THE SUN WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Zi 1904l J

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WILL UNDERlINE WOODRUFF

inOOKLYN REPUBLICANSWRATH OF ODELI

Think Hn May Dt ln the Atsanlt onleader by TryIng to Force tho Renomnation of Senator Marshall A IJveland Iforou Campaign Promlff

With tho return of Timothy It Woodrulo town today the work of tho CAmpaign

lr Brooklyn will bo started In earnestjust vigorously prosecuted accordingnil fhn managers as if Mr Woodruff

had been the nomlnno for Oovemci-

Thl afternoon Mr Woodruff will hoveconference with Col Michael J DadyBrmner L L Fawcett and tho other

Republican statesmen in Kingsthere will be a meeting of

pxecutlvn committoe which as usualthe addition of some eminent outsideRepublicans will act as tho campalgrommlttee D Henry Ralston wilt ha-

cliargo of the literary bureau to beIn the Temple Bar Building and Col LowIt Stegman will supervise tho spelbinding-

In private the Brooklyn leaders admitIn the canvass for the State ticket they wl

have to carry a weighty handicap by reason

of ita direct identification with Odelllsnbut through apprehension of future retlB-

tlon on tho part of the GovernorChalrmaithey are going to boom the campaignIn great shupo and if possible keepplurality for the Democratic Candida to Inamed at Saratoga today below tha phonomenal one scored by Coler against Odetwo years ago

There is a firm belief on tho part ofof the Brooklyn leaders that Odollsooner or later rnako an effort to

Mr Woodruffs control of the Kingscounty organization and install someIn his place who will be subservient this bidding It is oven suspected that th-

GovernorChairman showtonight at the Sonata convention In

district at whloh a miccrasorbe named to Senator Henry Marsha

who has already served terms ithe upper and three as an Asaemblyman is still anxious to contlnu

career at AlbanyThe men who oontrol the district a

well as the rank and file of theopposed to the renomination o

Marshall their hands are nottonight by the commands of the StAte

an active workeand one of the leading business men othe Bedford be chosen as

an overwhelming vate Iwas generally admitted lastOdell can save Marshall from offlctaretirement but friends of Mr Cooper aalithat they could not th

would take such aiThe district is one of

Republican strongholds of the State

had over 5000 wbthe six Republican Senate candidatessnowed

It Is likely that the Senate conventions

in which the Democrats have a virtuewalkover will be adjourned no one sfar having as an aspirant 1

of them There is atest Eugene M TravisDreeoher Jr nomination InFourth with the chances inof the former Frank J Gardiner doputCommissioner of Jurors and the c

the Eleventh Assembly district will bnamed without in the Sixthdistrict and Frank Ehlers an eminent ENew York Republican will be the onlcandidate Ninth district

CAPTVBZD GAMBLING LAYOV-

Wa Beteijritoa From Broker ZacftPlace at Deal Beach

DBAX Biuca N J Sept 20 Followlthe raid last Saturday on the Home Ohilwhen the oounty officials of Monmouthfound six clubmen huddled itheir pajamas and a trunk filled with pokechips one the upstairs apartments

Mayorplaced on olub premises yestea

the watchers saw two drivetbe grounds and back up atthe front doorThree or four men to load one ofstages with the household furnitureother stage stopped a few minutes atdoor and was driven away

Follow that stage Mayo

Two officers followed and saw theinto Henry Zaclcermana grounds 01

Runyon avenue where itdoor The officers stole in

and crouched in the bushessoon they observed two men somi

the stable and place them iithe Then the men stagedoor and drove slowly Into the street

The officers sprang their hiding placeand revolvers at the stage

hones and brought

The captured outfit wa taken toDeal station There it wafound that the and bundles containedone roulette table two baizetables two bushels of ivory

of dealers counterscamp and the Deal were d

Morris the stage driver wasunder and when Fredchampion high jumper on

WiLl laughedMorris be was told he

Me echoed Oerner in great astonish-ment

Tea MAd the Theseare addressed to you are under

Both awhloh was heldthe thisIts conclusion wasbail and Morris in fcoo bail to awaitaction of the October Grand

whosethe gambling paraphernaliaachange to a late hour

not returned to hismer residence on Runyon avenue

LAY IN WAIT FOR CON MAN

Victim Nearly Made a lull In the GrandCentral Station

V Timothy a German housepainter Union City Connlast week to have a good New YorkHe enjoyed himself BO cannily

on Monday night quitea little roll left

While Korahan was sitting in the GrandStation waiting his train thespoken con man arrived He fed

a nrtd him to wait overone train because hU brother was goingthat way later would be company

IIon a street with many lights Tho strangerexcused himself a moment About thetime that Korahan got tired of waitinghe missed his roll of JOS

Korahan sat last hi the

Michael waiting to see If the strangerwould come that way A sprucelooking man entered a

a like A locomotive whistle Horshan leaped on this man bore to the

was him to death when

considered that this constituted ancation and the under dog

Hn gave as Exult

hU pockets

KxMiyor Arraigned for MurderSept 20 ExMayor

J Samuel MoCue of Charlottesville chargedwith the murder of his woi In

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MAIL SHOWER FROM tfLEVATB

Pall on a Roundsman and Draws a CflOpped Prom Mall Car

Upon Roundsman David Sheehanng at Sixth avenue and Waverly Pla

last night at It oclock a shower of letterand circulate fell The street was fllliwith mutilated mall and ot roi

and thorn wereon tho trestle work of the

structure overheadSheehan the resorvec arId

patrol wagon from the Mercer street Btntland the work of gathcrinup the scattered letters Six boxes securefrom a grocery storeend taken to the police station

notified Police Headquarters of ttword was sent to the General

Office which sent a wagon to talthe letters away

It camo out a mall pouchof letters bound

0 in Firth avenue near Sovorhad fallen to the track

front platform ot a car The whirls cuthe open and the fell Into tlistreet Only two of thirtyfour bundlewore torn Ofllcsent out the letters and on wnsent out from Station 0 to make as any thatliavo missed in themHe ono Most of the letters wonfor blt department stores ia the

The Bbower of letters caused a crowd t

collect In tbo street and the had dimcully hi keeping folks from gathering u

as anMtlng accident

XATVRAJjlZATION FRAUDS

Tw ltc Arrests Yejterrtay and Fifty Paperllbd-

Maurlco B Blumecthal who Is counto the Sheriff and ono of the most aotiicampaign workers in Tammanyhoe written a letter to Supt Morganplaining of the letters methods in the ir-

vestlgation of naturalization fraudsBluinonthul says that many c

naturalization papers haveto appear at Mr Morgans offlc

their papers and that thehave not been to have counstpresent at such

Morgan In reply to this letter informed Mr if client ahis had auch a grievance he would be gloito take the matter Mr Blumenthalletter bus been thought to meanmove on Tammanys part to contest eom

Coney Island on aa result10 men were examined at tie branch office

arrested on suspicion of havingthe papers ware

BROTHERS IN A FIERCE FIOB

Attacks the Other Tilth a ClubFells Him

CALDWBLL N J Sept 20 Stepheis confined to hid homo in Lent

venue by injuries received in a desperatwith his brother Frank on

There bad been bad blood betweethem for somo time and on Mondaythey met an alternation

Stephen finally went Fredlingered around the for a timethen to his brothers housewith a club He encountered I

the and without warning attackedhim striking him on withclub Stephen tried to ward off theweapofrom Uw two menmen all over the yaed Finallyas the by a

insensibleFrank ran It was some Urn

recovered andas compelled to dreg himself a

of a a mile to the home ofAuken The Injured man refased

take a complaint against his brother

DUO OUT aVRJEO MAN

nur deii Aave liir9 of LaborerCaught In CavoIn

A dozen Teen worked deaparately witlyesterday aftomoon to save the

of a comrade Joseph Mundy who badburled In a caveIn while digging an-

xoavation at Park Iten digging they

his head was uncondous Ropes were tied under his

as the was thrown back by therescuers he wait hoisted clear A crowd

women cheered the workers onAmbulance Rourke hurried

to St Hospital at Jamaicahere it was that his oonUtica was not serious

DIED FROM LOSS OF BLOOD

reman Expires on the Street TTMle Waltlnsa Doctor

Mrs John Mulcahey 55 years of agef Stapleton avenue Richmondiland died from loss of blood while lyingn the street near her home lastIrs Mulcahey had alightedor and was walkinghen one of the veins in her right

which had her for some timerat Her screams brought aid and

made for a doctor one thoughtand stop the flow of blood a touml

and she before the doctorether administered thef the Church to her as she wasrpiring

Alt But What the Firemen Said

Mary the cook was routIng a littleterday at 42 West Seventythirdthe dinner of Henry C Imbrie

mbries son Janice came to her help andthe smoking roast out the

saw Itnd rang a fire alarm and all

story except what the firemen said

The Weather

A low pressure developed yesterday overrer tAke tbe St Lawrence Valley

ualnr and rUInc tenpersturea in-

e OhIo Valley the upper Middle Atlantictbe Nw EDfltnd States with

conditions over all the eastern section ote country except on tha South Atlinllo sod Gulf

Northerly winds tlovlnr out ot a hlfh-essure central over North Dakota caused a

drop In temperature on tbe eastern Rockyountatn slope and the sudden chute In tempers

thunderstorms In the UlMlulppI Val

Lake rttlon West of the Rockythe weather renerally faIr

Vreeilnr temperatures have bern reported fromontano Vjomlnt North Dakota and Hlnne-

itaIn thIs city yesterday It was cloudy sad treat

ilnr with sprinkles of rain wind light easterly

rerate humidity M per rent barometer corrated to read to ea level at 8 A M W P M-

MThe temperature yesterday as recorded by theOctal thermometer Is shown In the annexed table

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JAM W SPM WU 70 67 S PM 7 H-

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lllchent tempetsture 71 4 P M

iinmoroN roBxcxiT TOIl TODAY Am TOUOXROW

For ttuttm Ynlt eastern Penntytranle andanland unit onltr today tomorrow

rand toot roil labritk norttivrit U north utnaiFor the District ot Columbia and Maryland

lower tadsy followrd by sir and cooler muchol r at Blrht tomorrow fair and coot lltht to

northFor York partly cloudyoler In southeast portion tomorrowbrisk north to northeast windsFor Delaware and New Jersey showers andoler today much cooler at eIght tomorrow

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ODELL WANTS MONEY HONE

NATIONAL COMMITTEE URGiHELP HIM OUT IN NEW

glens of Stringency In Campa-lrin nqca Whether Proctied Aid I Not Dliolosed COMCommittee Complains of Shortai

GovernorChairman Odell la notAppealing to Cortelyou ofRepublican to assihim In his work In tills city and In the 8Uby persuading the Cabinetcome hone to address mesa meetingsho in also asking bolp from the nationcommittee In the shape of money Desptho extra levies which have been rued

State employees and the strenuous fefforts of his lieutenants in this clt

Mr OdellB coffers have not been plentifulfilled Since he returned from Saratothe lenders of the campaign la thishavo applied to to begactive with Thore have alsodistrict leaders at the Fifth Avenuewho have not hesitated to say thatbeen dipping Into tbelr ownpay keeping things runnli

districts was timeor county headquarters began

help them out if were toto out tho vote

headquarters and had a talk

to the head of the nallorcommittee on tho state of things inState But It Is understoodally occurred to the was

Odell declared beperativo for the national committed to oo

financially of the Statemlttoedid not promise was not

AB was leaving Chairrrolllco he was met by Beer

Mr Mathews in a somewhat cidtedwas heard to say that the work of his eonmittee was hampered beoAUse of tJ

s a the interview the Go-

imorChalrmaii had with Mr Odoll ai

then it have been a repetltiif tlie invitation some of the district

had when they naked for fundscall again later the week

ARMY OF THE CVMttERLAND

From Roosevelt and Parkerat the Annual Reunion

INDIAMATOLIS Sept 20 The featureho thirtysecond reunion of the Bodetrjr

ho Army of the Cumberland tonight wi-

he reading by Gen Henry V BoyntonLetters from President and Judj-

Iton B Parker both goneuely applauded-The President wrote

OUTER BAT N YMT PEAR QKN BOYNTOH Permit

to extend my hearty rood wlh-o the Society of of theit reunion In Indianapolis I only wla

In power U be

tales Ornnt Gar3 mmandf l the army the cIvU

and Hchoflelc

and You had manyin the Cabinet In the Senate in th

louse of Representatives one of them GenitIfer the House

For this exceptional record you are entUta-o the respect of your coon

of this nation upon the factfrom the ralyour nart in that broth

rhood of men the Unionrom to 1S6S and who duringrears rendered not only to our bu

3 all the service witchras to any nineteenth con

to tenderto their children and their children

hlldren unto th remotest generationa reunited country not

onse of belonging to a which ha-efore it a future so vast that even its

in which that formidable fightonce war ended

orthwlth to the pursuits of peace and showed

In any crisis of war this nation

of war have left usthe model of what such a soldiery

o the younger owe youdebt greater we can ever pay

RSOCS taught in

for success ofelleve me Very faithfully

THEODORE ROOSEVELTGen H V Boynton Prealu

of the Armyoils

Judge Parkers letter was brief H-

rroteRosEMonxr ESOPCS N T Aug si

en H V Bovnton

Impossible for me Thof the Society of

of the Cumberland youcough to convey to the assuranoai

my r very appreciationVery truly yours ALTON

The routine business was transactedhis afternoon and tonight there was at

at addresseethe business meeting

officers wore electedHenry V Boynton

John TweeU 8 A Washington recording

cretary Coltreasurer Gen O Smith

B A historian Col

CALL FOR CLEANER STKKBT8

ait Side Sends a Committee toDr Wo dWho Needs note for the JobUniversity Settlement the Edu

itlonal Alliance many physicians clergyion and prominent citizens of the EastIde are trying to got the ofctlon of the city better It

at least six weeks since of

Woodbury of the StreetIt IB not

I must have hoe in order to cleantreats the Commissioner told a corniltt e that called upon him yesterdaytemoon and cannot

A mass meeting of personsthe of called

ames of the Universitymient appointed theailed on yesterday Theimmlttoe was Davidlaustein of the Educational Alliance

A and Louis Landetho University Settlement and Samuel

DldberK of Aid Momof tho committee bod thatCommissioner had given them much

He told us they said that he hopedi have been very soon if

expected to But ho intimated thatwere frustrating him because

had rejected tho last lot hose offeredhatever hose the department

the Fire DepartmentIt H true one committee said

g the utrootfl clean Our work has justWe will the teachers in

hools to the children how Importantis to be and the rabbis syn

will Impress theirthe Importance of giving the street

responsible for much of tbothe fact that

of

tdreds have theirwded streets

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CAME IN AN AUTO TO WED

Judge Duress MiMes Couple at NutIn a Greenwich Law Offloc-

QBBBKWICH Sept 20 A maniatook place in of Judge

MoNall last night at 10 oclockCharles D Bumea the man whodivorced couples from New York

ingJudge Burnea refused to give out tnames of the oouplo Ho sold that atrequest of the bride he would delay

of the marriage record It wastbo bride had been divorced and

her name was BOIL The mans namewas said was Renwlok

The arrived here In a costmotor the marrying coupthere wore the chauffeur and a Francmaid In the car The bride wa apparentabout M and her companion who walkwith a cane and limped was twice herHe was so engrossed in arrangingdetails that he paid but little attention-his bride on the street

After the marriage they come out jauntily

Tho bridegroom looked nt the headlighton his machine the bride jumped in atcalled out Come weve

us saland tbaywere off in

direction of NewAfter they had waa ald that tbc

were from tho neighborhood ot Kingsbridge

HOKSK STEALING CAME

Two Men BtartlniT Out for onthAmerGo WronE at the Start

New HAYX Sept 20 With a ncwspapclipping in their possession desorlblParaguay as a lory mona paradise asaying that husbands are In great

there Victor J and Joseof Naugfltuok were Interrupt

at the start of a trip to South Ameritonight when wore arrested thorse theft

With 160 drawn from a bank they hirein Waterbury for 3 and drove

thin city where they attempted to Inoreatheir capital by the horse for tlA local offeredhorse for sale turned topolice and they confessed not only to stealing the horse but to their matrimonlintentions

HIS NEW SHOES LED BIMASTBA

It You Oct host in New Turk Ask aboy HOW to Oct Peered

Fiveyearold Gerald Curry of 1M

Thirtythird street got his first pairpatent leathw shoes early yesterdayLag and spent the forenoon showing

to everybody along tho blockbent on finding where stops toThirtyfourth street station of the Thljavenue road lid to he went iand on to a South Fentrain Ho was landed at the Hanovt

and wandered around tbfinancial district until it to rollAt that be went up to a small newsboy fcadvice

Say what wad do If wuz Icean new shoes oaf Gerald asked

Id take a sneak fefde nearest poliosold the newsle

Gerald confided his troubles to thewas hustled around to 01

station Ho told the whame and Invited him at

Mrs worried almost tocame the East

the boy was found

OVfTVERS OF SLOCVM SUED

eoaUonlmea onfor Advertatlnr

Execution a judgment for 11

favor of Jules B Storm was issued yea

ordar against the EnVokarbookorCompany owners of the illfaUx

General Slooum Storms bill is for adertislne May S and Julyif this saya that for the past si

ha has had charge of the companyAdvertising and was always paid promptly

some reason he says the companyno attention to recent bills andof the poaslbllity of damage SUItS

arIsing from the Slocum disaster he conruitcdhlfl lawyers and to bringultThe company put In no defence and

was default One odirectors Knickerbocker Steam

tout Company when aekod last night whythe case was defended said

This ia a business dispute as to theamount of It dose not thathe company isunable tomeet ita oblige

wrra HIS vanoAi CUT

Edward Donlgan Put Down on PolioBlotter an John Doe

Donlgan who lives withC Donigon at 893 Morris awe

Bronx rang the bell of his house earlmorning His brother who

open the door said thatnod been cut and tha-

e was bleeding profusely This woundedcouldnt was bandaged

and sent torendition is

For some reason the policethe blotter

they dont know how he cameget cut

OBITVARY

Mrs Morgarat R Crandall wife ofOrsndall a Manhattan merchant

on Sunday of paralysis at her homeavenue Brooklyn In herjslxt-

yrst year was a leading member tBaptist Church and active m Hi

She was prominent In thChristian Temperance and

1680 established In the nanof the Mission

Myrtle avenue She was alsomanagement of tie Maternity

losDltal She laPour fans and two The funeralorrlcen wore held at her home lasthe N 0 P Ahokdeahe interment will b In Linden Hill CemeteryEmU Thomas one of the foremost oor lo

retort of Germany and the roost popularterrain actor that ever entr-ain his oomtiatrtot d d suddenly on

ntlrelr to that olt h

esldibly to his ue camethis country In 1887 for sixtybU at Thalia returning In IMZ-

nd 1883 and having the satisfaction of roak-g great and his managers

nS Scott senior member of the

goods of Carson Pine Scott Oof Chicago his homo In Lakeside yes

a widow

Howard HertzVt Sept JO Harry S

lownrd son of len 0 O Howard and Missue hers wets married today at theIrst Congregational Church by the Rev

G JUkln The best man was W V Eacobn of the United States revenuend the ushers were R M McLaughlin

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RAINBOWS TAG TAGGART EA

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL EXECTIVE COMMITTEE TO MEET

Judge Parker Expected on TtmndGorman Gutter and Smith Coral

to Plan for a Campaign In thalf of the Democratic Candida

Chairman Thomas Taggart of the Dunoratlo national committee got backnight from his weeks visit to IndianMr Taggart brought with him eonroplios of the beautiful rainbows he hbeen painting on the Western sky 1

Insisted that Indiana would go Democratand intimated that he would not be si-

prised If several of the Western Slotwhich are generally the Ropu-llcons should upset by

a majority for Parker He had beetoo busy to makes any comprehensive psonal observations of conditions andInformation he brought to New Yorkbeen given to him by Democratic workeand Democratic editors

On the possibility of Western headquatars opened Mr Taggart was nonooi

matter he said wouldbe decided until some time this week wbthere would be a conference of the men-

u Mr hisnational headquarters in Chicago or

centre thathad found no necessity forthe West said leaders of the oarpalgn out there were not demandingannex

Mr Nlooll sold that Judge Parker wotundoubtedly crime down Esopusmediately after tho close of the oonv

it won he would

end of the week there Is not only to beconference of the national bthat a will also be held of the eaecthis committee of the Democratic nationcommittee At this meeting and atconference tho final plans for the

man expected nspend time in this and

a an advisory capacity to tlnational

and Senator Smith of New Jemare also to be or

in consultationwhich will tx held while Judge

EQUAL TAXES BLACKS TBEM

Jerseys Democratic Candidate forartier Formally Notified

Charles 0 Black the Democratic oanidate for Governor of Now Jorooy t-

offloUUy notified of his nomination yeetday afternoon He received the notlflcation oommittBe in the parlor of his homeat 80 Clifford avenue Jersey The onmembers of the oommltteo Who failed tappear were Clarence Cole of AtlanticSamuel Ewing of Cape May end Alec

of EssexJohn B Bardin of Newark i

college mate of Mr Block who acted achairman of last Thursdays convectionmade the notification cn

The candidate in replying said in partThe platform In language so precise an-

so simple It cannot b r toonot be misconstrued tw

cardinal principles ofmeat economy am

taxation of railroad property Inmunicipality at same

of private owners dolldollar in amount tax to be

and paid to the districts In whichIs located This meets ray

approval-A system which by lw

i orhe property of the iteam railroads and cansnot the property of private owner-s of of falrneu whipiax been by a State

Hudson county with fifty millions orailroad property with a cry asksthat she the due to

the lands that lie within b r domainsuch lands bear same burdentax rate as the lands of other owners

SENATOR PLATT TO PRESIDE

And Senator Depew to Speak at BlgliismMills Ratification Meeting

Senator Platt who has for several yearsno active part in public meetings

preside at a political meeting to be heldSaturday night Highland Mills wherenow lives There is to be a banner

tisine and fireworks and musicby Senator Depew

jsaett and SenatorMrs Depew Mr FAuett and Mr Morris

will as tho of Senatorin Platt over Sunday

This Banner AU In YiddishSamuel 8 Koemig the Republican loads

f the Sixteenth Assembly distriot whichntain a big Jewish population has al-

RooMvelt and FaIrbanks bannerlettering of which even to the names

candidates has been done In Ylddwas yesterday in Columbia itreo

Jtwuen Stantonthe names of the candidates Is

to the Jewish votersVote for and your families

TWO CTVBBED ON THE NOSE

xpertenora Repented by crtlants-Polteeman Barness neat

Policeman Horace R Barnes of the Churchtreet station arrested last nightTiller 15 years old of 87S Spring street

Hoboken on a charge of beingisplcious person

When tho boy was arraigned 8 rgt-lugcnt noticed that his nose was

freely The policemen sold thatwas etandlfcg in front of a doorway

n Vesey street Just below tho Astor Houseacting In a suspicious manner which

uggfgted that he was about to commiturglary Tho policeman could not however

any tangible ground for his suspicione tho boy and the boy he said

and fellTho boy raid that he had simply stopped

n VOile street near a momentthat when tho chased him

e ran Tim policeman caught him andiruok him on club twiceit no reason whatever

Scrgt could see no reason fortho boy and directed an officer

toko him to Hudson street hospitalhave his wound dressed He

boy where he could findhe wished to make a complaint

the officerAt the the boys wounds ore

mcribed as contusion the nose bleedig of the nose and an Inciped wound of

He was there for theCapt McNally decided to send for Police

Nammack ton Policeman Uarncfls condition Thelossengor had no sooner been

a rerun acme Into the police stationsaid that the same clubbed

Ini on the nose for no reason This manWM told to make a complaint to In

ecter Titus if be to Norn-ack pronounced Barnes perfectly sober

on patrol again

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KENTALS 390000 TO UJSdOO Pun ANNUM

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GEN MARTIN STILL ONLYM NEL TO COL DONELSON

Bvtdroees of VolcanicUnder the Frosty Burfaoes ofCoequal Guardians or the SeersPlaces of the National Commute

The feud between 8ergeantatArmaand Titular Assistant 8orgeantatAnD-

onalaon which made things soat Democratic national headquarters infirst few days of tho opening of thequarters is not composed Augustmont thought he had made peaco whenarranged that CoL Donelson althoughassistant should have equal responslbillwith Col Martin In guarding the doorsthe heeds of the committee The sohemworked well until the Democratic editorgame along and promoted Col Martinthe rank of General and had never ato say in their resolution about Col Doneeon Since then when the GeneralColonel have bad anything to say toether their conversation baa been studiedpolito and frigid

Saturday Gen Martin went toand in his absence CoL Donelaon

amonopoly of boating the meaeengers GoMartin name bank unexpectedly yesterda-Aa anxious to make up for the work 1

bad not done while he was away Ga

Martin began to rummage among the stackof letters desk

band from one package I

threw the topmost letter down andto Oat Donalaon soldi Here is a letterSenator Gorman and irhy here is

otherThatIs a package at letters sir that

have made up for Senator Gormanyou will kindly have tha goodness sir I

replace the rubber band said Col Donelsc-

as he walked forward with his rightin the breast of bis coat

Pardon me Colonel said the GeneralI did not know the package contains

letters only addressed to Senator GormanAnd Colonel Cot Donelson did

use the title of General you kindlygoodness to return the package to th

drawer from which you took itCertainly replied the General-

A lime reporter who bada chance to ask if DeLaoooy Nice

ras In bl offloe was told byhe mode the inquiry TTo sb

Ilooll Is not InAllow me to tell you that Mr Nloo

in and that he has beenbera all day sU-

tol Donelson Baldto Gen Martin In af quiet severity

Why I thoughfMr Nlcoll was inand began Otis Martin But Cot

Donation Interrupted told you sirthat Mr NlcoU was here and boa been

will takoUiyour name Ool Donelsojsaid to the reporter aa he turned towardIr Nlooila room with a manner which

would hive made a stranger to the waysthe Democratic national headquarters

eUeve that a white fib WIle somethingunknown there

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BIO CITYS CHARITY

Starrlns Kretsbem to TninThis b lieally a Land of Plenty

Louis Kredeborg and his wife WUhelminawith their seven children have been

tarring In a collar at 63 Columbiasince they came here from Austria threemonths ago are just beginning to bejievthat they are really In a land of plenty-It la a fact that one of their flock had U

scalded to death before plentyratod to the cellar but the hUnger

almost a bad as scalding

learned the story of the Krolsberg-rials there has a steady stream ol

Contributions for the familyn man pinned a two anti three one

tills to and handed thein at TUB Sow office yesterday without

nameChurchman sent 15 In an envelope

bearing the name of F A3 street came 110 A

87 0 Plea street stunt 13 and said berished It ware moro Mrs A E A of 472

West End avenue sent From a Symthlcor at 1 West Thirtieth street come

a ten dollarIn all 1360 has been received to date and

as been sent to the family

HEALTH MAN BEATEN

Gene to the Aid of Some Small DOTIII Used by a Milkman

Dr Starkls H Abkarian a sanitary inthe Brooklyn Health

is at his home 167 Glonmoro avenuelining a badly swollen and contused oounnonce as welt as two black eyes Yestor

afternoon the physician was fulfillings official duties in a tenement at Elton

treat and Wortman avenue Emit Nework when screams from tho rear yard

the tenants to rush in that directio-nr Abkarian ran with them and foundrvcral little boys beaten Israel

a milkman in thewith a reputation as a

Is IB years old but he isthan the doctor Is a little man

went to the assistice of the oppressed and the oppressorirned on was

more roughly handled than thosewent to Mounted Policeman

arrived on the scorns Lippmandnt attack the but coolly

being placed under arrest He was

as locked up in tho Liberty avenue station

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killing frost of the season visited thislast The wasfreezing point shortly after mid

jht was on all exposedUncut corn is killed and a

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T M STEWARTGIRL TRIED TO KILL MOTHER

Attacked Her With Shears After Gettinga Sonldlnc Has n Had Record

Flort noo Keareloy n pretty brunette ISreanj old whoue mother llvtv at 4liBver

awraus Willlaroriburg after beingscolded yesterday for being out lato on

night attached her mother rlth aof shears and then d llbcr tely out

Into strips a valuable table cover WhenMrs Kearaley tried to disarm her daughterhe girl attacked her mother again andthen locked all the doors and threw the

from a windowMrs Kearsley shouted for help and we

heard by Policeman Phillips of thoavenue station Ho forced an en

tranoe and the girl then attacked him with-i She the sharppolnt

his Phillips tookand placed under arrest The

her with anaaultMrs mode a complaint against

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Mrs told the that onicoount of hon daughters alleged inoor

she sent to alaughter in England a MrsCearsley said was placed in an in

in Oxford from escapedFor several months nothing was

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or cream for bablos or the aged wheneficiency of teeth tenders masticationnposBlble For foyer patients or thosen liquid diet I find GrapeNutn arid nlbunon water very nourishing and refreshig This recipe la my own Idea and is-

lado ax follows Soak a teaspoonful ofrnpoNuts in a glasH of wnter for an hour

and servo with tho beaten whit ofn egg and a spoonful of fruit juice forivorlng This affords a groat deal ofaurishment that even the weakest stomach

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