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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Przeczenia VIE
denskie.

Wiedefi, II wrzesnia. - Urzad
wojenny wiedehski przeczy do
niesieniom rosyjskim o otocze-
niu odcieciu armii austryackich
generaIow Dankla Auffenberga,
oraz donosi jakiemS wielkien'
zwyciestwie austryackiem, w kto,
rem Austryacy mieli wziac Ro-
syanom 100000 jenca 500 dzial
.(??D.
Przypisek Redakcyi: - Dc
niesienia austryackie stanowczo
ME sa wiarogodne, jest to dawn4
metoda austryacka tajenie niepo'
wodzen a donoszenie powodzeil
wylacznie; jednakowoz razem z
tenn, re sic tym doniesieniom via
ry ME da, nalezy zwrocic uwage
ma jeden szczegol; OTTO juz Cd
dwu tygodni urzad wojenny do
nosi co dnia o kompletnym pogro'
mie Austryakow W Galicyi, W
telegramach CO dnia powtarzaj2
sic tie same nazwy miejscowoScl
i tylko liczby ofiar austryackich
wzrastaja: wydaje sic to podeJ-
rzane, przeto rosyjskie sukcesy
nalezy oceniac krytycznie. Widac
tez, re Austryacy stawic musieii
op6r silny i dzielny, skoro tax
dlugo trwa owo ,,kompletne roz-
gromienie" ich....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Kampania RO-
syjska.

Petrograd, II wrzesnia. - Do
nosza Z Galicyi, jako stanowcza
wiadomoSc, re Rosyanie wkroczy-
Ii do zachodniej Galicyi wproat
z polnocy przez Wisie San / Cd
cieli wojska austryackie, sIupio-
ne dokoIa twierdzy PrzemySla,
cd wojsk, skupionych pod Krako-
wem: poiaczenie pomiedzy tenn
twierdzami j wojskami ma bye
stanowczo zerwane, Przemysl i
zolowany, a miasta Rzesz0w ia
sio zajete. Miasta Tarnow Bo-
chnia So SLIME zagrozone. w kie-
runku tym Rosyanie rowniez do
cieraja pod Karpaty, zmierzajac
na Wegry.
- Potwierdza sic zajecie miast
MoScisk Grodka Jaglellonskie-
90 W Galicyi wschodniej tuz pod
Przemyslem. Wobec Przekrocze-
MIA Wisiy przez Rosyan W zacho-
dniej czesci kraju, znaczenie twier
DIV PrzemySla spadio do mini
mum. Rosyanom wystarczy izolo-
wac te twierdze - poczem moga
isc dalej. Obleienie Krakowa u
wazaia "a nieuniknione: spodzie-
wac sic jednak nalezy ze MIN don
przyjdzie beda musieh Rosyanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Z Wojny Serbskiejj.

Nisz, II wrzeSnia. - Potwier-
dza sic wieSci o zdobyciu Wyszo-
gradu w BoSni, odleglego o 40
mil cd stolicy Serajewo. Au-
stryacy we wszystkich wazniej-'
szych spotkaniach zostali pobicl
i inwaGya serbska postepuje nor
malnie.
Wieden, II wrzeSnia. = Urzad
wojenny wiedenski oglasza, re
serbska armia zostala pobita mad
Sawa rzeka, ia jej czesc, ktora
wkroczyla do Slawonii zostaia po
bita pod miastem Szerem w Ba-
nacie = czesci poludniowej We
gier teraz ia okolica Wegier
Slawonii zostala oczyszczona zu'
pelnie ze Serbow. (Doniesienie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Sytuacya we Fran
cyl.

Paryz, II wrzeSnla. - Losy
olbrzymich armii francuskiej
niemieckiej waza sic, kluczen
pozycyi jest wciaz armia kron-
prynca w okolicy Verdun, CO d.
ktorego Niemcy donosili, re juz
Jest izolowany, faktem zaS jest, re
Niemcy ME dotarli jeszcze wcals
pod miasto to walk ma polnoc
cd Verdun tocza sic zaciete.
Wszystkie armie niemieckie Sq
w odwrocie, odwrot ten zas ar
mia kronprynca W znacznej mie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17

RE oslania. Me jest rzecza pew
ma, czy armie Kluka Buelowa
ma lewem, cofajacem sic skrzyd!e
zdolaIy sic polaczyc, czy ME: do
niesienia W tel mierze So sprzecz-
ne: Niemcy glosza o polaczenlu
tych armii Francuzi utrzymu]a,
re arnia Kluka zostala / otoczo-
ma. G}owny pieh armii niemiec-
kiej faktycznie cofa sic ku Lu-
xemburgowi i eofanie to przeja-
via sic W calym szeregu odebra--
nych miast i fortec, ktore sic bro
nily, lub by}y zajete przez Mem
COW, a obecnie uwolnili odzys--
kali je Francuzi. Deszcze padaje
cd szeregu dni, co znacznie po--
chody wojsk francuskich utrud--
MIA, drogi rozmok1y, rzeki we
zbraly, Niemcy.w odwrocie nisz-
ca wszystkie mostly, wiec Fran
cuzi scigajac ich przeprawiaja size
pontonami wsrod najstraszniej- J.
szej bombardacyi niemiecheJ.
Arnia niemieckiego lewego
skrzydia odrzucona zostafa az
pod Metz, W Lotaryngii nieniec-
hej. Ma pograniczu lotaryfi--
skiem walka wre nieustanna. Maj
krwawsze boje tocza sic W okoli-
cy REX Disc i Meuse, gdzie maj
prawdopodobniej Niemcy osia--
niaja jakies swe dzialania stra"-
tegiczne pred gwaltownym ma
porem Francuzow. Ma prawem
skrzydle niemieckiem kawalerya
francuska nader SLIME naciera IA
cofajacych sic Niemcow siega
juz granic Belgii, widocznie wiec
sprzymierzeni tu oskrzydlaja
Niemcow, ktorych odwr6t moze
bye najpowazniej zagrozony
przez dwie armie - belgijska z
ip6lnocy francuska poludnia.
Anglicy walcza pomiedzy rzeka-
mi Oise a Aisne. Niemcom mia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Kampania Pruska.
DOnieslenia Berii1ski.e.

Berlin, II wrzeSnia. - Donoszl
tn o wtargnieciu Niemcow. pod
gen. Hindenbergiem do kroleSC-
wa-gubernii Suwalki, ktore 20
miasto mieli Niemcy zajac "a
prowadzic tam swa administra--
eye. Ces. Wilhelm ma przybywac
w najblizszym czasie ma teatr pru
ski wojny, by osobiScie kierowac
kampania. (Przypuszcza tam mo,
re latwiejsze tryumfy.... Przy9.
Red. D. c..
- Gen. Hindenburg, zwycie-
sea pod Goldapa, zostal podob-
no odwolany ma francuski teatr
wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
0pinia i raporty
Petersburskie.

Petrograd, II wrzeSnia. - u
Rad wojenny rosyjski uwaza kan
panic galicyjska "a dobiegajaca
do kresu. Miasta Grodek Jagiel--
lonski pod Przemy5lem Moscis-
ka zostaly zajete, czem otoczenie
Przemysla jest dokonane, zwia--
SEGA, re wojska rosyjskie pre-
kroczyiy rzeke San odcieiy
Przemysl cd reszty wojsk austry
ackich, skupiajacych sic podobn'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Co slychac W AL
baniii?

Rzym, II wrzeSnia. - Dono--
sza, tu re w Avlona okolicy pa
nuie ospa "a glod W calym kraju
doskwiera ciezko. Walk trwaiq
niehstanne rzezie, wzajemnie
urzadzane przez powstahcow ma,
hometan chrzeScijanom i przez
.Epirotow chrzeScijahskich ma
hometanom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17

ME iasne - Szerem ME ley w
Banacie ale w Slawonii, widocz-
ME tedy Serbowie inwadowali
Slawonie i Banat, czyli Wegry'
PrzyD. Red. D. c..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
NAFRANCVSR!INIII TE!ATRzE VAjNY
SprZeCzne DOniesienia.
.BITWA ROzSTRzYGAJACA " TOKU.
NiemCy WCiaz W OdWrOcie'
WALKI w BELGu.

"a RzeSzowem. Uparcie powta-
rzaja sic doniesienia kapitula-
cyl arnii Dankla j Auffenberga :
przy armiach tych znajdowaf sic
nastepca tronu austryacki, arcyks.
Karol Franciszek Jozef. Napor
ma zachodnia Galicye Jest silny i
ma calej linii granicznej, Krakow
zagrozony; inwazya ma Slask ma
stapi W najblizszej przyszloSci.
- Urzad wojenny rosyjski L.
trzymuje, re pierwotnym jego "a
miarem byio daleko wolniej je--
szcze prowadzic kampanie, ale
wielkie straty Francuzow ma "a
chodnim teatrze i zagrozenie Pa
ryza przez Niemcow spowodowa>
10 Rosye do ataku wprost brawu-
rowego ma Prusy Wschodnie: po-
slano tam masy Gale kozakow,
ktorzy po kozacku zapuScili sic
az mad dolna Wisle, wywoIali pa
nike w caiych Niemczech i cofne-
Ii sig potem, spowodowawszy
zdjecie znacznej masy wojsk ME
mieckich teatru francuskiego, co
ogromnie ulzylo Francyi a moze
i uratowalo ia. (Prawdopodobne !!
D-,.- DoI n Cl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Ma Francuskim
Placu Boju.

Paryz, II wrzesnia. - estate
cznie stwierdza sic Gala pew
noscia fakt otoczenia zupe1nego
prawego skrzyd1a niemieckiego,
ii. armii Kluka, a moze arnii
Buelowa: armie te So w kazdyrn
razic odciete cd reszty wojsk ME
mieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Smierc generafa
angielskiego.

Londyn, II wrzeSnia. - Dono-
sza Francyi, re W walkach o.
statnich mad Oise rzeka polegi
wybitny general artyleryi brytyj-
skiej, brygadyer Neil Douglas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
Wiesci z Balkanu.
Turcya wciaz grOzi.

Paryz, II wrzeSnia. - Pewne
doniesienia stwierdzaja, re Tur-
eva trzyma silna armie zmobill,
zowana ma granicy Bulgaryi, po-
dobno niemiecki general San
ders ma objac dowodztwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-17
0SVWOSPWoo0 - OWOGRWoo0

4y ostatnio przybyc posill1i, od-
wolane z Belgii W sile 10000 lu-
dzi - prawdopodobnie jednak ME
wiele to zawazy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
SHOWERS DUE THIS WEEK
Weather Bureau Also Promises
Warm Weather in East.

Washington. May 3.-Showers during
the first half OF the coming week over
most OF the country from the Mississippi
10 the Atlantic, with temperatures above
the seasonal average, and showers and
thunderstorms in the Far West during
the latter part Of the week, were forecast
bv the Weather Bureau tonight
The indications are that during Inc
coming week the temperature will aver
age above the normal generally in the
Eastern and Southern states and the
great Central valleys said the bulletin.
land near or slightly below normal over
the Rocky Mountain region and on the
Pacific slope. The precipitation during
the week will be local. but fairly well
distributed over the great Central vail
levs. the region of the Great Lakes ana
tho Eastern and Southern states.
IAN area Of low barometric pressure
that now covers the plains states will
move slowly eastward and reach the At
lantic states Tuesday or Wednesday; this
danression viii be attended by showers
the first half Of the week over much or
tho country from the Mississippi Valley
TO the Atlantic coast and IN the Gulf
states.
another disturbance will appear in the
far West wednesday or Thursday. and
preyail over the Middle West near the
close OF the week, and q Will be attended
bv showers and thunderstorms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
Mines Planted and Fired.

Several land mines were planted and
wired back 70 the ammunition wagon,
where they we're touched of After each
EXPLOSION the dirt WAS heaped around the
hole I'm the form Of an eight-point star.
This peculiarly Lieutenant Woodward
could not explain.
Three mines touched or at half-second
intervals presented a spectacular sight
and opportunity for skilful lodging OF
descending rocks As a finale floating
water mine was set in the reservoir.
when the enemy < ship was supposed 10
be right for meeting trotol gelatin a COM
Portable looking operator. stretched out
on the grass behind a hedge. touched a
button and column OF water shot high
i'm the air. Dead fish. floating about.
marked the blast.
The last OF the explosive was used 70
- after a big tree three feet through the
trunk As the explosion occurred, the
tree was torn of at the base, lifted clear
and thrown to one side.
Few orders are given In the demolition
souad During the day Lieutenants
woodward and Donovan left camp mat
tors 10 the non-commissioned officers
The order 10 break camp was given By
5e,,tenant Donovan In the afternoon.
"a No further order until the tents we're
down. slowed away and the men formed
10, -sturn march.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN
BY COSTA RIGA CONGRESS
Alfredo Gonzales Nominated
After Candidates at Recent
Election Resign.

Washington. May 3-Costa Rican MIN
ister Calvo to-day announced that AL
fredo Gonzalez the first designate or
Vice President, had been chosen by the
Costa Rica Congress as President of tho
republic. The new administration viii be
inaugurated on Friday next for term
Of four years.
The Costa Rica Congress met in regu-
lar session last night. Maxine Ferndn-
dez. who polled 5000 votes in the election
last December, and Carlos Duran. who
polled 1850 votes neither having suffi-
Client votes to BE elected as PRESIDENT in
formed the Congress OF their resignation
as candidates. The Congress thoreupon
selected Senior Gonzalez.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04

as a nrst lieutenant and was elected
captain in the 9th Regiment in March
1893. and colonel in March 1892 In the
war with Spain he served with the 9th
New York Volunteers.
Colonel Davis is the eighth senior colo
nNl in the state. and holds the brevet
rank OF brigadler general for meritorious
service OF more than twenty-five years.
Like Colonel Morris. he Is Spanish War
Veteran. serving with the battalion OF
the 18th which made mp part OF the 22d
Engineers during the Spanish war.
Brigadier General Austin. who is high
~ rated on the records Of the War De-
partnfent and state as an efficient officer.
saw hard war service with the list Regi-
ment IN cuba I'm the campaign OF 1928
He IS civil engineer by profession.
which especially fitted him for the duties
Of chief OF coast artillery.
1t is uncertain at present 1ust who
among the surplus officers will he retired.
Among them. however. Il is understood
will be r number OF the assistants 10
General Austin. who practically compose
his stan as chief Of coast artillery.
These officers are Lieutenant Colonel
W. Irving Taylor. Major Thomas x.
Fleming. Major John +. O'Rourke. Major
". IT, Roberts Major w. c. Elliott,
Major f. J. Winterroth. Major G. ".
Smith and Lieutenant J. c. Hegeman. 1t
Is possible 4 place will be found for those
considered the most valuable. and some
may replace officers in regiments. Lieu
tenant Colonel TAYLOR is among the Off
GERS who. il IS expected, will be retained
on the active list.
Major Charles Wylie. OF the 9th Regi-
ment. who holds War Department Ger
thcates for efficiency in coast artillery
work. has already made application Tor
retirement He Joined the guard in Com
many II. eth Regiment. I'm February, 1893,
and the 9th Regiment, as first lieutenant,
in March. 1902
BATTERY -. Of the First Field Artillery
went 10 staten Island yesterday under
command Of Lieutenant 5. Simpson for
work i'm the open. The day was spent in
the vicinity of West Brighton getting the
ranges of hills. making war maps and
plotting possible man9uvres If the section
was 10 be defended.
The only important announcement from
Governors Island during the day was
that FIVE batteries of coast artillery had
been ordered TO relieve the Texas National
Guard at Brownsville The batteries from
Mobile. Ala. Galveston, Tex, and New
Orleans will patrol the border line be-
tween Brownsville and Laredo, where the
militia of Texas has been on guard
against Mexican invasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
BRITISH BUDGET
HAS TINY SURPLUS
Chancellor Lloyd George Bal
auces Nations Annual Ac-
count with Some TO Spare.
rBy cable 10 The Tribune !

Tondon. MAY 4.-To-day David Lloyd
George. Chancellor of the Exchequer. In
..oa,,ces the most stupendous British
,,,doat on record He is expected TO take
,,,oo hours expounding his proposals TO
tho uouse OF Commons. When he made
iis midget statement year ago he hai
=. ,oco an estimated expenditure OF sl9J,
ooo noo for 1914. being 49, 10000 more than
49, ,ovonue obtained during the previous
- ue did not. however, impose any
t...,, t,xation. preferring 20 rely upon
,,roor Weld from the existing 'mposts.
49,, ,,,cinations have been realized.
During the last year the revenue mas
aot,a,l,, amounted TO AlsS"""" '%"'-
,nonnN The expenditure has exceeded
r,o7 90 no leaving a realized surplus OF
about $50. 600 GS,'""p.
/, the coming year. however the Chan-
o.Iior must solve a far more serious
r,atior, Even il his latest social reform
80 only carried out IN modi-
acd degree # is fairly SAFE 10 ASSUME
,hat the chancellor VIII ne cum o,,'e"
lin an estimated expenditure OF 80
80 l,t ~, e0OeD. Such inquire Is
,.'.o,d OH nrecedent The previous h'sh-
20. ,,,ark was reached In l"i-- curing
nor when the expenditure was
co.'s co0coo 81 .Oe5cce.cc'l' ,... NJ
- basis Of existing taxation MI
, ,oyd George may expect a SUI ,',.
,...r,,eo i'm the yield from 'e'',''
80 INT he will nevertheless
..ai n,iilinns bv frAAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04

the Governor Is chosen will have upon the
election.
The opponents OF Murphy look upon Mr..
Whitman as the strongest candidate the
Republicans could name. They feel that
II Colonel Roosevelt got into the contest
he. too. would make r. good run. In fact,
they say that with either Mr.. whitman
or the colonel as candidate there would
he little hope OF electing Democrat
even II he should be reformet ana
Wilson man.
The anti-Murphy men are unit in de-
claring that John A. Hennessy shouid
have a place on the ticket They seem 10
think that he would sweep the state for
any office for which he was nominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04

Many Waterman in this city works all
night and doesn't get $3.50 year Even
the city. which always pays higher wages
than private concerns. has numerous
watchmen who don't get that much.
RICH now. however. old Father Knick-
erbocker really is paying the sum men
toned and splitting the trick between TWO
men, the idea being. according to Police
Headquarters gossip. to make them so
tired of this duty that they will retire
from the force.
Two police captains have been detached
from active duty to watch Chief In
spector Schmttberger door at Police
Headquarters. Eight hours a night con-
stitutes a days work for them. but they
don't like it, They recall when General
Bingham was Commissioner and started
a few innovations calculated TO make
man sic kof his job and willing 20 accept
retirement on half pay.
General Bingham had a scheme for
making undesirable police captains pa
troll precincts. The plan wasn't popular
and those assigned TO do the patrol duty
reported sick after day or two. and re-
mained unfit for duty for several weeks.
until the order was rescinded.
One man stuck it out He was going 10
show that. I'm spite of his years I'm the
department. ne wasn't incapacitated for
work and could and would do whatever
the Commissioner ordered. That man.
now In his fortieth year as a member OF
the force, was Captain stephen McDer-
mott.
He's one of the night watchmen now,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
Say They Won't Support
Him if He Runs for
Senate.
GLYNN THOUGHT TOO
FRIENDLY TO MURPHY
Democrats Afraid Roosevelt VIII
Make the Race for
Governor.
from The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, May 3.-William F. Nc
Combs, chairman OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, will not receive the
support OF the anti Murphy Democrats OF
New York State should he become a can
d,date for the United States Senate this
fall Neither will Governor Martin Glynn
receive help from the anu-Murphy men
should he become candidate for re-
nomination.
This much has been decided by the
opponents Of Charles +. Murphy. accord
ING 70 leaders who were In town during
tho last few DAYS. The reasons given for
onnosinC Mr. McCombs and Governor
Glvnn bv the anti-Murphy men are that
the national chairman and the Governor
arc too intimate with the boss OF Tam
many Hall
Thus far the Murphy men have
agreed upon no candidates for Uniten
states Senator or Governor. They are
talking OF William Church Osborn. chair
man OF the Democratic state Committee
o,d Herbert y. Blssell, of Buffalo, as
noss,bIe candidates for the Senate. and
NJ John X. Fague. Appraiser OF the foft'
Dudley Field Malone. John A. Hennessy'
Franklin Roosevelt, Assistant secretary
., the Navy. and both Mr.. Osborn hnc
Mr. Risseu as candidates for Governor
No understanding has been reached.
The onpositlon 10 the selection o. MI.
I1cCombs as candidate for United states
senator will prove surprise, no DOUBT
IN many New Workers. lie has doho
good work for President wilson
Murphy's opponents. however declare
that Mr.. McCombs is not known upstate
and that consequently he would prove
weak candidate Tor Senator. They say
this Is one reason for opposing him.
In Governor Glynns case the anti
Mummy men say that they believe he
could not he reelected ~ he got the nomi-
ratio, They want Governor Glynn 70
hu straight from the shoulder ct Mr.
Murphy. and they want Mr. McComos 10
do the same thing -,
What Messrs Osborn. Fasue. Bissei'
and Malone think IS. Of course, only
e,Iesswork. but it is understood here that
they are I'm a receptive mood
There are three things. however when
arc causing the anti-Murphy men 10 90
n LOT Of thinking The first or these -
the probable nomination OF District Az
tornev Charles s Whitman FOR Gov
ernor nv the Republicans. The second IS
the possibility OF the nomination OF Iheo-
dore Roosevelt BY the ProsressiVes' ana
the third is conjecture as - what enec'
the selection OF delegates to the cohs','n.
tiopal convention "a the same day tnat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
TROOP OF BAD BOYS
WINS DRILL PRIZE
pandall's Island Cadets Lead in
Competition in Mill
tary Tests.

Prize cadet troops from half DOZEN
military academies left for their schools
yesterday after competitive drill held
- rho armory Of the list Regiment az
q.th 81. and Park ave. First prize was
uon bv the troop from the schoo' iof
,,isdemeanants on Randsll's Island. Inc
troop from 81. Johns School, Manilus'
\ Y. won second prize.
The drill was modelled on those heiu
hv the national guard and the regular
rr,v and included not only the manual
:, rms and fancy marching, but stir
ses.iancv tests i'm tent raising and other
-, .,ocessities The drill was held un-
a. The auspices OF Company OF the
-fst Regiment , co.,oa,,,. =
in charge Commissioned ohcers
Scted as Judges 81 Johns school ns ,I
sixth entered and thc kandau isla,os
s,hool had the same number. Both troops
~ are. accompanied by bands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-04
HOBOES TO STAY AT HOME
Say They Won't Go to Wash
ington to Join Coxeys Army.

twas stated Yesterday after the week
ly meeting Of the Brotherhood Welfare
Association. AT the Manhattan l'yceum'
that the proposed march Of the hoooes
to Join General Coxeys army IN WASH
ington was called on
Alexander Law secretary o. the or
ganzation. said that he had received
word from j. Eads How. who started the
Brotherhood Welfare Association that ne
would be in Washington when "Generai
Coxev and his army got there. ana
would represent the New York hoboes in
making demands on Congress for Work
legislation
No one could say when Benjamin NO
yak who made a motion four weeks ago
bv which all the New York hoooes en-
listed" in the army. was likely to turn
I'D again. lie was 10 have led the Now
York squad of the army and they can
NOT march. Of course, without leader
Besides. New York is a better stamping
ground for hoboes than Washington
which has no Bowery.