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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10

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iotIte in Ieiner u Isitati II
fin Riebsrrsibung bes Gourtltrabe
Warttbauies unb 8ersroberune oes
Rlases bis gum aanul ourh aenoems
nirune oes 9duiergepierts niht peretn-
selt baiteheu. fpnoern Die unterItuBung
quer finben, oenen Der Gortihrttt uns
ierer Stuot tpirtIib am SerSen liegt.
Die Sduier oes ganSen 9epierts itno
nit penigeu 4usnahmen baufdntse
Gorodeu unb Die Sdufer5etle amaanal
IT aeraoe3a Elm Shanoflet fir Gin
e;rnati. Der 3us Der Stabt gebt mo-
tureemGb norbpGrts unb mehr nod
toir heuts iptro bic 8ine StraBe in
,3ufunft bic Sauptpertebrsaoer iein.
Gubpqenraum muB in Der untern
Gtuot fpdter einmal bod geIhaffen
rerben uno ie Idnger Der Sermin bin.
arsgefhpben ipiro, befto theurer miro
nos benDtbigte Gigentbum. Sett lit
Der gesignete 3eitpuntt unb bic Stabt
IoLte sugretFen. Nus benTeIben Grim
Gen pGre bic 8erpirtlihunq bes
Ylons freubig gu besriiben, hus 8e.
bert nDrolih pom 9erihts9ebduos
cbenfaus onSufaufen. gluf bisIem 8sz
tiert tommt bas neue 9sfdngnis gu
itehen, 1T ulio ihon our 9dlfte unfer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10
Yetersburssr SOmmer.
pet.rsburg.. Wlitts Suni.

pettrsburg.. Wlitts Suni.
Spdtsr, baiiir absr aud siligaH
Sdriites aIs IN DsutihIano bdIt
Der SriihIiug i'm IorheH RubIanns
f.iuen einsue. Don sinsm sigeHilitsn
5riibling iunn man Hihi siumaI iprss
hsn; unauseegIiten. ipie 10 pis!es,
III I'm Qanoe Der eroben 0estnidss.
bic itroif unb uupermittsli Hsbtns
einaRoeriieRn, audi bic giltur. sosuie
nod fino bic Rspo unb bic 2dndls,
bic bic Siabt ourhsitben, NIT Der uns
ubit.Iih fdxiHtnoen eis.rufis bee
oett. bic SDar iton in ihipdrslinem
Grau inimmsrt unb ourd be 5arbs
b.s altrs ibrs Shpdte ptrr1ib.
Rad ipenisen 1agsu fuilt hsrrli6
p6rmsubsr Sonusnfhein oi, pIdEs
unS peiisn Strabsn, uno ais id mel
nsu ibIittn observation-disclosures ON
llfsr bes i,olSsu Stromes made, liiI
oas Bib i6on gaus unbsts. BIS CUR
Ritt. bsbnt iib cine Haisitdtifh Iougs
fam onhiFSisbtnbs DaifsrFI6ds, bic
iiahlblou oas Bib oes noroiften
lidieurdiIutsten 5immels fpisperipiss
eeIt. Sin gfsbr,tu III bisbsr bns
,in3igt 5abrssue. oas Die sIar, JIdd,e
burhfuraen oorf; ipiiiheno. fauttnb
unb sin obreu3errsibtnnts SirsHsnass
b.ul ousftobero, pirfi iih Der ilsins
firamme aerl auf bic nitsn, iauItn
eismaiien. bi, iih sinbilbsn. iis bats
ten in btm iiillern 9spdifsr unisr ben
Mdusrn Der geterpoulsfsltuna nod
Doisinsbershtieuns. Ssi., ians oas
irah. unh pr1Hslt, unb miirriib sits
ben bic ghoIlen BON pisIen Guabrais
metetn Grob. su 9bdI. BEN Jinniiten
Wstrbufsu su. 60 iohrt bas iIeins.
aobIsnoampf ip.ienhs llngsibiim gss
ipoliinm Den Griihlins In petsrs ReHs
oens Elm. Gs mub sben aud heuts nod
eeipalndm bsi pisIem nohaeboIfen
ptrpen, asnau rpis DOR slpei Sabrhurs
bsrien. cIs bisis noroiftls Sh0nbsitI
seborsn tparo.
3pti 1aes lpdisr, unb untrtrdglihs
5iss sipinst mid. ihIeunisit bic soms
merfafen berpor5uiuhen. Tph nihi
3u fhnen, benn bic Ydhbut bss Wins
tsrs III nod nidi porbeImnrfhitrt.
gtpa cine Wohe naf3 benz Gisennl
Der 0.pa bsbeti iih Der Sirom mods
mails nit elmer 5ufammsub1nesnben
Shi6t possnber GisifolIsn, bic In
ibrsm tptibihimmernben Sdntsse,
ponb on polare 8reiien erinnern. Sie
fommen aus BEN norDliGen Iheile
bee eoboauists unb iiinben iif, nas
burh on. bab bic Ghiffbtii6tn auss
aefabren perbsn unb iomit bic Ners
6inouns oruiften ben su beioen Geiien
oes Stromes selsoeHeu Siabitbsiltn
ouf srobtm ummegs iiber bic fsiien
Briiden aneeipiefen lit. Gas gnbogneis
brinei nohmais auf einise 1aee cine
srobe Qdliepens. bic bem groben Giss
tuhler spif6en beiben ufsrn sniiir5mi.
No6 einmnl jasen slesante Oefpanne
uie an ienem Winttrnahmiiioa In
bihter 4uFfabrt por nem Winterpns
lais ouf unb ab, in benen. nit unnnd3s
nbmiiber graSie binseeoiieH, In ioits
bare ptl5s eebiiqtt Domen lieesn. um
g5stersburg uHb Der fd6niten 9nbrsss
0ett. bic es bistet unb bic bic Gtobt
aud am beiten fsibst, bem Minter,
QebsipoA ~ foeen. auf Diebsrfes|
BEN. ieuf3t Der unsiiidsmenf4, Der ii9
btr nun beofnnenben Efabtffudht nid,f
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b
5u betommsE. Die ndd,iisn TatTfen
Iiegsn auf ben nabtn SnfeIn, bod he
iinb usiit gsriDntbelib unb ipsrben IeIs
ten permietbtt, bic duf ber .Selaauis
JnieI geb0rsn benz aaifsr. Wer cine
TpirfIIht Sommerfriffe baben min.
rnub aIfo fhon ttipas ipeiter aebea.
geIisbt limb bic fniIsrIiden unb orpb,
fiirftIifsn Reiiben3sn, nie 3ors,cie
SeIo. puploipsi. SireIno un6 pe;srs
bof, 100 bis duf sIsine, Der Vripotbes
nibung Der idiferlinsn JGmilie Dor.
bsbaI.sns 1htils bic porsiiaIid, oss
pfIssten srobsn Darts nem Dubli!um
often itehen. Sans beionbers bsIisbt
nbtr iino bic Crts an Der 9ohn mad,
Jinnldno. Sesn, iyslfen, Idnenoe
girtsn unb m.tunholiif raufhenhs
1cnnsn ldifsn grobfabtitaub unb
shdteH Derssiisn, uno Bot man am
ftdumenotn 5orelienbah smporiieis
gsnb cine 5tIisnhoht .rsIommsn unn
tritt aus Der erngien gI.aIbestiibls
binnns, TO breiisi iid,, bonn Eonnens
goIb ourhsieibt. In bic llnsnbIihisii
bes Ietbers hinnns 0as efpiae Wyr.
gdIo lsiis raufheno ON ipsihlonbicen
gnoeitranb, bnlo siit,enh unb bohs
oufbdumsno am roiben 0ranitfs!fen.
gDeit In Der Jsrus nber ihtpimmi Elm
fdlrpdr3es Shifi, uno burh bas glas
erienntn iptr ben fhlpars slptib=roste
Aimpel. Gin grub Der neimdib mad
ben noroiihtn 5eiienilippen.
Wer e. irgenb trmoslihen tnnn. Be-
iusrtitsliai ben nmsua ieiner GaHen
nah Der Cd:ffe su Wagen. Die ri.
Soausssrath oft aIlerbis're.eiter Mrt ts.
Iuotn Juhr.n e,bor,n gum psiuss
burger GriihIiHesbilo ipie bic sriien
Sftpalbtn nne. irenn Der auiIfgr
muii.aiifh unn nj. 9ranntpein sum
Sin9en aninisr. III. ME bic Ja n.isals
len. gtionosrs in ben friihen Worssns
iiuuoen sithtn iie In laneen Reihea
nnh allen Riniunsen aus Der Siabt.
cine neuc 0OIisrnanosruna ifeint su
Beginner. gefonbers gIiidlih iino bic
ekmannsr, bic td9lit sumDienir nnt
Petersburg miiHen. auobenblid, itiirs
men tie bic 53iiss Ter finnidabiihen
Satn. pIattform:n, aorr:eors unb
Bdnse stuiihen ben Mdaen iinb 10
asiiopft pclI, oab zine guhri in ,snsm
Gtriiner @orort3u3 cm Sonninanahs
miitas Elm 6ohs:urB erfsasint. Nis
Wsby5abl III MT grobsu a0rbsu auss
asriiit,i. Dpsu2 SiH Bid aaf ihren
JnbaIi lehri e. ms. aus cisism fost
cine aolbstsuie. a.s Jenem Elm Shins
fen, bort giumen!ob., bier acnIsrpens
biihitn, unb, cb Stlred, bas gD. 6.
lit nihi rtrfhont p.b.itben be; cisIein
UlaHsntronsport unh fri,nllh ME in
elmer Raufsrtomm.r lislen be Gbs
rpnren barin. Toh ioihe Gieiuilseiien
mub man tben NIT in Qnuf nebmen
uno oariiber bic S60nki.tu nes Dat
idtnIebsns niti pergeiItr. Wenn nit
Sonns am 'pdten aoenbbimmsl ess
iuns.n iii. ruosri Der DinHldnosr auI
ben Itilsn WaIhiee binous, mi.
grausn Gins.rn gieIlsi bie1dmmeruns
iiber ben oorisont, Der Shlsier Der
Rad. bIeiht bem noroiiheH Com
msr fern, uno nur elm traumhdiis.
6aIbihlaf umf6nsi bic Raiur. geii:
pi1ii6srt oas MaHsr um Elm porbeis
slsttsnbes Boot. in BEN 5p,i junss
8urf6en auf Der WonboIins ipislsn,
elm sartss. Isiits Posiurno, pisnsih,
.ins ifIifis golispsiis. bic absr In
biefsr pertrdumten Wsl. tpis Silbsrs
fdoen eur4 ei, siitsrnos Gut! fltms
inert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10
Gin finfsehHiihriser
annhs ala 0lpbttrptftr.

Gin finfsehuiihriser
anabe afs GIobeirottsr.
Nus yaris pirb osmslbst: Dor Ger
ctim Siraftammer oes gariisr Iris
bunals sridi.n Elm fiini3.bHidbrieer
anabe aus guotpisshafsr am Rttin.
Hnmens glIfreo 0absl, untsr Der 4Hs
slaa. Der aanoitrsih.r,i unp Der
lebtrtretunng bahnpolis.iIi6sr Dor.
itrifien. Der jung. ftmattsse Bur.
ffe. Der In feinsr Seimd.b In elmer Tns
byit orbeiieie. mo sr Wart 80 per
1og psroisnie, mar init einem Fudind,
elnigsn Pdbrungsmii.sin unb einem
iltinen Rsoolper feintn Gi.srn enilnu'
fen unb su CUB in paris onesionqi.
IN Dem gpoHtr gabnhoF ipuroe er
fsitgenommen, ais er eben otHe Ddtr.
ierts In einsm nah Warisias obeebsns
ten 3ues pIos ssfunoen botts.i Dor
esm Hitisr gdb er pcreeitern an. bab
Ct noh afriia ipolIie, um Absnteusr
,a iuntn une aUnen ~ idgen. DIR
Ridisr frasie ihn, ipie e. bon Wors
'slli. aus Han Afriio su iommsn az.
hat.e. Er antporiste: I'D mare bal.
su Gub iDsiisrsesanssn!- uno ais ibn
Der Ritisr barauf oufmertiom mo6t,,
Dab slpiIten Wcrieile unb Airita hos
Dliitslmesr Isi. dnt,poriets e. unhsirri:
.Tos matt nihts; it b1tte mid fnon
ouf sintm Ehiff psriisdt.- Das Os.
ri6t sins NIT BEN HuriHtn Tebr milhe
I'M; Der Abpoint Nenoii Giein. Der
nts7sutifxn md6iis In. fstts a
cur6. baB Der Wslirsifsnnt aus hsr
qfais frtiseipro6en uno eiusm Rim
bsrbsim iibersuiefsn irurbt, In Der Qs.
iruttuha isiner Riidbsf5rOsruHo IN ox
bsimaib.
apniequsni.
o.: DIR Silbtrfein III otsr Gin
tonisqusnisr WsniA! Ter u<Afelt nis
itins Wleinuna.4
g.: .llno isin 6tnsb.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10

ROtefeIler bat lid 3u iet.
mem 72. 9eburtstQ Elm Glas
Rilh penebmiet, Gut bab er ben
Caq uitt nit qtesportsr 9oIobGhle
cher Sohannesberger S6lob sefeisrt
hut, ionft nGre am gnoe Der preis
rpn Petroleum in Die 5Obe gesdngen,
ramit Die Soften rpisOer bsrausgetoms
men pdrer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10

Goftrp in 9eue3uela. SH
Cuba uiro pieper Elm 4ufitauo be.
iiirdtst. Sn Guatemala lit RepOIu'
tipu unb IN W(erito bat iih Die gleu'
rronung Der Dinge nod ntdt befeittgt.
"a miro pobl Sntel Gam iiber lang
poer turs pieoer ais 6rteoeusitifter
oufireten ooer nit eiuem Donnerrretter
rreinfdhren muIIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10

Der touQotf6e gertrog
1T sin gut Stut Ieiner Qnna6me ndber
cerutt Durt bic 9ernerfunQ oer
2imenoements bes Senators Gum.
MINIS. Die Qbitjmmurg, be cine Irt
RrpbeabItimmung gepsIen, BAT qe3eigt,
boB Der 8ertrag, ME er pon Der Qoe
1lttniitratton ousgearb:itet noroen IT,
I'M Senut eins 8snugsnDs MdioritGt
Eot, um feite 2(nnohme obne ieonebes
4meroemeHt burh3ufeBsr. 0os sin
grocer Sieg fir ben grGiioentsn 5oTt
5eoeutet. Die pon Gummin8 qeiteQe
ten Amendments perlar9ten bic free
Ginfubr DON 5Isiia unb 5lsjf4proout.
ten aug Canada. 6eiliam tpie Elm fol.
DIES GsTeB ipdre, III es niAt rathIam,
Is Dem Re3ipro3itdtspsrtrag an3UhGn
cen, oenn, sinmaI 8r.The qele1t. nGre
s$ Elm leihtes, ben @ertrqq toot 7u
omenoirsn. Qber auFgei6oben 1T nitt
nufgehoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10

Jm Gus 9sbist, nie ous
marottaniI6e 6interlunb BON 2tadbir
beIbt, baben bic 8ebriiDer Waunssz
mann rsthe aupferer3s entoedt. Wis
Der Temps" fptFsn min, BAT bic beuts
ihe 9ruppe, tpelhe bur4 oi. @ebrIbsr
pertreten pirD, tn iensm 6interlanb
grobe GoHoersien erporben. Die Wetz
bung tlingt ni6t unpabriheintit, bd
fth MIfreo W}annesmaun DOT sipei
Jabren beretts ldngers 3sit i'm Susz
Gebtet forfhsno aufssbalten. gs lit
nun iebr leidt bssrsiflit, boB in Qns
betraht BEG neuen 8.rggeisses in Mas
rotto bic W2dnnesmann fih nitt ba<
init bsgnugen molten, onfehtbore
Wiutunssre6te gu ernerbsn, ionbern .s
nor3RbeH, auh unanfe1tbars Qanos
tsiistitel iih gu fbern. Sb bi.
GHtisnouna zines Deutihen arieass
fhiffes nod ienem 6ofeu NIT Der priz
rottbdtiatsit beutfher uni.rtbonen ei.
mas 81 tbuH bat, pirb bic nabe 3us
funft lebrsn. gs fei Daran erinnert,
hab Der Batter Der beutfhen Roloniols
maHt Der 6omburser grobtaufmann
Woermaun mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10

. u II { W III l ~ l 3
len Ideint Don ser 0tse stnen alupps
tetommen gu boben, fpenn er fdgt, boB
nur Rauher ooer Srlnter Gem Son
nenitih ausoe'esI Ieten. unmdBtgteit
1T niht bios i'm CONNER, ionoern 81
12per Sabres3et pon 8eiuhren begIei
let uno i'm lebrigen lit Elm frliaer
srunt 8srItsniaft in Der 6ite Be
i0mmliaer pis Elm 8las GispaFer.
Wir DoIlen oQn3ger {
seben, baB ith tnfoIge Der tnteniipen
s,ipe in manhsn Srten Glsmangel
fiihIbar matt, a6er BON elmer Gtsnot6
su reoen bsiBt oas qublitum unnotb;s
ger Msiie beuurubigsn. Wir Iino eber
eereigt, oartn sinen 8erfu6 bes Giss
1rLits 8u erbliden, aus benz 9ublitum
h6hsrs preiis bsrdus3uIhinosr. SoQs
e oerielbe aber tpirtli6 bic 8rpbuftion
f9peit toHtrouiren, oab es in isiner
Maft Itebt, einen Gtsmangel eintretsn
au IaiIsn. oann foute fi6 ihlsunigit
ein Stddtsanpult finben, Der bic Wle.
theben oes Gistrufts unter bic Qupe
rtmmt. Sis 1T in uniern gretten tein
2urusartiteI, fonbern es oeb0rt gu ben
rotbrpeuotqIten WitteIn sur GrhaItung
rcn 9eIunoheit uHn Qeben.
q a d elmer gnti f,si0ung
feS Hep gDrterSupremecourt Ri6tsrs
Sebmann mug Elm Struben6ubn pai.
idgier 4ugen porn uno binten haben
Sin Ulaun mar bsim Qbiteigen ppr
eiHer Gar BON sinem Quitauto u5erfab,
rem un0 get0otet poroen, uno bic Wttts
tpt III burh Die mertpiirotge Gntibsi.
bung ienes Ri6tsrs nit ibrer S61oenz
eriaBtlage abgebliBt, Der Rihter ent-
fhieo, 0dB penn iemaRD pDn eirer
Tr0lIep Gar obitgigt, sr DerpfIi6ts.
iei, in beioeH Rihtungen mad Fubrs
1oerteH Qusitau 9u halten. Ibue er
es niht, oann miiife er aqeiu bic Sol
aen trdgeH, pern er ilberfabrsn lreroe.
5ooffentlich DerIQumen bic Rem gorter
Strabenbabn Maguaten niht, benz
Scerrn Rittsr Elm 0antpotum 81 3oIs
len.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-07
JOHN II. GAYNOR SHOT DEAD.
Contractor Killed In savannah street BY
Drunken Man.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. 6.-John H. Gay
nor, a we'll known contractor and former
New Yorker who has done much work
in the Savannah harbor. was shot and
almost instantly killed in Congress street.
a crowded thoroughfare, early this eve
ming by Joseph Davis.
Gaynor had been in Veruki's saloon
shortly before the killing. and while
there he met Davis, who was very drunk
Gaynor. who had not been drinking,
rather than have trouble with Davis left
the place and walked to Congress street.
half a block away. Davis followed and
shortly overtaking Gaynor fred two
shots into his body. The first struck Gay
nor in the shoulder and the second In the
heart. He was hurried to a hospital but
died before medical aid could reach him
Gaynor leaves a large family. He was
cousin OF John +. Gaynor of Syracuse,
N. Y, who was indicted with B. D. Greene
in connection with the frauds OF the
Savannah River contracts and sent TO the
Federal prison in Atlanta. Pat Gaynor
OF Fayetteville, y, Y. is the dead man 4
| brother.
Davis Is too drunk tonight to give any
| account OF the shooting. He was arrested
Immediately after firing the shots and ia
now in the barracks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-07
FEW ELECTION FRAUD CASES.
81 Indictments Found Yesterday and the
Usual Warrants Out for To-day.

The two November Grand Juries. sworn
in yesterday. returned fifty-one indict-
ments yesterday afternoon charging vio-
lations Of the election laws. There are
now about 200 warrants issued by police
court magistrates for alleged violators
of the election law which will be served
to-day. The number is comparatively
small District Attorney Whitman was
in Part |. of General Sessions when the
Grand Juries were sworn in and asked
Judge Rosalsky to charge them regarding
violations Of the election law. as he had "a
substantial number Of such cases to
present. The District Attorney said later
that he thought there were enough cases
left to keep the Grand Juries busy on
Thursday and Friday
Judge Grain and Judge Rosalsky will
sit to-day and the men arrest ed on bench
warrants will be arraigned before them.
The fusion managers say they have a
challenge list Of 5000 names obt aimed
by sending 320W0 sealed cnd stamped
return letters to names and addresses
taken from the registration lists in this
county. which are often faulty because
of errors Of the registry boards and
which copyists often get wrong In tran
ribinR Al any rate the fusionists
say they have got 5000 letters back
marked not found and propose to chal-
lenge on them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-07
HIS $4,000 jon ABOLISHED.
Jersey City water Works supcr crint ende nj
Criticised Commissioners.

j. william Griffin. superintendent OF
the water department of Jersey City. lost
his IS, 900 year Office by a vote Of Z
to 1 at yesterday afternoons meeting
of the Street and Water Board because
the commissioners were displeased over
his criticism Of their action in dismissins
old employees and adding inexperienced
men to the water works force at Boonton
The position OF superintendent was abol-
ished and Chief Engineer Charles A. Van
Keuren was instructed to look after
things in Griffin's place.
The water works was turned over to
the city several weeks ago by the Jersey
City Water Supply Company on payment OF
nearly S.OO0,00O and shortly afterward
tho Water Board replaced several old
employees with now men. one OF whom,
John Blanchard Is a brother-inlaw OF
Thomas +. Rooney. president of the
board Commissioner Louis l.. Finke
vigorously objected to the dismissal OF
competent employees and Supt Griffin
publicly stated that a serious mistake had
been made in placing the water works
in the care of new men Commissioners
Rooney, Heavey. Carlock and Brackner
resented what they called Griffin's in
subordination and got rid of him.
Commissioner Finke. who voted agains'
the resolution. told his colleagues at the
meeting that competent engineer was
needed IA the head Of the water depart
ment and declared that the boards actor
in getting rid of Griffin was an insult
TO the taxpayers of Jersey City.
Finke said after the meeting: Mr.
Griffin is an hydraulic engineer who v
known all over the United States HI
took charge of the department six year,
ago and was valued expert during al
the litigation IN which the city was in
volved over the water works Grltfir
made the water department self sustain
ing and for the past four years " ha'
made y profit Of 1890. 900 year II IL 4
disgrace that man ike Griffin should b'
fired now, when the city needs him 81
much They didn't want him on IN,
Job because he stood against the grafters
Finke said that the Mayor and the Boar'
Of Finance would see to 1T that Griffin Ii
named in some capacity where he car
safeguard the interests of Jersey City
in it's water department
The dismissal OF Griffin on the eve o
election was said by many friends OF tn
commissioners to be bad political move
All five members Of the street an'
Water Board are Democrats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-07

inauguration Week Begun With a Rail
and q Reception.

Inauguration week at New York Uni
versity began last night with a reception
and ball in honor Of Chsncellor-elect
Elmer Ellsworth Brown and was held in
the gymnasium. Among the patronesses
were Miss Helen Miller Gould. Mrs. II.
NJ. MacCracken. Mrs. q. c. MacCracken,
Mrs. c. c. Miller. Mrs. j. P. Mum, Mrs.
j. s. Taylor, Mrs. A. l.. Willis, Mrs. +.
NJ. Crossett. Mrs. C. l.. Bristol, Mrs. W.
NJ. Kingsley. Mrs. c. r. Adams. Mrs
NJ. s. Brown. Mrs. T. W. Edmondson and
Mrs. c. p. Bliss.
The programme for the rest Of the
week is as follows: This afternoon, foot
ball game between New York University
and Trinity College; Wednesday from
0 A. NJ. 10 p. NJ, faculties at home in
the downtown schools Of the university
for the reception OF delegates; Thursday
at 10 A. NJ. enrolment OF delegates at
the registration bureau in the Green
laboratory at University Heights; at
IL A. NJ, Inauguration ceremonies in
the auditorium at University Heights;
at p. NJ. luncheon given by Chancellor
and Mrs. Brown in the gymnasium and in
the Psi Upsilon. Zeta Psi. Delta Upsilon,
and Delta Phi fraternity houses; at 2:SO
p. NJ. presentation Of delegates and
addresses in the auditorium; at $50 P. M.
reception. followed by alumni dinner
at the Hotal Astor; Friday at 1890 A. M.
and at 8 p. NJ, education convention In
the auditorium
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ACCUSE MRS. VERHILYA.
Coroner Orders Sons Body Exhumed for
n Poison search.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Belief that Mrs.
Louise Vermilya. held for one murder
and suspected Of having knowledge Of
nine others. fed poison TO her own son,
Frank Brinkamp. to-day caused Coroner
Hoffman to 60 to Waldheim Cemetery
and dig up the body of Brinkamp Miss
Elizabeth Nolan accompanied the Coroner
to the cemetery to identify the body
Meantime Arthur Bissonette. father
Of the policeman who was poisoned by
the widow, according to the police. and
Archie Bissonette. brother Of the victim,
caused new inquiry to be made when
they informed the police that they be-
lieved poison had been given to them.
Il ate meal at the Vermilya table
before my son died" said the elder Bis
sonette, "and since then l have been
troubled " tn pains in the stomach which
puzzle physicians.'
Il took a drink Of whiskey at the Vor.
milya home and later l was seized with
pains and became deathly SICK" said a
brother OF the policeman.
While Mrs. Vermilya was being ar
rested and arraigned for the murder
Of Patrolman Bissonette Coroner Hof-
Elizabeth Nolan in which she declares
il to be her belief that Mrs. Vermily o
| fed poison to her own son. Miss No an
who was engaged to Brinkamp at the
time of his death, describes in detail
| the death of her sweetheart and also
the death of Frank T. Smith. a boarder
at the vermilya home. The Coroner has
ordered the body Of Smith exhumed.
The arraignment Of Mrs. Vermilya in
/ her FIAT OF mystery" was one OF the most
dramatic scenes in the case. Judge
Walker and court attaches moved the
Harrison street court to the Vermilys
home and after the hearing the accused
was ordered taken - the County jai
hospital.
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DIED..

ALLNN-On Saturday night November 4, GcoIsr
anna Louisa, aged IS, oldest daughter OF MI
and Mrs L. p, Allyn. formerly OF WOODLAND
y. Y. Funeral services will be held at ihen
present residence. ga Second ST., near s'n
sv.. Brooklyn, n. Y, Tuesday, November
T. at $50 y. NJ. Interment private
BALLANTINE.- Monday. November o AZ
Littleton. n. j.. Isabella Linen. widow OF
Peter Ii. Ballantne.
Services at Church of the Redeemer, Morris
town, n. j., Thursday morning. November
0. at 10 O'Clock.
COwLES. AT his residence In Rye, n. Y, on mon
day morning, November 9. 1911. DaNid D.
Cowles. In the saith year OF his age.
Funeral at his late residence, on Milton roau'
Rye, n. V, on Thursday afternoon on the ar
rival OF the 2l5 p. NJ. train from New lorA
city, N. Y.,N. h, q II. R.R. lnterment prNa"'
GILBERT. T.-Entered into rest. November g. WI
Helen Macdonald Gilbert, wife OF the "a"
Rollin Manville OF Carbondae. Pa 10 he'
S0th year.
Funeral services at the residence OF her dausn'
ter. Mrs. David Zieey, Jr.. @4 PARK p'Aoe'
Brooklyn. Wednesday morning, November o.
| at II O'Clock.
| lIVANS.-Suddenly, at Denver. Col. on fnus''
November 3, 1911, 7, jefferson lvans' a.
| dearly beloved son OF Thomas ]. and iSaoe''
II. Ivans Notice OF funeral hereafter
RUSSELL.--Suddcnly on Monday. November "
| 1911, at Montclair, N. j., Thomas hu'SsA
| la his SD year
| Notice OF funeral hereafter,
SHATTUCK. Isabella NJ Shattuck, Fnnera. a.
'rHE FUNERAL CHURcH," 2Ai and 2iS Nes' ."'
! ST. PRASk 4. CAMPBELL BuILpiSol Iuesu"''
| 2o'clock,