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,SH,urD or u,,oR SEIDEL
NiIw Aukrr People Feet Inundated 10y
IilS Ntitude Toward Roosevelt.

MIrwArKET Aug ~ Mayor Sci 'els
refusal 80 s"~N" ~ m. commute. to
reserve Col Roo, "velt ou S-Ttemla r :
ha- cause much criticism
II 1, urge that the Mayor shouli not
have above his lersoral ri,,ike, TO
, icta'e his ,c'ia~s. Ia~ticIlarlV whe
Mr. Ron."y"l''- COM. Q - ,Ive,'e e all
To'i'Ical sig thcl Cr
~ Mayo - 81 otter vii 30 doubt
10 uu.IisND' 'nr.ugn,u az ia" coz Try ],
u a CI'iI- Dt Milwaukee gm aSnr me- e
his .C.tH. s- 'n. ?" MI 90 'emp'
= Nui,h oar civ vail %" u"i sHIi J. n
SChvarrZ Hgrg ma aver Il he NatIE a.
~ aW".l "a N'gmrr 2 Gonna Y
AVIAN rom HONE AaNr ALWAYS heard
Niui wont SPOKEN 81 the Nilwaus 81.
SPECIALIST ddrrIII"'ratIuu on account ot -
apparent liberal tendencies hut this
action and the r.asou advanced hy Mayor
ScIt"l ylls-- hun and hl- parry N a very
tad GIT am sorry Mayor =. Id-l mad .
'nl- rnI-tdk.. and am ashamed Of thu Pc
-IfIpU % wh..'u h. MAJ pla ~ Milwaukee
Iu. -'L.i taken hy Maypr - li-'I was
10 aiNI-.-i sad Wallace. VI Bill ~ -sId-u'
II ~. tuauh.r 81 Commerce IL shows
q NOR. narrow disposition on N" part
~ tu.. Nayur Than | hat gwen MN cr.dI'
for lni- srr;:f= - D.. ,u- general opinion
ca chang Every on" TO whom | haN"
ralN.l SAYS that M" Mayors attiiud" =
~ adv s''d
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MIR ron DENOt iTH ann.
Hart and Nelson. said Ia Have solicited
cash for alterations. HeId for TriaI.

William Hart. ~ wears old. ~ ?s5 West
Seventeenth street. and Thomas Nelson.
- years old 81 n BoW~ry. W"r" ARIA gned
IN the Jefferson Market court yesterday
charged with grand larceny 10y George "
Dorr a broker ~ lis Broadway IN"
ca-.. - one 81 numher against the de-
PENDANTS FOR obtaining money Nv falls"
representations
porr said that III. men had com" 10 his
ono" and that Hart had represented him
self ~ an is-.-mbivmau and asked n he
could do anything for Mr. Dorr az Albany
Mr. Dorr said no Hart then sald that
they represented the Democratic Cluh u
Fifth avenue and stated that the club
was going To max" alterations On it, house
and asked Dorr 10 contribute something
Dorr CAV. them $50 Lewis Lyon.
secretary and a member ~ IN" hoard ~
governors ~ the National Drmocr atIr
Club ~ lg7 fifth avenue. testified that the
club had not intended 20 max" any changes
ia the house and that nobody was author
izad 90 collect funds fuy such "a I,uTTos.'
Ma gistrat. H.rber' held the men in 81 40
tail for trial on this charge
A second case against them was then
brought hy Frank Schier. a bartender
In a saloon n, ia7 william street SChiar
charged that the two men had com" tn
his saloon one might and sad that they
were Central DfiiC" d"te"tIVe- ru' on a
s2s 90 smuggling ra-" and n'''drd $40
apiece for their nights eNpenssS They
asked SChi.r 90 loan them III" money
AZ be- had G."n th"iD "A number ~ tunes
IN the salpuu ha'nre h" did ~ They
failed Ia show up again On this charg"
MagIstrAi. Herbert held the men ~ $50
hail for trial
Hart and Nelson under tho names %
Hart and MCtiInnis were Arraigned ana
held IN tho Jefferson Market court about
a month ago on several complaints CharR-
ing them with obtaining money under
falls. pratence. and grand larceny They
had b.-en representing themselves To n"r-
chants along sixth avenue and Broadway
a. building inspectors They pretended
To find some violation of the building code
about the various premises yisitsd aud
limited that II something were slipped
them nothing would he said
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Here is ~ paragraph that

Alien Whit. Here - paragraph that
drew a emil. from the Colonel;
We s.nd nur greetings - Theodore
Roosevelt. the new worlds Champion
~ the. rights ~ man ~ the wCrld-old con
test between rising humanity and the en-
cruachm-nts ~ -p.'ciAl privilege. And a.
Republicans ~. stand ready 10 enliss under
his banner IN the fight for human rights
Tins was taken Nv some to mean that
Kansas would like u -sa IN. colonel
running again IN 1912
sir Roosevelt first thing m the morning
will meet Gov Stuhh- Congressman
Murdrck and Madison and senator Bris-
TOW will d, lsr greet the Colonel. The toy o.
"rnrr Will hitch IN tn the special train m
a rr.Nat" car early ~ the morning and
will continue ~ DSawltnmi"
John nv, WI will not he IN" only topic
81 the Colou"ls speech tomorrow II"
will discuss ISSUES nf th" moment and will
dsscrih, - the public good many of
his polIcirs which he believes ought &"
hc carried oIt
When ne gets through he will DIN" with
tho insurgents ~ Gov Stuhl,Ss home IN
Lawrence And then h" II hike for Kansas
Ctty - renew auld acquaintance.
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WiRiLi>DS FIRST PRIu
Candidates for 4 onxr-~- Named 10, Gen-
eraI Vote

BALTIMORE Aug ~ The Hrsi Stat.
Wild" primary AZ which candidates Verr
nominated by direct vote VAS held m
Maryland 'r-dav There were Demo
cratic contestants for ~. Congress nomI-
nation IN The THIRD Fourth FIfrh and
Sixth districts and Republicans con.
testing IN m" Third Fourth and S'vth
districts
The successful Democratic candidates
N the city are Counci imam George KONG
in the Third district and senator J Charles
Linthlcum IN the Fourth
The Repuhhcl1 romtns. = are charles
" Main. ~ the Thru a~i Curcilmln
Addison r Mulhklr On 'he Fourth The
successful Ca0oI iatrs were In6ors~i 10y
the R@puhliclr urga IEltIor.
There AT. tire" CIV wards h.loT Rin z
Ia IN. Fifth district iI which the Demo
Charles n Starl"y 10th 81 Prince George.
county Raw was SUPPORTED Nv the state
rgar izatiou While star ley VAS back. 4
~ III" Governor. In" latter lost Raw
/ "lrg roommate" pv a substantial ma
luri'v
THIS = great d.,f.a' for 'hs Governor
In the sixth district u u Warner Jr -
nominated defeating Gi-t BLAIR Nv a small
majority Blair hsi tho support 81 Con-
gresham P.arr" and ~ Senator Yelling
ton hVt the ulurau'Ie- were too smad for
rhe sweeping vote ~ 49, for Warner IN
r'd"r.ck county
~ senator David Lewis of Allegheny
sni n Dor--v t'"hisou - Frederick wore
opposing candlttt"s m thar district for
''e DsrnogratIr nomination winch Low :
CAPTURED easily
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GR,rr HNT CONFERENCES.
lot or CONFIDENTIAL Talking Golng On.
hut Nothing for Publication.

That - a clos" rnouth-d lot - upstate
yeoyl" IN the Offices ~ tho graft hunt
committee m N" Liberty Tower building
1n.y welcome m" daily visit ~ reporters
With eag.rn"z- and prattle aHablv about
many things. up-S'at" politics preferred
bu' when IN" I1"vI'ahlr questions come
a. to what special preparations ara being
mad" for next weeks public hearing.
there - nothing 80 -ay YET u - evident
that there - much doing Yesterday
bsside- Assistant Counsel Kre-sl and his
staf If expert accountants Chief Counsel
Br'Ic" was also busy ~ his once and
hslrnAn Merritt Wa long ClOsetcd with
yisItor- IA whom h. seemed much m
tsreEt.i
Will" nothing ~ what was going on
behind the closed doors 81 private ofic-s
would ~ disClo@..d something was said
NJ 60 IA. probable length IL IN" public
hearings These will h-gin week from
to-day and continu" in daily session.
until about tn" third week ~ October
when the committee will take recess
until election day 10 give commit teem.n
opportunity 10 TAX" part in their respec-
tive district Canpal RnE Sessions viii h.
r-siImed soon after "l.-Ctlon day and con.
tinus probably for a month longer. Judg-
ing from the amount 81 material already
on hand 10 he publicly Examined
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HAD PSORIASIS
FOR TEN YEARS
itching and Burning Terrible. Ap-
pearance Worse. Had Specialists
and x-Ray, with Some Success,
Others without Relief. Used Cuti-
cura. In 4 Days Relieved. Inside
OF 2 Weeks Cured.

"I had hem suffering with psoriasis
for a period Of ten years. u would dis
appear on asionally for a year or 80 and
then return in worse form than before.
The last attack came on q little over a
year ago. and by early summer had
covered me all over. The itching and
burning were terrible, and my appear
ance was worse. l had tried different
specialists and had had the N-rays used
on me. sometimes with some success and
at Others without relief. In the early
fail Of 1909 l was induced To try the
Cuticura treatment, by O party who
had heard u a remarkable cure II had
made. and confess that ! started in.
not only without faith. but with every
prejudice against the medicine. In four
DAYS | was relieved 81 the Inconvenience.
and inside Of two weeks cured eKcep:
for n slight discoloration % the skin,
which wore Of in a few weeks. sub
sequently saw nv friend Mr..
who had the same trouble. When he
saw the wonderful effect 81 CutICIn
treatment and was we'll in about ten
you have gwen me. and II any ono wants
for that trouble and will send me q
II. ] will he glad to send them a r~corn-
mendation under NV own signature.
Harry q. Martin, 1908 Colvert Bldg.
Baltimore. Nd. Mar. l. 1910"
Cu,icura Remedies sid throushogt the vcrs
Potter DRUG Chem Curp sols Prnrs R0s'1a.
80 Naiied tree. 52-pase boos on sam Erup'pas
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ening 20 put the company into bankruptcy.
whereas IL is in prosperous condition.
du. not To- ANYTHING that Louis has don"
but IN spite 81 him. III" says n" ana
.Iacule- have decided that IL IL time for
divided councils - cease and - that snd
d"ter mined TO put Louis out. lie mas
starteI negotiations 70 finance IN" com
pany's Indebtedness, ha Says, ana
promises zucCs-s
jacques Says IN an affidavit that ho did
overdraw his account sI.O0 in 1875. but
thsre had been illness in his family and he
had q have the money He Says That
Louis had overdrawn 5000 and for that
reason countenacsi what he had done.
In replying affidavits Louis says the
81 On hs took we're profits due him. In
telling ~ sacrifices made for his brothers
he said tina, Andr. was on. of the man
ayers ~ Martins and he himself was en-
plpyed in a lesser capacity Andre was
discharged for misconduct and LOUIS
then left out Of loyalty - his brother
II- said that John Il Martin met him IN
Europe and asked him o. return and n"
dbl 50 Not long afterward Jacques.
then employed NJ Martins. was also
discharged. and after a controversy with
Martin over this Louis quit again. Then
thev went into business together. LOUIS
said hs was making from 5000 10 $1,000
yeir when hs quit Martins II" says
Martin told him that Jacques was dan
garous man and fool and that he would
prov. 10 I've IN. cause Of Louis's ruin.
Concerning his alleged assault y on
Jacques Louis Said that h" was opposesi
- having dances AZ the CAFE. Beaux Arts
for fear ~ would cheaper the place and
that Mr. Anderson. IN. owner. was als1
opposed To- dances there and notified the
brothers that q would not be permitted
He found the defendants clearing the
foor for dancing AZ o ciock uns morning
and 'old them 20 stop They told him
that II he didn't leave they would kick
HIM ont and that he then struck Jacques
onc' IN self defence after Jacques had
struck him twice Andre then interposei
violently. Louis Says. and when he pushed
Louis tn. latter struck once in self-de
fence The dance was not held
LOUIS says that after jacques took his
IN law 20 the two restaurants he decided
that n. words -.mmeiiat. families In
the arbitrator ds.cisIon did not include
such relationships. - he took his sister
law and his wifs's nephew ont there
Louis says he refers to the incident -
the Chateau on July ~ with great re-
l,Ctance and regret He said that Mr..
Levy. a guest. objected 10 the manner in
which jacques addressed a Mrs Macksy.
who had a cottage on the grounds. and
that thereupon Jacques Used vile Ian
gIag. toward Levy lie said jacques
pushed Levy aside and Levy struck him
jacques got a warrant for Levy's arrest
against advice. and Louis Said he fur
nishei bail for Levy and attended tho
hearing because h" thought that was the
least he could do for a guest VINO had been
-un Justly attacked and insulted
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DIED.

BEFBE Aug - Nay Beebe services Tuesdsv
Aug ~. = NJ. TIVE FrSEEsL CHrHcu =
.ai West - FEASE y. CAsPsELL RiDo
CAMP on Tuesday. August N. ~ her -,
denc~ .s7 Lafayette Az. Brooklyn. !
Sarah Weies. daughter Of the late Gen Maria
Eelogz and widow Of samuel X. Camp
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DAY On August ~. 1910. at Butler y
Nroorn nay. ". ID.
Funeral services 80 Methodist Episcopal ca irrs
Butler. y. J.. August 81. Up V.
HEC KsCHER On the 17ih inst. Austin Sev-n,
sou Of the late RichArd and LuereuA :
Heckschcr. at Westerly. " (, In the sd eH
81 hts age Funeral at 81 Mark's Dh-rh
Philadelphia. on Thursday. september / AtG
clock noon. tnterment private
HONELLS.--Entered int rest on Tuesds, = ~
ing. August NJ. Harriet y Ho~els. m 90
18th year % her age.
Funeral services AZ her late residence. ~ sia
init aV.. Upper Montclalr. V J. on Wedns'i"
sfiernoon 81 O'Clock tut.rnent ~ FirS
ing. y. v. az the convenience Of The fauiiH
McDowYLI..-t1ghih month. .Sth 1870 jo's7a
T Mcdowell. In the asth year Of hts age
Funeral at friends Meeting House 10 scrs'
InerHorn 81 Brooklyn. N day Th nos'1
atst At,P.M
PETTEE On Angus, -. a, ssratosA sprrsa
y. y. Lyman v. Peisee. sse o. years
Services at late residence. ih22 AIrensrN
rood. Fistbush. Brooklyn. "Wednesday s's
ninEs o'clock. Interment 80 oouv-n'snes
81 family.
ROBINSON At Naneubsd AusH1a AlSs'
10 1910. Phebe Helen. widow Of 'ears'
Rooinson. Of Nsw YORK -iiy. Fun-s -
vices 81 Der late residence Pas H'a .
90 THURSDAY. September :. 40 - oc.S'
a interment ~ pouEhheeps'' "
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new STRIKE ORDER TO POLICE
HITI mr. REIOkES FORuER IN
STRI CTIONN ON PICkETING.
Follow inG Cons RuIInE. ne relIs Baker
STRIKERS Must he Treated ~ other
tuyens AIton %. Parker To carry
20 APPEAL AGAINST Justices Decision.

Acting Mayor Mitchell sent a letter last
evening ~ Police Commissioner Baker
which was 49, follows
Since writing INV letter 20 YOU Of
August ~ 1910. m regard - m" conduct
81 the Pole" Department n the cloak
makers' strike now IN progress. Mr. JusiiC"
Goa has handed down an important de-
cislon affecting thus matter
The learned Justice has found as
fact that the man purpo-. amt intent %
this StrIk" - Illegal and has ISSUED an IN
junction restraining the strikers from
pursuing their present course
Il have h"en IN communication with
Judge Gon and he has adv is.'d IN" that hl-
finding ~ 20 the effect that the intent of
this strike - illegal Your department
IL an administrative on" and mus, take
IT. law from m" courts With thus finding
II fact hy IN. Supr-m" Court that the pur
pos" II tins strike IL illegal It follows that
you may no longer permit strikers any
greater privileges nn the streets than
ordinary ctiIeu,
In view. therefore. - this new new de-
cisl"n Won should not follow any longer
my communication 81 August ~ 1910.
which following th. d..cisinus ri IN" court
ot Appeals governing strikes directed
20 legal ohI,ct instructed yoy 'p allow
ia" strikers to picket m front of the cloak
makers shops ~ small numu"rs.
The -trIN" leader. reported .Stsrdav
that ~ -JudC" Alton y Parker has Teen
retained "a u"half e ~" union t. help
IN appealing from Justice Co.'s decision
Meyer I.Dndon. regular counsel tor N.
strikers said that -V-Judgs Parker will
b.. IA town today fYr a consultation ~.
gnrdIng the entering Il the apIeal and
. assist IA reIaT.ng the necessary briefs
NJ matter NNIt "a. 1..tCpu' ut the
strik" may h- BE- said. IN" ap,'-al will
e. on ~ this injunction - a serious mat.
ter Tor the unions We are PREPARING
10 taA" the ca-" :. 10" ApI-'llat" DIVISION
ot the Suprptn'' HGTt md u usUss-dTy
- the Court " Appeals hay" not
rrsn served with a copy ~ Justice Co.'s
order n"i'hsr - far a. ! SNOW hav" the
officers ut the union W" arr wiling
however tr bet that g. and will ~ IN
with our yrcT nrdtInns q appeal
President Abraham R's-nh"rg - N"
International Wrn.ns Garment Work
-rr IN. - nm" defendants named N IN"
IN Iunctiun. sand b" had not been s~ry-d
With a copy 90 = He could not ~"r h"
said. hH'y s'r,s" pockets VII W-r" Walking
along he streets could not hlN" me same
rights ~ other ci'ly.u-
III. ylcS"ts ar, -illi On du'y B." SaId
They nav. mot u.-u detailed and nav"
received up lus'rIC'l1u- from .s Hut
they know what piCk'ts can do and ar"
No NOR" ANXIOUS - break the Law than
are and We have aiWaV- been against
disorder ~ any shaia None ~ the
strikers has returned and the effect ~
the injunction has teen - make them
'rm-r than over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31
WOTRiTH STATE LEiGTE.
Three Candidates for ,o,~rnor Attend
Another Prot onN entIon Meeting.

AIBA.Y. Aug ~ The Democratic
state League. orgarizei at saratoga
las' fall. u To- hold its second annual con
ference az Rorh"stsr September -. tho
! light before the Democratic state con-
v~ntion meets, an September 20 This
was Determined by the executive com
mltt~e which me; here to-day. Thosa
6'ter ing were three candI iates for
Governor Chairman Thomas VI Osborne
ia 80 D-Caiy Herrick. AZ proxy for
William =. Role of New York city and
Eiwari VI shepard ~ Brooklyn. John
Anderson 81 EsseN. William O. Rice Of
Alha"y. Jane, h. GlAvin % Saratoga
and Secretary Frar ciS 4. Willard
Each Assembly district will Re entitlel
80 three votes AT the Cot fere- 90, which
will be held In the II g asrrmbly room OF the
HOte. So eca The executive committee
81 the league will holi its next meeting
or the Afternoon Of September - AZ the
Hotel Sc eca.