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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
FIRE DEPARTME NT.

Deatn-Flfemdn (lSl GTdueJ y. y. hluE,
II. & l.. %. Sept. 1. Funeral will take place
at 2S3 West 10th ST. at $3.50 a. m. to-day.
Burial in Calvary Cemetery Two oncers
and twelve men Of II. L. % VIII act as
funeral escort and palbearers. They will re-
mort at the quarters of II. & l.. Is at 9I5
a. m. The chief OF the 10th Battalion VIII
detail an officer and two men, and the uth,
quarters OF H. & l. 2s at a. III. for duty
during the absence Of that company.
Fxsmination-The mental examination
held at "a lafayette st. at s:46 a. m. to-day
The following candidates will DO directed 70
report AZ time and date specified; Flreneh
dst Ersde s P lowell Eng; ri HnS T. S. !
Mcclure, Eng. Sc; c. Hegmann' Eng 90 T.
Ploeser Eng. bI. -. - -,
Retired 1pensions $l.26o), Sept. capt,
w j. Robinson CNo u, Eng. 2Ss. BROOKLYN
"a oueens, after more than twenty years:
can't. W. McCleary. Eng. 25S, after more than
twenty years. ., ,,,-o,,ar (A,b
,-ade1 a Meassner, Eng. 2lS, found guilty
81 the charges: (ll Being under the ihh uI
snce OF liuuor. drug or compound anu "
conduct prejudicial 20 good order ana disc'-
pii Pgaotice.-To report to Enginesr OF
steamer Thomas s. Rc9a[dg al thS 't to-dsg s
IIne w Roe, IT,, Eng. 10; J. T. Foote. Eng
Is. u ]. Donovan. Eng. 20; II, BornhSlz'
Eng. So: ]. ]. D'Azeyedo ENG 90, o S
clancy, Eng. Is; p. "a A. B 9fa W. f. Hickey,
Hn1 213: G. Charous. Eng. 221; T. 8; Rich
10 En9 227: +. ErgenZinger. Eng. 25I +
Mum Eng. 2i4s c. A. Widmer, jr.' soO
a c,hattaway, Eng 27l; II. Bremen ENG
9ss. V. A. Woolley, Eng. ISL ca seq r.
Bernsen, H. & l.. II; J. A. Unrath' n 49, -
20; A. T. Cole. II, { l.. lO7 A; :, NJ; EorS s,S
L I los; j Miilf f u.s. is 4 j. Bruno Il
a l.. ies; G. Olsen, H. L. i2S Z; u
Rroun. II & L. 1871: ]. J. O'Keefe, H. q H.
iI7; j. Stack. II. L. i4s ,,-,.L.. pav
Sneciai Leaves Of Absence without ray
. eoL4 - r. r. b IO Murphy Eng SO. 48 hours
sept. Firemen (4th grade) y Il, fsIrel :.
~, 9te ~ hours. Sept. 3; list grade) - -;
Stuckey. Eng. 10. 70 hours, sept; ., '9a
aradsI w Sohn, Eng IL, So hours; sepe' o;
! FIST Rrade) G. Il. Walker II. Il ~, ~
No i. H. j.. IL. IL hours. Sept ls'
1,odsi G. Hoell. II. L. 1872. ~ hours sept
. "Ineineers OF Steamers Il. A. Dunn Eng
| o. se hours. Sept. 5 r. j. Mclaughlin, Eng
20 "a hours Sept. 7; J. e. Fry. Eng 49, Il
hours s;s S1p Chief Examiner s. Rosen-
,,Ir0 AN, OF +. p. having been found guilty
piun,' charges: ~ Inducing and procuI-
! OF U.s. So ,nakinV OF false and misleading
ing ~" a. an Official record: C2) conduct pre-
sastS,.i 40 good discipline. and 90 induei1ns
yuuHi Occurring the making OF deceptlEes
| and misleading repoIt 10, nnS y, put A. Dre.
securing 1,u,Y,rements affecting premises which
NehtIoh a',cied nv q personal friend. Is hereby
WeIe 800 and removed from the position OF
dlsih;SensSv chief examiner and from the
/ pHensrtment 20 take enect AUS L.
Iine1 HSsbsrmann Blu. OF r. p. Man
tioleS Il ,,tHS pleaded guilty TO the charge
! haitian va false and misleading report,
OF , nISS against him. Aug. %, 80 days
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BUSINESS REVERSES

HpRBDRT coCKsHAw, Jewsllsr, 20 West
18th St, hled schedules showing liabilities Of
~, 90; nominal assets, t6.,ibS; Creditors in
clude Jane II. Cockshaw. t1s.91l; Bank Of the
$500
SAMUEL KAUFMAN Chairman BmbrOid-
cry Works., tD Broadway. hled schedules
which sho T, lisbilltiss 1907; SS''ts t,o On.
dresses 80 West 10th st.. show liabilities,
81. 7eS; assets, 81. ga
~ wEiNdART wEcHsLEE, fsrs, Ito West We,
liza a D. p ~ aorR aits 81 Go; T H:ToiG.
sSss Liabilities said to be rS.ooo; assets
BENJAMIN KUTNER, clothing, III Park
Petition also ied by Jacob Kutnsr. ,ss6; Mel
Vile L. Greenwald. 500; Max schwarzberS,
DRoDY q ToPKIN. shirts. ovsralls ana
TeitE Co.. $3.50; sweetEall g. Wedner, $3.50:
London 4 LYMAN. $3.50. Probable value of
BENJAMIN BURKAN, drug clerk. $50
Madison a ay. filed petition. with liabilities.
BEN RUBIN, salesman. 100 Dawson at,
The Bronx. nled petition, with liabilities,
RUBIN q KRAMER, turisrs, 6 East 18th
St. Med schedules showing liabilities. NO21i
VAN HOUTEN q TEN BROCK, thsra-
peutlcal apparatus. PA and 2iG East sd st.
Judge Mayer appointed William Blau re-
NJ. q b. JAFFR 800 Broadway Judge
Mayer. appointed Francis Gilbert receiver;
BLTiN, ENocH a CO, Inc, cabinet work
and store fixtures, I2 ID av,, made assign
msnt to Msx T. sanders, 10 Broa1wsy.
reels and paper boxes, 1ii West 18th st., made
assignment TO Harry N. Sevage.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER ..
Manhattan.

The first name Is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor, and date when
Judgment was hled:
Dougherty. r. f.. and J. D. Chalmers
Aetna National Bank: Aug "a. 1914;
SOTO OF.
same~same; Aug. "a 1914; 1887 So
ator; juno IS, 1912; $3.50 81.
Illinois surety Con-. Mendoza, ct al :
June TO- 1918; $40 o3.
+. w. Kelsey Nursery Co.-H Y. Fox;
Dec. 10. 1912; SIP 4S.
IS. 1914; s1s.9S5 %.
Higgs. s.-H. Levitt. ct al; Feb. 10, 1914;
500 80.
Lake. W B.-City Of New York; June a,
Teme GR F.-steinhardt Bros Co.; March
Il. io1I; $3.50 50
Michael, D.-J. G. Wilson. ct al; Aug. D.
1911 toancelled)i Sl4563.
Fox. III: NJ seldenberg; Nov. H. 1908
Gli,kn'nn, Pm. Pogostin. ct al; March
., 1914 (vscated); S34l ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
WALTHOUR GETS A
FIFTY.MILE RECORD
Captures Second Heat of Race
for Cycling Title at
Brighton Beach.

Bobby Walthour established q new
record for fifty miles when he captured
the second heat for the international
championship last night at the Brigh-
ton Beach Motordrome, his time being
hour 3 minutes 49 2-5 seconds.
George Wiley was second, Clarence
Carmen third, Percy Lawrence fourth
and Worth Milton fifth. The race was
the best ever seen at the seaside
course.
Walthour led the field by four laps
at the finish, and was cheered to the
echo by the fans each time he gained
a lap. Carmen and Wiley fought it
out tooth and nail the entire distance,
Carmen holding second place for Forty
miles, when Wiley went to the front
after a battle that lasted for two miles.
Arthur Chapple, in a mile motorcy-
Gle exhibition, covered the distance in
40 seconds. Chapple, starting from
scratch in a five mile handicap, ran
second TO Bert Sayer, who had an 81
lowance of two laps. Pete Cronin, two
laps, was third. The time was 1886. In
a two-mile match race Bert Saver de-
feated Pete Cronin, his time being
l:444-G
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SANITARIUMS.

Sexton. 2lst. TO command % I. D.. days,
Sept. 3: Ptlmn. L. $. Steers, l5ist to nth
d. II days. Sept. g.
Leaves Of Absence Authorized with pay
Inspector f. ]. Morris. 81 |. D., days, Sept.
J, TO be deducted from vacation.
Without Pay-Ptlmn II. Lpski. 18th.
days sept 8: A. J. Psdrucco, I'D, day,
P. L. MCGOWAN, 18th. day. sept. 1; p. W.
Deane, 1854. 1 day. Sept J.
Application for Full Pay Approved
Ptlmn. II. e. T. Ruege. 1879. June 10 Il.
while on sick report
Appointment rs Special PatrolmaB Re-
Yoked-M. j. Duane, formerly with Blu
Licenses, Sept. J.
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NEW YORK.
ACKNOWLEDGES.

Spsnd the Beautiful FoH n the Adirondack
Macadam Roads In Every Direction.
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HIGH WATER.
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THE WEATHER REPORT

r,.,,.rara Eept l--GuIana DBL NO" 1V'N
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WILLS FILED.

MARIE De sALIGNAC: Celia Buntlng.
gore Lindsay. 81. 800; jewelry TO Eugene Rich
ards: books TO Leon L. de salignac; residue
10 Eugene G. EGllgnac, brother.
SOPHIA LOUCHEIM tAus. lS); personal
estate only in New York. value unknown;
20 four grandchildren. 800 each: Rose L:
seIdner, daughter. all notes, mortgages and
deeds OF trust. and Ave houses In Warnock
ST. Philadelphia residue to two daughters.
Maurice :. Cohen. atty.
JOSEPHINE scHIFFMEYER aug. ~:
more than SO. 900 real estate: 1900 personal
to sons Anton and George. Adolph & Henry
Bloch. attys
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ARRIVED.

Steamers Carpathia (Br), Trieste July 81.
Flume Aug 3. Malta and Messlna 10 ana
Naples IS. TO the Cunard IS GO, Ltu' WIN
5O4 cabin passengers, malls and mdse' Bar
Delaware, Philadelphia. TO tho Clyde IS Co,
with mdse. Quarantine. 1887 M ,.,,, ;,
Hamilton, Newport News and Norfolk, 20
the Old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers and
md PshS S%HIaD caiSsf.n Rug IS and M.sn.a.
rs, 10 the Munson SIS Line, with sugar Bar
El siglo, New Orleans Aug Is, 70 the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse' Lelt Ou@r'
" Berlin dam, chicoutini Aug rs and sgd.
ney. B. 2s, TO the West lndia % w. WV"
IddesIeigh CBr), philadelphia Sept l. to
Barber & Co. in ballast Left quarantine
ga Santa Isabel (Br). Havana Aug rs, TO the
American and Cuban IS Line, In ballast
oq ikaTla tBr. Rosario July 49, Mon,: yIs;S
Al and ST Lucia Aug 10, via Philadeipnia
Ssnt 70 Norton & Son. with mdse. Bar
. III HeiiiE olav DAM. Copenhagen Avs 70,
chrstiania e and Sh RS am. 5s second
cabin and 754 storage passengers malls sno
ndse. Bar, 1880 m. lst; A.. p.,.n.
Colon. Cristobal Aug u, 10 tho FAhaHiA
Railroad SIS Co, with III passenger mana
and rndse Bar, 7 AS a IN. -,
EI Norte, Galveston Aug H. TO the soutn-
an pacihc Co, with mdse. Quarantine o!l0
a m x,... Au1 % 70 the
Nv Work and Cuba IS Co. with sugar. Bar
m. $780, A.. ~ Nanisa 90
and Palermo 81, to Hartheld. Solail q 20 20
ana am 7s Arst and 1853 second cabin and 61S
~ v,narogs Messengers, malls and mdse Bar
: ,, ~, CRr). Buenos Ayres July Is. st
,,Icia Aug 8. wilmington, n G, Is. jackson.
liIIs % and Boston Sept /. with mdse' fire
lsi sdndv HOOK. n ], Sept :. $3.50 p m-Winc
.outhwest, light breeze clear; smooth sea
SAILED.
Steamers Proteus. New orleans IIiniaao
(RIS. Bermuda; st Paul. Liverpool , EsGeT.
land (Bels). Liverpool; ocmu ssN;,agoi Cal.
wsrta OBJ Colon vinlsnd (NSr1, Psi,sdsl
phie Van HoSepSorp .D L.nnIo olympic S OBS
7 tyarno0l
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FIRE RECORD.

An. ,oad At: owner unknown;
1:5-lOI East h@
slight vrdsrs Knopa a Co
s:2o-le6 William ST. H"O
81 900. D,o-,h RIyer: HudSon
a.2o-i2Sth st. and NoSth EN'si' f'uu1'u
Boa Boat R SroSaa l. Middlsmsn; tri-
..oo-s n,SS 80 sv. p, csprSla: slight s1s,D.
II 1861 Hester st.; NJ; 7. Leder; t5.
s:sS-SA e. list s" st.. N. Bass: tLiaianE .,,.
s:s0-lE W. 65th st.. owner
az. alpE e. ga st.. II. Blakes: trini I,S,rx
io:95-sl5 Broadway he'e"
House; trihins. >,.Ah,.r, trihinE.
ioBo-H W. l0iSt st.. A. N0O0'
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POLICE Department.

Transfers and Assignments - Ptlmn
Sept d A. A. Etchells. 18th to sd. assigned
TO bicycle duty: G. L. Scherf, SD TO 1th. as
signment TO bicycle duty discontinued; d. J.
O'Hanlon. ed 10 Ath l. D.: Sept j. J. F.
Flynn. ssth to "a. assignment TO bicycle duty
discontinued J. A. Twyford hist assigned
TO bicycle duty: Bicycle Ptlnn J. p Cone,
Hist 10 9sth; (sept. 81 Matrons p. A. Dopt
ana T. Barring. ilSd to i72d; ". A. Sullivan
and II. c. McF1dden. 18th 10 1s3d-
Temporary Assignments-capt. J. 3
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES

MISS HARRIET BEMENT dec. Is. islD
net, tlu, ss4 Mary +. Bement, niece, re-
ceives $50 ST: Edward NJ Bement. nephew.
SIS. 90: Caroline b. Gay. cousin. SIS, 100; ball
snce Of estate to friends and relatives.
Assets: Deposits. i5.los; personality and Jew
elry, LOS and stocks and bonds. Nn, 66i.
Largest holdings: i35 ". Y. n. II. & H.. 50
sank OF New York and n. 900 bonds Nash
VILE, Chattanooga a 81. Louis Railroad.
SOLOMON DOBRiNER March % 1910 /;
net. ST. 52. Entire estate passes 10 children
and grandchildren. Assets: Equity Of 5000
In 3B East 18th st., appraised at t23 900;
equity OF %. 600 In t9s East 18th st, appraised
at $50 900; equity Of g. 900 I'm "a East 62d st..
appraised at sis. 90; deposits. s..sSo; person
atty. t5as. and stock Of cigars and accounts
due. t2,t3S
THOMAS r. CARR april 7. In0; total
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. September :.


Washington. September :.
Following changes IN assignment. officers
inf. arm. ordered TO take effect November ];
Col. FRANCIS ]. HERMAN. from 9Th 70
18th Inf. vice Col. GEORGE w. MlvER
Col, HERMAN. from San Francisco, Octo-
Der g. for Manila. TO toin his regiment. COL
Mai. FRANK r. LANG Tetiredl: detailed
professor Of military science. North Da-
kota Agricultural College.
Capt MA t1dm Ro 4 aE4SG Institute New
YORK City. to Army Medical School. Wash
ington, september IL. -,
Capt HENRY J. NICHOLS. medical corps
from Army Medical School. washington
November is. TO Letterman General Hos
pItal Preside OF San Francisco -,
First Lieut.. HARRY W. GREGG, signal
CORPS from duty c with "a P %ts Wash
ington- Alaska military cable ana teiesrsph
Second Lieut.. LESLIE MAGpILLs eoast art art
as student TO Signal Corps Aviation School,
second con Lieut.. sHEPLER W. FITZGERALD,
coast art 10 Fort Slocum, for examination
~ determine fitness for detail I'm aviation
section. signal corps.
NAVY.
,,, r LOOMS. detached South Da-
Aitota. TO West Virginia. ,,,,s T.. >,o,-.i
Lieut.. Cunior grader l. O. DA'ls' 10
p. :Assse%SS, Mathematics c. v. cUsAHcMs'
Ss,ached Atlantic feet; to Naval ASaI rSiS
"s MschinIst w. :. FALk ana Cle.
CH meroenter FRANK GILBERT. detacheo
Maine: TO home. await ORDERS
MARINE CORPS.
HALL detached headquarters
Os SPPo,Ine Corps; to marine dethchiheh'
american Legation, Peking, ,.,..A.s e.,
First lieut.. c. r. B. t K,iSE' 20 eI nsSai hos
brigade Vera CRUZ MeNleo' '" "o'"'
pitaii M0ti0i \. I. SMITH. detached North
carolina; to duty as assistant hN'A'
tachG, Paris.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
a.. ,Rockst and Foote. at Norfolk
seIPa,,,n At san Diego. Rhode lsianu; a.
Sr5insrs Bay; Maine, at AhhaPonS6 n'a
N OiaI ar Cjuayinas; Maryland at La fa['
SAILED.
g., ,Connecticut, from Philadelphia tos
SeB,. 1J.rbor: Uncas. from New ioIh 9siu
20 N,oTfoIk yard; Arethusa, troia fort ~ ~,
~, Tex for Boston; HehnlndI' Iioh'
Suantanamo for New YORK; leu" ~
from FALMOUTH. Eng gland. tor hS 49,. "a
s.o,n Vera Cruz for Looos lsiahd anu
i hsmplSSn nD HEx'f from Guam for Manila.
SEPT, ~ pr91Inn,snder, reserve torpedo no
tiils Atlantic feet, transferred lroih q"
ther 20 Monaghan -a.,.a "a nroceed
DiXic. now at Newport, oroereo W PiVS
10 goston yard for repairs. -. .,d.,.d
Yorktown, now At Mare isN ~ vest coast of
Mexioo. as relief OF New orleans S ne,,
relieved. New Orleans will proceed 70 san
poiphin' from washington yard September
& for New York
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SECOND GAME.

Two-base hit-Scott Three-base dts-Hoop-
ar Speaker, Gardner Hits-On Mitchell, u
In s innings: on Hoch, in inning, Sacri,
fce hy-csrrigan-Double play-Shotten and
Wares. Left on bases-Boston g. 81. Louis,
T. First base on balls-oh Mitchell. B. Struck
out-By Mitchell, !: by Hoch, /; by Bedient,
4 Time-l:3J. Umpires-EgaD and Dlneen.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

n,o 4. Jansiro, Aug al-Tennyson (Br>' Ne"
York via Bahia. . ,p-, Nav Or
STistoo'' Tyir1inian New York for Los An
ieans and San Francisco land proceedeo) !;
Hlmirsnte (Br). New York; ,sr,. New
Balboa. Sept v::ins s heh' dS1atemais g.
G GoTH ~ Virginisn. New York. for Los An
Seles and san Francisco
SAILED.
r.,,.rsr.. Sept 1-Guiana (Br)' Nc" 10TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
RACING Ar D0NOAN HILLS
A Three.Day Meeting at tho
Staten Island Fair

There will be four races on the fat
every day for the next three days at the
Dongan Hills Fair on Staten Island.
Not a few OF the plsters that havo
come down for the fall meeting at Bel
mont Park will be stake horses for the
nonce and try for the purses over the
hslf-mile track.
The entries follow.
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Two-oaSe hits--Williams, c. Walker, Wares,
Speaker. Lewis. Gamer Three-base hits
Williams, jenkins. Janvrin, Hits-OR Baum
gardner. 10 I'm seven innings; of James In
two innings. Sacrifice hits-Willlams. Aus
tin. Sacrifice hy-Shotten Stolen bases
Shotten. g. Walker. Henrksen. Double play
Austin to Leary. Left on bases-Boston,
8: ST. Louis. H. First base or balls-On
Baumgardner, 2: off James. .; on Gregg, I.
First base on errors-St. Louis, a. Struck
out-By Baumgardner, !; by James, !; by
Gregg g. Passed ball-Jenkins. Wild pitch
James. Time-2:25. Umpires-Dineen and
Egan.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close n, 7.
Destina ton and steamer. $50 p. m.
japan. Corea, China. Philippines (viH
Seattle)-Tamba Maru...............:. Jo-oAy
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Matsonia.s sept
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China, Philip
pines (via San Francisco)-Chyo Co, =,
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Eastern Association Results.

Bridgeport. : New Haven, 2 (hrsO.
Bridgeport. 8 New Haven, (second).
Pittsheld, 8 New Britain, (hrst; for.
New Britain. 6; Pittsheld. (second)
Springfield, |; Waterbury, 0.
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Tri- State League Results

Allentown, 5; Harrisburg, 0 GsU,
Harrisburg, 2; Allentown, (2d).
Reading, IA; Trenton, Q Nst).
Trenton, 8; Reading. (2d).
Washington, 10; Lancaster, D.
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sccuTss 49,
q NxcTY VI covNclIl %
so MADISON AVENUE
50 MADISON AVENUE

oo hns orders aud notices that appear In this
In,sr,a. apply only TO the boy Scouts OF
usinr "na not TO any other organization
tIeeldeht New York CITY CnuncIl
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y
1wo-base hits-Weaver. Collins. smith
Three-base hit-Gandn Hits-Oft johnson, s
IN innings: of Bentley, In inning Sac
rince hts-Weaver Milan. smith Sacrifice
nies-Schslk, Williams. Stolen bases-Benz
Demmitt. Collins Mcbride, Gandil. Double
plays-Gandil 20 Mcbride Left on bases
Chicago. q Washington, IL. First base on
halls-Oh Benz, s; of Johnson. g. of Bent
ley, !. First base on errors-ChicaEu, O.:
Washington, :. Struck out-By Benz, 8; by
Johnson, Z. Wild pitch-Bens. Time-s hours
Umpres-Connolly and Chill
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Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the World

soi average for corresponding date last year.
~; average for corresponding dAts last thirty
three years, 70.
Local Foreeast.-rair and cooler to-day,
to-inertow fairI moderate westerly winds.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The New York. reported a. EOS miles east Of
SANDY Hook at noon yesterday, 10 expected to
dock thls forenoon.
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forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

oaciaI Record and FOrecast.-Washins'
..n SAM, Allow pressure continues along
,ha north border from Lake Erie eastward
and during the last twenty-four hours was
attended by showers in the region OF the
Great Lakes. the middle Mississippi ana
Ohio valleys. and the interior OF tho norm
Atlantic states. Widely scattered showers
a.. also reported from the south Atlantic
and east Gulf states. Temperatures are con-
sId.rably lower in the region OF the Great
lakes the Ohio and middle Mississippi val
laws ana the Southwest. while reaction to
higher temperatures Is in progress In the
Northwest. High temperatures for the sea-
son continue in the Atlantic and Gulf states.
With the exception Of widely scattered
sbovers along the south Atlantic and east
Gric coasts the weather will be generally
taIr THURSDAY ana Friday throughout the
country Temperatures Will be somewhat
lower Thursday in the middle Atlantic and
Nav England states, and viii change litue
In other parts OF the country during the next
forty-eight hours. .-,, >,.h
Winds for Thursday and Friday; North
Atlantic moderate southwest and west;
,rtddia Atlantic moderate west: south At
isntic and Gulf moderate variable: upper
isTss moderate west and northwest; lower
iakrs moderate westerly.
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Highest temperature yesterday. D desress
(at 50 MI; lowest, 70 lat 4 q. M; aVeIAsN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
White sox and Senators Tie.

Ran for johnson In the ninth inning. tran
TOT smith In the tenth inning. tBAtted for
Bentley In the tenth inning.
Chicago ..,,....,,..I COS 50 o.
Washington. ..,... 3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
CARPET CLEANING.
HELP WANTED.

Male.
MEN with patentabl0 ideas write Randolph q
Co, Patent Solicitors. Washington, D c.
SOTARTES AND COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDS wanted for Petition work. Apply
Room 6lI. 1865 Broadway. -
WANTED. Boy in every church. Address
W. D.. Box IS. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York.
Wednesday, September z.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 6;is; sunset. en-: moon sets. as;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Red Sox Get Even Break.
FIRST GAME.

'Batted for Baumsardner in the eighth
inning tran for Agnew in the eighth Inn
ing.
ST. Louis............. 900 core %
Boston ............... 0 0 0 1-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03

Forecast for Special Localities.-Easteru
New York and southern New England fair
and cooler to-day; tomorrow fair.
Northern New England. fair to-day. cooler
except In southeast Maine; tomorrow tsir.
New Jersey, Eastern PennsylVAnla, Dela-
ware MARYLAND. tho District OF Columbia
and Virginia. fair and somewhat cooler TO-
day: tomorrow fair. -,
Western New York and western Pennsyi-
yanta fair to-day and tomorrow.
Local oficial Record.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
,venty-four hours in comparison with the
CORRESPONDING date OF last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Humidity.

Humidity.
q NO.. sill .. No., Wli p. No.. q
Bsremeter Readings.
-. m... teolli .. NJ. so.sal1 D. NJ. n.Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Totals. .Ss 8 II n II D

IAN for stanaGe in seventh inning. tBat-
- 90 Main In sixth inning. tBatted for
oa IA ninth inning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03

Z ~ nIls-~DO0kt DIuIItn, bUIuBs ode-
rnee hts-Cavet, Veach. sacrihce fly
StEford. Stolen oases-Cook, Maisel. Left
g eases-New York. 6; Detroit, g. First base
ca bals-On Cole !. Struck out-By Cole,
Y y Main. 2: by Cavet /. Hits-OR Main,
Nin innings. of Cavet. I'm innings. Time
In Umplres-Hiidebrand and O'Doughlin.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-09-18

Resolved, by the assembly, the sen
ate concurring, That the foregoing pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
of the state of Wisconsin be, and the
same is hereby agreed to by this legls-
lature.
Note. Of adopted, this amendment
will confer upon the legislature express
power to enact legislation providing
for state insurance.
Given under my hand aud official
seal this 18th day of September, A. D.
1914. G. G. WARWICK,
[sEALl County Clerk of Forest.
County, Wisconsin.