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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04
Republicans Control
Jersey Legislature
BY Associated Press

Trenton, n. j., Nov. 4.--Returns to-
day indicate that William E. TuttIe,
Jr., CD, has been defeated in the
Fifth New Jersey Congressional district
bv John II. Capstick (R)..
With Tuttle defeated, the New Jer-
sey delegation in Congress will stand
eight Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis, a Republican gain of six seats.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04
British Vessels SaUe
American Steamers
Bu Astoeinted Prsts

London, Nov. 4, $50 A. M.--The
Athens correspondent of the Daily
patch:
British destroyers on Tuesday were
obliged TO interfere outside the en-
trance to the gulf of Smyrna to save
two American steamers whose fires two
Turkish gunboats were trying to put
out with the intention of retaining
the ships. In the ensuing conflict the
Turkish vessels were sunk"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04
ST. MARY'S VS.. STEELTON
SCRUBS

st. Mary's defeated the Steelton
Scrubs in twilight game on the Cot
tage Hill field by the score of 12 to 6.
The Scrubs were outplayed in all the
stages of the game. The feature of
the game was the running of Staras-
inic and McCahan. The lineup:
St Morv'c S4oo1te,.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04
THREE WINNERS

Our three noted brands of coffee
Silver, Angle and Flaroma, have won
a wide reputation through their flavor
Sold only by Grand Union Tea Com
pany, EOS North Second street.-Ad-
vertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04
Tie HupMobile
% oE zas-11z sEzss e ks1zZX
Laugh Winter to Scorn

See the sedan and the coupe tops de-
signed for the new Hupmobile.
Then you'll understand why Hups are
selling so readily this fall.
These tops are detachable. used in
winter, stored. away in summer.
1t is just like owning two cars-one
open and one closed-at little more
than the cost of one.
Good-looking, because they are de-
signed to harmonic with the beau
tiful Hup lines.
Complete and cozy protection from
wind, water and snow. and an in
terror finish worthy of fine limou-
sine.
People who never before have bought
cars in the fall, are buying new
Hupmobiles, largely because they
can have them fitted with these
bodies, at a very reasonable figure,
and be assured of winter motoring
comfort
Come take a look at the new Hup-
mobile.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04


| lives in one of the
strongholds of the Wares and his cleo
ton was foregone conclusion.
| The fact that there is a practically
solid Republican delegation in the
House from Philadelphia puts Wilson
in strong position and he will be
| able to start off with more strength
than Fred C. Ehrhardt, of Scranton,
and A C. Stein, of Pittsburgh, both of
whom have been showing some speak
ership ambitions. incidentally, it
might be mentioned that Samuel B.
Scott and T. Henry Walnut, the two
Philadelphia insurgents, were badly
defeated yesterday, but such men as
Thomas +. McNichol, Charles j.
Roney, S. j. Cans and other Philadel-
phia StalwartS were reelected so that
Wilson will have considerable support
among influential members at the
start.
Big Increase Filed.-The Erie NAL
leable Iron Company, of Erie, has filed
notice of an increase of stock from
100000 to $1,200,000.
DIR. Hunt to Speak.-Dr. C. ]. Hunt,
associate chief medical inspector, will
address the student body at Lehigh
University on Friday on Typhoid
Fever and It's Prevention in the Prac-
tice of Medicine" The address is to
be given at the request of President
II. S. Drinker and is an unusual honor.
DIR. Hunt has given much attention to
the investigation of typhoid outbreaks,
having been detailed by Commissioner
Dixon upon several of the most not
able in the last five years.
JOY on the Hill.-Capitol Hill peo-
pie, with exception of the Bull Moosers
in the departments of the Auditor
General and State Treasurer, were
happy to-day at the result of the cleo
ton. The Bull Moosers were frankly
saying that they did not know how it
happened and some admitted that it
meant two parties hereafter.
To Inspect Tower City.-Tower City,
which has had an outbreak of typhoid,
will be inspected by officers of the
State Department of Health this week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04
SoKOL TO ELECT

meeting of the Creation Sokol will
be held tomorrow evening in Creation
Hall, South Second street Officers will
be elected.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04

Umpire-Murphy. Time of quarters
10 minutes.
st. Mary's would like to arrange
games with any team averaging 1870
pounds. Address: ]. Sostar, 526 s.
Third street, Steelton, Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-04
CHAIRMAN HORNER
THANKS ALL WHO HAD
PART In CAMPAIGN

IContinued From First Pagel
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WILLIAM NJ. WILSON
DOOMED FOR SPEAKER
Solid Republican Delegation From
Philadelphia Puts Him in
Strong Position
Although the next

Although the next
Legislature will not
convene until jan
uary 5 a well-de-
veloped boom for
the election of Rep
resentative William
II. Wilson, of Phila-
delphia, for speaker
has been started.
1t got under way
after the May pri-
mary as Wilson
lives in one of the
= L Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-30
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One In Your Neighborhood.
NORTHWEST,

NORTHWEST
y Cap cor r. I. ave-. Parker's Pharmacy.
End st.. cor. Mass. ave. HyEeian Pharmacy.
Bird ST.. cor. Ind. ave-. Butler Field Pharmacy
7th st.. cor. r. Criswell's Pharmacy.
Eth st.. cor. K. Goldenbere's Information Bureau
eth st.. cor. Pa. ave.. Kann's Information Bureau
9th st.. p2s holland Wallace's Newsstand.
9th st.. cor. o. McGuire's Pharmacy.
1Ith st.. coz. o. Davis Pharmacy.
18th st.. cor. p. Days Pharmacy.
18th IT,. COT. n ID. ave.. Pearson's Pharmacy.
e1st st. cor. g. ouieiey's Pharmacy.
22nd II. cor. N. Nansemond Pharmacy.
18th g.. cor. Pa. ave-. Herbst Pharmacy.
COM ave-. cor Fla ave-. Ridsewsys Pharmacy
GeorEfa ave-, 420S. Campben's Pharmacy.
Hoimssd place. cor. Otis. Holmead Pharmacy,
L st.. 1904. Norse's Pharmacy.
Pa. ave-. 17o5. Holfzclsw's Newsstand
NORTHEAST
y. Cap. cor. St. Richardson's Pharmacy.
y. cap.. COT. I st.. Kenesly's Phsrmacy.
md ST.. cor. Md. ave-. Taylor's Pharmacy.
9Th at, cor. 4. McChesney 4 Joachim. Waite'
J. Boyce. mgr.
fth ST.. cor. q. Yeatman's Pharmacy.
iith St. cor. e. Cap. Lambs Pharmacy.
18th g.. cor. z. Cap. Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
r. J. ave-. 90. B. VI. Mcwil!inms' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
9Th st., cor. z. Thompson Drug 90.
etb st., cor. G. Roach Drug Go.
I'm e., cor. Pa. ave.. Fealy's Pharmacy.
18th st.. cor Pa. ave. Bradley's Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST
fth g.. =. D. Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
10. ave.. cor. II st. O'Donnell's Pharmacy.
18th It.. cor. P. Prides Pharmacy.
ANACOSTI.A,
900 Nichols ave-. Bury's Drug Store.
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OFFICES
United ST. Capitol.
interior Department.
Union Station.
Bond Building. W.. B. ar A. Rwy once.
1892 Connecticut avenue.
1249 Wisconsin avenue.
iltb Street Wharf
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The evening world., 1914-02-07
STRONG BOX AND MAIDS
SAVED FROM FIRE BY
PATR0LMEN'S vAL0R
Blaze Confined to Basement of
Carpenter Residence Does
$1,000 Damage.

Patroimsn Bushsll and Clark Of the
East Fifty.hrst street station this
morning saw smoke issuing from the
basement Of the four .story brown.
stone dwelling No. % East FIFTY.
seventh street Of Mrs.. Miles B. Car.
psntsr and hsr daughter. Miss Agnes
Carpenter. They turned In an alarm
and then aroused the family.
Ars. Carpenter and her daughter
hurried to the street and informed the
patrolmen that six maids were asleep
In the upper part Of the house and
that strong box was on the second
door. One OF the pstrolmsn hurried
to the upper part OF the house and
aroused the maids, while the other
carried tho strong box, and an Orr.
entail rug. valued at 5000. to the
street. by this time the smoke had
dllsd the building and the basement
was ablaxe.
The smoke entered through the
windows and wall OF the adjoining
dwelling. No. Sc. occupied by John
c. Emo. Q retired banker. who wa6
asleep. He was aroused by the pa.
trolmen and assisted to the street.
Just - his daughter. Miss Emo. his
son -in-lAw. w. L. Graves. and the
lattsr's wife, who had been attending
. reception. arrived.
The evening world., 1914-02-07
POlktNvN'S SLAYER
:, INDICTED MO TRIAL
- WILL & RUSHED
me No Shoot" Says M,r-
derer Who Has Been n
This Country . Ysaf.

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killed Peoossoaa DoWosA :. lDWeAa
In fsens q ~. u vUussA stsssG
Brooklyn. - 11Uuonv olUAA Wos
iadistsd ~ ~ KhO Csun1v 0sanl
Jury to-day. ~ lu1DsousaS sA9Uss
murdss b ne ~ SoOvsA - -
soon - it W. rseusUe1 l1aslnsa W.
arraisnsd bseseo JU1Us Dohe n ~
County Ceurt ~ voeal1nO.
NE 10 sAes&," saS1 - VplDsoW.
Marsnsl. Il Asvsoe0e1, Wosa - ~
qusstieosa ~ ~ osagt soese1A ~
been h New YssA saly . yeag. -
came AssS IRON o1saly. JuAG> Dohe
appointed Nsyss ots1ats.ak - -
fsad Aarsasi aoA ~ Wt1D - paAse1 -
trial - sooa - the eea11s9sa % ~
court business DeemloA 2
PoltcsmAa Aurtho d1o1 yese90nS
morning h Hey vamsly IlsaUeena
with1a I've Asays q ~ AeakA ~
OraaA jury Was heAslao wstassssa
asaiase Marsaa. An indioeunsoe wssD<
have bssa founA last night ~ asg ~
fact hat needed witnesses eeu)o ~
% ss0eso unus sa's mosnlne'
The csaaplses story u the a01eG
ana on tne saeouns on 'emec VCc
OK NO. w warren .ttess' wne tIsev
cetcn Aessn1' ana % ID noly -
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Marensi y 0troAS and aet1vA The
pol,cem.n vailed.
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There was. Michael LAveH. wa
The evening world., 1914-02-07
health OFFICIAL BARS
:, TUBERCULOSIS SERUM
Refuses to Permit Sale of Kar.
funkel's Modified Form of
Fnedmann's- Cure.

President Goldwater OF the Board
3 Health has denied tho application
Z Or. Hans Karfunkel Of Berlin to be
lowed to offer for sale In this city q
.berculosis serum-a Modification OF
70 one discovered by DT. Friedsrich
riedmann and rejected by former
PRESIDENT Lederle.
I President 0oldwatsr's deo1nlm vas
assd on . report msds hy uA Her
ian Biggs. former general medSoal
I,aesr Of the Board Of asaleh, now
cad Of the state Depaytmsu4 a
ealth. a. to experimsnfs conducted
him with the serum. ID. Biess r.
Srted that the seglam oontaaned Nv.
g bacillus which Was haymlsas In
[mall doses to an1malA but Vhtoh vas
Tightly poisonous IN leFusr 0noeA Tho
roof that II was harmless in small
loses to animals Wa no psooS pn
IAggs said. that n Vpun0 Is harraA01a
b human beings.
DR.. Karfunksl. N VAnoo lnboeuAory
h Berlin DR.. friedman puTvuAd -
search, was IN thu ETY. Iast NoVam.
Ise. While hare ho aS6od ths BoAFd
e Hsalth - allow hlo sssam = b
lse1.
The evening world., 1914-02-07
ZERO WEATHER IS NOT
HEADED FOR new YORK
Forecaster Says South viii Get
Cold Spell, but Not This Part >
of the Country.

Chssr upi Previous reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding. we're not
going to get zero weather. The
weather man In responsible for the
cheering intelligence that no tempcra
turs below fifteen or twenty degrees
above need be looked for and there's
not going to be a blixsard. We may
have Q little snow. but that's all.
Tho weather folk At Washington
discovered a high pressure area UP
In the Hudson Bay district and pes
simistically declared that 1t was
sweeping toward US. leaving snow
and ssro weather In It's wake.
But they were Washinston weather
men. Our own forecasters right hsre
say to-day that the high pressure
area Is moving southeast, SO that
Florida may feel cold. but we're 60
ing TO keep a pretty even tenn
perature.
The evening world., 1914-02-07
GA1RDEFR uN
MEEK NDW WIEN K
WIFE GOES After ul
She's Getting Bal and Takl1g
Him HomA as He We
Loehod Up fus Z Row.

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ceooeaass HsaassA - young ~.
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'cast. He allsOo1 houssooe - oAooe
sos a - iopesv1De1 eanneo GoB
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dil set bub6os svss ts-lnv WooH -
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The evening world., 1914-02-07
miss DAVIS PLANS
!: TOMAKE KEFARMERS
! Of ALL BAD BOYS
First Group of Reformatory
Lads Will Leave Hart's
Island March 1.
NO GUARDS FOR THEM.
youngsters viii Be Taught
I. Respect and Put on Their
n Honor.

The Department OF Correction OF
this city has complBtsd arrangements
0R the establishmant and maintsn.
tscs Of large farm In Orange Coun.
~ TO provide . wholesome homo and
woaking place for the boys and young
men now committed 70 the roforma.
iteey on Hast's Island. Scientific farm
ing y 70 b taught to them. and laesr
s<hsr Industrial training u 70 b
Ieddsa 70 "ths course"
The nrst squad Of boys win leave
Ilass's Island On March L There viii
70 about tvsnty.llvs oe them under
H. care Of Robert Nossnbluth. who
SAs tagsA oos1veo In agriculture and
lrrning 9 Tie FSnssyivania state
|(Assicuitnua Collsgs ana at Yale. He
)has also sAgvsd In tAs United States
Eorsstsy Service In thia oouneyy and
<hs PhilipukAaA
y The new tenn. whieb-Was .reosu1y
(purchassd, s.of so aorss. and lies b.
tween Atddlskown and Goshen. II
VIII b called Nswhampton Farms,
nd II u The plan Of Commissionsr
1ovis 70 bring the faem TO suoh .
tate Of snlcieuAcy that the time win
homo when the asformatory~a& Hart's
tHland viii b abandoned.
/. Couamissaonsr Davis said tlsis Astsg-
noon: "AkhousA the farm was
planned hst year. It - through the
Isassoaty Of . puAlie spirited oatassn
Nat ws afs aba u begin the work
pt once. This man has sven - the
department . sum q money % pay
fhe salary Of . farm supsrintsndent
Foe the nrst year. md. indeed. an
bthsr New Yorker has given u $50
Path which to mako ths nrst outlay
Or tools. seeds and tho like.
o"Ths boys Wbo ars ssn9 - the farm
pn the flrst Of >hsxt moaAh Will bsgin
nth the buildinS Of th1lr own house
pad will start 1t once WITH the prac-
Rtcal work Of farmers.
no oVAN0o ANVtNsiuNG AOoUr
T. THE FARM.
There Will b no suasdasanywhsre
hbout the place. We don't intend that
eho youngsters shall bs under the re-
ktralnt common to the lives Of czlmi-
Sals: they are to .be workers and they
krs to be taught self-rsspsot 20 that
kSey shall b ablo to take their places
lmong the world Of decent. right
\ Ewing men. There viii b NO sense
{ forced labor or restraint.
"a This IL the first experiment which
- city 10 making along these lines,
nd from my past sxpeStonce at Bed.
ord an unqualified success 10 expect
u. Besides Its value a Q real re.
ormatory. the plant VIII very greatly
educe the cost of maintenance not
ally Of those sent to the institutions
~ Of tho whole city Department Of
direction as we'll. a. q large amount
e fresh vegetables. milk. butter, eeGs
nd other farm products will be pro.
iced. The farm win b Q model one
b we'll a. q model reformatory.
The evening world., 1914-02-07

the Notion that drama 10 an ex.
elusive possession ef che evltl.
wated classes. You must oct siess
20 what Whitman eslls 'ths pew.
srsul unsdueatsd.'
And then Mr.. Yeats proposed tn
Idea Of the tf'estre Of. BY and for the
sfums.s "There you could keep On
American National Theatre COM
paratively removed from plays and
acting that might be initiated" hs
observed.
limitation Of even good models
spoils the natural expression. Fur.
thermore. such . theatre would be
devoted to q typicaily American
phase Of life that has not yet found
definite expression on tho stage"
"But persons who see themselves
too realistically dramatixed are spt
to object" intervened.
Mr.. Yeats grinnsd.
You're thinking Of The PIsyboy
OF the Western World" he charged.
DO you know why that play vas
stonedf Because It attacked q vest.
cd interest. the vested virtue Of the
Irish home rule patriots. To them
Il was Of immense Importance that
the Irish peasant should always bs
portrayed - . noble. oppressed crse.
turs. 80 they attacked Q Different
representation.
"A hundred and nfty years from
now the Irish patriots will have
adopted all the virtues synge sives
his hero Christy. And whom some
playwright pokss fun a. him the Irish
Of that day will rise In thoir wrath
and exclaim, How dare any one deny
our noble courage. our splendid talent
for lying. our magnificent braSrx.
docio!' Those virtues will be vestsd
by that time.
MUST AVOID "pIREcT PREACH.
ING" IN PLAYS.
"Ths only way 10 20 write whst
you know end Whist you sss end
lot people fight over Il n they
want to. But don't try dirsot
preaching. The more moral uplIft
the playwright has In hIs iifs the
better for HE work. But " hs outs
. conscious lesson In his pisy hs
will paint his villain blaeksr than
ever was villain before and hIs
hero whittier than any one except
an angel in heaven 10 allowed to
be-"
"By the way. what did you think
OF General John Regain" I asked.
Mr.. Yeats smiled--a bit superiority Il
seemed to me.
"A pleasant entertainment" he ad-
mitted. But II didn't start a riot.
Oh, yes. 1t did-in its own town. Any.
body can start riot In hts own
town. however. A riot over two coun-
tries Is a different matter and rather
sets q standard, you know"
And gleam Of martial remini,-
cence was still lingering In the grew
black eyes OF w. II. Yeats. poet.
dreamer and-Irishmsn-when lsft
HIM
The evening world., 1914-02-07
MADE
DUCHESS NERVOUS,
BUT DUKE SMOKED
Frederick Vanderbilt and the
Manchesters Arrive Here
After Being Rescued.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". wander.
bllt ana the party Of castaways d
luce who were with them when NJ.
vandsrbilt's nns yacht. the Warrior,
piled up on the coast Of Columbia,
near eavaniiia. ten days ago. arrived
home to-day tanned and with clothes
that sadly needed the services Of
Wallets ana maids. on the Aimirants
Of the Unitsd Fruit Company, which
vessel took them OF the yacht
through heavy seas after the pleasure
craft grounded.
The newest Of the New York Css.
trails dsst Of tugs. New York Csnsrai,
NO. IL was sent down the Ray 70
Quarantine through the fog to meet
the party OF aristocratic casssways.
copsistiug. bssiAss Mr.. and Mrs. Van.
dsrbilt. the DuAs and Duchess Of
Manchester formerly Miss thinner.
man Of Chicaso) and LORD raicousr.
son Of the Dasi Of Kintore. The tus
swung In alongside the Almirants a.
che lay at anchor. and the party de-
scended . 80 ladder to the tug. They
were chesrsd BY the passengers. On
board to welcome the party were Eu-
gene Zimmerman. the Duchsss's faith.
or. Walter b. Pollock and John Pen.
nington Of the Centrai's marine Dc.
psrtmcnt.
The towing craft at once made Of
At the fastest speed her skipper dared
TO run for the New York Central
docks at tho foot OF West Forty sec.
ond street. There two cars. . lim-
CUISINE and . touring car. were walt
Ing. conveyed BY taxicabs. manned
by reporters and photographers. Tho
party made Il evident that none Of
the Warrior. which still lies on the
coral reef on which she grounded.
Ten men are still on board her.
Thirty eight were taken on yesterday
BY the United Fruit steamer Meta.
pan bound for New York. 1t 10 said
there are fair chances Of saving the
wreck.
A. soon ~ the tug touched the dock
the party hastensd to the waiting
machines.
TN not say . word" said Wander
bllt, a. he ordered the chauffeur 70
drive the party to the Rits. s.Carlton
Hotel.
Lord Falconer was moro communi.
cative. I'VE had quito n bit Of time
transferring from the yacht to the
Almirante." he said. "thero was q
rotten sea running and things looked
bad for while. Tho ladies' were we'll
plucked oRes and never said q word.
even whom pt looked a. II we all might
be pitched overheard from the boats."
When the party arrived at tho Rits
they hastened 70 . suite where lun-
che0n was ready.
'Ill see no reporters and no
friends" Mr.. Vanderbilt telephoned
down to the hotel manager. "and, by
the way. those flowers tho florist sent
up are . disgrace. Tell him 70 sst
some better ones at once"
From other sources Il was ascer.
tained that whom tho Vanderbilt
party boarded the Almirante without
baggage. save for the ladies' Jewel
cases. all were calm except the
Duchess Of Manchester. who the Or
deal OF tho transfer through tho tu.
tumultOus seas had made q trifo
hysterical. The Duke. however. was
In excellent spirits and rallied the
rest OF tho party on tho novelty of
tho adventure. The young nobleman
lit q cigarette before ascending the
steep Jacobs ladder lowered from tho
Almirante's side and offered some of
tho same smokes 70 his COmpAnlOn0
The evening world., 1914-02-07
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