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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
MRS. MOHR TOLD HER TO
AVOID DOCTOR, GIRL SAYS
Physicians Secretary Tells of Warning on Saturday
Before Shooting Police Claim They
Have More New Evidence.

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 7.-Miss Florence
ormsby, secretary to DR.. Franklin Mohr,
who was murdered In his automobile on
the harrington road last Tuesday, told
ch'ef OF Police Robbins to-day that on
the preceding Saturday Mrs. Mohr had
called her on the telephone and told her
not TO 60 with the doctor, as she
did not want Miss Ormsby to get hurt.
This came on top Of the story of
Samuel Bryant, who sold the motorcycle
used that night by Cecil Victor Brown,
the negro. who. the police say. has con-
fessed to shooting DIR. Mohr, that a
woman telephoned to him about two
weeks before the shooting asking why
lights for the motorcycle could not be
provided. Bryant also says that Brown
told him that Mrs. Mohr would gladly
pay for the motorcycle IL she had the
money.
The police are now trying to trace
Tue teiephone call to Bryant in the hope
OF nnding out who was the woman who
was so interested in the motorcycle
lights. Chief Robbins believes that this
statements Of Miss ormsby and Bryant
materially strengthen his case.
bryants story c~orroborates brown,
III many details. The negro has sajd
that Mrs. Mohr had been trying to get
MN to XIII her husband since last Nav.
and that she gave him 800 as a rr,t
instalment on the motorcycle. He also
told OF Mrs. Mohr's telephonins about
the lights.
Called d. The Doctor.
"When Brown first came here" said
bryaht. VINO Is owner OF a muecr COM
pahy AT 326 Broad street. ''he took
me to see DR.. Mohr at the Stewart
street house, to ask the doctor 10 he
responsible for the payments. The doc
TOR said that he would not do that.
but that he would deduct S2S a month
from Browns salary and pay n tn me
on the instalment plan.
When l found that Brown had n
steady Job I did not insist on a guaran-
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ness to other cities. getting the contract
for carrying the mail In Boston and In
Brooklyn. II sold the Brooklyn con-
tract. however. At present II Ia await
ing the outcome Of It's bids for the con-
tract to carry mail in Chicago. st. Louis
and st. aul,
The president of the company. Henry
Rowley. h is identified with substan-
tial real estate and financial ventures.
expressed surprise last night when he
was Informed Of the charges against
Cassidy. H. laid that he left the prac-
teal work OF the mail carrying business
i'm the hands Of his vice-president and
was not we'll enough informed ON the
matters in question to discuss them In
diligently.
Cassidy is said TO he influential in
politics. His name figured prominently
i'm the recent prosecution of the chauf-
feurs employed by his company. who
struck for shorter hours u were con
yict.d and sentenced In the Federal
courts for conspiring to delay the mails
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
NO CHICAGO SCHOOL STRIKE.

CHICAGO, Sept. Possibility of q
strike Of either school children or reach
ers due To tho adoption OF the Loeb rule
prohibiting teachers from belonging Ia
trade unions went glimmerinK TO-DAY
when the public schools OF the city
opened az usual, Not a single pupil or
teacher. o far an an he learned. stayed
away from school on this account,
More than 10000 additional pupils. Il
was estimated, registered in the public
schools OF the city than a year ago, ON
the opening day OF 1914 the total regis
tration was 3+5.512. This year Il y ex-
pectsd 70 exceed a65,0ON.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
New York-District Attorney.

New York-District Attorney.
fep, Charles A. Perkins, Frank Moss
PEN, Edward Swami.
ffog, Frank Moss.
sheriff.
Rep. Frank NJ Bowers
b"in, Alfred T.. smith.
ftogr William Halpin.
city Court.
Rep, Saul Rogers.
Dem, l0renz Zelier.
FROG, Michael Schaap.
amer, Philip C.. Samuels.
Municipal Court-Eishth Distrtct.
!. Yep, George z. Medaiie. PHILIP ordover
a I'm, John T. Cowan. Jacob sevy. Ioui.
FROG George z. Medalie. Philip ordover
kinE.-County Judges.
LID Marcus b. Campbell, Harry Il.
De-, George Freifeld.
Nh Roy, Mitchell May. ~
f,iSS msr. J + Hyisn. II. II. Roy. q. Frei-
JrtSs William stanley Miller. Charles
Can n{sn' George Ittleman, Marcus IL.
tldp's''' Harry u. Lewis. George Frei-
nnsp, William schnitzpan.
Rl.r,m, Thomas ". WIlmott, Edward
p,o."ann John. J. McManus.
AZ Frederick schomburg.
~"sf, John Hirsch, Edward Risxelman.
a.. District Attorney.
nssp, James G. Cropssy
Ann. Howard =. Nash.
" Charles Podsinick. II. y. Mash.
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tor ara ho ,aa u.o ara .,n ma
later mado TO- n,,,,h,u n.on, NJ
freo,,entIy W.. ~ ~, ..' o.har ~.
Ut, "a u,hor, ha .,,iaa 49,. "a Ham,,
ICeorge iI,aIi. 80 80 S,a,,,nan,
and dlring ono ., 49,. ,ai.. no .aid
"Of course AZ. S,a,s yo,,iS n. giad
to nav FOR ,ha mo,nrn,o,a 40 oh. bad
the money. b,, she hasn., 90, n inst
now"
Miss Ormshv mi, only ,o,a NJ Nrra
Mohr.s ma rniny ,no.sans hu, a,so ,nid
chief OF Police Rohh,rs n,ore about tho
two ~letters ,,nno.oa 60 ha,. Neon writ
ten 10 Rroup hy Nrs Nsohr The .ecre.
,arv sa,d ,ha, ~ 90 a. ,.,,ar. I,in.
on ,ho ao,,or,. ,ah,. a., "a. a,au,ar,
street bou,e the h,y ho,s. u,h,ch ha.
figured in many ~ The .,or,e, q rdIny
the nature ~ Dr Meme nractice .
"I sa~ tb.sa ,o,,.rs On trr,day ar Sat
urday hesora ,hs m,rd.r" Oh. ,aid
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MRS. ROGERS AGAIN MOTHER.
baby Girl IL horn at Address
which Is Kept SeSret.

Ida SnifIen Walters Rogers became a
mother again last Saturday morning
when n baby girl was born to her and
I.orlys Elton Rogers. Mrs. Rogers killed
their two children last January. Both
moth-r and child are doing well.
MIR. u Mrs. Rogers were married
July Fl In New Jersey, whore they went
despite the order Of the 6ronx supreme
Court that they should not leave the
state. Rogers was prevented by the
divorce which Caroline Giddings Rogers
got from him from marrying in this
state. Mrs. Rogers liz still under $1,000
bail for the death of her children.
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Prog. Robert "A. Elder. yames c. Crop
Register.
Rep. John MacCrste. John Kisseil.
Amer. Louis A. saricky. h. T. oLoush-
Pros. w.,tervel, Prentice. John Mae.
Crate.
County Clerk.
Rep. Charles q. Dewey.
Dem, william E.. Kelly.
prSs' Charles $. Devoy. franklin s.
Amer. Emil H~ortonbach. william e.
Municipal Court. Seventh Distnct.
Rep. Adoiph Kiendi. Abraham Rock
Dem. william Il. Wilson. Edwin l..
PTSs; Charles b. Law. AdOlph Kiendi.
Amer. william H. Wilson.
Municipal Court. sixth District.
Hep; Lucien 3. Bayliss. Edgar N.
Prog, Lucien 8, Bayii.s. Edgar NJ.
Doughty. Charles II. Fuller. Albert Tame
0u~~ns~ounty Judge.
Rep. Thomas +. Doyle.
Dem, Burt j.. Humphrey.
Amer. Evan s. Webster.
sheriff.
Rep, Theron II. Burden. Charles Me-
Csrdell. W. Augustus shipiey.
Hicks.
Amer. George " o'Connor.
County Clcvk.
Rep, George q. Goetz.
Dem, Alexander DuJst, George
Amer. Martin Mayer.
Richmond-Boroush PresIdent,
Rep, George s. Scofeld,
Dem. Calvin ID. Van Name.
Frog, Calvin u. Van Name.
Amer. e. ID. Van Name.
sheriff.
Rep. Horace r. Buei.
Dem, Edward G. Meurer. Spire Pitou.
Jr" James A. Mckinney.
Prog, bradford Is. Rabbit.
Amer, y. Pitou. Jr.
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BIG SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.
4. =. Exports Nearly Double I'm sir
Months Period.

WASHINGTON, Sept. June eynorts
20 South America were sl3.7liOOo.
against s7.573,0OO in June. 1911. the
comm"rs Department announced to-
day. Fol the six months ending with
June the total was s6O,573.O 600, com
pared viii $50. 2G3, 900 for the first and
s3S,75l.oO0 for. the last half of the pre-
ccding year.
Imports from South America for the
six months ending with June increased
$4,000, 600 over the corresponding pe-
riOd of last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
YOUNG COCKRELL SHOOTS MAN
Ex-senator's Son Involved In FYrh,
Over Business Natter.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. AT a preliminary
nearing In the city Court here to-day
u came 70 light that Francis Marion
Cockrell. Jr., son OF the ex-senator from,
Missouri, shot William G. Brohm throuph
the body In a quarrel over business
matters on August 81. The case will
be heard on Saturday, Brohm was I'm
court to-day.
Brohm was shot at a meeting in the
office OF Granger 4 Co. OF the directors
OF the Cockrell Manufacturing Company,
OF which Cockrell was president and
Brohm secretary n treasurer. Friction
developed over the management OF the
concern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
THE PARTY DESIGNATIONS.
Republican and Democratic NOmi-
nations Not All Public.

When the Board of Elections closed
Eork early this morning all 9 he
regular designations of the Republicans
and Democrats were unknown. The
other designations follow:
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HALDEMAN IN wOODsON's JOE
Kentucky Democrats Choose Edi-
o as National Committeeman,

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 7.-aen. w. Il.
Haldeman, editoS OF the Louisville
Times. was the unanimous choice of
Kentucky Democrats In their State plat
form convention here. to be national
committeeman to succeed Urey Woodson
OF OwensboO.
Gen. Haldeman II In accord with the
policies Of President Wilson.
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SUPREME COURT.


First District.
Rep, John Proctor Clarke. Francis y.
Delehanty. Edward II. Finch. Samuel
Greenbanm. Abraham NJ. Schwartz, Clar-
ence J. Shearn.
Dem. John Proctor Clarke. Samuel
Sreenbaum, Clarence J. Shearn. Francis u.
Delehanty. John VI. Tierney. Edward X.
Finch.
Prog, John Proctor Clarke. Samuel
Greenbsum William II. Hotchkiss, w. Hol-
den Weeks. Joseph II. Hickey. William J.
Willard.
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Dem, Nicholas Nehrbrauer. Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Dem. Peter J. McGarry.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Leonard q. Barthai.
Dem. George L. Poihomoes.
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FoRTY-sIxTH DISTRICT.
Rep. George y. Hanna Rep. and Prot
Edward II. Taylor.

. Fo~RTY-sIxTH DISTRICT.
Rep. George y. Hanna Rep. and Pros
Edward H.. Taylor.
FoRTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
Prog. Joseph McHenry.
FoRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Joseph W. G~rman.
Prog, James J. Melon, J. W. German.
Amer. J. j. Molon.
FoRTY-SINTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Calonxo V. Franco.
Prog, r. l.. Snellgrove.
FIFTIETH DISTRICT.
Amer, Charles W. Dunn.
FI~FTY-F1RsT DISTRICT.
Rep. August Ferrand.
FIFTY-SEcOND DISTRICT.
Rep. W. W. Colne.
FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep. Fred II. Stevenson.
Prog, Fred II. Stevenson.
FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT.
Dem. William +. Murphy. Jane. J,
Amer. J. d. Moore.
FIFTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
Dem. Philip y. Cassidy. /. J. Jacob
FIrrY.sIxrH DISTRICT.
Rep, Charles +. Huis.man.
Dem, Peter J. McGuinness.
FIFrY-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Robert II. Bos>e.
Dem, John J. Gordon.
Amer. ION. John J. doriSn. j. r. FaTos,.
FIFTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Fred Smith
FIFTY-SlNTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Arnon L. sauires.
sIXTIETH DISTRICT.
Rep. Jacob Bsrtscherer.
sIXTY-FRsT DISTRICT.
Rep, william J. fsndry; Hioep. n E%y.
sIXTY-SECOSD DISTRICT.
Rep, Abraham NJ. Levy.
Prog, A. NJ. Levy. Wellington V. Win
s~IXTY.THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep. Edward Eichern.
Dem. Charles II. Honbert
sIXTY-FoURTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Benjamin T. Hook. Charles J.
Moore.
Prog. Bert carey. benjamin T. Hook.
Charles J. Moore.
sIXTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Isidor Rosenbium:
Dem, Aaron Reiser. Harry Webber.
Prog, Harry webbef. /. I,osenbIum,
A. $. Dresher.
Amer. Harry Weber. Alex. q. Dresher.
Queens.
SI~XTY-SIXTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Charles W. Brooks.
Dem. Samuel j. Burden.
Amer, Charles Weybig.
sIXTY-SEvENTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Pnilip 5. Heu-s. Henry vogt.
Dem. william J, Martin. Edwin W. Cox.
Amer, II. y. Puane.
sIXTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Dem Frank J. Schmitz.
Amer, Frank j, SchmitZ,
sIXTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Charles A. Post.
Dem. Frank E. Knab.
Amer, Frank f.. Knab.
SEVENTEEN DISTRICT.
Rep. John Kochendorfer.
DEM, John H.. Stillwagon.
Amer, Frank T.. Harth.
Richmond.
SEVENTY-FIItST DISTRICT.
Rep. William J. Iangton, George l..
Nicoll.
Dem. William K. Walsh, John ]. Hayes
James J. Sentry.
Amer. William X. Walsh.
Frog. Fred II, Brown.
sEvENTY.sEcoND DISTRICT.
Rep. Michael q. Krauss.
Dem. John J. O'Rourke, Peter J. Malley.
Amer, John J., O'Rourks.
Frog, John J. ORourke.
SEvENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep, George n. Dubois.
Dem, Charles J.. Cole. Edward Atw.u
Amer, Edward Atwen,
Prog. Charles T.. Cole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
STATE LEADS HUNT
FOR JUDGES SLAYER
Detectives Beat the Woods for
Man Known to BE
Knowles Foe.
BLOW AT COURTS SEEN

PROVIDENCE, Sept. THE shooting ot
Judge willis S. Knowles near his home
In Johnston. following so closely on the
murder OF DR.. Charles +. Mohr. has
aroused the state authorities TO action.
Those who are investigating the Grim"
have come TO the conclusion that Judge
Knowles was killed because he vigor-
ously did his duty on the bench, and the
state officials look on his death as an
attack upon the courts that must be
avenged.
81 am shocked beyond expression to
think that a Judge OF Rhode Island
should be killed because he did his duty
as he saw IT, said Lieut. Gov. San Souci.
who II acting Executive In absence II
Gov. Beeckman. 1T IL a dastardly out
rage and / am doing all that I can 20
aid in running down the murderer"
Earlier in the day the Lieutenant
Governor had n conference with Attor-
ney-General Rice and Sheriff Wilcox OF
Providence county. which resulted in tho
Sheriff and eleven Of his deputies going
to Johnston to aid chief kirnball AMI
his men.
They want particularly 10 find Henry
Edwa rds. who. they say. has n court
record as a ~poacher. and the chase has
led them through the Wild country near
Judge Knowles's home for n man who is
a master Of woodcraft and who Is aid
to be able to dude pursuit for days.
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TWO ARRESTED FOR
POST OFFICE BRIDES
General Manager Cassidy of
, Postal Transfer Ac-
cuscd Of Fraud.
HELD IN 100000 BAIL

James J. Cassidy. vice-president and
general manager Of the Postal Transfer
Service, Inc. was held in $4,000 bail
by Upited States Commissioner Clar-
ence s. Houghton yesterday. charged
with using unlawful means to increase
the compensation received by his rom
pany from the Government for the car
and sub-stations south of Forty-second
street. Cassidy Inc Daniel W. Har-
%rington. his assistant. are accused OF
resorting to the bribing OF postal en-
ployees In order to carry out their al
legged scheme, which under the Federal
law constitutes a conspiracy to defraud
the United States. It was asserted that
the Government had lost more han
$1,000 a year through the alleged
frauds.
cassidy furnished the $4,000 bail.
He will have a hearing on September
is. Harrington Is still to be a%rraigned.
In his case. Assistant United States At
torney James W. Osborne. who Ii in
charge OF the investigation of the al
legged mail carrying fraud. will ask
5000 bail. Post Office Inspectors Me
Quillan and Barber seized "A wagon
Loaf of records at the Office Of the Pos
tai Transfer Service later In the day.
Complaint Charges Bribery.
Although the complaint against Cas-
sidy mentioned only n instance OF
bribery. through which the company Is
said to have avoided 10000 in
fines. the investigation. n Is rumored,
will involve higher Government officials.
who are said to ave accepted gratui-
ties for their services In helping the
company get more h its stated COM
pensatlon for carrying mail.
william Cadigan, a clerk In the Of
nce OF the general superintendent of
mails for Manhattan n The Bronx.
made a confession TO Mr.. Osborne. In
return for this he was not placed I'M
der arrest. but is being closely watched
by the Federal authorities.
Tn Postal Transfer Service entered
into IA contract with the Government in
June. 1918. by which II was to carry the
mails south OF Forty second street for "A
period OF four years at a mileage rate
which, computed on the basis OF the
amount OF mail matter HANDLED In the
district at the time. would have amounted
to about ti73.000 a year. This amount
was subject to restatement. however.
meaning that an increase OF business
and the consequent increase in the num-
Der OF miles travelled by the Postal
Transfer vehicles were 10 bring a proper
t~ionately larger income at The end OF
each year.
The contract included a stipulation to
the effect that fines were. tn he assessed
agains, the mpa FOR failure TO de-
liver mails. for any delay or interference
with the prompt delivery OF mail AZ the
places required herein. or for the carry
ing Of the mail In a manner different or
to that hereinbeforc specified. or
allowing the mail to be wet, injured. lost
or DESTROYED. or for any delinquency or
omission of duty set forth In this con-
tract"
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CONGRESS-.

TwENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep. william g. Bennett. william @.
Webster.
Dem, Ellie Healey.
Prog, William 8. Bennett, william q.
Webster. Steven Il. Ayres.
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ASSEMBLYMEN.


Dem. cesar d. r. Barra.
FIFT DISTINCT.
Dem, Maurice Mcdonald.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Dem. Abraham Goodman.
Prog. Leo woifson.
Amer, Leo wolfson.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Frank Weiss.
Dem, Charles D.. Donohue.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Amer. Frank Weiss.
Dem. Joseph A. Frooks. Walter n.
prog. samuel Feinsoid.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Dem.. Frank A. ward. John c. scanlon.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
Dem., Mark Goidberg.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Prog. James Walsh.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Rep. Julius N. Leder. .
Prog. Julius NJ. Leder. =
TwENTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
Rep. Harold c. Mitchell. :
Prog. Ferdinand Decora-
TwENTY-sECoND DISTRICT.
Prog. Richard II. Walters.
TwENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep, Nicholas II. Pinto.
Prog. Nicholas II. Pinto.
TwENTY-FoURTH DISTRICT.
Dem. Benjamin II. Holt. owen NJ.
Herman.
TWENTY-FIVE DISTRICT. 4
Dem. John q. Milburn. Jr.
TwENTY-sIXTH DISTRICT.
Dem. Meyer Levy.
Amer, Joseph Steinberg.
rwENTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
Dem, BENJAMIN g. Gatherings.
TwENTY.EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Joseph 8. weinthal.
Dem, Salvatore A. Gothic.
Prog, Joseph =. Weinthal. 4
Amer, Joseph =. weinthai. :.
rHIRTIErH DISTRICT.
Rep. Nicholas Meyer.
Dem. Timothy y, Gould.
Frog. Nicholas Meyer.
THIRTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
Rep. Aaron 4 Feinberg.
Prog. Jacob Goidstein.
THIRTY-SECoND DISTRICT.
Dem. William s. Evans, Sidney A. lie.
rHIRrY-rHIRD DISTRICT.
Rep. Julius +. Feigel.
Dem, Earl II. Miller.
THIRTY-FoURTH DISTRICT.
Dem. n. Maidwin Fertig.
Prog. NJ. Maldwin Fertis.
THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
Dem, william II. DAILY. Joseph NJ. CAL
KinGs.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Rep.-Prog.. r. Hunter Mcouistion. Robert
Y. Downing.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Rep. William J. O'Brien.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep. Robert II. DE Mas.
Frog, X. H.. De Mars.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Prog. John E. Eidon.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Prog, Henry Foldman.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Prog, Daniel +. FarroIi, @. H.. Briggs
Amer. Daniel +. Farroll.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Charles A. Walter.
Prog. John +. Parker.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Amer. Fred 8. Bun.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Fred NJ. Ahern.
prog. +. 81. Ahern.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. and Prog. George n. Brennan.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Rep. william T. Simpson.
Prog. John Il. Johnston. w. T. Simpson. |
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Mortimer Wohi.
Dem, Martin CAIRNS.
Amer, Leon Alexander.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep, and Prog, jeremiah +. Twomey,
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Samuel X. Green.
Prog, George =. beer. 8. r. Green.
Amer, Charles Joseph. George \, Beer.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Frederick A. Wells.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Frederick b. Marble.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. and Prog. Joseph Huelstsr.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Rep. and Prog. August c. Flamman.
Prog. Joseph y, Beck.
Amer. Joseph n. Beck.
TwENTY-FIRsT DISTRICT:
Rep. and Pros Richard A. Nesslor;
'oung.
TwESTY-sECoND DISTRICT.
Rep. Jacob Levins. Charles II. Dun.
Prog. Maurice De Young.
TwENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep, and Prog. william +. hathewson.
Prog, Coleman Seuer.
Amer. Daniel J. Carey. Victor z, Pom
Richmond.
DISTRICT.
Rep, Charles A, Marshall.
Dem. stephen ID. Stephens, Albert de
toode.
Amer. Luke C. chappsIis.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Rep. John 4. Pestss.
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ALDERMEN.

Manhattan and The Bronx.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Rep. Frank Popino.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Rep. Thomas Santagelo.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Dem, Patrick II. sullivan.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Joseph McCanrey.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Edwin S. Cook.
Dem. Joseph NJ. Harmon.
I. SIXTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Frank T. Dotzler.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Thomas W. Burnside.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Louis jacobson.
Dem. Moritz Talk.
Prog, Louis jacobson.
Amer. Louis jacobson.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Rep. John T. Cassidy.
Dem, John r. McCourt.
Amer. John 7. Cassidy.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Frank Dos,al. Jr.
Dem, Hugh J. cummusky. william
Frog. II. J.. Cummusky
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Joseph A. Miller.
Dem. Frank Joyce. Louis Wendell. Jr.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Henry Bossert.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Joseph q. Engel.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. jeremiah II. Mohoney.
Dem, John J. O'Se.l.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. William F. Quinn.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Leopold Fried.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Daniel NJ. Bedell.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
Rep. Joseph Fabian.
DEM Thomas NJ. Farley. James J..
Sugent.
Prog Frank Schiller.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Rep. william ID. Brush.
Prog, William D.. Brush.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Rep. Frank j. Ryan.
Dem. Edward Cassidy.
Prog, Frank ]. Ryan.
TwENTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
Rep. Oscar IEstaedter,
Prog. Benjamin Ochitre.
TwENTY-sEscoND DISTRICT.
Rep. Henry ottes.
Prog, Henry Cites.
TWENTY THIRD
Rep. s.; Clinton Crane, Stanley L. Otis
Prog, Sidney c. Crane.
TwENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT.
Rep. jeremiah Keleher.
Prog, Frank Mullen.
TwESTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
Rep. Henry II. Curran.
Dem, Joseph NJ. Mocallen. Charles De-
laney.
Prog. Joseph Mccaiten.
rwENTY-sIXTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Isaac Guttman.
Dom., Edward q. Murray.
TwENTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Louis Csrdani.
Dem. James +. Mullen.
Amer, Isaac Gutman.
TwENTY-MGHTH DISTRICT.
Rep. Frederick Trau.
Dem. John NJ. =. Thatcher.
TwENTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Lawrence Ciofn.
Dem. Thomas y. Barry.
Prog, Lawrence Cioftl.
Amer. Lawrence Ctofn.
THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
Rep. LYMAN .Pouker.
Frog, II. rouker. John J. Moore.
THIRTY-sEcoND DISTRICT,
Rep. William Duggan.
Dem. Charles j. McGilitck.
THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep, william H.. Chorosh.
THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Samuel J. Joseph.
Dem, Edward w. curicy. Anthony J.
icNally,
Prog, s. J. Joseph.
THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
Dem. Joseph J. Wadick. Peter Sch wieck-
ri.
THIRT SIXTH DISTRICT.
Dem, Robert !. Moran.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Daniel McFadden.
DEM, James X. Ferguson.
THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Dem. Harry Robitzer.
Prog. II. Robitzer.
THIRTY-NINrH DISTRICT.
Dem. August W. Glatzmayer.
FoRTIETH DISTRICT.
Dem. Clarence Y. Paiitz.
FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
Rep. Carl II. Schmidtke.
Dem. Philip J. Barry.
Kings County.
FORTY SECOND DISTRICT.
Rep. and Prog. Michael J. Hogan.
Fo~RTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Rep, Eugene r, o'Brien.
FoRTY-FoURTH DISTRICT.
Rep, Edward J. Fitzgerald.
FoRTY-FIF~ DISTRICT.
Rep, John 8. Gaynor. Abraham J. Hal
orin.
Prog. David Weiss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
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parents Tor some time ana refused. He
grabbed her n carried her over a wall
toward the woods before her mother
could eaten up ana make Edwards let 40.
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shouted 10 his wife to brinS a gun. Ed
wards then made for the woods again,
taking will him n rope which he threw
over "A tree. lie made IA moose and then
cried to his wife 10 come out and see
him hang himself. but an automobile
stopping in the Dad near by caused him
To disappear in the underbrush.
He was next seen In Providence bv
two men from North Scituate who said