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Chili? MELAND 0.11031. 17 v-ll‘reden
iclt flpflnk drums the line at marrying
an entire family and has asked for a
divorce from Oteie Bprlnlt. stating that
liflill petition that he in willing to sup
port his wile.~ but not her ten children.
by a former husband and her sun In
low. Borink had tour children 01 his
own when he married a second time at
Port Clinton. Ohio. In 1900.1‘he 1th
14011411118 that at the time at the mar:
it. was agreed he would not be
“upon to support his wife's ten
He claims
thutsmlly spent his wages tor grocer.
led and clothes to the extent that be
m unable to stiend his mother' a ten
oral.
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Connecticut League Standing.
7
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Yntorbury ......... 58 41 .080
i ildgcport ......... .35 40 .579
Now llriihin ........ 52 45 .531;
Springfield ......... 51 48 .512.
7:881 Haven ........ 50 49 .505
Isrilord ........... 40 414 .489
Northampton ....... ill fill .403
Holyoke ............ :46 full .1179
Ysstarday' a Results.
New lirltntn b; Bridgeport ti.
Northamptond .Hnrttord ii,
Waterbury 2.01077 Haven 1.
Springfield 8. iiolyoko it.
4 American League Standing.
W. 1.. BC.
Philadelphia ........ 73 33 .0119
Eoston ............. 63 40 .577
Detroit .......... . .tiII 4II .550
New York .......... tit) 40 .550
clovelnnd .......... 48 58 .453
Worthington .. ...... 47 02 .431
Chicago .. ..... .....44 0'2 .411:
St. Louis ............'l4 '1‘1 .324
Yesterday’s Results.
New York 7, Chicano i. ..
Boston 2.81 1.0qu 0.
Philadelphia 18. Cleveland ii.
Detroit 8. Washington 3.
n—u—o—q
> National Leanna Standing.
W. 18. Pl}.
Chimzo ............ 07 34 .063
Pittsburu ...... ill 40 .004.
New York 1.......~ .00 41 .504
hiladslpliia . . . ..50 5:1 .490
lincinnati .........59 62 .500
rooklyn...........42 00 .412
31.1.0014......... H42 04 .1185
Boston ............. 39 70 .358
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2’ Cincinnati ti. Philadelphia ll Itirst
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Illinois 08qu Railroad 88.000000
Frauds to Is Exposed.
. 014112.400. Aug. 17 «After s series
secret contereucea in which the
ssh ol‘evidsiics in the 80,000,000
lluois central trend cases was pre-
ared tor hum late presentation to 2
111-8. stunt " ntortnstions" or war.
Mil were mm: up that night to be
rvad. It is believed t0dsiv. »
'11" men named in these 0001171101128
rinsi- otnctAIs «it the rose who are
r:ditod with“ responsibility tor the
uni. .«. Milieu Auto's Attorney
0110 shims m In 71000111022 00 take
05 1118 120811 1121 prosecutor III 2008 ti
148 the that arrest to mode.
. “Several things may happen now al-
most any time. said the rosecutor
thit‘ 074010;. “All thst r2908 8 17947 Is
winding. 80 at the. details before the
trim is sprung on the men unload In the
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Hiram 1000805, Anil-llschlne
Candidate, Sweeps Field in
the Direct Primaries
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. i7.~-~'l'hat
California is‘lhsurxent In Ito Republb
can politics was proved yesterday be-
yond question, when lib-am Johnson.
lending exponent of a.nti~meohiae doo-
trinea. owept the field in the direct pri-
mhrlen. winning his: party's nomination
for governor by it plurality that will
border on 50.000 when all return: are
.71. Just how great won the extent at
the disestcr to tho Stalwarta cannot.
be known until the outlying districts
usvo been henrd truth. but every indl.
cation points to a clean declaration
I,» the party for luuuraoury, It is as-
ioritul that. Johnson curried with him'
to victory tum Innurixent (loiiurosnnisn
William Kent In the Scmond district.
und W. I). Sicvcna, In the Seventh.
the moat Iit‘lil‘ly complete reluma 0191
ulnubio Imlirutc that those men Mile
8 urlouo one In each district. For Uni-
1011 states Senator to succeed Frank
2’. Flint. nu odviuory vote was recordv
1d and while the returna are 181 from
ionipiote John 0 Works running with
.112 some banking as that accorded
Iohuson ueems to have triumphed.
The other state oilicss also will
Mind by men of Insurgent tendencies 1
10111010100 counts follow out the lines
it tho tirst returns.
The I‘leiuoctetn entered the primal-'
D
nominees and Theodore Boil will tnaite
the tight strainst Johnson (or election.
but one hint. ct disorder marred the
Democratic elate. 5:. 1’. Troy. and it’s!-
tor MacArthur «trividg for tile numbin-
1.ion In the Fourth Congressional lila-
evict. MAMrthur opusrentl had won
the ram sud will. 01112080 .711 ins Kahn.
Republican Incumbent. who had no
10111081 for nomination.
in the 11201112170071 kuhernstoritil
tight around which the Mole 8011ch
centered. Johnson had an easy victory.
'r‘"" closest rivui being Charles F. Cur.-
1111111111117 on 8110 8178011111 01 litre viii
iti 1181 machine. Alden undergrad.
the 28201448 7108 11004144st 018180000.
tint sscurin'; s aiauie about” 1: «111's.
'ilt'is huesuohmo’vv hetersmhs. voters.
or “mm is 1290va itself. 00.2.}
30194916 issdm audiovisual 0W
condone. in liaiilhulbiiitm:F :to. “teat
John-our h. “18.4. sea,
the splits in the about: 201111;:
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“At the 70211192 111081711 et- lid 08
1145, list might. Witt: am: 231
18078 a lit“ Sunday. nit. r‘whlcli hit our
0 on so island and we a dinner.
1 Willi also voted to hold 11 moonlim
11111 the first out of next week. At
hat nights meeting every member
W88 present and one how member was
4 he; ..
"grade” B £43115.
,oi'liceu of Fitsmrsldd Walsh in New
’ time this offer who being put Into c!—
7 u '42
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IIIIIII 15551 ~
It: Iltllilllliilll
Final 04:05.. irritated at the
. "701‘in
Allcl‘.tt atreuucus debate covering
live houru and 11 hall, below Judge 91'.
8. C288. ot the Superior Court, In the
llnvcn. the Connecticut company board
or arbitration adjouuipd but
subject to the call at the chairman.
two or time days later. While none
07 the arbitrators upon leaving the
room would say Anything conclusive.
about the winter. It is very generally
underfloor! 1.1151 the srbitrstlon lisht
wan one or the fiercest in recent Com
norticui labor circles. However the
rositlt. may come out. the parties at
internal. chit have no fault to did with
the earnestness with which their rep-
resentatives worked. it Is understood
that the committev has lshed with
is discussion «.1 about in carton of.
the data which 81112 taken down at the
original hearings. and that the rest
or 4171‘ diepute will tslte but a com
linriillvoly short time.
A very Important cause oi the do
lay I5 tho mumidrrsiiond the alleged
inorhl 14911011 of tho case I: applied
110104 on tho trollcg men tint! the rail-
road
During the strenuous deluito ycalt‘r
day ntiornmn "to voices of Arbitru
tore 124qu0: 110d l-‘itsmtrsid. tor the
road and the men respectively, could
be hoard some distance away. so cam
mu were they In their contentious
When the meeting was finally over
Mr. Deming. dripping with perspira-
tion, and lugging n hesvy dress suit
mm titled with moors having a bear
in; upon tho case. made a rush for
the Lllrhtleid train-who ls spending
the summer In Idiotinold. 7dr. Pits-
m-rnld was very ml in the fare and
mopping hi5 brow. but was wearing
his: 118ml umilc. Judge (lane. who sat
in. the arbitrator. ueemed the only
man uhn was 0011chle cool He Is
mid to lum- alum s vary lame
unmiwr 01 very blncii 04mm while the
arbitrators WW" hamm‘hring away at
him.
Good Progress Made.
All of tho members 01 the commit
100 admitted that very substantial pm-
77088 was mmlc nnd believed from thet
tour of the dollar. yrsierday atternmn
that the representative 0! the trolley
moi put up u svrios of propositions to
the representative of the railroad.
which attrsvtud his attention veri
closely. Air. llriulna is considered its
one of the ubivst and fairest minded
tinenrlnl men In the state.
It t; 02001de that the dual meeting
ot the board will he held In New lin-
ven during the tutor mm of the week.
All the Information that Mr. Filmorald
would voucbsate 1111018 80011 at a late
hour last evtmlng was: "0th wait. and
we'll halo all tho Iulorruatiosn to: you
in a short while"
Moral Question.
The moral question that enters Into
the case is the claim on the part or
the road that tiltt men aubmlltod a
xrndunted wage after. running from
20$ to Ill route. which offer the
mad posted upon Its bulletin boards.
Subsequently, It was claimed In the
testimony. which came out bctoru the
board 01' arbitration, that during the
foot by the company the men made A
runowcd demand 01 a graduated
scale rate from 31% cents to 27
sent; This 8111048010114 at the pub-
lic honing by who “railroad'u wit
houses as an evidence or bad faith.
And tbs trollcymsndid not put any
witnesses on the stand 80 combat this
story. although tuba bssuststed outw
tide of the ‘courvmoni that the men
deny that they accepted the 20 cent.
otter.
Idols or claim.
11112110848 07 arbitration the
then claim that thei l'd cases should be
taken up on the 011 basis running
tram .1814 to :5 can“. which use in
existent before April II. while the
10811 old 2 that It does not see how
It 021': tilts up the 80 cent list
into hornemsnd‘sd In the arbitration
by the men. because it was never dis-
cussed.
1» In the debates yesterday the points
ore gone over as to the mm‘ s shit-
8 ”'1?" thti miter til the obscuri-
ty-oi tbhd‘s diverts. thd cost or
living the length of time under which
888280818 am 85088 :4 428181144
Inlandddiidred minim, it Is nits
32.44185. 1th AW ti conclusion wt 1 who:
u 141.111..“6’4‘888... clue
in: to somth in: like 198810.18.
hi 0there 15 really no moat for say-
; this outside '0! the general tent
in the»: lobby 811114 hall where 184
Arbitrators mot. ; :_
819741111180 7074701“ round.
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10411198. will be presented to the Smith-
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0181. Paul's Church Columbia, Penn. 1
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ilev. Francis .1. Clay M07811. ll 1).
tlsntus, who died st Westbainiitnn
beach.1¢‘riday, August 12. its! A than
01 the late Rev. John Henry Moran.
rector of 81.711011“!!! Church. "Liberty
of the Rolls." London. England. He
graduated at King's College. London.
ordainsddu 7803. and was seven'yesrs
vicsr of St. Stephen‘s Church Twiclt-
the present beautiful editioe has built.
lie was ulso secretary oi the Colonist
and Continental Church 21001018 and
biul to do with the building of sixteen
churches on the confluent of Europe.
in 1880 he Incline-tho chaplain otvthe,
Englliih Embassy Church In the Due
d'uuesssu. Paris. France. in which
church he built a beentirul chancel.
Mrs. D P. Moran and Mrs. Astor. oi
New York. presented the communion
piste during the time Mr. Moran had
charge
in the United States he was rector
where he built up the parish and 8
beautiful church Mr. Moran was apt
pointed so the first smhdoacon in this
country tor special work among the
colored people and bore the title of
Archdeacon of Maryland. He was rec
tor 01 Grace Church. idlh Ridge. Md.
tie then own to live in New York.
where he was ludetetiubie In church
work. preaching on Sundays In 011707
0711 011111111101; end ministering to rich
and poor slihe lie was all through
his lites laliy Interested In Sunday
school orit. believing the children
should be 0117111 taught the love 01
(led. One of his special talents: was
building up pariuheu where there Whit
no rector. getting the parish In wonder
tut condition for tho Incoming clergy"
mun
Among,r those people. whether his
:18) was short 01‘ long. he nmer 00118
«it his untirtnx 0170718 to until his I on—
seciatlon v0“. be nove'r slurred him
not! and nus always rosdy for ans (all
day or nixhl. tor unione. whether he
illicit them or not. and many such
demands were made on him; he mu
elod anywhere at any time to carry
his message or love and hope. Among
the churches he thus helped were St.
.lude's (.‘.hurch lilythsbourne. sud St.
Paul's Church W estiicid N J; 81.
i'nui'e t‘hurib. Norwulit and ’l‘r'inily'
( ‘hurch South Norwsili. His last
charge wss at \thhamplon lioach.
l... l.. where he hurd charge of the
nsrlsh tor the last three year». lie
was beloved by young and old. lie had
besides his services In the chapel 11
Sunday school on the beach ill the hi-
iornoon and iii uiulu. ho had a service
by tortthiighi. which was largely a-
tendcd and green) tilted by all. lie
coil tour services the Sunday below
110 tllt'd and preached a remarkable sor-
mon In the morning, rcadinx the epis-
tle for the Feast of the Transfiguration
ll. Peter, chapter 1, verse id. Part of
this enisilo reads thus: "Knowing
that uitortly i must put off this my
usrihly laiwrnarle' Illsivxt wnu' For
we have not followed runninuiy dcvia
ed {anion when we made known unto
you the power and coming or our Lord
Jesus Christ" Ilia simnh- talth and
grunt uplimlnm brought comfort to
1mm; and he was buried in the, s'ea
lit the parish he loved so well in West-
Iiamptou Iicnrh. surrounded bv sorrowt
Inn lrlonda. to many of whom he had
07002111 00101071 and cheer ills 0nd
us hastened by his great hour-iii in
connection with a fair on the daybe
lore he died for the benefit 0! Bi
lohn's (luiid tor sending babies to
lresh air institutions. liia Sunday
21311001 ohildmn gave all their, continua
son and bio great desire was that this
Sunday school mirth! pay the 01118071802
for 1.000 babies in be neat on the 14812111
15. Juilliard l-‘loauna Hospital boat tor
one 01 their days. and they raised the
necessary amount. This was sltnoat
the last thing he Ivan told.
He Is survived by three daughters
and one son
An impressive tuneral service wan
held on Sunday utter-noon, August 14.
the Rev. William Evans. 01 Richmond
Hill. L. 1.. anointing. assisted bv tin
Rev Dr. Mitchell. dsan' oi the Actors'
0th Alliance. 'snd Mr. Raymond. A
member 0! the Peonh's Club at which
society lsr. Moran was vioo'prQ-lllont.
suoitu oi his wonderful influence in
this non-sectarian 04qu Amity
he was loved, how he wss s chariot.
member and had been elected presi-
dent tor nine years out of the ion at
its existence. which honor. howsvtn.
no invariably ntusod. idr.
read beautifully a little poem. “Not
Knoviing."w wich Mr Moran tonsil
and gave to t use In sorrow for their
contort. A voluntary chair sang “Ole
Kindly l.l;ht.”-' The simple dasitat
was covered hitch hovers: This ser-
vice wss the first tundra! service ever
built tor many years.
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held In the church. which lass bean
Wih TQN. 91th.. Alli. l7.mt
Stile Wilt “ha“ 118 11411. oi ,
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5510517111271 1857.
The Store Closes at 5 p. 10. Except Saturdays. ' I’
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Mahogany Davenpo' B'éd's
[‘«ltcsc beds are very convenient to have in the house.
When closed they make an attractive place of furniture. On
being opened a set of springs and mattress are disclosed and
a comfortable bed may be arranged with little trouble. Beds
come in mahogany and mahogany finish, upholstered in
either velour. pan plush or leather
Prices range from $38.00 to $75.00.
Black Cotton Goods Reduced
A fine opportunity to get waist or dress Patterns in
thin black cotton materials. Batiste. Lawns, Dotted Swiss—
02. Striped Lawns. Cross-bar Lawns and Voilos. 'Fhe as-
sortment is very tempting and will be speedily closed out.
These goods are oficred at a reduction of to per cent.
from regular price.
Wash Goods Section.
Cloisonne Pins.
These Pins. arc v-crg, popular this summer and are both ,
neat and attractive. Jabot or Bolt Pins. 25 cents each.
tollar set. two pins 25 cents.
. Shirt waist sets, 50 cents
Two Specials' 111 Paper.
Shetland Linen l’a After 18 centsab0x.
Roma LlllCll Paper, 15 cents a pound. Envelopes two
packages for 15 cents.
4
Alstciliav to 1111001 Mission Bonk Racks re gularly sold
for 25 101118 spot ml :11 15 cents each.
Stationery Section.
Ladies’ Black Lace 11080 at Half Price
This morning1 we placed on sale an‘odd lot of Ladies‘
1‘ incl. ”use regular 25 1'1-nt qualitv. at half price.
lllt‘ 81111711) is limited but while they last your choice
of the lot at
13 cents a pair, two pairs for 25 cents.
erciniicr the Clearance 5210 of Hammocks, foot of
0071107 stairway, lower floor.
The I). M React Cd;
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Rummage 8018
We have placed on sale a isrue variety of short lengths and broken
lines at
RUMMAGE SALE PRICES
These include Wash Under Skirts, Tub Outside Skirts. Lawn Shirt
Waistn. Ponaee. l’nrasois. etc. Thursday alter-noun, 2 o'clock.
KIMONA SALE
Figured Lawn .... ................................... 70. Was 17¢
Fancy Dotted Lawn ................................. 244:. Was 500
Blue and Pink. white trim ............. ...... 46¢. Was 8941
l-‘iuured lawn. lace trim .......... ... .............. 50¢. Was $1.00
1.0m variety White Kimouae M liummAxe Sale Prices
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