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i THE BROOKLYN DAILY EASLE. NEW YORK. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1905.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW PUBLICATIONS. OBITUARY. JUDGE PARKER STIRS IIP COURT INTERPRETER HELD BACK FROM SYRACUSE NOW E3 George M. Nichols.

IT FOR AIOYI AGED IN George M. Nichols, Junior member of the WOODRUFF VISITORS HUM Fall Fashion Number Now Ready- arm n( Haggerty Bros. glass makers and importers of Brooklyn and Manhattan, died at hlB home, 277 Adelphl street, of din betes, from which he had long been a si ferer. The last attack lasted about eight Sequel of Attentions Paid by Administration Circles Greatly in- lays. Mr.

Nichols was born in County Derry, BROTHERS ESTABLISHED NEAPiy- HAU A- CENTUiy Langsmith to Widow Flelsch. Ireland, In 1830, and bad lived In this bor ough for forty-five years. The firm of Hag Four Antl-Dady Leaders Who Made Pilgrimage by Invitation, Won't Talk. terested in His Denunciation gerty Bros. with which he was con auer for Long Time.

of Campaign Contributions. nectsd, bad betn in existence about fort; years. The founder, who was Mr. Nichol: brother-in-law, has been dead for thirty THE tines Walking Coat, wriich grew to fee. suet years.

Mr. Nichols was long a member of the Church of the Assumption, and was MR. IMH0F WAS HER FATHER. COUNTY TICKET DISCUSSED. HAS TOUCHED THEM ON THE RAW trustee of the church during the pastorate of the late Vicar-General Keegan.

He was one of the early members of the Emerald and St. Patrick societies and the Roman The Woman Died on the Say of Un Cortelyou's Right Hand Man Refuses Catholic Orphan Asylum. He was chosen All the newest and most exclusive Fall designs, illustrated by Paris artists. alderman-at-large of Brooklyn under Mayor a favorite last year among dressy be extensively worn this season. It is now cut away in front more than here- welcome Suitor's Arrest Proceed Primary Fight of Eeal Interest in 10th A.

D. Hanbury May Be Beaten in 7th, Foes Say. Low, and, although a Democrat, had the en to Make Any Comment on the Judge's Charges. ings in Court. tire confidence of the mayor.

This was the only political office he held, though he was a member of the Democratic General Com mittee. He was interested In many flnan I Eagle Bureau, Henry Langsmith, a German Interpreter in Magistrate Steers' court, Flatbush, was ciai and cnaritable institutions and was 60S Fourteenth Street. man of admirable character. His widow, arrested Saturday by Court Officer Higglns, Washington, September 18 Judge Alton The Fashion Outlook. Reception and Evening Gowns.

Negligees and House Gowns. Fashions for Boys and Girls. Mourning Fashions. Street Gowns and Wraps. Autumn Hats.

Coats and Wraps, etc who was a Miss Mary Haggerty, sur of the Butler street court, on the complaint Parker's vigorous denunciation of the policy vives him, us do two sons, George M. and of great corporations contributing large sums Henry J- Bnd two daughters, Florence M. "Tlf" Tw'enrwa'rd fohrpaeV'ntour of John Imhof, a wealthy retired shoe dealer who lives at 227 Wyckoff street. Imhof charges Langsmith with disorderly conduct. Langsmith gave biB age as 54.

He lives tofore, which heightens it attractiveness and Joe sway with aa unnecessary fulnew of cloth-It will be confined principally to fancy mixtures, not too pronounced pattern. Business Walking Coat Suits $24 to $45. Sab way Station at Oar Door. AST0R PLACEAND FOlAVLWE me years, mineral services, followed by a re- 000 given to the Republican national commit- qulem mass, will be held at St. John's chapel Short Stories, Etiquette, Humor, New Ideas in Cooking, Housekeeping, etc.

The four district leaders who were called to Syracuse on Saturday by ex-Lfeutenant Governor Timothy l. Woodruff returned home yesterday, but are rather reticent about the subject of their conference. It is said, however, that candidates for Municipal Court Justice In the new district, which takes In parts of the Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Eighteenth Assembly Districts, were discussed. The Republicans are anxious to win It. Each of these districts has a candidate for Justice.

The most prominent at this moment Is said to be John H. Kemball of the Twelfth, but Lucian Baylis3 of the Eleventh Is thought most likely to land. at 404 State street. For a number of years tee, last fall, by the New York Life Insur- to-morrow morning, the Rev. Father James the accused has been a court interpreter ance Company, has stirred administration J- mn oems lne ln the Flatbush court.

Tbe whole cause of oniclals at Washington. They all read with John B. Peto. bis trouble has been traced to an Infatua great, interest to-day the plain words from John B. Peto, one of the best known fur tion that he conceived for Mrs.

Francesca NiiW YORK. me former Democratic candidate for Fresl- buyers of the Greater New York, died at dent, regarding th vll lnn.n. -t Keene Valley, N. Friday, of consumption. Fleischauer, widow of Dr.

Frank W. "The Bazar Sets the Fashion" Price fifteen cents. At all news-stands. Flelschauer, who had a large and lucrative practice ln the borough up to the time SeTV5; triDute freely to the Republican campaign malca, where he had lived for the past twenty REPUBLICANS ARE PEACEFUL, of his death, a number of years ago. On Mr.

Woodruff is said to be anxious to carry the district, and does not want the the death of her husband Mrs. Flelschauer years. Mr. peto was born in this borough Although It is apparent from the manner forty-elght years ago, and had lived In the went to live with her father, Mr. Imhof.

leaders to make any mistake. He told them he did not wish to come to Brooklyn Langsmlth's attentions were distasteful to Only One Serious Primary Contest On of administration officials that Judge Parker nla For twen" has tour-hod thm ,1. a ty-eight years he had been a professional ZiuZ tl I 7 "ne buyer' or e'Khteen years with H. C. F.

publicly to take issue with him. Without Koch, of Manhattan, and for ten years with Mrs. Flelschauer. In every way she dis in This County Thonet Must Go. couraged them; at length refusing to notice Just now unleBs there is an absolute necessity of It.

The visit was very cordial and friendly all around. Leaders Fuller and Kracke are said to the man. CARLTON'S CASE, MAYBE, BEFORE THE GRAND JURY Langsmith was persistent. He was ln the ocpuuu me omciais wno might be expected ADranam and Straus. He was highly es- to reply to- the scorching words of Judge teened In the trade.

He was much lnter- Farker maintained silence when Questioned "ted ln tb? advanceDent of Jamaica, and about his statement membcr tne Jamaica Golf Club and 1 8 statemeI- the Chubb Club of that section. He was crii married twenty-seven vearn a on Mta. habit of walking up and down ln front of On the eve of the primary elections th have candidates up their sleeve that they are unwilling to disclose at this time, but Mr. Imhof's house. This occurred almost Republican organization here finds ltse nightly.

As ho went along. Langsmith was i with only one serious contest on hand. That they will be influenced by Mr. Woodruff to a 1 7 daughter SefStt. of 163A in the habit of looking intently at the house In the Seventh Assembly District, the con and saying things that were Intended for the testants being James P.

Connell, now in con me nigner om- moiiroe or tnis borough. She sur- clals has failed to find one who was willing vlveB with a son and three daughters, to come out and refute the allegation that services will be held at his considerable extent. There was talk about the county ticket also, and It Is said Mr. Woodruff Is anxious to win the county and will oppose the putting up of a "yellow dog" ears of the inmates. These sayings began to tro1' and Shipping Commissioner Harry be very offensive.

Hanbury, who hopes to regain his lost hold protected interests give large sums if evening at o'clock. For a long time after Mrs. Flelahauer gave on tne district. Partisans of both sides were Four Women Appear as Witnesses and There Is Talk ot Bigamy Indictments. ticket.

money to Republican campaign managers, Joseph E. Skidmore, him to understand that his attention, were connaent tnis morning that Hanoury an Tbe recognition of Fuller in this way has in return for which their interests are safe- Joseph E. Skidmore. who died Knm-H unwelcome Langsmith would come to the Connell would win. Even the singular poll caused a great deal of talk among the poli guarded ln national legislation.

at his borne, 640 Llnwood stret, had been a house at all hours of the day and evening tlcs of tne Seventh District will not admit of ticians. It Is considered significant as mean postmaster-General Cortelyou, who still resident or East New York for thirty years. with bouquets of flowerB, ring the bell and tne or tne two, but It seemed thi ing that Woodruff expects Fuller will win depart. Mrs. Flelschauer never received morning to the most competent observers THE POLICE WORKED QUIETLY.

because he would not otherwise call him Into conference, it is thought. these tokens from the interpreter. She tnat Hanbury had the better of the argu x. ment. retains the chairmanship of the Republican year8 ne had been a wholesale National Committee, is not in Washington.

NorkClS Assistant Postmaster-General Hitchcock. October 15, 1854. He was a member of the who was Mr. Cortelyou's right hand man in Royal Arcanum and was well known. His the conduct of the campaign last fall, and aeatl was caused by appendicitis, with who doubtless knows a great deal about the ch he wa" attaied Wednesday last.

He Mr. Puller expressed himself as confident -uum nirUx iuiu iu iu cunuren in me ThBr. 0n.ofl flvt ,4 v. 1 "Hv SU.UaV 1UiU 6o.L,So tun ii ii uitjjjieuou ex-senator K. C.

Fuller in the Tenth Dis this morning of a result similar to that of last year, when his side polled double as to be on the curb. trict, but no great nrogress has been made many votes as PbllipB' friends. Ex-Mayor Langsmith conceived a violent dislike for Mr, Fuller opponents, and he should Schleren Is standing stoutly behind him In More Serious Charges Than Grand larceny May Yet Face This Notorious Prisoner. Jury room, it is more than likely that Frederick E. Carlton, now in Raymond street Jail on an indictment charging him with the theft of some money from a room mate, may face a much more serlouus charge.

When he was arrested there were many people who believed that his last wife, Mary Gorman Carlton, who died from tetanus on March 10 last, h.id been poisoned. But these theories were exploded completely by the report of an expert chemist, who made an analysis of the various organs of Mrs. Carlton's body and found nothing to warrant the suspicion. Since the report of Dr. C.

P. O'Connor the chemist, negativing the poison theory, there has been a good deal of speculation as to Just the amonut of evidence the Grand Jury had on the grand larceny charge and whether Mr. Clarke would be able to convict Carlton upon that Indictment. Very few of these speculators, however, have realized that the police have not quit working on another theory, quite as sensational, perhaps, as the murder theory, and that is that Carlton has been indulging In a propensity for marriage that is regarded by law-abiding persons to be quite illegal. In other words, the police have thought that it might be possible that Carlton was a sort of Dr.

Witzhoff. The result of the police Investigation, aided, as It evidently has been, by District Attorney Clarke's force, was seen this morning, although there can be nothing more than surmise as to its results. There was one man about the Court House corridor this morning who has been much interested ln the Carlton case and he thinks that It can be shown that Carlton was married as long ago as nine or ten years to a woman now living in New Jersey and that he deserted her for the first of the two wives now dead. If this is so, then the two marriages that followed the first, both wives now being dead, were bigamous and It is even believed that he was married to a fourth and a fifth wife in the meantime. One of the women present this morning was Eleanor Van Deventer, who lived with Carlton after the death of Mary Gorman Carlton.

the old man Imhof whn old mH teehio win easily. Representative William M. Cal- Rrblican fund: were derived, refused to make any comment of East New York will conduct services this juuge ranter statement, evening, ine interment will be made ln tnis matter, and has sent a circular letter to all of his friends asking them to vote the Fuller ticket. This letter is as follows: "To the Republican Voters of the District: Mr. Imhof Is an attendant of the St.

Boniface der was said at Republican headquarters R. C. Church, on Duffleld street. He is very to-day, ba3 decided that Assemblyman constant ln attendance on worship, going Thonet shall not be renominated, every Sunday morning to the church of his "Thonet," said a member of the executive Attorney-General Moody Is also absent me cemetery at canarsie. from Washington.

The Department of Jus- 44na I. Kl Cll-li Margaret T. Cunningham. Complying with the suggestions of resi choice. committee, "got a clerkship for a constitu- It was soon discovered hv Langsmith that ent at Albany last winter.

Calder was dis- the old man went to church and tho k.inwi- trict leader, having supplanted Devov. Not. He Margaret Theresa Welton. the wife of John He was asked what he had to say In reply Cunningham, who is dead at her home 56 to Judge Parker's charge that these contri- South Eighth street, was a daughter of 'the dents of the district that, as I have heretofore openly advocated the leadership of R. C.

Fuller ln the Tenth Assembly District, some reply is expected from me to the edge was used to interfere with and annoy withstanding the change, Thonet refused to him. The man would station himself on a appoint a man recommended by Calder for outions nave led to the "refusal to punish uavid ana Margaret Welton and a sls-cririlnally the officers of railroads and other of the late David Welton, who was an alderman of the Fifteenth Ward of th old corner which Mr. Imhof must pass on his tne place, and did appoint a Devoy man. He way to church to intercept him. It Is al- d'd thls against even the proteBt of Speaker leged that Langsmith would follow him, Nixon, who told Thonet that the place was a charges circulated by those who have put up an opposition ticket, I would say that it does not seem to me necessary or profitable to add anything to what I have consistently Speculation was rife this morning about the County Court House, and especially the lower corridor near the Grand Jury room, when a detective from the Central Office appeared in District Attorney Clarke's office with three young and well dressed women and one a little older, but nevertheless as handsome as the others.

They were evidently expected by Mr. Clarke and later, when they dlsappepared within the mysterlqus precinctB of the Grand Jury room, everybody about the corridor said Instinctively "Carlton, it's the Carlton case City of Brooklyn. Her mother died three corporations violating the laws." Want Specific Instances. using vile language and upbraiding Imhof political one, and not a personal asset. monies ago in her ninety-third vear and Mn said to all who have approached me on the for his alleged interference with him as to Ltinmngnam, it Is said, went into decline the affections of Mrs.

Flelschauer. Mr. Im Mr. Hoyt declined to make any statement other than to say that it was a matter of through grief. She was born ln New York City May 12, 1840, her parents being promi- MANY-JUVENILE CRIMINALS.

hof began to fear his persecutor, for it was subject, namely, that, as tbe opposition seemed to be purely personal to the present leader, and as no substantial charges of mis- i management have been made, I saw and see said that Langsmith would make It very un surprise to nim that Judge Parker proposes nent residents of the Seventh Ward. She to ignore the trust prosecuting record of the I lved (or many years In the Eastern pleasant for tbe old man. At length Imhof, wnen ne saw Langsmith ln tbe distance. no reason for a change, and therefore advocate at the primaries the. ticket headed by present administration.

It was intimated at a. a mfm of tne lh Church of Sts. Peter and Paul. She leaves would turn from the way to St. Boniface antf Judge Aspinall Urges Church Organiza ao to St.

Paul a Church, at. Court and Con- I up again and this looks like bigamy." Mr. Fuller. As I am informed that his op tions to Do Better Work for gress streets to avoid the man. F.DUv nve sons and four daughters.

Funeral Parker will furnish specific Instances of the services to-morrow at 10:30 will be held at corporations that are operating ln violation tne church and burial will be made in Cal- ponents are making every effort to elect an opposition ticket, it seems to me that every The annoyances were borne in catience by Reform of Young. the family, for they were averse to going to voter ln the District should make such slight sacrifice of his time as may be neces court on any matter whatever. But recently of the common and statute law, the govern- ar cemetery. ment will investigate them with as much Mrs. Marv Knine Mrs.

Fleischauer was taken sick and the In the county court this morning Judge sary to vote at the primary election. District Attorney Clarke was at once besieged by the reporters. He was non-committal and when pinnned right down admitted only that there might be some sensational developments ln a case that has already attracted a good deal of attention. The developments might come, he said, tomorrow. If the Grand Jury had found indictments, for In that case there could be an immediate arraignment of the Indicted Aspinall suggested, because of the unusual man's persecutions became very painful to tbe family.

It was decided to take the mat has been displayed in prosecuting Mary J. Knlpe, late wife of Captain Wlll-tne beef trust, paper trust and other cor- iam Knipe, of the Sixty-second precinct, this poratlons. borough, died Buddenly at 4 o'clock yester- (Signed.) "CHARLES A. SCHIEREN. "Dated September 14, 1905." An open fight is being made by the number of iuvenlle criminals arraigned for ter to the courts.

sentence, that the societies and church or On Friday Mr. Imhof went to the Butler Philips people ln the Twenty-fourth Election Commlssioner of Corporations Garfield de- v. 39 Irvln DEOWNED WOMEN IDENTIFIED; Newport, R. September 18 The bodies of the two women who were drowned last night off Beaver Tall by the capsizing of a small catboat were identified to-day aa those of Mrs. Selma Enlt nt vr v-i, i treet court to obtain a warrant for Lang- ganizations interested in the morals of dined td discuss for publication Judge Park- suffering wl.

2ST smith's arrest. It was served on Saturday, District, where Mr. Miller, the president of the association, has made the following young people try to do more effective work. just after Mrs. Fleischauer died at her Nine boys, all of 16 and 17 years of age.

were appeal: father's home. er's declaration that the Republican party is member of the Washington Avenue Baptist protecting trusts that are condemned by Church, and was much attached to her home both common and statute law. As a matter and 'amily. Three children, two boys and "In case the opposition ticket referred person. Further than this he was adamant to suggestions or hints.

With all of this going on about the Grand Lanrsmith wa arralened in the Butler sentenced to the Elmlra Reformatory, hav- to in Mr. Schieren's letter should claim to street court yesterday morning, before Mag- ing pleaded guilty to charges of burglary in Miss Augusta Ahlborn of Boston. Five other persons, who were also in the beat at the tUne of the accident, succeeded in reaching be the regular caucus ticket, the plain facts istrate Tlgne. He was held for examlna- tbe third degree; two on pleas of guilty to are: (1) That a pretended caucus was called tion on next Friday. grand larceny in the second degree, one for Inquiry was made at the home of Mr.

Im- without the authority of, or consultation of fact, it Is known that Mr. Garfield thor- ne gin, survive her. Services will be oughly disapproves of the acceptance of cam- ne'd her late residence to-morrow even-palgn funds from corporations. He makes lng at clock. Interment will be in Green-no secret of this and was the author of the woo1 cemetery.

A host of friends mourn corrupt practice act that was adopted in the loss, and Captain Knlpe has the heart- AMUSEMENTS. tV.d a lurgery, aua one ior naviug receive sioiea k. h. A goods. AMUSEMENTS.

Ohio Legislature some years ago. If he had renow men ln the Po to come up for a hearing in court. From Ti v. other family sources came the statement h.e' '-months-old baby to answer a charge ms way a national law would be enacted, mioni wno are aware of his be- t- nkii.inn -ii reavement. The Rev.

Mr Mnnm.ii with, the president of the District Association; (2) that no notice of said caucus was Bent to, or at least received by, the president; (3) that no notice of said caucus was received by a number of enrolled voters of the district; (4) that a meeting, called a caucus, was held ln spite of these facts and against the protest of the president; (5) that at such meeting or rump caucus the outlined above. 1 ourB'ary in tne inira oegree. me woman fiyde a Qehman's NEW MONT AUK THEATRE WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS President CHAXD IXAIGIRAL MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 21? Only Matinee Saturday at P.

M. MIL GEORGE EDWARDEV LONDON LYRIC THEATRE COMPANY By arrangement with Klaw Erlanger. When Ijinmmlth m. to onii-t "er nunuaua ueserieu moneys received and disbursed by campaign Washington Avenue Church, will officiate, commmlttees and candidates for public office. Brunn Alfr tjt.

He believes that this is the surest way to Eolthner- he said that he would cause th. old mn Ttn- aeT. ooruy aner me DaDy oinn, and in order to save her own life and that of her bof as much trouble ln the case as his intimate knowledge of court procedure would prevent the giving of money for corrupt Ior twenty years a little one she had to steal. The woman's husband was in court, and Judge Aspinall opposition ticket referred to was made up. purposes, ueaier in miB Dor- suggest to mm.

uuku uiea yesterday at his home, 354 State If you disapprove of this sort of thine, President Roosevelt's Views. Mrs. Fleischauer is to be buried from her ber, after getting the man's prom oncci, ui vnivuiar aiseaRA nt th. vote the Inclosed ticket at the primaries lac iu iui uci. late home to-morrow morning.

She was a It Is understood that President Roosevelt after eight days illness. He was born In James O'Brien and George Brown, alias ontprtntna miiph tha anmn view Tho PriaRl. I very handsome woman of refined tastes. on Tuesday, September 19, at 768 Fulton street, between 3 and 9 P.M. The inclosed ballot can be voted bring It with you.

Stop aDout vi years oiu. MATIN EE EVERY DAY RICE COHEN MARK MIRPHY LAWNE CIMARON TRIO CLIFF GORDON" THE ZANCICS MADDOX MEL VIN ZISRA KING SIMMONS HARRIS Attraction EDDIE LEONARD and Sharp Boys Popnlnr Concert Every Sunday- Eva Johnson, received sentences of five years each for burglary ln the third degree. The severity of this sentence was caused by the dent's original cure for the trust evil was Brooklyn twenty years haT'thA publicity, and it is the opinion of those who Electric cigar factory next to the old in have talked to him recently on the subject tauk Theater for some years and for that he believes it would be well to apply years had the store at 643 Fulton Virt fhfl Hnmo nil rt oil nnmnoitrn A 1. i I-UIIOH Street. at the polling place on your way home or after dinner.

This Is Mr. Schieren's own district. Your vote is needed. OOOCOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO fact that both men are confirmed criminals and have served terms before. Fred Rivers In the Great New York (Daly's Theatre) and London (Lyric Theatre) Success The Duchess of Dantzic With EVIE GREEN, HOLBROOK HLINN and T5 Other.

BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN PRICES: 2.V. TO 51.50. ei? W- SAVAGE'S ENGLISH GRAND OPERA CO. In Repertory of Manterulccra 1j0 PEOPLE-ORCHESTRA OF 50 0.. J4D n.n won KUOWl and much rtf movement is now on foot to bring about in the retail trade.

H. hart "i I THE REALTY MARKET. received two years and six months on a slm liar charge. Judge Aspinall suspended sen "CHARLES COLEMAX MILLER." For delegates to the Republican fteneral committee ln the Assembly district the fol tbe enactment of a bill of this character. Perry Belmont is one of those Interested ln It.

It has been demonstrated that the states tence ln the case of George Tyndell and Joseph McKeon. The latter was the only lowing ticket has been named by the OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOti to Miss Hannah Wilhelm for eighteen years She survives him with two sons. Funeral services will be held at his late home tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. W.

A. Southerton nffloiatino. one or tne boys arraigned this morning who, Schleren-Fuller people: Rudolph C. Fuller, have it In their power to enact laws reauir according to the statement of the Judge, The following sales will be held to-mor lng that candidates for Congress as well as SMOKING CONCERTS Matinee nail made a truthful statement and proved him row: Charles A. Schleren.

Martin S. Allen, Patrick H. Fleming, John J. Boylan, William R. Fagan, Ardolph L.

Kline, Robert E. Waddell, Frank S. Angell, Charles F. Mur candidates tor state ornces shall make pub lie all their campaign expenses. CRIST.

By William H. Smith, at Heal Estate self not guilty. Several of the boys were gentlemanly and refined in appearance. The following are the names of those itentenced GOLDEN CROOK CO. Grand Concert Every Sunday Ev'n FUNERAL OF MAYOR COLLINS.

phy. E-Mayor Schleren heads the list of Exchange. MATINEES nui.v to the Elmlra Reformatory: William Eade. elegates to the city convention. Halsey street, north side, 380.8 west Nos- John Grlffen, William Ford alias Bradley, Tbe Fuller faction has named the follow MUST LIVE AT HOME.

trand avenue, 19.6x100. Tbe Long Island William O'Connor, Edward Kenney, Albert ing for county committee delegates: Herbert Historical Society against Elizabeth Stay- Monroe, John Sypher, Louis Kiehl, warbassc. Charles A. Many, George F. Chat.

K. Blaney Presents IflTTIF WlllloMQ Impressive Services for Boston's Chief ner et al.i Edwin Kempton, attorney, 175 Elliott, Dr. H. J. Bocheridge, Eugene Strut, Remsen street.

ugo Caro, Charles W. Hickson, John F. Executive in Cathedral of Holy Cross. Withers street, southeast corner Leonard THE COURTS. Lane, Dr.

Edwin Reynolds, Benjamin Will- Katie Barry i Fennre of Jules fclla Garrison Winona Winter Sisters and Brothers Ford ALBERT'S PANTOMIME DOCS Campbell Johnson Sisters Larsen Cooper Robinson Vitamph mon thurssat. MV TOM-BOY GIRL A Mnalcnl Dramatic Whirlwind street, 55.8x40. Henry Wersebe against Dan Daughter Says She Left Parents Because Father Called Her Vile Names. He Doesn't Deny It. lams.

ADAMS iel Carroll et al. Edwin Kempton, attorney, The colored Republicans In the Eleventh COUNTY COt'RT. CRIMINAL, CALENDAR, 175 Remsen street. Ward are being organized by bota factions Boston, September 18 Funeral Calendar for September IS. Part I.

Aspinall. East Thirty-fifth street, east side, 97.6 blch have placed a negro on their ticket Tony Anton, grand larceny, second degree for county committee delegate. The fight Ida Suchow, 17 years old, who has been east Avenue 100x100. William Geyer and another against Bertha Eiricb, individual Jienry Lampe. grand larceny, second degree.

Richard Stmvart; burglary, third degree. KEENEY'SMnt- ItLANCHE HESEIIROl'UH SCOTT, Hri, Stnnrt liolinon V- Marlon, Deane A- KreUHcIl'H Dokn and Monkeys. I'atiliut' Willi. I'lckat, fiuhklrk A Rich, Hnirtliorne Jt Burt. Snndny Concertn.

3 and 8llS M. away from home for the last three months. has even reached the pulpit. The center of the strife is the Sixth Election District. for Mayor Patrick A.

Collins took place this morning in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. In accordance with the wishes of his family the plans for the body to lie in state at the City Hall were abandoned. Annie Monahan. grand larceny, second degree. Extra Feature and administratrix, et Frank N.

O'Brien, YE COLONIAL SEPTET was arrested last night on Broadway by SURROGATE'S COURT. attorney. 312 Broadway, The antl-Hanbury element in the Seventh, Calendar for Tuesday, before Surrogate James Roundsman Rochester of the Ralph avenue here the only other Republican combat of C. Church- precinct, on complaint of her father, Simon The pallbearers Included men dlstln- Forty-second street, northeast side, 175 feet southeast Seventh runs southeast 275 northeast 200.4 to Forty-first street northwest 75 southwest 100.2 northwest The wills of Cecelia Diamond. John C.

Pur- importance is being waged, are Just as confident of winning as their opponents. Mar ASSAU THEATRE chell. Elandlun F. Beatty. John H.

Debevoise. Sarah Ii Sheridan. Kanny B. Cook. Charles Buchow, who charges bis daughter with guished ln various spheres of Massachusetts being wayward.

Ida was arraigned in the nfe. Amnn, wo cus Campbell declared to-day that the Thlr- Koeneken. Catharine H. Hrett, John G. Schlenk 200 southwest 100.2 to beginning.

iliiaiU etn and Thlrty-nrst wards would be held BOHEMIAN BURLESQUERS Gates avenue court this morning. and George Kerher. The accounting In the estate MAJESTIC c.fnS'S HILLY It. VAN BARGAIN POPULAR MAT. WED.

111 A T. BAT. T1IK 10rtISjVINI BOY X-st Wwk-Bvn Tnngnfcy In Sambo Girl Forty-second street, northeast side, 500 feet The irl tnlrt Mauistrate Fiirlnn that she mcnara oiney, United States lldly against Hanbury and there was a of Fells Campbell and Ella C. Ward. The estates of Ellen V.

Watrous and Fell Cam obeli. A SOY GARDNER an PATSY southeast Seventh avenue, 50x100.2. Jean- good prospect of carrying the Eighth. The had been living with a Mrs. Kreamer of 214 Senator Wlnthrop Murray Crane, General Wllloughby avenue.

Charles H. Taylor, Major Henry L. Hlealn- Matinee Dally, Sunday Concerts Th administration of Cornelius P. McGuIre and nette G. Grown against Patrick H.

Flynn et no rormer com Dined nave the larger Repub-can enrollment, as follows: Thirtieth, a BS1 Bridget Holmes. al. John D. Prince, attorney, 164 Mon Why don't you stay with your father?" I son, Lieutenant John A. Tobln.

f. H-TSPECIAI. There are no Conrt ro. CONTESTED CALENDAR. tague street.

Thirty-first, 934; total, 3.585. The enroll- Mats. Sat. A BkitfH. The wills of Alfred Donohue.

Bride At Ijv. Edna Mny rft Cecil Spoouer Third street, north side, 317.10 east Eighth ent in the Eighth Is 3.276. and Hanhnrv's "Because," answered the girl, "mv father mayoT ceeillnor ftftVctinu- the prenent management. The Honne In now onen for entire enon, with Emiilre Circuit Attraction saght and Henry Wagner. BIJOU avenue, 20x95.

Eagle Savings and Loan Com was always calling me vile names." She notion, an tne living former mayors of Next Week. "Hl Majest pany against William H. Cochran et al. mentioned some of them. I Boston, and William H.

K. Redmond. Irish nnti a TJ. S. DISTRICT COURT.

enemies claim that not over 1.800 votes will be cast there. Hanbury's majority in the Eighth, they say further, cannot exceed 200, which will be overcome by the votes of the other two wards. Mayer McLeer, attorneys, 189 Montague "You must not call your daughter those member of British Parliament street. names," said the magistrate to her father. within ih n-v Admiralty.

UNIQUE THEATRE Mat. Dally Smokina- Concerts Now. miss, you go home. Mrs. Tletlen.

7., In re William S. Hartley vs. Theresa A. R. Columbia street, east side, 70 feet north Bush st, 25x100, Eliza Schoen against Emll YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS CO.

lOTHlM THEATRE Broadway l-V It lt nn, Alalia ma Ave. Ladles' Matinee Every Dnj. J. K. HUTCHINSON CO.

STANLEY BROCKMAX FRANK I1I SH Hit KEV NELSON ARTIE HALL JOHN LeCLAllt MR. MRS. DAS HIATT PALY A DKVEHEVitnirrnpli Other probationary officer of this court, in whose "C'UU'DB Arcnmsnop Williams, the care you are paroled, will report to me In ReT- Jolm Brdy, of South Boston, auxiliary Sheridan, libel filed September 18, 1905, for repairs, In ro Comnuinlnaw Coal Co. vs. the steam vacht Thlergardt et Charles F.

Gentzllnger, attorney, 29 Liberty street, Manhattan. a week or so on your behavior." bishop of the diocese; the Right Rev. Mgr. 8 ntinel, her engines, libel filed September BONAPARTE AT SAGAMORE HILL William Byrne, vicar-general: tha Rliht PAYTON'S LEE AVE STOCK CO. Suppnrtine Etta Reed Pay-1 EAGLE Mn ami Corse Payton ln I TAVERX Next AAeek The Fatal Wedding Thirty-eighth street, south side, 108 feet west Thirteenth avenue.

123x95.2. Realty Trust against Anna A. Palmer et Elek lb. iW, ior HUpll'H, K.ZU. In re Ross Iron Works vs.

the bark Seefahrer, her tackle, libel filed September 15, 1906, BIEN MUST FACE CHARGES. Rev. Mgr. Denis O'Callaghan, of South Boston, and the Right Rev. Mgr.

Thomas Ma-genls, of Jamaica Plain, as well as 150 GRAND OPERA HOISE. ror repairs, J. Ludvigh, attorney, 299 Broadway, MANHATTAN AMUSEMENTS. REOt'LAR MATINEES priests. The Rev.

Nicholas R. Walsh, rec- Secretary of the Navy and His Wife to Dine With the Aim A IN ATI NEE WED, 1 2K nnri nil c-tN. NO HIGHER. lor or me cainearai, was the celebrant of tho mass with the Rev. Thomas R.

McCnv AND SAT. Thf ms Melodramatic Hit HEARTS OF GOLD HIPPODROME THOMPSON dd.ndv Manuera NEW PATROLMEN FOB BROOKLYN. City Stenographer, About to Open Civil Service School, Stayed Home Too Huch. as deacon, the Rev. John J.

Crane sub-deacon, and the Rev. M. J. Splaine, master of ceremonies. With MAI RICE FREEMAN Week Ill SSELL BROTHERS Of the Eighty Recently Appointed, This Dyspepsia The regular church Quartet was assisted Marvel of the World.

"A YANKEE t'IRCIS ON MARS" With Imperial Variety ami "THE HAIDERS. Pally Mutineer Prnneh Ticket OIHee at Abraham Straus, fieata for all performances at regular box office prlcea. Oyster Bay. L. September 18 Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.

Charles J. Bonaparte will be guests of the President and Mrs. Borough Gets a Few. by 200 voices. Beethoven's funeral march was followed by the singing of Casciollne's "Requiem Aeternam," rendered bv the sanc Of the eighty new policemen who were appointed the other day by Commissioner Kooseveit 8 to-night at dinner.

They will CTAD JL. SMOKING 9 I MK CONCERTS MATINEE DAILY THE The 4 Carrolls DAINTY and 6 Big DUCHESS Specialties The most remarkable cures ire due to tuary choir, and by the Kyrle Elelson, sung in plain chant. The church services were SPORTING. McAdoo, twenty-two were sent to Brooklyn brought to a close by the administration of arrive in Oyster Bay on the dispatch boat Dolphin from New England. After dining wlt'j the President and Mrs.

Roosevelt they will return to the Dolphin and proceed to New York en route to Washington absolution by Archbishop Williams. and Queens. These John Meyer, to the Fourth avenue station; Joseph L. Pucclano, to the Fifth ave BROADWAY aV'V Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. nue station; LouIb J.

Haverlln, to the Hamilton avenue station; Jeremiah J. Crowley, Late this afternoon Sir Chetune Llanc BROOKLYN J0CKEYCLUB SI.V RACES TO-MORROW AT 280 P.M. SPECIAL TIME TABLE. Trains leave E. 31th N.

1:20 (1:10 Sat. only). On 1:00 train from L. I. C.

special parlor car for club members. N. Parle Row. via Ave. Elevated, from 10:08 to 12:23.

every yi minutes; from 12:23, every ten minutes, until 2:03. at City Hall, HrtdKA Puu ton st Flatbush 9th lth 15th at. and 36th t. Cheng, the Chinese minister, win nra. $100 Reward Hhip' Saviifte Offers Geo.

Ade TheCounty Chairman Next Week Seniimann-Heink in "Love's Lottery. the President Ywang-Tal-Sleh, the temporary counselor of the Chinese legation, who John J. McCormlck and T. T. J.

Lynch to the Butler street station; Stephen A. Crowley to the Fulton street station; William country primarily as an envoy of China to the recent noun. C. McDonough to the Grnnd avenue station; Charges of neglect of duty have been made against Joseph L. Bicn, a stenographer ln the office of Chief Engineer G.

W. Tillson, of the Department of Highways, and will be henrd on Thursday by Borough President Littleton. Mr. Tillson says that stenographer Blen absented himself without leave twice, once on tbe ground that he was ill, and a second time on the allegation that his child was suffering from diphtheria. It was difficult to duprove the first statement, but Mr.

Tillson investigated the truth of tho second one. He found, according to the charge as formulated, that the Board of Health knew nothing of a diphtheria ease In the Bristol street house in which Blen lives. An Inspector was sent to investigate and he reported that the child supposed to be sick was playing around the house. But the investigation discovered, too, that Mr. Blen was busy preparing to open a typewriting, stenography and civil service school, and so reported to his superior.

Blen's salary Is J1.200 a year, hut ho has been suspended without pay by Mr. AMPHI0N W. T. ROVER, Mgr. 15, U5, 35, 60c.

Dali 15 25a when the Chinese government asknrt fnr r.nJ Eli Grote, to the Atlantic avenue station; Alvin F. Rang, to the Ralph avenue station; resentatlon at the conference because of its Important interests in the peace EXCURSIONS. ARTHl'R BYRON. 12 NAVAJO GIRLS Louis Wfsley, Artamlnl Taylor, 10 Big Acts. Joseph A.

Scheldler, to the Gates avenue station; Edward Hanley and Augustine Ke- ftopcrty ui tne Weniii KauUiK Take in the morn-ing and at meals. Your physician will tell you how it acts. hoe to the Flushing avenue station; Thomas west poimt, Kixmm a Last Week of the Season DREAMLAND Sperlnl Fentnren Mardl Ora Week for evidence leading to the arrest and con-vlction of any person fa.lsely representing himself as an employe of the Telephone Company to gain en-trance to a. residence for illegal purposes. Hew York and New Jersey Telephone Company, 81 Wllloostnbjr Brooklyn.

J. A. Davey to the Vernon avenue station; Joseph Bannon to the Lee avenue station; TENT CAMPAIGNERS' RALLY. Delegations will attend a union rally at the George H. Nuppenau, to the Greenpolnt station; Thomas V.

Carey and John B. For UP THE PICTIjHIDSSHm Grand Dfltlr Outings taausaj ttv Palace Iron Lkav Idam Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Manhattan, to-night, at 8 o'clock, from all the LUNA PARK UNTIL SEPT. 25TH. BEWARE OP SIPHONS THEY DO I "1EW TORK" AS "IM.D4JVT.' evangelistic tents in the city. Evangelists kam Brooklyn.

Faltua St. UkJoumM. ljM tune, to the Long Island City station on Grand avenue; Henry Malley and Edward Philips, to the fourth street station, Long Island City; Thomas J. Armstrong to the sub-precinct at Whltestone, L. Martin THEATRE NOT CONTAIN VICHY mo Broadway, N.

Y. City. ALCAZAR will tell tne atory of the work ot the past summer. An Italian orchestra of some West an Bt. rur Wafhinxton Se Tillary Sts.

forty pieces from the Methodist Enlsconal Jemta toe 15Cl5.i INNOCENT MAIDS John Piening Mat. Daily, in. 15. o. SltXU.

25. 55. Wo. Sheeny to the Newtown sub-precinct. Church la the Italian district will play..