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THE SUN MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1902 I I I r r 4 4 I H- it LABOR DAYS OUTINGS MANY PARADE OF ITOnKFliS EXPECTED TO JIE LAIWFM TIMV IUlAL- Dmrryi narhrrue Mill FtmiMi Fowl on Joy for the Mntli Ulillc I Dlv rr Mil Take III Iollnnrn to CnllrRn Ioln Fun for nard lilinil Iatlrnl Most spectacular of tho celebration which will mark Lalxir Dny In or Manhattan will ho the great lieefsteal Dinner and Iarb Mje which Big 11111 Dev OO to givetender Invitation readto tho working mrn or thn Ninth Awembly district on tho North River front The slaughter will place along Thlr tecnth avenue between Twentyeighth streets beginning at oclock noon Another outing mingling politics with labor will bo Urn annual excursion games of tho P Dir Association n College Point It Is In tho air that Judgi Diner presently will come forth as a de elated candidate for the of hi district So far as the throngs who wen looking forward to charing In outlnj today knew Mr Divver has not yet made up his mind definitely to contest again for tho leadership but It wan said In somi quarters that perhaps an announcement might be looked for nt tho picnic Tho great formal event of the day will bt tho parado of tho building trades of Now York It is expected that this will bo a larger parade than Iabor Day customarily eoe The estimates of leaders are that between 400 o and 4SWK mon will be in line Tho parado will start at 10 oclock from street and Mfth avenue and will gi down tho avenue tc d street nnd thenco by way Broadway to the Hall marchers will join families and friends and to Park Coney Island for a picnic will carry banners with Inscriptions calling the coal operators- to rate tho troubles Square tbo parade will Im reviewed Mayor Borough President Cantor officials It eald that some of the devices on the banners or floats will bo Tho managers of the have engaged bands- to enliven tho procession Tho taxers city are to have their filth celebration of birthday of Henry thin evening at C30 at 41 Vst Nineteenth ureet At tho Tnltor lay obervonco nt tho Educational Alliance East Broadway and Jefferson street Marcus M side and there will l speeches by Henry White and the Hov II The exercises will begin at 8 P M Mr Marks- is president of tho National Association of and A meml of the Concilia- tion Conunltteo of the National Clvio Fed- eration Tho Frank P Early Association of the Assembly district Identified with th Greater New York Democracy- will picnic at Oakwood Park Staten Island Mens Republican Club of tho outing and games at live Rye on the Sound Republican organiza- tion district goes with Its excursion to Martian Beach where it wilt have some athletic games Tho management of the Manhattan State Kast West on Wards Island has arranged an elaborate of sports In tho patients and employees to oludos a summing contest baseball lawn bowls the running high jump tug of war- n potato race sack race threelegged- race a iaMb a hurdle race a a Wyard dash for women patients basketball an egg race a nail contest a contest- a shoo hunt and Excursions by rail and water to patronage are many Special trains will l run on nv st and fpcclal boats on the regular water lines to places Some leaving- in the will go out this morning PO as to give patrons a longer time at their destinations will lx opportuni- ties to go on tho water In steamers evening too rxcunsiox no ATS CROWDED line neathrr and Holiday help to MnUe Thn excursion steamers with few ex- ceptions were crowded to the limit yester- day on account of tho fine weather and tho holiday today At some of tho piers It was put down as the heaviest day of the summer In accordance with Collector Strann liens recent order nn Increase was made force of aligned to watch the boats for cose of overcrowding Tho Collector has ordered the inspectors to nil such cases to him at once first warning the captain of the boat Staten Inland Firemen to Parade The Tottonvllle Staten Island Volunteer Firemen will have their first parado today Many visiting fire companies will tako and it is said time In charge that there will IH about 750 men In STATIOX MitT MOK- Flrr liaised a Happy Family llrnrath- Pmn ltanla llallrnail Tracks YEW HncNHWirK N J Aug 31 For thirtyfour years Matthew Her tho station agent at tho Upper Jamesbiirg station of the Pennsylvania Railroad has lived In a cellar under time railroad station Now he must move by order of the company po that the platform of time station forming th runt nf his hoiioohold can IHI lowered two in order that the big fiftyton steel coal ears will not rip up the platform us sometimes happens Th Eler I all above ground yet It lies in a In the algte made by the meeting of two tracks and the necessary elevation of the tracks to bridge thorn over a public road This gives a height- of from time ground to time the platform and the rcnms Wove high living It was into this home that Eler brought lila bride a third of a century ago and It was that he a family cf and girls In tills lived it happy life earl lies slept the cf the t engines awl trains tnndo miniature earthquakes above hU head recurred on both skies of lus dwellIng Two or three times the nnd station hive caught fire from Rut the houwi still stood the children crow married nnd left and the mother died there tv ov Iunhook or Texas Seriously III- AUHTIV Tex Aug 31 Former Governor Frank R LuMmck Is seriously III at his hme in this city Ho Is In Iris eighty revrnth year and was In fine health up to two weeks when his wife rIled Tim shock of her tOOth prostrated him anti condition huts grown worse He was the war Governor of Texas and served several terms as State Treasurer fJIfl to irrnmn Man Tho German Press limb of New York pave a nolld buyer M rvlcn to Georg v n- Hkal managing editor of the Ycrkrr- Ktaat Zfituny In recognition of his tour yearn service as of tlio The was lucite at a regular monthly meeting of tho club- by President hundreds or 1irr Aihrrtlum like other Intelligent nail dlnnmlne eltlens trials and femaln rmvn loarnrd that 1 UK film and THE KVKNINO HUN are nt tin of lh heap why Fits buss advertising growl no IJv I I near I i III bbs i ink and 12 t and i leader hlp I hi i elt ur- I NI f i f I If p The tko The In all lord i I j f i 1 Tomorrow i tr I niT fet hOI hl her hal whip huh Ncr Ir r i Twenty nlnth I 1 I p I ouug holds its are tha band k has I 1 t I Ireus Ion at Ion A rt r t I 1- LL ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ < V XEJTPOnT SOCIETY lunrh oru on Hoard the Varuna Nourmahal raalno Concert NeWPORT R I Aug 81 Mr Eugene Hlgglns entertaIned at luncheon this alter on board the strain yacht and Mrs John Jacob a largo luncheon on board tho Nourmahal There were fifty guests Including the Duchess of Marlborough Tho yacht was decorated with American Beauty roses time occasion A cottage luncheon given by Mrs Nathaniel Thayer and Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt entertainetl In a elm liar manner at Oakland Form There were ninny cottagers at the Casino concert this evening and during thin prog- ress of the concert dinners were given or tIme prill room bv Mrs Robinson Mrn Craig Bitfdle Mrs Charles F Hoffman W S Wetmore Mrs ElWu Dyer Mrs S 1 Schenck Mrs ieorgt A and Mrs K HolTman Mrs K Rollins Morwi held her regular Sunday night musicale which was largely l the guests from tho ninny mummer parties coming In tho Miss gavo a for sIxteen tonight at her cottage Mr Mrs W W Herman entertained at dinner Mrs Pembroke Jones pave a luncheon Mr and Mrs Forest trail a jolly company of friends at dinner at the decoration were arranged with quaint effect on one large Ogden Mills entertained at luncheon nt Ocean on time cuffs decorations wire supplied for tire table the color being bright feathery Mr J J entertained at luncheon at Wakehurs- tITAUA rnriicn DEDICATED Our Lady of Nolarr Innrjr Inland 12 M Iarlshlonrn Dedication services were In tho Church of Our Lady of Solace t Seven- teenth street and Neptune avenue Coney Island yesterday morning At the open- ing of tho services Bishop McDonnell robed In tho purple ordination robes of Iris rank walked round tho Interior of the building blessing tho structure and sprinkling It water A mass was then said by the ROY George W Mundelein chancellor or the diocese of Brooklyn assisted by Rev Father Stenson Omaha ns deacon and tho Rev Father William McAdnm of Bath Bench as nubdeacon One hundred liltlu girls robed In white antI wearing white marched through the aisles of tho church aunt chanted the Two sermons were preached onn In English and the other tho cm luring inado up largely of tho Italian population of Coney Island Rev C A of tho Dominican order in the Eastern States preached In whllo time Rev John Brooklyn preached thu Italian sermon Bishop rondo a short address of con- gratulation to the congregation and the pastor Rov Joseph F Church Our of Solace was organized two thirtyfive Yesterday there were present over 120- 0ILLFfiEl IllOAMIST YAMSUES- Irenian Aiks for an Hour Off and Sends In HU IteMRiiatlon Foreman John C Van Hotiten of tho Towark Fire Department resigned In a on Saturday and hid from public Ho probably a tip that there was a warrant Iris arrest In tho Union county courts upon a charge of bigamy Mary Fooder of 153 Green street Now irk made a complaint that Van Houten marrIed her on 20 last at he had a wife living In Newark Van iouten meanwhile has been living with its first wife at 22S Walnut street Ho got an appointment to Chemical En linn I a ago arid re steadily at work Saturday afternoon lost he asked an Off This was granted dipt Smith and a few mlnuten later a Ixiy handed thn nn containing Van hoot resignation Miss Fooder had called Mrs Van Houlen at her home and told story Mrs Veto Houten had no sue lclon of her husband alleged wrong bings until she line not seen him since She has a 15 MOXFY FOHST JEROMESl- enlal From thin Pulpit That llrennan Left the lilt Mraltli Tho priests of St Jeromes Roman Cath Church at ISSth street and Alexander avenue yesterday and on thin Sunday l c- ore the pulpit the story circul- ated in their parish that J lm Brennani who dieil two weeks ago nl hits home 470 East 135th street bind left lltiono and two houses to their church Brennan was a member of St Jeromes Church and he hint a daughter who was a nun In Mount St Vincent Convent She died four years ago and ns she was his only child 1m never got over lice death after his death story started that he hail left all lila property anti money to the church Brennnn left his money to lila nephew Patrick Brennan of The Brunt tIme churclv nor the convent received a CHOKED OX A ISfKXT STEAK llntaurant Man Had Mltril a turf Trust loKr MUM Fowl Thomas Kennlngton 30 years old a tailor living at 321 Hast Fortysecond street went Into a little restaurant nt flio Second avenue early yestorthy moniing nail or ilered a IS ient steak While he Wits Pat it the proprietor f the place and of a about the Beef Trust Tim struck nn a piece of steak was hallway down throat when he him Thou proprietor arid thin waiters slapped him on and they knew to relieve him hut didnt sue and he became unconscious An am- liulamv niched him to Hellevue Hospital where tho surgeons performed an opera lion Ills trachea wore removed Ho will get well SllWtfliWS VlffHOir ESCAPE YayiieK Strength ar Out Mlirn He Ma Halt Mile Front Shore UpLMAn N J Aug 31 H Wayne if Newark was sAved from drowning a half mllo off shorn today Although nn expert swimmer Wayne iccamn exhausted whn ho was a long way out beyond I ho breakers nnd the llfo- Ines Ills struggles witnessed by hun Ireds ff more prudent bathers In veiled for I lIfo Guard Van Horn swam out to thou rescue flircn other men followed to help Von Horn reached that limo was unconscious without a mInute o anti with thn help nf the other three swimmers through surf to the leach irwly Married Man I M of lleirt llsrnrP- ATKnsoN 31 Thomas Hums of- B3 Oliver a newly married man Irnpped dead at IrIs work last night on tim thiamine of tho upper The walls of he flume wero concreted and hums mil of a of workmen He was standing on a thrown aerocs- he flume when suddenly throw hula lands Into the liime eight County Physician IvaMi ways dun to heart dIsease I nol arM for was Ir Ar anI an hell t hurl Jot I ar Ill S then chilI IMllny Ills l1u rot t on I r w the AlI and l beautIful lie us ego with while hr bier and NOT birch ohio rota atom imI lime r f just t t Fred Frank I rig hi feet below samInNl < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ > TO ACCEPT HUNGARIAN GIFT ALLDAY CELEBRATION AT TO DAYS FLAG PRESEXTATIOX Many Hungarian Will Be There I f plt the Opposition of Sonic Win Feel I a lllil for IHloyalty to Their Adopter lind rn Zienl Ilrgreli the now Although many Hungarians In tills coun- try are opposed to tho acceptance of the lag brought over by Gen Joeoph Zsenl ns gift from the societies of Hungary to thin Hungarian fraternal societies of America- It I certain that tine presentation earn mommy In the Grand Control Palaco todaj will lo Attended by largo numlwni of dele- gated of Hungarian organizations from nl parts of tho country The celebration will last alt day It IH ititondod that tho flap shall bo held In rotation by each of thin societies in turn from year to year The fIrst to hold It will bo tho Bridge- port organization which has tho largest membership- It Is riot expected that the Hungarians who are op oM cl to time gift will make any demonstration at todays celebration They disapprove becaiuo tho flag bears an Inscription calling upon tho American Hungarians to bo unswerving In their loyalty to their mother country It Is thIs that lias raised thor ire of Anthony S tho president of thin National Slavonic says that he I rted in Ills position 70000 residents of It has been charged thoso who disagree with Mr Ambrose he represents tim Slovaks In lug Mr Ambrose said that the Hungar- ian Club hind declined to take in ho described aa holing hostllo to American In- stitutions Hu said further- It Is significant llkiwl that not only ernter thin lending citizen of Vow York Ions resigned as president of tIm Committee lout Confulfitwrul De who IH of the oldest Magyar stock has also withdrawn nf the ConsulGenerals withdrawal that It savors of a from Washington It is notorious that tIn Hungarian Government is actually iil though not ostensibly behind this entire to gain for the that aro earned by Hungarians In len will who seemed deeply grieved that lois mission had been snid to the reporters yesterday Mv visit no political slKiilflcnncx Tho notion which got abroad the Hungarian Government Is In iomi way connected this move- ment Is nn ulwunl onto Thero Is nothing more Ixdilnd mission tuna the out of n purely sentimental emanating from the societies of Hungary This sentiment Is thin with of the Hungary to in a tangible way the kind and sympathetic attitude American hold toward them In handing over this fUg tomorrow I shall state that I hove esx cUlly In stpiloted to say that It must dU national holidays Tho lag Is Intends primarily as an em- blem of thin gratitude of feel for tho magnificent reception the American gave to ho visited tho fnlted States Gen JSsenl explained that thin Inscription- on thou flag is lint line a written by the Hungarian patriot- Accompanied by n large crowd of dele Gen X drove to Grants Tomb yesterday afternoon and laid a wreath upon He also made a short address- to delegates SKVLL FIlACTVttED I FIGHT- It Mat on a Car at Mornlns No- Arrrtti James Cosgrove 21 years old WM from his homo at 319 Plymouth street Brooklyn to tho Brooklyn Hospital yester ilay morning suffering from a fracture of tIme si Ul Cosgrove and John Pendergast of Ml Plymouth street and James Cotkerford of 44 Hudson avenue attended time picnic of the Clinton Club of Manhattan at Feld mans Park MasK th on Saturday- On the way home in a trolley car at 3 nVlock moniing anti companions had a fight vrith the memo Club mid also with several memlwrs of tho Liberty Club of Manhattan during which Cogrovo was Mruck on tho heath and his companions- were cut on tho bend and face At Flushing and Graham avenues the conductor called a patrolman who the row companions loft car home Yesterday morning and culled to we anil found him unconscious They notified Kergt Becker of the Fulton street station who summoned thin ambulance and hall Cosgrove removed Thero were no arrests SPEXT Tin NIGhT AT COXEY Many Kaisrr llnllrtaMakrrs Went to tlir Islam Saturday lo Stay a While Threeday exeurhionlsts rushed to Coney on anil hundred of were on tim each nt sunrise yesterday During the day ninny visitors arrived Everything was wide iipen and the Coney Islander worn a happy mlle im ho whispered to his friends that it understood that every one was to have 11 two days belt nt the graft An to cleanse the Island was Inaugurated yesterday by William H move- ment on Sea Beach Walk A gathering of- nhmili workers and omission was railed for yesterday Many prominent workers are o the plans So Information was given out list concerning the methods to lie adopted lo prosecute tho work it being announced not all were perfected would any information lx given MEX iiKLn o sispiciox Stole a 1 lInt tout Are HMIrvrd to lie rook of Store Account NFW BRUNSWICK N J Aug 31 Two young men who describe themselves as rnolil Fortes a tailor and Louis Weiss shoemaker of New York are in Jail lien nider suspicion of liclng professional are technically held on ft- ihargo of stealing a lrtt a dollar a local store When thin shopkeeper after discovering lit theft on thin street with belt possession of one thin rB promptly down and ran were half n milo by cItIzens Iron they were captured to answer any nues ions excepting as to their unities oc grow suspicious and they are holding them an is HOSPITAL RESERVES CALLKlt- wo llundrrd Italians Vlilllnic Two r lleiili Jot In ArKiimrnt Over 200 Italians wont In delegations twos tens and twenties yesterday to Wt Ho Mlchelll nod Frank In n ward In Bellevuo dangerously rounded n the result of a row at 422 East hlrteentb street Friday night Thor visitors by tlwir uproarious dlseiiwden- nt the ease disturbed tho other patients Thy took stoics and formed Into two A stiletto or two was shown anti hlngs began to look lark when thin nurse who was almost terrified out of her senses elephoned to tle prison ward for tho hos reserves Thov run to time ward and drawing their billies threatened to use bom unless tho Italians cleared out at once Time whole crowd was ouuldn- if the bofpHal gates In order a I h coulltr h that la MTh ti dolor I lint r n lmar hN o joe t o a hp thin In Inl T Nol of ar hort I Am- brose than States t been out Early re- moved his and hoe was Prey crooks rein t thr ci ran t t are < ¬ > ¬ ¬ < > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < = ONeiUs Store Closed TodayF- ULL DETAILS OF TQMOR ROWS SPECIAL ATTRAC- TIONS WILL BE FOUND IN THE MORNING PAPERS Sixth Avenue 20th to Street 21 st ¬ PREACHER SCORES SARATOGA- ITS OPEX dAMHUXd IS A SHAM- ifOV Till STATE HE SAYS Aunt Nn Town County or State Irnnl Such a NeamUl Wllh Impunlt U- nmuUtlon of the Iaslilnnalile Vtr From thin Iulplt or IMatti liurch The n v Alfred K Myers1 In th pulpit or tho liar Dr David Jumo Hurrell ivnato- PlatlM pastor In the Marbio Church last evening denounced the Bainlni In high places which i charateri thin at Saratoga Ho deiuiimrt the socially well placed wire liars lent their countrnanct to the gambirit- jiuivilt tumid ho denounwl the pulpit ant the county amid Stale authorllc ho han ttood silent while the gaming nourished The gamlillnR spirit peeniH lo H on lh- increaM said he We havo the racetrack Rainliler tho gaiuhlinR hou e gambler thin Stock Kxcliango gainblur thin corrupt manipulator nf stock market often gam hung in tho lutwllies of life anti making life harder for the poor And then wi have thin amateur gambler playing for prizes at cards Ixillng trtlfs on trifles and many women cf good social follow this road from Innocenl- lieglnningH to UK bitter ending Mr that thin bler was dishonest and that tho ono was Dimply u thief It were he pursued If tho leoderr of finance anti of umuse them selves with in varIous forms would ask theniwlves whether thev like to for the effect of their example These prominent people are set on a and cannot news- paper blazon abroad all that they do of anti of bad Thousands of young men and women take their cue thoso wealthy and fashIonable people Can to lead the young a which will render success improbable and moral and social ruin not The preacher said that tier became thai calam- ity of thousand Ho continued The Empire Stair di honore all this summer The nation line wilnewed New YorkH most famous timed Into a notorious resort for various sorts of gam- bling after day the columns of the are tha reports of high gaming aro won fortunes are lout In an professional gamester is In hits element teem to be to silence Sworn officials poem Influenced to n connivance The county does nothing The does nothing open undisguised tho forward without let or liindrance If there Is active pro- tect on the of thin citizens the preitt or the pulpit tho sound thereof riot while the scandal resounds everywhere No town or State can such a scandal with Contempt of law In anarchy and con- tempt one wt of criminal law breeds for nil the restraints anti prohi- bitions of law Shame Blwme to the State which tolerates such a within ifllOT DHWX IX MlUlEHIIY ST Junrrrl IlrRim In Italy nrncnrd FIrst NUlit Here HIIMO May Angelo Iwiutlero of Ittl Hester street ou of of reveiiRo for an iiwault com him two years ago in Italy shot flenarnmo HUKSO of hSO Pellmrn nvenui- ehlnd the left ear yesterday afternoon i- Mullwrry street The wounds may provi- to lw fatal The men met In front of th tenement at IM Mulberry street and after an argument both walked away Then iutiero i to have drawn a revolver and niching up behind KUHSO plac yl inuxzle of the weapon within n few Inches of hU hound and fired Thin shot was heard by Policeman Urn eran of the Mullwrry station and Detectvn Sergeant Petrisino who started In pursuit Petrisino caught Inutlero after ft of several blocks and took him to Headquarters n si i taken- to St VincentsHoKi ltal- Ijiutleni lol l DetectIve PetrUIno that about two years alto he nnd RUKMQ who lived in the same in Italy had a quarrel over a bottle of wino and him twice in thin hand Ho showed tin scars Iwiutlero came lo this country shortly afterword and Rtwo followed later They did not moot until yesterday tlero said that he shot Honest iKcauso the Utter had tried to shout him first No re- volver wo found on HuwoR- IIWIO recovered consclousneiw later and told the detective that time original trouble started l twppn autlero and another man Ijau emit him in thn hand twice STOPPED THE FESTAL llrtfcthM Arrrftrd hanoi at WrddliiK CrlrhrMlnn David miss of 87 East 114th street was opening the grand march nt hin wlfen sisters wedding In Creat Central luau in Kfxex Ktrect Saturday night when detix tires arrested him on a charge of passing a worthless check for 510 on Samuel Kdel stein of 32 Went Houston who tiwd to his The untie collapsed the detectives come excited OrosM wits In Jefferson Market pollen court yesterday Ho still worn badges a and hat He pleaded not gullly and was released on Last of the Paulrtlnc Trrr to lie Tho removal of three trees at tho junction if White Plains and Demllt avenues Wako eld Wait begun last Thursday Thin trees tint lat of thirteen which were planted v A relative of the Pauldlnjc who cnptunsl the thirteen The oth r trees were nut down some years ago to rnaka way for the ojwnlng of Iliinitml of lever other Intelllcrnt mnlp nd female hnvn learned that THK and Tux KVKNINO Htx am nt thin top of the That why Sfs grows so an lIP Hall I cooked th lh ment- or has Da filed hou io OCK t 10 counl spectacle Ill border M at nit rot the chI 0 when a tero a nrr ali hal rll In hl h anti they to Ath crt dl Tie CollegIate position Its eenhhuil ens said lie mono linen State flit alleged street was six mutornt when WOOS hue lntrfertsh iii tight hind 11 1 lUll tress et rent toe bail are Andre vern nt streets ilk citizens heap < > > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > > ° ° LABOR Off villi working togs stores closed i oinorrov well out man anti boy with everything they wear KOGKKS FEKT COMPANY M nrnadwar rnr Warren City Plait MI Uroadway for Ilib ant IW to IH 4tti Ave KM Drniilway tom S5J arid M We t JSJ St W fill order by mall MRS MASONS EVIL FORTUNES EIOIED AT IH AT 37 ShE THIE TO KILL HERSELF A fnrecr of Vlrlttlludrf ntilrh Started When at a Pretty Girl Mime Fell Victim to the Holler Kkatlnt ind Noon Afterward Was Unrrlrd- MM Olllo Mason of 380 Hooper street WIMIamsburfc attempted to commit sul cido early yesterday morning by swallow- ing carbolic acid She In 33 years old She Is tho daughter of an East River pilot named the roller skating craze struck the town about eighteen years ago shoe frequented a roller skating rInk in renal street Willlamsburg Sho was then n very pretty girl of IE and one night after skating all the eve nlng clue and George Mason a young electrician olopod and wero married by the late liar J J White known as the marry log parson of Wllllamsburg In housi at Derry and South Third streets Dominie White received a fee of SO cents antI when tho eloping couplo were gone he missed a pair of new slippers The elopement created a sensation at the time on account of the wids circle of ac- quaint nc 8 of the girls father Ho trim to have the marriage annulled but was unsucccfwful thn young people had lived together a short die appeared and was never heard of A few years later Mrs became acquainted with a named 0 Kourko who carried on business at avenue and South Eighth Because he failed to marry her when cue wanted him to nho attempted to end her lifo In hU saloon ono by taking rat po on Frequently after that Mio came into con tact police She was arrested several tlmef nnd MW tried to have several broke for having M nhn al alleged disorderly houses and about six years ago at tcmptwl to end her life oho had lived with relative In Hooj r street She quarrelled with them nn Saturday anti her last words In the were that she would soon end lur eventful career Two hours after midnight hoer attracted attention it was discovered that she had wallowxl carbolic To AmbuUnco Surgeon who her to tho Eastern District Hospital she said that she wanted to die her Doctors worked over hoer for hours In time hospital More she was out of danger a arrested her and shun was nrralgnetl before Mnglstratf HignlnlKitlmrn in thin Im avenue iiollcs on of attempted to say was remanded until Wednesday SIDXEY COLOUR A FtOITIYE A Chleaitn Cashier Short In Account Ilrlnc Pursued In Canada CHICAGO Atig 31 Charged with ember zlement M was hU father Sidney Colomb- membor of a family that was one of thin proudest In New Orleans is hurrying across Canada with two Chicago detectives In pursuit Those who know this young man say that If he Is captured will repeat Itself and Im will kill himself- as loIs father did when arrest threatened- him For sly Colomb has lxy n cashier for the woolen firm of A Co and was more as a member of the firm than an employee Sovnral mine curies wero In lila account and on Tuesday accompanied by wife and It Is not known how much money Colomb secured but mnnibern of say thou amount Is small Colombs father Louis Colomb with another roblxxl Union Jatlonat Bank of Now Orleans of bctweon 400000 and 50dooo and when a mirshal curie to arrest him he took a dose of poison dying in a few minutes HOSPITAL DEDICATION HVJCV- Ttie IUrrrlirt at Newark Still Cnnllnue Throughout the A week of Interesting exercIses for time dedication of the new Both Israel Hospital- at Newark was begun at 2 oclock yesterday afternoon with n parade of over 26000 mem- bers of Hebrew societies with six bands Dr Armin Fisher president of the Hospital Association an address of welcome and the Kov Jouclit outdo a after which lImo Building through thn hands of Personetle delivered time keys trt Dr Arrrln Fisher Dr Kmanucl Sohwarz the chief of medical staff made a short address and tho societies passed through the hospital upon a tour The lie opened for public Inspection today and l e day t a hi Mon Mason IIY imer Into She In In ned curt the this raze street taken esimso raids Ill lois Week week > > ¬ ¬ Brotliers Commencing Tomorrow Tuesday Store will be dally until 6 P M Womens Cloak DepartmentsL- ater Styles Paris Bern Coats Wrnps Jackets Long Garments Also very deslrabe Domestic Garments at Attractive Prices English Rain Coats Si i E of Tweeds Cheviots and Covert Clstns at WooHem Dress Fabricsf- or Fall and Winter Scotch and English Cheviots Fancy Camels Hair Zlblllne Mlrolr and Flamme Novelties In Plaids and Chscj New Effects In Cloths or Tailormade Gowns Boys Fall School Clothing Tomorrow at Special Prices Sailor Suits of heavy navy bli hard strgss embroidered emblem on shield and collar e extra pair trousers 3 to 12 yrs 43 IronClad DoubleBreasted Suits e of cheviot mixtures extra pair trousers 7 to 16 yrs r 0 English Norfolk Suits of navy bue cheviots c serges Scotch Tweeds mixed cheviots 7 to 16 yrs O U Masses Girls School Apparel For Autumn Wear j All Exceptional Values Girls BOX CoatS of navy blue cheviots e covert or red golf cloth saUn lined 4 to 14 yrs V Girts Sailor Suits blue brown or red serges trimmed with soutachs braid lined skirts 3 to 12 yrs O J Girls Norfolk Blouse Suits of Q n cheviots and snowflake mixtures 12 to 16 Misses Plaited Walking Skirts- of navy blue or snowllako mixtures or striped cloths 14 to 18 yrs dJ Upholstery DepartmentN- ew Fall Lines of Italian French German Drapery Stuffs French and English Cretonnes the nswest and most select styles Also the Following Greatly Reduced Armure Tapestry Portieres 375 675 Were from 550 to 1150 Pr Reversible Figured Velours Sfl 75 all colors 50 la Door Curtains at Original price 350 yd Silk Cotton Tapestries 5 50 In wide for Furnlturs at 11 0 295 yd Furniture Reupholstered Special Sketches Estimates submitted for Draperies Lace Curtain Dept Special Irish Point Pr 275 350 450 Lace Renaissance Pr 395 550 825 Curtains Marie Antoinette Pr 575 650 800 v Point Arabe Pr Bed Sets Ruffled Renaissance 675 950 1250 Estimates and Designs Furnished for all kinds of Lace Panels Curtains and Bed Sets Continuation J Bedsteads Sale Brass Bedsteads 2475 3500 4950 Previous prices 36 00 4750 6500 White Enamel 500 675 950 Previous prices 675 875 8t 1150 Pure South American Hair Mattresses Spring Underbeds Feather Pillows and Bolsters West Twentythird Street A U u open u u yU u u I b Melons 0 s an Covering nd o I 12001 1650 Stirn w w 4 or Values 5950 < I LAST DAYS OF PARSIPPANY PROGRESS REQUIRES DESTRVC- TIOX OF JERSEY VILLAGE IIUtorlrilRltf toI1M l for fits Reservoir Horkaway to Be Dammed rosin Flint and Footprints of the lohtti o aurus Found by Old LakeShore This face of the country near the town of Boonton N J is undergoing a great change Th niral landscape the schoolhotm time farmhoiiso nnd two villages aw dl i- pearlng under the vandal hands of hun- dreds of worklngmen employed by the Jer- sey City Water Supply Company which Is building a vast reservoir on time site of tho village nf old Boonton and Parslpjvuiy The whole countiy Is littered with ma- chinery nnd building matcrliil anti dotted with gangs of worklngmen The area of time reservoir will l 1400 acres extending from the Boonton to tim of TarHl piny a distance of three It will Im a mile wide Through this centro of this area at present flows the llocknwajr River Time plan U to dam up this river and form the rwrvoir Thin dam will be Ito ftet high front the lowest The masonry nt thin l a e of time dam IH 74 wide and when completed it will wide at the top In the retiree of the excavation for tho flam a great number of fossil fishes were found thirty fi t below thou surface Then are al o footprints In thor rocks where thou Ichthyosaunw walked on the shores nf semi i lake older than Lake Passaic or the Bergeti hills In the n hOlt maRl I rOt fact River point his i I > > ¬ ¬ ¬ > > new reservoir will occupy lie ft a that according to fltatnrap nf Natural HW 7 existed some 15010000 years r loss down to rant recent tlir building of the reservoir will MMM some hwtorlt landmarks The iw rf old Boonlon that thin first Iron trulls In W United States WPM built and canon for tho Ibvolutioiiary army Wl r there Tho ore uwvl In the mills was hW from thou mountains In saddle n to smelted and forged null balls stone late was used ns a iiiII nvir tho where these Iron mills st the other nldo of time stands a ll Revolutionary house which iuil yearn ago which has shelters anti other oniccrs of the This great change Is being imi lr tarn of the country to T r i water at a cost of jwomi I work wa started Contrnitor Vnri H but ln found that It was t wr for his financial rwoiirces nail e Ind abandon It It has U eri tnken ip V Jersey tiny Water Supply i1 n large part Walked Out or n MrrnnilKtnr ntn ltl lrcp Y AIIR 11 Jirv this morning while asleep MIC frk out of a mvondsinrv- tho Five Point Hoim at ni v cinslderiil y n 200 pounds grouri awnkcned every n liouwi by cries Hu was KiMs and shaken up but no IWIIHH vi r I- TKrn In Society allot oilier MaHf Interest tu Women morn fully intPlllecntly hindlel r Bus Kv sisu bts Oman br o dally mcJIutn lit f I mIl or ParsirPon and olul I W to I wU al hAt t A- non mil IRT14 I 11 I t COil I Mil the ago 11I back flumes snot w i wits tar S Fl van Whim c Eckles st nick t lie loIs are anti rue em > ° > > > > > ° °
