg
Was always in \ uss'
The man vas on a'. muscle
Ana the dog was on MS Tito
And to kicis that coliArnei anlruue
Vas sure 10 raise a night
woman hsi a Thomas cat
That ~ AZ fifteen pound
and other cats rot up an siii
When that there cai rAmc round
Thc man n. happ~uri srpund one day
Wher" that woman she dd dwei
The dog D." slird mat Thomas cat
Aud a"nt Tor hiu Ike ever hing
~" o. ri 70 ohav the ncrL ~ th,t,at
Hui the cat hr wouldn't Do rhaVri
nut he Ut On th' bark of that thar dog
And he uit ami h- tore aud he clawed
The doc NJ hovled md INC halrunsw
~ The claws went Into his hide
Tho NAN h~ rIss~d and ~ T.rpci and he syore
" nc dpg arr'iumuGNcd and died
The man hr cussed srd he ripped .nd he .wor.
Nni De- gathered o ri. rrickbat
md he Suorr he 4 ~ darued rternAny
IN ihiE Siii that,nL
The woman sfr svore she 4 be darned ~ DID
And she gathered bic shotgun.
Nud >h~ nr-i nnd nI-d his diaphragm
WIN 'irtsInt nuubcr one
lh"-c from memory MAJ hslp out There
- another Ner-@ that carries the moral and
think one intervening whi,h recitss the
man recovery AMI his resolution never
to own a lighting dog again CHH
pRovipFStI. August ~
"nunaio Girls In southern elorado.
ron m - IsHIr 6~vusft.
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Gosh. what SIa.hl AnsTth"uEh'. On INC
John son -JenTirs AHatT.

fvr are ~ ave our civilization from s.-l q
fave ~ h.fru that vhl,h wcnt before 81 We '.
Irtlrunr the Nlmmon rod Of uurr>'ri,i" i lA- %
r-tI.m Wr must rraI.Er that au ini .''F -
nr .rfrrI no. only By 'hs pro-per'tr % i'" ..-
Who direct % bat 30 th~ rendition ~ 81" '''
no carry % IN. We must restore 'he g.-rs.
az b.a.f, 90 o.. pIare a. civic virtue. W ~ '
make uf~ fuller and morn interesting lf'' %.
grinding struggle. more Of booa and m sa''A
'Ire fnr an
That g. the lesson which Reno taught ne - ;
&C 10 clearly after these ioW WeeGA
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Ills eel auown that am IN fANur % the elel
lion Of United states ~enatoFN ~ NJ trdisiatnf'
,ni not ry direct vote OF the people but While
this u - am aI,n IN favor - Asrs puhg IN kp-fA
faIf. the Nsrftr' OF majority 90 The r-ople Nhai
ever nat verdict may b. AMI ett 'hef " arr
kIfu HHs own opinion ur uot ~ hI7 fM'NAitN
HfrFuT no N~w '.sHss % 80 M JOSH NAV
~..rura IN the affections - Oh" k"pub-
leans 81 E-s.N county. a. he b"ti"v''-, Mr.
VT ErHY has tried "a steal a march upon
his sophisticated friend
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1fh-r ststs-s fhfs vt=tar ~ha hus 't-rn
ntatinr o ss'tsiT - sss.ipl-wv tna erifssi-
1as.rv 90 .s-ufy vssrs --ufinu~r.
s- --s-t o. rsss ~ - .-sHs .iss--- .s
HsHI .afHHfs .rss Hfass ..Hss 80 49, sisia-f
..H Iffrss.ssf .Ha#sfs sat $500 Wss'-rs
..r-= HF HsH=.HH.s Hf Hasfa- a. - H@sa
.s ..T ..ss.uTa.ss a--= go at-sf
rhaprtlv -.rnshsi1us frs B1s si-si
svrn hrr- N~T 80 Haufaina 70 itiil
lrpt-srstru ~ r.-sulrufs shss-s .iv-s go
nee shss hoy .hH,t'.i b~ Iiuf - r.si.
80 Histss s-rrHb zoe bed .andiitHua
rrftsf .I-fstr' frrri fhs Hrunts - -
re ipsttv 90 30 fn-snfHfk ulfist ~inlr
s--sftI strsyhtinn fp .b- snth~rirE
.iI $3.50 ~ ~. W rr,ffs o. IHsi fh-Tn fri
49, .Hrnd thor tr- ~" ~urs- i INV
rHfa han i1 nfhre .ff.s-s r's- sr fu'fr1,'r
rrtura 10. ftis
sHl 600 Hasaiss frrs .H.-sf.-rfHss HF--if 49,
..- a.ssH- lf 4funs e 1as. 49, f~frss o.
..sI Hsasf sF 80 .-sf .ss.firss a1 .ssf rsn 30
sIHs LEI rs.a H. H..H.f sHH .fs 80 sasH'1-t
1a' Hs stss.f .H. .fr s... rH- ..s,f 10 shs' 80
tnI - raatHHsa. ..r #tr Hs"rT- 10 f.s mol
'aaFs a-sH1as4 Boot
The iutbpr OF fLl. a.n-.ui- -"p"r' 90
N-w u-k - rIs. E.y " \ NArfuts~
of ~~attl~ n - ptv fhrt RI er"rief
n'rnt.r 81 thss... Interested IN tHr nt"r.,i'
q thi- tpvn ir- not in.pir-d hy q -.fn-
ilnr desire 80 Ard ga, shat no 'i'r. m"
bs.fnrr th"v hrgir 90 ttik
\. 'h.r. ara al~avs sollli-fs % ftr~
o.sath. 80 ths. ~ tators. GIVING M h'-+'si 10
~. rls,lalti.-s IN th-tr sport that .a'ls-
grpund hif.-t. % -hu,li"r grasp tn" sh''--l
ant a.. With the wtnd. EsulEr. an
FnEhshfnan f-S - - mils- an hour ~
l-inirk On W'-in'--,ilv. ani 'Arr,NEp. Az
Italian. k-pt th. ar thor" Tor hours 81
mtult.- ~ s.oun,t. Shil' VIZ RphEEr To-
HaINE. an actor by calling and MT a ny
ing man ,til.d hfty miles over %" IRISH
49, Ns.anW hil. ~. Preach ,pnp"titor-
Gri.h..t the third leg q th.s,r rae" - ~
miles ~ su-ty weather flvtng may b"
dan S.rou-. but IA" fascination - irr"-
,istibl-.
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ssm. In,.r..,ips War Relics.

To TEE Enron oY THE SIS So IN aru,i,
reprinted In THF SrS Of august fror the kan,sx
CITY star referring TO bin Of sslr % IAyc IN In
dr p~nGenre. No IrAd> me 20 SAY nave two such
bills OF sale one ia tel D~remBcr g. isss for nine
teen slaves and tao children. amounting Win
commission ant eSpen~sr Ia So sen rs one dated
July ~. I>so for nine 'laN~s and four crIh'rcn.
anountnE vita commission and cKpease- 20
ST. ma 70
have also Confederate bond for 81 90, with
seven coupons. dated Npfii !. tsS' r,ss ont ~
virginis. signed by Marmsdusc Johnson able 20
the CoyoTn dated Ma 30 ~ an inrptIri ~ the
seat ~ the Treasury Department % INC 'ouf-,lrr
s'e state 81 Nucrira CorfrIt-at. T,Ou~, auorI1t-
ing 70 SD. tonfrd-rAi- badge -, otion l. hing
snd -S'i'' ~ Mis-issippl-. plctur- % Jsr Davis
Dur Iirs' i'Fr-ifert'. erin % PoI'.mprth We
prtol,r - irs3. for ~ cents ~ New ORLEANS
Ort1pcr - 49,. fJT = 'cnts. % Nofth Carolina,
fof N cents
Mso one hanOfo me % the baIu,tsrs INC Marsh
=" liOuse. NeNandta. Va where Colonel E!isyvor,n
Hss Li'i-ri Nhen hc went Ia pull foun - COnfcd
erA'" naE. May - IssI FHEDEnIc1 FoarER.
BErHLEAtrs, y. A.. Augusta
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o. rur Furr.H 30 IHr srv y" h-ins
i..russ ~ aIring urF yDssb'iiarv. shinh
.nslrzsi . rather u.sfs. crave admission
Infp Eour puIl slot O.. ui~ TRANSLATION
ffufu f's Nature OF fls Sc mus, - In
fsfpr o. 90 Original. though Mafahlay
tells u. io,tLar. versions % Spsnisl
ballad. trs superior ~rtsh nav sofnstimss
- fl. .Haa Ttk~ fhu--s frvnrh wees
.s ...a .r. .|#H.-s .H.s .-- rt-E,
|rrHI-s .H.1-- COO ifr.Ir- F.'rr.
% |H.r r.....r T-- rants .ru'
..r .r ...s sr1rI uIrH'r - tors
Iat,~ no % ,uHr |uEIIi pi'ni.krr.. With
1Hu unI NAt'' -iur- To- sirHigh'en ont th"
.In.- rnI make 90" i1-' 7y IN ths-- frrurh
line
Bot anI--. am wholly bLnled by pa'sr-
nal fDnin--- thinE they arr very much
Improved Nf ucnx thus up~~t into fnsli-h
uf al 'H- diahIs, under me s,irs
utabl-, st'ts Ur d,abi~, St-~
pretty ybus1 with laughing sve~.
o.. tLr greatest d'ADir 90 th'm oil
In this inrursion INTO profans literature
have on'y tnken 4 slight liberty With the
second line Youth or AZ. cannot Of cOuTsc
be affirmed II immortal spirits. While Wit
or wisdom can
SEAHHtUHr y J August TO
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n, rHu rutr#H 30 rHu So so ne
% ne WayrHa.s v~Tsaa rty~n - nr~ uy
FtfHsr fnH1 .afFrs Hv~r thtTfY vears aEu
.H r.IUi alanH trrIH 80
.fruHHa ~ In Hrt
rssIt~ THesH- fiFus uvt
rH..finF.T IHHsn Sc
SuW VOWS NUgusI |F n
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To rHr frTuH ~ IUF Srs rr Ic,l,fuI
- Pilot iish IN to das . S1-S world SAY tH1
tho sharks hr saw OF Nlfiani Bach had prot
ably din~d \ shafs ,s harmless after dinner.
BaookLTR. Auzust 10. !. d. W.
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"nunsIo GIrIs" In southern Colorado

Prom ~ - LpHIs Rs5u,H.
Under the title Father Prout'a pirnI, .
tho esteemed nav NORK SUE 70 printing
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. -.a.. 49, .r-sa ~ - . Isass -t1.t 80
- rs4 o.. sec .- -.fsf f-s.s $50 49, 49,
49,. .r. 900 F4-rs POO 49, -a-8sss
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~ w. Trfros - tfn SIS $50 Years
ago fosini n ths sun,itv s. - 'rrn-lt't0n
~ thsr- Was tasdy - Niger whp s-'iiasi
When She Ho-is GA ne s-r' g.. BE
cannot f-cal " g. ntnI hav. ff.-I 1r
osn hanil On ,e
f'.rsIts tssTus~ -tfrHaf
,u0n i'-f sass -ns s-rirba'.
"a upas Nigrt nH TIinIs
n iurso 'riIl urfs
igrts Pu~tiafn ssfrbaf
re- afvo dosnnrn srr-h
Hs3' Ftsns pIriiH si.sf
rrI usrtna fsrirs fifr'
HoNt~uAfH. Pa. Angus % " q
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Q. the iI"r- 81 the R~P"hli"a" rsT''
In ran ~ he Ptnrh"t Gar a"ld =

IN. Intelligent AMI generally ,mua--
ttal Nm.-i,rn informant - ~" Va
fordi n r,s,s e I rnd,n wrsrs from
Na-hinEtun
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" MMONS ION WIS. MTRrlTGH.
Further Results Of Disturbance az Suf-
Grasrtie Meeting.

Mrs Sadie Keene who was arrested
Thursday night az the sunrngetts head
quarters on Fast Twenty-third street
and was liberated by police lieutenant
a. soon a. she reached the station. went
"a the Ybrkvills police court Yesterday
with David Neuberger. her lawyer
The lawyer told Magistrate Moss that
his client would he greatly pleased Il he
would issue a warrant for the arrest of
Mrs Alice Murtaugh. who disturbed
Thursday nights meeting and caused the
arrest II Mrs keene
is the matter serious enough for a
warrant Would not summons do
lust a. wellg- asked the Magistrate
Perhaps h would pat IN Mrs keene
How arr YOU Interested. madam:
the Court asked her
why. / am the one who was arrested
by this erratic woman
-Oh. | see. said Magistrate Moss as HE
eve wandered "a a hutton on the COin-
plainnnts breast The button bore the
words Votes for women
I believe this woman u actually in
sane and the Court ought 10 determine
that point said Mrs ke~ne
why did she cause your arrest IN"
Court wanted 10 know
My intention was 20 try n save her
life the complainant explained. She
went TO a window and threw Il open |
thought she meant 10 jump or throw her
self out 80 grabbed her about the waist
20 prevent such horrible thing But she
only wanted to call IN a policeman. 10
seems. and - she charged me with a.
saut How ridiculous
i will give Won summons Tor Mrs.
Murtaugh. SAID thr Magistrat"
viii YOU not examine her aS to her
sanityg- inquired Mrs krene
We will have q thorough hearing iu
the matter
The summons was made returnahlr FIR
Monday afternoon aud given % the COM
claimant 60 serve uu MIR NIrtaugh
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NV iORk " WPHO\I nan.
Nr Damrosch and the Orch"sIra Return
Nurr Long TOur.

Walter Damr1.Ch rruU"i rn New
YDr. Yesterday with his orchestra. which
gari-t out on r's tour pE March - and
plavet Us is.' concert IN June l.
was the most successful tour IN The history
of the New York symphony orchestra
Ia forty-nye different ,iu-~ s'ghfy-two
concerts were gIv-I 90 eleven and ore
half weeks The orchestra fraveils q
more than 1900 mIl9- NJ pamrUs, b
Irft last Right for hts country home a.
Westport on Lake lhamplain and will
remain Their. INT j the end - July
Andreas Dippel who was to start yestef-
iav Tor chicago. has postponed his Trip
until next week owing 10 the arCumula-
ton u dulles here he does not expect 10
return 10 Europs until the end ~ Jun"
clarence WhitshiIl the American barry
tone who came 90 the Metropolitan
Opera House last season and vas not
rec. aged has been called 10 the Imperial
Opara Rouse IN Vienna 20 take the place
left vacant bv the death ~ Leopold De
muih. he will also make some concert
appearante - m this country.
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JOHN ). HARRINGTON DEAD,
Tammany Leader % the 18Th. 10 when
l.angPS Surrendered

John J. Harrington. leader Of the Sir.
teenth Assembly district and member Of
the nrm % John J. Harrington a Co,
butchers at 10 First avenue died yester-
day morning 81 o clock in his apartments
Al the Hotel Belmont. Mr. Harrington was
- years old. LAT Saturday he attended
the opening Of the lArChmOnt Yacht club
lie was not feeling well az the time aud
on Wednesday became quite III He
was removed from his country home in
LArchmOnt 10 his apartments ia the Bel.
mont. where his family physician. DR.
Birmingham. and DR. Nathan Oppen-
heimsr attended him. A. ~ o clock Thurs
day evening he fell asleep. hut a. 5 O clock
Friday morning became worse Death was
a result Of heart trouble The body was
removed to the Harrington home IN
l.aTChmOni The funeral will bs held neat
Monday
John ]. Harrington was born on the
Fast Side aud ~ a hoy went 20 work in
a slaught eThOuss In Forty -ssrOnd street
near the East River tie had much b,lsl-
nszs ability aud sOOn Opensl a sheep
butChering establishment Ot his own
in company with his brothers. Ia 1881
he was married 10 Mary =. Scanlon, whu
survives him.
MI. harrington uTsi came iulo poNU-
cal prOminsnCs IN August 1915 when.
On ac"ount Of a split between eX-Fir-
Commissioner Francis J. lantrY aud
charles r. Murphy because laItry had
taken a stand with Mayor Mcclellan.
Murphy Oustsd lautry from the leader
ship Ot the Sixteenth Assembly district, ,
a place which lantry had held TOT iifteen
years This was On August ~ and Murphy
announced that Harrington was IA he
Lantrys successor lAntTy and Har-
ringtOn we're old friends Harrington
fOunde the ChiCkasAw club. with heal
quarters a. aa9 second avsnus. aud
started his campaign. A. meeting Ot
tho Mohican club On August ~, lSls.
lantry made bri,f speech IN which hs
resigned IN Harrington favor saying
that he and Harrington had been friends
for twenty-five years
Mr. Harrington belonged 10 the New
York Athletic Club. the MOhlcan Club.
the Irish American Athletic Club and the
Democratic Club. tie was member ~
the Friendly sons Of 81 Patrick. the
Elks. the knights Of Columbus aud IA"
Ancient Order IT HibeTnians. lie was
n dire-tOr and vICe-presi lent u the New
York Butchers Caifsklu Association and a
director in the Nineteenth Ward bank.
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TO SELL CIlRt WORRISS HOWE.
Order 81 Foreclosure On a7S.O Mort
gage SIgnrd by CSBFt.

WHI1F PLANS. June 10 4 judgment
II foreclosure and sale II the home Of
Mrs Fredsrick HaTrloft Clara MorrisI
wa filed to-day m the We~,che-ter County
Clerk, ofics The titie u the action
- The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
COMPANY # New York against Clara Nor
~ Harriott Frederick Harripti, her hus-
band the county u W"s'chester and other
defendants
The acton Waz begun m iHns and vas
postponed a. the interest on the mort
gage was paid by funds derived from a
public benefit gwen ~ Manhattan Jus
uce keogh has appointed Ilnman CrIsfy
81 New York ~ referee tn -sll the property
10 the highest bidder IN frppt 81 Manor
Hall Workers The date ~ the sale -
10 be hyed by the referee. The amount
II the mortgage - S7j0n
On account ~ her serious illness clara
Morris has not been permitted n know
ANYTHING Piout IN" courts order
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CHtTFFEURFiTtLLI CRJ NHED
Another Nuto CRASHES Iuto His Narhlne
while He j. Lighting Hear lamp.

Harry Taggart. - years old, uf CO..
Jackson avenue. The Brouy. q chauffeur,
died early yesterday morning boz the
swedish Hospital brooklyn. % injuries
suffered when he was biz by another auto
while he was lighting the rear lamp on
his machine 10 BEDFORD avenue and Ha.sey
street.
The automobile which TagEart was
driving belonged % Paul solomon, proc
prietor ~ the Motel Sterling az Seventh
avenue and Fiftieth street. and was un
is return from trip 'p tonnv l-iIuu
with a brother II the owner and "a woman
cumpaniun aboard when tN" accident
occurred. Bicycl" Policeman G"urg"
Strrneh,n ~ 'he Gates ayeuI" STATION
noticed the rear light ON tho auto was u..r
and stopping lagglrt at ON" rHfH.f
mentioned ordered hum % r''IgN' If
TtgFarf a. once drew tho machine Ip 2"
no ,u.rbIug on the right side Of BHiiprt
3yaufua and stopped o. near lu 'I",'fr
Eyif While be- was stopping down 900.
ending ~ the lamp tho other du' 'n ..
bile. which was driven nF t"NhUd"T
Tl.lcmau. - wears old. .' s1I l11y"if"
avenue and IN which hn WIS returning
with three friends from e CIl'....-' ~
Hty Ridge. crashed u. 'l" uN.'"d
machine and pinned lJgElrt In She
wrack. HIS head was ,I'. ui~ l"it
thigh and left forearm were broken
and he was internally injured. IT, died
within an hour after reaching the hospital
Fldeman. who ~ SECRETARY ~ the Gus
tave RAIDER Company, dealing IA hNid
ING materials. was arrested Tie -iu
that he was driving his machln" 90 urdi-
nary speed and that the other ma chine
was further out in the street than % should
have been and displayed no lights We
was arTaigned Yesterday betor" Mays
trate Harris in the Gates avenue court
on "A charge Of homicide and held lu 5000
hail for examination on June ~.
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"DrtR rRIfND' GETS H.
Surrogate IphsIds O'GOTmsn WnI, hut
vim ReIuetance.

After hearing testimony Yesterday IN
the contest over the will ~ Joseph y
O'Gorman Surrogate Thomas decided 10
admit the instrument to'prohat" although
he ~ ia that the ease wss a sad one OGor-
man vas one ~ the eight children n
William OGOTman. who left an estate
xorth more thpn 81 0Qo ~ ~ hi- wife
and eight children The sUn got $40 90
~ his share
The will ~ Joseph O'Gorman left his
wife nothing and gave his entire estate
q his dear friend Minnie PfeifeT The
widow alleged undue influence bgt the
Surrogate ruled thFt she had failed "a
make out a case n was said that Miss
Pfeifev offered the widow 81 .uOO ~ settle
her rlaims. hu' she wouldn't accept n
she will get her dover share - he real
estate. bu' u wont amount - 81. OJD
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NV PLW 10 RiIE F'TF&
Railroads Propose u" charge ENira for
Hauiing Psssengrrs IN PviinianS.

CHICAGO June 10 The latest move to
get more revenue for the railroads - a
plan 10 charge an excess fare for al pas
senger- riding ~ Pullman ears. To dis
cuss this propagation a conference" II rep.
resentatives II al pas-eEEer associations
n the United States has been called for
June p IN New York cIty
The idea was originated in the Trunk
Lane Association Sofne ~ the committee
men have said they think the excess
chs rye ought ~ 10 one cent mile Others
believe this IL ton great
The move will undoubtedly meet Oppo-
sition from the Pullman company The
Argument II The passenger men n that
I - railroads d. not get Tor hauling Pull
man cars anything ike the revenue they
receive for hauling ordinary coaches
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,r,or.. Fund Fair Melted aI7D. SOO.

panisl Frohman. president oi the
Actors FUND reports that the gross
Droftz Of tho recent actors' Fund fair
Eera SlenUO. Charles BIrnham. the gen
eral manager. has rendered his accounts
and closed up the AFFAIRS with the rScep-
fi1n ~ a few collections that are still
being made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11
THE REV. DIR. E. I. DICKET DEtD.
FSrmer Moderator 81 Prrsb> terrain t!en-
eraI Assembly DIES In Philadelphia.

The Rev. DR. Charles A. Dickey. a
former moderator Of the Presbyterian
General Assembly, died yesterday Ia
the Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia.
after a long illness he was born IN
Wheeling " Va. IN ISIS. and was edu-
Gated in Washington College Pennsyl-
wanna. from which he received the degrees
Il 4. h and A NJ He studied theology
in the Union Presbyterian Seminary a.
Allegheny City. Pa. and was ordained
in is62 He held past CRATES in Allegheny
and st LOUIS aud since 1888 was al the
head of the Bethany Presbyterian Church
IN Philadelphia.
Princeton gave him the degree ~ y u.
in 1872. and IN Ie0? he was made an |. l. D.
by Washington and Jefferson Tie was
moderator ~ the General Assembly ia
loOO and iS0i was chairman - the reyl-
SION committee from ISO0 To 1872 ard
was chairman ~ the inter church com
mission on divorce and remarriage m
1913 he was aiso president IT the Phila-
delphia Presbyterian Hospital
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INION LEiGIE CLTB SITE.
{ sHHIttes Discussing whether o. WOuId
Be desirable IN IluiId q New Home.

We UFetFhbte 70 Natau = WV baWFs
Whether the Union League Club will
remain ~ the northeast corneT Of Fifth
avenue and ThIrty-uInth street after the
expiration ~ 10 present lease will pToba-
bly be decided sOFne time this month
The club has appointed a committee ~
five. consisting 81 GeOTge r. sheldon
chairman. Glarpnce Whitman. Samuel "
Fairchild. Joseph Milbank and James
Lane. - ascertain on what terms the
BEby estate. which owns the site. will
renew the lease ~ - expiration in 1921.
The club nov paws t25 mo q year net Tor
I he lease which was made IN 1911. AinCe
then rents on Fifth avenue have kept
abreast 81 values which had jumped from
Sg0D. On "a tga5. ON for a lOt near the club
" the club - asked TO pay a rent equal
to ppr cent u the appraised value u the
property. which SNOW PLACED 40 81 mo-. U0,
u will seek a site elsewhere 10 time "a have
a clubhouse built and ready Tor occupancy
when The lease expires.
The Union League Club has occupied
the Thirty ninth street corner since 1850
The site measures IS by i7s feet.
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4 musicale Tor the benefit II the sli
ferers from TIE recent earthquake IN
costa RIGA was gwen IN ne Hotel Astpr
last night under 'Ns direction II a group
senior I,lan J I loa. the Consul I General
~ Costa Rica AZ New YORK. delivered a
brief address Aftar that there was an
adapiauan u -Mignon- and other nusi
cal numbers The patronesses we're Mrs
Minor & Keith Mrs. Juan J tllOa. Mrs.
3 VI Snedekar. Nme Alma Wehster
Powell Mrs. " X Lynn and Mrs : =
Ctnfah