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New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
AN OPPONENTS TRIBUTE
The Superiority of the Republican Stats
Ticket Frankly Admitted
~ York EvcninE -

From The New York Evening Post.
OF the lesser Democratic candidates.
Thomas r. Conway, the candidate for liS'l-
tenant Governor, ranks a PlattSourS
politician of ordinary calibre. of whose zee
ord more viii soon be heard. Edward La
zanSky. slated for Secretary OF state. X
an offset 10 =. :. EOenig. the present Re-
publican incumbent and candidate for re-
election. Mr. I.aZausky is jew. sradu-
ate and a trustee Of the city college. Where
he bears an excellent reputation, although
in no wise distinguished. William Sohmsr.
the office Of Controller. with its rich patron
age. He made a poor II not a bad recOrd
while i'm the Legislature. which record VII
now be set forth at length. " the parry
managers are wise they will give Mr.. Soh-
mer leave to resign Thomas j. CarWodNs
cral Is "A ''spellbinder. who was useful
tool of the bosses in the Carnegie Hall con-
VentiOn of three years agO in ltWleSSiy
unseating delegates opposed TO the bosses.
without reason and IN haSrant defiance OF
common deCenCy. Mr.. Bensel the candidale
for State Engineer. il well known in this
city where he has been considered the best
type of the Tammany city official. tie has
"a high professional standing. Frank NJ
Williams Of Oneida. the Republican can
didate for this office. is also an able en-
CIneer OF long service 20 the state James
Thompson. OF ALLEY Falls. u prosperous
Republican business man, who seeks 10 be-
come Treasurer l0'OntrOlSrl. while against
Mr Csrmody Is opposed the present tnCum-
bent Edwin r. OMalley. who has made
good record iu office MI TN al. the minor
Republican candidates are a. whole sn~
this h said We have next 10 weigh I'm ths
balance the candidates for Governor ana
the two platforms. the malign influences Oh
Gle ons side end those on the other.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEW ar

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Newport, oct. 3-Nr. and Mrs. Fl 10
timer Brooks will close their seaa-
morrow and go to New York. 1fr -
Mrs @. ". Hutton will return 70 Ba' IA
for the winter this week
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh d. Auchinclos ..HI
close on October Is.
Registered az the Casino to-day ver -,
Maurice Congdon, of Providence. who. uHt.
Mrs. Congdon. is a guest OF Mrs. William
Cirosvenor: r. T. Pearson and F. r A
Pearson. Of Newport. and Fl. Nickerson, OF
PittsfeId
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cass Isdyard ana
J. F. "A. Clark have gone TO New York.
Mrs. J. r. ID. Lanier has recovered from
slight illness.
Miss c. Ogden Jones entertained at dine
ner this evening
Yr and Mrs. Lewis r. McCaEs. vhS
have been guests of Miss Jones. bavs
returned to New York.
Daniel r Fearing has returned from q
New York visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard NJ Thomas will
not close their season until November Is.
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore has re-
turned from Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson has gore -
New York for brief visit
Mr. and Mrs FL A. G. Tsyior are e1s
pectsd back from Europe on October L.
Miss Edna BarEer was able 70 sic up for
a short time to-day after her attack os
pneumonia. Miss Bargsr, toGsth. -"
Samuel F. Barger. Mrs. Barssr valIact
and Miss Jean Wailach, will depart foE
New York next week.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
A WORD FOR MR.. WAINWRIGHT.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Like Mr.. Low, I am a sojourncr
for a considerable portion of the year I'm
Westchester County, and have a speaking
acquaintance with conditions generally
prevalent I'm the Newcastle and Bedford
sections. at least. The people worth while.
in this neighborhood agree with Mr.. Low In
his commentator of Senator Wainwright.
and those OF his party certainly. and others
as well. II is believed. will be glad to have
the opportunity to reward him for faithful
and intelligent service rendered by voting
for him for second term.
The intirnation that the people don't
know what they want and can't have II II
they do is disturbing. The spirit Of un
rest is pervading our periods of repose /;
wings are growing with which some day
the Westchester voter will rise and fly out
Of the mean esthte in which politically he
has so far and so strangely voluntarily
dwelt
The state Senate will need good men this
winter beyond peradventure. and West
chester, an interesting section of the state,
increasing yearly in Importance owing 20
it's rapid development and consanguine re
latons with the great city of New York.
viii need an intelligent, reliable and tude-
pendent man. and Mr.. Wainwright Is so
regarded. In the present instance. those
who have publicly minated determina-
tion 10 interfere with Mr.. Wainwrights re-
nomination. which il has been the party
custom in like cases to award, may well
think twice before taking such action.
Some day this bawble franchise. the toy
and sport of the politician. VIII take a new
dignity. viewed from the broader horizon
OF citizenship. and there will be an awak-
ening worth while in this county where Il
Is greatly needed. JOHN \. CuL1 Elk.
New York. Sept. 80. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The new Chinese Senate
was opened i'm Pel1ing by the Regent,
Prince Chun. =- Booker 7. Washing
ION was the guest Of King Frederick of
Denmark, taking dinner at the palace at
Copenhagen and meeting members OF
7he royal family. including Queen Alex
andra of England == Eight new
cases of cholera and five deaths from
The disease were reported i'm the city Of
Narles alone. - Premier Canalejas,
In his interview in Madrid. character
lzed Sundays demonstrations by Cath
Giles as a blow 70 CiericaliSnl. --- Pro-
fessor Rombarda. a militant anti-cleri-
cal was shot by an army lieutenant IN
Lisbon -- Count Leo TolStoy, IN IN
interview published in 81. Petersburg.
called the Jewish pale absurd and vio-
latinn of human rights The White
star Steamship Company decided def
1-iieiv 10 abandon Holyhesd. Wales. as a
1ort Of call Or. Relisario Porras.
81 was announced n Panama, will rep
resent fhe JSthmian republic in Wash
iUgton-
DOMESTIC C.-Delegates 10 the Inter
Nuational Prison Congress an Washington
M iscussed a resolution urging that the
Warnings Of prisoner should z" first
20 his family and then 20 himself upon
release. =--C5rif1in Halstea5, son Of the
late MUrst Hslstead. was indicted by
the federal grand jury in Washington
on charges of embeZllcrnent and larceny.
New MeEiCo's constitutional con-
Vention, which met at Santa Fe. was in
control Of the conservative element IA
Nored by President Taft. - Luther
W Mott of OSwego. was nominated for
member Of Congress from the 18th Dis
frict on the first ballot in the Repub-
lican Congress convention held at Water
town, n Y. -- Congressman Gillett,
who was renominated at Springfield,
Mass. repudiated C3nnOniSm.
CTTY.-Stocks We're stronE.== Mayor
Caynor spent half a day At the City
tail after an absence nf nearly two
months Holm PUrroY Mitchell. in
the report of his Stewardship acting
Mayor, asked Mayor Gaynor To dismiss
Police Commissioner Baker. charging
the Police Commissioner with disobedl-
.Dcp and falSehood Plans were
made al the formal notification of Henry
7. Stiroson. the nominee for Governor.
to-day. 10 set a hot pace wor the Replh-
1ican state campaign. -= Fourteen men
on the list Of presumptive dead on the
battieEhip New Hampshire reported for
duty yesterday
THE WEATHER.-Indicati for to-
dav: Fair and warmer. The temperature
Yesterday: Highest 90 degrees, low
est. %.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
I'm which she vaunts her bargain III

In which she vaunts her bargain III Nui-
rGndack SableS 900,
One wonders, however. II sue 9.
" deceived in the transaction H. :"
many women are deceived when pusins
furs with expensive looking na,"eo o.
one-tenth the market value VI -.
thing. Is it not rather case VI
understanding between seller anu w"
toner. one of those many ht'ie
of make-believc TO which the ''i''''''''
Imagination can impart the slaino'i u
delightful reality? What pleas"i'
there be for woman, full of the JOY VI
shopping, in saying, Il want I"
that black catskin muff in your WIZ
dow? To force her TO do so "ou'u
only add still another to the growing
number of her grievances against i''e
oppressive sex. She has her own mys-
terious ways. and one of them Is 10 ap-
pear to be deceived when she chooses
1t is thus, we think in the case OF nedi-
lu1uries when the real IuxUries are pe
yond her reach. She will take care VI
the money part of the transaction none
the less.
We remember. also. that other myste-
rious, sensitive soul, the artist, and MS
cherished possession, the supposedly seal
or sable coat. Could he outliye the eN-
posure? We fear not. Indeed, when we
consider the possible extension of the
scope of this auti-near-many things cam
paign to the field Of art we stand 40
paled. What terms shall be applied to
the near-products that now parade I'M
bluShingly as bcIIeSIcttrcS. drama, paint
Ing. sculpture music: Unofficial desiS-
nations for them there be many. but viii
publisher ever he able TO bring himself
to announce, BEST Sellers latest trash
cit looks like literature and reads much
easier? or is il conceivable that a
canvas covered with paint will ever be
exhibited In a show window honestly Ia
belled, This daub. with frame, $1l 81
There is such n thing as temperament
and also story about a man who rashly
undertook TO tell the naked truth for q
period of twenty -four hours.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
-VANNUTELLI HERE TODAY
Archbishop Farley Will Meet His
Eminence in Hoboken.

Cardinal Vannutellt viii arrive in Ne~
York to-day in order to be present a. thu
conservation ceremonies of 81 Patrick $
Cathedral. He left Cresson. Penn. 1asS
night. and will reach Newark early this
morning. where he Will be the guest OF
Bishop John J. OCounOr- Mons signOr
Whe1en. of Newark, and Monsi gnors Muir
ply and WALL of New York. viii meet this
Cardinal and go with him 10 the Bishops
house. With him will be Bishop O'Cou-
nell. of san Frsncisco; 1fonsignor tbs
Prince de Croy. Father tialese Uginet and
the Cardinals two nepllevs. Counts Ca
liIeo and EnricO VannUteIIi; lf0nsigncr
Cagiati, gentleman-in- waiting. and Thomas
Hugh Kelly, Knight Commander of ths
Order of st. Gregory
After a mass in Newark the Cardinal
and party will go to Hoboken. where they
VIII be met by Archbishop Farley and
others at the North German Lloyd pier.
-Nt 10 a. IN. they will leave Pier \. North
River. for ii trip up the Hudson as far as
Grants tomb. returning 10 the Columbia
Yacht Club pier, at S6th street. a5Oug
noon. Thousands of public school chill
dren will meet them there. and they
VIII then 80 to the archiepisCopaI resi-
dence. where Cardinals VannuteIH and
Gibbons Will be guests during their stay
IN New York
The fast for the clersy Of the Nrcl-
bishops and MOnSignor LavClle's houses
began at midnight last night and viii
continue until the conservation ceremonies
are over tomorrow. The vigil of the
sacred relics began at the same time.
They will BE- watched continuously at ths
Cathedral College until they are carried
To the cathedral. about Z O'clock tO-moT-
row morning
4 dinner will he given 10 Cardinal VAN
nutelli on Thursday at Z D. nm. AZ the ear
melite Protectory, no. 32S East l9tN
street He will sing the mass for tas
children on that day.
Among those who arrived yesterday an
the guests OF Nonsignor Murphy a.
Bishop Cornelius Van dc Ven. OF NstChi-
toches. La: Bishop Theodore Nserschasrt,
Of Oklahoma. and Bishop John J Mona
CHAN, of Wilmington. Del
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
THROUGH THE CARoLINA SOUNDS

The coming completion Of the channel
through the North Carolina sounds IS
hailed as a boon 10 sailors. 1t will be
that. even i'm this first and by 10 means
final stage. and IT. will be something
more. 1t will be Il vindication of the
common sense and enterprise of the
American people. IL has been delayed
entirely TOO long. the scale on which the
work Is now being done is inadequate
and there are other similar tasks 10 20
finished before full use can be- made
81 even this preliminary achievement.
Nevertheless, il viii be q serviceable
thing in itself, while as an earnest and
;-uars ntee Of something more and bet
fer il rs WORTHY of ? hearty welcome.
4 glance 81 the map. If that is neces-
Esrv. is sufficient te show the immense
utility Of the waterway which is now
nearing completion and 10 arouse won
der at the hong delay in developing IL
- rs fullest use The waters off Hat
feras. indeed from Cape Lookout 10 the
Canes Of the Delaware, are among the
stormiest and most dangerous of the
whole coast. Hundreds Of vessels have
been lost there and multitudes Of lives
Yet nature has provided a way Of avoid
jns that perilous passage by safer and
actually shorter way, needing only "A
lille Ia bor To make il available From
The Virginia line 10 Beaufort stretches
Aeries Of half dozen connected inland
sounds. mostly with a nayigabie depth
of water Even the shaIiOwest Of them
has hitherto had five feet safe depth.
Now minimum available depth Of
eight feet il being established, 30 that
M any time Of year and in any weather
vessels of not more than that draft
ca. Dass safely inland from Philadel-
phia 20 Beaufort: for the Delaware
River and Chesapeake Bay aud Ches-
apeake Bay and the Carolina sounds
are already connected with canals nine
or ten feet deep which are open all the
wear.
All these waterways should and doubt
less will Zee deepened. 80 as 10 be navi-
gable by ordinary coasting steamers
More than that. they should and must
Dc eNtendeJ nortbw3rd We sPcll" ihe
other da, If The proposed canal across
htW jersey. only thirty miles OF actual
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
sToRER HERE.

Bellany Storer. former American Am
bassador 10 Vienna. arrived here yester-
dav on the Red star liner Lapland from
Antwerp. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Storer. who. NO said. was not I'm part'ru-
iarly good health. Mr.. Storcr said ne had
beeu travelling in and about Switzeriand
and that after brief visit With his son
at Sarauac lake he would so TO Cincin-
natl When the steamship arrived az
Quarantine. Mr. Storer shielded his Vile
from the ship news reporters, saying that
he did not want her 10 he disturbed oy
inferNiRNers m
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
JUDGE POLLARD HoNoREp.

Augsburg. Bavaria. oct. 3-The Nationai
Temperance Convention IN session mere
gave one day To honoring Judge Wliliam
jefferson Pollard. of -. Louis, whose sSs-
tenn of reforming inebriates VIII be INTRO
duced into Germany. Last year IN" IN
ternational Auti-Alcoholtc Congress adopt
ed a declaration In favor OF the enforce
ment of the Pollard SYSTEM. which places
drunkards on probation ON their taking
the pledge.
Reports submitted to-day Indicate very
considerable growth w tempe tshce. y ne ne
off twenty per cent In two years,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

cutting will be needed for if, and not
Philadelphia. but New York. Will ne the
northern terminal of the system Nor
would we stop even here. The cape
Cod Canal. after more than century of
delay, is at last i'm the way of becoiiinS
an accomplished fact, and when IL -
opened the inland coast waterways VIII
reach from Beaufort 10 Boston: such
a sheltered route of commerce as the
world can nowhere else show connect
ing the four great commercial cities OF
the north Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
NEW MINISTER FROM PANAMA
Well Known Lawyer to Represent
Jsthmian Republic at Washington.

Panama. oct. st IS announced that
the next Minister from Panama ~ the
United states will be TT- Relisario Porras,
the distinguished lawyer and political lead
or. who was Pansma's representatives az
the Hague conference % 1901 and az the
Psn-Apnerican Congress of American Re
publics at Buenos Ayres last summer DR..
Porras. who has been Minister Resident
70 Brazil, is q great admirer of the Amer
lean people and Of American institutions
Carlos Arosemcna, the present occupant
of the diplomatic post at Washington. will
he appointed Secretary of Public Works.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Invitations have already been issued by
the executive committee for q meeting in
1911 of the International Medical Associa-
ton TO contribute to the suppression Of
war. The Invitation bears reprint of the
original call dated March 10, 1905, which
saws: 1.-The horrors of the present war
have suggested TO several colleagues the
idea of assembling at Paris, at q date
which will be fixed later on, an tnterna-
tionaI congress of medical men. who in ths
name of their mission of humanity would
meet 10 protest against armed conflicts.
thus bringing a powerful assistance TO the
work of peace by arbitration
There IS fortune awaiting the man who
invents luminous collar button that YOU
can see in the dark when II rolls under
the bureau.-Philadelphia Record.
THE PREVAILING FASHION.
The Autumn Girls
In town once more
From mountain heights
And sea-splashed shore,
Along the erstwhile
Streets of gloom
She blossoms like
An autumn bloom.
And be she Sadie,
Ruth or Fan,
She wears n lovely
y Coat of tan.
w. j. LAMPTON.
Poor Ferguson! l hear he broke his
neck last night
'"The deuce he did, How did IL happen?'
"He tried 10 jump on the last aeroplane
for home after II had started and missed
II by three inches. Chicago Record Her
aid.
The ex-Shah of Persia, Mohammed Ali.
has been invited to join the board of direct
ors of a bank in PoljalSov. Here is a hint
for another ruler In exile, Abdul Hamid.
Tommy-Pop. what is an octopus?
Tommys Pop-An octopus, my son, is a
monster 10 be found principally in political
cartoons-Ph Philadelphia Record.
Writing from Birmingham, Consul AL
bert lIalstead reports that the British
Board of Trade has appointed depart
mental committee to make inquiry into
tho question of color blindness among per
cons employed in responsible positions In
the merchant service or on fishing yes
GELS, for sscertaining what alterations are
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

staclc 10 the advancement of Russian
interests in that direction, while the re-
ported building of a Rumanian navy,
including two or three DreadnoughtS.
AT a cost of S5o.OOO.O00 will decidedly
change the military aspect in the Black
Sea and cause Russia to wish that her
ship canal from the Baltic 10 The Euxine
were already completed 1t is an ardu-
aus and complicated task which Mr..
Sazonoff has i'm hand If he is expected
10 restore Russian influence or to pro-
mote Russian interests in the Balkans.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
COMMODITIES AND THEIR NAMES.

The nearfood and near-drug ques-
tions having beep settled, the near-fur
situation is now TO be taken in hand.
To be sure, il is not SO serious as the
others. for whereas a substitute or adul-
terated food or drug is II dishonest decep-
tion, inferior at least, and often posi-
lively harmful, "A dyed rabbit skin by
any other name will keep it's wearer just
as warm, and there is at least no impo-
sifion in the matter Of price. However,
let MS be honest and call things by their
right names. a principle Is involved. SO
let MS have no more "silYcred FOX,
or Australian lynx. ar Saghalicn seal.
Patricia O'Bricn, who is still doing the
country, We Believe, with The Chorus
Lady" Nill have TO cut that famous Gns
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
THE KNowLEpeloUs SHERIFF.

From The Catlcttsburg tky) Tribune
Sheriff Calvin must be concededly the
best posted man In the county with re.
gard TO the people. where they i've. what
much the Harious hogs on their farms
weigh and how many gallons Of apple but
ter the housewives are putting away Tor
winter. In fact. a ven known cN'Hsh -, ~
town stated YESTERDAY that he could tel
how many mice inhabited thousands CT
corn shocks in the county. aha cetts,tA
that is getting y down s, tns Novsn,bsT TO''NS'
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
NesuDork Irihm,1e.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1910.

This ne1rSpgper IS olCned and pub
fisHed dg The Tribune Association, n
Mem York corporation; office and pTin-
cipo. place Of business, Tribune Build
spg. No. 154 Nassau street, Aelo YORK;
ogden Mills. president; Ogden III. Reid,
secretary: James II. BozTett, treasurer.
The address of the officers is the Office
Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

In appealing for leniency for his clt
ent, who had pleaded guilty in the fed
eral court on charge of smuggling, an
ingenious and reSourceful lawyer is
represented as suggesting yesterday
that the prisoner at the bar should not
."be considered a smuggler, but simply
"a person who had yielded to the
temptation of committing an infrac-
"tion of the revenue laws" However
much the vulgar smuggler may deserve
punishment, there should evidently be
no penalty whatever for so thoroughly
respectable and distinguished q person
age as IAN iufractor of the revenue
laws! Great are the resources Of our
capacious and delicately shaded mother
tongue.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
IN THE BERKSHIRES.

GEy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Lsnox. Oct. S.-Dr. and Mrs. Francis 2
kinnicutt, who have been at the Willis
cottage for several weeks. went To New
York to-day. Mrs. Kinnicutt will be cpsr-
ated on at the Presbyterian Hospital on
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

If the Democratic ticket is success
ful and the Legislature is Democratic,
win it be Charles F. Murphy for United
States Senator? 1t was after "Fingey'
Conners had betrayed an ambition to he
Senator that his retirement was de-
creed.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Ne ,,d N;,e. Harold n sands. vino vent
sbrood shortly after their marriage carry
in tho summer have returned 10 TINS c"u"-
r., and are now the guests Of Mrs SANDS
,,ronts ur and Mrs. J. Franklin Mctah-
don. At n llsemont. near philadelphia Ths5
7-fu ,o IN Newport this week 20 stay Tor
ebort time with Mr. Sa1ds's mother, Mrs
William III. Sands.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. who returned from
Furope recently. has opened his house AT
Fifth avenue and sd street Mrs. Wander
biIt has postponed her departure from me
other side. and will not return 10 this COun-
try until about the middle of November
Miss Carol Hartman arrived in town
Yesterday from Arden, and was among
those seen at DeImOnicos during the
luncheon hour Others there were Mr.
Richard Mortimer Mrs. Albert Could Jen-
nipgs. Mrs oliver H. 2. Belmont and MIS-
Spotswood d. Schenck-
Frederick w Whitridge, Colonel Robert
NJ. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Sloan
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Scribner and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert u. Robbins are due to
arrive in New York from Europe on Thurs
day on board the Mauretania-
Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander. who spent
the summer in France. England and Switz-
erIand, arrived in New York on sunday on
board tho Celtic With MIR. Rhineiander'
she will go to Briarcliff next week 10 pass
tho remainder of the fall
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs has opened her
house at Fifth avenue and S7th street for
the season.
Mrs. George Bisgdeu has returned 70
town from Seabrisht. y. J.
Mrs. lie Roy King has closed her villa
at Newport and has returned to town.
T. Hampden Robb and his daughter. Miss
CorneIia V. Robb. win go to Southampton
to-day 10 spend the remainder of the
month Mr.. Robb has just returned from q
trip to Boston. He spent Sunday at Lenox
Mr. and Mrs. Eh1ngham Lawrence have
sailed from Liverpool for New York and
are due here at the end Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan have re
turned TO the city from Winter HarbOr
Me, and are at the Hotel Gotham for the
autumn.
Miss Angela de ACosts, daughter OF Mrs
Ricardo de Acosta, will be married to VIII
| lam @. SewaII. son of the late William 3
| SewaIl, of Boston, on November Is. at the
home of Mrs. de Acosta, in Madison ave
nue.. Shortly after the wedding Mr.. Sewal
| and his bride will go to South Africa. Mis-.
dc AcOsta is sister of Mrs Philip NJ
I.ydig. Mrs. Oren Root and Mrs. A. Robe
| son Sargent.
| Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard re
turned TO town yesterday from Newport
Mrs Prescott Hall Butler has arrived a
her country place at St. James, Long Isl
| and, from Tuxedo.
Mrs. Elliott f. Shepard returned TO tn,
| city yesterday from Bar HarbOr. where sh
| spent the greater part of the summer.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

Mr. and Mrs. Efingham Lawrence have
sailed from Liverpool for New York and
are due here at the end of the week.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster Morgan have re-
turned to the city from Winter Harbor,
Me, and are at the Hotel Gotham for the
autumn.