_ To-day, LXIX....N* 22,954. To-morrow, fair. — V«- drawer*; east NTW-YOUK, MONDAY, winds. SEPTEMDER L'o, l!M»!i. TWELVE PAGES I'KICE THREE CENTS. LAUDS JAPANESE GOV. JOHNSON AO WORSE. NEW TAFT WRIGHT IS IIERI- TO HA" KNEW OF COOK'S FEAT A CLAIM TO POLK HOLDING DR. COOK BACK His Condition Un- Practically Canadian Say* He Has Grant ISO CAUSE TO FEAR changed CUT of SEVER from Saturday. MAY CIRCLES ROUND ONE OF PEARYS MEN DID Acres of Ice There. OSCAR II COULD HAVE WAR, Rochester. Minn.. Sept. HE SAYS. Governor John- IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. 7 son's condition, which promised improvement THE SKYSCRAPERS. NOT TELL LEADER. Pittsburgh. Sept. 1».-Thomas Acheaon. of No. ARRIVED TO-DAY. early this morning;, remained practically station- 716 street, a ary Carson former Canadian soldier to-day. To-night he is still in a critical who fought with the Perth Rifles Speech condition, with the chances durin e the \jnan Enthusiastic He Wel- about even for his He Try to Accomplish Some- Cabin Boy, Annatok, Fenian raids and Indian wars in Canada, from recovery. According to his Will Caretaker at 18Ti>, physicians the Gov- ISfio until claims 130 aorea of land or ice Explorer, in Wireless Message, ernor a good day surrounding; Them a* Commercial Rivals had until shortly after 4 While, the North Pole. Aeheson declares comes o'clock, more thing Worth but WillNot Describes Meeting , with when he became restless, his pulse that he received his grant from the Canadian Challenges Peary to Product at <» reading Personally Toasts Emperor. o'clock 102 and his temperature Against government }n recognition of his services as a and 14*U. His respiration was fast Race Curtis*. Brooklyn Explorer. bugles* Authoritative Record, to-day In the morning the Governor was given a He says he was the last man who served Minneapolis, Sept. 19.—President' Taft Wright said yesterday he might Battle on email quantity of champagne, Wilbur tjiat Harbor. Labrador (by Marconi Wire- apply \u25a0\u25a0 . fifty members of the Japanese Com- but this he could the Canadian border to for land under On board the Oarwf 11, by United Wireless the not only be wrong, but he did not see any particular rea- less via Cape Ray. N. F.). Sept. 11).— at (Act the I'nited States, bade retain. The nourishment that he has One. the English law 1. Edward VII.Cap. 6), Telegraph, via Sept. —The Minion to . so been, son why he should not scout around above the least, of the men on Boston. steamer mercial far able to retain Is water, the steamer Roosevelt and that he willhave no in proving Ist arty welcome to the country, assured I carbonated long ago trouble his Oscar 11. with Dr. Frederick A. Cook aboard. them a • two. quarts of which were given him to-day. skyscrapers of lower Hroadway in his aero- knew that Dr. Frederick A. Cook had claim to the North lasting -friendship of the American plane. Pole. willnot arrive at New York until Tuesday mom- them of the His abdomen is still gas, which, claimed to have reached the pole. He Is Will- a tribute to their qualities of in- ! distended by Ing. This is at the urgent request of th» re- people l&iA however, not cause Ho was met -at the Grand Central Station at iam Pritchard, cabin boy and assistant cook on in drank j does such severe pain us ception committee which is to meet Dr. dustry and patriotism, and conclusion heretofore. 9:30 a. m. yesterday by William J. Hammer, the Roosevelt, who remained at Annatok with CLYDE LINER DISABLED. Cook. of Japan as "the warm j The steamer could have reached Sandy a toast to the Emperor Dr. secretary of the committee on aeronautics of the the boatswain. Murphy, to guard the stores. Hook. of America," amid great Charles F. McNevin stated this evening Monday afternoon, but a message from the re- and sincere friend /en- that there are no Hudson-Pulton Celebration Commission; ills Pritchard had not spoken to any one on board his Jai>anese and Ameri- symptoms of septic poisoning, Steamer Carib Reported ception committee asking- that the arrival bo thusiasm amon? both but the danger daughter, Miss Mabel Hammer, and a band of of Dr. Cook's achievement, but when confronted Off Hat- that from peritonitis had not delayed, owing to the that it was impos- can bearers. yet passed. reporters. Then; were no members of the Aero yesterday. Just before the sailing of the Roose- fact The patient slept more to-day than teras with Machinery sible to meeting with the Japanese was at a Club of nor Of the Aeronautic Society velt from Battle Harbor, with wireless Broken. change the committee's arrangements^ The on any day since his operation, and this has America a mes- was wireless, at the Lafayette Club, on the shores present. Mr. Wright came from Dayton, Ohio, sage from that A wireless message received at the Fire received this evening by and the luncheon given his friends hope. mldocean Dr. Cook said Pritch- Island captain Minnetonka. twenty miles out of the j . prepare part ard knew Hie story station last night reported the Clyde consented to comply with the request. ; of Lake The to for bla in the Hudson-Fulton whole of his dash for the that Line bulletin issued by Dr. McXevin at 0 p. m. POle, steamshl;> The Oscar is speed) ' city, tendered by the Commercial Club, of Min- celebration. !{•• !s under contract to fly for not the youth admitted that he Carib was anchored off Cape Hat- II therefore under decreased said: had learned and willreach neapolis. less than sixty minutes and to cover a distance from Dr. Cook the details of the final teras. with her machinery disabled. A revenue Quarantine at about 7:30 o'clock »ulp.\ la}; march. Tuesday to Lafayette Club to meet I temperature. i0«.4; respiration a tit ten and that cutter left the Denware !):»> morning. Before going the little Caster, lie has Of least miles. Dr. Cook had explained to him the Breakwater at President Tart at- been reatleaa the lust hour said, however, route o'clock to assist her. the Japanese commissioners. and a Ro%evelt JOHN T. BRUSH The specific my your tain from even of past per- Harbor. INJURED. records of journey are ac- Ftate Ithank you a*Hin for the cordial welcome The Governor is resting better He slept thir- him scant details cessible to every one who reads, and all can de- of your.«. Ifand the people of Minnesota. Very j ty-five minutes since the last bull.-tin. which left formances, i.owev. r, those in Search of antici- Pritchard said that he was at the house at cide for themselves when Peary publishes a yours, him considerably Pulse, 102; Similar report. eiicerelv* • J refreshed. tem- pator)' information yesterday muffled their dis- Annatok with Whitney and Cook, while Murphy Right WILLIAMH. TAFT. perature not taken. The Governor"* pain has was ArmBroken by Being Thrown Commander Peary has as yet given to tho decreased He can change appointment when Mr. Wright said: at Etah. He heard Dr. Cook describe to world no his position with- the New proofs of his own case. My claim has Taft sated the idea that there had t out assistance. "Tt is a littb* early to fay what Imay h»>. able Haven sportsman how he went to the to Deck been fully recognized by President pole on Steamer. Denmark and by tho ever be*« the slightest danger of trouble i»•- to do here. Ishould like, though, to accomplish and remained there two days. He could King of Sweden; the President of the United nor I'ariy. Sept. 1!».~A special wireless States of America Japan and America, He raid a high something worth while." remember whether Dr. Cook said he re- ilsifallk has wired me his confidence: tween STOLE Ti) received here from the steamer Wtlhelm my claim has been accepted by the International cornplimt-nt tn the military valor of Japan HOLD FIANCE. •»"jin you promise to fly over the tall bulld- mained there on April21 and 22 or it Kaiser Bureau for Brussels; whether IIsays that in a gale John T. Brush, president Polar Research at moat when ihe country was "fighting in defence of • UlgS of lower New York."" was asked. was April22 und -':{ Dr. Cook used a map to of the geographical societies of Europe havo "* of the NVw York Ba»»ball Club, was thrown to sent congratulations, rights and the maintenance of her prestige \u25a0- Ithink ho; yes," lie replied. Illustrate the route me which means faith and hrr >h. followed. the and acceptance present, paid, Cashier Says She Gave to i;..t Then," sug- Asked why deck had his ri«ht arm broken Th--. for the and almost every '\u25a0a the Jicld of battle. But," he "Japan to- . Thousands wo M be an obstacle he had not repeated this on board explorer of * the Roosevelt, Kaiser Wilhelm IIsailed from Cherbovrg on note has corns forward with warm lay is fighting for victories of peace, and we all j Man, n reporter. Pritchard said that Dr. Cook had and friendly approval. I Young Fearing Desertion. told to say Sept.-nil.er l.">. A specific of my journey hsje will succeed. We are not going to "Unless you i^it I answered Mr. him nothing about his having record is accessible the been to all. and every one who contest, however, f.By Wright, two from corners of bts at the pole until the reads can decids fee yield ourw lv«*s in that if we J TWllSiailll to The Trlbun*.] lines the Roosevelt reached civiliza- ST. himself. When Peary publishes a similar re- can help it.'* Pittsburg. Sept. I".».—Miss Stella Jones, a good" mouth to !Is ears accentuating the point tion. AFTER REGIS PATRON. port, then our cases are parallel. Why should ' Peary President Taft's address, which throughout looking young woman of Glen* cashier of The reporter, who had I ccupled on Followed by the cheers, and shouts a be allowed to make himself a self-ap- of half pointed of my expressions of the Ohio and Pittsurg Company. things to u-e;, capitulation of hundred Labrador fishermen, dictator affairs? In justice to \u25a0at filled with the warmest ad- Milk was ar- other \u25a0 th«< and saluted infare- himself, in justice to and guard th<» stealing: t- well salute by Europe to Make the world to ruratii>n for the Japanese Emperor and the rested this morning charged with $B,(M¥) Wrights' records In mind I this Jun. the historical old cannon which Police of Asked honor of national prestige, he should bo com- st«mls near pelled prove case; Japanese people, followed a speech by Baron from her employers since last April. She says ur'-: the Marconi station, the R<*>seve!t to his own he should publish > she gave money \u25a0ailed yesterday morning Arrest on Forgery Charge. at once a preliminary narrative, to be compared EMbusawa, a prominent banker of Tckl and the to Gilbert N. Ester, her Have you t the g^ovei for Sydney and New mine, which, fiance, • " York, flying the messnge with and let fai'rriaded people ponder / chairman of the visiting commission, in for fear he would desert her and marry r" North Pole flag. This flag was A cable was start from Police Head- over the matter while tWo final records by v.hic?i tpeaking native tongue, tv another woman. is arrest ns an Wrights a »s if made at Batth> Harbor. The Roosevelt, now quarters on the order of Inspector McCafferty our cases may eventually be proved are being in his he r*ferr«d Esler under Mr shoulders hitched little prepared. \u25a0 accomplice in the theft. t \u25a0 homeward bound, Is scarred last night tp^the- authorities el Cherbourg. President Taft as "one of the foremost men of j a pain, it ! aawered gravely "1 and blackened from Iknow contact and to Peary the explorer. As such he is a the age and a warm and true friend of Japan The employers of the young woman were un- with mountains of floating ice and bor- Bremen Plymouth arrest George A. hero, in Arctic annals and deserves the credit aware afternoon, ing through who registered the St. Regis as proposed the health of the President, and of the shortage until this MAKES HUMOROCfI ANSWERS. Interminable floes. Bohlken. at of a long and hard record. To Peary the ex- bit fellow countrymen resounding when she confessed. Morgan Prior to the departure of ship. George A. Baker, of Havana, and is now said plorer I am still willing to tip my hat, but led In throe Detectives and The leroplanisl wears In hi« eyes lo«>k «>f his Commander Peary's arrest IVary, la reply to the question to be a passenger on the Kronprinzessin Cecelle, unfounded accusations have disclosed mzais." Mr Taft proposed the health of the Dillon had orders to Esler on another fast time It • congratulations. I then believed, as Ido now, -WINS HIS GUESTS. finding tain Bartietl Intends push ceny. ried examination of the books and the of t-i';* ("r the ar-rf>p!nne to cause the dlvMT.d* of to his ship that his work over a new route far east of my receding the luncheon the President was in- Mips Jones's diary showed that she had carried through the Gulf of St. Lawrence as fast as Although the police give f^.SO«> as the araoun:. iline of travel was a new conquest of great im- nutorn<»i»ile • ompantea to m»-u away. H« pro- course, Juced to each member Japanese paid bills the unpaid. possible, and with If any. stops. The the managers of the St. Regis say th**. .iav- portance, and. of ..hat his position at tho of the com- on books as himself, apparently, by becoming few. pole would supplement my with valuable Sion, tects droij, lt'M,»,.% •It will the Jo- work and his hearty words of Kre«:tin»r. his Esler had posed as a wealthy young man. and coal at Sydney, remaining there made no such complaint against man." data. There is room enough honor enough |"!e where .-mother m^«n might show exasperation. for one day. said and «uick recollection of having met many the some was and and en will seph liasn. secretary of the hotel company, two flags pole. of in quarters known as Dr. Madden "WHI you not try to exceed your past feats?" bead direct for New for American at^ha _. visitors during several visits to Japan and as Dr. Hilmore. York. Inlbs boas of reaching that port In time that the hotel had cashed a check for >3.*i«» for an In'julfrRbUed. to take Divine service on the Oscar IIwas conducted cf little incidents In which they had had a part. \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 i part in the Hudson-Fulton parade the man. but that they had not heard from trrk. of Duluth. and aeem«-d completely to captivate them, and eac»i \u25a0I .• I to bn ak m: bank on which it was drawn, and consequently Mirtn.. it was by a full congregation, man as he passed appeared reluctant to THROWN FROM COASTER. : "T fl(t ire lam rr. i I myself did not know whether the check was good or attended rnctudins release • Dr. Ct»ik and the ship's ofßc-r^. A sermon '.\a.; the President's hand or to curtail the t expect to hi.ir PEARY SEARING SYDNEY. had. Mr. Hnan saM the hotel had cashed no informal " preached English. exchange of compliments. world her*- other check for the man. and that he owed it b"th in Danish and in Captain Hempel's evening was a Mr. Taft also women party, Couple Said To lie Dying In- Th" work of Glenn 11.' Curtis*, who Won the no bill. dinner '.Vs\ received the of the | from highly enjoyable functi-;*.. --vrrybedy beir.-j declaring to Baroness America ; Internationa] aviation prise for speed, being Further Details Trip Mr. Haan said the man left there on Septem- Shibusawa that \u25a0 juries at Fort George. of Greenland decked with fancy capa of «.i ami grot^sriija . granted to encourage the coming of Japanese Received mentioned, Mr. Wright replied aa to whether he bet IS He paid Ma billin full and later asked year, or picturesijue ornaments, si'i \u25a0\u25a0 SB*Sa>te»i S'**T«i -'- Women to this country with the men. While rounding a curve eighty-five feet from mirhi enter a -ii.-ir race next aa follows: as Summer •hat a check be cashed lev him for ISM Mr. Resort. prevailed. In toasting lbs captain. Dr.. "Itisn"t fair." taid the President, "that Japan the ground, a man and a woman were thrown "My brother and .i shall make racing aero* Haan said Bake- represented himself to be con- humor doubt, Sydney, M. Bept. li» should keep la. the most charming of her from a roller coaster at F"rt George la.st night. planes. no when then- Is a demand for C. a wirelvsa dtepatch nected with the Hotel Sevilla, of Havana. - • .i to-day aboard the Os«ar who creature." The woman. Mr." Mary Bradhurst, livingat N>. them. But Ishall never race. Why? Because here reports that the Ibpussmll. "There la a man Ii a* \,c with Peary aboard, passed tects the lives of many. Hi.-- guardian band *3 To Baron Bhlbusawa the President said l£ 805 West 4Mb street, received a fractured skull t-. a successful racer a man must devote hla Commaatler Amour WORRY. Point, Labrador, at \u25a0 o'clock ia»t CONVICTS felt everywhere; bis watchful eye Is always* «as sorry he could not receive him at the White and spine and all the ribs on her right side weru entire time to Ing." ni»:' I RI£H • wttii approach safety. sere) Bouse at Washington. broken. Henry Murphy, of No '•>>.! West A'.nh t Mr « 'urtisa i friendly the «.f commander Robert K. wakeful to our comfort and lam Peary and every man, woman will aajree. "But \u25a0 prettier spot than this," added Mr. street, received a fractured right hip. Both we Dr Frederick A «-0..k to American a Pittsburg Penitenti- t!iat and child ports, the question which has Ex-Bankers in with me when Isay that this voyage has been V fafl, pointing to Washington Heights Hospital, "As friendly. Isuppose, .•*\u25a0 a lawsuit can be." developed a con- out over the deep blue waters of taken the troversy 1 •\u25a0 of world-Wide a dream, and will always be an important pas* the lake, "could hardly be found outside of where It was «ald they were In a dying condi- t aviator replied, when asked further abmil Interest. \u25a0'Has Cook ary Fear Transfer to Atlanta. • \u25a0\u25a0: litigation s;iM reached the pole?" is being by in our diary of adventure. The passengers have> Japan." Spinney, the aske.i repeatedly • 1--- tion. Archie L. of No. .".us West 183 h he T»>*r.»: kI Tl--T Tribune. J \u25a0 tl oss JUT family "To put Mr i ?of business, if who Iavc gathwed here te greet iotn- arranged themselves in a circle. wit*> "Ithink ti.is far more beautiful." quickly re- street, cashier off the device, was locked up In pos- tha Sept. Friends of several of th* \u25a0 New nn Knt nttswuig. ll>.— brotherly sisterly interest, the epondtd the baron. the W«-st street station a technical mander. was thrown on the subject Penitentiary and and mental ISSd on • daj rich convicts In Riverside have atmosphere superb. *-°aptasH \u25a0 to on Hrri\Ri been charge Mr M'right later i.1 to Oovernora (aland the of the steamship Tyrtan asking that and social has of assault. received communications from them radiating YALE MEN" AMOKG VISITORS. •> ai 'i \u25a0 genuine from Battle Harbor, where the correspondents Hempel id the centre from which our According to the passengers of a car wl satisfaction over »he they Intervene, and speedily. t-> prevent them -•• i~r \u25a0 graduate gmundti »!•• snl«l sny- learned from twt. members of Pear>''a expedition Joys illuminated." Kanda. a of Amhf-rst, greeted wa.K following the «.tie in which Mrs Bradhurst I h« never had from being taken to the prison at that cook met at gpyrnment Other toasts followed, speeches being made by the President as a fellow member of the Pal were riding, both st lup to ioiuiMi-" v. ith th.m except at Kftt;. Dr. had them Ktah and had aad Murphy of^hem Atlanta CoW, Nilsen, Captain L';«ilon Fraternity. X <\u25a0 not mentioned discovering the pole Director Consul .Moeller when their far reached Ihe point where they Hawk. in connection it baa been mads known 1 M when Harry Whitney, this Benjamin Trueblood, president th* 'W>!l, \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0', "They ar* kix large an Myer, Qeorge Norton and and F. of v.ril/ .-aid the Prealdeat. "we will were pitched to the ground. When hen time* aa Port that the bankers' colony" has overstepped ehake hands again, but we'll our h. said Lamed went to Etah .-ii the i-:nk to bring pro- American Peace Society. A dance followed oil . Just conceal consdouaaess in the hospital Murph) in an effort to bluff the new warden. John visions for Commander Peary, both Norton Itself deck, which lasted until a L-.te our. '>his. Thf police have the names > said thnt they were waiters -six The machine " will faulting cashier, demanded of Francis that two Osaka. \u25a0 l\;i| the the Ktah station. Commander Peary stationed would have reached Quarantine by noon to-day on the steamship Campania, "f the Cunard litut. use h< -r\ Of llftf.-t of thf- two guards be discharged, and. m conjunction with To Dr. T. Kumagae, physician John Murphy, boatswaJa of Roosevelt, an.l the plans of the reception committed of the Imperial Th" caster is one of the thrillers of Fort emplanes that (lew at Kitty H.mk and the colony, demanded that he ami ui>set LrJvfTfity Tokio, William Pritchard. •even others of the the Arctic Club, but in view of a special ar- at President Taft said: i;eorße, and runS over the bank of the Hariom Fort M\u25a0 • !\u25a0. with of the latest Improve- assistant cook of the Roose- •I aome velt, to be not compelled to eat with the common herd "VVehave a profound for phys- ments added Si Ktah guard the stores. Murphy, tell- rangement with the Scandinavian-American admiration the Itlvr. ing prison* icians of Japan. They taught way of his experience at Btah, sai.i to the news- of Line the Oscar IIis being delayed inorder thru us the to . The prevailing winds .it Governor's Island 'ire Failin;; to gsja any of lus seintS) MualgUSMrs •tamp out the plague. In Manila they taught : Wright paper men: the plans may be carried out as arranged. LOST OVERBOARD FROM A YACHT. Kiid to be west and northwest Mr. aald the state started. lUBWft with . us to laV*l the rats and by following them, "ComTi.w,.b r Peary load me to go ashore at had investißation Accordingly, a tug bearing Mrs. Cook and her I*** them to i felt no fears on account "f tp>r rr.-tn his fiienda, t.> action ag*aas4 Waiasm their holes to wipe out Ktah to guard the stores which r»r.e aa children, accompanied by a few friends, go the sounds of infection anj ptuiftiblllty of falling Into the water. He Isaw taken however, became will We owe and Francis. The investigation, ready them a lasting debt Storm Prevented Rescue of a Man Who Fell :i rrom the Roosevelt the Krik Prlu-hard down the bay early to-morrow morning of aratttude." may, however, provide hla machine with a »oe j-o pointed that th.- ,on.iv. t of all the wealthy When Mr a v is' .Mih me Borne time spring white to take Dr. Cook from the liner at Quarantine. Iwamoto. broker of the Osaka :y :i precautionary me lure, he added. last a bare, they owy '•• da- \u25a0 Into Lake Michigan. convicts was laid and Stock Exchange, wag introduced man*came Into camp and Mr. Whitney t>>ld ma The permission of the health authorities for this the President MACHINE HABNT COME ported to ihe government prison, where tlwy expressed his great interest in th* methods of lilyT»-!»rr«r»h to Tin Tribune.J It was Dr. Cook Me did not stay long in .amp transfer has already been obtained. Following Wasstll, 'i !.<\u25a0 aeroplane had Bot'been heard from la*t have 0 \u25a0 fn*nds. the market, arid laughingly remarked: Radne. Wis.. Rrpt. 15.— Dr. Joseph a and soon went away. Cook looked tired and In the wake of the tug will be the steamer prominent dentist, with offices lii Chicago, but nb-ht Aii'-i it . delivered ;it Govrrnor*a laland "Isuppose you have bulls 1' worn out. and mM he was hungry, lhad an Grand Republic, especially chartered for the oc- and beam? was -'it Forest, was lost or daya be required to tu.io up "Oh. yes. sir." replied the Wbose residence CAke four five will argument wtth him. as he claimed that son f casion, on which Dr. Cook will finish his jour- broker. overboard tress thiin made the stores that were guarding ney city. too?" from Chicago to Milwaukee, last night. we belonged to to the The Mr. Curtisa will arrive to-morrow morning on him only t«.. broker bowed low, gave t playful affirm.- The Mistral was t\x miles out in the lake -nil He had Kaqulmaua with Mm. Dr K. *>. Si.bbir.s. chairman of the executive) the Kaiser WHhelrn 11. Ifhe decides to exhibit all his Club, .tire nod of the head and passed on. south of thai port at th« time of the Occident, and as do«s were dead the doctor had t<> Match at liravers' Outing committee vi Ihe Arctic said early thia < during the celebration, in accordance with the 1' Rifle Kojlro Matsukata. president midnight the weather wan fair JiniJ the kw • pull his own •ledge. riorning that he had received a wireless mea- of th«» Babe Until contract with the Hudson-Fulton (Commission. Death. Chamber of Commerce and a shipbuilder, was and crew were on deck, but at that hour n MoMil Pritchard Mid that these Esquimau* t.>id him Ends in Accidental saas from Pr 1. >ok at about midnight in whicU arose and became heavy and the yacht i*>th aviators will !•\u25a0• busj In midair In abo.it \u25a0 they hn.l been only one of what the President remarked as the seas that ••"way. "way. north." Shooting at a- target mads out of two empty the explorer accepted the invitation of the Arc- was invited about. At ;.<>«it 2 o'clock this morning week. being a "gratlfyin*; sprinkling of men all kegs responsible for the accidental tic Club to attend .1 dinner in his honor at th« Yale Captain Rayworth who was below, heard erlaa on Elaborate ireparation* have been made by th.» RUMOR OF BRKAOH WITH WHITNEY. beer was .•l"rigthe line." He a L. Frank, of Pacific Waldorf 011 Thursday. received cordial welcome, deck, learned that Dr. Wasijell had fallen over- to perfect easily understood sys- N«M f the Peary party j.t killingyesterday of Otto the having and commission an Battle Harbor Long island City, by dispatch from New Haven President met him and his father, board. signals would what street and Grand avenue. A announced that * tem of audible and visual to tell New disease Information was t one of th« BMer Statesmen Japan. water, obtained No. •"•T: liergen street. Krook- the relatives of Harry Whitney, who is sup- of In their *» Hayworth naw his trlenil In the and or- Yorkers when (lights will be made. There will from Harry Whitney, as Cnimandfr I'eary had Charles r.si.iu. of . satlv* untry. preservers nnd lines thrown out and l'<- men were both employed by the BfsjS- posed to have Dr. Cook's instruments and rec- dered life be fix or seven wireless stations, the Interna- given opbrs that the <"<>ok controversy muat lyn. The "Ibring from my father his yacht brought around la an effort to save Wassell, Brewing Company. Frank as a driver and ords in the relief schooner Jeanie. willcome to humble but sin- i tional fleet will be asked t< adopt the signalling not be mentioned, it commonly •au «** good wifches," to grasp life preservers or lines, wu repotted They were attending part In the reception tb«j said Mr. who j but he failed the also, at Harbor, BsMlg as a horsesbqer. New York to take to Matnukata. the ruce methods, and it is believed that in this way Battle however, that Peary had l»t«-r. in respond to a question and »'hen yacht was brbfght. around ii" employ, picnic at Brockman's Farm, on th.» explorer. from the Pr->i- at least one hour's notice of each flight can be some differences with Whitney, who decided a.i '•am. he graduated of Wasfeli could be found. Road, near Woodhav*- Long Island. A prominent supporter of Commander Peary"" said from Yale In 8& given. that Instead of returning to Sydney old South ought know on the picnic to up it was said yesterday he doubted the explore? "You to Heffelnnger. then" h»M professor anything of his discovery of the pole. ; *lth gray and Philippine Government WillShip Consignment The official meeting willprobably be held In Mr. Otani. the bearded dls- that can be heard 'n a radiua of ten miles. Fif- The message, which was made public by Pro- looking ROY TAKES BRIDE FROM I'ON'VENT. Rome in IJHI. on the occasion of the fiftieth aa* \u25a0•««i»h*d president of th« Yokohama ' to Washington for Sale. teen th*» sturt.s fessor McMillan at Battle Harbor, QjJunber rnlnutea before aertalist two read: niversary. of the founding of the Italian Roys*. of Con-.tnercfli. President Taft «-x- Manila, — exploded, shooting Sept. 30 Th« insular government boob bomba will be and the " of SS Roosevelt, April Geographical Society. Commander Peary the) many pleasant of former "They're 1 28. 1909. Elopes Is /"•"•""d\u25a0 recollections ship odilih will mean off My Youth of Seventeen with Girl of will to th« Bureau of Jn.Mulnr Affairs at Wash- throe 1 Dear McMillan. . representative of the United States on the com- •\u25a0\u25a0tuitions iiJapan. ington nearly ha f a ton of opium, on the proceeds of Arrived- board yesterday. Northern trip Same Age. mission, and It was suggested that ho would] *\u25a0!*\u25a0• Taft and Iremember Yokohama »r.- many customs" relzuren was entirely satisfactory There is no need CRIPPLE SAVES DROWNING CHILD. depot. of [l»y T>l*«rai>h to Th« Tribunal hardly his controversy body ••"•ally well," said \u25a0 The government intends to Greenland Captain came on board the refer to a walls the President, "and we -nil! dtepoaa of the opium Pittsburg. Sept. 1...- Frederick Musel'e. a well to purpont * 24th. Concentrate all your energies or* tidal ob- which he was directly affiliated. > _****most highly the' silver service wblch was* i for medicinal amonx drug manufacturers, Jumps and whiskey dealer «»f Pittsburg. announced that his { • receiving In exchange asadieine for hospitals, Rheumatic Watchman from Pier Into servations line soundings north from Cape Ho ••*M*dto us by the Chamber of Comm«-r | dls- Morris Jesup. Use intended supplies for son. Frederics, jr.. seventeen years old. a school pennariei< and othei government institutlonii in to • for me and which we continue now to u.*e at *ha ; the East River Rescue Girl. this purpose- j COMMANDER PEART. boy. had eloped with Stella M. Talbot. also seven- BUGHER HAS MOTORCYCLIST ARRESTED. *• Philippine*. The liurcuu of Health will make cash Although crippled by rheumntlmn, years an heiress, from a Toronto convent. \VH* \u25a0 John Moran. teen old. Frederick H. Deputy Police House. Whenever Mi*.Taft series tea returns to the < it The girl rescued, Elsie Liebata, of No. Professor McMillan said at Battle Harbor Church of the Sacred Heart. He then of MUbusawa, in tlvjcourse of address, < SEE THE HUDSON-FULTON WARSHIPS, 451 East that a chars* reckless driving was madeaartfna* i his TO 80tli street was playing'on the pier at 9i»t street that he had seen Harry Whitney at Etah and horn». the young man. Schwanensluget, according J**« Eathrrlpu In »he linyand off S'aten Island, to brought son to th« now r.-ik" and the East River, when she slipped from the Whitney did not tell any one of Dr. Cook's Mr. ifufielc went Buffalo and his Deputy Commissioner, '*'""*"'" Sandy Hook Route Bteatn*ni. L*ave pier M. foot that Pittsburg. of was running a motorcycle proudest moments of my (except Sept. 23). 9:53 A. stringplece Into the water. ,She was sinking for th« discovery pole. and hi* bride to Th« mother the on 1•*Vt«*l vs W. 4J14 St. M., M.. 12:30. 3:15. reported of the bride, Niagara avenue, Niagara south Riverside Drive in a reckless manner. ru.' than five • who lives at No WS -»r A. M.,1,-M, 5:4.; <:(». It was -In nn u!d rail and stores loftIn Battle message and ha lias been 10. foot of tXlar St.. 10:20 hundred persons saw the accident from a nearby Falls. N. V.. has declined to answer a 810 P. M. Sundays. ly;(w A. M.. mo, 6:10 p. .•!.— forjjivennesa her daughter. ttnllauf.,! athletic field. Blending lor from* Ad ;. I «a M-coad pa.g*. ia dvt.~aH|nBOHHHHIH ".:'* Continued un sec mi ome. '\u25a0 - .