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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
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britt DE 81 binett pro-
pbe5ett.

bon II. Oftober. rRep.
nolos @eeflp", Sas Organ bon Cir
Senrp Sames 0aI5ieI, Der I'M llltr.
i,auie su Den id,dfiten aritifern Der
Reaieruna sebOrt, fdrstbt in fsiner
SonniagsaiSgabe: .Gs TT fait I'm.
mosIi6 cn5unebmen, bab Die fom.
menSe @ode obne gerionaIperanoe,
runsen i'm sfnbinett poriibergeben
luiiroe. Ger GeHeraInnipalt Cir GS.
waro Carton bat feline Dairifiiio,l
einaer,idt, neil Ct fsbr befiimmte ans
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aabinett ii6 ni6t ieinen slirid)ten
auihliebt, er ben Sis,usen ierner.
hin nidt rebr beiipobuen ,pirb.
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nabme por, Sab oas anbinett fid ber
amiidten Cir Gbmarb's anidIieBsn
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5aa icin, ir piiroen utinbeitens cine
ober mOsIideripeiie aud nlebrere Ge.
niifiionen 5u erpartcn iteben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
6amiltpa.

ituier Ngent in Samiltun in
Serr Gbnarb grud, 449 Shb Sinfts
ShaFe. BEL Sci. 476 R.t Sems
Hhunc 1881 u.
CLARA 6. Wilion, Satin DON
Charles 80. Wilfon bon 1917 Maple
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ofens am SDrper unb 9eii6t idlimm
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Mercp Sofpital. Sbr 3uitanb mar
seitern ettpas beFer.
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porIebte Ra4t in Der Do9nung Ro.
43 WaInut Strabe in einen Wurts
tpebfeI, lpel9er in cine Stederei aus
artets. Seftus 2atpreuce tpurbe bon
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dnsesriffen unb erlitt auer iiber Der
Stirne unb benz Riiden Dunben,
ipelte BON Or. Serfab i'm Mercb sos
fpital susenGbt tperben mubten. Gb.
Garter uHb Rop 9ains, Del6e in bic
Mffatre perpidelt pursn, tpurben BON
Der poltsei in 9erpabrfam eenommen,
pGbr.nb 9alblep ii9 aus bsm Staubs
ma6te.
- 3tpsi iugenbIide Taussnt6tie
branssn nG6tIi6er Weile bur6 Elm
Stnterfenfter In ben gtgarrenlaben
Don gb. o. grud, bem g., 8. u. ..
9abnbuf seseniibsr, unb itabIen $50
aus b.m Gaibreaifter, 3igarretten,
3uderpsrt, gIeiftifts unb mebr.r.
Slaiden Min.ralipaFer. Serr grud
bate 9srbatt gegen spet Siinslinge
unS rrfoIst. cine Spur in geiets
Ihaft Der Oetettipes Setteri6 unb
Stridsr bis mad Ct. Bernard, no bic
in 9etpa6riam aenommen
unb mad Samilton suriidaebraht |
purbsn, lin i'm Sus.nbssritt en- |
9erb6r su heiteben. Die Snuben Bet |
ben 1altoni unb aacsp. grfterer in |
erft tiir5lih aus Der Snuben Belle |
rungsanitalt in 2ancaitsr entlaFen |
porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Naren bic gor6ereitnnsen Der slai.
irten fir lire fiirslide Dffeniipe
i'm @eften.
Srans6iii6er GebeimbefeH, Der an
esfaaenem stabsOffisisr ssfnn'
ben porben. gibt genanen
slafidlnf.
Srei Wiertel ber iran3Ofiden Streti'
madjte nabmen an bem aanpf
im Centrum Sbeii.
sie iuirben BON nidt lpeni8er als
5000 0eidiiten nmterititt.

Berlin. II. Dttobtr. (auf brdpi'
loism Wsae na9 SabDilIe. n. - =
Die Oberfe Seerssleituna erIisb an
gonftaa bic foIsenbe amtlihe BE
fannima4uns:
.ggslhe Soffuunsen nnIsre Belno.
auf ibre iiinaits Dffeniipe febtsn uni
iuie riefia bie anr @sripeubuna aslans'
ten Strsitirdft. furen, erbsat aube'
BEN bersiis psr0ffsntIidten Sensalos'
fell bss Generals stOffre bonn Ia. Sep.
tembsr aud aus bsm folsenbsn 0e'
bsimbefebl, Der an einsm sefaasnsn
fransOiiiden Stabsoffi5ier ssfunbs1
ipurbe:
,5luptauartisr Der Sitarmee britt
tss 9ureau. 30. 1875. Gsneral'
Sauptquartier, 81. SEPTEMBER.
@skimbtfsbl fir @ruppen Der n6rb'
liden unS miiileren 4rmee.
9lllen Regimentern mub. mDsli6ers
ipeife in ben foIasnben WorteH bic ges
pdltise Mudt bes SdIass tIar ss.
maht perben. ipeIder Don ben frdns
sSiiiden unb ensIii&en 6esren sefiibrt
perb.n piro.
an ben Sperationen tperben 35 Di'
piiionsn unter General gaIieInou, IS
1ipiiionen untsr General ifoh, 13 enss
liide Sipiiionen unb 10 aupoleries
barunier 5 ensIiihe, tbei!'
nebmsn. 'sernsr iinb ipeiitrs 13 Sn'
fanteriebipiiionen fopis bic belsiide
arme. kreit. in ben aampf tinau'
9rsifen.
Drei 0ieriel Der fran30iii9eH Streits
ndtie fperbeu an bem aampf i'm
Centrum tbeilnebmen. unterftiibi bon
1000 itiperen 9eihiiben unb 5000
Selboefhiiben. Gi. Wunitionsporrdtbe
inb asaenpdrtia sr6ber aIs beim
!lusbru9 hes arisgs.
glae 0crbeoinsuns.n fir einen iihes
:eu GrfOla iinb nunmsbr setroffsn
porbsn. Won ,pirb fid erinnsrn, bab
1T Der Iestsn SffeHfipe nabe arras
lur 10 Dipiiipnsn uHb $50 fbpere
Sei4iBs tbetlnabmen..
/Sn,N eofg~s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
9Ofal.Yolitii6es.

Die rspublitanifds aampasne ipirl
am Wiontas burd, cine Wlaiisnper
lammlung an Der poplar Strabe uni
Jreeman 4penue offi3iel erOffnet, be
pslher 9err Gbas. j. Sarbina bsl
Ioriib fiibren lpirb unb bic Serra
George puhta, aanbibat fir yRappr
Gbas. u. @room, 3anbibat fir Gtabt
antpalt; Sroome Morris, @eoree 80
platt unb Spuis gapeIIe als Rsbnel
funsiren iperbsn. Der @erIammlune
ipirb eins parabe untsr Jiibrung bss
Serrn Waltsr 5uBler aIs @robalar'
i6da poraufgsben. bic iid all Der 81.
bsrtp Strabe, nabe Der Greemdn Ipe.
formirt unb prompt Inn Z llbr abmar.
i4irt. Sm Sauptquartier beB Darabe.
Iusi9uiIes fanb ssitern 4bsnb eins
SiBuns itatt, in ipelder berihtst .purs
be, bab mebrers tauienb 9b,ilnebmer
su erfparten itsben unb aud, hab Elm.
srobe ansabl giirssr sntlang Der
Warfhrcute iih bereit ertlart haben.
ihrs Sduisr gu betorirsn.
Dem repubIitaniIdfn aampaenes
aommittee bobsr fib nod bic folsers
ben SreipiIIissn aIs Rebner 5ur @ers
fiigunq s.feIIt: u. :. 3anone, Ste.
pbsn R. 5olIsn, 2ouis Shnsiber,
Otis 8. Sist, 6arrp Seb, War 2eOi,
Ssnrp g. @ibion, 6arolb Siebentbas
Ter unb 6. R. !3eiieI.
Die aanbieaiur bes 5errn Su1o
8. GiienIobr fir S6ulratb tft duberit
aiinitia aufsenommen tporben unb
spar in alien arsiien phne Inter
ihieo Der por:ei obsr ionitiser 10
bGufiq trennenber aniihten. ardftise
ifDrberuna erfGbrt Serrn Gtienlobrs
aanbibotur burh bic @e,.insleute. gr
1T bersits in sablrei6en 0ereinen
enboffirt tporben unb tpo bas nod
niat geiteben, rpirb es i'm 2aufe Der
Dp6e erfolssn.
Der republitauif6e &lub Der 6.
Warb bat fir 0ienitas abenb in ieis
mem 6auptquartier, "a Sft Court
Strabe, eine MISUNDERSTANDING ans
seiest, gu ,ipsI9er bi. giirsr etnge.
laben Finb. Die Serrsn Groom. Ror'
rig, aouis Rinterbers.r. Gouis Gas
pelle unb Robert llri6o iperbsn bt.
sasesfrag.n erSrt.rn. Or. a.. W.
s5oertmrbsr pirb aIs 9priiber fungis |
en-. Ra6 bem Rebeast folgt nod ses
fenises g.tammeniein BEL Sp.ii. unb
5ruNt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

SonntdssIhule 5u seituIten, bic Elm
ipeites unb rsides @rbeitsfelb sefnns
ben bot. Sn bier 9fbtbeilunsen tpirb
bic 4rbeit seibon. Die 9ibsltlaFen
Der Gripdffenen fteben unter ber iii9s
tigen 9eitune bon Serrn 8. 8ronitrup
unb Jrl. u. Mebger, i'm Department
Der Siinaeren 1T Serr Wolter 8. Red
eer Better, bic tleineren stinber
i9auen gu SRI. ". Matb:es als tbrer
2ebrerin ouf unb i'm gbtbeil Der
Siineiten periisbt SRI, @barlotieSaupt
bic Stelle als ainbergGrtnerin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Mit WefrierHeiiH
SOIL benz Steigen Der
5leif6preife in garis
GinbaIt geboten
mer0en
per0 EN-

Yaris, II. Oftober. 0a 6ia
5leiidprciie III Der Iesten 3eit sars
auberoroeutIih seiiiesen iinb, 1T be.
hloiim fporben, eine groBe Nenge
@efrierfleiib nad g5dris 81 briHDen.
Sollte oieie @iaBnabne nidt geitii.
gen. I'M Die 4reiie berirnier5ubrin.
gen, 70 iperbcn, ipie betanit segebcn
iuorben it, bic 9eb6roen bic GIeiId,.
preiie feitfeset
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Die GIfs nadl Samiltun.

lleber 200 Mitslieber Der Gincins
nati Soge No. 8 Der @lfs iabrel
tdfdten Sunitas per Spe3iaI5us
iiber Die 6. s. unb .. nod Samil.
ton, I'M an Der ginipeibung 6es Dor.
tiaen GIfStempeIs tbeil5inebnlen. Die
Gincinnotier nebmen cine aapelle
uon % Snitriirneutsn lnb cine I'm.
inaiie BON Rotbfcuer NIT, iooab iie
pollie ausgeriiitet iinb, I'M Die Staot
hamilton roth nu5uitreihen" Gas
lofalr @onurittee beitebt aiis ben
Serren @ernaro 2eop, @iGiam &c.
tri Sarob arollmarn, 2oiprencc 5.
Gniep uno Saines Wf. Srnitb. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Gin Gd)IasHub
Sat Gran 0nitab Saeobs pIStlid
aus oem geben geraift.

Die i'm SO. Sabre ffebenbe Wittipi
ssrau @iiitap Sacobs lit in Der ytatt
auf Sonntaa eines pl0blikn Sobss
aeitortsn. Die 5rau tpobnte allein in
9lo. 4 BerfeIep sSlats an Der Rodbals
4penue ilnb Reabina Rpob. glls i6r
S6tpieserfobn, 6err 9. Roienbirs.
aeitern Radmittaa 1 llbr gum 9efud
in Der Wobnuna eintraf. fanb sr feline
Sdipieaermutter als 2eihe Dor. CT
alarmirte Or. WiItirfon. Der bic 9lns
iidt ausfprad, bah bic Jrau eineln
S9lasflub erleaen III unb Der Sob
iton Dor mebr ols 20 Gtunben sinse'
treten mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Zhom ipieber
Salt gneIanb einen bon
ametifa TO nj m enben
Tampfer an

Sonnon, IA. Gftober. (9oni
Genicr auriidgebalten.) Der idppebi-
id)e 9antpfer .Regieouo", Der niit
elmer aagemcinen aabuns bon seau
Orleans nad Gotbenburg unS Gbri.
itiania iinteriueas mar, 1T nad airf.
ipall bon ben GnsIdnberu iRsaefiibrt
lporoen.
Eatiiaeeen iuirbe Der iGapeoiidc
0anlpier Orion" freisegebcn. Eie
Orion" rar ON 22. Septenrber pon
YbiIaocIpbia aus nad Stodbolm al.
gegansen.
SIiegerumgefommen,
8uenps Wires, IL. Gffober.,
S5odqiiin Cptaben, Der Better Der nit
bem WsdrinenrienaI in Ga Bfata Der.
bunhenen JIic9eridiile itiir5te inioL
ee zines Dsafdinenoefeffs nit ieinem
aleropIan nb unb bIieb at oer SteueI
toot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
3 abtpm ,ino Seaebme.

= Srau Suianna RuTde, bon No.
631 Sairfielb 4pe., Oaptpn, in i'm
Glter BON 81 Sabren seitprben
Glen gramer, ppn go. 127
yairfietb 9lpenus, 9elepue. puroe In
Der RGbe ibrer mobnuns, uls iie cine
Strubencar perlieb, bon einem guto
setroffen, fppbei iie mebrsre @erless
unsen erlitt. Der Center bes Qutpmos
bils, Ben. Bauer, bon go. $50 Sit
pearl Strabe, Cincinnati, tpurbe uns
ter Der antluss oes gu idneIen Sab
rens per6aftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
0emakregeit
Wurbe Der buIgarifde Ges
fanbte in RubIanb pegen
fsiuer ruffsufreunbIi.

neH Neu Beru sen.
Sofia. IL. Sttobtr. - Der bis.
berise bulgariide Geianbte in Rub'
lamb, RuiarOff. III ni8t nur aus BEN
bipIOmatif6sn Dienft sntIaHeu. iOns
bern Is ipirb aud nod elm @erfabren
sssen ibn einseleitet tperben. neil sr
in elmer Gi. pstsrsburgsr 3situns in
sinsm Sntepietp bic buIsarifde Rssis.
runs tritiiirt bate.
General Robio Dimitrieff unb al.
anoersn Referpeoffisi.re, bic nidt nad
9ulgarien Suriidgeiebrt iinb. iperb.n
aIs Seferteur. bstradtet unb bemsss
mdb bebanbelt iperben. falls fis in bic
Sanbe Der 9uIsaren fallen iolltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Gokal.Derid)t
SplD fit Gii,u.

Mg Die Ginge iino in Der Bolts.
blatt Office, 1877 DIT Siebente. nabe
Wuin Strabe, 5u baber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
MARK HAMBURG
GIVES A RECITAL
ViriIity and InciSiveness Char
acterize Playing Many For
cign Musicians Present.

The foreign virtuosi who are fore
gathering IN New York owing 20 the
inavspicious condition Of artistic at
fairs in Europe, are becoming so nu-
merous that they are able to help keep
each other in countenance by attend
ing each others concerts.
This was conspicuously the case at
Aeolan Hall last night. when the lat
est addition 10 the army Of planist5,
Mark Hamburg, gave a recital, Mr..
Hamburg has visited US before, and
many lovers of piauoforte music hold
him in high esteem.
His style is not altogether ingratiat-
ing TO those who are predIsposed in
favor OF beautiful tone and the gentler,
more poetical manner Of expression;
but he has a deal Of virlity and in
cisiveness of rhythm. and those quail
ties also have their admirers.
So Nr. Hambourg's playing did not
fail Of appreciation, notwithstanding
its lack Of depth and warmth Of sentl-
mcrt. ~ the Schumaun Fantasia in {,
which was the central number of his
scheme. Lists transcription o.
Bach's Organ Prelude and Fugue in 4
miner Chopiu's Sonata in b fat minor,
other pieces by the same composer, a
suite written By the player and music
by Cyril Scott and Debussy made up
the rest of his programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
NEXT WEEKS OPERAS
l. Amore del ire Re" First
Time This Season.

"LAmore del tire Re" will have its
trst performance this season A. the
metropolitan Opera House on Thurs
Gay evening OF next week, with the
same artists as last year, including
Miss Ron as Flora, Mr.. Ferrari-For-
Ana as Avjto, Mn Amato as Nsufredo
Snd Nh Didur as Archibaldo Others
IN tho cast will be Mines Duchcne
Sparkes and Brsslau and Messrs. Rsda
md Audlsio. Mr.. Toscaniui will CON
Cuct
"Thc HugUeuots" will be sung next
Monday evening. Madame Sans-Gouc'
on Wednesday night and "SieEfricd
On Friday afternoon, with Mines Cad
SKI, ODER and Schumann and Nessrs
| rluS. Nhitehjll. Rciss. Gori.- and
RuysdacA Nh. Hertz will conduct.
Boris GoduuoF" viii be the opera
On Friday night. and Nasscuct's
"Nauon' viii be sung ~ the Saturday
matinee, with Miss Farrar and Mines
Duchcuc, Braslau and Van Dyck and
NeSsrs. Caruso. Scott, Gothicr, u
SeCuroia, Re.ss, Ananiar, Bcsch igi an
and BeGue.
The popular price Saturday evening
opera has no, yet been selected Pao'o
MartuccI. The Italian pianist, viii play
at next Sunday nights concert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
RECITAL BY MISS 0EY0
Pianist, First Heard as Child,
Pleases Audience.

Miss Ruth Deyo, a young pianist.
who years ago when a child appeared
with the Boston symphony Orchestra,
gave a recital in Aeolian Hall yester-
day afternoon and proved that her
early promise has been not altogether
uniuiilled. She appeared as an artist
Of sound musicisnly qualities, OF good
technical equipment and OF consis Ter
able fexibility of mood. In addition
she showed in the Mcdowell Sonata
Eroica real imaginative fire. In the
O atty of er tone there was less ex-
c,llence. for IL was often hard, and
size pounded at times in 8 manner
which brought regret that an artist
Of otherwise admirable powers should
find it necessary 10 win effect by main
strength. Yet, taken all in all, Miss
Deyo seemed TO be one OF the most
promising young pianists who has ap-
peared 20 US this season.
Her programme also included the
Bach Toccata in ID major, two
Brahms intermezzi, and Chopin's
Scherzo !. c sharp minor. The au-
dence was of moderate size, bu.
showed marked enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
EXHIBITION TO AID
ARTISTS FAMILIES
Many Works by Famous Men
Shown for Benefit of SUI
fererS in France.

Al exhibition Of modern drawings,
etohlngs and paintings in Mrs. II. 2.
Whitncy's studio. al s IVES; Sth ST.. wa
opened 10 the public Yesterday for 'hc
benefit OF the fund for the relief Of the
destitute families Of artists in France.
J he eighty pictures comprising the col
lection We're lent by A. L. Gailatin. and
VIII remain on view until February 10
under the auspices Of tho Museum Of
French Art. This afternoon al {
O'Clock there viii ne lecture By
Arthur Hoeber, 10 which the adms-
sion Will be 81. II will be followed by
tea.
OF the examples by American artists
there are ten by Whistler, including
his symphony in Gray Thames, "
4 water color. His pictures have as u
background the familiar checsecloth.
fastened with the butterfly" at each
corner. Everett Shinn's five pictures
include his "Nocturne Creamery Park"
ana Matinee Crowd" both pastcls. A
pencil caricature Of Whistler by the
English artist, L. T. Reed, is consid-
cred one Of his best.
France IL represented BY pictures by
sixteen artists. There are four by
Forsin, two by Rafaelli and one each
by Rodjn, Hclleu, Manct, Legros, Vii
Ion, MeryOn, Ibels, Lstour, Chavanncs,
Brunner, Degss. Msufra and Pirds.
Switzerland is represented by Steinlen.
Italy by Ludivici and Boldini Belgium
by Naes and Prat. Sweden by 2orn,
Spain by Abascal. Japan by Hokussi
and Russia by Prince Pierre Trou-
betzkoy and Bskst.
The exhibition is under the patron
age Of Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt. Mrs
Ogden Mills Mrs. John Jacob Aston,
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney, Myron T. Herrick,
General Horace Porter, Prince Pierre
Troubetzkoy. Archer ". Huntington
and Lloyd Warren. Mrs Fish and Mr.
Warren we're among the visitors YES
terday. Miss Force. who was in charge
Of the recent exhibition of sculpture
for the same object and is now pre-
siding over this one. said yesterday
that $4,000 was realized from the
first one and that there are still few
works Of srt from it to be disposed Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
NAPOLE0NIC RELICS UP
Sale of Nidelet Collection to
Begin $50 This Afternoon.

Two important collections Of books
coins and medals now on exhibition az
the American Art Galleries, which have
been inspected during the last four
DAYS by hundreds OF persons interest
ed in art and literature. are TO be soId
beginning this afternoon at $3.50.
The first collection relates chiefly 10
NAPOLEON, his adherents and contem-
poraries. and was formed by the late
Nine. Louisa Nidelet. The medals IN
this collection include thirty-siX OF
Napoleon in bronzed copper, fifteen va
rious French medals, twelve OF Bel
GUM and Germany and fifteen relating
10 America. The books include
"Berthold's Political Handkerchief" a
periodical printed on cotton in London
in 1881. This sale continues on Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
The other collection. combining those
Of II. A. Smythe Martin. L. Crist Del
monico. J. II. Koch, Ichabod Williams
and Rudolph Seckel, consist mainly OF
illustrated books relating TO the fine
arts and will be dispersed on Friday
afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
MRS. E. B. M'LEAN FLIES
Catching of a Shark Another
Palm Beach Event.
By Telogrsph 70 The Tflhunc

Palm Beach Fla, Feb. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. W. Cary were dinner hosts al
the Beach Club tonight. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harlon Kent Boil
ton and Mr.. and Mrs John King, OF
Now York. Other dinners were given
there by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hillard
George Widderson, Crosby Gage and
Mrs. Ernest Schmulck.
Mr. and Mrs. RumSey Green went
fishing in the Gulf Stream this morn
mo from a small boat and had the big
cost catch Of the season so far a
: ftcen-foot shark. After IT had taken
tho halt their bostman harpooued IL
II towcd the boat at full speed a couple
If miles before it could be dispatched
Nth rife bullets. The carcass was
towed 10 the fishing pier and landed
with a windlass.
Mrs Edward r. Mclean, while hel
hand was playing tennis, this after
noon with Gurnee Mum, new over
him in an aeroplsne not more than a
iundrcd feet up. II was Mrs. Mclean
at trim. and her husband mad no
tnou,ledee Of il until he got her salu-
.at;on rom above. When the courts
Nd been passed the machine, operated
10. Y Jaouith, who took passengers
~ n,itb him last summer at Atlantic
Gftv mounted rapidly and took ten,
mile fight down TO the houSeooS' anu
back Croro n
Philadelphia. and Mr.. and MIS-. T. -
Cudahy, Of Chicago, enteItAlheu t e'
nsrties in the Cocoanut Grove 'h4-
AZ moon during the concert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
SAYS LOTS OF MEN
AREN'T POLYGAM0US
Miss Guernsey, in Box Party at
Park Theatre, Defends Other
Sex Against Playwright.

Box parties given by Miss Florence
Guernsey, president OF the New YORK
CITY Federation Of Wemen's Clubs, and
by Mrs. Grace GaynSr Clarke, presi-
dent of the Century Club, and thea
ire marty of 200 officers and support
crs of the Riverside Day Nursery AS
sociation. enlivcncd last nights pre-
scntation Of 'Polygsmy' at the fatH
Theatre. One Of Mrs. ClarHe'a guests
was Mrs. Robert ". Cartwright.
Between the acts members OF the
nartios made several speeches. MISS
Guernsey labeled the line from the
nlay. "Au men are polygamistS oy
nature" a misstatement.
or ere are lots of men who are nooit
naturally polygamous,' she SAID
think it il time some one began 10
advertise that fact ~
Mrs. Clarke praised the play, and
boped that it would be presented all
over the country. to move public opin-
ion toward the abolition Of polygamy
IN Utah. She believed It had a great
significance for women. c,:
Among others who talked was SOPHIE
Irene Loeb, who advocated the pro-
posed widows pension law
In the party Of Day Nursery sup
nortcrs were Mrs. Andrew l.. Gardner
nresident of the Riverside Day Nursery
AZ 149 West SD St; Mrs. julius II. S9ey'
n,our. secretary; Mrs. p. h. Hsrden-
borgh. treasurer. and the Rev. Henry
Cobb chairman of the board OF trus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
BILL PLANS AWRY
Celebration in Air as
Measure Cannot Be Passed
Tuesday as Expected.

Albany, Feb. PLANS for suffrage
demonstration in the Senate next Tues
day night, when, the sufrsgists
thought, their 1913 resolution would
pass finally, went swry tonight.
When the resolution went to the Ju-
dietary Committee, the suffrsglsts dc
cided it would be reported on special
order next Tuesday night and be adopt
ed Immediately. They obtained the con
sent OF Lieutenant Governor Schoencck
to hold "jubilee" in the Senate Cham
Der that evening. II developed that the
ants had obtained the Assembly Cham
Der for a meeting on the same night.
Tonight word came TO the sufTragists
that the 1913 resolution had been
thrown into general orders. This made
uncertain when 1t would be reported
out. CONSERVATION and disappointment
filed the suffrage camp on receipt of
the news. but Miss Alberta Hill, of New
York, said the sufragists would be on
hand Tuesday night.