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.CHAINN."
typewriter GiFIp PiAS Enthusiastically
Recelved by l.sndon Audience.

Special Cahis Dsspafch 10 THE SuN
LONDON May IA meaErs audience
assembled tonight at Frohmans roper
tory theatre % witness the production
of Elizabeth Bakers play, Chains.
The author, who IL . typeWrter still
employed In an once. attended the re-
hearAAls during her lunch hour, the only
leisure time she had. What the audience
Iaoked In numbers IL made up In enthUsi-
asm.
Chains was frat prOducsd last year
by tho Playgoers az a Sunday night
performance Il IL tha story % a dty
clerk who 10 soi1ed with a desire 20 90
out into the world and 10 ~ away from
the routine % life. His Voc. family and
friends. however. urge him not 70 %.
Nc succurnbs and settles down 20 daily
dFuagsry.
Types Of the lower middle class are
faithfully represented. Tho audience
demanded the authoress until she vas
forced % appear. and a little. shrinking
frightened figure was led on 70 the stage
by two % the actors Although this 10
her first play IL Il a notable work. Il is
Wen constructed, with Ibsenesque touches.
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ACCUSE U. S. NAVAL OFFICERS.
msnamsn say Boms one sn ne New Vera
PAID Them WIN BoFllaW water.

HNAfiAA GNlNl AN4NAlNN - NAA HNA
PANS. Nay IA despatch nom
ToulOn 10 he Temps says q complaint has
bsen lodged with the rouioh police By
two local boatman against two Oaloous q
The American cruissr New YOrk. which n
now IN that hArbOr
Ascending 20 tho Declarations 81 the boat
men they took the officers 10 thu ship last
night Whsn they reaShed the aids Of the
veasel they were asked 10 20 on board to
get their money. One Of the bOatmen
went on board He says he was assaulted
by thu officers and had 20 make . hAsty
return 70 HE boat He declares that he
wAs wounded In several places during tbs
assault
The boatmen AIleRs that they then tried
10 demonstrate with the officers from their
pratt at the sids Of the ship. but boiling
water was thrown upon them. thsy say.
and they had 70 row away 10 save them
selves
The men ruwed 70 the uide Of tho French
armOred cruiser PothuAu. which Wa
anchored near by. in order 10 procure wit
nesses 10 their wounds.
Ths American Consul has been informed
% the affair but 20 far nothing h known
about Il a. thu Ministry of Marine In Paris.
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aheruE and Grand Jun Arrested.

PATEnsON. n. j.. May H. sheriff John
RAncier, Deputy Sheriff Burpo and the
twenty-five members OF the present.
Passaio county Grand Jury were arrested
aad taken into court at Pasaaic to-day.
The Grand Jury was out on an inspection
tour In automobiles Going through
paauaio. n la charged. they his up q high
apeed and 4 bicycle policeman chased
niem, rounded dp tha entire lot and took
them bgiore Chief % Police Hendry. The
eAief paroiod them 90 appear In court 10
MnFFuW m0FminW
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DENVER SEEMS 10 ma WET
Estimates Indicate . Defeat Tor ProhIbl.
item.

Estimates Indicate . Defeat Tor Prohlbl.
item
DENVER. Col. May i7.-That Denver has
gone vet seems assured by the scattering
returns received At . O'Clock. The betting
on a wet majority SNOW , 10 1. with little
dry money IN sight
Defeat Of the twenty year water fran
chlss IN Ahso indicated.
The ballot n a long one and its oomposi-
ton 90 confusing 10 the average voter
that accurate estimates OF the result
cannot be made before midnight. and pos
sibly not before morning.
The dFyu maintain that they viii carry
the city. but the estimates Of careful
observers AZ the polls are that the wets
viii have at least 500 majority.
The election was peaceful and with fine
weather heavy vote was polled.
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NILWAUKEES HEALTH OFFICER
~. RackeF Gets FsFssash Prem AFE.s e
AE=sEs F.=sS.

MmWAUKEK. kiAy iT.-Dr "sis!s:s;
Colby RnCler Of the United States Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service has
received leAve Of absence for a year 10
AOOspt the post Of Health Commissioner
Of Milwaukee.
The information IL contained in q
despatch b the Milwaukee Jnurnal.
which says that Dr.. Fuckers hirlough
was granted by direction of President
Taft and that Surgeon General Wyman
would 80 advise MATor Emil Seidel Of MI
waukss. who rendered the appointment
20 Dr.. RuckeF.
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s,rMer. 90 on Nnlilamsn.

HAsNTBAL. No. Aay 7.-Ths state
militia on guard az the Atlas Portland
Cement COmpany'B plant ~ Ilasco was
arod on By strihoFu this morning ~ the
dynamite magazine. The militiAmen ~
TUNED tha Are and the strikers eaeaped
h the underbFuah. No one was injured
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HRAVE LITTLE GRAND DUKE.
ElsFeaitaFy PSInse - StdsnbuFg saves Hh
Aant PFSm nFOWuing.

Apen9 CaAe DsapMea 70 THn auN
BuRLnS. Nay f.-Ths tWelvs-ysaF-ol
Hereditary Grand Duke Nicholas Of Old
enburg. eldest soa Of TIE reigning Grand
DUKE. rescued hisa aunt, the Grand Duchess
Marie Of Ms0klsnburg- schWsrin. from
drowning last Sunday.
Ths Grand Duchess had just stepped
into q boat when Il suddenly capaised.
throwing her into alX feet q water
Grand DUKE NisAOlas. who was standing
on the Pier. instantly jumped overheard
and Eraspsd he sinking woman.
He pulled her 10 ths surface and al
though be was not atFoag enough % got
her Qua Of the water hs supported her
until his shouts for help were answered.
rhs Grand Duke q MsoklsnbuFg has
conferred the Grand DuChy life saving
medal on The boy.
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WOMEN AHEAD ~ ART.
FIRST = PIaees and Mere IIonors scOOped
IN az Parts Pine Arts schoal.


PAREs, May IN Bonnat. director
OF the School Of Fine Arts announces that
a. the result Of the competitive exami-
nations for entrance 20 that school the
first three places were won by women.
seven other women are listed among
the first sixteen places. which insures Gov
emmental positions for those ~ listsd
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NO PERMIT 10 WEAR CLOTHES.
I'naseessaFy. says the AIayor-yetoes .
Sidewalk Grant.

Two weeks ago the Aldermen passed
q resolution permitting Dr.. William 4
Nay 10 have a servant IN uniform stationed
IN frOnt Of his hOnss 70 attend 70 the car
riaRcs Of his patients. In vetoing the
resolution he Mayor wrote yesterday
10 the board:
The resolution u wholly unneces-
sary Dr.. William Sullivan May may dreas
his man and also himself In any cos
llIraes he sees I'd without the Dermis-
sion Of the Board % Aidsrmsn.'
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TO REJECT INCOME TAX.
I.SuIainma LssislAaaFs EHPsstsa % yots
Agnmsa Pvopssed Amonameat.

ElIullI1nN LNIIIIIlIITH lIIIlIEIII % NVNI
Against PFoposea Amendmeai.
NEw ORLEANS. May 1.-The indioa-
tons ars that tia Louisiana Legislature.
which b now In geasi0n. VIII reiect he
inCou,a taH amandmant 10 he Federal
Constellation. IN refefring Ire matter
20 tho General Assembly Gov. sanders
declared HE opposition 10 tn amondmana
on The ground hat Il would permit Con-
rroas 10 taK the income from STATE honda
and thta practically tar 8tata honda.
q power " doas not nov poulega.
This viaw 70 lndoraad % 4 very largo
egtant b. the pTgn1 81 Ire btata. whioh
has hitherto ham supporting lhs amend
meBt. and q IL understood that the
amendment Win not BE- approved
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Hln.uar llaks. aa.aA Knn,n.

RoCELAND. No. Nay 1.-The new tor
palo boat destroyer Fluuser made twelve
runs over tho MEASURED mile Oouras hars
to-day. Hhe attained 1a.9f knots an hour
On one run and had en- average speed Of
mss knoea for I've Ftna.
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BEGGAR HAD $751;
The Result Sf TIVE Days Activity N Fsur
teenth street. lie says.

William c. Cooper. who said that he had
no home. was in the night court last nj ght
charged With begging He was arrested
ia Fen-tsenth street az the instance Of
JAMES FOrbes al the society for the Pre-
vention Of Charity lmposture, and 90
vas found In his pockets. Cooper said
that was the result % two days work In
Fourteenth street, where be said he was
psddling. He had no license and the Mag
istrats lined him IS.
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wo l AZ ts-i 3 - LSa i.'S "a risayu Jans
10 q riaNgH gnll rltllHllN llll aFe
;Tis6si OFssS. ~ 90 i1n9 nwag. Aat1r Mouse
-Aar.
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a.ae 10 ~. LOUIS AND NgruR8
Nnv ~ % and D. pgnnHyivalia llnlllQafs
ri5isia Fnai 20 return untl MaT % Sc uftet
tTrniI..- lafr
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UpROGR IN BGLLTEGBR CASE
LIE PASSED, WOMEN Mss AND
POLICEMAN CALLED IN.

ltensgraVher Kerry says Part q nal
fingers Testimony AbOSt M I.Awteg
memorandum was UntFus-Glvea
More DctaIls-PTNais Letters Abous
q. ". Perkins's Trlp 70 AlaslSA IntFa-
ducea-IAwter DeaouAces Garaeld
Phnehot ami nrAndeis ~ cOrrupteFs
- Ksrby-Wants n On the Recosd as
SVEN TO-Thsn tie Gives ths l.la
10 RrAndeh-Tafrs Name BFgusht
IN Oftea -CoInmitteemen IEritatesl.
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Why did you assume that your tesii-
mony would cause your diEmissaii' inter-
ieCtsd Representative DENLY.
4 knew what had happened 20 Claws. .
replied KeTby quickly.
In reply 20 rapid IRE Of questions from
Mr.. Vertreea. Representative Dsnhy and
Chairman Nelson. Korby told in doiail
how he had come 20 make his statement.
He said that about the tina Presidents
Taita istter Was reooiyed exonorasinE
Secretary BallinEor he had had a talk With
Hugh Brown. former secretary % Or.
Garfield. IN which be- had dropped the res
mark that the Presidents letter had boou
prepared In Suhstancs IN soogut@Fy Ral4
iingar'a once. Latar b. had dil0tul1l
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Misses & Girls Summer Dresses

At Greatly Reduced Prices
Misses Dresses. Of dimies figured lawns
linens, plain chamhrsy, check and G, no s,o-
plaid gnghams, ~l.SO To l.1S
Heretofore $3.50 24SO
Girls Dresses, Dutch Neck Model, nor 40 49,
OF plain and check ginghams 20, l.SC, Z.yS
Heretofore 81 sS to $50
Misses and Junior Tailored Suits
Navy vale plain
also rongees raahs and sicilan, ~S.JS, lO.SU
Heretofore SIS 50 10 $3.50
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III" i"ld altos"'h'r and land ~ the vond-
Ia N" north pt n RI Wiih "A dead motor
and only the momengum IT his drop A.
an aid To- navigation IA" Circled ike a
pig'Aon "A hundr"d feet ahuy- IN" field "a nd
hrush''i onto IN" grass like elderdown
tie had flown an estimated distance Of
thlrtN miles m lISt - minutes
. mat was "A cork INK hght. sand Nlr
HnNSrN G." Mr johnston"
=, >"u sur" mae SIN" fight yourself .
AT JohrSton" as-iIrv Mr. IiONssY
Has aryhn,ly her" seem Alpheus al
T.. p.h-"-u-s ha- 90 ybo'y her" s.su
'heC,e, he's cpmi g.
What M Rurl - ~aI tu N"-srs HoNsay
~ Jnhrs'ot A." perhaps r'yer viii h"
Nrnvr. But without waIii"g even To
dr." MIR Rirr-s took Nj zen ~ hAi Il In
IN" "ri;lrg room at the l-,fay"tt" arl
h"g'r a eat Totn to- Ight tha' ,sr" I
VI the greeting My trtr Willur-
Nr Johrst"r" and Mr NoN~"v both
h"Ning - rE room chair that aiiori a
clear ard "a ~ t"rrupt"l New II Mr.
Rrr"~'s chair ~ the room A~ tho tao
aNlatorN ga8 uhstraotr Wy At their menu
cares their guH" wartCrs again and agar
t"oN" IN" rauI'c Of soup, ""t tasters
hi"r th" busy p"u e Nj IaT''7, a. y
s'La'ch'" ~" scratches a"i -cr'tch"s
icr"s' ia" p gc-
Will h"Vs.y AMI Johusro'c wer"
=, ".NI < hack To thoir hotel Walter
Nr"okI ?. Who probably hp sworn "A
swear ihat he wouldn't play aOpka" with
IN" RI lipla"e. vas v"rmitt"i to MAX"
s"i"E~ through the air h. th" gathering
twilight He cropped To earth sft"r some
nal afr twists AMI mAHe ore Cf the yer
t"ct lantIr CS that the other Wright Hyia-
tors wh" have been flying hero accomplish
n Times out Of ten, hut which BroOki,s
ca In every time
Eastern air SkIppers who nave come
io~n IN $50 the Youngsters NJ the Wrigh'
framing School during tn. seventeen
iaNs of hving that came to AN end to-day
ASr"" that from a spectacular viewpoint
IN" flights w"r" the most beautiful they
have ever Witnessed
he m's't itself has Afforded great
deal oi satisfaction Ia the Wright brothers
h"ci,i>" Of IN" behavior II their invention
IN III" various kinds of WEATHER that have
been encountered With the exception
81 the aCrident on the op.nlng dav when
bTpnkins and the spectators CrowdsSi too
clos" together and the aviator had To-
Chon-'' h.'tw"on falling upon the small
crowd on the field or the mass Of p,soplr
IN IN" grand stands. the hplanes have
Mcath"red wind and rain without mishap
IN" machines remained IN the ground on
hut one day throughout the meet. and on
I hat day the aNiators were willing 10 MAKE
flights as usual and would We don" So
had nN' the days flying lscn called ufi
hy the local management when " was
learned that the crowds werr less Wiling
Ia brave the elements than the -ky skip
I,aTS
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Stern Brothers
are showing in their
Women's Cloak Dept

New Fall Models in Motoring and Steamer Coats
Special for Monday
WOmen'S Tan or White Blanket Coats. at $3.50
RancOatS Of English Materials
Double Texture, Raglan Mannish Sleeves, 14.7S
Silk Rubberzed RaincOats,
in variety Of colorings, at 12.7S
Tomorrow and Tuesday, Annual Sale
Discontinued Styles Of
Lace Curtains, Lace Spreads,
Portieres and Other Draperes
French Late Curtains, $3.50, 400. $50, 11.SO
Values $59S 1850 Pair
Swiss Lace Curtains. ar 81 90 500
Values SS so e75 Pair
Imported Velour PortiereS. Silk Lined ar $3.50
Value S,2 so Pair
Bedspreads Lace Stores, Sash Curtains, Etc.
At Cores spondng Reductions
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~ SOfIEIl.

Nlr and Mrs Henry A. G. Taylor plaT
to H. hAck from their EuroIean trap an
OCtolsr Mr. and Mrs Moses Taylor
have ls.cn IN the Taylor cottage az New
pnrt aino~ August ~ having paS~ei ihs
asriier summer days at their country
hou~e at Mount kiSco Mr. and Mrs
MiCha..l Gavin. who left during the week
Tor tranc" for motor trip. will return Co
New Work IN October Dr Eugsn. p
Hoyt ~ 10 West Fifty eighth street whn
has hs"n on a European trip. will leave
Tor this sid" next Thursday
Mrs Ogden Mills gave dinner last
sunday night az her Nawpori establish
mant for Duke Franz Josef ~ Bavaria
Mrs G~orgo = Scott. Mrs Clarence y
Dolan and Mir and Mrs George u
de Forrest wer" among thOsa who gave
dinners on Monday Tn" dinner given
IN "Wednesday night Nv Mrs Henry
Clews at the Rocks was folloWsd hy dane
ing Mrs Henry Bart,Y Jacobs gave one
Of tn" dinners ~ that night Mrs Elisha
Dyer Mrs Richard Gamhrill and Mrs
Payne Whitney were uf ~" hoste-se- at
dinner parties on ThurSday Mrs George
Peabody Nctmnr" gave on" ~ the big
Friday dinners and Mr. and Mrs u TiV-
nRStnn Beeckman and Mrs Jos"ph T.
Nid.'n"r wer" among last nights dinner
givers
James J Van Alien gave an entertain
ment at Newport yesterday afternoon
garden party AZ Wakehurst
Among the events zcheduled al Newport
are dinners by Mrs George Peabody Wet-
more next Wednesday night and next
SATURDAY. night Capt and Mrs William
VI Coffin will give n dinner dance Rt their
quarters AZ Fort Adams next Thursday
night
John Jacob Astor will return n town
from Maine, his Newport Npsidence.
BaaChwood having ba"n closed when he
left with his son. Vincent Astor. for
Bar Harhor His town home AT $50 FIfth
avenu" will be ready for his occupation
soon
Mrs Willing Astor will remain on this
SIDE for n few weeks IN come Mr. and
Mrs NJ Orme Wilson aud their second
son. X Thornton Wilson. will return from
their European trip hy October Mr. and
Mrs VI Orine Wilson Jr who wer. mar
rled on June :. will soon come to live la
New York
The Rev Herbert Shipman. rector Of
the Church uf the Heavenly Rest. and
Mrs Shlpman will return To town next
saturday Their summer was spent in
part at Southampton. l. and with Mrs
ShIpmar's grandmother. Mrs Marshall
! A.i"u. At Narragansstt Pier They
aln visited with friend, AZ Newport
Recently they have baan with Mrs Allen
on her hpuseboat on the 81 Lawrence.
Mr and Mrs Ed~on Bradley. Mrs shin
mans parents. will ba for part OF ~.
autumn AZ their Tuxedo plaC. and " u 20
later tn their Washington RESIDENCE
Mr. and Mrs Anthony ! DrexeI. .Ir
when they return from kuroIc IN the early
autumn. will live in tn" houss m Fifth
avenue which Was bridal gift from
George Gould 90 hIs daughter ! Arm
strong DreXpl. who assisted his brother
a. h-~t man az the wedding IN ~ Kart hol-
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Navy and Mrs. George Won l. Meyer,
their daughter. the Misses Meyer, and
Miss colgate Nj and Mrs Reginald
&. Vanderbilt have had visiting with them
OF late Nj and Mrs Cornelius Lee OF
Tuxedo Mr. Vanderbilt nil give a dinner
next SATURDAY after the hors. sh0s
Mr. William h Nand"rh,lt Jr nov a
one Ot the herman spas, viii make a
motor tour IN september
John SANFORD lkarnes. " son ot Cant
and Mrs John y Barnes. ~ going on u
scotland Tot tn" autumn shooting. Mr.
and Mrs CiSoTRc " Childs lJrexel %
Philadelphia will leave therr on October
IN ON tn. steam yacht AlC'Ado for q six
months Crulss 1ney are etill at their
country place Gripsh olm, Ilcsboro. Me.
wh"r" they will stay for two weeks On
their Jaunt they will IT, accompanied bv
Livingston Lldlow BiiCle. Mr.. and Mn
ElbrldRe I Gerry and the Misses Angelica
Gerry and Natal Gerry will leave Tor
EuroI- on September &
Among the > .Oco invitations issued for
the wedding ~ Miss Helen Lispenari
Alexandra and Bayard Gushing Hoppin.
for September ~. wsro many to the relA-
tives and intimate friends of thu couple.
who planned To com" specially 90 Lsnox
for the occasion. Not only had rooms
in the hotels been engaged for the brid nj
guests. but the cottag"rs generally wsra
pre- Iarad to entertain friends There
has b..en a general change of plans owing
10 tho death of John T.. Alexandra. the
brides father. The marriage will take
plac. on the date fixed and the Rev.
father William r Grace of 81. Anne's
Roman Catholic Church will perform ths
ceremony in the presence only OF the
families of bride and bridegroom
Mrs William 4 VI. Burden and her
children ar. again at their Lenox cottage
after a visit with Mrs ". Nick. Twombly
at Newport Mr. and Mrs. William Doug
las Sloan" returned from visit TO Bar
HArbor to their IanoN residence on
before leaving for Saratoga.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jay Schiehelin
plan Ia remain for September at their
Bar Harhor cottage
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late With Mr.. Blainas mother. Mrs Will
lam I Bull. at hst Newport cottage
The marriage of the couple will not he
celebrated until June. 1911. when the pros.
pecitve bridegroom will have been gradu-
ated from Harvard
The marriage ~ Miss Kath-riE. Dun
ham. daughter Of the late Francis Harvey
Durham. and John Hudson Bennett
will take place September II at Cornwall
on the Hudson. at the country nome
OF the bride. The Rev Henry NyVyAn
will perform the ceremony, and after
ward there will be bridal breakfast
The bride. who recently returned from "A
European trip. will hs given IN marriage
~ her brother. Francis n Dunham
Mr. Bennett. who Is a Harvard graduate.
ls son Of the late Theodore Wilbur
BENNETT of New York
Miss Is.onore Cobb and Robert Amory.
Jr., will be married at the Church nf the
Messiah on september 20. The bride will
enter with her father. Henry Ives Cobb.
who will give her IN marriage She will
In attended 10y the Misses Mary Amory
ana hatheTln- Amory, sisters Of the bride
groom, and other bridesmaids Glove
land Cobb will assist aA b.st man. and
Candler Cobb, Elliot Cobb. Amory leland.
George Minot, George : West and
Arthur y. Hutchinson will H., ush.-rz
Afterward Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ives
Cobb of i2s West Fifty-ninth street.
the bride parents. will give reception
for relatives and intimate friends
The wedding Of James Stanley Fargo
of New York and Miss Gwendolen Makel-
lar is fixed for September Is at the home
OF the brides parents. near London
Mr. Fargo ls n son of Mr. and Mrs James
Fargo Of i2o East Thirty seventh street
They have been abroad all summer
James Fargo I'd will leave for England
next Saturday To be present to assist his
brother as best man
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt
had with them at their camp in the Adj
rondacks last week a large party 81
friends. including the Secretary ot the
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utfOR ~ Va az RRI =.
Not Going On Yacht Crui>e just Vet.
ArcorLing To- Indications

Capt Charles Carroll superintendent
Of the Pennsylvania railroad ferries.
vist.sd - MaryS Hospital IN Hoboken
at as O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
"A rImor at once started that h" was on
hand Ia make arrangements To- the
transportation of Mayor Gaynor 10 81.
James on one of ia" company big tugs
~ ferryboats. Capt Carroll sad last
evening al his home N Jersey city that
h" hadn't heard that IA. P-nnsylvanla
Railroad folks had offered tn plac" a boat
at the Mayor disposal.
4 kno~ the Mayor personally added
the raptaIn. and | dropped IN ~ the hos
pltal To- call ON him. didn't SEQ him
The Rev Father York. rector of 81.
Fatrick'- Catholic Church. of Hunting
ton l.. | and Corporation Counsel Wat
son went 20 the hospital yesterday with
a proposed plan for trip by the Mayor
som. time IN the future on a :Oo foot
yacht owned 10y August Heckshsr of
Huntington, a friend ~ Father York.
provided the physicians sanctioned the
plan. II WAS -aid that Mir Watson was
On hand 10 talk IN. matter over with the
doctors but MIR Adam-on IN" Mayor =
secretary. ~ald later that there had been
no such conference. IN" secretary >ard
that Mayor Gaynor wasn't quite ready
Ia 20 on CrIIS" yet
Tn" Mayor was rep ort~d yesterday
az being IA excellent spirits tie sat
up lot. read much walkei about his
room good deal and showed no indI
cation that he waS losing his appetite.
Brook trout was added 10 the Mayor =
hospital diet yesterday "A the result
Of the thoughtfulne-S ~ Thomas Watts
general counsel for the Ere Railroad
who sent 70 the hospital = fine mess of
speCk led beauties caught IN hI- preserves
near Mlddletown. y Y The Mayor
smaCked his hps over them.
city Chamberlain Hyde had ms seventh
confidential chat with hi- Honor Dr
Led.rl" was among the city officials
who called To paw their respects
II tIcatIp:s port Ia IN" t"lIaf that
Mavpr Glyror will h. take: 10 his hon"
AZ ~ James IT, the near future IerhAps
Whcr Father York ,aW Mr
Gavrnr f. hir room yesterday he eNprc-sei
the hop. that he would D." ab" to -" We
Mayor back at ~ james refor~ long ard
Mr GRvror replied that he might r"N'
Moi lay
SECRETARY Niamsor Sai last night mat
he cii rot ihIrk the Mayor would leave
the hosrItal to-day. although he hal for
three or four laws bs"9 r. "A corCItioT in
which il would have been ~af" 10 60. Tn"
81 Cog away. h" sail - up ="
the MAYOR api h" has rot vet gIy"r m"
word
Ey"rvIpodv Wont to he' earlier thar
usual ~ :, Nary's last + ighr after IN"
Mayor h.i fall"" Irto sound siumr"r.
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trenrh season At N-trop.inan to B- ~.
tended.

The thi,aCo Dr"ra COMPANY wiIl m
accordance with present plans n" com
ualIed 20 extend - French SEASON A. m"
Metropolitan Opera H'lIse m January IN
order that some novelties which had not
been included IN tho repertoire ~ this
French season NAV b" produced hero
II was originally intended that only tho
operas 81 the Hsmmerst"In rSpertoir"
together with GARNER" for Mary Gsrden
should h.. sung N - now practically
certain that when Director Dippel br!n q
ms company from Philadelphia to the
Metropolitan Opara House u will 10 heard
IN Quo Nadis. hy jean Sougnes and IN
Saint -Sasnss historical opera Henri
VIII which has never been heard In
This country OUTSIDE New Orleans
The sun., 1910-08-28
FraIhered Qasdruped.

RIvERHEAD. l.. l.. Aug. IA good old
hen one IL the Pearce brothers Cock At
Mattit,Ick has hAtohed "A four legged
chicken. The freak Ia q lusty little fellow
and gives promise that II will flourish ~
long a. ita two legged brothers and
sisters. II will be exhibited At the Suffolk
county fair next month. Poultry Taisers
a md farmers from miles around are visit
ing the farm IN see the freak chick.