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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-29
Am straab.
gon Otto SLATE

Sd bin 5u friib inn Sobr ansMeer
aegangeu.
@ie cine rieiiae TenniseinIage er.
iiredte ii1 bos DfIniter aus rotben
gadiiein iiber ben Gnmul;, tein
Menfh bnranf. Tarunfer Der gtronb
mar cine Snnbipiifte. ouf Der bic Ga.
den, bic BON Der meihennen Jlutb
slriifgeiniien poroen fpnreL b1bIih
blinften; tein aorb, fein @aoespngell,
fein 3eit bnrauf. Gin Gijherboct,
bic brannen Se9eI eefli6t. Log auf
ibur, ais iei es bonn St,irrn an 2nno
gerporfen iDoroen: msdnner ihaufel.
ten etrpos RotbIihes baraus In einen
@agen, Dor oem cine arme Mdre ge-
fpanlt mar: es mar BITE geute hires
sSiiGougs. aber es inb aus, ols mad.
ten Tie ben niiHicien Derfuf, EN-
Nrnd pom sorb 3u Ieeren.
Tie Ginie Der 41ufer mar pieie
bnnbert Neter lang, nber bos 2eben
mar in ibnen geftorben. lie 1eriter
tparen DerfhIoiien, bic eroben WI0s.
iGciben Der gsronosu tEtt 6ossper-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-29
6eiOrmen in Sesus auf bic
8rdiioententpahl.

Mie in 70 pieleu anosrsn Dingen sr.
tpeift bic 8unnesperfafune iib aud in
8esuc auf bic prdiipentenpablen un<
befriebigsno uuo bas if in oiefem
Sabre ganS ipe3ieu fiiblbdr esiporoen.
getanutlih biIbete Der pdraeraph in
Der aonftitution, Der Die grpdbluns
bss prGiioenten bstrifft, ben bdupts
iGhIihften Strsitpuntt in Der 8srfai-
fungs=Gpnpention. giah ldnaer Grs
0rterung fam elm apmpromib 81
Stanee, Der iih ais perfeblt erpiefea
bot. 9as qrin3ip bes apmpromiFss,
tponu6 Der prdfiDent ni6t oirett pom
9olte sepdblt iperbeH foute, ionbern
bon Wablmdnnern nah freiem grmsIz
fen unb 8sIieben, fiel iebr baIb Der
8ergefenbeit anheim, oenn es geitolteie
iih Der @runbias, oaB bic WobImdn.
rer nerpflibtet ieien, fir ben RanoIs
oaten Der partei gu ftimmen, bon Der
iie .rtpGhlt fpuroen. Der 9rGIibent,
Der niht bos Brooutt elmer partsindbl
fein iollte, ionbsrn ben man aaf
6runb ietner 8erDienite, ieinss Garats
tsrs unD glnishens uno niht auf
9runb feiner 9arteiansehorinteit mai.
len DOlts. purbs gum GeI6opfs Der
Yarteipolitit.
0as mar faon cine bebeutenbe gers
iAlshterung beg uripriingIifen ges
bdniens unb IS trdt no j cine peitere
8erihlehterunq ein, ais Der prdliDenf
nas Gr5eusniB Der 5ottiOnsn purbe,
inoem in ieosr gartei nd 5attionen
bilbsten. bic psrmOse Sntrigusn auf
Ger aonDention ibren aanbibatsn
purdissten. SdlisBli6 psrIor oas
Bolt ben lesten ginflub auT bic 9rds
iloentsnDablen. inbem eine Qnsabl pn.
Iitiiher gofie ben prGiibsnten nomis
nirten. Sn bieier Weiie tpurbe Der
prdIiosnt bas @ef6opf Der eetpiiTenIos
Ieitsn glemente Der partsipolitit.
I'm oisiem Ihreisnben llsbelitanbs
entseeeu5uipirten, ipesien bas Bob
tbum pon Der Domination Der pr1Ti>
benten aussuf6liebsn. trafen sins Mns
sabl Staatsn bic ;htuns. bab b!.
prGfiosnti idafts@ Selegaten sur Ratio
nalsRonDertion inftruirt nurben, fiji
men lie gu itimmen batien. Dos mar
bic Sahlage in biefsm Sabre unb mir
baben beobahtet. pel9e unbefriebigeas
ben 3uitGnbe fi6 oaraus entfpidelt 5a-
Ben. Duburh, bob niht ale Staatsn
iib fir Die Domination burn primdrs
pablen entfheben batien, ergab Iin
cuff Der NdtionolsRonpention Elm 0e.
senfab 3pifhen biden unb ben pris
mdrnahlensG Gtaaten. nobel bic Rom
rention NIT ibrer NniiAt burHbrans,
baB ihre ReselH iiber ben Staafsge.
feben iteben, cine Mniiht, bic fognr
ron Staatssapnpentiontn Dertrtten
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Die Berieria in Der Yolitif.

Ter friibere @eneraiidasneiiter
Yeriiens, Der Anerifaner 99. Wtor.
gan Sbuiter, oer in ben periiiher,
8irren ees pereanaenen Sabres cine
70 pihtiee RoIle seipielt hat, perOf.
fentliht oentu1hit inter benz Gitel
.gie GrbroiieIung Teriiens" elm
Merf, aus Dem er nm ~Genturp Min.
gaaine1 tereits jest etn aapitel NIT.
tbeiIt, unb 5rpor Dos, rpeIhes BON Der
pcittiifen HoIle Der periiihen ssraii
hanbeit. .Ndbreno Der lesten fiinf
Sabre, 10 ihreibt er. riino bic ssraii.
en- gcriiens gan5 plOsIih bic fort.
geiGritteniten, Inn nidt 81 iagen "a.
bifaliten in Der @eit getDoroen. Eiefe
Tbatiche, 70 erftaunIih iie aud III,
beitcbt bod 5u 9feht. Gbnc ben &c.
poitigrn rnornliihen ginfluB Der
Eerierin mare Die fur5Iebige, aber
gldn5eno geleitete repolution1re Be.
iDeging in Beriten bic iiingit bon
Rublafib iu1b England unterbruft
morben lit. fnnm irIehr geiDor6eu nIS
elm raid berflingenber profeii. Die
ssrnnen nnren es, bic ans ibrem H0.
fterIih beihr1nften eeben bernis nit
Ger pdfriotiiben SiIfe isInmiiHer
Hriejter bic rationale 1etpeguHs bes
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Sdtpa6iid,er linteritisnngs.gerein.

Der G6udbiite llntsrit. 9erein
belt seitsrn 4btnb uuisr bsm 8orfie
bes prdiieenien auguit Gsihner feline
rssslmGbiae @erinmmIune nb. Gesres
tar 5sinrih GloedIer fiibrie bas Pros
tptoQ.
Joleenoe 6erren tpurben NIT oerllns
teriuhuna Der Bumkr beouftragt:
Gtriit Qomnler. I'D. Giitinser unD
WiIb. Ghnsa.
.4ls neue Mitglisber tpurben Die
Gsrrsn 5ohn 4lbreft. 3751 BORDEN
Ctr. Nm. Gisgsl, 128 Ginolup Ctr,
unb Grep. 3. araub. 1876 6arrifon
4pe., aufssnommtn.
Dos NIT ben arrangements bes am
IA. Suli fm gouHirn Club ft6ttfinoens
ben pifnjes beiranie aommitise be-
rihteie 6ortihriit.
Der Werein bei6lDB. iih am n6hfsn
Gonnios In gorpere am picnic ces
Qibsral 9aperiiGen lint. Oereins 10
6or5t's 0orien 5u bethkiligeH.
Die MnipeIenoen ipiinfh!en bdnn
benz Ginnns sSetretdr Mupuit elmnnn.
Der am "a. gull gum 9efu1 fstner
Gliern nnh ulm reih. piel 0srsnueen
unb cine oIudIidk Heiis. protosoas
Gefret1r beinrih Gloedier tpirb iDdbs
renb feiner abpeienbeit fsin Amt psrs
fekn. An pier irase Miielikber fpurf
ben S18 nIs untsritiibuns bsipt1igi.
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bic Mdnner iiberfreffen unb tpenn mon
linen ben Gtntritt ins Offentlide 2ebsn
aepGbren 5plIte, cine Hepplution bic
anbere nbloien fpiirbs, Das 1T ia AUDI
eer Grunb, tpespegen bie repolutiona<
rem Glemente 70 hftis fur bic Stimms
rehtlerinnen sintreten. Menn mau
bas prnftii1e geoiirfnib in 8etraht
aiebt, 10 liegt abiplut fein grunb por.
nit folder Wutb fir bas Gtimmreht
su pirten. Wenn Wdnner uuf bic
Gurritaoe eeitissen iinb, 10 gefhab es.
I'm unleiolihe 0erbdltnifIe in Der Res
gierung, Die iih i'm praftiihen 2eben
fiibIbar mn6ten, Su perbeFern. Gin
folder 8eipessrunb iit fir Die Sruuen
niht porbanoeu. Sn rehtliher Stn-
fitt iino iie 10 pplItommen sef6ust,
ipis Die Mdnner, tbatiG6li9 nod beis
Ter. Sie itno io5uiagen bic besiinftgs
ten Sbjstte Der 9eiebsebun5. gae
@pblfabrtssginrihtun iino haupis
fddfid aus Der humuneR RiidFht auf
Die 5ruuen entitunben. Sn gnslano,
no bic Suffraaetten om tolliten bauz
ZEN, ipurbe bas erite 8sieb CUR S6oz
nuns Der 9efunobeit ppn ssrouen in
9etriehen erlafeH, inbem man i9nen
Die Irbeits5eit pertiirste unb iie BON
9etrieben dusfhloB, Die ibren littIihen
Nnitanb perlsBten unb ibrs ardfte
un9ebIbrlih in QnIpruh nabnen. Sn
Deutihlanb fpiro in jeoer hentbaren
Weiie bic Srau bonn 9eIes in Shus
genpmmen. Sn ben Ser. Stauten ers
fclgen 9emiihungen in berIelben Rihr
tuna, bic lsiber ourh ben llnosr'tauo
Der 9sritte bduFig pereitelt iperben,
aber es lit unpertennbar. bub Die Rdns
ner iid ale eroentlihe Miibe eeben,
oieien Wibsritdno gu brshen, neil man
perbinoern min, bub bic 5rau our6
oas Grperbsleben uufaerieben miro.
Wenn babsr 4llss seIdiebt, mas gum
ShuB Der Srauen unb CUR @uhruu5
ibrer Rehte notbpenbig lit, 10 III bic
allen Qnftanos unb alien Sinnes fir
offeHtlihe Sronuna baare Wutb, nit
Der bic Suffraostten i6re Neitation
sur grlnngung oss St;mmrhts b..
treiben, bod nur Elm 8epeis bon eei=
tiger Minberpertbigteit, 10 bnb ge.
rabe bic ssrouen, peIhe iih burh ihrsu
itarten @etit beroprbeben tpplIsn,
tuuptfdhlih iih ourh 8siftesihpdte
bemertbar MAIDEN. Wenn bas Die In
telligenten 5rluen iein folIen, bic in
Gnglanb tpie bic gurien bauien uno
sipar. ipie mir geseiet baben. obue IL
genb tpelhen 5tpingenoen 8runo, 10
fam man nur nit @ntiessn on bic
MDslihteit nenten. bnb Der Gag foms
men tDnnte, punu Die Jrauen einen
entIhsinsuben 4rtbeil an Der Resiss
runo hoben ipereen. lin uns aber tel.
nsr llnesrsttigteit iauIois gu MAIDEN.
esben mir Der fsften llebsrseusun3
ausbrud, bub Die Msbr5ubl Der
Jraueu gsiftig bOber sinSui6dBen in,
als bic Suffrasetten. 10 bab man Den
beiten gepeis BON Der giloune eine-
Srau buran bsiiBt. oab fe tein
Stimmreht perldngt.
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yieais Der 1eaiid. ceitsrreidsr.

Der TeutIhs Ceiisrrfihiine llnters
itiisungss s9srein psranitaItei ftin jdbr.
Ii1ss picnic am Gpnntne. ben 80.
auni, In Reihratb's pnrs. Dos riih.
rige Arrangements sHcmmittee III felt
MoAen fleibig an ber Mrb<it, nm bos
gienie 3u einem Grfcls 5u gsitalten
unb rehntt nit Mtht ouf sinsn grub.
ortissn WsIud. IN bod bis fmnor5.
gsIbe Monarhe iebr itart bertrettH
nnb haben bic NiisIisDtr bes Wersins
auh immtr regen Antbeii an ben s5sfis
lihtsittn onbersr Usreine senemmen.
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Wenn man fiebt, fpte bic
Suffragstten in gnsluub iih auffib.
ren, 70 liegt barin Elm gang beIonbers
fairies argument gesen bie Grtheilung
bes 5rauen<Gttmmrehts. gs i'll bar
raas gu srTeben, baB Grcuen an polis
tifdem Janutismus nod bel Wei.sm
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dfehIfr.

Tie iutge QiinifIerin triig nit
grober annlutb einige NntionnIIie.
Der Dor, iDobei fie in entiprehenben
acftiiuen nuftrnt: bic gs0hI Der
Mieber Iieb Hi&ts sn piinIGen
fRrig.
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MatjeS 0erin9e
o.. 9stsfss - 90 Z. -.
Wrnn6iteinleamua.

lie 2eglne bes GrMnoIieins sur
Ghuie her fotbcIiihen Dius. .Gemein.
Be. an Norben unb Irensnn aa,e.. III
Gii6-G GnnliHinspilIc, finbet am Cont
tao sanGmistag 2 1lbr itott
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r0id) frodnefeft, feDrfe man fiftntcr
Iipieoer easn suriid, bieie SeeritraEe
ans aeipoihenem. glatteni SanS bis
3u jener gronomaiier su perfoleen.
iro bic SGnfer beaonnen: Sic lpnrbe
eineeihIoiien bon Der ebene bes Mee.
res unb Der aette Der Tiinen. llnb
mein 5ous Lag ipie Elm Qaitea ba, ipie
Elm einiames Mnubritferneit. cine Ga.
rnsencnburg an einem iii0ldnoii6en
Stranoe. yindts hieIt nui ieiner Ter.
rnfie elm 3oaDGd,ter Ansihnn iibers
Weer, Mnb I'M shIni fonnte man lei.
ne Iritte boren, ipenn er ai,f unb ab
ging.
Wanbte ih mid Iaribcinm1rts, 10
ipollten bic fIeinen Rei5e entbedt ieiu /;
Life maren forglih nno boten iid crit,
mann 0os 2lMge Dertralt geiporoen
NOR. Ter itarfite mar, baB man OF
ne gfao, ipobaos in Dieie Gantpngnn
bineinihreiten fcnnte. Wore cine al.
te aulturgegeno perid)iittrt nnriruter
pelegcn, bntte iie nif)t onbers ausie.
ben fonnen. Msnn perrohte iih oas
10 gut ncr5uitenen, bicie 0erfhiit-
tung: Der goih nebte nIles ou, penls
man ibH MIR ein ponr Nomen geiu6b.
rem lisb. Runhmnl fiieB man nni
lleberrefte eines rctben YfInfteripe.
|ges: 70 bnliten bic R0ner ibre strn.
ben In Gebiete, bic iie erI6Iieben
tpolten. Gx 1bciIe. be man ni6t
lmebr iab, Iogen uHperiebrt uuter benz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-02
R. 4. DAVIS, NOVELIST,
IS TO WE'D BESSIE M'COY
Engagement Long Rumorcd,
and as Long Denied, Is
Confirmed.
TO MARRY NEXT MONDAY
His First Wife Got Divorce
From Him Less Than
Two Weeks Ago.

Richard Harding Davis. the novelist
and war correspondent. and Bessie
McCoy. the actress who won her CHIEF
fame In the "Yama Yama" song in The
Three Twins" are to be married. This
has been rumorcd before. but has al
ways been followed by denial from
one or the other OF the Interested par.
ties.
Last night. however Mr. Davis said
at his home in Mount Kisco that II Is
true. and that he and Miss Mccoy will
be married on July s. Asked for some
details about where the marriage will
take place. he refused to say word.
We are going to keep II a secret"
he said. We want 10 keep from being
bothered. We are going to be married
week from to-day. and that's all
you need. As matter Of fact we
haven't made our plans yet. anyhow
because we don't want them to leal;
out"
Mr.. Davis said that Miss Mccoy is
now in the city. but he wouldn't say
where. She and her mother and her
younger sister Nellie have home In
New Rochelle. but nobody answered
the telephone in their home last night
This will be Miss McCoy's first mar
rlage. but not MIR. Davis's. 1t was
only a couple Of weeks ago--June IS
that his first wife got a divorce from
him In Chicago. her home town.
The first Mrs. Davis was Cecil Clark
daughter Of a wealthy Chicago iron
manufacturer. She and Mr. Davis were
| married in 1899. and they separated
In 1909. Mrs. Davis sued for a sep.
aration in New York county early this
year. but on May 10. her attorney had
the suit Withdrawn Mrs. Davis
promptly went to Chicago and sued fol
divorce. At that time Mrs. Davis sait
that there would be no scandal In ths
suit that she had a clear case Of de-
sertion and that that was all there wat
TO the case. Subsequently Mrs. Davis
made an additional charge which va,
not put into the records Of the case
1t was made privately to the Judge.
! Davis -waA-in- london when he be
came engaged to the first Mrs. Davis
He cahled a proposal. She cablrd bach
her assent. Davis then hired a mes
senger and despatched him 10 Chicago
with the engagement ring. II cost hin
ebout $500 to get the ring to his fancee
Mr.. Davis met Miss Mccoy when sh'
was making her success as the "Yami
Yama' girl. For many days before tn
meeting he had occupied the same sea
while she was doing her dance. Afte
the meeting he continued To like tn,
show. and had the seat reserved fo
him for every evening performance
Miss Mccoy went to bermuda thi
spring. but returned to New York
short time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-02
COUNT sE1DENBERG HURT.
He and Howard s1ade In Carriage
That Was Run Down by AUTO.

Ue 0nu Howard S10de IN carriage
That Was Run Down by Auto.
Count Alfred Seidenberg. said to be
connected with the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company. and Howard Slade,
connected with a Wall street brokerage
firm. were seriously injured In q col.
lision OF an automobile with the buggy
in which they were riding just after
midnight this morning at Monmouth
Beach. n. J.
Count Seidenberg is under the care OF
DIR. ]. j. Reed Of Seabright. MIR. Slade's
condition is not considered at all criti-
cal
The accident occurred almost In front
Of the home Of Bayard Dominick OF the
New York Stock Exchange. and an au-
tomobile owned by Mr.. Dominick was
the machine which struck the buggy.
There were several persons In the
machine. members Of Mr.. Dominick's q
family and guests. Count Seidenberg
and Mr.. Slade. both OF whom are COM
paratively young men. had driven over
from Seabright to Monmouth Beach
to call on friends living nearly directly
across the street from the Dominick
home. They were In u livery rig
owned by McCue Beecroft OF Sea-
bright. They were leaving their friends
home when the accident occurred. The
buggy had just turned out into the
main road when the Domlnick auto
| mobile came up. The lights OF the
machine are thought to have frightened
| the horse. The animal reared and
turned sideways in the road. throw
ing the buggy directly across In front
| OF the Oncoming automobile. The
machine was not going at very fast
rate. but the impact was sufficient tt
demolish the buggy and to break the
harness holding the horse to II.
Count Seidenberg and MIR. Slade were
thrown ont to one side. The automobile
stopped at once and members Of Tho
party In It carried the injured men into
the Dominick house.
| AT the Monmouth Memorial Hospita
It wns said that Mr.. Slade would re-
cover, but might lose the sight OF one
eye. Count Seidenberg was bruised
and scratched. but otherwise unhurt
| Mrs. Bayard Doininick and her chauf
feur. Dietrich. were not injured.
Count Seiedrnberg and MIR. Slade wer'
returning to Scabright from call a
the Stimson cottage at Monmouth Beaci
when the accident happened. Bayar'
Dominick is a member OF the firm o
| Doininick & Dvminick. stock brokers o
lio broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-02
TAFT SAYS HE WILL WIN.
Presidest's Reply To Letter Of Jer'
sey Republican ns Denosncins Record

Presislest's Reply To Letter of der.
sey Republicans Denosncing Record. J.
State Assessor lieorge L. Record OF
Jersey City, who il the avOwed Roosevelt
leader In New Jersey. was made the SUBJ
ject Of y bitter attack in letter sent .
President Taft by the Eighth Ward Repub-
lican Club. which said:
The Eighth Ward Republican Club
offers LIS congratulations to you. the
party and the country upon the outcome
Of the Chicago convention.
After an hysterical and emotional cam.
paign Of few days before the primary
this district sent as a delegate to the
convention Mr.. George i. Record. whom
two years ago. when he was . candidate
for Congress. they rejected by over l0.-
900; although the district IL Republican.
having previously elected the Hon. Mar
shall Van Wrinkle. gave YOU a rousins
majority four years ago and will repeat
It this year.
II our delegate 10 indicative OF the op-
position to YOU. and from his activity
and prominence In Chicago he would
seem to be, then indeed you have MOTH
ing to fear. for the walls from the Cave
of Adullam viii never cause Republican,
to forget the faith.
In reply the President wrote.
This is to thank you for sending me
the congratulations OF the Eighth Ward
Republican Club Of Jersey CITY.
II In great pleasure to know that
this organisation is satisfied with my
nomination and can be counted upon In
the fight which must now be made In tn.
election. which ! am confident we shsi
win"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-02
W. A. MASSEY, NEW SENATOR.
Former Nevada Chief Justice Ap-
pointed by GOvernor.

RENO. New. July Nv. A. Massey
former Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF Nevada. has accepted the appointment
Of United States Senator from Nevada TO
succeed the late George 8. Nixon. This
was announced by Mr. Massey this after
noon.
George Wingfeld, in a letter TO Gov.
Oddie to-day. declined to accept the
United States Senatonship proffered him
on June I3. saying he could better serve
Nevada by remaining in consta mt touch
personally here with the large financial
interests he and other Eastern investors
wero connected with than in an official
capacity. Then came the appointment OF
Mr.. Massey.
The former Chief Justice was a candi-
date at the last primaries for Governor
lie is so years old and native Of Ohio
His second wife was Miss Florence Massey
OF New. York. OF the same ancestry bu,
no near relative. He has been member
OF the State Legislature and IN one OF the
foremost lawyers Of the State His father
was an army surgeon and served al
through the civil war under Sherman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-02
LET MARQUARD PITCH.
Process Server Might Have Checked
the Rube's VictOriea.

Had II not been for the fact that
Sheriff hamburger Ia baseball fan
the long series Of victories won for
the Giants by Richard De Marquis. also
known rs Marquard. might have ended
at the Polo Grounds with the Boston
game on last Saturday.
An execution against Marquard's
property for Sl45. which was obtained
by theatrical newspaper for adver-
tising Marquards theatrical act a year
ago. was handed in at the 6heriff's
office on Saturday morning with in
structions that It be served that after
noon at the Polo Grounds. The exc
cution was turned over to Deputies
Winter and Metzger. and they found
out by tclephoning to the ONCE Of the
New York club that Marquard would
undoubtedly pitch.
gers enthusiasm and on tho advice OF
Albert Blumenstiel. counsel to the
Sheriff. they decided to call up Har.
burger at Baltimore.
You say MarQuard is going to pitch
to-day" the Sheriff scid over the phone.
Then by oil means do nothing to In
terferc with his success In the game.
II II your duty to obey the Law. but
would suggest that the law would not
be broken or even wrenched II you
waited until the game Svas over 10
serve the execution. he guided entirely
by what you are told when you reach
the Polo Grounds"
The deputies then set out for tn,
game. and when they reached the
grounds they sought out Secretary 10.
scph d. OBricn and explained that
they had to put the execution in Mar
guards hands before he left the
grounds.
III You want to take a chance OF
| making Marquard lose his eighteenth
game you can serve him before hs
goes to the pitchers box. but II yo,
have an ounce Of local pride and pa.
triotism behind your badges you will
| wait until the game In over
Metzger and Winter said that wa.
what they thought Of doing all tn,
time. and so they waited and served
Marquard ut the clubhouse before h,
left the field. Marquard was so please,
| with the consideration they had showl
that he gave Winter the ball Will
which he won the game for Winter!
eleven year old son.
| Secretary O'l3rien Of the Giant!
mailed check for the amount of tn,
execution 4" the Sherirrs office yester
day. and thanked the sheriff for the
courtesy shown by his deputies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-07-02
Democratic LEADERS
D|SMAYED BY DEADLOCK
Talk Now of New Primaries
and Another Convention
on August 10.
ALL INVOLVED NAY AGREE
Ii Is Admitted That Failure TO
Agree Has Made a Rad
Impression.

BALTIMORE. July democratic lead.
ers who came to Baltimore In the cx-
pectation Of nominating a ticket that
would win In November are dIsmayed
over the deadlock that confronts them.
The convention is practicall' without
leadership. From the moment ballot
ing began the delegate body has acted.
apparently as an unorganized mass
meeting and all efforts to whip II into
shape for the accomplishment Of results
have failed.
As things stand at midnight Monday
there is little hope Of breaking the dead
lock The Clark forces. whipped out Of
their boots. have grimly determined to
stick 1t ont. not in the hope OF winning,
hut with view Of beating Wilson.
Unless the deadlock can be broken by
tomorrow night an effort will probably
he made to dissolve the Baltimore con-
| vention. Bryan will not oppose ad-
journment.
On all hands IL Is agreed that 1t would
be less disastrous to the party to ad-
journ this convention and hold another
later in the summer than to continue
the present state OF Affairs.
Here is one plan that has been sug-
gested az way out Of the present
| dilemma: That the convention be adj
| journed; that the convention direct that
primaries be held In the various States.
! and prescribe the manner and form of
holding such primaries; that the pri-
maries be- held on July 25 and that the
secondary convention be held on August
| TO-
| The leaders admit that the inability
Of the party to name n candidate within
reasonable time has made bad I'm
preston on the country After the
demonstration at Chicago the Demo
Gratis predicted that the Baltimore con-
vcntiOn would he a Sunday school meet
ing by comparison. Instead Baltimore
has more nearly rcsembled riot II
the primary iden IL carried out It will
be In the hope OF restoring the Demo.
cratic party to the position it's represen.
tatives believed u held prior to the as-
semJling OF this convention.
The leaders believe that something
of order can bc restored II the various
candidate are subjected to the acid ties,
of a primary. OF course. the primar,
arrangement cannot he put through un,
less all of the leaders agree to II.
The situation. however. is 80 des'
perate that the belief is quite genera
that all concerned will assent.