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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
tn come true. Won't you do 1t. Alb

IT.! come true, Won't you do It. Alb
bou9"
"Df course. What n superstitlous
litle Nonpareil! Do you hold hands ?"
Honest hands" She held out both
OF hers. Come on then. What are you
golng to wish, Abbott? But no. you
mustn't tell till we're across. Oh, I'm
jus, dying to know! Have you made
up YOUR mind YETI"
Yes, Fran" he answered indulgent-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
Efficiency.

The modern method of accomplish.
ing two things at once IN the per-
Torrance OF a mans household duties
was recently illustrated by q North
Cambridge young man. This young
man was industriously moving the
large lawn In front Of his house by
pushing q mower in front OF him
with the same industry he was giving
his baby a ride by dragging the baby
carriage behind him with the other
hand.-Bogton Journal
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
PerfecflY Safe

Better lap up that split milk" said
the first cat. IT the missus sees the
mess youll catch fits
Not me- said the second feline.
The woman live with blames every
thing on her husband. "-Louiville'
Courier-Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
LOCAL FANS
WATCH GAME
LARGE GATHERING SEE WORLDS
SERIES IN MARKET AUDI
II
Much Cheering and Shouting as herfis
Pounds Out a Homer Scor-
ing Two Runners.

When Merkle. Of the Giants. made his
nom" run yesterday. and the play was
shown ON the Smiley electric base ball
board In the Market Auditorium. there
was "A roar. caused by the voices OF the
LOCO fans that could De- heard FOR sew
eral blocks. shouts and cheers have
been mad" throughou the series a.
some excellent play was noted. but az no
time. except follow ing bakers home run.
was there such "a storm or applause
other lays YESTERDAY trough forth
shouts 81 JOY from the fans whose fav-
critics had won a point. and tho excite
ment was POSSIBLY more keen than has
ever been noted nj any other affair ever
held in the CITY.
The board rs an Innovation ana Is eV-
~ceptor1lN pleasing To- the fans Of this
city. who have been forced IN the past
20 soc the world series through tho
newspapers or hy watching the score
boards and using their imagination
With the bis Smiley hoard before IN.
fans, - s. not necessary 10 use Tho
i~magination. as the plays are shown
clearly before the spectators and the
plays can REALIZED very clearly.
At times an exciting ian can be heard
20 shout. Get back. a. ne sees him
play too off OFF a base position. and at
other times hear tho familiar shout.
'llit 'er out Baker a homer Baker.
and many other such expressions. The
excitement - keen AZ all times. and real
base ball IS enjoyed by those present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

WESLEYAN HAS
FINAL PRACTICE

''''f ' fo the Inteilfeencer
TI .kIIN>Nr<. w. NJ, d., .,
DO in practice to-day was about
...f That bins been hold ar the
'."HI NnfhIue was done eererf
.MF 'ff.NInE ~ rnits. ty Earl STAINS.
i'f. NrI Miller. and the usual signal
If' f|"r fhr work tciuc shortened nr
Ift no fnn same with IHtia.rWfna
'I''." here tomorrow The probable
D. IHr tn. morrow game r. Seal
H N.rf. SON Hf ends kof1Ieou and
. IfIrr. 900 tackles. Vance and Lewis rr
.I'|. nfr Ht EIHrde. lambert. AZ cen.
Pop. -II.. I.r.. Hf u.trfsrHr.t Nhuwe
N"r urH Garrett. no halves. and NfphaeIa
90 Jacobs. 60 fllIhart Young "a rer1.
Ir "uf or tne r1wc with "a
twisted Iure and vII mot rIsr Tr
tr..u 'f ohio M.di.- viii referee and
fHr M D. conference. In session here viii
attend fls etur .n IL IuIt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
MARTINS FERRY TO
NEW PHILADELPHIA
MARTINS FERRY HIGH TO PLAY
NEW PHILADELPHIA MOB
THIS AFTERNOON.
Both Are Exceptionally strong Teams
ana n Fnst ana Interesting
Game Is Expected.

Tho Martins Ferry HiFh school foot
hall team VIII Journey 60 New PhIladci-
mia today ror a game with the fast
team ~ the New Philadelphia High
school. A. intense rivalry exists be-
tween these two schools ono Of the fast
est games 90 tho season g. expected
The result ~ this game will be watch
81 with interest Do. local fans. as this
is o." hrst strong team 70 At tho Martins
Ferry lads ave tackled this year Wheel
ing High defeated New Tlilade'uhia ~
tho score % - 90 e IN a hard fought con
test. ana the result Of this cnm- Will
throw some ltEht on tho relative
strength ~ fre Martins Ferry and tho
Wheeling High teams Martins Ferry g.
confident that they can defeat the New
Philadelphia lads and surpass che score
made against mis- team by the Whcelirr
aggregation.
Tho coaches % tho Martins Ferry team
are nov Faf'FHed with The showing made
despite tHo fact hat they have won ev-
cry game PLAYED. practice
ives hold each evening this week and a.
"a result Tho team IS ~ better condition
than ever before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
GIANTS RECEIVE
HOME

NEW YORk. OCT 10--The New
York Giants arrived here tonight
from Philadelphia They Nere greet
ed with a quieter demonstration than
the n they met with on their arrival
home after Wednesdays victory over
the Athletics. 4 friendly crowd OF
several hundred fans shouted words
Of hope and encouragement. however.
and the prevailing good nature OF the
welcoming delegation brought smiles
10 the Giants faces despite the de-
feat to-day. The players went 10 their
homes 10 rest for to-morrOw's contest
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
LEADER SELECTED
To Honorary ontce 70 Travel with wes-
leyan Footban Eleven
This Year.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiligencer.
ETCkHANNtN. " Va. oct lO=Af a
special mass meeting here today Chauucy
NJ. Smith. ~ HurknNnrou. was elected
So the official college cheer leader and
will occupy his position throughout fhe
year. lie succeeds Goose Ward. of
Hambietou. who held the uTice Tor two
years preceding this. A. soon a. smith
was elscted ~ took charge of IN. meet
ing and announced that the frsf regular
practice would be held uu the college
Held THE afternoon at B. o'clock. at which
time all the wells TO be used in the West
Virginia gam" at Eairmont would Dee
gone over. Varsity football practice IS
In session AZ that hour and ~ is expected
that the Yelling will add quite "a lot ~
ginger 20 the proceedings. Smt'n -rows
tns most promise Of any cheer leader at
Wesleyan Go several years. and % i-
Thought that under his guidance the ef-
5eCtiveness ~ the roofing at the games
end at public meetings OF all kinds VIII
be increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT
Three Good Races Pulled on IN Cleve-
land observation-disclosures
Furnished

CLEVELAND. o.. oct 1o.-Three
races and the Fourth heat OF one unhn-
Eric circuit meeting at Crauwood today.
Tie f1voritsS bon the 10 trot and The
PIG pace finally won. hut only AFTER "a
hard struggle. the pacing race especially
te nE hptly contested. Summaries
i9 pace. purse $500. Unfinished
yesterday Priscilla Pal won. Torpedo
tov. second Cora Pointer. third. Rest
21s '-ot. purse $500. Hal styles won
George JAN second Emily Morris. third
Rest time. 1904
2.fF pace. purse $500 Daisy Pea-i won.
tyka Direct. second Costello. third. Rest
Wine. 2.f4i4
won Red Mike. second. Benny Nomos-
ter. third Best time. 2ota
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
WILL WRESTLE
John Maser. OF Pittsburgh. VIII wrestle
Bob Louie, the Greek whiri-
wind, at Fulton.

Hun Butler. promoter - manager 81
IohuN NaSsr. The Butcher BOY" wrsst
Ter. OF pittsburgh. Pa. has made pr
engagements for "a wrestling match De.
tween the Butcher BOY and Hov Louie.
The Gre-k WhiriWiud. OF this city.
The bout VIII he pulled of in the Eal-
ger hail. at Fulton. Monday. October 20.
and VIII De for "a purse OF $50 and the
championship - the ohio valley
Interest iu wrestling has been revived
iU this section a1d 81 record h-cakir
crowd &C. expected 20 De present NI-sr
has "a large number ~ admirers iu AM
around Pittsburgh. and e. large number
Will undoubtedly be present 90 witness
the match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
DEFEATING CARDINALS IN SEVEN
rHNrHG CONTEST.
Game Called on Account OF DARKNESS.
National Team NOW Has Two
Dame Lead.

ST LOUIS Mo. oct. io-The Va
%tionals by timely hitting I'm the seventh.
mixed with an error. won the second
game with the local American
score was Z TO I. II. "A. r.
National 30 o o o So 8 o
Americans .....O o o o II : =
called. darkness.
Batteries-Perritt and Winro. Baum
gardner and Agnew EMPIRES. Brennan
and Hiidebrand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
D5y Series Second Game
BU1cW3H8 PITCHED E-xCELLENT
oA1E AND wrHs EASILY.
American LeAsusrs We're Unable 20 Do
Anything at Any Stage OF
the Game.

CHICAGO. oct. iO.-Bert ~Humphries'
brilliant pitching and n terrific on
slaught on Jim SCOTS offerings IN the
sixth and seventh innings to-day gave
h Chicago Nationals the lead In the
City Championship series. the third
game going 20 the Cubs. : 10 o. The
American LeaEuers were helpless before
HUMPHREYS battling curves The
score. r. II. p.
Americans ...ooO0OOOOo- o Z o
Nationals .....O OOOO35O-- = 10 o
Batteries-scott. Lathrop and SchaIk.
Humpries and Archer. tmpireE. ODRy.
Sheridan. Orth and OLouEhlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

locals seven pounds 90 a man Wheal-
luL l' SAID 20 have the best OF Heliaire
Wifr ~ comes Co speed and feamw-ork
'ui tNe weight of the Ecllaire team will
' i prominent factor iu the game The
lt'llilr' htrkffld is e. great deal fc4yts-
Than that % the locals. but AZ in the
other positions Wheeling is reputed 10 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

THE umpire calls "a FOUL said she
Yet not a feather do ] see.
Correct TIE answered. even So
But this IS a picked nine. YOU Hnow 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
BELLAIRE TO
PLAY REDS"
ATHLETICS TO PLAY
cINcIBENArI REDS TO-DAY.
Bsfiaire Team IN GOOD Condition and En-
poets TO Adudnister a Defeat 10
League Team

Local baseball fans Will be given an
opportunity TO witness a real live VA
uonal League team In action this after
noon. when the Cincinnati Reds meet
the Reliaire Athletics at Reilaire park
ne Reds are now on a transforming
TOUR and have practically the same team
that finished the season IN the league.
and a great crowd Is expected 20 greet
them IN this vicinity.
Despite the fact that m team finished
IN the second division. they have three
OF the best pitchers Of the league IN
SuFss. Packard and Johnson. Hohlitzel.
the hrst baseman. II we'll known IN this
vicinity. having been the star fret sack
er on the wheeling team IN the Central
league. Bates. tho SteuhenvNle lad who
viii appeal with the Cincinnati bunch.
IL also well known here. having PLAYED
against Bellaire several times.
Manager Kennedy has strengthened
his lineup by tho addition OF seevrat
noted players. among them being Hood.
WHO has been drafted by 81. Louis for
next season Jimmie Beeson. OF the
pittsburgh Federals. won a place in the
hearts or Beilaire fans a few seasons
ago and viii again appear n, se~onr for
the Athletics. WITH these additions e.
&c ALREADY strong lineup or -. nome
can defeat tho Reds. At least. a great
game VIII he staged
Cincinnati. Beilnire.
Basher N Wilson. 70.
Rates. 90 d FfIes Oh
" le.lanC. = A. GILES. n
EEan. - sullivan
Blackburn. C r-vsock. IN
SufsS. p Fracht. p
Packard. y Hood. n
Johnson. p Mooney. n
II was announced last evening ,aa'
me result OF the worlds series would
Dc posted on the large score board ~
the PARK during he Cincinnati Hellair.
ming by inning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20
SEE OAHU NOW
IS CONVENTION
SUNDAY PLAN
Automobile Trip Around Island
viii Be Made Unless Rain
Should Interfere Otherwise
Railroad Trip Is Program

II Jupiter Pluvius sees fit to re-
main dormant tomorrow. and does not
turn the switch which VIII bring the
liquid sunshine the delegates who
arrived In. Honolulu this morning to
attend the civic convention, will be
the guests OF the local commercial or
eanizations IN an automobile trip
around the island Of Oahu. Automo-
biles have been secured to accommo-
date the entire party and all is In
readiness for the trip, which will no
doubt be the big feature Of the enter
tainment end Of the convention.
Those delegates who are to make
the trip are requested to gather at the
rooms Of the Promotion Committee.
Bishop street. at half-past nine O'Clock,
In order that an early start may be
made to provide ample time for the
tour. In case the weather Is favor
able, one party win leave the com
mittee rooms and journey around the
island via Haleiwa, returning over the
Pail, while the second win make the
trip over the Pan and return via Ha-
leiwa- In case Of rain. the automo-
bile trip win be postponed entirely.
and a trip made to the country on a
special train Of the o. r. & L. Co.
It Is hoped. however, that weather
conditions win permit the automobile
trip being made. as 1t win be new to
many Of the delegates.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20
DELEGATES TO
CONVENTION GET
HEARTY WELCOME
Honolulu Turns Out En- MasSe
to Greet Visitors from Hawaii
and Maui When Mauna kea
Docks This A. M.

=
The hammer has been inferred
deeper; the knot of friendship which
binds Honolulu, Hawaii and Maui has
been frightened
With flags. and pennants flying and
with the cheers of the hundreds of
Honolulans who thronged the Inter
Island dock echoing out across the
harbor, mingled with the lively airs
of the Hawaiian band, the Hawaii
and Maui delegates to the second an
nual convention OF the civic and com
mepcial bodies of the territory were
cordially welcomed upon their arr
val in this city in the Mauna Kea
this morning. The welcome was a
huge success The plans of the local
commercial organizations were car
ried out to the letter and. in the opin-
ion of the Hilo delegates, the vel.
come to Honolulu far exceeded their
highest expectations.
! Long before the Mauna Kea hove
in sight, the dock was crowded with
persons of every nationality, arrayed
in holiday attire and eager to do
their share in welcoming the visitors.
Prominent among those on the dock
were the members of the Honolulu
Ad Club--at least, all those members
who were not engaged in some other
jinks -natty in cream and white suits
with white hats bearing yellow
band on which was the inscription
of the organization The spirit Of
=.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20

Strength and Form Win Seven
teenth Annual Water Sports
from Old Time Rivals
WATER AND WEATHER
CONDITIONS PERFECT
Myrtle 0arsmen Show Splendid
Spirit Of Pluck and Fight
TO Last Event

Using spoon oars q p place .I.ol q
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sec----.-S -, .-r.-< - e,t 49, - :
sncrousn s.. M ,o9 q e dns ss elue ,,aa.e ana
lintsr.elub race. and from boat house
sno o..se psckea M VIII lleslan' ~ men, nr
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% nseI q spur ane eel.., 8. s,sh ssloss sne
..sn my. .n - 49, ,.oess' ssns,
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80 -. .se', 49, -, = .cs7 s.s 81, .aee
.es t0ve r,tr 1le.l.u 49, Nsl'
y s.e Ieee, ~ ~, .,e s1sn .s.esn uloL.
,'et y ~ eee, euu l'. 3 nsesy slienee
'o.,s ..oo'ee uneef t1efiee al'o "i'l'e psl'-
3.
49, 0s. Sr,ly cole'oeo ..' me. .l.1 ..l5
l,e 'ls ouIo tAke sne ,s'-as sen.ot ss 49,
Stsnt WIN ease anu mytslt I,s' eoI,,s
NsIe een.s'eo e t1s !o,,lo1 ~ .Iesl'
,e1 s'sss' tne y ne y1nlcL gA,. ~ q !
neh s1s o9r q tns ,se.all, -, = 80. ,..lr
M ne. o-Iss $3.50 .ps q, nn'sl ~ lns liz
.'a' .-.r's ~. 's +. e,.s u. - 49, -
eesI e'.o ,-'e ,''s 3. ..e ~
", ana 1esH ~. ~ * L.',s L.se
ein,est -'' ny s.l1
io21eFs te c9,c - '91 'n n. =.
~ va E 100000 year lqf tne reg ana
N1..e
on t1c rHc'Px 's'k .1t neeE3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20
AID CLUB AND
PIRATES WISH
FRIENDS ALOHA
High links in Order When the
Mauna Kea Reaches Dock
with Members of Hawaii and
Maui Delegates to Civic Con-
venti0n

A new skull hangs on the mast OF
the little Keokuk. The black flag OF
piracy flies in triumph over the ship,
while the decks of the vessel drip
blood. Now the smoke from the
guns has cleared, the deity has wav-
ed the wand over. the craft. the pir-
ates have been given their way, and
taken the delegates to the Inter-lsl-
and Civic Convention to their breast.
The pirates fearsome attack, IN
the early hours of the morning, upon
the Mauna Kea as it brought the del
egates from Maui and Hawaii here
for the convention, the struggle with
the police as the outlaws sought to
make a landing at the Inter-Island
wharf. the parade and the imprison-
ment Of the pirates in the city jail
these are but a few of the first steps
of the Ad Club in their welcome OF
the Hilo Board OF Trade members,
and other delegates to the convention
Pirates, by all their rig and regal.
la. and their impedimenta of battle,
they were as they sailed about the
llarbor in the early morning on the
little sampan Of late christened the
reVenue-cutter Keokuk, which, they
would have it known, was Wrested
from Captain Tapham, his officers and
crew, as the latter were bringing the
fierce men of Bully Hayes to these
shores for prosecution as -blackbird-
ers. They were pirates with blades
in their mouths and pistols in their
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20
HoWTHE HEALANIs WON THE REGATTA

HOWTHE HEALANIS WON THE REGATTA
SENIOR sIx.OARED BARGE Healani; second Myre
Time, minutes 46 seconds.
SIx.PAnDLE CANOE (u Naa; Lilo Keokeo
(IIui Nau) Time z minutes IS s-s seconds.
FRESHMAN sIx.oAREp BARGE First HeaIani; second MYRTLE
Time, II minutes "a seconds.
SENIOR PAIR.OAR Heasn MyrtIe Time minute
Ia seconds
FOUR-OARED STE4MERBOAT First Marine Railway; second Ste
yedores Time . minutes 21-5 seconds
JUNIOR SIxOAR BARGE First second, Myrtle Time
11:l44-5
PEARL SAILING Debbie Is second Max Boe
i'm Iyy in Elizabeth Time 81 minutes seconds
FOURPADDLE CANOE WOMEN-First Maka Fine, Kameha
KanaiaHpuni Tom KeOanui third Hoapalh
: ON KeOlanui
First, Kueakanuu Time 3S
minutes % seconds.
FOURPADDLE CAN0ESIrst @A.; second third Kalei
Time, 10 minutes flat
JUNIOR PAIR0AR second Myrtle Time
minute 33 t5 seconds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20
STRIKERS in
ENGLAND GOING
BACK TO WORK

LONDON, Enuz Sept, 2o-The ra|'-
way and traffic connpsnies which have
been victims of the big strike h4tp
agreed to reInstatc al of the strikes
who will pledge themselves to han
die the traffic which the laws demand
The strike Is now regarded as pract'-
calIy ended.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20
SCH0OLB0Y is GOLF
WINNER; is BOY WONDER
ASSOCIATED Press cablel

1RookLlNE, Mass, Sept. 2o.-
The greatest form upset in the his
tory Of golf occurred today, when in
the pIay-off of the three-cornered tie
for the national open championship,
Francis Quinet, 17-yearoid high
school boy and former caddie, holed
a II, one under par for the difficult
course. vardon took n and Ray 7s.
The two latter are British profes-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20
BANANAS LEFT
ON FREELIST
BY CONFEREES

WASHINGTON, .. c., Sept. 2o.-
The house and senate ccnferces on
the administration tariff bill today
agreed to leave bananas on the free
list.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20

Photographs of regatta features this
morning. Top pictures show harbOr
with decorated craft and officials
boats, and part Of the big crowd at the
clubhouses and docks. No. 2Healani
Senior crew crossing the finish line
In the big race of the day. No. B.
Healani Juniors, also winners in their
eFent. No. 4Myrtle Juniors, who
made Dlucky fight No. 5-Myrtle
Junior Pair oar crew. No. Capt.
Gustav Schaefer, coach of the Myr.
ties. No. Coaches A. B. KrolI
Qeft) and Paul Jarrett (right) of the
victorious Healanis.
Photos by H. A. Grant, Star Bulletin
staff photographer.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-03

Roy Blackburn, arrested at Chicago recently charged with murder at Grand Rapids Mich, was given his liberty witnesses to prove that at the time of the crime in Grand Rapids he was working in a Chicago saIoofi.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-03

New York, Nov, 2-Tammany and fusion, battling for control of New York city, rested today from the cam paign and reviewed their forces
 We will win by 150,000," said Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tam many Hall in behalf of Judge Me Call, the democratic mayoralty candi- date.
 We will win by 150,oO0," said Robert Adamson, campaign manager for John Purroy Mitchell, fusion candidate for mayor.
 With these two predictions offset ting each other, the odds in the Wall Street betting ring favor Mitchell. Hennessy's Hottest Fire Yet to Come.
 John A. Hennessy, graft investigator of the deposed governor, William Sul- ger, and colossus of the campaign, eX- pected to continue until the twelfth hour his bitter assaults on Murphy, Mccall and the democratic organiza- tion. Tonight the Hull was uneasy with rumofs that Hennessy, had with drawn his hottest fire for the last day of the struggle and would deliver it tomorrow. HenneSsy is to speak at many meetings during the afternoon and evening. Sulzer plans to make final tour of the East Side in his two- fold purpose of blighting the aspira- tions of leaders in his removal from of flee and of insuring his own election to the assembly on the progressive ticket from the sixth district.
 $3o0,ooO,000 in Contracts at Stake.
 With interest focused on the mayor atty candidate, Hennessy, Sulzer and the torrent of vituperation that has been Surging around them for a fort night attention has been somewhat di- Verted from the paramount feature of the fght-the prize. Upon next Tues days verdict rests control of New York city, its army of office-holders and employees it's vast expenditures amounting into hundreds of millions of dollars and it's thousands of contracts yet to be awarded for the many city improvements planne1Nand in contem- plation. Chief among these are con- $300,0O0,000 subway.
 Tammany Has Other Troubles.
 The foes of Tammany have likened the present to the days of Tweed. They say the chief by-product of the campaign has chilled the blood of some of the Tammany leaders; that the time is near when Fourteenth street will know. them no more. This by product, a John Doe investigation of Hennessy's harges-directed by District Attorney Whitman, is due for further develop ment tomorrow when MT. Whitman will attempt to confirm or d1scredit some of Hennessys fiery charges of graft and corruption among the wig Wan chieftains.
 Murphy Won't Retire.
 Charles F. Murphy, assailed at every hand by fusion orators, is not going to retire. He has not considered it.. He said so today.