The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1908, Page 13

Blo STICK USED ROOSEVELT IN AUTO WAR President’s Letter Glves the Victory to Automobile Club of America, WRATH IN THE A. A. A. France Forms Alliance With Dave Hennen Morris’s Organization, ‘The “Big Stick’ and the “Spear That ‘Knows No Brother" have appeared in @-new department of American life, that ppitherto has been free from Rooseveltian + doménation. ‘The Prestdent is one of the active| ‘ participants in the quarral between the | BIG STICK SWINGS IN AUTO WAR. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST ‘EW LEADERS IN VOTE FOR HONORS | Friends of the Many Candi: dates for King and Queen All Busy. A a A re UO] | BALLOTS POURING IN, Many Are Letters Urging Claims of Writers’ Choice. How Vot s Stand' for King and Queen of Coney Carnival AL 006, ‘Thursday, 6 3 Brum] } wtomobllé Club of eaetieas cae the | a bile Association | , As automobiles always Be been eecel hibited the three-mile limit of the sum- mer capitol at Oyster Bay, St was pre @umed that the ‘Big Stick’ had interest in motor cars. But now it has | swung @ partisan swat that has busted | \ the tiras and choked the carburetors of the Automobile Assoviation. The quarrel between the club and I cA association has as many and ate | peated causes as a Sociallstic platform, | Bach side charges the other with| { | ‘numerous high crimes and mis- | _demeanors, {ncluding monopoly, !m-| { perialism, centralization, Federal con- apace eames ioe trol, rotection, subsidy and extor- , — ‘, © al}. tlonate taritt, Tt is a strugele bewveen| ROUNd the World Fleet Meets’ But Telegraphers Are Expect. Managers of the Buckingham « Tival organizations for control of the @port of the country, President Roosevelt !s a member of| the Automobile Club of Americ. hich “tncludes many prominent New Yorkers. , Some weeks ago he wrote a letter to Worst Weather Since Leav- ing Hampton Roads, * "Dave Hennen Morris, the chief spirit) AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Aug. 1— WINNIPEG, Aug. 1—The Cana ot the club, in which he warmly coms !1909 P, M—The supply ship Culgoa, at- Pacific Ratiroad ts prepared for @ long mended its work. Mr. Morris hurried struggle with th i tached to the Atlantic fleet, from Hono- lulu July 21, arrived here this evening. She received this morning the follow- over to France with the “Big Stick” letter, and by Its potency induced the French association to break off rela- tlons with the Automobile Assocation! ing wireless communication from the little wear and tear, and three hundred of America and form an international] post; Japanese mechanics trained in the rail- | alliance with the Automobile Club of| wygsterday and to-day (Aug, 6 and 7), Way shops and technical schools of t America, William K. Vanderbilt, jr, represent: ing the association, tried to combat Mr there was a fresh breeze to moderate gale with a rough sea. the weather was the heaviest encoun- WARSHIPS PITCH CANADIAN PACIFIC AON J CLARED This morning | Payton, Davidgon. a HOTEL GOTHAM j= ly range Kapnan Now Control Big Liquorless Fifth Avenue Hostelry. ed to Add to Complica- tions by Going Out, Danielson Dougherty onan QUEEN, ieorge M The company’s loc stock are at present In e dition, the dry summer having caused | Bernard nd Pacific Coast States, are ving being distributed where necessary. Sleeping and dining cara have been | , hot mest it has been overated city Ir France, but th Roosevelt | are th ops to provide | ana ear 1 ae | eters wanted paprertutte tered since leaving Hampton Roads, drawn up close to the shops to provide | managements already, and its The PRU eEroUnds pet ween the A. A Ine ships are pitching heavily, Spars |Sccommodations = & fea 6? VResial have been generally ascribed 1 were knocked down at 8.00 A. M., labor, and there 19 guar pectil | nen to the fact that !t has no bar es Mt constehias, Fifteen shop firemen oF | ana under the law cannot have one be- personal bitterness. “We will increase our speed to eleven | ~ AvGul Sereilastlevenilie under the law ca. has né be: A id meetings of Its|knote, and expect to reach Auckland 6878 bosses walked oll Det tall, & cause {t 19 so “lose to the chu 2 The election for King and Queen to executive officers during the week, anc|on schedule time, There will be no fleet | ME. declining to wine Tee AN te casual cocktail, the highball en pas rule over the festivities of the sixth an- made accusations against the other. J evolutions to-day on account of the Ee Fear Oh? i sae pe Baye Deena enown ne my Bual Mardi Gras Carival and Fall bn cr esd ey r. a Ty | oul m, and @ guest who desired : |weather. Tho vessels keep their forma-) °°. cance or disorder has been Te th meals had to send out—to Festival with which Coney Island closes tion and distance easily. The position of the fleet at 8 o'clock last night, Aug. 6, was 31.51 south latitude and 178 east longitude. Distance from Auckland, 360 miles.” Already the city of Auckland is ablaze with flags in honor of the fast ap- FALLS FROM ROOF CLUTCRING COR ICE ported from any of the company’s ehops in Western Canada. Mags-meetings contimue to be held by the men and t ne pickets keep cl IDPS: and ali incoming tre a ary employed in almost all dey of the Work and are divided tn which work both night and day season of 188 in the week of Sapt. 14 to 19 Inclusive waxes hot as the days avemue liquor store, gen e cold dottle which goes .wit proceed. Henry Brumt retains his lead with 412 votes, followed closely by Corse Payton But a new Richmond appears vr lessees, and William R. from the mortgagess and Wood, wh proaching Aperican fleet, and interest in. Canadian Pacific telagrapners are pre- @feld la Beank Davidec | the visit of the warships Is running paring, OF ety Ad Hotel, opposite the Cunard high, Parlament to-day adjourned for 2, Ortawa next week and the men do rat enth street and {ts terms will satisty them, 5 _|a Week in order to enable the members | pot believe its terms will sat ; “AHN wedbacie | Piano-Mover Pitches Headfore- | | of the two Houses to devote themselves jidate to-day Shivers and at to the entertainment of the visitors, men of the Lus' who collected most to Street From Height | Only two members, both Maoris, object- ind sent to the Mard! Gras editor 2 | ed to adjourning. They explained the Maoris were {n no | way enthusiastic over the much herald- val of the fleet of Seven Floors oy because of L ‘ans on the color = e The cornice on the roof of the sevens atti: es for the man who has long served 1 other passengers, officers and ard line. In a letter with preas the determina- thls prince of hotel men STOCKS STRONG Ti AN ACTIVE MARKET story house at 9 Bast One Hun- question,’ dosent ng Coney Island Mard! dred and Seventh street viving way be- iseenpey| \3 neath him, John Morecroff, twenty-nine | extr who had objected. The wel- earn ssiiwvold, &f NO. 7 Wet Ol. jeome to the ‘feet, the Premier said, , TeaEG Bhelnprlonds: fre uey, years old, of No. 247 West Sixty )) would be practically unanimous, Industrials, Reading, St. Paul, A, J. Gulotta, of No. 129 Centre street street, fell seven s a 7 EE SONG | ’ ¥ Y forward to fourth plac street and was almost instantly killed Rif j k tt ds BL Poe : fod BONAPARTE AGAIN DENIES | Pacitics and New York th J.P, Porarty hue: ys | 1 Dlorecroft was a are ye HE WILL LEAVE CABINET. Central Leaders. for kingly honors |s adison avenu ft nford, the man who built to fasten 4 1008) BALTIMORE, Ave Berney Gen. new Brighton Beach and ag sled eral Bonaparte dlpored of the resent Stocks were in very active demand 1 railway line which has fe the edge ve eportithat ices rose all others as the means of the str i rit ac sportation ron h t the street. H ‘ CARER alpen eee , nsportation from Manhattan Olinging about fifteen f led by Wade H. Ellis, Bartel Hewat Yt of Ohio, in the following telegra nding, New ¥ . him ac the News to-day from Lenox, Mass.; St Paul & 1 ; a ue vale sors Tias Dr, Hooskel of Harlem Hospital was! ‘ave not the alightes ees : ; ted wit votes, and the support called, Out the man died in the embu. hot the slightest intention of nalgamated Copper, Utah ( the Biks, of which fh villedil ‘ resigning before end of present Adm ie His oy whieh oe le & valied lance, ae Ha RICH MAN HELD AS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. ‘ation @ denied this story so of- nat I think further denials on my are unnecassary “CHARL pa 8 J. BONAPARTE." ROOT CONSIDERS THE ational Lead ng 11-4 and and who has already been nalf dozen locomo- American 8m havi $e Pacifics and These gains the buying was per, Colorado Fuel, r, and of Shrine, and the approval and pport of Coney Island, trom Stryker ‘Iamson down to tne newest recrutt Coney's forces. “WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO KILL YOURSELF?” HE ASKS, ' 'Then Frank Kuhn, Here From St.| Edward B. Marryatt Found Uncon- is, S Hi fo tee ae ious, Gas Tube in Mout REFUSAL OF HONDURAS. Pei, Sievics Mills Wha lle SRE ot bar ere Gea cious, Gas ru ¢ in| outh, Rares. Le With a Knife le wite of one of the best by His Wife, winnie Le bai hag n in sporting c , and one A man of middle age, clad popular members of the Edward B. Marry passert Broome nocratic Club, of Harlem, Nicholas avenue, THIS CARAIVAL Accompanied by, <ismet Temple of the! 7, 1908, «1 rons HSHING PLANS Of WoL COM i | Tn OL hs ess Kc Play Big Part ie sade in Honor of Athletic Champions. Just a Few More of Those Urged tor Carniv SOME OTHER FEATURES. All Cominittees Bligh on Vare Ends of the Great Demonstration Aug. 29, | | | 29 1s the day. it is going to be for the Olymplan champions! It is row practically settled that the monater parade will start from the neighborhood An And net what a day 1) street and the Western Plaza and proceed down Broadway te he Cl Hall, where the elaborate re- n exercises will be held. Cannon @ national salute to the Ani nietes and the Mayor will pre 1a handsome medal, spectally and ordered by the executivy oom States troops as well ag \ and uniformed and ununle of athletic organiza @. and twenty fing the martial musto m of the nembers assem An sing ng will with the indred children, under { Prof, G. Quintano, are now being trainel ting part they will play tion. be the bands inter eating fea horua, Planning Great Parade. Chairman P. J. Conway, of the eay mittee of the reception coms been in communteation wit’, large number of prominent men who ave expressed a willingness not only to partiipate in honoring the cham- 3, but widl subdseribe liberally towa, ying the expenses of the pus celebration. The milltary committee met at%City Major Jonn J. Dimon, o@ nth Regiment, presiding, ve f ULLET DUT STOP. & POLICEMAN’ NSEAE 5 RECK BAGH EN Co ig The Twelfth, Ninth, Twenty-second, McCourt Rene On Until He i. aT 5 Sixty-ninch, Fourteenth, Twenty-third, } if Seventh and Seventy-first regiments Landed Three Men He i Hie il {iKF were represented, as were @ number of W as Att a Organizations which desire to show d ter, thelr appreciation of the work of the Eeceeeeree at London by turning out te : Yay A; aed] thelr full membership. James McCourt ¢ Tenement-Hor ctor TS) “President Rovrevelt, it 1s understood, n station, was fired at Killed Du if + Vacation has arranged to recetve @ committee tors who: B i PES US oA at Oyster Bay with the view of finally arr hbmond Tere y, planning for the appearance in the i parade of FeJeral troops and batteries, n. Fred D, Grant {8 also to be imter viewed, as he, commander of. the Division of the East, will have the ase sig of the bodies of United Btates to be accorded a prominent nin the parade Committees All Busy. tion committee of five hune minent citizens, each of whor wear a distinct badge designed by comm and @ finance committee one hundred well known men have been appointed Major Dixon desires that the applicas Richmond. ut the men were in- bols- at ned a a tene= rwoed ttee, tlons of thoso organizations Wishing (@ , take part !n parade be seat to it him at once at City Hall, so that poste Bente a goud ns in line can be assigned. Applica. : ut wlarmed from the Public School Athletio fam La s . the Sunday Bohol Athletig ve Y. M,C. A. and kindred ould be forwarded at "Dixon sald to-day. was decided that the Muntelpal mmittee will comprise every member zoard of Aldermen, the Presi+ of the board and the presidents of the five boroughs. 0 it WORDS AND MUSIC COMPLETE— SONG HIT OF pped and stared at They w made quat officer uinutes, nly and fox Ss husoand unconsclous on his * ; a gas tube in his mouth. es brought the janitor and ‘Dr, cae) and D> WHEAT CROP LOSS SHOWN z 4 all in reguscitat- | aay Mr, Marryatt and sit Ia rental | BY GOVERNMENT REPORT. +2 } sre tt was said he would! wagHINGTON, Aug. 1—The > 14 tinement two years ago | Reporting Board of the Departm * owhed € o-day issued a bullet! cat condition of sprin + # ij mpared : a ten” t ¢ . 2 > " LEAVES TRUST FUND FOR HER CATS AND PARROTS. Though «1D, Caught Robbing Man sf Young Wrote Home That He ms 5 4 Peay tt Man Pramo Denied Galle, Wold Und e and 4 6 care ¢ od to Mra. me pa Paalk parr 2M Pramo rt ats and Lowry ° at f Thi y years old when she died o @ dow ma) ed 1ough | on i These pets are to be conside x u@ht in she act, a Yingroualy de- | onte ed y 4 hed having. eg o share in the {ne oe the roovery and inained wpan go- | Dlacraat $a week for te suppart o +d they die the trust fund reverta ‘ fag to trial oud ether haa, SKYSCRAPER ON HOTEL SITE | Sea Gate was nominated for Quaen Brill Association, with Mr. paign manager, and ent with 300 votes, making her Queen. Mrs. George T. is second, with 196, and Miss ps, leading lady of the Corse oa Avenue Theatre, Brooklyn, third, with 168 votes, and the promise from some of the enthusiastic admirers of this beautiful young actress of aol more. Bernard (For Voting Coupon See Page 2.) | es Pinme ied for a Sixteen-Story | The Cohan & Harris Rol.iing in Union Square. Bullding Plane cape Naee | Minstrel Show, Now ai New York Theatre, Song by Geo. M.Cohan,,, vet Sunday’s WORLD. NEXT ng Company, ich William H. Chesobrough 1s Pres- ient. It will be of brick and granite, vith trimmings of limestone and terra atta, fronting 127 feet on the plaza and vet on the avenue, with an extension S feet, and will cost $660,000. The f muses are Goldwin, Starrett & Van 4c The Honey Boy