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If four Hoot Toe Could Find Him or

If Mendicancy Officer Perbr CtvM

Bennett who say that he wo-

nnrierly editor of BucttM and I now doing

for tho CoimopolUan hastenedSUN office yesterday to state that he

7 no longer with the Prosrthts Ioasue whose canvoimers have

been making toucliesln Wall Street

Tnt SUN told yesterday Mr Bennett

lh ot hank from del foreMterday said that he had served

a tie league Home time ago not use hU

IBM Ho was also very ure that his

rId George M Baxter to whom aubhlantw that tlheoks be made

y hl a treasurer had served A similarU t May

Mr Outcault Mr Baxter and myself didbit MlJ M Bennett when we foundhit certain persons who pretended to be

rrUng legitimate way were In realitY

p fterB The leap started1 K Pornmery organloer of the MaritimejMiue In which Senator Thuratoh becametriPped Mr Outcault allowed hi Mine

be used as and Mr Baxterrtasurer but Im quite sure they didnt

the funds Mr Pornmery ran itft did not know that a aubecrlptlon listits being circulated until after teveralt-

kibttlons had been given I simplymoney for some ploturee exhibfted-

ndlhat was allMr BennottB wishes regarding the UM

hl nanw w m to have been disregarded

j the present manager of the lenguo-

It latest stationery gotten out preparatoryj holding what U advertised as the sixthnnirnl exhibition has him down as a mem

of tho executive committee Mr

Biters name and Mr Outcaulte do notpar George Bleekman Is chairman and-

e other nanieii are Bert Cobb and F Oil

EdgeThe hoadquarter of the league are In the-

n rk n Tract Building and not in theRow Building as wo stated yeiteri-

jr A SUN reporter found a young womantmgrapher iti charge yesterday full ofo She paid she was employed by Mr

head of the United Newspaperureau started by him recently end 6c-

jprteg the Mme office as the leaguelook out for the Pren Artist League

or Mr Maxtor It l true that-r Baxter and Mr lien net are no longeronnecte in a way When Mr Baxter

alircod with Mr Eennet be turnedleague to Mr Beokman to run at-

lanagor M llleekinah l itexhibition heM last May

i tilt Astor Vluit exlitbitloii wukiii aiiKcetM DU wee the get allM money MrBaxter got iral dlscntirtiKetl

of themiou eo Huinn of tlicrn want per cent

f the cliiMiM thertl s have to their Mliarc anil thoro-

t much for tho teagiM Mr Baxternployetl poojilu who here to acti csnvan oin Inny oldnt collect muchr the lant hilt we unt Invltuoo to all who ttubscritiod In come andItt their if they dMnt comowasnt fault

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shown of canvawtfPv work for the imrrertXa dont know who the canvftanera were-

t them The subscriptionEI Stat was met

firs latest one asks that all checkmade to the league and not tBxt r Wbo in treasurer Well

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r beard Mr Baxter ay timeto the canvasHoni not to but

tinrtssers arent in sympathy with thertlrta They want to

can and want half o-

bs checksThe stenographer ia Mrs A L Swaeey

appears on lost yearsbabank oaiW the had had that discontinued

It was really too bad she couldnt tello natch had oolltcted in behall

the art lets or show bookewe have always made a point ofbooks to one rid one

iTtomo one took advantage of thla andtale our ledger We think it wasM connected one of these rival ormiatlons that arent all boulc

Mr Baxter could tell you aboutnoner If he was here or even Mr Bleek

Tbsnsw subscription of theblob the canvas r dont to be

announce that comi tlttva awardi art will be made oni i 1 It doesnt mention where these

are Mrs Swacey sh-raat thInk the had eftr saw

Hr hasnt been connectedw the league for some ehe eaid

left under somewhat unnfeaeant cirinstances Mr Baxter withdrew be

WM h going back Into the newswr biBlnws In now In Paris start

bureau over thereorRanlratlon of nhlanthrorlst

ewgrar Artists Associationi riTe an exhibition at the Hotel Aetor

faT hut Mm said It wentwith the Prem Artiste Leape-

n of this or nlfation toJfwojk to the artists and ra a cent

on thl tock out of the proceeds

HOME WAXTS ESSESS HOOKS

See ir Initlce Deed Is InterestedThere

Col William D Mann went to the omceromi Topic yesterday but he kept outiht of reporters Caller were met by

Jwn woman who MidW U U in relation to Fads and Fancies

haa directed me to say inntln

There was no sign the Incident is closedUK 4 K i

Mr Jerome has decided to go deeperthe Investigation of Tad and Fan

Imues of the of Town

h etaouttlM Bnariatt mofaalne Thisoacany has same offlcer and directors

It U capitalized 1100000

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He wa Mile Mfttt hadthe baby out for an the other affernoon The wagon used small aridIt WM a close even for such a mite theday WM bright and clear there was a

breeze from the North River and the sunwasnt too warm but the baby was In atemper and WM screaming The young-ster stopped several lairs sorely perplexed-Ho rearranged light covering andIt In all around BO the baby wouldnt getcold He remembered having seen himother turn the over on Its when

seemed to bp wrong It required-all bis strength to do

mustnt he said with ashaky little voice or big policeman will

us bothAround the corner from Seventh avenue

came a policeman Just off duty and on his

The little fellow had seen big boys runwhoa approached hecould run too thebaby but now both Mould have to stay all

in station and get noThe thought was too much and joined In

Hello little man said thecop Wbatethte Its a for

Isnt It OIve me You the

come along

The Ingenuity of the small boy has turnedout new toy which Is furnishing greiatsport In the outlying sections of the cityalthough It would go on the East-Side Itlsalandyacht bullion onIceboat but with rollers Instead of runnerWith a fivefoot mast r Igged with a jib had

one of over

over croftIn The Bronx where there i

Regular customers Well should sayreplied the cashier in a Broadway automatte vaudeville place There are peoplewho have been coming in at lat once aweek fever since the place opened They-go the rounds and out

them The machines are changedweekly and there is often a

voice of the Pope or Joseph Jeffer-son

The people have their fancies tooThat over there with long haircombed back think hed to aragtime song Well I think not Its

And that old gentlemanbea one of our most cus-tomers He looks grim

t in his and always picks outWhen the Are

Over Jessie Dear Take ThU Letter toMy the like

Situated near Union Square i an estab-lishment that is familiarly referred to ae apolyglot printing office Here a specialtyIs made of job and letterpress In Ian

frequently employed in buslThere a among

the aliens which prefers home textU from them that most of the business ishooked at this printers Onehave hi choice Finnish GreekHindustani Hungarian JapanePolish h orYiddish

Some of the dusky prisoners who werecaught by the police on the night of the SanJuan Hill riot made elaborate defenses inthe police court noxt One warriorwith head thought to Impresstlit by his

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A woman dashed Into the TwentyMrstreet subway station the other day ho

and hurried and ran to board a waltlntrain At the ticket chopper she missedticket looked into her shook out he

examined her parcels angrew desperate as the train moved out

In mouth madam saidticket man finally

didnt take It then If yosaw it there missed my train anapnthe woman

It aint the likes o me maamsaId the mAn politely to lx lokln ticketout a ladys

No said the confiding and uolfcon-scious trolley conductor wbo wore a narroistrip of celluloid around his neck in uc

fashion that it might be mistaken for a col-

lar I dont to wear celluloid collar

But the require uto wear white collars and canhow a linen collar would last onhot and dusty day The managementprescribes that we shall wear of

with so buttons of clotof a certain quality and weight The winteand summer same Beside

on the jump we have to carrseveral pounds of change abook a a a o

I dont see why the

summer

A novelty eun dials U found i

one that 1s contained along with a composIn a gun metal case that Is no larger thethat of an ordinary hunting case watchThe novel of this little sun dial conslits in an adjustable gnomon which can tx

a marked wltldegrees of latitude If the traveler will se

figure the scale it

I think said a dealer that moreare sold in winter than in mm-

mer In Bummer when window are alopen and the temperature is the arne in-

doors and out can make auew at temperature without ther-

mometer than can In winter whetthey are part the time In warmed room

part of in the colder outer air

A local Sunday school that gave It annupicnic recently adopted a new scheme totproviding each member with eli the plea

trip Special trolley cart werechartered to carry to the shoreand woe like

Each tag had a number ofattached One woe for Ice creamanother a bathing suit others foronwhile the tag Itself the ticket tor the

worked beautifully Nichildren were lost lie am

without his snare or the fun

atchildren got the benefit

Newt f ay and Players

A play suggested by Winston Churchillnovel The Crosatag and written by MrIhurchlll and Louis Evan Shlpmon authc

t DAroy of the Guard will bethla season under Mr

management John Blair beenthe

JEWe Janl whose contract at WleUi3rove on of the NeW York Theater

lost Sunday night hasat a the manage

to be 11000 a weekKlaw 4 production of W W

Oenslow Paul Weet W Bratnew musicaland the Pumpkin will open

attraction at theTheater beginning Monday evening

ug IIBrady nans a Coney ISland Pier

William A Brady announced yesterdaythat negotiations were pending for the oon

of a steel between the BrightonMt h and Manhattan Beach hotels to exnd into the ocean at least 3000 feet

will be uaod for the landing of a regularof steamers from

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of thIs little sun dial to thewill tell the time lor

him correctly In ooe latitude as In an-

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BENTtatKSTS FOR AtOVXD MIKADO BOOK

Jell Men1 eaUmsnt Preferred batGain Aiked Per fev FHendlyte j TM Oeu-

Lekld Htwerer fteperii

Downtown business men espedo-llwe who are known to rich men ha

deluged of late with oommunlcatlc-rlttao on paper with a letter heading

a an ordinary book prefaceectlon of the heading reads a follow

Tribute to his Imperial Highnessmperor of Japan from the leading nejapersof America for tomNHil Majesty the Emperor a eotnpl-Ittory of tbe war a

In the coVmns of Americaewipapars including a pesos rescriptprssentatlvn of the Powers ilfnstoi-

ttStamford White is dMcribed on

aper as the head of this Interesting enteand the home of the Tribute to

Imperial Highness is given a 21

Nineteenth streetThe letter describes the wonderful

of clippings which It I proposeo get out setting forth among othersting statistics that It is to weigh BOO

asking the of the tcontrIbute some sentiment for the publicion There is in this opening letter ofrrespondence no demand for moneyact no reference to money matters what

In March 1004 a Stamford White wi

with another enterprise ofomewhat similar general nature wbicvas the subject of a of

by any means favorable in tone Thlaunched with another enoi-

noualv verbose letterhead and was cam

ts headquarters were in the St JamiWhite was the as

lotion Ho likewise appeared as the dectOr and the letters sentrossed as in this instance to men con

y preference desertbat was to place In the Fifth Avenue

Jotel and could get acartoon of yourself to beallery of for anywhere25 toIncidentally Mr Stanford White arch

ord White the dose causlnto confound the architect

with the Industrious chevalier In the St

The Japanese ConsulQeneml receivea of Stamford bite on

Imperial Highness business whichto a of inquIry

a man of large businesswho had received it mail TiMitlon so queer that the businessout it to the with a note c

aqulry All Mr Ucliida would say on thwas this i

caused an investigation of tbe matteo be made From a submitted tue and coming from an rellabl

ource I have that the enterpriseif Mr Stamford White Is not onean Indorse-

At 21 West Nineteenth street a younhad before her a o

letters similar to tbe one submitted to tbapanese Consul said that Mr White wa

present was asked if Informatiothe Mikado enterprise was

had there the answer came off th

atNot one word

4 RID HOYS GOOD DUBi Few PaiN Tern Prim the LICe Ster

of a Telegraph MesiengerCharles Murray never meant to be bad

could tell that by looking Into his clear

lue eyes but somehow the fifteen year-

f life werent all good ones andestorday he landed In the Tombchar with attempted burglaryTwo policemen said Charles and hi

both uniformed meinger had been found early inanting to force an entrance into

120 In the Produce Exchange Building-

We was just lOin in there for a sleepald Myer to Magistrate Baker

Jafe honeaYes Judge dats hones echoed Mur-

iy I aint bad Heres d little hoOk

I writ down all I done If you donme reid it

Murray fished up from pocket a welldiary Evidently It had been i-

ri once for of the werewriting in girlish handit on street and U

dorm his just as the girl hoc3

Maybe Ill meet her some day and dencan her he saidAnd BO on June 12 when h left his home

first It readChuoked Job Brooklyn Poetal

i New a tryThe next day 18th but Murrayas lucky for wrote Got the

and worked all night and all dayJune to Bergen street-

S bad with bad U

the boat Pine here I dont thinkItUe hard a a rockalso other thingsed at midnight but not toCharles friend of coursehad the good tot not to write

ames In hi Under entry of June

Out with E F and R and Walterarty at Walter sisters Her birthday

of fun To bed JJO AJune IS Sunday To church Home-

o New York with Bob and Walter Sodat P M M out to chop uej-

lntCharles riotous living i beginning ti

on him for next 1 entryJune 19 Too tired to

Chicken come horn to roost ai

June Bounced for taking day offJune Prospect

Oat two Bought reilvcr and

June 22 BummingJune 25 Still Hooked re

DIver untO July 4June 38 on the bum Rocked

okerJuly 3 Got job Commercial Cable

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HARPERSMAGAZINE

9 Complete Short StoriesELIZABETH STUART PHELPS MARY E WILKINSRICHARD LE GALUBNNE GIORQB HIBBARDJAMES BRANCH CABELL AUCB BROWN

Etc Etc Bit Etc

The Slave Trade of ToDayBy HENRY W NEVINSON-

In October 1904 an expedition under Mr Nerinson was sent byHARPERS MAGAZINE to Afric to eipost the evils of the slavetradaof today In this number printed the flrtfc of hii papers writtenfrom Loanda in which he vividly pictures condition al he findi themand prepares the way for the most dramatio of his revelations Theexpedition ia still in the interior of Africa

The Mistress of the HouseA GROUP OF EIGHT PAINTINGS IN FULL COLOR

By ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN

Articles by W D Professor SIMON NEWCOMBProfessor ETC ETC

Literature Science Language Discovery

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SUES DADS OWN GIRl

For a Trine of SIOOOOO far Annexlnnods Affection

I eonortf11 France described bixjrsoni who Have her as a doshlnyoung widow has sued by MrsMartha Oarrstson of 148 West Fortythin

for the alienation of Perolval Oarretsons alfeotioas Mrs Jarretson

the loss of her husbands love a109000 Mme France lives at 4 Broac

street Lynn MassFrom the complaint drawn by Mrs

rptsons lawyer 3 Q Williamsonappears that the Oarretaons formed thacquaintance of Mme France In1898 when

a at Oceanic N J MmeFrance came to Oceanic to establish tlegal residence In New Jersey for the ur

of securing a divorce but the deattFrance an action superflu

cueMme France was at Oceanic until the

fall of hOt when she moved to Massachu-

setts where she bad relatives Mean-while according to Mrs Oarretaon shehad been making love to Garretson withthe result that Perclvsls affections forlila home and wife were waite dissolved

Mrs Garretson relies for proof of herallegations mainly upon a letter datedNov IS 1KB which she says came to herhusband In the handwriting of MmeThe letter U to Dearreads

As this t birthday I send my bestwishes arid hope you will manyand

1 have not fromo Why I I have a

little to but will walt until Ihear from Would more fullybut deem it wiser tonot having the pleasure of on

which antici-pated and expected but sincere

and on this your birthdayfrom QIBL

Mr Oarretaon she other lettersthat passed between her husband and the

LOOKS LIKE HER LOST IVSIIAXD

Italian Woman tbut He Loved

John S Qlllesple of Hoboken was inJefferson Market court yesterday chargedwith abandonment by Mary MtllotU-

Mr Ulllottl alleged that she had mar-

ried the prisoner seventeen years agoTour years ago her husband AntonioMillottl left her and she thought hidhim when she met GUlesple on a Hobokenferry To prove that Qlllesplo and herTony were the same she produced

of herhusband in which the likenessto startling

Her husband had been a shoemakerbutt former boss who was In

be sure was Millottldefendant said he had been Scotch

from his earliest recollectionmarried seventeen year ago and In the

year countryMrs in court had her

since bo baa been in this countrybeen a firm

wholesale In Washington streetA member of the grin to thatfact

swore that Mrs Millottl who

his read conictome I forgive all

He said Nothing doing Im notThen the woman him before a

Magistrate at Island shewould bo found

on his shoulder In the presence of witaestrs and women showedho was the scars so ho wo discharged

The Magistrate decided Mrshad a and discharged QU-

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Henry JaneH Mani tt WaUonHenryU y fcwrme

S MartinHarold Baler

a W ChambersHlrke La ShellBooker T Wa hln0toaH B LatrobeBarton HillDavid Gray

and many otbtrsPrice 35 fell a tfj a ytar

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COP QUIT TOO illiCit DUTY

hack to Fioorwalklnv So Heat Route Afttr Dork

I torso much night work

said Policeman Peter E Van Brunt handIng In his shield at the East filstyssrenUstreet station

What the matter asked the rergeant You aint going to quit the Jobare vou

Im through said Van Bruntdont mind the because Imto that but I cant for being awayfrom home so much

Van Brunt been a policeman for theremonths Before he a bluecoatbe was a floorwalker in the drug departmont of a Sixth avenue storeHe wu back in his old job yesterday

Engineer Janeway Leaves Rorbllng Co-

TBEKTON N J July M John H Janeway Jr has resigned his position In theengineering department of the John A

to becomeof the Mineral Point Zinc Company-

of Chicago For henext to President Charles O

the head of the engineering department-Mr 1s a tonway a retired surgeon of the who

In Princeton a graduate of theColumbia School of Mines

THE COLLEGIATEStart the right with Cal

It liai the m ic o tase aid It theultl nkteor for young

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Played Tennis Too Shock of a ColdBath Him

BTAUFOKD Conn July 26 Overexertlon at tennis followed by a cold plungeIn the Sound is believed to haw causedthe death of Harry Winchester Bailey ofthe firm of Bailey Tuttle 43 Blceckerstreet New York Mr Bailey last Thurs-day sets at tennis He wasvery he stopped and

a bath short afterward-he stricken with paralysis 1

clans could give him no and hoyesterday New York home wa3S street

Mr Bailey bad spent several summernIn this popular He Is

was In the Iron uslnes and was 34

Id Re an athlete and was regardedaa the most skilful tennis player atBeach During the summer played-In tournaments Drtonight that the of the

was due to overexertion followed bythe cold plunge

Obituary NoteRev died yester-

day at the Franciscan Convent ntPeskaktllfter an Illness of tuberculosis of the

over manyRev Klnkead was born Belant

April 4 rams to this countryn 16 ordained Dec e 1898 at Bt

New York On Sept ii 1102-

no assumed the theAsylum ot d Academy of

Ms ono of this finestState But h did not confine his work

to the conventl-

o charitIes In dlocsss and had beensupervisor lie

the Catholic Home Bureau New

avenue He wsIn establishing the

city the St

work

charity wonc ana was considered an expertAlexander H How TAUraa coal mar

Ut dealsr In BrooklynAM Tusodar at home 140

fifty year and tm Brooklyn He is stir

and eleven great grandchIldren

post In the as of AscenChurch New York rector

at since 1887County C Ferguson

died In Hudson N Y yesterdaycounty that capacity for

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find that ths r

Groff School228 West 72d si New York City

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