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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04
WOMEN LARGE EXHIBITORS
IN GREATER NEW YORK FAIR

Say" he asked. you won't be throw
In the horses on our racetrack, will you?'
Mrs. Atwood promised that they
wouldn't. and the deal was contaminated.
The state" will have the suffrage tent
the first week. the Woman Suffrage party
the second week. the national the third
week and the Woman's Political Union the
fourth week August 30 will be special
suffrage day. when they expect to possess
the fair
AS for the womans building, 1t was
nothing but a frame on Saturday, but
Mrs. Bruce cheerfully accepted bed quilts,
cakes. jam. jelly, oil paintings and a thou
sand and one other exhibits from the
women OF greater New York. In the In
tervals Of her own work she acted as
guide. philosopher and friend to the whole
fair. She was the only woman around,
and they all turned 10 her.
Say. Mis- Bruce. they's load Of chick
ems here for the poultry show. Where II
we put 'em?'
Say, Mis- Bruce, theys man here
wants a tent TO sell court plaster in. Can
he have it,
The suffragettes said that even if Mrs.
Bruce wouldn't let them camp in front oil
her building they were glad she was there
for no man who saw her running things
could deny womans fitness to vote.
The womans building is large one
and the exhibit promises TO be large when
complete. Premiums are offered for best
specimens Of needlework. handmade Jew
H.. hooLhipdinp pictures eggs. veg
etables cakes, pies, preserves. pickles etc
Premiums are offered likewise for the
best baby. the handsomest baby, the
latest baby. etc All babies must be en-
tered for competition this morning I'm a
baby show which is TO open at 9 o'clock
and close NJ ~ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04

Make way for the transformable skirt!
Tired of the useless Topping of extra ma
terial around her ankles woman adopted
the hobble skirt. Now her sister goes
one step further with the slogan, Use
your skirt breadths,'
The-er-trousers are formed By but
toning back the halves Of the front
breadth 10 the back breadths, and the
garment may be made proper and con-
ventional by rebuttoning the flaps where
they belong
Whether they-beg pardon. H. or should
it really be they? Well. let's begin again:
Whether the garment will become popu-
lar along Broadway is a 1--we question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04

Already a few Of the holder suffragettes
have announced themselves in favor Of
er-it. and at least one Of them has been
brave enough TO have her picture taken
In them-beg pardon. ton her own roof
In spite of this approval, however, the
outdoor advantages Of the garment for
urban wear are not so apparent true
it would be the ideal costume in when
TO make the perilous ascent of the back
steps Of the buses, or even TO negotiate
the high steps of the open cars. but
where is the conductor who would hold
his conveyance while you buttoned back
your skirt? And as for wearing 1t but
toned back always-well, ii isn't done
YOU know.
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M ami attain.

ALLEN ST. :. 1898 Il Of Delaney st.
2S3x--. Morris Weinstein 10 Public Bank. 80
Delaney st. July ~; due Sept is, 1913: per
cent. 5000: attorneys. Stroock q Stroock. 30
Broad St
AVE n. : 81 n Of 9Th 81. 20xGi: Max
Fromkin 20 simon Ellinger. 3D. East 5Oth st
tprior mtg 100000. Aug /; yrs. per cent;
$1,000 ATTORNEYS. NJ d Blumenthal. 30
Nassau ~.
AVE r. SO and So. =. 40.6xs4; Max From
kin 10 Max Segman and ano. 81 Norfolk ST
prior mtg $40 700; due July /. 1914: Aug !,
per cent $4,000.
BROADWAY. e cor 1924 st. 90 ilxi00; New
York Real Estate Security co 10 New York
Trust Co, AZ Broadway, trustees prior mtg
SIS. 500 due AS per mtg recorded Dec L. lGls:
Aug l. supplemental 10 mtg recorded Dec II,
1905, attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
i16 Broadway
sTH AVE. aOT, :, 20 3x95, Samuel A
Teets TO City Real Estate Co. l78 Broadway
prior mtg 100000: Aug ]; due as per bond;
$1,000: attorney same.
EAST BROADWAY. rs. $. 2ix4s. Clara
Rosenberg 70 VIM w Chorosh 1871 Tth ave
prior MTG $40. 200. Aug |; instruments per
cont; 81, 800
GREENWICH ST. 4s and AZ s. 40ix
2s06: Mary VI ORourke ct al to Margaret
Hartman. 60 Greenwich st: due as per bond
July 80; 5000: attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. l78 Broadway.
MACDOUGAL ST. 1l2; Giuseppe Do Maria
TO Nicholas a Amodeo. 90 Thompson 1t prior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04
Recipes Tested and
Found Good.

All recipe. appearing in these columns
have been tested. .-,.,. o.bsr-
Level measurements are used unless o'ne''
This department. will be glad 70 ansTe,
any culinary questions submitted oy 'cAuei'
and will buy recipes 49,. v.-, Tr,h-
Address Culinary Editor, Ne~-fork i''o
une, No 154 Nassau street
GLAZED TONGUE-Parboiit the tongue
,,u done. scrape ana pare; put 1t into a
.aucenan with a few sprigs OF parsley
small stalks Of celery. several pepper
corns and a little salt; cover with water
SoaL slowly until very tender tneh
Srojn remove from the liquor strain the
fat from the latter and Doll untl re-
duced one-half, when II VIII MAKE d
Sur'J1oisze. slice the tonue, arrange on
= neat dish: garnish with curled parsley ;
cover with the glaze; dot over WIN CHi
rant Jelly and serve D. H.
QUICKLY MADE ICING.-Beat shgnt-
IN the white of one egg. ada. by degrees
,h,ee-ouarters Of a cupful Of powdered
sugar and one tablespoonful OF hour
when smooth and light. flavor II with
lemon. vanilla. orange, almond rose or
- colored icing IL liked, melt one
tablespoonful OF jelly. preferably raSp-
ho--v or loganberry, and stir slowly into
the egg and sugar Spread IL on 'ne 80
&c soon as IL is made. IL VIII haruen
soon but, II IN hurry tne cah1 me-
be placed in cool oven LOT d &c" nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST ..

oath ST. s. bet Kepler and Katonao
ayes LOT 20: William Menlich agt ANN.
Spilane foreclosure OF transfer OF TAX Hen''
attorneys \ & II Bloch.
ave. IS dxg9 II: two actions: Paula Nahh !
al agt Fveda Realty Co 81 al foreclosure ~
two intgs). attorneys. Johnston q JGhis '..-
18TH ST. 9. bet Park and Washlnsto
ayes lot G5 Tax Lien Co OF New YORK ssss
Rcbecca Is Gourie et al foreclosure o.
transfer OF tax LEM. attorney, 4 Weyinann
l23D ST. 1914 20 12S East; Adolph Flnhea =,
berg agt Samuel Lewis et al foreclosure %
mtg; attorneys. katz & Sommerich.
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TERATIONS.
AUGUST 2.
Manhattan.

s7rH ST. I'll 70 2I5 East: 10 three sv
tennis; estate o. Hoch. l9s East 5sth ~
owner; II Regelman, lS3 'th ST. aroH!'eS''
s. CO., a
sTH AVE. sO4 to sos. and 18th s. 81 70
West; 10 a sly store and loft olcg a Ale.'
aufer estate. 500 9Th ave. owner MANS
nell 1855 William ~. architect. $500.
18TH ST. 80 10 Al West; 10 j sly lo't oIos.
Municipal Mortgage 60. 10 Broadway, oNns,'
! Mansfield. lS5 William 81. architect; ~,
- - ios, bldg: Municipal MOrtsage Co
owner; r Mansfield. architect; $500
AUDUBON AVE. :. l6S,h to loStn 81; 20
owner: c snyder 800 Park ave. architec"
seD 600
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AUGUST 2.

AUGUST 2
Morris Park Estates 70 Columbia-Knicker-
booker Trust Co. 81.
Leon Pier 10 Mabel A Krenschler; $500.
Julius link 70 Amelia Steinmetz: $500.
Anton Rinschler TO NJ Pfueger 81.
Harlem savings Bank 10 New York Mort
gage and Security Co; 5000
William + Moore To V Sheridan; 500
Phinny 10 John Young; $1,000.
Equitable Trust Co TO Herbert BRUISED;
sis.0O0 o,<-- -
600
COO
Brown-Weiss Realities 10 Anna Martin; 81,
Now York Title Insurance Co 70 Honor B
Douglas: 5000
New York Life Insurance and Trust % 70
Charles y Hill; 81.
same to same; VI.
Ientilhorn. as trus TO Helene W Mleneeryl
Lawyers Mortgage CO to josephine K cn-
Henri Menken to Joanna Tappen: ST35,
@ D 3 Hasbrouck TO Jane Clarki s2Soa
Bank OF Long Island 20 Twin CITY Fern
Co; 81. o--.r.
Si5 600
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AUGUST ..
Mani attain,

18TH ST. s. $50 (, OF Amsterdam ave.
for a ! sly exhibition bldg, SoXso; Cathedral o.
s. John the Divine. premises owner: Z
White .35 East 18th 81. architect: N,ole
18TH ST. 503 20 6l3 Vest for TWO sly
tennis. 75xsl.g, 18th street Holding 90 Cncl'
les Broadway. owner; Sommerfeld & S.eeAle!'
81 Union square. architects; $4,000.
PARK AVE : " cor 55th St for a y sly
apartment 100 1880: estate Of ogden Goeei.
West I'm 81. owner, Harder 10 West so
St. architect. $500 600. A.
a stv store bldg 100 5xl00. T Morgan e. a.,
100 West S5th st. owners; ( Flasg, los Broad
St architect; so. 0Oo
elSr ST. rs East; for a sly recIestio.
I'm st. owner: II Prinsei. 500 East 18Th S.
architect; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 2.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, g, Tos II
If Aldus ST. 154xl50. Eureka Tile co sEs
oval Construction Co, Inc, owner and con-
HSIiAND AVE. . 8, 80 II n OF 2i4,h 81.
c5xI00: James Mart!neln agt Mount vernon
Ruiiders' Supply co, owner; Cippela Con-
sttuction 60, contractor. sl5l.
an AVE. 1877: Isaac Feldmsn sgt Allwt,
Realty co. Inc and A HumpSner. owners;
] Gelenter contractor: $50.
223D ST, 149 East. Max Heoerman agt
Ester Henry owner; Max Henry eonusn-
tor; $3.50
3b AVE. 1877; Coleman & Krause AT
Hamilton Fish. Corp, owner; Joseph Gs!en.
ter contractor; $40 -
% East 10Th 81 Corp. owner; Joseph Gelen-
ter contractor s2s5.
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Postal Card Departments
All and they eo should be made by postal as "
~ possible

utes Watch il carefully, so that the
icing does not brown. L. H. II.
MAPLE PARFAIT.-Use for this recipe
the yolks Of eight eggs, whipped until
they are very light. and one cupful OF
hot maple syrup. Mix together and cook
in a double boiler until a coating rs
formed on the spoon. Then cool II and
add one pint or two cupfuls OF sweet
cream (Which has been whipped until
n has become stifO. Put the mixture
into a mould and pack the mould in
freezer for from three TO four hours.
L. L. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04
HIGH WA1EE
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Hamburg reported as 800 miles east OF
sandy Hook at II a III Yesterday, Is expected
to dock this forenoon 80,
The George Washington. reported as l'S
niles east Of Sandy Hook az m ycsterudS'
is expected to dock this forenoon.
The Minneapolis reported as $40 mics ea't
OF SANDY Hook at noon yesterday. is expected
to dock this afternoon.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
AUGUST ..

BLEECKER ST. 1913. I'd mr.. Poleu Coda
and Rebecchi TO Louis Bolline 1871 Blocker
~: yrs from Aug 10, Ss+o
CHERRY ST. l0i. all. Hyman Segel and
ano 10 Mateo Sondy. Hamilton st: yrs
from Sept l. 1910 $1,000 address. 1874
Cherry St
MURRAY ST. ~. Sc. Columbia College to
James Benedi CO and ano trus - Irving
pl Uhe land) 81 yrs from May l. 1912, with
renewal: $500.
ID AVE. 2l03: all. Samuel Rodman to
Battisto Zincci. 2lo3 ID ave; ) yrs from July
/. 1912.
STH AVE. o77. store; city Real Estate Co
TO Abraham Silver. 906 9Th ave: ) yrs from
Aug !, 1913; $1,000.
18TH ST. SO and 80 West. 3 noors John
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED.
Naples. Aug 3-Ultonia (Brl. New York.
Plymouth Aug g. 1872 a m-Prinz Friedrich
Wilhelm Ger. New York.
Dover. Aug g. 9:i5 y m-laTland tBelgl. New
York.
SAILED.
Dover. Aug >. $50 p m-Finsnd New York.
Hayre. Aug >. 7 y MIA Sayoie Fr). New
York.
PASSED.
Lizard. Aug 3--Minnewasks tBu New York
for London; Trent 0Br). New York Via
Kingston. colon. etc, for southampton.
Fastnet. Aug 3-Siddons Brj. New York for
Manchester.
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close - ]
Destination and steamer. go P.M
Hawaii Via Seattlr)-SierTa ....... .-... AUX.
SaJo Man. '.....'........... Aug. 7
Hawaii japan. Corca. China wa san
Francisco Hons Kong Maru..-.... Aug
Japan COrca, China. Philippines wa
NancOuveT)-Emprrss OF Russia. AuE. .
Hawaii Japan. COTca China, Philip
Na-u ......................... Aug II
japan. Corsa. China. Philippines wa
TacomaJ-Scattl" Matu .-......-..- AIs ~
Tahiti, Mafquesas. Cook ISLANDS, New
ciscol"TahItj -. .... AUG -
Hawaii, samoan Islands. New Tea,
-Vrnt,ira ''.....-.,.................. Aug. u
1T1'' vancouyer,r Xiagara -. AUG -
Hawaii Guam. Philippines tvia san
Trancisrol-T : transport ......... Aus Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04

"GLORIFIED SPONGE CAKE"-spread
n shallow layer of sponge cake or lady
fingers over a pretty platter. Cover WIN
whipped cream favored with preserved
strawberries The cream should be placed
over the cake in feathery mounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04

TODAY.
Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line closes sails.
II'Varian TT. Mvidco. pr.i2.oo IN 300 m
Nin'sotan = Ncx Am-Haw -- 800 = m
TUESDAY. AUGUST >.
Kr Gaelic I,remen q I. $50 a ~ 1000 a m
J. dc LrnaCa. M'yileo. Bsrl2n IN 500 m
Minnesota. Jam, Hsm-Am.. ---- 1oVo ~
Manuel CalNo, Cadiz. span.
Jacksonville. CLYDE 100 m
WEDNESDAY AUGUST s.
.CamYania. Livcrpl. Cun'd. $50 ? N 100 a IN
Santa Marta, Kingston, L -- 100 IN
san Marcos. Galveston. Nal -- 100 m
Arapahoe. jacksonville, clyde l.pp M
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST Q.

AUGUST 2.
MADISON AVE, 1914 20 17ls; Gerant Mosais
and Tile Co agt Paul Hanke et al; July -
1918: s3-3 -
MADISON AVE. 1851: Harry Rosenoaum Iron
Works agt Colonial Holding CO 81 al; May 2.
1913; $50. .,,.
FREMONT TERRACE. TO. Isldore Maroeila
aRt Eliza Cooper et al. April co. 1913: s2s9
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Daily Bill of Fare.
TUESDAY,.

BREAKFAST.-Cream saso' oroiieu
porgies with endive. toast, coffee.
LUNCHEON-Bake tomatoes stuneo
with macaroni and cheese, buns, iced tea.
DINNER--Pressed and jellied corned
beef. French potato balls with cream
sauce. succotash, beet salad, Glorlheo
sponge cake" coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04

cool IN The water before taking out.
Avoid changing the temperature from
hot to cold or cold TO hot too abruptly
lest the ware be cracked. ). r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04

TEMPERING CAsSERoLEs. 80 Many
will not stand heat at first. but
must be tempered. Before using at all
they should be placed in pan or large
kettle and completely covered with cold
water Bring slowly to a boil and then
remove from the fire. letting the ware
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04
OF FRIDAY.
AT THE VESEY ST. sALESROOM.
By Hcniy Brady

10TH ST. li7 west. s. 50 n OF eth ave.
.ONBS9. and sly brk tenmt and stores
BROADWAY. 1883. " 5. As II n Of ioth
ST. 10xI7S. sly brk store sherir's sale Of
ali rights title ct, which Camille ID
Power had on May - 1913 or since. VIII
lam 5 Haskell. atty. julius Harburger'
sheriff.
list ST. SOL west, 5. go II OF 18th
ave lsgxlO29 =. : sly brk dwlg. sly eX-
tension. Mannados Realty co VS. william J
Harding ct al Eiseman. Levy corn & Levine.
attys: Mark Goldberg, ref. que si.lhi SO;
take. etc, 81 100 OF
u5TH ST, Is West. 5. 325 Il Of Lenox
ave. 1SAIO011. 3 sty and basement brk dwlg
George 4 Archer vs Emil Reibstein ct al ,
Harrison. Elliott & Byrd. attys. Ernest F. l.
Hammer, ref. due, Si2.lJ3 o.; taxes, etc
2D AVE. 24o7. W +. % II s Of I2sth st,
2Jllx75. > sly brk tenmt and stores. Ruth 70
erford Realty co rs William Kern ct al
Wells & snedeker. attyS. Standsh Chard
ref. due. IS 500 80. taxes. 1884 so.
AT THE BRONX sALEsRooM.
BY Joseph y. Day.
l45TH ST. $50 East. n $. 1903 n Of ID
ave. 19.ilXlo0. sly brk dwlg; Francis Il
Chedsey VS. Matthew Anderson 81 al: John B
Talmagc. atty, Richard Walsh. ref; due
si1s7sl taxes etc. $500 10. subject to a
mtg Of 81 800
TAYLOR AVE. n Q cor OF Davis st. ~. TX
loox25. kills. II John Heinz vs. Felix u
Stern, ref. due. s9.57s 81. taxes. etc. $3.50 20
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
205TH sT. s. bet BARNES and Mathews
Gves. runs 900 nX c 171.6X n OAK 20. TX n
l232x " 200 10 beg Dollar Savings Bank Of
the City OF New York vs. Michael J Mack
Campbell Thompson. ref amt due. si5.l3o % .
taxes. etc $500 81
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

AUGUST =
PARK AVE n cor Seth st. soxllo; Metro
politan Life Insurance co loans Fullerton
Weaver Realty Co $e.5 900.
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Useful Household Tips.

This department will pay for household tips
II found available for its purpose. Address
Useful Household Tips Department" New
York Tribune No. l54 Nassau street.
TO KEEP IRONS SMOOTH.-A GER
tain housekeeper always has smooth
irons that never stick or leave ugly
brown starch marks. because she OBJ
serves the following precautions: When
the irons are put on TO heat. beads OF
moisture form on them in about half a
minute or so. II the irons are then lifted
and this dew wiped off with a clean dry
cloth they will always be smooth
NJ w. W.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
tornevD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
AIGIST .
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MARINE INTELLIC ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 1853; sunset. 7:l4; moon sets o''V'
moons age, .
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

q Triob and ano to Harry Baratz. 80 Yves
i3Jth st. 3 9-12 yrs from Aug !, 1919
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

(With name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

.Maiis for Campania close $50 p IN tn
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Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser ana at
torney)
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

sBrings mall.
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ON THURSDAY
AT THE BROSX SNLESROOM.

u IN'EITI T II"N
18TH ~. 30 West, =. lI2 u OF IN
ase. isNstll. sty hrk stone dUg. GeFman.d
Life Insurance Co Ys Charles p PlCkcn e. al,
Bubb q Roe attorney. Walter l. McCoEkle.
rcf. due 81. s9s os. taxes. etc. So 81
MADISON AVE. 3NNluO. 1884 and 1913. :.
80 n n Of IiOjh IT, 3sNiOr. two , sty stone
tennis and stores. Alfred D. Helm et al " Ma
Gus Hoseuthal 81 al. John ] itooth. attorney ;
lsl!or COhn. ref. due, So 200 II, taxes. etc
sos 10. subject 20 "a first mtg ~ S3S,ro.
l.GTH IT, ll1 Wet r. 2li3 II o!
Ienox ave. ii.loN'p H. sty aud basement
stone dwg. Florence II Rogers IS George ID
sutton q al. f;iw : 61lnch. attorney. Alger-
non = Norton. referee. due. 1851 70. taxes
0fo 81 91l u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-04
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS.
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

The following parcels will be sold in the
Vesey street and the Bronx salesrooin'
this week:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-20

train, was derailed and crashed into
an elevator on the side of the road.
Engineer J. A. Sargent prevented
a more serious wreck by staying
with his engine and bringing the train
to stop after the tender and three
coaches had left the track. Fire de-
stroyed the coaches, and the passen-
gers buried beneath the wreckage
screamed in horror as the flames
crept closer to them, but the heroic
work of the passengers who had es-
capped saved every one before the
flames had gained much Roadway.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-20

here reflect the general opinion Of
all the Canadians.
At Beacon, N. Y, a moving picture
company has already commenced a
reproduction of the latest thriller"
A principal, selected because of his
remarkable likeness to the escaped
mailman, has been dressed in exact
imitation of his attire. Automobiles
Of the Identical type used in the SEN
sational escape from Matteawan
have been supplied and infinite care
has been taken by the managers to
perfect ''the play"
A controversy has developed be-
tween Chief of Police Boudeau Of
Coaticook, Canada, and Deputy
Sheriff Kelsey of New Hampshire.
Both claim they are entitled to the
$500 and $50 rewards offered for
ThaW's capture. Each has presented
his claim to Dr. Kieb, Of Matteawan,
who said today that he would await
further developments before grant
ing either demand.
Thaw has sent a telegram to DR..
BrittOn D. Evans and while the con-
tents are not known, it is considered
certain that he has retained Evans as
his chief aIenist should it be neces-
sary for him to try to show that
he was Illegally confined in Mattea-
wan.
This is a very important PROPOSE
ton in the case. AS an insane man
he has no standing under the strin-
gent Canadian immigration laws.
But if he can claim, and justify the
claim, that he was sane and Unjustly !
confined, then his status is materially |
altered and he is not an undesirable |
alien.
Thaw and his family are willing to |
spend a million dollars to keep him |
from being returned to the. asylum |
for insane cOnvicts.
$1,000
HEROISW SAVES PASSENGERS |
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BITS OF NEWS


Commodore Perry's reconstructed
flagship, The Niagara, narrowly es-
capped being sunk this afternoon ow-
ing to ia moi people that boarded it
in lake at foot of Randolph st.
George Torsetano, 1926 w: Super
Tor st., struck and left broken at Van
Buren, st. and Western av. by auto
list who fed.
Michael Reiohert brought before
Judge SABBATH on charge of having
tried to dTing caTbolic acid while
drunk, sentenced to Bryan highballs.
Mary Wilson, negress, 2239 S.
Dearborn st., found guilty of man
slaughter in connection with fatal
stabbing of John Nicholas, 1908 w.
Division st., Aug. 80.
Thomas Ryan, Iaborer, 612 w.
Madison st., robbed of SIS and badly
beaten by two men at Monroe and
Halsted SITS.
Michael Rosenberg, 27, owner of
scrap iron yard w. 18th st. and Blue
Island av., shot in leg by one of four
men who he had told to go away from
in front of his place.
Band concert In Lincoln Park to-
night.
Forsyth Wisconsin,, 2, fell into pan
of hot starch left by mother and was
s. '~d 70 death
Otto Langerbech, 211 FIorimund
ST., book agent, found dead. Gas.
Wife believes it accident
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
CASTRO, BACKED
BY Y12,000,LEADS
CONQUEST ARMY
Exiled Venezuelan Greeted
as Savior and Recruits
Flock to Standard
of Rebel
1000 FEDERALS SENT
TO HALT UPRISING
Bands in Interior Organized
by Confederates; March
on the Cities
1000 FEDERALS SENT
TO HALT UPRISING

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Aug. g.
Former President Cipriano Castro, in
his revolutionary campaign to over
throw the Gomez administration and
regain the presidency of Venezuela, has
under his command, according to latest
advices received here, about $4,000
men.
Castro is reported to have been re-
ceived enthusiastically. He now is said
to be marching against Barquisimeto
at the head of 5000 men.
Two of Castro's adherents, Cen
eral Gonzales and General Penuela,
who crossed into Venezuelan territory
from the Colombian frontier with 5000
followers, are reported to be augment
ing their rebel army as they proceed
through the inland towns.
Generals Navas and Araujo, two of
Castros lieutenants operating in Zulia,
are leading 2.500 men against Mara
caibo, capital of the state and the prin
cipal seaport of Venezuela.
An army OF 1000 men, comprising
three brigades divided into seven regi-
ments of infantry and one of artillery,
left Caracas today to operate against
the rebels. A medical corps with Sis
ters of Charity acting as nurses ac-
companied the governments fighting
forces
President Gomez will leave the capi-
tai tomorrow and lead the army to
Maracay, on the railroad so miles
southwest of Caracas.
A steamship believed to belong to
Castro is reported to have passed La
Guaira today.
Telegraphic Communication between
Caracas and Maracaibo is interrupted.