The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
January 17, 1904

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X c f p s sbh p o r I k bh SUNDAT StJN T JANUABI 17 lOOt 1804Fair lOOtI I t o Fair and nd colder today to day and tomorrow tomorrowVOL to morro morrow 5 5t t VOL LXXINO 139 NEW YORK SUNDAY JANUARY 17 1 7 1904 1904oOJlurlOM CoiwrtoM IDOl by Tb T TA t Sun 811 Printing and PMiMna Allocation Auo lltion THIRTYFOUR PAGES PIUCE P1UGEFIVE FIVE CENTS BRYANISAFTERAYETOPOWER BRYANISAFTERAYETOPOWERSEEKS N NnFUmtTES r SEEKS TO CONTROL A THIRD OF OFDELEGATES OFrnLEGATES DELEGATES TO ST LOUIS LOUISWin UJUISWh Win Wh Ith llrarst to Prevent a Nomination NominationHed NomIDatioDHcd NonthatlonIIec1 Hed Have to Bolt DoltUnltRale BoRUfflt Unit Rule BU1 for New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Delegation DeIeIttOflMUFPhY Murphy MoCarren MoCarrenanil ItlcCarrfJDand and flI 11111 for or DelegatcsatLarae DelegatcsatLaraeAll All the Democratic Democ tio national committee committeemen men save VO Norman E Mack of Buffalo Buffalowho BuJralowhohave Buffalof who whohave have been browsing about New York Yorkcity Yorktit Yorkcky f city tit in n all sorts of Democratic nooks search searching searchIng eearchtng ing for Democratic scheme left for home homeyesterday homeYl8terIL1 homeyeeterday yesterday They departed without much muchif if any information concerning the views viewsand viewsI viewfind and intentions of Leader Chance F Murphy Murphyof MurphyofTammany I of Tammany They have haveknown known that Sena Senator Senator Senator tor Partick Henry McCarren the Democratic Democraticleader Democratloi i leader of If f Kings and exLieutGov William WilliamFrancis WIlUamFr WilliamFrancis Francis Fr ncid Sheehan of Now York city with withmore withl withmore l more or less influence in uenoo in Erie rie county also alsoare al8oi alsoare i are outspoken for Chief Judge Alton B BParker BParker Bparker Parker as the Democratic candidate for forPresident forPresident forPresident President PresidentBomO Presidentt PresidentSmO t BomO of Mr Ir Sheehans friends went so BOfar soI sofar I far as to say yesterday that Mr Sheehan Sheehanbelieves Sheehanb Sheehanbelieves believes b leves Judge Parker will bo nominated nominatedby no noptinatedby lnated lnatedby by acclamation Mr Murphy merely con continued continued I tinued to say yesterday that t at If Grover Clove Cleveland Clevoland Cloveland land should be nominated he would be bec befJaded beelected 4 4One c elected fJadedOnt leitedOne One interostingblt Interesting bit the visiting Democratlo Democraticnational Democratlolltlonal DemocratloatIona1 national committeemen learned Ie ed yesterday yesterdaywas was as that seventyeight delegates deleg tes from the theptate theState thestate State of otNew New York to the theDernocratio Democratic national nationalconvention nationalonyentlon nationalonvent1on convention will be bound by the Ironclad Ironcladunit Ironcladunit Ironcladunit unit rule Knowledge of this fact it was wassaid wasnld 4 said hM made Mr Murphy discreet and It Itmay Itmay Itmay may be that he will not declare his real In Intentions Intendons intentions tentions until the battle ground of the con contention contention conetIon tention at St Louis July 5 Is reached reachedAt At least two New York men have been beenwidely beenidely beenwidely widely idely mentioned for the Presidential Presidentialnomination Presidentialnomination PraldontlalnomInatIon nomination Judge Parker and William WilliamR R Hearst There Is good ground to war warrant warrant warrant rant the statement that Mr Bryan and Mr MrHeirst MrHelrst MrReirst Heirst have hitched up together with a awell awell 4 well defined determination n to control If Ifpofsible IfI ifposlhIe I pofsible onethird of the delegates to the thenational theI thenational I national convention Democratic candi candidates candidates candidates dates for President are nominated by a atwothirds atwotbirds atwothirds twothirds vote and not by a a majority majorityvote malorityTote maJorityotea9 vote otea9 as are tho candidates of a Republican aBenubllcannational Republicannational ReDublicannational national convention conventionDemocrats conventionDemocrats conventionDemocrats Democrats who spoke yesterday of tho thoreported thoreported thereported reported plans of Mr Bryan and Mr Hearst Hearstadded Hearstlidded Hearstadded added that neither could hope to be nomi nominated nominated norMnated nated for President but that It was their theirintention theirintention theirintention intention to have very much to say with withonethird withonethird withonethird onethird of the convention at their backs backsas as to who shall be the candidate Mr MrBryan MrBryan MrBryan Bryan It was added Is opposed OP1 Oeed to all the thecandidates thecandidates thecandidates candidates whoso boom have been men mentioned mentioned mentioned tioned within the last laa f few w months montlutCleve montlutClevet Cleve Cleveland t land Parker Olney Gorman Gray Graand Graanddemands Grayanddemands and anddemands demands the nomination nominin of a I man ma whose whosecandidacy whosecndldwou whosecandldao candidacy cndldwou candldao would not force for him hi and his hisfriends hisfriends friends to t bolt bol tho Democratic Docato national nationalticket ntonal ntonaltokt nationalticket ticket tokt and d stand a up and a b b counted countedThis count countedThis This Thl would wou bo b distasteful dltate to Mr M Bryan Bryanas Bran Brana as a many ma of Mr Bryan Ban supporters spprer In 1890 1890and 1890a 1896and and a 1600 10 would wou not nt follow talo him h arguing agl that thatthe tt ttthe thatthe the Democratic Deocato party had ha given Ilv him h In Intwonominations I intwonOmIMtlons twonominations two Ilaton py for the Presidency Pdeo all allthat allthat that any man ma could cua ask of f his hpay hpayS hi party 80 S Mr Bryan B with wt the t old a of Mr M Hearst Hearstjt Helt HeltI jt I t was w reiterated rl t with wth emphasis emphlb by those thosewho tOl thosehQ who whC hQ said 4 they to knew kw the t programme prograUIM are areout areut arent out ut to t control conl onethird onthid of the to convention conventionand oonTntlon oonTntlond and nd d in I this twa way wa exercise eorl a veto vetoMr vetoM vetoMr Mr M Murphy Muh of Tammany Tay Democrats Democratsrt Dmoat Democratseat eat rt will I be b In I a position pton at the t proper properto prpr prprt properimi imi to t control conto the t united vote vot or the t New Newoik Newok Nwrk ok oik rk delegation dlpn but In I order ord to t do d so soS S 9 must mut have hT the te sixtythree stt delegates delegatescm dlegats dlegatsm cm m Kings Kg to t the te spring Iprg State Stt convention conventionhich cnvnton cnvntonMoh conventionrIh hich selects s tho delegatesatlarge delegatatlj to t the theitional te teton theatlonal itional convention Senator McCarren McCarreni ton cnventon Snatr McCen McCenmte I i master mte In I InKlngsand Kings Kng and he Is I later for Judge Judgearker Judgeaker Judgearker arker aker but the Kings Kng county Democratic Deocrato Deocratorgaton Dernocratlorganlzatlon Democraticrrganizatlon rrganizatlon rgaton while whie desiring desiing to preserve its itsAutonomy It ItsUtonomy psre utonomy la indissolubly bound I sdJsolubly boun up u with withammany wih Tammany tammany ammany in municipal munloipl political pltc affairs Moreover It Is asserted lered Senator al McCar McCarn ten en n and his sixtythree Blxtythre delegates Senatr from frm frmngs Kings ngs could not organize organio any I any combination cmbiaton fa the State which would disturb ditub Tara Ta toanys anys supremacy suprmay at the approaching State tte convention cnventon while whle on the other othr hand handammany 1 Tammany ammany requires requies the support of the th Kings Kngs county delegates at lupprt this convention t and the same sme situation situaton will wi apply conventon when the th theentyel I seventyeight eentyel ht delegates reach reah St Louis and vote under the unit rule rle So It Lu may ma maI I turn tur out that Senator Slnatr McCarren McCn S will wU drive drlJ aa 1 hard a bargain bargan as n a possible psible with his Tam many mny friends Neither NeiUer Tammany nor the Kings county organization Kngs orgaizton can control I without Ithout aid from frm the other camp In all al this thi preliminary prlmnary talk no atten lion ton has ha been bn given by either Tammany Tammay ft r the iFwfncou iFwfn Kings cou countyites tyies t to the he opinions oph of ofr countytes on aid D Hi Hill on th the situln situation It Is stated however owoer r that three thre of the delegatesat large to be selected ll llvention bf oolettd at the spring con 0 vention will 11 be Mr Murphy enainr JlcCarren Mr rr Murhy Snatr Hill 1 Hi the fourth raiinto man to I 1 be a Democrat Dtmocrat from frm either eithr Erie Ee or mn Onon t riaca dR a The friends riendsof of Edward Murphy Jr of f Troy say that tht he should Ewar be Iurhy the fourth fo rth delegateatlarge and other Democrats mentioned for Co this tr place plae are ae 1 Edward Simmons 6mmon of New York Smith M Weed Eward of PlattBburg Daniel S Lament Lmont Wef of New York and JVllllam William J Connors Coner or Norman E Mack of Buffalo BuffaloPASTOR Bulalo Bulalo1t BuffaloJtSTOR PASTOR 1t TOR F4LSE TO LOVERS VOWS VOWSHIM VOWSlu vowsIIs HIM lu IIs lojtlcei Mlce Charge are In Her Breach reach of ofPromise ofPomle orProfuse Promise Pomle Suit SUt for S100OO S100OOPHILADELPHIA 81000 LO000PrIzLAnErpn1 PHILADELPHIA PILDEIpnu Jan 18 l6Becaiie Because Becaue he broke his vows to her she says Miss Mi Agnes Justice JUtlc of Pcnnsgrove Penngrove N J Is suing the Rev Re J w Davis Davi pastor pator of the Baptist Baptit Church Curc at Pedrlcktown Pedrlckton for 1100 10000 The I I Pper pen were filed fed today at Salem Hem For two Wars rM Miss IM Justice Justce says the minister eay miniter courted her At Courte that time tie she was wa a member tnber of his congregation congregaton Their Teir en 8 cagpment asgernen g ment was Wa announced announcd In the spring of If 1902 102 he got leave of absence abenc and went broad for a year to study he said In so eluded clded nooks nook Their Teir parting paring Miss Mis Justice JusticecraJ Justce craJ UtYfh UtYfhWI WI w I aitfdtr a tender asany as any other Passages w o of their r e r courtship courship had ha been beenW beenany Pago W Iay any Lu8 times during the year the minister mln ter jyote wrote to her lib letters at first full fullV Hi letter frt were t wer lo ful I tLlove his travel and containe contajnej but they lte little gradually desoripton descriptions changed of I ntII I therl them wa was much of grualy his journeys and httl5 It e atection Nevertheless aectlon ioverheles there was Il Ivay8 Wa ay some reference to their engagement relrenc I Re e return returned d lat last June le He was engaement cool and gaO V no satisfactory a factory answer wa to questions questionsntana satIsfator awer I ntana Para Parato R to WFhen when their marriage snowa should queton take i PI i marrage Place Finally Inaly Miss Mi Justice Justc sued suedBride suedDrde suedUndo Bride Drde Dances Until Unt Exhausted Exharted 1 Mrs Ir John Pollnskl who became Polnki a bride I In bcame brde I Bayonne KavnnnA XT N T T Tloobni nb Byonne J on Frdy Friday lat last made a brave rve elor effort to dan dance wth with every me male loobni F took best kt ktlat lat at her hlerl hlerlweddg wedding weddg reception rcpton ever which whichv A100 r niaro ae lnher In n her ler 1L home me in Pine street J Jer Jero r fp v etr fy y Ity Uty k1ty after afer the ceremony cremony From 4 4I 4c li2Luntl1 slXtyVen o OClock I c oc unti until midnight W iht she danced dncd with withhcer withhxctMvhen men and then she fainted hxctMvhen from hcer w r rom romJ r exhaustion ex exhaustionso1T11En1rALM au ton tonIOV1ESu IOV1ESu so1T11En1rALM LMIED LIMITED TO TE ThE EAST COt8T AST OF FLA EST t p AIEN 0 AIG1STA AIG1STAUIa t tR R dR R Southem Ir Ry The splendor of ofr ofeflent r eflent UIa Jent Ie b ule punctua Punctusi perorae performance ot Ila tte ei eiI I or thu thuIe t5 grest n aecouDI J fornu5fr for lupero upeo r M patlDre patlDreI VatnhIe VatnhIet n I t pe PeIa1 luef t OUthe t rnLnX R dlalnr c car r service serice 14 teaF tr t Y YOt fflcfts dllica ee alt 1 and nd tlM 15 HURT BY STREET EXPLOSIONS EXPLOSIONSTwo EXLOSIONS EXLOSIONSTo Two To of Them Tem In I Amsterdam Amsteram Avenue Avenueflad AvenuefladWeather enueDad enueDadWeather Bad BadWeather Weather Biamcd for Them ThemExplosions Tem TemExploslon ThemExplosions Explosions Exploslon of gas ga hi I the th electric eleoto wire wireconduit wireconduit conduit condut hi I Amsterdam Atera avenue avnu near nearSeventieth nearSvndet nearSeventieth Seventieth Svndet street stet are ar getting gettng to t be fre frequent freqent hequent quent qent The third thi In a month mnth occurred oud at atabout atabut atabout about abut 830 G oclock oolc elock last lt evening A few fewminutes fewmuts fewminutes muts minutes later ltr there ther was another aother Just Jwt a ablock abok ablock block bok south southThe IUt southThe The explosion exploion at Seventieth Seventeth street srt lifted lifteda lted lteda a manhole mnole cover several severl feet into the air airand airand airand and scattered scatter a lot of dirt dir and ad stones The Thenoise Thenoi Thenoise noise noi startled taled a alot lot of people who wore eat eating eating eatlog ing dinner diner In the Hotel Regent Rgent and the theresidents therldents theresidents residents rldents of the Georgia Gorgl apartments apartmentsNobody apments apmentsNobdy apartmentsNobody Nobody Nobdy was wa hurt bur at a the Seventieth venith street streetexplosion srt srtexplosion streetexplosion explosion but there different ther was a diferent story storyat storya at a the Sixtyninth 81ynnth street sr eruption erpton The Thomanhole Te Temnole Themanhole manhole mnole cover flew few ew off of like lke a Sandy Sny Hook Hookshell Hookshel Hookshell shell shel Into the plate gloss glawinow window of James JamesDuffs JamesDuffs Duffs Dls saloon on the corner ore and a smashed eed it itto Itto itto to smithereens sm hern while whie the crowd crw hi I front of ofthe ofthe ofthe the bar br made a rush Tb for fortho the back bck room rm roomMiss v vMiss Miss Mi E Coughlln Cughli of East Et Orange Ornge N J Jwho Jwbo Jwho who is I staying tyln with wit her sister sistr Mrs Mr E EOLcary EOLary EOLeary OLcary OLary of 242 West Sixtyninth Sityninth street streetwas strt strtwas streetwas was passing palng along aong the te street stt at the time timeand tme tmead tImeand and ad was a within five fve feet fet of the manhole manholewhen manholewhen manholewhen when the explosion occurred occurredWhen ocured ocuredWhen occurredWhen When the crowd cwd came ce out ot of the saloon saloonto sloon sloonto to see se what ht damage damag had ha been bn done they theyfound theyfound found Miss Coughlln Cughln unconscious unconcos Her head headwas headwas was badly bdy cutand cut and bruised brl and her side was washurt washurt hurt hurtThe hur The Te conduit con ut repair rpir forces tor Mid that the therecent thernt therecent recent rnt combination omblnton of snow IOW ice iC thaws thawsand thawsand thawsand and freezings frzlgs had hd made mde many many oppor opportunities opportuntes opportunitlea tunities tuntes for gas to accumulate In the sub subwaya subwaYI subways ways wayaThe waYI waysThe The Te gas a lamp lmp at the Sixtyninth Sitynnt street streetcorner stret stretcomer streetcorner corner was wa smashed Bmhed by the explosion explosionHOUSE explson explsonHORSE explosionHORSE HORSE IN TIlE SUBWAY SUBWAYNarrow SUDWAYI SUDWAYNarrow BUll WAY WAYNarrow I Narrow Escape Eep for a Party Prty of Four Driving DrivingDown Drhlnl DrivingDown Down Du Broadway BroadwayMr Mr and Mrs MI Francis Franci McMillan and her hermother hermother hermother mother Mrs Mr F E Lewis Lwi and the latters lattersson lattersBon latterseon son left Mr M McMillans ZolIle residence rsldenc In the thoEuclid theEucld theEuclid Euclid Eucld Hall Hal apartments apament In West Wet Eighty Eightyfifth Eghy Eghyfth Eightyfilth fifth fth street strct at about 730 7 oclock ocok and started starteddowntown stard starddowntow starteddowntown downtown downtow on Broadway Broaway In a carriage criage which whichJohn whlobJohn whichJohn John Collorton Clorton of the West End Ed Stables Stableswas Stable Stableswas driving drivingFor drivingFor was wa drvng drvngFor For some distance dltanco on either elber side of Broad Broadway Broa Broadway way In the neighborhood nelghborboo of Seventyeighth Seventyeighthstreet Seventylghthetret street etret the subway excavators excavator havo loft loftholes lefthole loftholes holes hole about five ve feet wide and about ten tenfe tenfeet tenfeet fe feet t deep extending down to the roof rof of ofthe ofthe ofthe the subway In the centre cntre of the street streetthey stret stretI streetthey they have left lef high piles pies of dirt dir which are arenow ar arenow I now covered coverd with snow sno and ice iceCollorton leeCloron iceCollorton Collorton Cloron says Mysthat that he didnt know about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe the holes hols which the ditchers dltcer had left lef At Atany Atay Atany any ay rate rae when the carriage criage was wa going goingdown goingdow goingdown down dow on the car c tracks track between btwen Seventy Seventyeighth Seventyeighth Seventyeighth eighth and Seventyseventh Seventysenth streets strts the theoff theof theoff off of horse hor slipped sUpp and fell tel When he fell fellhe fel fellhe he broke the pole ple and the harness haress and andtumbled andtubled andtumbled tumbled tubled off of Into the th Subway SubwayCollorton Subay SubayCllrn SubwayCollorton Collorton Cllrn leaped leap from the box and ad seized seizedthe seizedthe the other horse hore while whie the occupants ocpants of the thecarriage theolie thecarriage carriage olie jumped Jup out as fast fat oa a they could couldAll couldA couldAU All A of them the had ha a I hard hd time tie keeping keepig their theirfooting theirfootng theirfooting footing footng on tho Icecovered lcvere bank of dirt dirtAll dir dirtAll All A reachedtho rohe tho sidewalk siewal In I safety sety Then Thenthe Thenthe ien ienthe the driver divr called cled Up the stable and got gotanother gt gtanotho gotanother another anotho rig whloh carried cie the party pay down downtown dow downtoWn town townThe tow toWnThe The Te cars c on the downtown downto track were wereblocked wereblooke wereblocked blocked blooke for more mor than half hal an hour hou as a aresult ar arertilt result r st of the accident acident and the horse hors that had hadfallen hadfallen hadfallen fallen hi I was not nt dragged dragge out until ut nearly nealy noariyii 11 1 oclock The animal anial was W badly but not notfatally notfataly notfatally hurt hurtJAMES hurtJAMES fatally fataly hu huAVES JAMES L I BLAIR DEAD DEADSt St 8 t Louis Lal Man Under a Cloud Dies In Flor Florida ElorIdaUOO000 ida ldSOO IdaUOO000 MOOOOO Life Lfe Insurance Insurnce Involved InvolvedST ST Louis Lms Jan 18 18Henry Henry T Kent of 3737 337 Washington Boulevard Boulevrd one of the thebondsmen thebondmen thebondsmen bondsmen bondmen of James Jame L Blair mar as well as his hisattorney Wsattory hisattorney attorney attory received receved a telegram from Cuatle CuatleFla Cut CutFa CustItFla Fla Fa this thi evening evenng saying sayng that Mr Blair Blairhod Blar Blarh Blairhad had h died ded at noon today toay Mrs M Blair Blar and his hisson Wseon hisson son Percy Per were wer with wth him to the last On OnTuesday OnTuesday i iTueay Tuesday Tueay last lat Mr r Blair was seized seize with wih a acongestive aongostve acongestive congestive ongostve chill ohl which he could coud not throw throwoff thrw thrwal throwoff off al He grew grw steadily teaiy worse wore and Mrs MraBlair MrsBlair n Blair Bair and a his h son were hurriedly huely summoned summonedfrom summned summonedfrom from New Ne York Yor arriving avng last lt night nightUpon nght nghtUpn nightUpon Upon Upn the question Suetlon of Blairs Bls death hangs bangstho hangsthe hangsthe the payment payent of more than tn 1500000 500000 O carried carriedby caried cariedby carriedby by him In policies plcie In various variou life lfe insurance insurancecompanies Iluranc Iluranccmpaes insurancecompanies companies cmpaes One of these companies for forwhom forwhom forwhom whom Blah Blir had hd long been special sil counsel counselin counel counelIn in St Louis Luis made me an attempt atempt afterward afterwardabandoned aterard aterardabandone afterwardabandoned abandoned abandone In part to have hve the Federal Federalcourts Feera Federalcourts courts court annul the policy polOT alleging fraud fraudand fraudad fraudand and ad intent Intnt to defraud charging chging that he hemisrepresented heIrprnte hemisrepresented misrepresented Irprnte theamount of his legitimate legitimateIncome legitmat legitimateincome Income that it was his h purpose purpos In securing securingthe suring suringthe the Insurance Inuanc on his hi life lfe to commit commt suicide suicidethat suicidethat uloldethat that he had h attempted attmpted suicide uclde as a he had hadplanned ha hadplanned I planned plne to do on two or more occasions occasionssucceeding occion occionIccedlg occasionssucceeding I succeeding Iccedlg the revelations rvlton of his h connection connectionwith conneoton conneotonwith conneotionwith with fraudulent frauduent transactions transactionsBlab traton tratonBlir transactionsBlair Blab Blir was accused ad by James L Roberts Robertsan Robrt an attorney attorey and once onc a stenographer stenogapher In InBlairs InBlairs inBlairs Blairs office ofC of having embezzled embzzle some someJ400000 fame J400000 140 from Dlok Dick Broa Broi A Co of New York Yorkand Yorkand Yorkand and Philadelphia Phildlphia and of having hvng diverted divertedto to his hi own use u about abut 160 03000 belonging belongingto to the Blow estate estte of St Louis Lul Roberts Robertsmade Rbrt Robertsmade made mde a statement ettment to t the Grand Gra Jury Ju in injajr InSt InSt St Lui Louis In which he aleged alleged that Blair Blairot Blairgot jajr jajrgot got ot large sums sm of money on forged deeds deedsBlair deed deedsBlair Blair Blir while whie denying the charges chage to news newspaper newspaper newspaper paper men fainted falnt and fell fel to the floor for of ofthe ofthe ofthe the veranda vernd of his hi home He became boame a amental amental amental mental wreck wok and his friends talked of ofsending ofsnding ofsending sending snding him hi to an a sanitarium enltaium Tho To Grand GrandJury GrandJury GrandJury Jury returned rtured two Indictments against againstbelonging againstBlair againstBlair Blair Involving the dlslpaton dissipation of 10 seo000 seo000belonging belonging to the Blow Dow estate Otte and the al alleged allege alleged leged lege embezzlement through thrugh forgeries of ofover otover ofOver over 1300000 10 from frm Dick Bros Brs and their theirclienta theirclents theirclients clients clientaBlair clientsBlair clents clentsBlai Blair Blai was wa former forer counsel coll for the St StLouis StLuis StLouis Louis Luis fair but resigned r lged two days before beforethe bfor beforethe the the Roberts Rbrs charges ohargs became bcame publo public Ho Hotook Hetook Hotook took a prominent part par In political poltCIrefora poltCIreforaton pollti ai reforma reformations reformations tions hi I St Louis Luis and when Attorney Attorey Folk Folkwas Folkwas Folkwas was ton prosecuting prsctng the grafters graftr he offered offeredto oaered oaeredto ofteredtoralse to toralse raise rl a fund To to help him His is wife was waspresident Wi waspresident president prsident of the board of lady managers managersof mager of the fair fairBlair fairBlir fairBlair Blair Blir Waa wa vas heavily hevly insured insurd to the extent extentof extnt extntof extentof it said ld After Blair of 500000 0 was Atr Blar got gotinto gotinto gotInto into trouble the Mutual Mutul Life Insurance InsuranceCompany InsuranceCmpany InsuranceCompany Company paid P1d 33065 30 to the United Untd States StatesCircuit Sttes SttesCrit StatesCircuit Circuit Cmpany Crit Clerk Cerk In St Louis Luln in unearned uneared pre premiums pr promiurns miums mium upon two to policies polces held by Blair BIrTo BlairThe The To company upn desired desird to cancel cancl the two twopolicies twopolicies twopolicies ompy and made tho sensational policies naton state stateto stte sttement statemont mont Uat irat Blair delbertly deliberately Intnded Intndedto intended intendedto to kill ki himself to defraud defrud the company Later Lter started trtd the company compny withdrew wltdrw a suit sit It had hadstarted hadtrtd hadstarted St Paul Pm Sighted SightedThe Sljhted SljhtedTe SiChtedThe The Te American Amercan liner lnr St Paul Pau from frm South Southampton Suth Suthampton Southampton ampton and Cherbourg Chebourg was reported reportd off offNantucket of offNantucket Nantucket at 1230 12 P M yesterday She Shewill Shewi Shewill will wi get to dock early this ts ystery morning iriornlngCALIFORMASUSSBT morningOUFORNIAVlSE i orningCAIJFOENXA5U1SET CALIFORMASUSSBT OUFORNIAVlSE LIMITED LIMITEDlv LHD LHDLv lv New York dally daiY 435 P PM U via Pa P R H South Southern SOllh SOllher Southen ern R Ri A A W P W of A and ad v I A N throuf tlrul throu throuNew S New er Ne Orleans Orun For full tl Information ItoralG apply New Ne York Yotomcu Ofllce 271 21 and ad IMS 186 BroadwayAit BroadwayAitSDEJJD Bros4wayAdpS1ED SDEJJD SPED THE T WlTrEU WlTrEUla la Sunny Plnehunt PDeunt Full Jlltrlon Infonaitton on 01 applies application appliestion 1101 tion to 4 Seaboard Seb Air Ar LIDO Railway R office o e af a ii PfIO 1183 Broadway Jlaw or from fr C B Ryan RYa O f P A A Port Portjnoiit1 PN PN10It Porzsmrst 1 jnoiit1 10It Vt adr aAdI Ati I I STRANGLERSCONSORTHELDDP STRANGLERSCONSORTHELDDPOAnniELLE UP UPGABRIELLE UPGAIIZ1IELLE GABRIELLE BOMPARD BROUGHT BROUGHTOVER DROUGnrOVER BROUGHTOVER OVER FOR EXHIBITION EXHIBITIONAccomplice EXHIBITIONAOOmplC EXHiBITIONAccomplice Accomplice AOOmplC of the te Guillotined GuloUne Eyraud EyraudDetained EyrsndDetained Detained Dtne at Ellis E IslaM 1lad With Wit a Mtc Mtcmerio M Mmeo Mesmerle merle meo Dentist DenU Who Sought to Import ImportHer Impn Impnlef Importlice Her lef to Do the te Crime CIme Act Ao In Publlo PublloGabrielle P PubhloOabriello lo loGabreUe Gabrielle GabreUe Bompard Bmpr the French Frnc woman womanwho womanwho who was WI pardoned paroned several sver months mont ago agoafter a agoalter after ater serving erg thirteen tt years yer in I prison pr for forassisting foratg foraaslatlng assisting atg her lover lver Eyraud Eyud 9be the te strangler tranglerto stge to t murder muer a middleaged mddege Parisian Pl named namedGouffe namedGouffe Gouffe Goule arrived aved yesterday yestrday in the second secondcabin snd sndcbi secondcabin cabin cbi of the te Cunard Ca liner ler Luoanla Lon from fromLiverpool fromIJverl fromLiverpool Liverpool IJverl Toe sensational snston feature feture of her hertrial lr lrtl1 nortrial trial tl1 was her effort to prove that tt Eyraud Eyraudwho Eyud Eyudwho Eyraudwho who strangled strgle Gouffe Oufe had h hypnotized hypnotizedher her and that tt therefore therfore she se was wa irrespon irresponsible Irpn Irpnsible Irreeponsible sible Her plea and her youth yuth site was wasstflr wasstill as asetl still etl hi I her teens tns when whe on trial tl secured securedmitigation securedmitigation mitigation mtato of punishment puht for her hezj but butEyraud butEyud butEyraud Eyraud Eyud was guillotined guotno The Te object objet of ofthe ofthe ofthe the crime ce was warbber robbery robberyAccompanying robberyAccompanying Accompanying Acmpyg the th Bompard Bmp woman wom who whoappeared wboappear whoappeared appeared appear on the passenger pngr list lst under uder her herown herown herown own name na was w wa a dark rk strongly tngly built builtgood buit buitgo builtgood good go looking lookg man m of forty who described describedhimself describedhimself hllt himself as a Gaston Gastn Eardos Kro dentist dentt and andprofessional andproflon andprofio professional proflon profio hypnotist hnott of Paris Par Immi Immigration Ixnmigradon gration gton Inspector Istr Jackson Jaln of the boarding boardingstaff bordg bordgstl boardingstaff staff stl noting notg that tt Kordos Ko and Bompard Bompardoccupied Bmprd Bmprdope Bompardoccupied occupied ope the same s stateroom sttrof decided deid to todetain todet todetain detain det them themEardos tem temKao themZaidos Eardos Kao was wa ebullient ebunt at first frti the young youngwoman youngwoman oug ougwomn woman womn by contrast contt was wa remarkably rmrkbly cool coolShe coolShe coolShe She Is a blonde blondl is I not more mor than thn five fve feet feettall fet fettl feettall tall tl and while not no pretty prtty has b a plent plenteprion pleasantexpression pleasant pleasantexpression expression eprion The Te pair pir were wer taken tken to Ellis EllisIsland EllisIsland Island 1land with wit their baggage bgge one very big bigtrunk bigtrunk bigtrunk trunk and three th of ordinary ordnary size siz They Theymight Tey Teymight Theymight might not have hvo been bn held up If I they had hadtravelled hd hdtraveled hadtravelled travelled traveled under assumed ue names name as a man and andwife andwie andwife wife wie Chief Cief Dobler of the t Boarding Brdng Divi Division Dvi Dvision Division sion did dd not know knw they the were wer coming omlng here hereIn heroin In tho Luoanla LUCla Ho had h read however howeverof hwever hweverof of the intention Intnton of the woman wom r to appear in inIn InIn Inin In America Aeric aa a a hypnotlo hynoto subject appr to t illus illustrate iliustrate trate her part par In tho murder muer of Gouffe GouffeBefore Goufe GoufeBfer GouffeBefore Before Bfer reaching raching Ellis Elil Island Ilnd the mes mesmeric me mesmono mono dentist one of whose whoe specialties s ltel is isthe Iethe isthe the painless pln extracting extrotng of teeth tth without withoutan witout witoutanfsthetc withoutanesthetics anfsthetc anesthetics an rsthetica had used ued his h power on himself himselfand himsl himselfand and had ha become bcome very calm cl pwer He Impressed ImpressedChief Imprs ImpressedChIef Chief Cief of Staff Stf Allan Alan Robinson Rbinn who ex exomlned exane oxarnined omlned ane him as a clever clver strong stong minded mindedand mindedand and educated euct person 1n with 1ith a Svengali Svengaliaspect SvengU SvengUIpct bvengaliaspect aspect He said sid he had h no desire deir to in infringe Infrnge Infringe Ipct fringe frnge the laws lws of the United Unit States Sttes that thathe thathe thathe he had come here her to exhibit exbit Mile Mle Bompard Bompardand Bmpr and ard that neither nithe of them Intended Intende to take takeup takeup takeup up residence ridenc in America Amerc He thought tbouht the thoprfconment thethe II tie the sclent scientIfio o world especially that part partInterested espily Intrtd Interested In pycho psychology woud would be g1 glad pnrt pnrtIntrtd to toB tosee B see lIe Mile Dmpar Bompard who og wa was a marvellous marvelloussubject subject GO trough through her awful part In Inthe inthe prfconment the cime crime for which se she h had Buerd suffered pr 1m 1mprinment imprisonment prfconmentTho prinment The Bompard Dmpr and ad Kardoa Kros were wer sent be before bl before fore for the beard ba of special spcil inquiry iquiry which whichquickly whichquckly whichquickly quickly quckly decided dtcided to exclude them thm They Theywere Theywsre Theywere were aked asked If they had counsel counel and Kardoa Kados Kadosanwrd Kardosanswered janswered answered anwrd that he had not but If he had hadknown ha hadknown I known that ha was wa to be b detained he howould hewould hewould would have hav had He was wa told he hemight hemight hemight might appeal appal his hi case CMf to t Washington Washingtonand Wahingtn Wahingtnand and he said sid ho would do so I He le will wi get getas gt geta I II lwyer lawyer tay today To The Bompard was ex exeuded cxcluded Dmp euded cluded as an immoral imora person pern and an ox oxconvict exconvict oxconvict convict and the dentist dlntlt was wa excluded be beCfl WtOse Cfl hewas be Ic wollelytbmea waaiikelyto likely to become a public publiccharge Jb1d Jb1dchg publiccharge charge chg his l stock In trade tre being beingtha the Born Bornpard m mpd pord pd and ad on general generalPending genrl princlpies princlpiesPending Pending Pendng the settlement ettement pnlple pnlplePendng of their appeal appal to t toWashington I Iapartment Wahingtn Washington t they wl will str stay 10 the det detention detentionapartment ntJ apartment aprtment on onsaid Eli Ellis Isli Island Te The Dmpr Bonipord Bonipordsaid said sd little lte In response to official ofca i iexcept Inqures Inquresexcpt inquiries inquiriesexcept except excpt to give rspn her name ne birthplace birhp1 and andage andag andage age 32 years She locks lak younger than she sheuuiu sheis year tn ag se seIs Is She wa was apprenty apparently strngly stroogiy yunger Imprc8cd Imprc8cdby impressed impressedby hEr by cmpion cmpionSma companion companionSomo Sma Somo uuiu 01 of UIH the things in the big trunk trnk an andoubtless are aredoubteM aredoubtless doubtless doubteM paraphernalia praphernla that were wer to t be beused b beused used ued accessory a8r to the Bompards reenqpt reenqptment reen reenment reent reentinent ment of the murder Last Lt Dmps month mnt1 her coun counsel counsli couneel eel sli in Paris had ha murer her put under uder the influence influenceof In ueno of Prof Prf Liegeoid Legeo a mesmerist mesmert to toprove toprve toprove prove prve that her plea that Eyraud Eyaud had hadhypnotized ha hadhypnotized hypnotized hynotied her was WI true tre Tho To Iho French FrenchMinister Frnch FrnchMinister FrenchMinister Minister of Justice Jutce was W among amng the specta spectators spect spectatels tors tl THE TIl SUN of Deo 13 said saidTho sd sd11e saidThe The 11e profeeeor prfer placed plac her in I a hypnotic hypnotlostate hynotlo hynotlostt hypnoticstate state stt and recalled rcUe her mind to tne day immediately preceding the crime The Thewoman TheWoman Immeltly cme Te Tewomn I woman womn then lived live the crime crme over again againwith agai againwith with wth fearful fearfu realism rsm and ad displayed diplyed the thegreatest thegrtest thegreatest grtest greatest mental mentl torture trt She showed showe how how3ho howsho howshe she had nd been bn quarrelling qurlng with Eyraud Eyraudabout Eyud Eyudabout Eyraudabout about tho subject lubJet and how she Ibe had refused refusedagain refue refusedagain again agai and again to assist asist in the murderous murderousscheme murerou murderousscheme scheme schemeTho sheme schemeThe The le reproduction reproducton of the murder murer is said saidto saidto ld ldto I to have snown the woman womn slipping slpping a noose nooseover nos nooseover over Gouffos Goufes head he while whie she caressed caressedlilm carBd carBdhim caressedhim him and then the bearing berng down dow her weigt weigton on his h chest whileEyraud wl1Q wbll yraud Tud iiauled 1uled on tne tneline toele tneline line le which passed over a a pulley puley Innum Innumerable Innu InnuanarabIc erable snapshots aapnot P were taken tken of the woman womanas womanse as she se struggled stggled and writhed wrthe a moving movingpicture movng movngpctur movingpicture picture expert exrt worked worke on her and stenog stenographers stnog stnogrpher stenographors raphers pctur rpher took tok down her words whicn wore woreho woreminly woremainly minly mainly exclmatry exclamatory Te Tho wor movg moving pictur picture pictureapparatus apparatus It Wi was sd said WII was in the bt trk trkle trunk trunkThe The ho le Bompard Dmpar has ha been bn in I Ifore Anc Ainenea be before before fore 8ne was wa then a fugitive fugive with Eyraud EyraudTney Eyaud EyaudTney EyraudTney Tney lived lved in I tnls city a snort slrt time tm She Shedeserted Shedefrtd SIzedeserted deserted defrtd him for another anoter man mn with whom whomeho whomBhe whomshe she went back to Paris Pr She there ther told toldthe toldthe the authorities authorto of the murder muer hoping it Is IBsupposed issupposed supposed to escape 0J punishment punihmet Eyraud Eyraudwas Eyud Eyudwas Jyraudwas was supp arrested arte I IMRS at Havana HavanaMRS Hva HavanaMRS MRS C IT J SCHEDLER HURT HURTA IURr IURrFchtme A Frightened Fchtme Hone Rears and Plants PlantsIlls Psnt PsntIU PlantsIlls Ills IU Forelegs In Her ler Sleigh SleighMOUNT SieishMOUN SleighMOUNT MOUNT MOUN VERNON N Y Jan 16 10Mrl 16Mrs Mro 0 0W OW Cw W Schedler Shedler was wa out sleigh riding today todayJust todayJut todayJust Just Jut In front of the City Cit Bank building buildingher buiding buidingher buildingher her cutter oter driven diven by b her he coachman oacan col collided collied ccllided lided lied with a sleigh owned by George Georg Wood Woodand Woo Woodand and driven diven by a boy by The Te horse driven drivenby drven drvenby drivenby by the boy had ha taken fright at a trolley trolleycar trole car cr As A the collision colsion occurred ocoure he jumped jumpedinto Juped JupedInto jumpedInto into the air ai He came ce down with his fore forelegs foreleg forelegs legs leg hi I Mrs Schedlors Shedlers cutter and smashed smashedit aed aedit it to pieces piecs Mrs Mr Schedler Sedlr was thrown thown out outHer outHer outHer Her shoulder soulder was wa broken and she received receivedother receive receivedother other Injuries iJuies The Te coachman coachan was wal unhurt unhurtBoth uu unhurtBoth Both horses hores ran away after ater the collision collisionMRS coliion coliionJIRS collisionMRS MRS JIRS GARDNERS VAUDEVILLE VAUDEVILLEElaborate VAUDEVILIJEEaborate VAUDEVILlEElaborate Elaborate Eaborate Plan Pan for a Show Sow by Amateurs AmateursIn In Her ler Venetian Venetan Palace PalaceBOSTON PalaceBOSTON PalaceBOSTON BOSTON Jan IB Arrangements 10Arangements for the thevaudeville thevaudevie thevaudeville vaudeville vaudevie performances perforancs at Mrs MI Jack JackGardners JackGadners JackGardners Gardners Gadners Venetian Venetan palace pla next month montharo monthare monthare are being perfected preed All Al of the participants participantsare partoipant are ar to be amateurs amateur some of whom have havetaken havetaen havetaken taken taen part pat In private theatricals theatrcas only onlywhile onlywhie onlywhile while whie a few fe have appeared appead In other oter per performances pr prforlncs performances formances forlncs notably notbly those of lost winter winterMiss winteriy winterMiss Miss iy Marv Curtis Cts will wi give a serpentine serpentinedance srpntno srpntnodoo serpentinedance dance doo and Miss Dorothy Quinoy Quioy Miss MissJosephine Mis MissJosephine Josephine Jospbine Wilson Wion and Miss Me Marion 1alon H Fenno Fennowill Feno Fenowm Fennowill will appear appr In a new dance danc An A interesting interestingfeature Intretng Intretngfeatue Interestingfeature feature featue will wi be the marionette mrionte dance dce by byMiss byMII byMiss Miss MII Katherine Katherne Thayer Tayer and Gerald Grad D DBowerman DBweran DPowermac Bowerman Bweran Miss l e Eleanor Enor Hyde Hyd is to sing singsongs sIngsongs singsongs songs from the Rajahs Rjal Daughter written writtenfor witten wittenfor writtenfor for the Vincent Vincnt Club last winter Witer by Miss Mil MissSusan i iSusan Susan Susn W Howe of Longwood Lngo Miss Ml Hyde Hydewill Hydewl Hydewili will wl appear In an Oriental Orentl costume costumeThe catume catumeThe costumeThe The appar dancing danollg of Miss i Caroline Crole M 1 Dabney Dabneyand Dabneyand Dabneyand and LeBaron lBaron Jtuaseil RueSI will wi ill be b another feature featureon featur featureon on the long programme progie which has b been beenarranged ben benart beenarranged arranged art dEwln Edwin B Bartlett Brltt also alo la I one oneof oneat oneof of the e performers and ad A H Parker Parkr will willFAMOUSTit wi willact at act 1 as tpelowulud tsbownian prorr and sing i pw pew Ip IpFAUOWT4STO songs songsEAUOVTAINS FAMOUSTit FAUOWT4STO EAUOVTAINS Arts TO rtoitnu rtoitnuN no mA mAN i N V YL a Fla rjs Special S 710 p J 14 fla 1l A 4 West Wc West1iaa t radian Jdla Ltd Lt td I 935 eca2IO A it A UeiciUMMrrlee tlu 11 Mi viafl le rle Va Van n A Aunla Atfantls Ctut ecait th tes I ii I 8weAt

TOAST IN LIQUID MOUD SUNSHINE SUNSHINEThe The e New Tipple Tilple to Be D Introduced Itouee at a aTechnology aTelolon aTechnology Technology Club Dinner DinnerThe DinnerThe Telolon Dnner DnnerTe The Te Technology Tehnolog Club composed cmpo of the theNeW theNe theNes NeW Ne York alumni aumi of the Massachusetts MassachusettsInstitute Maeauett MassachusettsInstitute Institute Ittut of Technology Tecnology will wl hold its itsannual Is Isaua itsannual annual aua dinner on al Feb 6 at the University UniversityClub UnivenltyCub UniversityClub Club Cub Liquid Lquid sunshine eulne will wl be bE served servedto Bred Bredt to t each eo eachol of Its It members membel Dr W J Morton Mortonwho Moron Moronwho Mortonwho who announced aouo at the te clubs lost lat meeting meetingthe meotl meetingthe the te discovery diver of liquid lquid sunshine sunhln has ba given giventhe giventhe giventhe the formula forua for making maing It ItIt ItIt ItIt It will w be placed plad In I a capsule cpue at each ea plate platewith platewit platewIth with wit a glass 118 of water watr The T room rom will wU be bedarkened bedaken bedarkened darkened daken and each eb man will wl drop the cap capsule capsub sule eueinto sub into his hi glass gl and will wi make mke his hi own ownliquid on onlquid ownliquid liquid lquid sunshine sunhine by introducing Intuclng a I tube of ofradium ofraium ofradium radium raium Into this thi water wae They ley will wi then thenrise thenr thenuse rise r use and drink drn to their alma alm mater in liquid liquidsunshine lquid lquidsunhine liquidsunshine sunshine sunshineTRAIN sunhine sunhineTRAIN sunshineTRAIN TRAIN ROBBERS GOT NOTHING NOTHINGBlew NOTHINGBlew NOTHiNGBlew Blew Up the te Baggagn Da Car by Mistake 1take for forExpress ferEprel forExpress Express Eprel on a Florida ord Train TrainJACKBONVIUJS Tin TinJACKONVIL TrainJACKSoNvILLE JACKSoNvILLE JACKONVIL Fin Fa Jan 18 10Traln Train No 70 Conductor Cnducor L S Pock Pek on op the Seaboard SeaboardAir SeaboardAir Air Line Lne was hold up two miles mle east of ofSanderson ofSderson ofSandereon Sanderson Sderson a small sml town forty miles me west wet of ofhero ofher ofbero hero her tonight by a gang of highwaymen highwaymenand highwayen highwayenad and ad an attempt attmpt was wal made to rob the ex express expres axpress press pres car carAs carA carAs As A the train trai left Sanderson Snderon it was flagged flaggedand tage flaggedand and ad as it came to a standstill stadtl masked maskedmen maskedmen men jumped Jupd on the te engine enine and thrust thrt re revolvers r revolvers volvers volver into the engineers engieers face fa He was wastold Wi wastold told to t hold the engine or he would woud be b shot shotThe shotThe shotThe The fireman frmn was wa taken off of the engine and andinto andinto andInto into the woods and left lft half hal a mile mle from the thetrack thetrk thetrack track trk The robbers rbber then moved the train traina a mite mie up the track trck and put dynamite dymite under underthe underte underthe the te baggage bggag car cr taking it for the express expresscar exrss exrsscr expresscar car cr The concussion ooncslon damaged tho car and andblew ad adblew andblew blew open opn Its sides sidesAll sidesA sidesAll All A was confusioncn confuion on the train tran the passen passengers pen pengere poasengers gers running rnng to and fro hiding Wdtg their teir money moneyand moneyand moneyand and valuables vaubles under undr the seats eet and in their theirclothes theircothe theirciothes clothes cothe On the train tr were wer also al scores srs of ofnegroes ofnogrl ofnegroes negroes nogrl and they shouted with wtl fear fer Fin Finally Finaly Finally ally aly a few passengers penger more mor courageous courageousthan courageousthan than t the t others other ran rn out and ad began firing firingat frig frigat at the robbers robbr who were around the thewrecked thewoked thewrecked wrecked woked car carThe carTbe carThe The robbers rbber replied rpled but none of the pas passengers pa pasaengerewas sengers sngers aengerewas was WW hurt hur The Th robbers robber finally fnaly finallyleft finallyleftand left leftand lef and the train trin pulled pulfd out for Jacksonville JacksonvilleThe Jacksonvie JacksonvieThe The express exprl car cr waaleft intact Intat and the rob robbers rb rbbr robhers hers br gained nothing Slyriff Slrla Price Pric of this thiscounty tblscounty thiscounty county Is getting gettng up a posse poa8 tonight and andif andIf andif if bloodhounds bloodhound can bo b procured prurd will wletar start off offat offat at a once onc on a hunt huntPICTURE huntPIOrURE huntPICTURE PICTURE DEFLECTS A BULLET BULLETCleveland DULLETCevland BULLETCleveland Cleveland Cevland Man Ian Saved From Fom Death by His HisMweelhrarti ia iaSweetheart HisSweethearts Sweetheart Photograph PotoKaph PotoKaphCLTL4N PhotographCLEvELaND CLEVELAND CLTL4N Ohio Jan 10 10Aorlng 10Aorlngto 10According 10Accordingto According to report rprtmaa made ade to t the police plc the life le of ofWilliam ofWiiam01 ofWilliam William Wiiam01 Overs Overstreet ltreet treet 100 10 Orange street was wasavd wassaved saved led oh or onYrlday Friday lday night nght by a button buttn picture pictureof of his hil sweetheart IwcethEa which he wore or pinned pinnedto pied piedto to his breast Ernest Erest Johnson John a waiter waiterin water in Wright t Millers Mitrs resUurnntJllB rstu resinumn4jstreet h4M grip street Irt was Wi arrestedorl arstedod the tbechargu charge chge of shoot shooting shooting hot hotIng ing at him hm and Orerstreet Overtrtet was WI held as aa aawltnels a awitness awitness witness witnessOverstreet wltnels wltnelsOvorstret witnessOverstreet Overstreet Ovorstret went Into the restaurant rsturnt to togot toget toget get a meal It I is alleged alege that he became becameboisterous becamebisterous becameboisterous boisterous bisterous Johnson told tld him to keep keepstill kep kepstl keepstill still stl Qverstreet Overstret is said sd to have continued continuedtalking contnue continuedtalking talking loudly The police Johnson Johnsonthen Johnsonthen tlking ludly Te polc say sy Johnn Johnnthen then drew revolver and fired a fr four shots shotsThree shot shotsThree Three bullets bulets passed pB8 through trougb Overstreets Overstreetsovercoat Overtrets Overtretsoverat Overstreetsovercoat overcoat overat The Te fourth fourt struck strck the te button buttonwhich buttn buttnwhich buttonwhich which he his heart It wore or over heat I glanced glancedoff glanc off of and grazed Overstreots ribs ribsCOPS ribscops graz rbs rbsCOPS COPS FIGHT llr WITH A MAD CAT CATFeline ctrFelne CATFeline Feline Felne File Fit at Him as Soon aa He le Enters Entersthe Entrl Entrlthe Entersthe the Room Where bere It I Was WaiPatrolman WasPatrolman WasPatrolman Patrolman Charles Chle Brunz Brnz of the Seventy Seventyeighth Seventyeighth eighth precinct precnct Jamaica Jamaca had ha an encoun encounter encounter oncountee ter with wth a mad cat ct at the home of Mrs MrsMary Mr Mroyce MrsMary Mary Royce oyce at Hyerson Hyeson and McCauley McCauleyavenues Mcauley Mcauleyaenuc McCauleyavenues avenues aenuc Jamaica Jamaic last Ilt night nigt Ho le finally finallykilled fnly fnlyIdled finallykilled killed Idled the cat ct but not before the cat ct had hadtorn hadtom hadtorn torn his h uniform uniorm In a number numbr of places placesHo plact placesHe He was wa called cale to the house houe to kill ki it itIn itIn In a room off of theldtchen the Itchen he found foun a large largeblack lrge lrgeblack largeblack black Manx lnx cat catAa catA catAs Aa A soon as the cat ct saw sw the officer ofc omc r It Itjumped ItJupe itjumped jumped Jupe at him Brunz Brnz jabbed jabbe it with his hisnightstick hisnlghtetck hisnightstick nightstick nlghtetck The Te cat ct grabbed grabbe the stick stickin stck stickin in its mouth and hold fast fat After Afer much muchtrouble muchtruble muchtrouble trouble truble the officer maria mna gad Ie to got Ie the club clubloose clubloole clubloose loose looseThen loole looleThen looseThen Then the cat sprang for his bl face He Hemanaged Hemange Hemanaged managed mange to dodge but the cat ct landed lnde on onhis onhis onhis his coat cat and clawed and bit It Finally Finallyho Finaly Finalyhe Finallyhestunned ho hestunned stunned stunne it with his nlghsttlck nghsttck and tnen thenput tnenput tnenput put a bullet bulct Into its head headLEFT headLEFT headLEFT LEFT S2JOO 2J 2JH 00 UNTOUCHED UNTOUCHEDHank UNTO UCIIE D Dlank Hank lank Bobbers Took 83SOO 850 In Sliver lver bat batOverlooked butOvrlooked hotOverlooked Ovrlooked Overlooked the Currency CurrencyROANOKE Cency CencyROANOKE CurreneyRoaNoira ROANOKE Va a Jan 16 18The The Bank of ofRocky ofRck ofRocky Rocky Rck Mount was robbed early this morn morning mor mornlag ing and 3500 30 in silver was stolen The Thevault Te TevaJlt Thevault vault was blown open opn by dynamite dynamit but the thecurrency thecrrency thecurrency currency crrency and gold receptacles rectolea were not nottouched nottuched nottuchcd touched tuched Tho ho compartment containing contining sit silver sl sitver ver was opened opned by the explosion explosionJudge explosionJudge explosionJudge Judge John Woods of this tub city ciy who is ispresident ispesident ispresident president pesident of the Institution inttuton went to Rocky RockyMount Rcky RckyMount RockyMount Mount today and on his return retur confirmed confirmedthe conlred conlredthe the report of the robbery The repor robber Tle currency currencyvault currencyvault currencyvault vault which contained cntained 25000 250 was un unharmed unharmed Unharmed harmed harmedThe harmedThe harmedThe The bank had a burglar burgllr guarantee guarante policy policyto poloy poloyt to t cover the loss C M Armes Ame t Co of ofRoanoke otRanoke ofBoanoke Roanoke Ranoke carried caie the policy polic and they tey at atonce atonce atonce once offered olere a reward rwar for the apprehension apprehensionof apprhension apprhensionof of the tlO safe blowers blowersMRS blower blowerMRS blowersMRS MRS WICKES GETS A DIVORCE DIVORCEThird DIORCE DIORCETd DIVORCEThird Third Td Time Tte a Wife Wi lias ii Secured i d i a Secrss SecrssFrom n ecr ecrFrom i From the Pullman Plman Car Alan AlanCHICAGO IUanCHCG ManCnrcaoo CHICAGO CHCG Jan 16 10Tom 18Thomas Thomas H Wickes Wickesvicepresident Wloke Wickesvicepresident vicepresident vceprldent of the Pullman Pulmn company is a thrice thrce divorced divore man Today oay Judge JudgeKavannugh JUdgeKlvanugh JudgeKavanaugh Kavannugh Klvanugh freed free the third wife wio who was wasMrs wal wasMrs Mrs Mr Edna Ena Parker Paker Nelso Nelo While no ali alimony al au aumony mony stipulation stipulaton was wo entered enter it I is under understood under understood stood that Mrs Mr Wickos Wicke will wI receive reive a sub substantial subetatla substantial stantial etatla equivalent euvalent In cash or securities securitiesor eeurite or both bothTho bothThe bothThe The entire entre proceedings proceings occupied oconpil less lessthan lessthan lessthan than than ten minutes mnute and aside alde from Mrs MrsWickes Im ImWlckO Wickes WlckO only onr two witnesses wtneBe were heard heardThomas hen heardThomas Thomas Tor G Foster a driver drver for a livery liveryconcern Uve Uvecncr liveryconcern I concern cncr and Mrs Laura Lur Goson Oson a II friend friendof friondof friendof of the complainant omplanant Mrs M Wlckea Wicke said that thather thathej her he husband huband used Ule physical ply01 violence volenc e toward towardIS towardhet towardheP tt tthe het heP on July 15 1903 when when she returned returnedfrom from a social 1 call cal and found the rture door of i her home 4941 Drexel Drxel Boulevard Bouleard locked lockedThis 10e lo1cedThis This ThL incident wo w was witnessed wtnee by Foster Fostertho Fote Fosterthe tho carriage carie carriagedriver driver drver and by Mrs 1 Goson GosonA Gon A Wnnjerfal WnlJ al Record Recordli Reord ReordI li I not notnnlvbtlflrzuade only brlnr made by the SEABOARD FLORIDA FLQmA FLQmALfrD FLQDAL11TZO L11TZO to I St Aur Au uitIne tle e every ver df daybuithe bUUho Ile Ilew same samewill w will bt nti4 by I lute number 0 of sutonzobtlIati sutonzobtlIatiis is Onnondsflsriona mondDrona mf fmb 55C5 drur curler the aUlomobU1t races next nextwe5l LfrD raee we5l I leo See Iht YOur teket tickets ra read v vie 5brd 5brdr Sasboard SasboardMr Mr r LDe Line Riway Railway Short InD lIne Erlest srIlest arrival amnlOlir arrivalOcly Olir Ocly UDUSe WElled forda floijda Iral Crab l leaviar vr Ne isw York Ja Jan Jan3StiL 24tK 3StiL th r rae T Thu tlJ om IrsiS ODeS wil wll 1 Ii JUCrll pOt flralwVAdv y ii ttt there II IS 11 time fOr AMERICAN AMERIAN MARQUISE MARQUSE ILL HERE HEREMARY HEREMARY MARY CALDWELL ONCE ONO PRINCE PRINCEMURATS PRINOEIURATS PRINCEMUItATS MURATS FIANCEE FIANCEEReturns FINCEE FINCEEReturns FIANCEEReturn Returns to America Amerle Without Wlbout Her Hatband Hatbandthe Juband Jubandte the te Marquis Ilarqul do MonitrlcrtMertnvllle MonitrlcrtMertnvllleA lontrltllernvle lontrltllernvleA A Founder Fouder of the Cathollo Ctolo University Universityat Unlvnt Unlvntat UniversityatWashlfigtouDeaf at atWashlfigtouDeaf Wathlngteti WaJlillDeaf Deaf and Almost AlmolBIQd AlmolBIQdMaruee Almostfllind AlmostfllindMarqulse Blind BlindMarquise Marquise Maruee de MonstriersMerinville MonstrerlJernvUe for formerly formerly merly mery Mary Mry Gwendolln Owtndoln Caldwell Caldwel a Ken Kentucky Kentuoky Kentucky tucky tuoky beauty bluty and heiress helrs one of the found founders foud fouder foundore ers er of the Cathollo Ctholo University Unverity of America Americaat Ameroa Ameroaa at a Washington Wahngton and once the fiancee fanc of ofPrince ofPrinc ofPrince Prince Princ Joachim Joahim Napoleon Napolen Murat has b re returned returned turned ture to America Amerca without wthout her husband husbandand huband hubandand husbandnd and nd is I now in a critical crtca condition conditon in her herapartments heraparment herapartments apartments aparment at the Buckingham She Sh is iseald 1 Israid eald to be suffering sufering from frm a II complication complicationof complcaton complcatonor of diseases dseae brought brught on by nervous nerou derange derangement derge dergemet derangemeat meat met She has lost lot her hearing and is isalmost I Islmoat almost amot totally ttaly blind blindNGwendolin blnd blndGendoUn blindOendolin NGwendolin GendoUn Caldwell Caldwel was raa born br In I Ken Kentucky Kentucky Kentuczky tucky her mother being 11 one of the famous famousBreckinrldge famoul famousBreckinridge Breckinrldge Brckinridge family of that State Stat When Whenstill Wen Wenstl Whenstill still stl a little Ute girl gir she inherited Inherte from her herfather herfather herfather father a fortune forune of 3000000 oo and at her hermothers hermothers hermothers mothers mothers death a few years year later inherited inheritedhalf inerted inertedh Inheritedhalf half h a million mmon more She and her sister sisterthe sisterthe ster sterthe the present prnt Baroness Bones von Zedtwita Zetwhl were wereeducated wereeducated educated eucte at the Convent Cnvent of the Sacred SacredHeart SacredHeart Heart Ht Manhattanvine ManhattanvineAfter ManhattanvilleAfter lanhattanvle lanhattanvleAfer After Afer being graduated gruated they went abroad abroadto to travel trvtl with their aunt Mrs Mr Donnelly DonnellyOn Donnely DonnelyOn On their return rtur to America Ameroa Gwendolln Gwendollnwent Gwendolinwent Gwendollnwent went to Louisville LusvUe Ky rented rnted an a entire entirefloor entre entreoor entirefloor floor oor of the Gait House Houe and ad prepared prpa to toentertain toentran toentertain entertain entran in a manner mnner now no to the people peopleof peple pepleof of that tht place placeHer plae plaeHer placeHer Her first rt public publo appearance appernce was Wi at the theopening theopenng theopening opening openng night of Mary Ia Anderson Adelon After Afterthe Afer Aferthe Afterthe the play she entertained entere half h of Louisville Louisvillein Lusvle LusvleIn in her apartments aparments The To newspapers newspapr the thenext thenext thenext next morning mornng printed printe columns colu of not too toofriendly toofriendly toofriendly friendly comment commnt on tho appearance appeaance of ofthe atthe ofthe the heiress helr and especially Cpealy of her imported importedtgown Importedgown gown It I was low cut and Miss M Caldwell Caldwellobjected CldweU CldweUobjete Caldwellobjected objected to the In which it objete t manner mnner was wasdescribed wasdeorbe wasdescribed described deorbe She returned rtured to t New York Yorkthe Yorkthe Yorkthe the the next day daySoon daySoon daySoon Soon after reaching raching her majority mjorty Miss MisaCaldwell MlsBCldwel MissCaldwell Caldwell Cldwel through her guardian grian Bishop BishopSpalding BishopSplding BishopSpalding Spalding Splding of Peoria Peora announced anourd annozi ced to the th Catho Cathollo Ctho Cathoho llo 10 hierarchy hierrchy her intention itenton of endowing endowingthe endowingthl the thl CathoUo Cthoyo University UniverIy and a council counci was washeld washeld washeld held to consider conider her offer offerSuch oaer oaerSuch offerSuch Such a project prjec had h long been bn considered consideredbut cniderd cniderdbut but sufficient sucent funds fuds had hd never nvr been pro provided provded provided vided vded Miss Mil Caldwell Cldwel donated the eighty eightyeight elghtyeight eightyeight eight acres ars on the edge of the capital cpital city cityerected cty ctyerced cityerected erected erced three thr of the largest buildings buildingsIncluding budng buildingsincluding Ioludlg Including Caldwell Cadwel Hall which is the largest largestof of the present prnt group gup and provided provdd for the themaintenance thematenanco themaintenance matenanco maintenance of the university univrity for three threeyears thr threeyears years yar Her sister siter the Baroness Brone Von Zedt Zedtwlts Zdt Zdtwltz Zedtwits wits gave Caldwell Cldwel Chapel Chpl to t the university universityFor uivllty uivlltyFor For this th service serc Pope Pop Leo Lo XIII bestowed bestowedupon bestowedupn bestowedupon Gwendolln Caldwell diamond studded studdedmedal studdedmedal upon upn Gwendoll Cldwel a dimond sudded suddedmedl medal medl which whch be h struck strck especially espcily for her herand herand herand and also alo conferred conferd the decoration decorion of the theOrder theOrder Order Orer of oftho the Rose Re which distinction distncion no other otherwdman othern otherwdman wdman n has b ever er held heldThe heldThe heldThe The young youg heiress hels went to Italy Itay In 1887 1887and 187 187and 18s7and and there ther met me Prince Prnc Murat Mut who was wastWrty wastitirtythree7e11Th tWrty thryhe titirtythree7e11Th threeyears t the th thwell fleiuorbf seno f1 Miss Cald Caldwell Cld Cldwrl well wrl and deeply deply hi I debt He was w the grand grandsoiiof gnd gndso grandsorof soiiof so of Murat MUt Kingof Kngof Naples and of Care Caroline Cr Careline line lie sister siter of Napoleon Napleon I Napoleon Napleon III IIIhad II IIIhad had h on numerous occasions oclons paid the obli obligations obl obligatlons gations gaton of the Prince PrinceAfter Prnce PrnceAfter PrinceAfter After their engagement was announced announcedpreparations annoucd annoucdprprton announcedpreparations preparations prprton for a regal rgal wedding weddng were wer made madea mde mdea a trousseau trousau fit ft for a queen secured oocurd and tho thoday theday thoday day for the ceremony crmony set setThe st stThe setThe The day dy daybefore before the marriage mrg the Prince Prnc and andhis ad adh andhis his h legal representative rproontatve and Miss Caldwell Caldwelland Caldwel Caidwellanher and andher her attorneys attorey met to arrange arnge the ante antenuptial antenuptil antenuptial nuptial nuptil contract contrac The Prince Prnc insisted In lsed upon uponthe upn upnthe uponthe the control ontrol of the fortune forune Miss Mis Caldwell Caldwellrefuged Cldwel Caidwelirefused refused thin tbl Then Ten he offered oaered to take half halfof hl halfof of it i This Th the American Amercn girl gir refused refusedsaying rfUed rfUedMyng refusedsaying saying Myng that tht she had intended settling sttlng 1250 25000 25000a I Ia a year upon upn her hr husband The Prince Princewonted Princewanted I Iwated wonted wated more Miss Caldwell at once broke brokethe brokethe i ithe the engagement enggement and returned retured to America AmericaUpon Americ AmericaUpon Upon her arrival aval here she la I said id to have havemade havemade havemade made her will wi making mg the CathoUo CthoUo Uni University Univerity University versity verity her chief beneficiary benfciar Her ler elabo elaborate elaborat ehaborate rate rat trousseau troueau every ever garment garent of which whichbore whch whchbre whichbore bore bre the crest of the Prince Prc she gave to t the thechurch thechurh thechurch church churh for vestments saying that she shewould shewould e ewoud would woud not wear wea pathed patched clothes Myng nor would wouldshe woud woudsbe wouldshe she carry ca the crown crU of the King Kig of Naples NaplesMiss NaplesMi NaplesMiss Miss Mi Caldwell Caldwel in 1892 announced annoued her herengagement herengagment herengagement engagement engagment to t the Marquis Maqui do Monstriers MonstriersMerinville Monter MonstriersMerinvillo Merinville Merinvle It was wa said to be a love match matchShe math mathShe matchShe She married Oct 19 of f that was WI mared on year yearthe yearthe yearthe I the ceremony oermony being performed perormed by Bishop BishopSpalding BishopSpading BishopSpalding Spalding SpaldingAfter Spading SpadingAter SpaldingAfter I After Ater her marriage mge the Marquise Marquie went wentto wentt wentto to t Paris to t live lve and her entertainments entertainmentswere entertinment were notable notblo there ther She spent spnt much of ofher ofher ofher her time tme in charitable chtble labors lbr Her health healthbegan heath heathbegan healthbegan began to fail fal two years year ago Since Sinc then thenshe thenehe thenshe I she has led the thele life of a arolu recluse reclusei recluseShe i She came to the United States Sta s some somemonths somemonths somemonths months ago accompanied aompned only by her aunt auntMrs auntIr auntMrs Mrs Ir Donnelly Donnely and ad several verl old servants servantsShe serants serantsShe servantsSize She established estblihed herself herel quietly quety without withouteven withouteven withouteven even notifying notfyng her old friends fends Instead Insteadof Itead Iteadof of improving Imprvng since sinc she came ce to America Americaher Amerc Americaher her condition conditon has ha steadily steaiy grown gw worse worseIt wor worseIt It I is said 8ld the Marquise has h given much of ofher other ofher her fortune to charity and a great deal dealof dealof dealof of it has b been spent spnt but that tat she Is still a arich I arich rich woman It is stated ltted that her aunt auntMrs auntMr auntMrs Mrs Mr Donnelly Donnely will i receive recive the most of her herproperty herprpry herproperty property prpry and jeweL the CathoUo Ctholo University Universityreceiving Universityreciving Universityreceiving receiving reciving little lte of the large lag e fortune origin originally originaly originally ally aly intended for it itSHIP IttUlP ItsIIIl SHIP tUlP FLAGGED tGGED AT THE HOOK HOOKWalts I00K I00KWall HOOKWaits Waits Wall for a Naval Navl Lieutenant Ueutenat Anxious to toGet toGet toGet Get to Porto Rico BlcoThe RicoThe RicoThe The tug Fred Fr B Dalzell Dalzel one of of theewlftest theewlftestof theswlf he swiet swietof teat teatof of the harbor fleet eet had ha a long stern ltem chase chaseyesterday chae chaeyeterday chaAeyesterdayto yesterday yeterday to put a dilatory diatory dilatorynaval naval Lieutenant Lieutenantrecently IJeutennt IJeutenntrocenty Lieutenantrecently recently rocenty ordered to Porto Rico Rc aboard aboardthe aboardth aboardthe the th steamship stemsblp Coamo which Jch had ha sailed sailedfor Illcd Illcdfor nailedfor for San Sn Juan The Lieutenant Lieutennt Is L A H HDavis HDavi HDavis Davis Davi Ho 10 ought to have sailed saie last week weekso eEk eEkso so he told the tug boatmen but got Iot down downto downto downto to the pier just too late and didnt find fnd a tug tugaround tugaround tugaround around aroundThe aroundThe aroundThe The Coaino was scheduled schedule to get away awayat awayat awayat at noon yesterday4nd yelterray nd she did The Lieu Lieutenant Lieutennt Lieutonant tenant tennt so the tugboatmen tugboat men say gave him himself himsl himself self sl ten minutes minute leeway leway and got to the pier pieras as the Cosine Coao was turning turIng from the th East EastRiver Et EtRiver EastRiver River into the bay by The Te Lieutenant Leutent hoisted hoistedsignals howte hoistedsignals and the Dolzdl alongside alongsideThe signals eljnl Dalzl came cme alonjlde alonjldeThe The Coamo had got ot through the Narrows Narrowsbefore Narrowsbfora Narrowsbefore before bfora the Dalzell Dalzl reached reche Quarantine The TheLieutenants Te TeLeutenants TheLieutenants Lieutenants Leutenants only ony hope hop was wa to have the theQuarantine theQuarantn theQuarantine Quarantine Quarantn telegraph tple pl operator tell tel th tht the theobserver observer oberver at the Hook Hok to t oprtor stop the Coamo Coamoby CoamQby Coamoby by flag fig signals elgnl Capt Sargent 6rgnt of the theCoamo theCoamo theCoamo Coamo saw the fiaga on the observers observerstower obleryere obleryeret observerstower tower t wer and ad plowed Iowe down dow g Then tho Dalzell Dalzellhad Dalzl Dalzellhad had bd a chance Ch4C to catch ctch up and andput put the Lieu Lieutenant Leu Leutnnt Lieutenant tenant tnnt aboard abr the liner lner The Te the Coamoa Coamoacaptain Como Comocptalnj Coamoscaptain captain perhaps at the suggestion Uleton of the thegrateful thelatet thegrateful cptalnj jrhap latet grateful grateful Lieutenant Leutennt hoisted holte flags f expressing expressingJut expresing thank thanks to the ober observer at the IOOK IOOKoan Hook HookJust Jut oan Thlakl 2Bent 24 Haunt Hauntla la 1 that Urn lime Sctbautt eba Florida Forda Limited Lmited carries errleiyou carriesl3 tme you 10 l3 to th tl tht uai I land of tu1hlnr su5shine uiwnia Tick Tickt1 1jc1csa ekIU resen resent1u crre t1 111n t1u Hi unrt nr li 11TII IityttIIte r lnre It office ntc 111 11 nMewstAdr nMewstAdriii cr I iii OUR GUNNERS OFF TO RUSSIA RUSSIAQuit RUSSI RUSSIquit RUSSIAQuit Quit Fleet Feet to Get Ge Jobs Job With Wit Russia Rusia at atPort a aPort atPort Port Arthur Anr and Vladivostok VladlvoitokHONOLULU VladivostokHonoLuLu IadhotokHONOLULU HONOLULU Jan 10 18Whe 10When When Admiral AdmiralEvanss Admrl AdmrlEvanss AdmiralEvanss Evanss fleet et sailed aed for the th Orient Orent seventy seventyfive sventy sventyfve seventyfive five fve men me from different dert ships ship were 1r left leftbehind leftbhd leftbehind behind bhd It I was w supposed suppd at the time tme that thatthey thatthey thatthey they would woud return rtu In I a a few days dys to t thq th naval navalstation navalatton navalstation station atton and it was planned plned to send nd them to toJoin toJoi tojoin Joi Join the te fleet fe by the first ft transport transprt But Butonly Butoly Butonly only oly eleven have shown show up and several everal of ofthese oft ofthese these t have have been b captured cpturd by police policeItls pnc policeItis Itls Ifi certain crn that tt sixtyfour stfou have hve deserted desertedand dertd dertdand desertedand and the theory thry ia i I that tt most mOt of them have havesucoeeded havesuccde havesucoeeded sucoeeded succde in I leaving leving the Island Iland for Port PortArthur PortAru PortArthur Arthur Aru and ad Vladivostok Vdvotk with wit the te intention intentionof Intton Inttonof of getting gtdng places ple with good god pay py as a gunners gunnersInthe gers gersInth gunnersIn Inth In Inthe the Russian Rln Navyand Nav and fortifications fortificationsWhile fortctlo fortificationWhile While Wle Admiral Adrl Evanss Evas fleet let was wa here herethe herethe the te local lo papers plpl published publhd a cable cble despatch despatchfrom depatch depatchfrm despatchfrom from frm China Ca saying eyl that tt Admiral Adm Alexieff Af was wasoffering wasoffering as asofer offering ofer high salaries ees for American Aeric and andBritish andBrith andBritish British Brith gunners ger This Th cable cble is believed beUeve to tohave tohvo tohave have hvo caused cu the desertions desertionsPOPE dron dronPOPE desertionsPOPE POPE REFUSED TO SEE HER HERWoman IIERWoman lEERWoman Woman Then Ten Tried Ted to Kill KU Herself lenelf by byJumping byJamplns byJumping Jumping In Front Font of a Train TrainSptclal Tain TainSpfclli TrainSpecSai Sptclal Spfclli Cubit Ca I Dtipateli Dpall to 0 TUB T SUN SUNLONDON SU SUNLONDON LONDON LONDN Jan 18 10Adestch 16A A despatch from frm Rome Rometo to the te Central Cntral News says an American Americanwoman Aercn Aercnwomn Macricanwoman woman womn called cled at the Vatican today tay and andrequested andrequest andrequested requested request an Interview Intrie with wit the Pope PopeHer Pop PopeHer Her request requet was wa refused rfue She then went wentto wentto went1to 1to to the railway riway station tton and lumped lum on the thetrack thetrak thetrack track trak before an incoming ioolg train but was waarescued wasrescued rescued rescuedHELD rescuedHELD rcue rcueHEID HELD FOR BLACKMAILING BLACKMAILINGCoachman DLACUtLING DLACUtLINGCoachma BLACKMAILINGCoachman Coachman Coachma Wanted Wated In Chicago for De Demanding Domanding manding mandn 13SOO 1250 From Fom Mrs 11 Thurston ThurstonCniCAOO lton ltonCICAG 4 CniCAOO CICAG Jon Ja 16 18An An alleged aUege attempt attemptat atempt atemptat at blackmailing blakiig and sullying Sulg the character characterof carter carterof of a woman wom according aoring to t a I story stor given givenby givenby givenby by the womans omns attorney attorey J E Ingram Ingramoccurred Ingra Ingraourd Ingramoccurred occurred ourd yesterday yetray when James Jame Tilbury Tilburya Tibur a coachman coahm threatened thraned to take tke the life le of ofMrs ofMr ofMrs Mrs Mr HollU H UIs H Thurston Tuton of 330 30 Ashland AshlandBoulevard Ahland AhlandBouleva AshlandBoulevard Boulevard Bouleva daughter dauhtr of tho late Charles CharlesT T Nash Na of the Board Boar of Tradofirmof Tretrof Trade firm of Nashp NashpA NaaiWright A Wright Wriht unless unle she sle gave him 112500 125 12500 spot spotcash spotcah spotcash cash cashConvinced cah cahConvincd cashConvinced Convinced Convincd of the futility futity of his hi demand he hoallowed healowed heallowed allowed alowed his hl victim vioti a few hours hour in which whichto to procure procue the money In the evening eveningwhile eveningwhe eveningwhile while whe in I the act a of payment two detectives detectiveswho detectves detectveswho detectiveswho who had h been bn concealed conce at the suggestion suggestionof suggeston suggestonof of Mrs Thurstons Mrs Thutons attorney overpowered overpoweredTilbury overpoweredTibu overpoweredTilbury Tilbury Tibu and placed pla him hi under arrest arrestHOBSON aest aestI arrestHOIJSON HOBSON llBSON NOT ELIGIBLE ELIGIBLECant ELIIDLE ELIIDLECant ELIGIBLECant I Cant Ran for Congress ConrrtJ Became lecame He le Hasnt HasntRegistered IlasntRertered hasntRegistered I Registered Rertered or Paid Pid HI IUs Poll Tax TaxBIRMINGHAM TaxBIRMINOIIAM BIRMINGHAM BIR tNOUAM Ala Jan 16 IOI 10It It Is con contended contended contended tended by prominent promnent politicians pltcl that tht not nothaving nothvig nothaving hvig having registered rgl red and ad paid his hi poll pol tax taxin t taxIn in accordance arc with the provisions provision of the thenow then thenow now n w State S Constitution nttutlon Cap Richmond RichmondP 9 0 0pn P pn HoKsonTwho Hbson on wh who a I week ago ak announced announce P hfi hficandidacy hl his hiscandidacy candidacy canddy for Congress Cngree in the Sixth Suth district districtagainst ditict ditictagainst districtagainst against Congressman CngCmn John J Bankhead Bankheadis Bkhea is not eligible elgible to make mke the race ra for the nomi nomlnation nominaton nomination nation naton in the Democratic Democrto primary prim on April Apri 11 1 Under the provisions prvions of the call cal for the thoprimary theprimary I primary prImar candidates canddates for any office ofc are ae re required re requlred quired quie to make mke oath that tht they are ae qualified qualifiedvoters qualfed qualfedvoters qualifiedvoters voters and have paid all poll pl taxes te enabling enablingthem enablng enablngthem enablingthem them to vote ot in the final n election eletion It Is iflaid Issid issaid aid sid that Hobson was out of the State Stte dur during dur durleg ing the registration regitraton period prio last year ye and andhas andh andhas has h not registered and as a tho registration registrationbooks regitraton regitratonbooks registrationbooks books do not open opn again until unl July he hewouldtherefore hewoudtherefore hewould wouldtherefore woudtherefore would therefore be unable to take tke the re required require yequired quired quire oath for the primary prim Hobson Is Isat Isat isat at the bedside bside of his hi sick mother and his hisview hisvew hisview view vew of the matter mter cannot cnnot be obtained obtainedSHERWOOD obtned obtnedSHERWOOD obtainedSHERWOOD SHERWOOD ELUDES WhITECAPS WUITECAPSThey JIlTBOAPS JIlTBOAPSThe WhITECAPSThey They The Had Threatened Trttened Him 11m With Wih Tar and andFeathers andFeather andFeathers Feathers Feather for Abating Abulr His hI1 Wife WifeMIDDLBTOWN WifelhDDLTO WifeMIDDLETOWN MIDDLBTOWN lhDDLTO N Y Jan 10 10DU 16Dell Dell Sher Sherwood Sherwod Sherwood wood wod a well to do all al around aud sport of ofMonticello ofMnticel ofMonticello Mnticel Monticello who went home under the in influence infuence Influence fluence fuence of liquor lquor one night nght lost lt week and andafter an andafter after afer abusing his wife locked looke her hi i a acloset a acloset closet olost keeping keping her there the remainder remder of ofthe attbe ofthe the night nght in zero zr weather weatheris is now nowamong among the thamissing themslng themissing I missing mslng having heeded a warning warnng from frm the theWhltecaps theWhitecaps Whitecaps Wtaps of Monticello Monticelo to leave the th place placeor ple pleor I or suffer sufer tho Indignity Indignty of a coat of tar ta and andfeathers andfeathers andfeathers i feathers feathersSherwood feathersSherwood Sherwood Sherood several sveral years ya ago a married med a adaughter I adaughter daughter daughtr of the late Major Mjor Charles Cles H HRoyce HRye HRoyce Royce Rye who was wa United Unt States Sttes Consul Cnul to toPrague toPrague toPrague Prague under President Pdent Grant GrantSherwood GrantSherwood Sherwood Sherod belongs blnge to t several eevera fraternal fraternalsocieties fraternalsooletes fraternalsocieties societies sooletes in Monticello Montcelo and it is to friends friendain friendsInoneof in Inoneof one of these thes that tht he owes ows his h escape esap from fromthe fromthe fromthe the ire of the Whitecaps SLEEPY THEATREGOERS FALL FALLMan FALLItlan FALLMan Man In a Philadelphia Phiadelphia Playhouse Paouse Trouble TroubleFrom Tmble TmbleFom TumblesFrom From Fom the Top Gallery GalleryPHILADELPHIA Gaer GalioryPHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PHLDELPHIA Jan 10 lOFrn 16Frank Frank Smith Smithwho Smth Smthwho Smithwho who lives lles in South Suth Third Trd street stet went to tosee tofee tosee see fee Mansfield Mansfeld In Alt At AltHeidelberg Heldelberg Heidlberg at the theOarrick th theGarrick Oarrick Garck lost lt night nght As he watched wathed the theplay theplay theplay play he fell fel asleep 11eep In his seat at In the top topmoot tp tpmost topmost most gallery galery When Wen the audience left lef the thehouse thehue thehouse house hue he had slipped slpped down upon the floor floorand fr frand floorand and none of the attendants noticed notcd him himWhen himWen himWhenheawckeitwashalfpast When Wen Whenheawckeitwashalfpast he awcko It was half hf past pt 1 Won Wonder Wonder Wonder der how I got home he muttered mutterd Great Greatshow Greatsho Greatshow show sho great grat show Then he plunged plungedover over the roll ra down dow into Int the parquet paquet When Whenhe Wen Wenhe Whenhe he recovered reevered consciousness conlouBnes again agan ho hogroped hegrped hogroped groped grped his Wi way to one of the exits exitsA exts extsA exitsA A passerby perby found him and sent him to t a ahospital ahospitl ahospital hospital hospitl where wher it was wa found that tht his hi skull skullwas skul skullwas fractured and that he had cutsand was fratued ha many cuts cutsand out and bruises bruisesB brises brisesn B R T 1 FREIGHT FREIGIT CARS CARSTo OAnTo CA 176 176To To Be Ron When hen Passenger Pslnlfr TraHIo Trmo Will WillBe Wi Willno Be Least Interfered With WithThe Wih WihThe WithThe The Brooklyn Rapid Rpid Transit Tranlit Company Companyhas Compny Compnyha has ha made a contract controt with tho Bush Terminal TerminalCompany Terinal TerinalCompany TerminalCompany Company whloh controls many docks docksaround docksarund docksaround around arund Gowunus Gowunu Canal and la going into intothe intothe intothe the freight fright delivery delvery business buneRs on a large largeseal1 lrge lrgescl largeseals seals seal1Tlie scl sclThe sealsThe The Brooklyn Rapid Rpid Transit Trnsit Company Cmpany will willrun wl willrun run r cars ear at night nigt and at hours houl when passen passenger pasen pasenger passenger ger traffic trfo will U be least interfered with for forthe forthe forthe the distribution dltrbut J by trolley troley cars car of packages packagesand pckages pckagesand and other freight furnished tur be by the th Bush Bushcompany BUlh BUlhcompny Bushcompany company compny Unoxvllle Inoxvle flow Got Democratic DemocraticKNOXVILLB Democrto DemocrtoKNOXVILLE DemocraticKNeIVILLS KNOXVILLE Tenn Jan 16 18The The Demo1 Demo1crats Demo Democrats Iemocrate crate crats here her today elected W H Gnsa GSI Mayor Mayorand Mlyor Mlyorand Mayorapd and all al the city ticket tckt except ecept H W V Akon Akona a Republican Republcan Alderman AldermanWAIUM Aldermn AldermniARDI AldermanMAItDI WAIUM iARDI UltAS URAS Ull S NEW E OltLEANA ORLBA R 1718 11 Round 8010d Trip TripVia Tl TlV TripVia j Via V Southern mthml RT R R from frm Wubttuton WublDrlol Ticket Ticketon Teket Tteketson on M we February Febrar i rib tb to 14th Utl ftoi for Information Informationapply Intoraton Intoratonply Informationapply apply rfl ply Ir Iff Mew ew York omcu omes 771 21 itji al HU 1a Broadway Broadwayrfl Brady BradyIr I RUSSIA MORE CONCILIATORY CONCILIATORYMAY CONCLATORY CONCLATORYMAY MAY MAKE CONCESSIONS CO OESSIN I TOSAVB TOSAVBJAPANESE TOSA TOSAVEJAPANESE 3 JAPANESE GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENTSuggestion GOVBRVVETfnneslon GOVERNMENTSuggestion Suggestion fnneslon Made by the te German Foreign ForeignOffice Foretnomc Foreignomee Office omc That at Russia Is Willing WII to toYIed toYIedFa Yield YieldFar YieldFar Far Fa Enough Enousl to Avert War if t She She Can CanDo Cn CnDo CanDo Do So 8 Without Wihout Los Los of Prestige PreitlgeSpecial PretI PretISPtda PrestigeSpecfai Special SPtda Cable Dapatchti Iclpalchn to 0 Tax T SUrf STOLONDON 8U SUrfLONDON LONDON Jan 18 10A A communication of ofconsiderable ofconiderable ofconsiderable cmmurclton considerable coniderable significance signiloanc which was wa made madeat madeat madeat at the German Geran Foreign Forign OHcs today tody to the theBerlin theBerln theBerlin Berlin Berln correspondent corpondent of THE SUN suggests suggestsan suggestan an Impending change changf In Russias Russis attttuj attttujwhich stUtUJf stUtUJfwhich attituiswhich I which may after ater all al avert avlr war The Thefollowing Thefolowing Thefollowing folowing following Is I a translation tralation of the statement statementNo No attempt atempt has been mode mnu by Germany Germanyto Gerany Geranyto to Influence Inuenc the negotiations negotaton between bt ween Russia Russiaand Ru RuszIaand 1 and Japan This statement attement is i applicable applicablealso applcable applcableao i ialso also ao to all ai European Powers POOI not imme immediately Imme imntediately diately concerned ooncered So far fares oa I our knowledge knowledgegoes knowledigoe j jgoes goes goe Russia RUa Is inclined Inalnd to make concession concessionbecause concsloM concsloMbcauo i ibecauso because bcauo she clearly clEarly recognizes recogn s that Japan Japanarmed Japanaed i Il Ilarmed armed aed as she Ihf Is I and feeling foelng OH 1 she does doescannot doescannot j jcannot cannot possibly posibly withdraw from from her position positionwithout positionwithout 1 1without without tho danger of tho overthrow of Qfhfr QfhfrGovorment fher fherGovernment her herGovernment Government Govorment What la I being bing sought there therefore therE therefore fore la a diplomatic form fo in which 1 I dlplomato con concessions concssions E Ecesslona cessions cssions can canbemade be made mac without wlhoui loss los of prestige prestigeIt prestg It is believed beIeved that this thil will wmb be b found f01nd as ashitherto a ashitherto hitherto the negotiations negotaton have been con conducted conduoted i iducted ducted in the best bst and most mot correct corect diplo diplomatic diplomto diplomatlo matic mto spirit spiritThe splritThe spiritThe The foregoing may be b a mere ballon ballondestni blon blondesai 4 4dcssai destni like lke so many optimist optimistc lo statements statementsthat stitement stitementthat i I 4 that have hlve been given out for or the past PQ t month monthat 4 0 0atParisandStPetorsburgbutltstendency at atParisandStPetorsburgbutltstendency Paris Pari and St StPctrburg Petersburg but its Is tendency tendencyis I IIs is peaceful peaful and indeed it embodies embodis th thonly thonly the zrl zrlonly only hope of escape from a conflict conflictMoreover conlict conlictMoreover I J JMoreover Moreover it itis Is I genuinely Russian Rusian in tone toneand tne tneand il I Iand and it indicates Indicats the attitude that tht Russia Ruwiawill RUFla RUFlawi i iwill will wi probably prbnbly assume lume if it is decided dicidtd at the thelost tht 1 lost IWt moment to t maintain maintln peace pa by tho with withdrawal 1 withdrawal th thdrawal drawal of some sme of her pretensions pretensionsIt pretenloll j It is most unlilcaly uniJly that Russia RUa will wi admit admitthat amIt amItthat I Ithat that tho Japaneoe I Government is i virtually virtuallypowerless virtuallypowerless Irtuny Irtunypwerles powerless pwerles to t modify its Is 1t demands demand If th thCzar the theCa theCzar Czar Ca had determined to persist in hU hl re refusal J yefusal fusal fl Russia RWIa lies not directly direoty made me any anysuch anysuch b4 b4such such admission amlB ion but tho relations relton between betweenSt bDtwe botweSt n nSt St Petersburg Petmburg and Berlin Berln at the present presentcrisis preAentcris i i icrisis crisis cris are a even more mor cordial than tha those thosobetween thO I Ibetween between Paris Pai and the Russian capital and andmuch ad admuch J much significance sigifcanc must mut attach atth to t such lan language l leaguage i iguae guage guae as that quoted quotd above aboveOther abve abveOther aboveOther Other events of the week tend ten to t increase increaseits InertU j rii t its iA importance iprce A week ago it was Wa w Japans Japansdetermination Japn Japndeternaton Japansdetermination determination deternaton as a authoritatively authorittvely cabled cablednot cablednot I Inot not to t make mke a reply to Russias RWIaslat last note notowhich not I Iwhoh it itwhich which whoh was wa regarded regared as final fa The Te con conservative on onsnlve conserva servative snlve serva lve advice avc of the Elder Eder Statesmen Statesmenled 8tten 8ttenled if led to t the transmission transmion of one more mor polite politereiteration plte pltereitraton nz nzreiteration reiteration reitraton of Japans Japs inflexible demands demandsChina demnd demandsChina China Cina coincidently cincidenty hurried huied through the thnratification theratifcaton theratification ratification ratifcaton of the American Aericn treaty to toRussias toRUlas j i iRussias Russias RUlas considerable coniderble embarrassment ebaaent Great GreatBritain Grt GrtBritain GreatBritain Britain almost alost at the earn ee moment momentreached momen momenreaohed momentreached reached an understanding understading with France Francewhereby FranC 1 1whereby whereby it was wa practically pracicly determined determinedthat deterined deterinedtht determinedthat that tht there ther should sou not be any hostilities hosites be between b teen the twooutre two countries so longas long as th thCombeeDelcagflA the theCmbesDelu6 theConibesDelcaaa CombeeDelcagflA CmbesDelu6 Government Oovoent Oovcrnmontwaa was In power powerno pwer pwerno i ino no matter mato what the developments developent a In the theFar theFar ic Far East Et might be beGreat b beGreat Great Britain Britai also alo decided decide to assume assumea assue assueII a strong attitude attude of opposition opposltonto to any vio violation violtion l1 l1lation lation ltion of the Treaty of Berlin Brln In regard regad to tothe tothe tothe the passage p ge of warships through tbrulh the te Dar Dardanelles Da DardandIes dandIes danele by Russia RussiaFollowing RUIa RUIaFolowing s sFollowing Following Folowing these thes developments developents came co th thCzars the theCzs thCzars Czars Czs pacific pac o utterances utterancs on the Russian RussianNew Ruian RuianNew RussianNew New Year Yo These Tese would woul have hv been bn ac accepted aocepted 1 1ceptod cepted as a an assurance assuanc of peace pC if i it only onlycould onlycou z j jcouidbeaaswnedthatthoCzarwasthecza could cou couidbeaaswnedthatthoCzarwasthecza be b assumed lue that tt the Czar C was the te Czar Czarfor C 4 4for for Europe still In the Eop stl bejieves bpeO personal personalgood plona f fgoodfa1thoftheRussiannperor good goodfa1thoftheRussiannperor faith of the Russian RUla Emperor Epr As A Ass Assmatter a amatter amate matter mate of fact however little ltte Importance Importancewas Ipranc was attached to the declaration decaton of the theyoung theyoug theyoung young youg man who has h hasbeen been ben unable uable unabloto to t prevent preventhis pevnt pevnths ftt ftthis his hs Government Governent from creating cetn a situation situationin situion situioni in i which war has become becme all al but bu inevitable inevitableAll Invtab1 All Al depends deends at this th hut lt moment upon uponthe upn I t r rthe the power pwer of the Czar to impose Ips his will willupon wn wnupn j i iupon upon upn those who act at In his hi name nae The ThoBerlin Te f fBerl z zBerlin Berlin Berl telegram te gm contains contan some lome evidence evidencethat evdenc I Itht I fyt fytthat that tht this thi may still sti be possible pssble but it must mustbeadmitted mwt mustbeadinitted I beadmitted b adtte that the weight of diplomatic diplomaticopinion dplmtc dplmtcopinon diplomaticopinion opinion opinon hi I Europe continues contues tolncline toolne to tothe tothe tothe the belief belef that t1t Russia Rus is i too far committed committedto comitte to retreat retreatThe retrt retrtThe ctitv The Berlin Berl dispatch diptch to Tax Tm SUN SU was wasshown wa wasshown shown show at the Japanese Japaese legation legaton in i London Londontoday Lnon I Ity I Itoday today ty It was w observed obore there ther that its itscontents il itscontent i I contents contnt were significant slgnlfcn when whn taken tae with withother wth zliifr zliifrother other Indications from St S Idctons frm Petersburg Petrlug by byway byway t way of Berlin Brlin that there ther is an a element eleont in intho inth r rthe the th Russian RUI Government Gverent which whoh is I pre preparing preparing Y Yparing paring the way wayforthoacceptancoof for the acceptance aoptao of Japans Japansproposals Japanprops 11 11proposals proposals proposalsThis props I This Ti element which whch Is headed hee bytha bythaCzar by th the theCzar Czar Czr includes IncluO also alo Count Lamadorff Ldora the theRussian theRusian r Russian Rusian Minister lltr of Foreign Forig Affairs Afar But Butdespite Bu j j despite depite their thei supreme supme positions plton and the theNew theNew New Years declarations t the at Japanese e legation legaton even ee aa a late lat as asthis a asthis this thi afternoon atron was wa that tht Admiral AdAnfe AUxieff AUxiefftho Vc i ithe the Viceroy Vcry of the Far East Et Gen Ge Wogack Wogackthe Wogak Wogakthe the former forer Russian Ruin Military Mltry Agent gnt in l China Chinaand Chin Chinaand and M Bezabrazoff Bzbrof the leader of the Bus Russian Ru kii 4 4sian sian war wr party pry are still Bti potent In direct directing dIr i I4 ing Russias Ruis policy pIoy in the Far East EastThere Et EtTer 1 t tThere There Ter is no question queston of a rompromlso rompromlsoJapan tmprr nomprornisJapan Japan Japa has ba stated an Irreducible IrducIbl minimum minimumand inm and has h so informed Russia RUBla Moreover Moreoverit Morever Moreverit it would not bo b permissible permssible for Russia Rusla to totake t i9t it ittake take sixteen slxton days to frame a rejoinder rjoinder as aashe asshe asshe she did to the lost It note Japan replied repliedpromptly repIed repIedprmpty repliedpromptly promptly prmpty Unless Russia RUBla is i similarly almlarly ex expeditious e l lpeditious peditious piou she will wi bo b informed Infored that tba the thesituation thesituaton vi visituation situation situaton has hi been ben made me intolerable intlerable by her hernot hernot hernot not taking tag the only ony step to t secure sur peace peacenamely pea peacenamely namely the acceptance acceptnnceof of the Japanese Japaneseterms Japanel 3i terms termsIp tr 1 e l ej j Ip I regard regar to the statement tat ment in Tirtf SUN SUNBerlin SUNBrln UwI j t i iBerlin Berlin Brln despatch depath that Russias Rnsllas reason reln relnmaking Mt Mtmaking t tmaking making concessions cncessione to Japan is because bau e tte ttefeeling t tfeeln j feeling feeln is no 1 strong in the latter later country that tha If I Russia Rusia did not do this the position positionof posiin posiinof t tof of the Government Goerment would be b made mldo untenable untenablea a member of thn tbf Jnpaneso Jnpanele legation Ilgaton said naldThat Illd IlldTat saidThat That Tat Is II wrong wrng It Is not the Governments Governmentspolicy Ooerment OoermentpHcy i ipolicy policy pHcy nor that of the opposition opposllon but that thatof tha thatof of the entire Japanese Jnpnnes people peopleThe pple ppleTe f The Te Japanese Jnpanf1 legation 11gaton people peple tacitly tacitlyconfirm tacity tacityconfrm tacltiyconfirm confirm that what Russia refuses confrm rfu tllpla11 tllpla11Is especially especiallyis t tis is that Manchuria shall ehal remain a part par of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Chinese Chi whoso I Ibe nos Empire Integrity must mustbe mUft mUftbe be guaranteed guarante Japan never refused rfutd lo lorecognize t torecognize recognize rgnz Russias Iu8las great grat material mlterial interests lnterstthere Interft Interftthere intereststhere there but she he will wl never admit amlt that tht they theyconstitute theyconltute f fconstitute constitute conltute from China ChinaOutside Chin the right rght to detach detah the province provincefrom provnce provncefrom provincefrom i iOutside Outside Oltside of diplomatic diplomtic circles crclcs the crisis crisiscontinues c cnsiscontinues il continues oontnuC to exercise exerc a most mOlt demoralizing demoralizinginfluence demorlzlni demorlzlniInfuenoo demoralizinginfluence influence Infuenoo on financial tnancal and commercial commercialaffalrn commerial commerialarall commerclslaffairs affairs arall Berlin rln Is I almost the only centra centrawhich cnt cntwhih centrewhich which whih retains retalnt some Ime hope hop of peace pec There Theraare Tel Telare Thereare are a fow sanguine englne members mombl of th the London LondonSlock LondonStock LondonStock Stock Exchange ohange who expressed tho thl tx bUef bUeftodlY belief llef lleftoday if iftociay today todlY that thlt the Czar Czr would puld make mke B I dri dr drmtlo drimatte matte mtlo announcement Innouncement in a short Ihor time to t o th theloc ps pseffect h heffoet effect eloc Hint his hil d dvotlon votlon to the tbp cause C tf ft ftpeace C Cpeace r rpce peace imrvjlleil ImpIll him to txicrifice tcrilc o on c he heimportant h hiprant j important iprant pce material T1rlinl intrests InlrPt of f Ii i t4 Empir Emrte

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II j I ITHE I i t tI i iTHE I h 1 f Q THE s S NPAtJANQAlt JANuAaYnioO4 17t1Q j I IQ II M 1 1 rather than plunge pluge into I to war The Theolvous Theolvousrplyto ohjiou ohjioureplyto o1viousrep1ytO replyto rplyto this th optimism optmsm Is that it the Czar Czais Czr CzrIs Czart is t strong strng enough nougl to adopt and exeqjit exeqjitsuch eXelte eXeltesucsn exeqitoi i such an altruistic alrsto policy polcy he would neve nevehave never 7 have sucsn allowed alowo allowodthe the crisis crlls to t roach rch its presort presortstaRe prOBI prOBIIge prsciit t z staRe staReTonight Ige Igef f Tonight Tonight the Berlin Btrln correspondent o oTHE of ofT otThz THE T SuN SO says ay that he hag hI been informe informeat Infored Inforedl l t at t the Russian Rusian Embassy Emba8y that the negotia negotiaUbna nejota nejotat negotlations t Ubna ton are ar still st proceeding preeding und that the latest laicsnews lltest lltestnews latestnews news from frm the Far East t is I of a tranquilllzim tranquilllzimcharacter trnqullzing trnqullzingcharcer trafllUulliZlflgr r i character charcer and that thlt a peaceful flceC solution loluton ol olthe or orthe ofr r the trouble is expected This IR of course courseIs coure courei eoureis i Is s of far less le significance slgnlfenco than the first firstBerlin trt trtBrln flrt4th h Berlin Brln telegram tllegam which was quoted quot d at t th thoutset the theoutset thet t outset of this tllg thlidispatch dispatch disptch bul uthecrreRpond uthecrreRpondl uttho the correspond correspondent l ent adds ad s that there arc ar other indications indicationswhich IndlcatonR IndlcatonRwhich indicationswhich which suggest Iuggest that Rutaiti RU 811 la If really raly seeking seekingfe seekingf seekingform f I fe iHpiwiAue form fon in which she may em embody emf embody f concessions concessionsJAfANKijF conccssionsJAPANESE I body important concsslonl 1 JAPANESE JlANiE SHIPS 81PS DIDNOT DlNOT pNOT FlT Fr BBITISII BRITISlllO BRITISlllOk irisiz FLAO FLAOSUEZ yrtaSyFz k Ii SUEZ StF7 Jan IB 1OTlm Tho Jnpanesa JlpaeiJ cruiser cruiserNisishin cruisr cruiserNjshin S Nisishin Niq hln sailed Mled from hero 11re last evening eveningHer eeningHer eveningITdr Her sister ship the Kasaga Kaaga left lef here hlre yester yesterduy yesterJ I t J day morning morningLONDON morlnl morningf f LONDON Jan Inn 10The Foreign Office OfflceIssued Ofce Ofcesued Officeissued Issued sued today a denial denlli of tho reports that thatthe thatthe thatJ J l the Japanese cruisers rlsrs Kasaga K gn and an Nisshln Nisshlnformerly Nishin Nishinformer NisshinI I formerly former the Argentine Argentne warships wlrlhlpi Riva Rivadavia Rhadavla Rivadavia davia and Moreno Morro railed nlod from Genoa for forYokohama fori forYokohama i Yokohama under uDlor tho British Brish ting tl and that thatthey thntthey thatthey Yokoham they were escorted eorted to Port Said Illd by nine nineBritish nineBrtish nineBritish British Brtish warships warshipsALEXIEFF warshlp warshipsALEXIEFF ALEXIEFF LKIFF QUOTES CZAU CZII IN FAVOR OF PEACE PEACEST PEACEl I l ST S r PETERSBURG Jan 10 laA A despatch despatchfrom deptch deptchfrm despatchI I from frm Port Arthur Athu to tho lio Suet 8wc says RYS that thatduring thatduring thatN N during the theprdo parade on the Russian Rusian New NewYears Newj c j Years Vearl Day Admiral Alexleff Alexlet Viceroy Vicroy of ofthe ofi ofi i i i the Far East Ealtmade made an address addrS to tho troops troopsin i i in which ho said It was W tho will wi of tho Czar Czarthat Czr CzrJ Czarthat J that peace 1ace shouldbe sbOUII 1uldb bo preserved presErvd in the Far FarEast FarEat FarEast East Eat EatOml GERMANS Oml S TO DISTURBED DIsTUnUEDBE8LIN SKOUL SKOULBERUN REOULERIN BERUN ERIN JI Fnn 18 10Tho Tho Admiral Admirl com commnniling cm cmi cornmnnding i mnniling mnndlngthepern the German East EBt Asia h squadron squadronreport squadronfportR squadroniports report fportR that lie ie has ha sent tho cruiser criser Iltis Iltisto ltis ltisto Iltisto to ChemulpCvthe ie port prt of Seoul the capital capitalof of ChEmltP Coren eorll Her commander will wi land 100 100mon oo oomen mon mln if he Considers rder ii iders it necessary necessaryWILL necr necrfIl necessary111L1 WILL fIl AGREE tG 4Gqits AS TO COREA COREAIt COIEA COIEAi i It li I TVnw IW Pernilwlble P rnile lo o Hope lope for a aFavorable at aFaOrable t Favorable a r o IUle IUleH IssueI Issue Issuespecial I H optll special Cabin netpatcltet nl ele f I Tir 1 sex sexST StI SV SVSr ST PKTKRSBUUO PfmRsnUIGJ Jan a an ie tlAtoring 1eAccording According to toa toI toft a I filutement Ihtlmumt attrlbutod atrbfr to i the t Secretary Secretaryof Sccrtary Sccrtaryof of thi th Japanese Legation Legaton hero her noun nounhas n neashas Jr JrI I has been 1ln received by tho to Minister tlister which is isthoroughly Isthorollgbl isthoroughIy thoroughly reassuring reassuringAn raFslulnj An Al understanding 1nd rtandlng between hltwlol Japan and andRussia nndRUMIa andRussia Russia RUMIa in reference reernc to Coren Corel which is the theccnlrnl thecentrl thecentre ccnlrnl centrl point of difficulty dIculy may shortly thorty be boexpected beexpected beecpeeted expected expectedThe expectedThe ecpeetedrhe The reference refelnce of the dispute di pute to The TheHague TheHague Theflague Hague arbitration arhltrtlon tribunal at the present presentmoment prflnt prflntmoment Presentmoment moment seems sems unnecessary uneesry as a the state stateof Iatof tatocf of f the negotiations negotations mikes m kes it permissible permilble to tohope 10hop tohope hope hop for a fav orable issue issueLONDON issueLomo sue sueLOmON J LONDON LOmON Jan Jnn 16 16The 10The The Secretary Secrtary of the theJapanese theJ theJapanese i Japncso Japanese Legation Lgton in London LOldol said Iald tonight tonightthat lonllht lonllhtthat tonightthat r that the latest latet news seemed semed to indicate a adisposition ar adisposition disposition dispitio on the th part pr of Russia HU6i to recede recedefrom recedefrom recedefrom from her former forer position psition Although Alhough ho howas howas liewas was unable to see se how she could do this thiswithout thl thlwhout thiswithout whout without somo loss of prestige prtgo he sincerely sincerelyhoped sincerelyhoped IncerelybopId hoped the indications Indicatons could coWdbe be trusted trustedIF4flVjrVe trustedW trustedWARNING WARNING W AIJISO TO MISSIONARIES MISSIONARIESAmerican M151OXtIiILSAnuertc4m 1SIMllS 1SIMllSAmercn American Amercn Methodists In Corca Corla Told 1011 to Co Coto fluJ Ia Iato J to Seoul Sloll or to Japan JapanJACKSON JapanJ JapauiJAcEso J JACKSON JACSON Miss Jan 16 16Dshop 16Bishop Bishop Charles CharlesB B Galloway Gnloway has cabled clbte to t Methodist Mho ist mis missionaries mil milsionries missionaries sionaries sionries in Corea Crea to t move m ve into Ino Seoul Seul at atonce ILtonce atonce once or to t go to Japan to secure Icnre protec protection prote protection tion In event of war TheBihophod The Bhop ha been beenadvised beenavl beenadvised advised avl d from Corea Coreaof of threats to foreigners foreignersand and indorses Indor8 the te action aton actionof of Dr Allen Alen Ameri American Amerlcnn Anierican can Minister Minitr at Seoul Sul whoso guest he was wason wa waon wason on a recent rent visit vst to t the Far East Elt in or ordering ori ordosing all to remain indcora indcoraHe indcorsBe i dosing derng al foreigners foreigner Indcor He believes bleves that there is l serious Frloua anger angerTO angerTO angerj j TO IIVRRY llURRI RACK TO 1M 1MAmerica J414N J414NT 4 4Y 4YAmerica T America Mara Uao of the Japanese Japanesl Fleet FleetReaches HeetReehel FleetIteaeheu Reaches San Sn Francisco FranciscoSAK FranehleoSAN FranciscoSAN SAN FRANCISCO FRANCISO Jan 16 16Tho Tho Japanese Japanesesteamer Japanes Japanessteamer Japanesesteamer steamer America Aeric Mare Mar which reached reachedport reachedprt reachedport port prt today and ad Is scheduled sdllduled to Bail tli for forthe forthe forthe the Orient on Jan 25 will wi probably prbably be the thelast thet thelast t last Jat vessel of the Toyo Kaisha Line In Killing Killingout fdlnl sailingS S out of this harbor until unt the impending impendingtrouble Impendingf impendingtroublebetweenJapan f trouble truble troublebetweenJapan between Japan and Russia IhlAia is it settled settledThe seted setedhe settledThe The he steamers stamerl of the line lne on their usual uoull runs runsfrom rl8 rl8I runsfrom I from here he call cal at Honolulu Yokohama YokohamaKobe YokohamaKohe t Kobe Nagasaki Shanghai and itong Kong KongThe Kongrhe r The re America Americ Mare Mar on this trip will wi only onlyaccept onl onlac onlyaccept accept ac pt cargo for Yokohama and Kobe and andon ali alit andon t ii on her arrival at the te latter lter port stun tlo will wi he boturned hetlrd heturned turned tlrd over to t the te Japanese Government Governmentunder GovErnwnt GovErnwntunder Governmentunder under tho provisions of a L subsidy suhald agree ngreoment agreement agreemcntnnditiapresumodthntshowillbeused mcntnnditiapresumodthntshowillbeused mcntnnditiapresumodthntshowillbeusedas ment and it is Ispre5med presumed that thntholbou sho will bo u cd cdos d dlS os lS an al nuxilliary auxIlar cruiser crisr The Nippon Mam Mamwhich Maniwhich fan which hlel sailed Mled from here twenty days da ago agoin a agoiP o oii in ii iP now on tho way between betwe1 Nagasaki and andKcng andt andKcag t Kcng l ng Kong to deliver delver her freight frllght and is isunder II IItrder isIS IS under trder orders to t return retur to Kobe with it1 all allpossible al allpossitilo possible despatch despath The Tht Hong Kong KI Maru Marutho Maruthe Iar J tho third Ihl rr rd of the three tree steamer IIfnmerl of the line linewas lne lneas linewas was as at Shanghai Shanghalwo two days ago and beret she nhowas he hef 5 f r was given orders to proceed proclEd direct dirlct to tl Kobe KobeAll Kobet HoboAu t All Al Au three vessels vessls when built huit wero wer fitted fittedwith flpd fittedwith 1 with wih gun g ln mounts ana each Is capable of car carrying ca carin carrying rying rin nn 11 effective electve battery bater They are steel stwlvessels Ate1 Ate1vessls steelvz vz vessels vessls of 6000 60 tons tn each and have a speed speedof I of over eighteen eightn knots knot They average averagesixteen averageelxteen averagesixteen sixteen knots on their teir runs across the thePacific thei thePacific Pacific on their usual trips The steamers steamershave steamershave steamershave i Pacito ter usu trps have been ben operated oprtd on a triweekiy service servicebetween serice sericebetven servicebetween this and I under undera between betven tis port prt Hong Kong ong a traffic trfc arrangement aaeent with the Pacific Paclfo Mail MailSteamship Mai MailSteamship Steamship Steaship Company Cmpny and the Occidental Occidentaland Occdentl Occdentland OccidentalS S and Oriental Orient Steamship Stlp Company Cmpanr companySAFacmcoJan f SAN SANFRNCIscoJal0Fearo SAFacmcoJan FRANCISCO Jan 16 16Fear Fear of war wardroveS ardrove ardrovetht drove drovethe S the tht America Amercrar Maru across aro8 the tht Pacific Pacfo two and andonehalf andonhal andonehalf onehalf days ahead of time She made madethe madete madethe onhal day tme the te fastest fltest run r a that tht has h been bEn recorded recordedbetween recordedhetwen recordedbetween between hetwen here and ad Japan Jajn in years yei When Whenthe Whenthe Whene e the steamer steer left Yokohama YoJohm there were wererumors werermor wererumors rumors rmor of war and It was wn the te opinion that thatJapan thtJapan thitS S Japan and Id Russia Rui would be b fighting tjhtlng before beforethe bfor beforethe the America Amerc Mara Mar reached rhd the next nxt port portTho portj portThe j The hf captain capt received recve word from his hs owners ownersto ownerl to make all speed possible psble It was Wi feared fearedthat fearedthat fearedthat that mae a Russian Ran lp vessel might overhaul tho thoAmerica thoAerc theAmerick vee America Aerc Mare Mr La I the event of o war She Shereached Shereached Shereached reached Honolulu two to days day ahead Ihfar of time timemakingthe timerklnE timeraakingthe makingthe rklnE the trip tp In I nine nie days dys and the voyage voyagefrom voyagefrom voyagefrom from Honolulu Honoluu here in I 5 days an and f 18 18SEES 18hour 18baum hour hourSEES baum baumS baumSEES S SEES A LONG ERA OF WAR WARDean Jrt JrtDean WARDean Dean Walzt Talzl Prediction Peicton as the tl tIi Result RI nl at a aRussoJapanese aRuuopncse aRussoJapanese RussoJapanese Ruuopncse Conflict ConflictBANOOR Con ConflictBaor rt rti i BANOOR BAan Me Jan JI 16 10W W E AVali Wnz dean dennof deani i r I of ofthelwshloftheUnversltyoFalne ofthelwshloftheUnversltyoFalnewho the law school of the Universityof Maine Mainewho 1 who twelve in Japan as epent years yea I a ateacher af f 5 teacher taher and traveller travellr gives it as a his l a belief beliefthat belef beliefthat 1 that war wa between betwn Japan and Russia is isInevitable Isf IsInevitable f Inevitable laevltble and that a long series seres of great greatconflicts greatI greatconificta I conflicts cntt between btween the leading nations naton of ofthe ofp ofthe p r the world worlJs Js to t follow Dean Dean Walz Wal is i re regarded 10 10I rogarded I the best authorities In Int inAmerica garded gaed as a among aong bst authortes inj injAmerica t ii America Aerca on political pltica and economic eonomoques eonomoquestonreltng econom1cquea econom1cqueations ques questions tonreltng tions relating to t the Far East Elt Hohas H ba baa a ahigh ahigh ahigh high opinion opinon of the capacity capity and pro progressiveness pr prgrs8veness pror r gressiveness grs8veness of tho Japanese Japanes and declares declaresthat delars declaresr r 1 that as l a nation naton they th y are o bound bud to t attain attaina aUnlnK K t a place among the foremost Powers of ofthe off ofthe f the world worldIn worldi worldIn i In reference fenco to the length of the con conflict cn cnil conIlict il met now 10W60ut about bobt to begin ogln Dean Walz Wa says saysWhen IYS IYSWhon raysNWlien When we hear hea the th first tnt gun fired t in inthe Inthe Inthe the coming cmln war wai a man ml who is 25 at that thattime thattme thattime time tme will ylnotUvet not live to hear the lastgun lat last gun I Ido Ido It t do not mean when liou I say eY that ultimately ultimatelyell ultmtely ultmtelyal ell al or 01 nearly all alot aUof of tho important Imprtant Powers Powerswill Powerwi Poernwill will wi become ciie como involved that all al will wl be b erii eriihrnUed emIU euilnUed IU hrnUed nUed at one time nor nr that t thattho th tho whola l lt t 5 S Sworld

world will bo desolated de nor that thtltthe at t tclose the theclose close 0108 England wi 0 will vI late no n longer be Engla Englannd Engld Engldnnd England Englandand nnd Germany ho no longer Germany Germny no noi nor norj northat i that the United Unie States will wi cease cel to exist existwhich existbut existbut j but I men mean that t there er wl will b be a succe succession successionof lon lonor or conflicts trrible terrible wnr wars eah each of them In inwhich which conflrts all al tho chief nations nalonl of tho world worldwill worl worldwill 1 will wi bo successively engaged engagedIt en aged agedI It I will wi last lat 80 o to 100 10 years year and and in the thei theend theend end end Cina China wi will be I a great and enlightened enlightenednation naton nation nnd tho Eltr Eastern i question will wi have havebeen havebeon havebeen been settled ttell forever foreverSIX foreverSIX foreverSIX SIX FOOT JAPANESE COLONEL COLONELSays COLONELSa1 COLONELSass Says There Are re Plenty Plmt In the Mikados MikadosArmy MikadosAria lkados lkadosbm Army bm M a Dig 01 Bl as a lie lieCol Il IlCol lieCot Col T Kurada Japanese Japnnefc Military Mltar At Attach5 Attach AttachO tach5 at Rome was a passenger plsenger by the thesteamship theIteanIhip thesteamship steamship IteanIhip Lucania in yesterday yesteray He is a asixfooter aIlxfootor asixfooter sixfooter Ilxfootor and finely fnely built hul He le said sid as he hethrew heth hethrew threw th w out his client a bit bitThe bit1he bitThe The 1he Japanese Army is In superb con condition conditon condition dition diton It I does dos not consist chiefly chle y of small smallmen smallmen men as many Englishspeaking Englshspaking people peopleapparently pople poplenpparnty peoploalPareuitly apparently npparnty think There Ther are ar many lany men menas menas as 18 big as I am In our army ary Japan does dos not notlack notlack notlack lack strength When the clash occurs occursRussia occursIttissia Russia HUAla will wi be b surprised surprisedThe lurrlsd lurrlsdTho surprisedThe The Colonel believes belevcs war is II imminent imminentand ImminentI imminentand and be in il going Ioln home as a quick as a limiteds limitedsashore Imle ilmitedsashore I ashore ahor and afloat alot can take him himI himJAPAN I I JAPAN JAlAJ PAYS CASH CASHAbout OSIIAlont CAShAbout About Alont MOOOOOO 8000 OOOOOO In Gold Ilcoehetl In InThis In1l inThIs This 1l Country In Two Works WorksWASHINGTON WerklW WeeksWASIIINOT0N WASHINGTON W ASUNOTON Jan 16 t6Informton 16Information Information has hascome haacome come to the United Unie States Treasury Tresury of ofthe orthe ofthe the arrival of large quantities qUlntte of Japanese Japanesegold Japnese Japnesegold Japanesegold gold at It San Sm Francisco Frnclsc In I nearly nearly all al cases casesthis csel casesthis this thi gold Has been deposited depsite in the Sub SubTreasury SubT SubTreasury Treasury T sury at San Sn Francisco Frncsc and ad made mde Im Immediately Immediately Immediately mediately payable pyable ia New York It Is Isevident Isevident isevident evident to t the he Treasury TreLsur authorities authortes that thatJapan thatJapn thatJapan Japan Japn is paying pying an al she goes About Abut 1 U 5 000000 00 in Japanese JlpnPe gold has ges hi been ben received receivedin in the United Unite States State within tho last fort fortnight for fortnight night to pay for wheat wll a and flour our and muni munitions munitons mimitwos twos tons nigt of war wnl py Russia Huin is also als buying heavily heviy In I the United Unite States bate and this fact fac is II shown shownby shownby shownby by the record of recent reent exports from this thiscountry thiscutry thiscountry recr exprts country cutry to Russian Rusln ports portsKING prs prsI portsKING I KING JOSEPHS JOSPIS COMMISSION COMMISSIONHow COUUISSl COUUISSllow How low Liberal Uleral Papers 1IJel Characterize Cham Chambrrlalna Cm Cmberlaln Chamberlalns brrlalna Tar Tarll Tariff I IT Advisers AdvisersSpecial Advlserlptclal AdlsersSpecial Special Cable Despatch Dtplrh lo Tat TB Ta SUN SUNLONDON SI SUNLoNDoN LONDON Jan 16 16Klng King Josepha Josephl Com Commission CommlRlol Cornmission mission mlRlol is tho way the Liberal newspapers newspaperslabelled newspapr newspaperslabelled labelled labelko the first trt meeting metng yesterday yesteray of Mr MrChamberlains MrChamberlalns MrChanberlains Chamberlains tariff commission cmmission Punchs Punchscartoon Punchcartoon Punchscartoon cartoon represents reprsent them as I all al blowing blowingtrumpets blowingtmmpets blowingtTUnhletS trumpets Each iran If an facially facialy Is I a replica replicacf cf f Mr Chamberlain 11 nberlall who is conducting conductingwhat conductingwhat onductng onductngwhat what is 10 calls all Josephs Orchidstra being beinga beln belnI a I pun pUl on 01 iii the formr forler fc rt r Colonial Clolial Secretarys Secretaryshobby Retys Retyshohby Secretaryslloi hobby lloi is of I weiirin an orchid in his hi button buttonhole buton butonhol buttonhole hole holeIt hol holeIt I IIt It appears that t1 even tho King himself himselfshunH himslF himslFohult himselfslinits shunH ohult tho notion noton that Mr Chamberlain Chamberlainis Chamberlin Chamberlinio is io inclined Inclned to run the te country on his hlo own ownhook ownhool ownhook hook and all that tat lie is i not pleased plCLe that he heselected he8clectlo heselected selected 8clectlo tho vord rc commission cmmission for a col collection cl cllection ccllection lection of business bl lne men who are preparing preparinga a tpriff tirir scheme for presentation presntation to the thecountry thecuntry thecountryat country cuntry countryat at lt tho next election electionConmissions elecUonomllonR electionConmissions Conmissions in England are issued lRue only onlyby o wilyI3 ly lyh by h royal al warrant warrnt and ILt Mr Ir Chamberlain U Unot ii isnot not 10t uv oen n an officeholder ofceholder now no Ho 10 refuses refusesto reFuf to withdraw withdrw tho name and approved apprved of ofthe ofthe ofth the th meeting m lllg place plle at the Whitehall Whitehal rooms roomswhich roomswhich 1 1which which are lre only a 1 few fel fewniimites minutes walk from fromtho fromthe fromthe the House of Parliament ParliamentThis Parlanant ParlanantThl ParliamentThis This commission commi Flon numbers number sixtyfive slxtyfve and andalthough andalhough andalthough although alhough the thp official ofcal Tory Standard 8andrr dubs dubsthem dubsthel dubsthouti them thel plutocrats plutorats und Ind nonentities noneltite they tly in inclurlo Incluc inclod clod cluc a remarkable fn1 rlmLII number of the chief chiefmanufacturers chletmanufacturrs chiefmanufacturers manufacturers manufacturrs railway rlwa and are shipping mana managers mna mnagerianrl rnanagers gers gerianrl and economists of England EnglandTho EnglandThe I Tho statement ftatement of Prime Prme Minister nlster Balfour Balfourat Balour Baloural at Sheffield Shefeld during the week wek that he was Wa not notnow notnow notnow now sure sur what fiscal fRal methods would be best bestto b bsstto t tto to secure closer coner Imperial lmperal union is believed believedto btleve i ito to prepare prpar tho way for an announcement in inthe Inthe Inthe the KingV In speech speeh on onfEb onFeb Feb 3 when Parlia Parliament Parla Parlament Parliainput ment meetfcof ttuor tntetSorthe the appointment of a royal royalcommission royalcommission commission commltiion tor tqoonider consider the best means mean of ofincluding ofincluding ofincluding including Colonial Colonal representatives on tho thoNotional theNntional thoNational Notional Defence Committee Commite making mking them themimperial themimperial themimperial imperial by adding addini them to the Judicial JudicialCommittee JudicialConiinittee I Committee Commite of the Privy Prh Council Counci which is istho Istho isthe tho ultimate court cour of appeal of the Empire Empireand Empir Empirand Empireand and making mal l Colonial statesmen sttelmen life Ifo pe per pers persMr n nMr Mr h Balfours Balours friends frend fay ay such a policy polcy is iscomplimentary Iscomplmentary isconipliniontary complimentary complmentary and not antagonistic antagonstic to Mr MrChamberlain MrChamberlain Ir IrChamberlain Chamberlain but they admit hnt it may my be bedifficult beditcult bedifficult difficult ditcult view Iew to bring brng the latter over to loth this thisCOMMANDER thisview COMMANDER WAS W4 S MODEST MODESTlie UO iT iTle lie le Commended Bravery Dravr of Subordinates SubordinatesDidnt Subordinates1idnt ubonlnatel ubonlnatelUdnt Didnt Udnt Mention Ills 11 Own Ownfiprctcl Ownpnlal Ownpctat fiprctcl Cable Despatcn lo TIlE Tny SUN StvLONDON SUNLONDON SUNLoNno LONDON Jun 10 laSeveral Several months ago ngoVictoria agoViotorla agoVictoria Victoria Crosses CroAC were awarded awared Capts CaptsWalker CaptsWal CapteWalker Walker Wal r and Illd Holland Roland for gallantry galantry during duringaction duringacton duringaction action acton ut Daratoleh in Somalilnnd Somalnndln in carry carrying cry cryIn carrying ing In a wounded officer ofeer back under a heavy heavyfire heavyfre heavyfire fire fireThe fre The announcement nnnouncemlnt yesterday that Major MajorJ J E Cough GOlgil commander of tho column columnhad columnhad columnhad had got ot the Victoria Cross Cro 1 for gallantry gallantryin galantry galantryin in the same RIme action acton caused surprise surprse and andwonder andwonder andwonder wonder why it was wa so belated belatedIt It seems Slemi that Qougli as commander commanderrecommended commanderrecommended commanderrecommended recommended the other two but made no nomention nomenton nomention mention menton of his own conduct A private privateletter privateleter privateletter letter leter from Holland Rland first fmt brought the news newsto newl newlto newsto to England with wih the result rllil that it was wascalled WMmpllo wascalled called mpllo to totheattention the thE attention atenton of ofthe the King recently recentlydough renty rentyough recentlylaugh dough ough is but 32 years yer old Ho has ha been beenmentioned hen henmentione beenmentioned mentioned mentione three thre times tmes in despatches d patchef for forservices roreerlcE forservices services eerlcE in South Africa Afrca and is 1low now promoted promotedto to be brevet bret LieutenantColonel LieutenantColonelGEY LieutenantColonel LieutenantColonelOEl GEY OEl GE DELAREY DEIAllEI IN HAVANA HAVANAHe lIlUA lIlUAle He le Is Going Golnt Gotn to Mexico jlexlc to See Se About AboutColonizing AboutColonln AboutCOIofllz1n Colonizing Doers There ThereSpecial ThereSpectal 1ere 1ereSpeial Special Speial Cable Despatch De8palelio la THE SUN STOHAVANA S1 SUNHAVANA HAVANA Jan 18 toTe 16The The noted notd Boer Bor com commander commander cornmander mander Gen Delarey arrived arived hero her from fromBuenos fromBIEno fromBuenos Buenos BIEno Ayres Ayes today He le says ho is i trav travelling travelng trayelling elling elng for his hi health eaIth He is I going to Mexico Mexicoto to investigate Invetgate the scheme for the establish establishment establi establishment ment of a Boer colony In that tat country countryHe ountr countryHe He will wi visit viit St Louis Lul New York and Lon London London London don on his return retur and will wi be back bak in the theTransvaal theTralvalln theTransvaal Transvaal Tralvalln in six Ix months montlisHo monthsle monthsHo Ho le declined declied to express exprfs an opinion as a to tothe tothe tothe the advisability avibity of establishing establihing a Boer Boercolony Boercolony Boorcolony colony in Cuba Cba until unti he had looked the thecountry thecoun thecoUntry country coun r over overCOUNTED ovorCOU overCOUNTED COUNTED COU TED 680 DERVISH DEmIS1 DEAD DEADTrvo DE4DTwo Two 0 Leaden Ietn Killed HUed and Many Prisoners Prisonersand Psoner Prisonersand and nd Rifles Taken by British BritishSpecial liritishSpecial rlhh rlhhlpelal Special lpelal Cable Despatch Depalcl to TUB Tu SUN SUNLONDON SV SUNLoNDON LONDON Jan 16 10To 16The Tho War Office Ofc has hasreceived hasrecived hasreceived received recived another anoter despatch depatch In reference referenc to tothe t tothe the fight tght between btween the to British Drlth forces under undercommand underrlnlumt undereoiniinaid command rlnlumt of or1LJoren MajorGen Sir Charles Carle Egor Egorton Egerton Egorton ton and 5000 50 dervishes derises followers folowers of the theMad theMad theMad Monday Mad Mullah Mulah at Jldballi Jldbal Soraalilaml Somland last lastMonday lastMonday lastMonday The despatch depatc says sy that tat 680 68 dead were werecounted werecunted werecounted counted cunted near ntar the te Jldballi Jldbal position plition and the thetotal thettl thetotal total ttl number of dervishes derlsea killed kied Is esti estimated est estimated mated mtd at 1200 1200Two 120 1200rwo Two fo of the leaders leader were killed kied 21S 21 pris prisoners prisoners prisoners oners wen and 360 36 rifles rlfes were wer captured capturedAMERICAN cpture cptureAUERCAN capturedA AUERCAN A AMERICAN MUSEUM IN PARIS PARISIn PARS PARSIn In Which Wloh to Exhibit EhbIt Our Ou Raw Rw Materials Materialsand Matera Materialsand and nd Manufactured Manucured Article ArticleSpecial ArticlesSpettat tce tceSpeil Special Speil Cabl Deipalch Dp cll lo THE Sen SenPARIS SU SuzPn8 PARIS P RI8 Jon Ja 16 16Te 16The The annual au banquet bqt of ofthe ofth ofthe th the American Aeric Chamber Cb of Commerce Commercewas Cer was a hold hel tonight The suggestion Iggeslon by Mr MrDowdy MrGowdy MrGowdy Gowdy the American Aeic ConsulGeneral CnBGne that thatthe tt ttthe thatthe the time tie had ba como cme for the establishment establishmentof etalent etalentof of an American Aericn museum muu In I Paris Pai in which whichshould whichshould hich hichshoukl should bo b exhibited American exble Aeric raw ma materials m m1erla matorlals terials 1erla and ad manufactured mauaue articles alole for the thepurpose thepups thepurpose purpose of demonstrating demonstraig to the French Frenchpeople Fnc Frenchpeople peple pups people the te enormous enonot resources rsuo of the t United UnitedStates Unted UntedStates UnitedStates States was wa received rlclvel with great ia enthusiasm enul enult enthusiasmi t i I t POLICEMAN POLIEMAN POLICEMANABDUCTSA POLICEMANABDUCTSASUE ABDUCTS A GIRL GIRLSHE GIRLsJ GIRLsSIE J SHE SIE WAS ATA AT A MASQUERADE ASaUER m RALf RALfIN nALIN ZL4LIJIN IN HER lIERJllOTIIISCLOTliES lIERJllOTIIISCLOTliESI UROTHHRS CLOTHESCharge CLOTHES CLOTIIESCharge Charge Charle Is l1at That lIe Got GO tier Her to Drink D Ink Wine WineWhich Winehleh WineWhich I Which hleh She Had Never Tasted Tltell Before Beforeand D Defersand fore forend and nd Then Tlln Got tier ler 11cr to Go in In a Cab Cb t ta to tolotdler toa a Hotel lotdler hotelher Her Rwcne by Her Irr Uncle UnclePoliceman UnclePolcma UnclePoliceman Policeman Polcma Thomas B Fay of the th Adams Adamestreet Adamsstreet street stret station staton Brooklyn was arrested arrestedyesterday arreted arretedystrdy arrestedyesterday yesterday ystrdy afternoon aftron by Capt Cpt Harkins on ona ona ona a warrant warant Issued Isue by Magistrate Mglstrato Dooley Dooleyof oley oleyof of the Adams Adas street stret court curt on a a charge of ofaeaault ofalult ofassault assault alult Miss MIB May Connors Connors of 125 t25 Second Secondstreet Scnd Scndstret Secondstreet street stret who just reached her sixteenth sitenth year yearon yr yron yearon on Thursday TUIiy morning on which night the theincident theInoldent theincident incident occurred ourred on which the charge chargeagainst chargeagainst chargeagainst against Fay is basad bsad is the complainant complainantIn otpllnnt otpllnntIn In the case With her uncle some lome other otherrelatives otherrlatves otherrelatives relatives rlatves and neighbors neighbrs the girl went to the themasquerade themsquerade themasquerade masquerade msquerade ball bl of the Stephen J Whalen WhalenAssociation WhalenAoclaton WhalenAssociation Association Aoclaton at Saengerbund Hall HII in Smith Smithand Smithand Smithand and Scharmerhorn Schanerhor streets on Thursday Thursdaynight Tusda Tusdanight Thursda7night night dressed drle up as a a I boy by In her hel fourteen fourteenyearold rourten rourtenyerold fourteenyearold yearold yerold brothers s clothes clothesPoliceman clotbesPolcmn clothesPoliceman Policeman Polcmn Fay after afer finishing tnlhlng his regular regulartour rgular rgulartour regulartour tour of patrol ptrl duty at midnight the Game Gamenight 6amenight samenight night returned rturned to tho station 8talon and was wasexcused wasexcused as asexcued excused excued untjl 4 oclock in the morning moring when whenho whenhe whenho ho was wa due for reserve rsrve duty He left lef tho thostation thostalon thestation station stalon In his uniform as a was wa supposed suppd for forbls forblshome forhihome his hishome home at a 159 Franklin Frankln avenue Ho Io did not nothowever nothowover nothowever however rejoin rjoin his family Fnmly that night for forabout forabut forabout about abut half hl post pat I oclock ocock ho turned tured up at atthe atthe atthe the masquerade mquerde ball bl at Saengerbund Hall Hallappearing Hal Hallappearing appearing apprlng in the dancing dancig arena arn in his full fulluniform ful fulluniform uniform Some ono on introduced Introducd him to toMiss toMi toMiss Miss Mi Connors Connor and nt his hl request reqlolt as n she shesays shesays shesays says she danced dancd with him 11 1 couple of oftimes oftme oftimes times timesAt timesAt tme At the close coe of the second fECOld dunce liuncFay liuncFayInvite Fay FayInvited Fayinvited Invited Invite the girl to accompany accompalY him down downstairs tom tomstair tlownstairs stairs stair to the refreshment rfrehmlnt room und Ildshe Ildshealeg she shealleges he healleges alleges aleg induced induce her to take tllle a gins glass II of wine winetho wnr wnrthe winethe the first fmt stimulant stmulat of the th kind Idlllhe him sheiver he vor er had hadin hal hadin in her life lfe He then asktd aktl her to go with withhim withhim th thhim him around arund the corner crner to a more mor quiet quietplace qUilfplace quietplace place and before she could real renlll realize what whatsho whatshe IIL IILsho sho was wa doing she Iie nccomixmied nccmpanill him him to tothe 10the tothe the door A 4 4 cab cb stood std in front of t the lie en entrance entrance entrance trance to the hall hal and according aeunlng to the thegirls thegirls thegirls girls story Fay Faremarke remarked remarkedStep remarkedStop Step in and we will wi drive around arould to the theplace theplace theplace place You might catch ctch cold if wo walked walkedthere walkll walkllthere walkedthere there thereShe thereShe thereShe She then got into the cab and ali Fay Fatll tell telling telling ing the driver to stop nt Nolan olan also alsoentered nl alsoentered entered The drive drle was W a I very WI short one onethe Olt Olttho onethe the destination destnation being bing James Nolans 11111 Unities Unitieslaw Halle Hallelaw Itiiietlaw law hotel at 47 4 Smith street stret not more than thanUO Ihal thanito UO O feet fet from Saengerbund Sengerbund Hull 111 It wns wnsthen wosthen WflSthen then close to 4 oclock oclok and In NolnnH nlln wets wusclosed war warclosd wetsClOSeI closed closd up uptght tight Fay Flyhower however by h pounding poundingon ponndh11 I on al the window brought the Uirtondor hallcldfr to totho 10the tothe the door and with his hit boyish looking Ilokll com companion 1011 1011pan routpanion panion pan Ion was WI admitted Fay ordered a abottle I abottle bottle btte of wine but butthe the bartenderwho brtender who quickly quicklydiscovered t1iilcklydiscovered ulcklydivere discovered divere that his companion was Wit a girl girlrefused gil gilrefuted girlrefused refused refuted to serve srve it and told Kay a that he hewas hewas hewas was likely 110ly to get himself into serious Aerol trouble troubleif if he did not take tka the girl gir hack to the ball balland b hsiland 1 and restore restre her to her friends friendsFay friendsI friendsFay I Fay soon persuaded another iolher employee employeeof of the place to bring them drinks but the thogirl thegirl thegirl girl refused refuse to take hers herl throwing thrwing tho thocontents thocntent timcontents cntent contents of the glass on the floor foor Mean Meanwhile Mranwhie Meanviuile while whie Miss 118 Connorss uncle had missed miMe her herand hcr3nd herani and making inquiry had discovered dIRcerr that thatshe thutse thatshe she se had ha left the hall hal and accompanied ncmpanied a apoliceman aplcman apoliceman policeman plcman around to Nolans saloon 8IOOI With Withthree Withthree Withthree three or four friends h he hastened hattnel there thereand theroand thereand and cemanded Cemade admission This watt WI at atthe atte atthe the te litre tiT e that tat Miss Mi8 Connors had thrown thrownher trwn trwnher thrownher her drink on the te floor toor When the te door doorwas dor dorI doorwas I was opened opene the te girl ran out found her heruncle heruncle heruncle uncle and his companions cmpanions and returned returne to tothe tothe tothe the hall hal Fay remained rClslne at Nolans until untilMiss unti untilMiss Miss ls Connors Connorl and her party part had hat disappeared disappearedand disppeare and then ten returned retmnld to tho Adati s street stret eta station iIa iIatlon etation tion arriving a few irinutes before 4 oclock oclockSergt oclockSergt oclockSergt Sergt McCarthy lcarthy of the same station stationwho Itaton Itatonwho stationwho who was wal out on patrol ptrol duty dut on Friday Fridaymorning Fridaymorning I Imoring morning moring learning Ilarnlng of tho incident at the theball theball I Ibal ball bal made an ile investigation tgatlol and on his hisreturn hisreturn return retur to tho station Ilatol entered a I report on onthe onthe onthe I the blotter reciting roctlng substantially subMantLly the facts factsgiven factsgiven I given above ah 1 Capt Hawkins hud a talk talkwith talkwth talkwith with wth Fay about abut the matter and he admitted admittedthat admited admitedthat admittedthat that he had gone to the t he ball bl made the thoacquaintance theaCfualntanc theacquaintance acquaintance aCfualntanc of o the Connors Connol girl danced dancedwith dlnC1 dlnC1wth dancedwith with wth her treated trted her to wine taken her heroff herot heroff off ot in a cab to Nolans and invited her to todrink todrink todrink drink there also He le denied dlnie however howeverthat howtver howtverthat howeverthat that he used ulc any force whatever or that tlat he hehad hehad hehad had any alY intention to injure the girl in il any anyway anya anyLter anyway way a wayLiter t Later in the thf day Capt Capt apt Harklns had hadMiss hadMiA hadMiss Miss MiA Connors Connol brought brlght to the th station and andafter andaFter andafter after she had hd fully fuly identified idelt Ited Fay fa ho had hadboth hrl hrlhath hadboth both in his office for together private prvala ofce an nnhour anhour anhour hour or so I and heari her the recital reital of each as asto asto asto to what had taken place on Friday morn morning mor lnaruiing ing There Tero was W no n substantial ub8tant ial difference differencein dlterpnoe dlterpnoeIn in their statements slatementl except that Fay denied deniedthai denie deniedthathohadtaken thai thathohadtaken he had lwlaken taken the t he girl on his knees and andhugged nndhuglo andhugged hugged huglo and anc kissed kl8o her without her consent consentSubsequently consentSubseucntly consentSubsequently Subsequently Subseucntly Miss Connors onnors went before beforeMagistrate hpforelaglBtrte beforeMagistrate Magistrate laglBtrte Dooley and swore Iwore out the war warrant warrnt warrant rant rnt charging chrging Fay with wih assault a81aull The Thowarrant To Towarant Thewarrant warrant warant was served Aervll on Fay Fa at his home homewhere homl homewhere where ho has hal a pretty little lto wife and n lninI nine nineyearold nineyearold yearold enrold boy Ho was taken to the station stationand Ilaton Ilatonand stat ion ionand and released releail on 500 51 OO hail hI pending his ar arraignment arrignment arraignment raignment rignment before MagUtnito Dooley Doole this thismorning thl thlmoring thismorning morning moring He tried to get gft excused Ixcusfl from fromduty frm frmduty fromduty duty yesterday Yfter on the plea of sickness sicknessbut f1cmE8 sicknessbut but tho police polc surgeon 8nrgen said sid that he was wa not notsufficiently notsufcenty notsufficiently sufficiently sufcenty indisposed Indispsed to be excused excuse and andhe andhe andhe he was on patrol ptrl last night It I is very verylikely ver verylikelythat likely lkely likelythat that tht he hewill will wi be besuspendedjust suspended 8uspendc just as al soon soonas soonas soonas as the special spial report repr on the case cae which whichCapt whichCpt whichCapt Capt Cpt Harkins Harkin was wa preparing prepring last night nightreaches nightreaches nightreaches reaches the Police Polc Commissioner CommissionerFay Cmissioner CmissionerFay Fay has been bn about abut eight years yer on the theforce thefore theforce force fore and the present preent is not the first trt or orsecond orsend orseoond second send trouble truble In n which he has his been in involved Invalve involved volved valve He has h been ben fined tne three or four fourtimes fourtme fourtimes times tme for violation violaion of the rules res and two twoyears twoyer twoyears years yer ago ago he got mixed me up In a boarding boardinghouse bnrlng boarciirighouse I house row In which there were several severalplstcl Leeral Leeralplaelehots severalpistol pistol plaelehots shots For his part pr in this adventure adventurehe he was banished bnshe to Staten Island and it itwas Itw itwas was w said Bld at the time tme would probably problbly have havebeon havebon havebeen been bon dismissed dismise from frm the force for had it not notbeen notben notbeen been ben for the influence Inuence exerted exere by a high highRepublican highRepublcan highRepublican Republican Republcan statesman statesmn In his behalf In Inaddition Inaddition Inaddition addition to the criminal criminl charge before beforeMagistrate beforellgre beforeMagistrate Magistrate llgre Dooley Dley ho will wi have to explain explainhis his behavior bhavior toward towr Miss MI Connors Cnnors to Deputy Commissioner Cmmi8Ioner Haggerty Hggery as al formal charges chargesare clnrges clnrgesareto chargesareto are areto to be filed mo against agains him by Capt Harkins HarkinsTO HarkinsTO HarkinsTO TO PROMOTE rRO10TE ARR1TRATION ARR1TRATIONHouse lilt iRRTIITIO iRRTIITIO10u0 RZTIIATIONHouse 10u0 House of Commons Cmmon Committee Commltle Mends NenilsMessage Hends11le MendsMessage Message 11le to Washington Wllnlton Body BodySpecial DodySda Dod3Speciai Special Sda Cable Cal Dispatch Dupaeh to 0 TIIK TI Ti SUN SUvLONDON SUNLmON SUNLosDoIs LONDON LmON Jan 16 toThe The Commercial Cmmercial Com Committee Commlto Cornmittee mittee of tho thoHouseof House of Commons has mlto thoHoU80f Cmmon hlcabled hlcabledt hacabIed hacabIedto cabled cabledto to t the chairman ohalna of the n4w n nw w Arbitration ArbitrationConference ArbitrationCnernc ArbitrationConference Cnernc Conference at Washington Waington the heartiest heartiestcongratulations heartiestcngratulton heartiestcongratulations cngratulton congratulations on its It formation formaton The TheCommercial TheCommercial fhoCmmerlal Cmmerlal Commercial Committee Cmmitte adds that tat it will willheartily willheartily heariy heartily cooperate cte with wit the te conference enfelcln enfelclnIt wi in inIts inIts It Its efforts etort to t secure sr the te adoption aopton of arbitra arbitration arbitraton arbltration tion ton In general genra and ad particularly latclaly In all aUdl aUdlpute dir disputes dirputes pute States putes between btween Great Gr Britain Brl1ln and the United UnitedStates Unitd UnitdS1t0 UnitedStates S1t0 S1t0CZAlNA StatesCZARINA CZARINA CZAlNA HAS PLEURISY PLEURISYnsslan PLEURISYRusda PLEURISYRussian Rusda Russian nsslan Court Cor Ball Dl Adjourned Adjoue on Account Accountof Acunt Acuntof of Her lieI nines ninesSpecial DineRSpnl IllnessSpeW Special Spnl Cable Ca Dttpnttti Dpal to I TBB TII SUIT SUITST Sm srxSr ST PXTERSBUBO hrER8BUO Jan IS toTe 16The The Court Cu ball ballfaich bU bUwbch ballwhich wbch which faich was a to be held on Jan 36 2 hbl haabeegpostponed hasbeen hasbeenitly postponed tpneunl until Feb 2 owing to to th th6 Iness Inessof Illness Illnessof p of thl tIi Czrn Czarina Hel Her Mety Majesty who was wasrecently I Irtly ba1ck beenttackdwithplurlsy rtly recently itly attacked taken tke with wiplW ill U with wth pUurinr influenza inue baa h now nowattacked no 1r I 1 ltf L RODIN APPROVES APPIOVES OFLOffDON OFLOffDONHe OYLONDN OYLONDNHe He Applauded Praise Plleof of Himself Ilmeclf Said Sid I IEnglish In InEnlld IIIEnllsh English Enlld Which bleble He Doesnt Dentyadentnd DentyadentndSpcal Understand UnderstandSpecial UnderstandSpecial Special Spcal Colts ftipatclt ptplel WTBB I is it las SUN STOLONDON 811 SUNLONDON LONDON Jan 16 16Auguste Augusteltodin ilodin thenew thenewpresident te the new newprsident newpresident president prsident LNpNJanIOAugu8teRdln of the International Intertonl Institute ntt te of ofFine ofFine ofFine Fine Artar Arts rt who was elected elect to1 t to succeed the thelalo thelto theIae lalo lto James Jals McNelll 1oel Whistler Wlsterand Whistlerand and who wan wanreceived wasreceived received recived by the te King Ing at Buckingham Palace Palacetho Palacetho tho thlter other day letft lef left London Lndon for Paris this thismorning tis tismorng thismorning morning morng He was wa delighted delghte with wit his re reception r rcpton reception ception cpton here hOI As the successor succ8r of Mr MrWhistler MrWister MrWhistler Whistler Wister he astonished atnise everybody everbody who has hascalled hascalled called London ugly He said saidNothing saidNothlng aUe Lndon sd sdNothing Nothing could culd be more more beautiful bautiful than thanthe tan tanthe thanthe the rich dark ruddy rddy tones of the te London Londonbuildings Lndon Lndonbuidings Londonbuildings buildings buidings In tho gray gry and golden haze hazeof hazeof of the afternoon afernoon we drove drve up from frm Ken Kensington Kenlngtn Kenidngton sington lngtn past pat Hyde Park and along Picca Piccadilly Pic Piccadilly dilly diy In n a hansom hanm with wih a awn sun shining shiningserene sinng sinngsln shiningserene serene sln behind bhind us and the te window of the thecab thecab thecab cab in front frnt framing fring It all al It I was Wa a apicture aplotur apicturo picture pictureThe plotur picturoThe The Te simplicity simplcity of M Rodins Rdbis character characterengaged chaater chaaterengale characterengaged engaged engale everybody everybd1 he met from frm the King Kingdown Xng Xngdown Kingdown down On the day he arrived ave the reception receptioncommittee reption reptioncmmtle receptioncommittee committee cmmtle told tld the thl statlonmaster statonmatr that a agreat agat agreat great man ml mauiwas was wa coming cmng The Te railroad rala agent agentwired aent aentwrd agentwired wired wrd gat Dover Dver briefly brefy de8rbl describing M Rodin Rodinand Rdin Rdinand flodinand and asking akng tho officials oIclals to reserve rlre the best bestcarriage bst bstcarrae bestcarriage carriage carrae for him hm and to t indicate on what whatcrimson wht whtpar whatpartof par partof of the tran train ths this car would b be athat so that a acrmn acrimaonclothcould crimson crmn crimaonclothcould cloth could culd be b laid when whenltstopped whenltstoppedas It stopped stoppedas stpp as a is done in the case ca of distinguished dlstagushd d per persons pr prSl perSons sons sonsA Sl A reply rply came from frm Dover Dvr that th M Rodin Rodincould Rdin Rdinculd Rodincould could culd not be b found and ad It was wu only when whenmost whn whnmost whenthost most of the passengers pasnger had h left the train trainat tran tranat at the London Lndon station statin that a short aor stout stoutold stut stutold stoutold old gentleman gentemn gentiemanwitha witha wth a gray gabdesned gabdesnedwithout graybearddeecended graybearddeecendedwithout beard descended descendedwithout without notice notce fro frm fromarecond ma a second snd class ollcala blasecarrhsge blasecarrhsgeThis carriage carriageThis This M Rodin RodinOn RodinOn was wa 1 Tis Rdn RdnOn On the th occasion ocaion of tho banquet in honor honorof honorof honorof of his hs inauguration Inuguaton most of tho speakers speakersused spakers spakersusd speakersused used usd English Englih not nt a word wrd of which whoh he un understands undertands understands derstands dertands He thought thught the t beet bt thing thng to todo t todo do was wa to t clap his h hands hnds when he h saw IW the theothers theI theothers I others do the same sle The result rsut was wa that thatho thatho ho applauded applaude cordially crialy sentences 6ntences express expressing exprss exprssIng expresslag ing superlative suprlatve praise pras of himself himl When Whena a diner dlnel sitting sitng next to t him hm whispered whspr an anexplanation a aexplanton anexplanation explanation explanton ho blushed blushe violently olenty and ad be became b became came very much embarrassed embarrassedEARS embarra embarraEtRS embarrassedEARS EARS AND AJD NOSES FOR SALE SALEYon SALEou Yon ou Slay 1la Day Du Any Vast Pat of a Mans Body BodyLopped BodyLpp BodyLopped Lopped Lpp Off OI 01 Finger Fnllr Grow On OnSpecial On8pda OnSpecfal Special 8pda Cable Detpatelt to 0 Tat TE Son SonI S SIAumON SUNLONDON I LONDON Jan 16 10Te 16The The British Brtsh Medical MedicalJournal MediC MedicalJournal Journal Joral prints prnt a story str which whch competes competeshandsomely cmpUs cmpUshandmely competeshandsomely handsomely handmely with wth the recent rnt account acut of ofthe oftht ofthe the tht grafting grftg of an ear er hi I the United Unit States StatesIt Stt It I is i the case c of an old man mn of 60 6 the finger fingerof fnger fngerof of whose whO right rght hand was wa bitten bltth off of by a a pig pigIn pigIn pigIn In company cmpy with wth a friend frend and ad the finger fingerthe fnger fngerthe fingerthe the man mn walked walke six miles mle to t a doctors doctorshouse dotrs dotrshou doctorshouse house hou where whor after ater hunting huntng in all his hi pockets pocketathe pet the friend produced pruC tne finger fgr covered coveredwith cver coveredwith with wih tobacco toba dust dut In spite of the te fact factthat fat fatthat factthat that the finger lger had been b off 01 about two hours hoursit hour it was a fixed fxe in place plc again agan and ad stump and andfinger ad adtn andfinger finger tn Ier have grown grw together tgether nicely nicelyThe nlcly nlclyle nicelyIlie The le American Aercn ear grafting grrng story stor also alsoseems al alsoseems seems sm to have hve aroused arou a spirit spirt of emulation emulationin emulton emultonin in France Frc where wher a Ftcncnman Fncmnn has h written writtento wttn wttnto to tho French Frnch surgeon Gulllaume Gulaume Llvet Llvetoffering Lvet Lvetoferng Livetoffering offering oferng Us l s ears er nose no and ad pieces pie of his hisskin h hisskin skin for grafting grllg purposes puro In case c Dr Dry DrLvet DrLivet Lvet Livet y vet does not need ne them in I his h own ow prac practice prc prctc practico tice tc the correspondent crpndent would esteem eem It a afavor afavor afavor favor if he would bear br him in I mind md In I the theevent theevent theevent event of a colleague cleague requiring rung them tem He Healso HI HIalso Healso also suggests Buggest that tht the Academy Acdemy of Science Scienceand Scenc Scencand Scienceand and the Faculty acly of Medicine Meice migHt mglt find finduse fnd fndse fInduse use se for forpartaofallvlngbody parts prts of a living lvng body by 11 If I so please pleaselet ple pleaselot let me know and I will wl be most m t grateful gratefulhe grtful grtfulhe he says saysHe er saysHe He le adds a postscript ps cpt to the te effect eflt that thatthe tat tatthe thatthe the charges for parts pr of his h anatomy will willbe wi willbe be b moderate moerte at first trt Indeed Inde it is only onlynatural only onlvnatur onlynatural natural natur to suppose that tht the prices prics will willadvance wflladvano l suppe te advance ndv3n proportlonatel proprtonatl y to the te reduction reductionof reucton reuctonof of his hil person peron He also says that special specialnrranRcments spial spialarrngement specialarrangements ey arrangements arrngement may my be b made for the poor poorwho pr prwho poorwho who need nee pieces piec of him himTHEY himTilE himrilEY THEY TilE SAY S IN LONDON LONDONComment IONDOCommlnt LONDOVComment Comment Commlnt on Horserace 10ntlcc Betting Sculpt Sonlptore ore Theatres Theatrs Politeness PolitenessSpecial Polrntl Polrntlpecal PolitenessSpcctai Special pecal Cable Deipatch Dt patel to TOT TH SUN ScvLONDON SIN SINLONDN SUNLorvoN LONDON LONDN Jan 10 laTe 10The The following ralowlng are aresomo aresome aresome some of the notable sayings laylngs of otthe o the week weekIt wek wekI weekSit Sit It I Is only considered cnsider polite pUto to put ones onesfeet onesfet onesfeet feet fet on tho table tble In two places place the House Houseof of Commons C mmons anda and a bar bal parlor prlor parlorT T P POConnor POConnor OConnor OConnorHalf OConnorHal 0 Connor ConnorHalf Half Hal of the avoidable aoldble suffering su erlng in the theworld theworld theworld world is caused caus by the immoral Immorl exercise exercll of oflegal oflegal oflegal legal rights rlghtsSir Sir Edward t ward Clarke ClarkeNo Carke Carkeo ClarkeNo No o one in the intelligent Intelgent world looks at atsculpture atIculpture atsculpture sculpture Iculpture today to cy exactly oxncty as a he hl did before beforeRodin beforeHodin beforeRodin Rodin put his mark upon upn it Edmund EdmundGosse Emund EmundGOSI EdmundGosse Gosse GosseI GOSI I believe bleve people Jople go to the theatre Just Justas ju t ta as a children chidren gather to listen Istel to h fairy story storyThey stor storyThey They go to the theatre to help make believe believeCecil blee bleeCecil believeCecil Cecil Raleigh RaleighWerejinan Rleigh RleighWfrl Werejinan Wfrl Wer man as rich as CTOMUSI C susl he need ne only onlyto to go on al backing horses horls long enough in insufficiently Insufcienty Insufficiently sufficiently sufcienty large sums of money to lose 101 his hiifortune hi hifort hisfortune fortune fort lne and most probably finally tnly land landhimself lamlhlll landhimself himself hlll In the bankruptcy court cu and dis disgrace disga diagrace grace ga The he Duke Dukeof of Portland PortlandlMGR Porland PorlandUGR Portlandiron MGR NOXALEDA OZiLIHJ RECALLED RECALLEDAppointment RBOAUDppolntmlnt RECALLEDAppointment Appointment ppolntmlnt or the Archbishop Arthbllhop Caused CausedRioting CausedRioting Rioting In Spain S Special SCal Cable Deipaten Dtlpalclo lo THS TIB SUN SUNROME St SUNROME I ROME Jan 16 16Tho The recent rent rioting riotng In InSpain InSpain InSpain Spain and the protests protest of th the people IJeopll against againsttho agallt agalltthe the appointment of Mgr Nozaleda Nozleda as n Arch Archbishop Arh Arhbihop Archbishop bishop bihop of Valencia Valenca resulted resulte In a I request requestby requPtby requestby by the Spanish Spanih Government that the Vatican Vaticancancel Vatcan Vatcancncl Vaticancancel The in inaccordance Inaoordanc inaccordance cancel cncl the appointment appintment Pope Pop accordance aoordanc with this thi request has ha ordered orderedMgr orered oreredgl orderedMgr Mgr gl Nozaleda Nozleda to renounce rnoun his hi appoint appointment appointment appointmerit ment to the Archbishopric ArchbishopricMer Archbishoprc Archbishoprcl Mer l r Nozaleda was wa Bishop Blhop of Manila Maniladuring Maniladuring aia during the war between Spain Spai and the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States The Spanish people pople ac accused accUed socused cused cUed him of showing undue friendliness friendlinesstoward friendlie friendlinesstoward toward towar the Americans Americn He Je returned returDo to toSpain toSpain toSpain Spain amA time ago and when his appoint appointment appint appintment appointment ment as a Archbishop of Valencia Vaencia was wa an announced announc announced nounced It led to many disorders d order Anti AntiNozaleda1 At AntiNozaleda Nozaleda1 nounc Nozled songs were wer sung in various thea theatres tea teatresand theatree tree tresand and one of which was wa closed oloed by tho thoGovernment thoGovernent theGovernment Government Governent on this thll account accountROY aunt auntnor accountDOT ROY KNEW WHEN JYIEN HE WAS 13 13To 13To 13To To the tlO Sllnnte 3linnteAnd lnnteAndle AndIIe lie Quit School Then Thenand Thennd Thenand and nd There ThereSpecial Terc TercSIeell ThereSpciat Special SIeell Cable Delpatclt Dlpaleh to 0 Tni SUN SUNPARIS St sosPAn1s PARIS PAIS Jan 16 16Eucaton 16Education Education is I obligatory obligatoryIn oblgatory oblgatoryIn In Franco Frnc but the law cannot compel compl chil children chi children dren drn to remain rmin at school Ichol after aFar the ag 1f age of 13 13The I IThe PtThe The other day a Paris Iarls schoolboy shoolboy rose r0 in intho Intho inthe tho middle of the lesson deposited depsited his hisbooks hl hisbooks books on the desk and moved toward towar the thedoor theroor thedoor door doorWhere roor Where are ar you going demanded the theteacher theteacher theteacherI teacher teacherSlr teacherISir teacherSir Sir replied rpled the boy Imperturbably Imprurbably I Iwas Iwa Iwas was wa 13 four minutes ago alo You YOI have no nolonger nolonger nolonger longer a right rght to keep ma in school schoolHe schoolle schoollIe He le then disappeared disappearedMACEDONIAN dippared dippared14CEDONIN disappearedM4CEIJONIAN MACEDONIAN 14CEDONIN LEADER LEADEI QUITS QUITSot QUITSNot QUITSNot Not ot Coming Cmln Here Bee Because Ills 111 Mission Mion to toIty toItaly I IItaly Italy Ity Failed FailedSpecial FUedlpca Failed3prcloJ Special lpca Cable Ca l Deipaich DUl el lo I TEl Oust SuwROME OustROMS 1 ROME ROlB Jan Ja 16 16Brl 16BorIs Borta Sarafoff Waof the te Maoe Maoeonlan Ma Maccdonian onlan don leader l e who arrived aiv here he on Jan Ja 3 3aa s sbaa ba baa aa abandoned aaon hi hi his proposed prp trip trp to t the theUnited te teUnit theUnited Unit United States Stt In i the te Interests Intrelt of the te revolu revolutionists rvolu rvolutnit revolutionista tionists HU mission to Italy has been tnit Hl t Ialy ha beD a afailure afau afailure failure The public and have shown shownno fau Te pulo ad press pr hav sow no Paris D ul Interest it today In I his Ila work wrk Ho H left n here hI foe foeParis t tul fo foParis H4YEARSOLDANDIODLDWED H4YEARSOLDANDIODLDWEDANCIENT H4YEARSOt 114 YEASOLD ANDWOULDWED ANDWOULDWEDj ANDWOULDWEDANCIEN7HEJREW ANDWOULD WED WEDANCIENTIIEIIREW I j ANCIENT ANCIEN7HEJREW ANCIENTIIEIIREW HEBREW HAS lIS SELECTED SELECTEDOIRL SELECED SELECEDGIRL SELECTEDOIRL OIRL OF 0 39 22 FOR HIS ilS BRIDE DRIDERebecca RRIDERebe BRIDERebecca Rebecca Rebe c Wodltkl olklConlll Considers en lib 111 Age and andPoverty andPonrtl andPoverty Poverty No Dar to Japplnelldel Happiness liapplnessUdell liapplnessUdellWas Udell UdellWas Was Vas Taken Tken to Passaic Paalo 13 2 Yean Ye Ale to totill tein toFill till in the te First Fnt Crave rve In New Cemetery CemeteryPASSAIO CemeteryPASSIC CemeteryPASsic PASSAIO PASSIC N J Jan Ja 16 loAlthougb Although George GeorgeUdell GeorgeUdell Udell Udel an Qld Hebrew Hebrw will wi celebrate clebrte his hlalljUh hieU hisllth lljUh U th birthday blrhday on Monday Mondy next ho wants wantsto wats watsto wantsto to get gt married mared for the third thir time tme and will willaccomplish wi willaccomplish accomplish his wish If his friends will aomplah hi hi fend wi pay paythe py pytheexpnl paythe the theexpnl expenses of the ceremony crmony and ad provide providea provde provdeome a home ome for himself himlf and his hi bride brde Udell Udellhas Udel UdellkM has several sverl daughters daughter and anr many mny grand grandchildren grnd grndohldrniand grandchildren children ohldrniand and greatgrandchildren gratgrndchldrn but he hewas hewl hewas was wl was never nevr blessed blesd with a son and ard he says saysthat saYI saysthat that tht this th la I the reason raon that tht he wants wantsagain wantsagan wantsagain again agan to enter enter the state of matrimony matrimonyRebecca mtrmony mtrmonyRhc matrimonyRebecca Rebecca Rhc Wodiski Wodskl a good goo looking loking Jewslh Jewslhgirl Jewslhgir Jewslhgirl girl gir 22 years year old is the ideal idea in the old oldmans oldmns oldmans mans mns mind and she sheshow shows no aversion averion to tohim toh tohuiui him h on account acnnt of his age ageAbout ag ageAbout About twelve yearn yealago ago the local lo Hebrews Hebrewspurchased Hebrws Hebrwspuhd Hebrewspurchased purchased puhd ten acres area of ground grund a mile mie from fromthis fromth fromthis this th city for a cemetery To follow folow out outan outa outan an a ancient tradition trditon they decided deldod to tofind tond tofind find nd an n aged parson pIon to be b the first frt to be beburied beburied buried in the th cemetery cmeter A committee committeewas was wa sent snt to New York to find fnd an old man manwho mn mnwho manwho who would not bo b considered coniderd a good goo life lifeInsurance le leIlur lifeInsurance Insurance Ilur n risk and Udell Udel was W selected slec as asa asa a fit t subject sUbjecl His Il great grat age g and ill I health healthpromised helth helthprmlc healthpromtse4 promised prmlc that tht he would soon be b gathered gatheredunto gather gatheredunto unto uto his h fathers father so tho committee committe offered offeredto oferd oferdt to t care cr for him while whie he lived lved if I he would wouldallow wouldalow wouldallow allow alow them to bury him in the new cemetery cemeterywhen cmeter cemeterywhen when the end came cameHe cameH cameHe He H was wa brought to Passaic Pnalc and the thechange thechnge thechange change chnge of air all and the good goo care cae seemed seomedto me to agree agre with him Instead Inta of dying dyingUdell dyingUdel dyingUdell Udell Udel began bgn to improve A number numbr of ofthose oft08 ofthose t08 those who ho had hd brought him to Passalo Paalo Pasaaioare Passaloare are 10 now no occupying graves gnves in the beme beme bemetory ceme cemetery tory tr Recently Rntly an additional aditonl ten tn acres acreswas ace acreswas was wa added ade to t the burying buring ground gound Udell Udellspends Udel Udellspends I Ispnds spends spnds his hi time tme in going from house houseto hou I to t house houe visiting viitng his fellow folow countrymen countrymenand countrmen I Iand and eating eatng anywhere anyhere he can find tnd a a meal mealOf mel melOflnte mealOfiate Of Oflnte late he has ha taken tkon to drink dink and frequently frequentlythe frequenty frequentythe the police plc have had ha to t carry car him to t the thehomo thehomo thehome homo of friends friend or lock lok him up Tho ThoHebrews ThoHebrews ThoHebrews Hebrews who want wanted to t bury him then thenbegan thenbga thenbegan began bga to t neglect negle him himUdell blmUdel himUdell Udell Udel had ha a room in Second Sond street strot where wherehe wher wherehe he slept until unt about abouta a year yer ago One night nightlast nightlt nightlast last lt winter bo b built buit a fire fo in an old stove stoveand stoveand stoveand and set st fire tre to t the woodwork in the room roomWhen roomWhen roomWhen When the firemen frmen reached reahe the house hoU Udell Udellwas Udel Idehi Idehiwas was WB lying in a corner corer on a pile pie of rags ragssuffering ragssulerlng ragssuffering suffering sulerlng from lack lk of nourishment nourishmentand nourlhment nourlhmentad and ad exposure expsure The Te physician who was wascalled wa wascalled called cnled to t examine exaine the man m said eld that tht he hecould hecud hecould could cud not live lve long He was wa hurried hurie to the theGeneral theGenera theGeneral General Genera Hospital Ho plt where for days dy he hovered hoveredbetween hovere hoveredbetween between btwen life Ife and ad death deth Finally Finaly with withgood withgoo withgood good goo care ce and ad nursing nuring the old man mn im improved improve haproved proved prove and ad last It spring was wa discharged dischargedas dicge as t cured ou Relatives Rtye in New York took tookhim tk tkhim tookhim him home with wit them and promised prom him hima a good home as a long as a he lived lved This i did didnot didnot didnot not suit the old man however and In a afew afew afew few weeks wek he was WB back bk in Passaic Paalo again againvisiting againvisitng againvisiting visiting visitng his hi old haunts haunt and associating associatingwith aiatng aiatngwith associatingwith with his hi old cronies orones He is a strict strct be believer b behover hover in the Hebrew faith and le r fath now spends spendsmost spnd spendsmost most of his time tme in the te local loa synagogue synagogueDEAD sygoge sygogeDEAD synagogueDEAD DEAD AT THE AGE OF 133 133Negro 18 18Neo 133Negro Negro Woman Born Bor In 1J I 1110 no JO Dies De at Her HerDaughters ler HerDaughters Daughters Home In Pensacola PENSACOLA PEN8ACU Fla Jan 16 t6Llda 16Linda Linda Allison Allisona Alson Alsona a negro neg said to be b the oldest resident rsident in inthe Inthe inthe the United States died here her today at the theage theage theage age of 133 years year She was bom br bernie in Virginia Virginiain in September Septembr of 1770 1iO and after afer residing residingthere rsiding rsidingther residingthere there ther for nearly a century cntur moved to Pensa Pensacola Pene Penecola Pensacola cola where wher she Ihe had since sinc lived lved She re remembered ro romembr remembered membered membr up to a short shor time tme since slno all al of ofthe ofthe ofthe the famous characters charcter of a I century cntury ago agohaving agohalng agohaving having been ben owned during slavery slaver by one oneof oneor oneof of the famous Virginia families familiesUpon ramles ramlesUpon familiesUpon Upon securing scuring her hlr freedom fredom at the end endof endof nd ndof of tho civil civi war she he came to Florida where whereshe whamshe she sh had since Ilnc resided rsided with wih a daughter in inwhat Inwhat Inwhat what is known iUI as Lukes Alley Aley a negro negrosettlement negr negrosettlement settlement stlement For more mor than twenty years yearsshe year yearshe yearsshe she had been bn unable to either eiher walk or see see80YEAROLD se sesoniou seeSOYEAROID 80YEAROLD soniou TREASURER TIAVRRR GONE GONEPart OOJE OOJEPrt GONEPart Part Prt of the Securities Srt rllls or the tle St Andrews AndrewsSociety AndrewlSotlety AndrewsSociety Society Sotlety of Ithaca Ihaca Also 50 Hissing HissingCHICAGO lullr lullrCnJCOO iIsaIn iIsaInClucAoo CHICAGO CnJCOO Jan 16 16Folowlng 16Following Following the te dis disappearance disapplarac disappearance appearance applarac of William WIlam P Inglis Ingl the Illinois IllinoisSt Ilnois IlnoisSt St Andrews Andr Society of which he was wastreasurer wa wastreasurer treasurer trelurr has hI begun an investigation investgaton of ofits ofIt ofits its It finances fnanCs with the result that tat several severalthousand sveral sveralthousand severalthousand thousand dollars dolars worth worh of stocks and andbonds andbond8 andbonds bonds remain unaccounted unaounte for forTwo forTwo forTwo Two factions factons in the society dety which is the thooldest theoldest theoldest oldest charitable chariable organization organiton in the State Stateand Stto Sttoancil Stateand and ancil is composed cmp e of most 108t of the te well wel known knownmen knownmen knownnon men of Scottish SctBh birth and descent descnt in Chi Chicago Chicage 1 1cago cago are ar disputing disputng the cause Cle of Ingliss Inglissdisappearance Inllss InllssdlapPEarnce Ingilssdisappearance disappearance dlapPEarnce One faction faton maintains maintin that thatthe tat tatte thatthe the te treasurer treasurr who is i 80 6 years old has wan wandered wandere wandered dered dere from frm homo while whie temporarily tmprrlv bereft bereftof of his reason rean The other faction facton insists insiststhat inl818 inl818t1aI insiststhat that t1aI a connection cnnetlon IH to be traced trc between betweenthe betwrn betwrntha betweenthe the disappearance dlpparnc and tho the fact that prop property property property erty of the society cioty placed plac in his hands handsis is not discoverable DRUNK DIUNK AND AiD FIGHTING FlIITIJO AT T 92 92Lucy 92Lucy i I iI Lucy Luc OShta OSh a Wanted Wattd a Day In Jail Jai for forEach forEeh forEach Each Eeh of Her 111 Years carl but Got Only OO OOELIZABETH 00EUKnl DOELIzABETH ELIZABETH EUKnl N J Jan 16 10Luoy Lucy OShea 02 years y yeiir r old was wa arrested alted hero last 1It nightfor night nightfor nightfor for getting gettng drunk drnk and punching a cop copThe copTe copThe The Te cop cp is Jim Dwyer formerly fonerly a heavy heavyweight hev heavyweight weight pugilist pugist Some years year ago Lucy Lucywas Lucywa Lucywas was wa a a a frequent visitor at police polc court cour always alwayson aways awayson on a charge carge of Intoxication Intoxicaton but on her herninetieth hernineteth herninetieth ninetieth nineteth birthday blrhd she ho took tok the pledge pledgeand pledgeand pledgeand and had not been ben there t erl since sinc unti untl 1 last lat night nightThis nightThi nightThis This Thi morning Judge Mahon sentenced sentencedh6r sntenc h6r MI to ninety ninty days In jail jailI jai I am 93 years old your Honor eald ealdthe saidto ealdthe the to prisoner pr orer Cant you make mae It ninety two days daysSorry daysSrr Sorry Srr I cant accommodate aommoat you said saidthe Midthe saidthe the Judge Ju Je but ninety is the limit lmit allowed alowe by bylaw bylawLOTDON law lawLONDON lawJNDON LONDON JNDON A HEALTHY CITY CITYIts CITJIt CIT CITIts Its It I Death Rate Lower Than Tan In New York YorkParis YorkParis ork orkIarl Paris Iarl Rome or Vienna ViennaSptelal ViennaSpeca ViennaSpecZa1 Sptelal Speca CMe C blo Despatch Vepaleh to 0 Tni Tn sos SPNLONDON St sosLosnos LONDON LONON Jan 16 10Te 16The The report rpor of tho thohealth thohcnlh theimeiiltlt health hcnlh officer m er for tho county of London for 1902 10 has ha just been Issued Isued It I shows rhows that thatLondon thatLndon thatLondon London Lndon Is I one of tho healthiest of oUhe the great greatcities grat gratcite greatcities cities cite of tho world orld The death rate from fromall fromal fromall all al causes caues In 1602 tO was wa 172 per 1000 1000persons 10 1000persona persons prOM compared cmpared with a rate in St Peters Petersburg Peter Petersburg burg of 23 Rome 210 Vienna 104 New NewYork NewYork NewYork York 187 and Paris 184 Berlin Derln Is I superior superiorwith superiorwith superiorwith with 181 181But loJBut 161But But while whie hile the te death rate has steadily teaiy de declined declned dedined dined clned the birth birh rate fell rtl also allo The births birthsnumbered birthsnubId birthsnwnbexed numbered nubId 132810 or 225 per pr 1000 10 the lowest lowestrecorded lowestrred lowestreoorded recorded since the institution of civil rred Ilttuton civi regis registration regli registration tration traton In the period erlo between 1861 and 1880 18 the rate rte was wa 354 34 between btween 1881 181 and 1800 1800It t8 1800It It was a 832 82 and between 1891 and 1000 19 303 303The 303Te 303The The Te marriages rlaea show a Blight Ilght Increase IncreaseKing Inorel InorelK increaseKing King K of Denmark Better BetterSpecial Deter Deterpena fletter3p6ct51 Special pena Cotta Dnpatcli Dpaeh to t Tax TSI sos acsGMUNDBN 311 sosOILUNDSM GMUNDBN GWNBN Austria Austia Jan Ja 18 16King eKln King Chris Christian Cis ChrisUsa Usa ti of Denmark enk who has ha been bn sick here herefor her heretcF for fONloml some ora time tie has h eo 8 far recovered recove recoveon thak h wUl E Urt for O hocod ho on Sunday BU BUt rvr 4 4S t I u f 5 5J S J Ii Iirhe rhe rheI rheORCHESTRELLE he heOKCHESTKELLE I ORCHESTRELLE ORCHESTRELLEThe ORCHESTRELLE The Home Orchestra OrchestraF F FA ALL LLforms forms of instrumental music that tht of tho thoOrchestra I i 0 Orchestra is the he noblest and the best best Itself Itselfthe Itselfthe the aggregation aggegaton of all al the accepted means mens by bywhich b bwhich bywhich J7 which man has ever expressed himself in mn mnsic music innsic sic the compositions written wrten for it i are among the grandest efforts eforts of human genius geniusAny gem geniusAny us i iAny Any single instrument that in tn the he home h me can be made madeto fl flto to teproduce this music with anything like lke Orchestral Orchestraleffect Orchestralefect Orchestraleffect effect efect must therefore thereore appeal to everybody who knows knowswhat kowl kowlwbat knowiwhat what good music is or has any taste for it whatever whateverSuch whateverSuch whateverS whateverSuch S Such an instrument is the Orchestrelle OrchestrelleWith Orchestrele OrchestreleWith OrchestrelleWith With remarkable fidelity fdelty and with a beauty beaut and andvariety andrletyof andvariety variety rletyof of tone coloring impossible impossible1to to describe descrbe it simul simulflutes simulates simWates ates the various voices of the orhestral orchestral familythe faiythe faiythefutesl S Sflutes futesl flutes the reeds the horns the strings strngs the brasses brassesnow brasses brassesflow now n w separately and in detail detainow detailnow now one or more together togetherproducing togetherproducing I Iproducing producing theme and variations vaiationsnow variationsnow now altogether in one onagrand onegrand I Igr grand gr nd climax clmax of harmonic hamonic power and grandeur grandeurThe gandeur grandeurThe I I II IThe The repertoire reperoire of the Orchestrelle Orchestrele is practically practicallycatalogue prctcaly a acatalogue j jcatlogue catalogue catlogue of the orchestral music of the world worldIf world worldIf If I one is a musician lusician the Orchestrelle Orchestrele can be b played playedwith playedwith j jith with ith the keys the same as an ordinary ordin manual manua instru instrument iust instrnment play ment but it can be played even better beter with the Aeolian AeolianCompanys Aeoli AeollanCompanys i i Companys perforated music rolls rols in which case ce no notechnical notechnical I technical knowledge is necessary necessar and only a short shortperiod ahor I Iperiod Speriod period of practice practiceto practce practceAt t Ito At the same time fuly fully to master the Orchetrll Orchetrllto Orchestrell to exhaust the almost limitless lmitless possibilities possibities of this re remarkable re remarkable markable instrument instrument might take a lifetime lifetimeThe lfetime lifetimeThe t The Ti Aeolian At lan Company C m any cordially or ill invites it anyone anY 1 who wl it i in interested t iiileres4ed terested lersed to 0 visit ttt their warerooms WarrO ms and see se and hear tht thtOrchestrelle t tOlhesrele tOrthesirelle Orchestrelle OrchestrelleOrchestrelles Olhesrele OrthesirelleOrchestrelles am f 1 1I I Orchestrelles Orchestreles range in price prcel from S6 6ao o to 2500 2500Purchiiable 2500Puchabl 2500Purchasable Purchasable Puchabl by moderate moet paymtnti pment paymcntJ5heAEOLIAN I JI J 56 1he 5heAEOLIAN AEOLIAN COMPANY COMPANYr Ai r 362 Fifth Ave near 34th St St New York YorkWill YorkYi11 J 1 1Wil t 1t I 1I Will Wil Manchuria be Given Up UpMo tl tlNo No Mo 28 of the New York Centrals Centrals FourTrack Series Seriescontains SeriesI r I contains a new and accurate map of Asia Aia the Chinese ChineseEmpire Chines ChlnesEmpire tl tlEmpir Empire Empir and Japan Including Manchuria and Korea KoreaThe KoreaThe I The Commercial Agent of the United Unitd States Stats at Vladlvo Vladlvostock Vladivostock c cstck stock stck says This Is the best map of Manchuria in print printA A copy cpy wilt wi be b sent st tree post pst paid pad on receipt rcept of seven cent cent Instamps In atimps stamps by byGeorge bYGerco bsGeorge George Gerco H Daniels Danlel General Cenera Passenger Paenier Agent Grand Central Station Sialon New York iorkS I Itt S tt ft tift FIRE FIREIN FIREINTHE IN THE OLD FURNISS HOUSEBUCKET HOUSEBUCKET HOUSE HOUSEBUCKET BUCKET BRIGADE BRIADE OF 01 ARTISTS ARTISTSSAVES 4ItTISTSSAIIES SAVES SAV S THE MANSION MANSIONLittle JUXSIJ JUXSIJUtte MANSIONUttie Little Utte Left Lef for the Firemen Fremen to Do Do1e DoThe DoTheFrame The TheFrame 1 Frame Fame Building DUldlnl a Century Old milch milchStands DifichStands llleh lllehStandi Stands Alone In Riverside Rnnlde Drive DriveNot DrlnNot DriveNot Not Much Damaged by the Flames FlamesThere Famrs FamrsTher FlaniesThere There Ther was wa a fire fr accompanied acompane by heaps licapsof 1leap of artistic arlsto excitement exciement and some smo local loal color colorIncluding colorIncluding colorincluding Including a maid md Dora Dor at the old Furnisa Furnisamansion Furi Fumnissmansion mansion in Riverside InRherlde avenue last lat evening eveningThe venng venngThe veningThe The Furnlss Furiss mansion is a three thre story storyframe stor storyframe frame frmo affair aalr said sad to be at least let 100 10 years yearsold yer yearsold old which whch stands ltnds alone overlooking overloking the theHudson tpeHudson theHudson Hudson in the middle of the city block blockbounded blockbounde blockbounded bounded bounde by Riverside Riveride and West End ave avenues avO ayenues nues nue and ad Ninetyninth and 100th l0th streets streetsIt strts strtsIt It la i leased leaed at present by Mrs Mr Alma AlmaWalker Alma AlmaWalker Walker from frm Miss MI8 Sophia Sphia Furniss Furi5 of 461 461Fifth 461Fih 461Fifth Fifth Fih avenue Mrs Walker wants It under understood undertd understood stood td that thatehe she doesnt run rn a boarding baring house houseshe hOUej hOUejshe houseBhe she rents rnt rooms room to t artists atst and serves srves meals meal mealsto to t them themThe themTe themThe The Te artists atists were getting gettnl their last meal mealof mpalor mealof of the day when Policeman Polcman Carroll Carrl who whowas whowa whowas was wa In Riverside RIerlre avenue saw sw a blazo in il a aroom arom aroom room rom on the second lecnd floor or over the old faith fashioned flsh flshloned faithionod ioned veranda He called vernda caled tho engines enginesand enginesand enginesand and then ran rn into Int the dining dlnln room roomTheres rom romThers roomTheres Theres Thers a I fire r upstairs uptair he yelled yelledAll yele yelledAll All Al the artists artlt at dinner including Mr MrVanderbeok MrVanderbeek Ir IrVanderbek Vanderbeok Vanderbek Miss Mis Rumboldt Miss lls Clark Clarkand CIrkand Clarkand and Miss l1 Schiilpatls Bhulpats ran rn upstairs upsalm with wih the thepoliceman theplcmn thepoliceman policeman plcmn Then Tei somebody someboy suggested n nbucket abucket bucket brigade hrgae and it was formed formedpoliceman formo formedSo S So valantly valiantly did the crowd work with the theplcman thepoliceman policeman plcman at the front dashing dahing water on onthe onto onthe the to flames fame that tho fire fr which was really raly dangerous dangeru at the start star was wa soon under undercontrol undercntrol undercontrol control cntrol The city cityfirernen firemen frmen had little lttle to do doDora doDor doDora Dora Dor the maid put tho last bucket of ofwater ofwatr ofwater water watr on the flames ame Mrs rs Walker Walkorrprted Walkorrprtedthat reported reportedthat reportedthat that the th fire fr was wa In a Mrs Reades room roomThe rom romTe roomThe The Te loss 108 was put at about abut WOO WOOThere S 800There There Tere were several 8eral old pictures and andsome nudsme andsome some sme antique antque furniture furiture in the room roomEverybody rom romEverbdy roomEverybody Everybody Everbdy in the artist artst colony olony praised praisedPoliceman prisd prisdPolcman praisedPoliceman Policeman Carroll for his Polcman ness Carrl highly prompt promptMr prmpt prmptness promptfleas Mr Bernctt Bnett to Be KaUeri Guest GtirstSpecial Gtlt GtltS GuestSpecial Special S ell Cible C1 le Deipatch Depalch to 0 Tea Sos SraBBBLJN Sr S SBOBUN BBBLJN BBBLH Jan IS 10The The Hamburger Nach Nachriehlen Nachrrhe1 Nachrirhlen riehlen rrhe1 says sys that Emperor William Wiia has in invited Invite Invited vited vite James Jaes Gordon Bennett en tt to be his hi guest guestat at Homburg during automobile e wook weokGBAPENUTR wookGRAPENVTL wookGRAPENUTS GBAPENUTR GBAPENUTRTHE GRAPENVTL GRAPENVTLTtE GRAPENUTSWhat THE TtE WAY OUT OUTWhat OUTWat Wat What to tC Do When Wen Food Dont Acre AcreWhen AsueWhen AgreeWhen When food donb don agree sensible folks make mke a change changeWhore Whore Wor all al others other fail fal GrapeNuts he heIng beIng helag Ing predigested and ad all l nourishment nourshment sue succeeds sueceeds uc ucced ceeds ced usually uualy from tho first frt trial trialA triol trialA A lady of Washington WBhlngton says sas My baby 19 months old had never novel seen leEn B well 11 day dnyin dayIn dayin in her life lfe She had suffrrcd Illfrnd from indl indlgesticn indlgesten mdigesticn gesticn gesten from frm the time tme of her birth and and It Itseemed I itseemed seemed letmed impossible Impfible to find fnd any food to toagree toagree toagree agree with her Sho could kerp almost almostnothing almclI almclInothing almcstnothing nothing on her stomach stomah and her bowels bowelswero OwEl OwElwer bowelswere in such constipated condition she nhosuffered shesuffered were wer Ilch a cOIRlpated cendiion tlw tlwlutrrd suffered lutrrd a great deal dealIt dMII dealIt It I was then that I tried tred GrapeNuts GrapeNutsfor GrapENutA GrapENutAfor for her hlr steeping It thoroughly and strain straining Itrln ItrlnIng straining ing it putting putng a small 8ml portion prton in each eached eachedIng feed feeding fdlog ing and It workad llks Ik a charm She began beganto belan belanto to improve immediately and gained alnd half halfa a pound pund the thetrst first week weekBaby wE wakBaby k kDaby Baby got her indigestion Inrigeslon from mp mt fcr fcrmy fcrmy fcrmy my digestive dlgEstvo organs have always been beenweak heenwoa boonweak weak woa I rely on GrapeNuts for most 10lt of ofmy ofmy ofmy my food fod for there are times tmr8 when I can caneat caneat caneat eat nothing nothln else els at all al but GrapeNuts GrapeNutsI GrpeNut GrpeNutI I am a steadily steaiy improving and nd know it will willentirely wi willentirely entirely ntlY cure ce me in time tme I never have havethat hlYO hlYOtht havethat that tht tired td feeling feelng any moro I eat Grape GrapeNuts GrnpeN GrapeNuts Nuts N ut and ad I Iellt feel its effects efect in improved mental mentalstrength mentalstngt mentalstrength strength stngt very vel forcibly foribly Name given by Poetum Poetu Co C Battle Btte Creek Mich Michlook MichLk MichLook look Lk in each eah package pakaM for a copy of the thefuooua thefu thefiua fuooua fu little book bk JThe 1e The Road Rad to t Well m niDELAY DELAY OVER PA PtTUNNEL TUNNEL BIDS BIDSIt u uIt It Takes Tke Lone Lnt to Compare Compre Them Temome ThemSome Some SomeHeturned bl blReturned hi hiReturned Returned for Correction CorrectionPHILADELPHIA Correcion CorrectionPIIEZADELZnIA re rePniUDELBU PHILADELPHIA PniUDELBU Jan 10 10It It xru u stated statedby statedby tat tatby by a Pennsylvania Railroad Riloa official octoay today todaythat todaythat that there would woud be b no readverttottnent reavrlent of ofbids ofbids ofbids bids on the contracts cntracs for the Manhattan Manhattantunnels Mat Maniiatantunnels an antunnels tunnels The principal prlnolpl cause cu of delay dely in inarriving Inariving inarriving arriving ariving at awards award is the fact that many manyspecifications manvof It Itof of the bidder bidders have not stricty strictly followed foUowedspclfctons CS CSspecifications specifications spclfctons and ad that in I some Instances Instancesbids Intanc iii iiibids bids have been ben returned retlled for changes chage In Incertain Incrtnin Incertain certain crtnin cases cs the wrong sort of material materialwas materialwa was wa bid upon and in I others sor the contractors contractorshad cntracor cntracorha contractorshad had ha overlooked important Iporant requisites requisitesThere requlsifi requisitesThere There are ae somany so many classifications clasifcions and so somany 80manf B Bmany many forms of bids some contractors contractorsbidding cntraor cntraorblddmg thi thibithhing manf bidding on parts and ad upon the work as a a awhole aa bm bmwhole whole compare cmpae as a the well ol bids that time tme upn is required require to tocompare tocmpae a acompare DIED DIEDADAMSEntered DIED DIEDADAISEntered A AADAMSEntered ADAMSEntered Into mt n3t at lt Little Llto Falls Fal N J JJon JJD 1 j ci cian Jon JD an 15 loot IO William WIlam F youngest ion 01 of the thalate thelaIc fu fulate late Richard Rchard and Sarah Adams AdamsFuneral AdamFuneral I IFuneral Funeral on Monday Iondlr Jan J 18 at 1030 103 A U from frombis tron froi froihl his hl late residence resl ence at Little Llto Falls rail N J JBAUnEaJobn JDARnERJolm 1 1IJARPEFtJobn BAUnEaJobn Weir er Barber son 51 of J 1 J Cbet Cbetwood Chetwod tb tbwood wood wod Barber Baber and the late Louisa Lul narber Daber aced acedC 6 yean rear and anl 6 months roontbjFuneral monlh C CFtinerl Funeral Funerl from frm Christ Chrll ChUrch Elizabeth Elzabeth N J Jon I Ion on Monday Jan 18 I at 3 oclock oclockBEIITINEOU 0 0rp of ofBERTINEOu rp f BEIITINEOU DrnTI EOI Jan IB at Liberty Lbery N Y Fred Fredcrlo Fredtrio crlo Olcott Olco Berttne Dertle only olly son ot George Gerco and ad th thlate the tbllate thelate late Mary Mar Adelaide Adealdo Bertlne Bertlo of Brooklyn Broklyn N Y YIn Yin In II his Sfltn year yearFuneral T To ToFuneral k kim kimCIIITrENLENOn Funeral FUleral private privateCHITTENDEN pr Vlio VlioC1TE CHITTENDEN C1TE CIIITrENLENOn lE On n Saturday Jan Ja 18 Jared JaredCblttenden MI MIChllendel CalChittenden Cblttenden Chllendel in his 15th year yearFuneral Sef SefFuneral seFuneral Funeral services at his late residence reldeee I West WestSOtli Ves e In In3Ih kn knuii SOtli 3Ih uii st on Tuesday Tesday morning morllni at a baitput haltpt 11 11CRANK I IIcBANlEntered CRANK CnA cBANlEntered ttnlered Entered Into Int rest rel Jan Ja 18 Emellne Emelle Crane Craotwidow Cranewidow I Iwidow widow 01 B F Crane In her 84th year yearFuneral hB hBuneral haFuneral Funeral from trm her late residence reidence 144 St James Jameiplace Jame Jamesplace place Brooklyn Broklya Notice Notco will wU be b given Clvel lven ben benafter hel brieafter W after afterDOTYOn afer aferDOTYn afterDOTYOn DOTYOn Saturday Saluray Jan 1 16 1904 1 Florence Forele Boi Boiman Ro of ofman ofman man beloved wife wie of Arthur ArbUr L Le Grand Grad Doty DotyIn ali aliIn Sill SillIn tI tIFuneral In her 25th year yearFuneral ear Funeral services at her late residence reldenD No Ml MlWest MIWesl 541West West 148th st Monday Monda Jan Ja 18 1 1 at 430 60 P PToterment St StInterment W pI Interment at Cltverack Clarak N Y YJACOBSONOn YJAC0IISONOn nlr nlrJACOBONOn JACOBSONOn JACOBONOn Friday Frday Jan Ja 15 1J04 1 after afterlingering afer I a ch chIlcerlC ciiUngedne lingering IlcerlC Illness ncs Eliza Eiz widow wdow of Dr A E EJacobson B SJScob5OU h Jacobson Jaco oD and ad beloved loved mother of Un 1n W f fBenUer P PBenkler r BenUer Benker In her 80th Bh year yearFuneral yearFuneral yearFuneral Funeral will take place on Sunday Jan Ja 11 at a I 3 P P1f M 1 from frm residence rsidence of drughter BU 1J Halse Halsest EC ECst st Brooklyn Brokyn San an FarcUco F IC Cat ptpen ptpenplease pape PsPeTpleaSe I please pleae copy copyKESSLEROn no noKESSLEROi ri riKESSLEROn KESSLEROn KESSLEROi Jan 15th at his hi home Richmond RichmondHill lebmoD Pkbno th Hill 11 Long Lnc Island Ilad William WIlam Kessler KesslerFuneral Kesler lesslerFuneral Funeral private privateLADD prlvaleLADDn privateLtDDOn LADD LADDn On Saturday Jan an 16 at the residence reldenee ol olbis 01his au auhis his son tbe Rev Re Henry Uenr M Ladd Ldd Rutherford RutherfordN Rutberford itt ittN N J William WIJlm Whltehead Vllebead Ladd lo II the 9t5 t tyear Il on onrar Onrear year of his age ageFuneral M MFuneral MuFuneral rar Funeral services at Grace Church Cburb Rutherford Rutherfordon RUlhelford 1e45 1e45on on Monday Monda Jan Ja 18 at 1 oclock P U Car Carriages tuj tujrlages riages rlales will wi meet train leaving leaIC lId 23 st 11M ItM A U Uand hit hitand and Chambers st 12 1 M returning train tral 20 20Kindly 20 bOF bOFKnd of ofKindly Kindly Knd omit flowers flowersLATIMER nower bl blLATIMERAt II IILATIERAt Of OfFrederick f fFrcderck Jan IS 1M 1MFrederick I lC LATIERAt LATIMERAt LATIMER At Freeport Freeprl N Y on Frederick Frcderck B Lather Lalmer In his hi 82d d year yearServices yearSrlces yearServices Services Srlces at the residence of his son J M Latlmef LatlmefGrove Lalmet LattoefGrove Grove re St Freeport Freeprt Long Lnr Island Ilad V Y s ol olMonday 01Mond J Ilelondal Monday Mond Jan 18 I at 330 33 p 1 I M I Interraeal al alronnlenee IIconvenience l lconvenience convenience of family familyMcHURII taml familiMclltCii McHURII McHtGIOn On Jan 15 John father of the Pet BevJohn Petfobiu eY Il C Cohn John ohn B Mcllugh of Sacred Heart earl Church ChurchFuneral CbUrcFuneral In Funeral from frm his h1 late residence reah1rne M Lidlow St StLudlow ho Ludlow N Y on Monday Monda at I fl I A AM M thence thenciIn Ilene In St Josephs Church Yonkers N Y i Rela Relatives Relalvs UclStives tives and friends are Invited tnled to attend attendHOSSOn aend10SS0n attendHSSOn lvs anI HOSSOn 10SS0n Jan II I I IWMal ID1 1504 at his h residence47Sth residence47SthWilliam residence 2 4 Sib S 55 Tel William Wiiam II I IIIteitstlvcs Jiosv JiosvRelatives 10 10Rrltvca Relatives Rrltvca anti lnd friends Itlcn arc Invited Inlrd to attend tSa tSafuneral t 115fuosrel 8 8funeral funeral services ervlrr nt Ilhe the above address ndMro on Sunday Sundarafternoon indat indatalternonu f fattcrilonii afternoon 17th Ib lOst at II It I oclock ocock Intrmeni IntrmeniGreenwooJ 101 101reenwooJ hol holrcenwooi GreenwooJ Cemetery CemeteryWBSTWOUTHOn tud tudWfiNTWOIITII WBSTWOUTHOn WfiNTWOIITII 1 TWOnT On Jan 15 IIVII IIJ at Il the Ih resldfOf resldfOfof Ut Utof Iftof of her son sn York Pa 1 Sarah J WentwortS WentwortSormcrty VeiitwotthIturmeily elort the formerlY of Chelsea Chel en Mass MassBoston M3l Massfasten Boston natnn papers PIPr please plen copy copyWIIITB cnlr cop copWliITlOn t W WWTIOn WIIITB WTIOn On Thursday Jan 14 I IDOl 101 Josepli Ioel B BWhite 3Viilte Oll Ollhle White hle beloved l husband at Kstclle 1 lctc P i hlt hltand hi lulls lullsslid h hand and son on of Hannah I I nnd the Ilc late II Ie H Cocoa CorniUWhite Corn1 CocoaWhIte t tWhie r White Whie In Mi hi fiftieth nltrlh year yearFuneral car he heFuneral 1 1Funeral Funeral services at lilt hl late ll at residence l lCarroll I er erCarroll Carroll Carrot st Brooklyn on 01 Sunday Jan Jln 17 1 l lat 191 liii liiiat at 2 P M Interment Inlcrenlln In the Friends rlend Cemetery CemeteryProspect CcmetrrProspect I I 8I Prospect Proalcct Park Brooklyn Irooklyn V Y YCEMETE1UES 8 8Proalcct the CEMETERIES CEMETE1UESGreat CE IEERE of off offw I Iu w u al alGret 111 111Great Great Gret 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I I k kTIlE I 1 d J yjl ri t t 0 0I I TIlE D Y JAN1TA 7 19Q4 Q4 A i 1 ECKSTEIN TELLS eiS4TORY eiS4TORYasrinois HIS STORI STORIsrsrrcwr OftY OftYgsr1rIOCS asrinois ACTIOXS AND WORDS WORDSTHE WORDS WORDSOf WORPSTIlE Of THE UEC1ITELS UEC1ITELSTold i Jhr Told 0111 Him ManelH lab IabrI l Had d Gone Driving Drivingtilth DrlvtnsI I tilth It IIIi II Mclscnberser When lIe C ailed Calledflu ailedon lled llednn nn Monday Ionlla I oua ouaIkiiIe Jlornlhtf lornlnKWfllenber WeJienberier WeJienberierlicnlCM n n11fI1Ir licnlCM It ItIhe The Family Wai Uneasy UneasyAUKNTOWV Unral UnralLLtTorN UneasyALLNror AUKNTOWV Pa Jan 10 10For For the first firsttime ftlt ftlttf firettini time tini h I public publc today heard from his hisHp hi hI hIlips Hp tf lips Alow Ioi Kckstelns lckltelns story stor of the tragedy tragedyIn In Ip vhich hlrh hi8 fiancee fancle Mabel Mabl H Bechtel Bchtl was wasUe wastl Ue tl uiiirn Eckstein Ekbtein by b direction dietion offthe offthecourt of the therur thecourt court was WIS u acquitted acquited on Thursday Thurdy of com complicity cm cmpldty cornpHtY plicity rur In II H tlio murder of his sweetheart sweetheartEckstein swethelt sweetheartEekstelli pldty Eckstein Ekstein was WIS VLL called caled to the witness wltn0s stand standat stnd stndal at 5 oclock tliis afternoon iteroon by the Common Commonwealth Commonwllll Commonwettlt wealth wllll nld and d it toot tok tt ltle little tte over an nour hour for forhim forhini or orhim him to give the narrative mrratve of his hlsloe love affairs affairshis aall aallhs affairsh4 his h4 devotion to o Mabel Iabl his hi jealousy Jeloly of her ler lerolher herother 1 other hs admirers and of the conduct of Mrs MrsBeohtel Mr MrsBehtd Beohtel ht1 url ant the members membr of her family familyduring f familyduring ly lydurinl during durinl Bc the I prIod oriod rod when w en the battered corpse corpseof corps corpsof of the girl Iirl i i8 supposed tuPpsId to have been bn In Inthe Inthe Inthe the lioust1 lioust1That hou houThat theihat That Lawyer Llw er Schaadt Shmidt counsel cull for the theBechtels thechte theJ3eclitek Bechtels chte will wi make a determined detrlne effort to todestroy t todestroY destroy the effect efect of Ecksteins important importanttestimony Imprtant Imprtantletimony importanttetilflonY testimony is a 1 foregone conclusion and andit it is probable that his bi crossexamination crossexaminationivill crosxminaton crosxminaton1i will 1i occupy nearly the entire ntr morning morningHussion moring moringion morningr4siofl Hussion ion on Monday Judge Trexler rreJler wi will willattend willattend attend his fatherinlaws funeral fUne alln in the thefternoon theeiter000n afternoon and thu session of ofcourt court curt will wl be besuspended b ieubpended suspended u pndld during that period priod On Tues Tuesday Tue9day ues uesday day the State will wi call cal its Is experts exprt and will willthen wi willthen then probably probbly close CIUle its it case cle The Thedeferce Thedeferceil deferice defericewill dbfettcowill will il need fully Culy two days for the theprent presenta presentation presentation tion ton of its is case Cle and andt it is now likely lkely that the thetrial thetrial thetrial trial will willat last the greater part pt of next week weekTliero wek wekTllere weekThere There was n 1 stir Itr in the court cur room rm when whenEckstein when whenEktein whenFckbtein Eckstein Ektein stepped into the witness wtheM box bx and andbegan andbgan andbegan began bgan the story 8tory of his relations reltons with his hisbridetobe blsbridetob hisbridetobo bridetobe bridetob Mabel Bechtel Bhtl In answer to toquestions toquestion toquestions questions Eckstein said sid he had ha known knownJIabel knownMabl knownMabel JIabel four years having first frst met her In Inthe Inthe inthe the street trCet Then 1hn the examination examl1ton proceeded prceded prcededQ proceededQ Q When W hen did you OU see Mabel last A On Onthe Onthe Onth the th Sunday before her death at her home hOIe hOIeQ holzkeQ Q Now ow tell us UI of your our last llt visit Islt to her herI herllaUt herI I llaUt called at l 2 oclock In the afternoon ateroon iind iindtook itdtooI Indtook took supper r there After Arer supper Mabel Mabeldressed Mabelrrelseel MabeliireSPt dressed lpp ami unll when she came cme down she said saidthe saidIhe saidshe rrelseel she u1i going to uet Weilnber Weisenberger er for Corthe forthe Wi Iwinl the List 1t time 11 tIIt We C walked walkl In town together togethernil togetherInd togethersad sad nil we talked talkfd about our coming marriage marriageI I I pleaded with her to drop Welscnbcrcer Welscnbcrcerand Wesenberler Wesenberlersnd and nd she he suid she 515 ht would lrop but that she would wouldrot wouldlot wouldLot rot give me a definite lennltl answer ns to the date dateof datI dateef lot of our marriage IArr1111 II until unti the next day da when wh whI c 1 should cull at the house lou o 1 said that thlt she sheihould shebould sheshould should do rai the th right thin thing and come home homewith homellh homewtth with llh me but she refused refusedQ refuse Q Where did dlr you OU leave lea1 her A At AtFfvpnth Atevpnlh Atievpnth Ffvpnth and Turner streets strtcts We WI parted parte iho ihotonwet he heto heto to tonwet meet VVelseiibenjer eilenbrltr and 1 to goliome goliomeQ Ia go home homeQ Q Did she he give you OU anything anythlll that Sunday SundayA A VPS she shl gave e me ml a present and I asked askedter Rk Rkber aekedber ber to wall home h011 ll with witl me so I could take It Itto Itto itto wnl to my 0 hou houe e but butin she sal md No o lets walk walkla in Seventh street streetQ Q Were you ou nt tho Bechtel Btchlel house houRI Monday MondayIes Iondayps Ies ps I railed Clled there to meet metMabl meetMabet Mabel to get getbpr getlicr W answer us I to our ninrriage ninrriageJ rhrrlae rhrrlaeQ Q J WHS WI Mabel llb1 nt lt home1 ho honi 1 A Xo Her Hermother ler lermOl tiermother mother mOl her snld snlr that tha she had gone driving drlvluc with withmi wtthIlnhmer withtienberer mi Ilnhmer tienberer enh rser at lt 9 oclock ocock In the morning moring and andthat andthaI andthnr that noon noonQ a note had come for her In the after nfterl afer afernoon afterIloon l Q 1 Who was wnl In the thl house houRI when you called calledJhcre caled caledthee called1her Jhcre thee A t Mrs In Bechtel Tom and Charlie CharlieQ Chale ChaleQ Q What hat was Mrs Bechtcls Rtchtell treatment of ofvon oCollatthattmt orvail von ollatthattmt HI that time A Verycool encoohndasthoulh and as though thoughwas I was 1 Intruding Intruliul It I was wasR BO different dierent from fromthe Cromthe fromthe the kind kf1 treatment trentmtrt they had sown me be before b befare fore They watched every eYe move I made madend madenc madeend end nd nc Tom who pretended to be hI reading readlnl a af afoppr aJor f foppr Jor np r squinted nt me constantly constanty from the thecorner thecorner thecornerat corner cornerat ot his hl eyes pesQ mes mesQ 0 Q What was wal the th conversation conenaton about aboutMnVl abo aboutMShPP ut utI MnVl I I A I said lald I suppose it Its no us usfor UIA UIAfor use usefor for me t n to ask for Mabel Mnbel I saw aw her on a atrolley atrole atrolley trolley trole car ar Mrs Irs Bechtel Bechtl said sid You are areiironc arl arelvrone iironc ronl We had a discussion tlcusslon what wha hat hatJInM hatlnlpl hatMohel I JInM lnlpl wore nr when I thought thoulht I saw 81 her In Inth Inth inthe th the rar ar and Mrs lrR Bechtel went upstairs uptalrl and andgot nndrnt antigot got lh hat I then said I must have hlve been beenmistaken beenTa I mistaken Ta i 0 What1dld1 What did Mrs Irs Bechtel nchtPllar say about Mabel Mabelhut Mabelthat lab1 hut morning nlor nl A She Shl told me that Mabel Mabelcrylncr Mabelte labl lablcr j te crylncr cr lnc in the morning morninG and that thatJia thatba Jia 18 i askrd aled her htr what was ns the th matter mnter Mahfl Mahfltepllfd l Mabelteplltd 1 1rpn1FI tepllfd rpn1FI Prhip Prhl you ou will wl soon cry too to toQ tooI 0 I What t h1 hit did Mrs I rl Bechtel payabout 8B esy about Wei Weiwntwrfr Welnhr Vef Vefenhrr wntwrfr nhr r A She 8h said flr that tha she guessed guessedthat gieesedthat ue sd sdthat that he hI had hr flrI round out that Mabel Mlbpl and I were wereIn werein erl In rtiMnnVlphlii rl I lphiltl the week epk before hpfor and thnt thntMah thnt1h that1tce Mah 1h 1tce 4 hart ha j Jsll soul aW that Wel Welenherger el enberirer enbtr er told tld her herthat herIhll herthat that Ihll itwnnUl It w01ll wouitt only cost 06t j to tohwe have her er Mabel MabelI I nd I hralnpd I 0 Tell T etlus l us about Rboll IJie t movements nlvtmnt of Tom Tomand TomI I 4 and thence t They The watched me like lke a acot I aCt cot Ct would 10111 a mouse OIS and finally fnlY they thty went wentupstairs wentupstairs ventIr upstairs Ir tair They seemed to be anxious anxlols for forme Corm form me m to leave IpB and nd fifteen pn minutes later Itr I went wentKckstein wentEck wentEcketoin Kckstein Eck lein then th n rehearsed rphlarsd the tle story stor of his hislummons hialummons hisummon lummons to tho th Bechtel house hout after afer Mabel Mahls Mahlsbdy a abody abody body bdy was al found COlnd He H described delcilhed Mrs MrsBeclitelcf Mrsc MrsBechtels Beclitelcf c It I apparent grief and repeated rpeatd again againIhp aain aain1p againthe the 1p tory th the mother rolher told about the thlteam thlteambringinl team teambringing teambringing bringinl bringing the lie girl irl home homl Tom om was also alsoawakened al8 alsoawakened awakened awaklnl1 bv b the harking of the dogs dogssh6 dogssh6Mir she sheraid sheMitt raid Mir Mrs Irs Bechtel lechtel told Eckstein EkAteln that Tom Tomwanted Tomwantfd Tornwnntel wanted wantfd to o go down and whip the men but buthis buthil huthis his hil mother mnthlr 10 pnrwwded him not to Eckstein Ecksteinpaid Ekstein Eksteinpir Ecketeinsaid paid pir that when 111 ho was atthe at the house houa on that thatpay Tuesday pay morning morinp John brought broug ht Mabels Mabelsclothes Mabl I a aelt1ies clothes clthpI downstairs and placed placd them care cre P 1 fully fuly fcefcrn fcefcrni fcr fcrQ on thf Ihr chair where they had been bn bnfcr Q i When hen did yousee ran see Tom that morning moring A Snmn 011 nnii time tm after ICIr I arrived He le came Into Intothe Intoth Intothe the th room rool find lI1t burst blrlt burstinto into tears tlarl and Anr said It Mabel 1 are w only onl alive tell lb rp alve to tl us U who struck her nnd nd then t Tom Tor stopped stoppedRpferrinR 1tOIPedReferring toppedHfferrin Referring Hfferrin to his hanrrPHI arrest and his hi occupancy occupancyof occpancy occpancyof of a cell Il next nlt to Toms Eckstein gave a arehearsal aTPhparsl arehearsal rehearsal TPhparsl of the conversation that occurred occrred jave between him and Tom TomWlit TomC 0 C What Wlit was wa the th talk between hetwlen von and Torn Tor A t Me n asked u ktd me whether whethe t YOI had nne u knife Imlfl and Ind I said nicno nicnoQ no noQ I Q What did Tom 01 say M A He TI sworn lm and Said 1Id Ive got lot a bit bli Ll one They 1ht didnt dldnte search knife knifeQ knihQ e rh me and aid then thln he showed Ihowld me a lone Inn knlfQ Q What hat about nlout Mabel lahelR funeral funrrl A We Wetot W Ve Vesot tot talking taJkhJ to ikiti g about a It and Ind I said I wish wllh I Ifnuldco Iruld Icould fnuldco ruld could 10 eo Tom snld I dont want wnlt to I IIavent Imvent Ila Iavent ut the thl courage Inrce to face fae it I said uld f am Innocent lonlNlt and unl I am willing wilni to go o to the Ih funeral lunlrl handcuffed bnndlllled To this Tom said saido No o Hsstay 10tR It Htl stay Q What was Toms conduct Iondlct on the day da of JlarmlH l tIR funeral nnd fnd when whPn he committed eiteids llldr ilcl lj A He II moaned and cried lrlll Imn Mabel ltd MiiM ltlI most mOlI all ni day d and nd once onr he hI asked nBkPd me meilont m ilont Jonr you wish wl h you u rould die efp I replied repliedo I o I tn am Innocent Jnnol t and I want wlnt to clear rpplfd my m I f etf lf Then Tom 101 said eid Wouldnt cPr it be bl I Inlr nice to din with Mabel and I told him to cli dPr y r up In Q Did Tom worry worr ar about Ihout Mabl Mb l A Yes hMalkecl b t tSkpti lked about her hlr all al the time and Im said 81d 11 1 Ivp lve ve cried rrlf1 about her hf more 10n than tmllnll h i necessary IpC ar Eckstein Ekstlin then told of the discovery of Tons jom suicide licde During DUrln the recital recitl of Ecksteins Fstpins story Mrs lrH Bechtel sat at unmoved unmovedttth with her h r eyes Iff on the floor loor and not n tearwos riotiqe nOlicrdn notiapci in j her eye ye Her children chidren followed folowld the tory tor closely keeping Jeepinj their eyes e eA con stat etanti riveted r led on I Jhewlnes the witness witnessUavirl David DaYir WrsenVKTBCr fselbfrler the rival of Eck Eckem i Itlin 5ten em pTedoded Jl rdedtho the latter later on the thl witness wltres land Itane bitt jut his hil testimony tetmony established f8tablshe only onl one onl point that ho was not irlvl driving with wit lh Jlahel MalII on that thlt Monday but that he had hld Jnt sent nl her pr a I npto n to which the messenger rt J tiirnN thllrd tUrni saying Ra inl that Mrs 1 Bechtol mPenler had told toldFound r I Itim m 11 that t Iabel iai wa was out driving Much or lhi the dar was ava Ipent spent In quibblng quibbling over the tIOCsStalnel lcIJ tainc ohlhits over the condition ci UII the houll ltouo when the polc police got conditon on the Found rolnd and ml of the different difernt stories storlet that Mrs MI whtl Bht1 gave 1 1llinl Dininn llinl the thI crossexamination cro xamlnaton of one of the IKT th Itnese Attorney Atorpy Schmidt Shldt intimated Intmated that thatJuled thatnf nf dpfplcn defr1j0 would how th tlt4 L Mabel llhd vas not Juled ki1id II d at at home but that she received rcived Wi her I Iinjo lolnds Ot1fl nt a madhouse between this city injo I roadlouAe thli lnd lad Bethlehem Blthlehem and that Ihlt she was wal brought Hone Ol in a cab cabIIELU eelII1LI IIELU 11 I IX 1 VEOXAdE VEOXAdEfitlmriny lEOUl lEONA1IIitifltflgfl Trllnlin Iitifltflgfl fitlmriny That Negroes XClrots Were Threatened ThreleneaHUH Trtalrnrd Threatenedhit HUH 111 hit Death Ipath Ir Tltey TIlY Went ent Away Awa AwaOI CbttMBKs OI tus Ga Jan leCharged 16Chged with raiding lding two negroes llgres in Involuntary Involuntr seMI Jlne tide and nd with threatening thratening them with death I I they thc dared to leave the plantation plntaton where whereley they ley Wer W m held hfld 0 A and 0 F Knighton Klphtn two well wel known farmers tarmer of Randolph Randolphorri Rndolph COunt were orri Placed under undpr tends bondl of 11000 10 1000 I Mch h8h by United States tates Commissioner Brown BrownKn8hton Brw I em tcda ttday Their c cases el will be tried at the wi tred thhe oem em emJ OXt term of the Unied United Statel States Court 0 J F Kn8hton Knlght in his n statement hil lttement today todayI tay said Rhld Chaijid that they were wilng willing that to the n negroes gree Hmld go hut that they owed them the hl t triem naIghtop nghton Aome 1 V0 and I they wished wl hld rn m in tf t tho debt arrange arrlge before they moved movedII ofl tllY o t another movf II t anther farm because becUlo once moved all diapp51 ad1 1P chanc r i of lectng llecting the debt would I I j IB flOSTONS hI qNSV d dReprt t5TOAI rO f IQ1I1U IQ1I1UHepopt l P r rhI Report Reprt or Ofthe the te Coramlulon Commilon Beady aadr ReadyMany Many ManyAlleged Ma 5 Alleged Alese Abnict Abu Found Foud FoudBITONJan FoundBOSTON 1 BOSTON BITONJan Jan 18 16 18The The Te investigation Invelptln of oftheBoBton ofthe oft t theBoBton the Bostn Custom CtomBol House la I ended eDe and an the theCommissioners theCOflUflIBat Commissioners Cmtl COflUflIBat nel nera who madeit mad made It left lef Boston BostonthW Bton Btonthl BostonthW thW thl evening eve Jg Tjieir lei report rpr haa hn h been bndls bndlsclos dis disclosed dl dlclosed closed clos to the Treasury Trasury Department Dprment from fromtlmo fromtlr fromtime time tlr to t time tm asImportantfeatures nlmprtnt no important featu features have havedeveloped havedevelopd havedeveloped developed developd and the criminal crimInl charges chargs It con contains cn cntains contame tains will wi become bcme known about abut a month monthhence monthI monthhence I hence h nc when 1en the Federal Feeral Grand Or rd Jury Jur In InBoston InDston inBoston Boston Dston makes Us report reportIt repr It I has hB been bn one of the most thorough thoroughinvestigations thor thoroughinvestigations ugh ughInvestgaUonaeer investigations InvestgaUonaeer ever made mde of the te Boston Bostoncustoms Dstn Dstncstoms Bostoncustoms customs cstoms service srvic having been ben going on onsteadily onsteadl onsteadily steadily steadl for nearly three thr months The Theimmediate Theimmeiate TheImmediate immediate immeiate resu rsUltl its were wer that all al the members membersof membrs membrsof of tho Glasgow Companywer OIgow Manufacturing Company Companywere CompanyWere were wer arrested arlste on the charge of fraudulent fraudulententry fraudulententr fraudulententry entry entr of imported laces las and embroideries embroideriesthree embroideriesthree embroideriesthree three examiners emmlnel were WEr SUsp 8sp uep ended ende irom iromservice tom tomsrvic Iromservice service srvic in the appraisersstores appralsrsstrs appraisers stores the chief chiefappraiser ohlefappraisr chiefappraiser appraiser appraisr got a leave of of absence b8nc which whichwas whlohwaa whichwas was understood undlrtoo to terminate wrmlnte his con connection cn cnn eonnt3 nection n nt3 ton tion with the office tlio tim entire entireforce entiretoke tle ofetl entre entrefote force fote toke of special spil Treasury Trasur agents lenJ8 in Boston Bostonwastransferred Bsto Bstowas Bostonwas wastransferred was trnsfered tmnsferred two subsequently Aubquenty resign resigning rslgn rslgnIn resignlng ing In the te release rll bond privilege prlvlele under underwhich underwl underwhich which wl ch the merchants mErchants could culd obtain obtin their theirsample theirlample theirsample sample goods gods from frm the appraisers apprier storw lt before bfor liquidation Uq idaonof of the entries was WI abro abrogated ahr abrogatnd gated gatd by Secretary rtar Shnwand Shwaid eltrO new newmen men were wereplaced wer wereplaced placed plCd in charge clopeoC of the appraising appring and andspecial andspal andspecial special spal agency agfncy departments deprmeqtJn in Boston Btn I Collector Collctor Lym Lyman who at first tNt was WB ig ignored Ignored I Inorld nored norld in the investigation netgaton and later was wascharged Wi wascharged I Ichrged charged chrged by Secretary Sertar Shw Shaw Sha with ith having hving used U8 illegal l methods I intended tenCed to1 resign resignand resignand and Ind would wuJdhavtdone lel have havtdone done so 8 immediately immeatly torilg after afterthe aCtr aCtrth afterthe the th SecretrtryH ereYM ylsit yll had it not been b for forthe forthe forthe the advice advlc of some Bom ot the merchants merchnw here herellATED her herILIlED hereIlATED llATED ILIlED THEIR CLOTHES CLOTHESWing CIOTIIESflns CLOTHESWIDE Wing flns tee Disappeared Dapprrd and Customers CuMomersIlrokein Cmtomer CustomersHrokc IrOkJnPoperYUrrklalthe Ilrokein Hrokc InProperty Property Clerk Has the Wash WashNeighbors WaubNeighbors ah Neighbors Xelghbor and customers customero o Wing Lee Leea Lo Loa a Chinese laundryman laundrynul at 87 Russell Rust street streetGreenpolnt streetOrnplnt streetGreenpoint Greenpolnt Ornplnt are ar wondering what hat has be become b become come of him He disappeared dlBppard more than thantwo thantwo thantwo two weeks eks ago ag after ate locking l okl g up P his place placeand plac placeand and setting out o t ostensibly for his weekly weeklyjaunt weeklyJaunt vekly veklyjalnt jaunt jalnt to Chinatown ChinatownLees Chintown Chintownes ChijatownLee Lees Lee es patrons ptrons became impatient Imptent at their theirfailure theirfaiure theirfailure failure faiure to get their clothes clothe and at the theexpiration theexpiration expiration expirton of a week ek appealed appre to the police policeof plc I of the Greenpolnt Orenpint avenue station staton for per permission pr prmission permission mission to break brek into Int the place plce They Theywere Theywere Theywere were warned ware not to do so s but on rriday rridaynight lrday lrdaynight rridaynight night a number numbr of the hotheaded hotheade ones onesbroke onesbroke onesbroke broke in the front door and searched 8rche for fortheir fortheIr fortheir their shirts shirs cuffs cus and collars clar There Ter was wasso wasso so 8 much confusion cnfusion that neighbors neighborsthought neighborsthoughtrobb thought thoughtrobbers thoughtrhbr robbers rhbr robb were In the place and sent word wordto wordto to the police policeThree plc wor Three Tre policemen plcemen hastened ha tenetothe totho laundry laundryand laundr laundryand and took possession psBslon of it A patrol wagon wagontook wagontook wagontook took all al the laundry to the police plee station stationafter staton statonaCter stationafter after the Celestials Celestals patrons ptrons who had taken takenpossession takenpsBsslon takenpossession possession psBsslon of the thllaundr laundry explained explaine their theirpresence theirprsn theirpresence presence prsn e there ther Tho Te property propry was wa turned turnedover turnt turnedover over Brooklyn BrooklynSome yesterday yesteray to the Property Prprr Clerk in inBrooklyn InBrooklyn inBrooklyn Some Bre of Lees Ll acquaintances cqulntancs believe believehe he fell into the handu handl of highbinders highbindersCLOTHES hlghbinder hlghbinderCLOTHES hlghbindersCLOTHES CLOTHES FOR THE TIl POOR POORMany POORan POORMany Many an of oCTrm Them Cant net ct Work erk Because BecauseTheyre nlcaule nlcauleTlre flecauseTheyre Theyre Tlre Too Shabby ShabbyThe Shabb ShabbThe liabhyThe The New York Association AHociatlon for Improving Improvingj the thl Condition Conditon of the Poor makes make this ap appeal appal appeal peal pealThe pal pealthe The hp extreme xtrlie weather wellher of the th past past few fewweeks fewweeks fewweeks weeks has caused a very ver great Increase In In the demand for clothing Iothlnj new ne and nd rene second secondit hand The conditon condition of thl the strpett streets has made it necessary necs nr to supply 51ppb overshoes overshos and enU rubbers rubbersas rbbers rbbersas as well wll as al better beter shoes shoesNot sho shoesNot Not ot Infrequently men nnd women fall to obtain positions psltlon because brlu e thev have not notsuitable notsuitable notsuitable fal suitable clothing cothlnl A man without an over overcoat overcoat coat cat has little Ittl chance chni1e of employment olr olrcat even evenon evenon evenon on the t h streets streetsThe stref streetsThe The association Issocation is caring cainI for 5 WO families familiesnumbering familes familesnlmhrinR familiesnumbering numbering nlmhrinR isWi t20 individuals Many 11 of these thesewdrklnir the thecould thesecould could b be sllfsupprtnl elreupportIng It Itthey thl twi sOtabl editable editableworking working w rklng clothes cnthps Telephone s 548 Gramercy ramerc Robert Shaw Sha Mlnturn llltlr treasurer trealrpr 4 ins Fast Fas Twentysecond Tw ntr8Pco street St reet t v I I I OntTVARY OntTVARYMrs O RITIJA llAR llARMr RI RIMrs Mrs Mr Matilda Intlda Stokes Stoketh the wifeof wlf oC Meut MeutCol Ielt IeltCol LieutI I Col William Wiiam AStokes A Stokes of the Twentythird Twentythirdfleslment I I fleslment Reglmtnt Brooklyndied Brooklyn dll died on Friday Frida She Shewas Shewns I was born br In Canada Cnnndi 52 O 2yenr years ago Soon after afterher aCpr afterher her h r marriage lnrrlale to Cot eol Stokes in Chicago Chlrlgo In I I 1870 they the moved to Brooklyn Iiooklr and ever evtr since sinceshe sln slnshe sinceI I she has been a prominent prorlnrnt figure fgure in social cinl and andchurch omlchurch andchurch church affairs alalrt In that borough brollh jhe She was wa wapresident waspresident I president of the Vlgilaiitla Ri ki ta Corps Cor s which was wasto waRoranlze wasoranlzed oranlze oranlzed dlrhur during th the 8panh tpanlshAncrican mlrlcanWnr War to t look after arlr the comfort Imfort of the volunteers oluntlers at Montauk Point Iolt nnd received rtC1lved recoi ved a diamond budge In I appreciation appreelaton of her patriotic work bldlA for the soldiers soldlerl She he was a also patriotc a I director in the the8unshiM I Sunshine Society Sclet and active nctv In ninny other othercharitable othercharltnbl othercharitable charitable ornrnnlziitlons onrOllzltlons She leaves three threesons threelns threeeons sons lns and anl threedaghters thrfdagh three daghters rA The Thl funernlservices funernlserviceswill Clnprlervlccs Clnprlervlccswi funeral services will wi iil be b held at her home eO o St Marks Iarksavenul avenue thisafternoon thll this afternoon the Iev Ifv Dr Ituhbard of ol the Ing Bedford Heights HtIhs H4ights Baptist IlaptRt Church olrlclat onlcnt Lawrence Holler I oler of f New pw Rocnelle Rocntlc died diedof rled rledoC diedof of inflammatory rheumatism rhelnntisl yesterday in his hi s Iventyflnt ventytnt year y nr UP I ye8tra tits S In the thnwholesale thAwhnlesiip thewholesale wholesale whnlesiip fco le lea business b lnesR in New ew ftochelle ftochelleand ftocheiiand and It It Its vicinity vlcrlt for ffr fifty fty years Prs nochll When the business hbsJnlK was drat Ilst fii st established his brother John Holler Hollr was associated eRthlRhP with him but the latter later afterward went nssocatpc Intto to Kastchestnr Kastchestnrand tnst Esetchesterand hp8ter hp8terInd and Ind began busmen buslnlM forhimself for hlmlelf himself supplying the tht city cU of Mount Vernon and vicinity Icnlh The Thetwo Thetwo ruetwo two brothers brothI fought the Ice Trust Tru t when It Invaded htadP Westchester Wstchpsttr county Cfultr und remained independent Indepndent dealers cealers Mr Ir Holler flolpr tioller leaves u uwidow I itwidow widow Idow and son ensupervisor Ixluprvinor Frank Holler The funeral Cuntral Inc services servlcl are to be held htll tomorrow toforrow I oler In St nahrt1 JabrMs Roman Iomnn Catholic Catholc Church I In New ew ftochello ftochelloFrank Rochlle RochlleFrarl RoclielloFrark Frank Frarl W Y Holly 51 years of age for years yearssuperintendent rporuprlntendent yearssuperintendent superintendent uprlntendent of o tho Holly Holy Mnnufacturfng nfe llnufll1Urfng Company and one of the most noted water waterworks waterworks eaterworks works engineers Plrnlers in II the te United Unied Statesdied Statesdiedon States died diedon ditdon on Friday night at his home homl In Lockport N Y after aCtr less JpS than a weeks weeksIllne Illness IhleM Lockprt Hn Hnwas H1 Hiswas was a i son ROi of the late lot Blrdsall lrdsal Holly Hol Inventor Inventorof of the Holly Holy waterworks system 1lt m He was wasa a Police Polc Commissioner CrmlRslonpr oj or Lockport rockprt for CoryenrH CoryenrHand years yearsllcan yearsand and a year ago rln ran for Mayor on the Reuh ReuhIlcan lerb lerblean llcan lean ticket He leaves leavtl ono onl daughter Sirs SirsHarry SIrsitarry Irs IrsInrIpa Harry InrIpa Lee a mother urn anti two brothers Clar Clarence Clarent Ciaronce once ent nnd Kdgar KdgarJared kdgarJared cgar cgarJared Jared Chlttenden ChltendenJ who was wa auditor ludltor and andtwentyfive nndtrealurer antitreasurer trealurer treasurer of the lrlstlet radstreet cmpsn for fortwentyfive I twentyfive tWfJtynve year years earl died 4esterday iesterll In his hisseventyfourth hisseventyCourb hisseventyfoutth seventyfourth seventyCourb year Ylnr after af r two months monthsillness mOQthl monthsiltnes illness lne 8 at his apartments 1 West Welthlteth Welthltethstreet THrrtieth THrrtiethstreet Thittlethstreet street H I He I was a descendant de cndnnt of on ni oldNew oldNewEngland aid otINewEngland w wEnAland England EnAland family Camly his ancestor ancstor William WiI1m Chit Chitlend ehlttpndpn mittpndsn tpndpn lend n having landed lande at Cullford ChilCor Conn Connin in 1839 He was a member Ilembr of the Merchants MerchantsUnion MerchaatsUnion Union t6I League LaRup and ad New ew York ork Athletic Athletc JprcTtl clubs clubsHis clubsIlls His 11 wife was wal Miss 111 Jennie Jfnnl Hlnsdak Hnflle HeTeaves HeTeavesa a I son 11 Albert Irt Chlttenden Chitenden and a daughter dauahtr dauahtrMrs daughterMrs Mrs Charles ChariIl Knobloch KnoblochEdward Knohlod1t 0 0Edward Edward t wnrrStrong Strong a wholesale wholllle druggist drURIIRt who whoretired whortrd whoretired retired rtrd many mln years para ago nlo died dlfdonFrldl onFriday on Friday at atthe atthe t tthe the Hotel Totel Majestic Majcstc of heart helrt trouble troubp He fe was WHSborn WIS WISborn wasborn born lit lt Tuckahoe Tuckahot In ISIS and was th ths grand grandson land landln grandeon son ln of Generals nentrnls Benajah tnajlh Strong ftronl and James JamesMilton Jnre Jnreiton 1aesMilton Milton iton Benedict BnPlct who fought Coulht In the Kevolu Kevolutlonarv Ievolu IevolulonaTV Revolutionav tlonarv lonaTV Wrtr Wrr HB leaves a 1 widow Ido who was wasMiss wal wasMiss Miss H Henrltl ifenriette nrl ttc Fleet thodaughterof the daIAh daughter roC of Jonathan JonathanGardner JonathanOnrdner Jonathanlardnor Gardner Fleet FleetJacob Fleet FleetJacob Jacob Jllob Phillip Phil Mednr Itda of this city died In InBuffalo Inulalo InBuffalo Buffalo ulalo on Friday rul while hls visiting vlsltnR his sonIn sonInlaw sonlnlaw soninhew law Col Francis Frncs CJ I Ward Commissioner Cmmls loner of ofPublic ofPublc ofrublic Public Publc Works Mr Medav was wal 75 years ypluloll old oldand oldand and was connected cnnfcted with the th A B Whitney WhitneyCompany Whltne WhltneCompany WhitneyCompany Company ofthis city cl He 11 was a veteran ettranoC ettranoCthe of ofthe ofthe the Mexican Melll and the tle civil cvi wars serving ervlnw In Intho hitho Inthe tho navy n v In the former Conpr and In the Seventh SeventhRegiment SeenthRellfert SeventhRegiment Regiment Rellfert throughout tho latter latterBrother Iter Iterlrother latterBrother Brother lrother Joseph Josth director of Mount St StJosephs StJo StIosepha Josephs Jo ephs College Colp In Baltimore altmoreidled died yesterday yesterdaynMr Ytsterdny Ytsterdnynrr yestercltiyafter after nrr a lingering lr rlnl Illness lnls In n prlvati lire llfuvan Ir IrBrother lireBrother Brother Joseph aA klown known a as Uirhnll Michael 8u1 Soul Soulan van an He HI was wn vn a native nntve of Kanturk Cork Corkcountv CorkcOln Corkcounty county cOln tv Ireland where h he was horn hor Sept ipt 27 21U2 271AI2 1817 He II was received rfClvP Into the Xavinn Xav1inbrotherhood Xavinnbrotherhood brotherhood in 1R9I being bing the first fr t member memberof memberof Xvnn Xvnnbrotherhoo of brotherhoo oUhe the order orer In America AmerlcnIra Amer AmericaIra en enIra I Ira B Travell Travel of Troy N Y died dlfd on Fri Frldnv Friday ri ridaV day daV In the home of his son Ira W Travell TravellIn Travel In Plalnfleld PlalnneldN N J Mr Ir Trnvell Tratl was WD born in intlllboaN fntlboN intlilbo tlllboaN tlboN tlilbo N V 88 years elrs ago alo gg but early ealy re removed rt ismovedto moved movedto to Trov and Identified Idfntfed himself hlmsp1lth hlmsp1lththe with withthe withthe the various business social loCIIIld arid religious re1lious In Interests Interest interestS terests terest of that city et He Is survived by four Coursns Coursnstlorp eons sonaGeorge eonsGeorge George Luke son 101 of the lute Iltl Andrew Andrewlule Andrewlulethe Luke LukeIn Liiltethe the tlorp wealthy New pw Yo York k IUIII graIn mprchantdlll mprchantdlllIn niprehant died diedin In hid hl home homeln In Co C04 Os Cjh yesterday rlterdIY aged Iild Iildyenrl aged 55 55years 3Syears years yenrl He II nwnrd o1lld the th famous CIIOU8 Barrett Harrftt place placpat I Iat at the th mouth of Cos Co Cob Harbor Jlrbort afterward afterwardthe afe the thl home hon1 of Edwin Booth Ho 1 0 leaves wnrr a awidow awidow awidow widow aSd n d several serrl children childrenJeremiah chldrtn chldrtnltremfRh childrenJeremiah Jeremiah J J CraIg for eightytwo Crall pIRhtt1OY years yearsa B8 B8a a resident of Grfenfeld Greenfleld X Y i died yesterday yesterdaymorning yestrdaymorning dlerstlrR dlerstlrRmornlnl morning mornlnl at tho thl thefialteton Itollnton Dal tan Spa Ipa home of his hiseoti hiseotiDr ton tonDr 101 Dr Craig Hi II was wa a brother hrothlr of Horatio Horato G GCrnlg GCrnll 0Crale Crnlg Crnll of Brooklyn BrooklynWilliam DrooklynWiiam BrooklynWilliam William Wiiam Whltehead WhlthpBr ladd ldl died yesterday yesterdayIn In his hil seventyninth year VPr at lt the thf home yperly of hl hllon ii iiRon wi wison son lon N J J 1 the Rev fev Henry fenry M I I Iadd add Ir p Rutherford RutherfordN 1thrford 1thrfordN WANTED WARTEDTOW TO WED DTH THE CANON CANONMISS CARONMISS CANONMISS MISS CHARLOTTE FITCH TO BE BESENT BESENT lIESENT SENT TO A iN ASYLUM ASYLVMShesBeen ASYLUSheI ASYLUMShesfleen ShesBeen SheI Beln Annoying Anno1nl Canon Knowlei of ofSt of8tCrfioltoms ofSt St 8tCrfioltoms Chryiostoms Insisting That 1lat He HeWanted le leWanttd lieWanted Wanted to Marry la Her lerPopled herProposed Proposed to toHer tolIer toHer Her In Ills 11 Sermons She Declare DeclareMiss DeclartlMi DeclaresMiss Miss Mi Charlotte Fitch of Coxsackie Coxsckie N Y Ywas Ywa Ywee was wa taken ten to the psychopathic ward In InBellevuo II inBelievue Bellevuo BUeve Hospital Hospitl yesterday to be kept keptunder keptunder keptunder under restraint until unti tomorrow when whenshe whenshe whenshe she will wil be b committed commite to a private prvate institu institutipn inttu inttutpnby Institutlpn tipn tpnby by a Justice Jus l of the Supreme Suprme Court CourtThe CourtTe CourtThe The Te womanwho womn woman who Is I 60 5 0 years old and andwealthy andwellhy andwealthy wealthy wellhy was WI arrested este on a warrant Issued Issuedby Isued Isuedby Issuedby by Magistrate Mayo in i tho West Wet Side police policecourt policecourt court curt at the request rquest of her brotherinlaw brotherInlawthe the RevEdward Rv Roy Edwld Edward S DoGroat Tompkins Tompkinsof of Coxsackie CoxsajkleAlthough CoxsackieAlthough Cxskle Although the formal complaint cmplaint against againstMiss againstMiss againstMiss Miss Fitch Fich alleged al ged that she displayed displaye signs signsof of Insanity Innity by believing eleving that enemies were weremaking weremaking woremaking making efforts elorts to poison her her particular particularhallucination partcular partcularhalucinton particularhallucination hallucination halucinton has hW been bEn that she Ihe was WI sought soughtin lought loughtIn in marriage mrriag by the R Rav v John Harris HarrisKnowlos Harle HarleKowles HarrisKnowles Knowlos Kowles the tle venerable canon of iSt iStChrY80stls St StChrysostoms StChrysostoms Chrysostoms ChrY80stls Chapel Chapl at Thirtyninth 1hlrtynlnth street streetarid etreetand streetand and Seventh Senth avenue lvenue She was arrested arrestedIn Irested IrestedIn In the church after afer she had avoided arrest arrestat arest arestat arrestat at the thelhuTay Murray Hill Hi Hotel where she has hasbeen hl hasbeen been b stopping stoppingCanon Itppli ItppliCnon eppi eppiCanon Canon Cnon Knowles who occupies ocuples one of the tnebachelor thebch thebachelor bachelor bch l9r apartments Ip rment in the Mendelssohn MendelssohnHall Mrndelohn MrndelohnHal MendelssohnHall Hall Hal building buiding in InWest West Fortieth Forieth street said saidlast sid sidlast saidlast last night fight that thct it i was wa a great grat relief rlef to tohim tohimto him himto himto to have Miss Fitoh Flt h committed to an in institution Insttution institution stitution sttution She had been ben mentally mentaly un unbalanced unbalancd unbalanced balanced balancd for several svernl years ear he said and andhad andhld andhad had hld been qen a constant constant annoyance annoyane to him and andher andher andher her relatives relativesMiss rlatves rlatvesMis relativesMiss Miss Mis Fitch Fit hwas h was a communicant comunicant of St StChrysostoms StCrs0tomswben StChrysostoms Chrysostoms Crs0tomswben when I wentthere wentther wenttherernore more mor than thantwelve thant1elvu thantwelve twelve t1elvu yearsago yearago he said sid She Sh comes of ofan ofan an excellent exclent family famiy in the Hudson Valley Valleyand Vale Valeand Volleyand and is well wel to do doMiss doI IMiss I Miss Fitch became bcame possessed pO8sBed of the idea ideathree ideathree I Ithr three thr or four years ear ago that I should Ilould marry marr her and has hl written mo about a hundred hundredletters hundrd hundrdleter hundredletters I letters leter on the subject She has hl even told toldfriends toldfriends toldfriends friends that I had proposed propOd marriage marla to toher toher toher her through tbrugh my sermons Iermon In the pulpit No Noono Xoone Noone one can ca have any idea Ideaofwbat of what I have havesulerd havesulerdthrugh suffered sufferedthrough sufferedthrough through thrugh her persecutionsTime percutons percutonsTime persecutions persecutionsTime Time and time tmo again Miss MIS Fitch has hasgono hMgone hasgone gone to the church vestry vCtry to see se me but butrealizing butralzng bittrealizing realizing ralzng her condition conditon 1 have refused rfU to tosee toso totine see so her except in the presence presenc of a third thirdperson thir thirdperson person rdon Of late lat I have refused rfuse to see se her herat herat herat at all al She has hl made frequent flquent attempts attemptsto attmptA attmptAto to see s mo in my apartments aprtment but the ele olevator i ivotor I votor boys bys had orders order not to admit her Once pnc she managed IIagt to reach my door hut butcouldnt hutcouldnt i couldnt cnldnt get in 1 She went lack to Broad Drad Broadway J i way and Ind importuned Imprtune Policeman Polcman Brady Bmd to come cme here her and break brak In my door doorI dor dorI I havent answered her 1 hlvent answerd letters letter of course curAe She sent snt me many gifts giCt especially especialy at Christ Christmas Crst Crstm Christmae mae m time tme and I was wa obliged oblhte to kep Keep them If I I sentthem Entthlm sent then back she would show them themto thel themto I j to her friends and declare declr that I had given glen giventhem I Ithem Ithem them to her She frequently frquently visited vilited the thechurch thechurch church and occupied occupie a front pew while whileI I was WB holding holdin service frvice service She would pw whie whieI sit sitthere sitther sitthere I there ther and glare gilr at II me I always alway kept a asharp I asharp lookout that she held to sharp har lokout see RI noth ing in n her hlr hand There Ther was no knowing knowingwhat knowingwhat knowingwhat what she Ihe might do doFor doFor For the past two months Miss Mill Fitchs Fitchscondition Fllhs Fllhscnditon Fitchscondition condition cnditon has his Pst been grooving prOwlnj worse wor Re Recently Recntr Recently I cently cntr she has been blen insisting Insi8tJ1 that tht I waR waaIn waRin wasin In a a plot flot with her brotherinlaw brtherInIa tho Rev RevMr He RevMr I I Mr Tompkins to poison plson her I have havetalked havetalked talked talke tho matter mter over with wih Dr Sill Ri the thovicar thevicr thevicar I vicar vicr of the church and we agreed agrd that thatthe I Ithe Ithe the only onl thing for me to do was to hear hearher hearher j her attentions ItentoDs in silence sience hoping hoplnl the Lord Lordwould Lr Lordwould 1 i would some somE day dl bring me ml relief releC I am amfrank amfrank antfrank I frank to sriy that I am glad that she shE is to tohe j j I be bl me placed placd where she curi cln can no longer annoy anno annome annoyme I Ime I I meThe The Rev Mr Tompkins and his wife wifecame wifecnm came mm here her on Friday Frlna and had two phy physicians physicans phyeldana I sicians sicans talk to Miss USI Fitch ieh at the th Murray Iurrr Hill Hi Hotel Letter LtO on Friday Frdy afternoon afternoonMr aferoon aferoonMr Mr and Mrs 1r Tompkins Tompklnl with one ODl of the thophysicians thephysicn thephysic1ana physicians physicn saw PW Magistrate Magi8trte Mayo In the theWestSide theWest theWestSidepoiice West WestSidepoiice WestSide Side police plc court cour and laid the matter mtter matterbefore Hjafnra before lllln him Fitch a nonresident nonreldEnt it was wnxnecessary WI wasnecessary necessary nCORry that she should fhould have forty fortyeight fort forteight fortyeight eight hours houl notice notC before t for she shl could VMS VMStaken hetaken I Itaken taken before the Supreme Court Mr MrTompkins MrTompkins Ir IrTompkins Tompkins feared feare that she he would leave leavethn leavethl leavethe the thl hotel hotll if she shl were not taken Into custody before bfore Monday MondayThe MondayThe londl The Te Magistrate Iaglstrtl finally tnaly issued a I warrant warrantand warrantand warrantand and arranged arnged to have hlve Policeman Polcman Delaney lanJ I his hl early probation probaton yesterday officer ofcr morning morninghon arrest Miss Mis Fitch Fitchearly Fitchearly Fitchearly When hon Delaney Dlaney got ot to the hotel yesterday eterIY I Mrs Ire Torhkins was Wi talking to her sister sisterbut AIRterbut sisterbut but but Miss Mlsl Fjtch took fright at the officer officerand ofcr ofcrand oieerand and got jot out of tho hotel Mrs Tomkins Tomkinsfolowed Tomkinsfollowed followed folowed her to St St Chrysostoms CrYAltoms Chapel Chapelwhere Chapll Chapllwhere Chapelwhere where she Ihl was asking to see Canon Knowles KnowlesHe He wouldnt peer fe her Then Tlen Mrs Tom Tomkins Tomklnl Tom Tomklna kins klnl saw PW Mr Knowles KnowlesWe Knowle KnowlesVe We WI have an officer ofcer to take charge chRrgl of ofmy ofmy ofmy my sister she Rid said and want to keep her hEr here until nntl he arrives arrvPH May I tell tel her herthat horthat herthat that you will wi see Fe her hlr in a I half haI hour That Thatwill Thatwi Thatwill will wi keep kep her here hereYou hlrp hlrpYOI hereYou You YOI can tell tp1 t ll her anything anytblnj you wish wishreplied wishreplEd wishreplied replied replEd Mr lr Knowles hut I nni not going goingto to remain here hereCanon hereCanon heroCanon Canon Knowles Knowlls left leCt through throuph a side Ido door doorand dor dorand doorand and Miss IIIR Fitch waited Her ler sister started startedback Atart startedback back to the hotel for or Policeman Polcman Delaney but met him on tho way Miss MiA Fitch didnt didntlake didntlake didnttake lake kindly kindl to the arrest arrIft and ant the police policeman polcl policeman man had to t use us as l much force forc as al persuasion persuasionto persua8iontoget to toget get her into the waiting carriage carriageThey earrinf carriageThey They Tey were driven directly directy to the West WestSide WAtSide WestSide Side police polc court where Magistrate Magismte Mayo Mayoreceived Mayoreceived Iao Iaoreeived received reeived them in his private office ofc and andsigned andIgne andsIgned signed Igne the papers Miss Fitch cried cied and andobjected andobjeted andobjected objected objeted to being committed cmmited until nnti her hersister hersister hersister sister agreed to accompany accmpany her hernUJHED hernJIIIED herIJrZIIIED nUJHED nJIIIED HER JV A 4 FIELD FIELDEcoentrlo FIEIDEcoentro FIELDEcoentrftm Ecoentrlo Ecoentro Farmer arnrr Wouldnt Otve WVI lve Decent Decentllnrlal Dfecnt Dfecntnnrlal DecentltoctaI llnrlal to iramklauRlitrr Who 110 Left Ltt Him HimTAMAQDA 1m 1mTAMAQtA 11mmTAMAQUA TAMAQDA TAMAQtA Pa Jan al la t6BcUI 18Because Because his hisgranddaughter hl hlganddaughter hisgranddaughter granddaughter ganddaughter Iettie Iete Bahler aged agel 17 17years 17year 17years years year disobeyed dlaobe him and left his hi home homeSamuel homeRmuel homeSamuel Samuel Rmuel Bahler an eccentric eccntrc farmer faner resid residing rfld rfldIng residing ing at New Hinggold Hnggold near here refused refusedto rfuC to allow alow the dead de body bty of the girl to bo bobrought b bebrought brought into his hi house hou e and insisted Inslfte that it itbeburiedinacornerofoneof Itb Itbe b be beburiedinacornerofoneof burC In a corer of oneoC his hi fields teld The Thogirl Te TeIrlleft Thegirl girl Irlleft left her grandfathers grndfathers home after arterviolent a aviolent aviolent violent quarrel Qurrll with wth him and went to Phila Philadelphia Phia Phiadelphia Philadeiphia delphia While Whie there she was as taken tken ill illand i illand and ind died In u l hospital hospitalWhen hoplal hoplalWhen hospitalWhen When tho body bdv was taken to the Bahler Bahlerhome Dhler Dhlerhom Bahlerhome home the grandfather grndfather insisted iMlte upon plac placing plae plaoIng ing inp it In the stable having sworn Awor that the thogirl thegirl thegirl girl should never enter his hi house dead or oralive oralve oralive alive alve He also ailo objected objectEd to the body being bln blnbured buried bured in the village vllge graveyard and made madearrangements madearrangements madearrangements arrangements to inter it in one of his hI fields fieldsHe felds feldsle fieldsHe He le likewise Ikewiae objected to the rough coffin coffinin cofn cofnIn coffinin in which the body biy reposed repstl being bing placed place in intho Inthe Inthe the groundsaying grundlaylng that he wished wlsho to two it itas Itas Itas as a fodder box for his cattle ctle He placed placedthe placedthe laC1 laC1tho the body ody in a pine box bx and disregarding disregardingthe the delii picas of his hi neighbors neighbr interred Internit it in the thedelii THE IIAIIOX IIAIIOXProtestant 111 nUII1 flUIfIEI flUIfIEIProtestant I IPotcltant Protestant Potcltant Clergyman ClerClan Heads nrall the Service ServiceIn Scrler In a Catholic Catholc Mortuary Chapel ChapelMany Chaptl Chaptl1lny ChapelMany Many 1lny old friends of the lie Baron Darn as asevery al asevery every ever one called cled Charles Carles Raker who died diedon diedon diedon on Monday in St Vincents Hospital at attended attende attonded tended tende his hi funeral yesterday from the themortuary themoruar themortuary mortuary moruar chapel chapl of St Leos Les Roman Cath Catholic Catholio olio 010 Church Curch in East Twentyeighth street streetTho AtreetTe streetThe The Te chapel was crowded with wih politicians politiciansJudges poltcans poltcansJudges politiciansJudges Judges lawyers and business buslnof mon who whoknew whoknew whoknew knew him when he was wa rich and were Wlr still stillhis stl stillhis his friends when ho hI met mlt with wih reverses reversesThe reversesTheHev roversesThu The TheHev Rev Dr Houghton of tho Protestant ProtestantEpiscopal Prolestant ProlestantEpispal ProtestantEpiscopal Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration Transfigurationwas Transtgurton I Iwal was wal to have officiated ofclnted with Father Ducey Duceypastor Duc tluceypastor pastor of St Leos os hut the services Irvls wero weroheld weroheld wornheld held at a tlmo when Dr houghton noughtot had hadanother hudanother hadanother another appointment and ad lie sent nt one of ofhis ofhis ofhis his curates cratel Tho curate curle read the burial burialservice burialrle burialservice service rle and Father athlr Ducey Ducy made mlde a brief briefaddress briefadreB briefaddress address adreB The Te Baron was wal a Protestant ProtestantCity Prtestant PrtestantCty ProtestantCity City Cty Chamberlain Camberlain Keenan Keenn and Michael MichaelLyons Michal MichalXyonH MichaelLyons Lyons XyonH with wih several leverl others made up a aommitte ac9mmttee ommitte c9mmttee arrangementsjl rangemeltl that looke looked afer after the funeral funeralrangemeltl funeralarrangements jl J Englands Englandsliikst EnglandJlneit EnglandsiIitt liikst fabrics fabricsCiK jabrcs jabrcst CiK t t Most tt wtptMlw sv ClOthS cotbs tlctbtporM I Ipored 1po pored po porM ed costiNd ctlgfro coftNjfo froM jofr j to 7 700 700per w wper per ptyard yard exelwlw eXelll Ii pattera paier and andin a aII adIs in II inaiPldNal Ildioldial suit lenainf turn turnwe thuett thesew we tt w are red rtdldio redldi l 8 to actual acal cost ctial and andMow aRdh blO Mow IN II h order to close dO onfall Ohl oil all re reNialMiiig rtalilgSok reaIfflQstock NialMiiig alilgSok aIfflQstock stock Cro CISeIS trcsserIisWaIsl trcsserIisWaIslcoalIis strii0stUJaist strii0stUJaistcoatings coatings eolqs and aadOMeotlgs Overcoatings reduced reducedin r dccd dccdIii in II same st proportion proportionBurntounPbillips proprol proprolBumhm propfoBurfflam Bumhm Burfflam BurntounPbillips BurntounPbillipsCnstoin Phillps Phillpsesto Phillips PhillipsKs10Iu Cnstoin esto Ks10Iu tailoring Calorll C4I1OrIR Only OIIVi OIIViI v 119121 I 119 1 121 Haau naS U Sfc SfcPARKHURST StI St StPARKIIIJRSTPOOLROOM I PARKHURST PARKHUR8TPOOLROOMBUHT PARKIIIJRSTPOOLROOM POOLROOM HUNT HUNTHIS HIS 11 SOVIET SOClT1 HAS lIS EXTRA 31 IIEN IIENPIILIAZ1INV7 EX ENPlElR PREPARING PlElR PIILIAZ1INV7 6nlPORTS 6nlPORTSDurfrln REPORTS REPORTSBurfelnd REPORTSIlurrelnil Burfelnd Shuts lht Up rp a Hotel IlteaRoom Room and Tom TomOBrien T na naOUrlen OBrien Throws 110t l ip HU Hi Hand lIanBul lIanBulnlS HandsBust HandsBustness Boil Boilness ness nlS I H lamm one n by b Telephone Trl rel phoneOol plione4ne One Place Placelletlir PlaceUet PlaceUettre lletlir Uet r Kiilereir ntNlI anii I IPolc Police Didnt DidntTh DldnlThe DidntThe Th The Parkhurst society Miety has taken tken a ahad ahadIn hand handin hdin in the poolroom poolrom hunt Dr Parkhurst Is Isnot Isnot isnot not quite quie satisfied 1 lsfed It Is said sid that all a1 the thepoolroomsarp thepolroolKal thepoolroonanre poolroomsarp polroolKal closed lo d and a number of extra extramen extr extramen men have been hired hird to work with wih tho thosocietys thoscietys thesocietys societys scietys regular rgtlar agents This This increased increasedstaff Incras increasedstaff staff st has hlbeen been sent nt out to t Investigate Investgatoand Investgatoandrprt and andreport andreport report reportThe rprt reportThe The extra men assigned aigne assignedby by Commissioner CommissionerMoAdoo CommissionerMcAdoo CommissionerMcAdoo McAdoo to the theTlnderloln Tenderloin and West Forty Fortyseventh FortyB Fortyseventh seventh B lnth street precincts prcncts arc al doing nothing nothingbut nothingbut nothingbut but watching the poolrooms wolroms p oirooma and gambling gamblng gambiinhouses I Ihoul houses houl It I Itaeemeto seems sml to be taken takeiifor for or granted grantedthat grantethat I that if th the poplrooms jlrooml in these two precincts precinctsshut precncti precincteshut shut up those th e in other parts of the city citywill cty ctywi citywill will wi follow folow their ther example exampleTojn exmple exmpleTom exampleTom Tom Tom OBrien OBrle1 thb tht proprietor of the West Westchestw Westchest Westchester chester chest I Club in n West WeIt prprletor st Thirtysixth street streetwho stret stretwho streetwho who drew a chalk line lne in front frnt of his hI hous house houseon on Friday flight t and Ind tried trlldto to bluff blue the police policefrom polc policefrom from crossing crssin itgave itga ve up the fight yesterday Three Thre men were wlre sent ant to watch the house houseand hous houseand and early Irl in tho afternoon Capt lapt Burfeind Burfeindwent Bureind Burfeindviit went welt around arund to look things over OBrien OBrienmet OBrienmet OBrienmet met him in front frnt of the th house houseIm hous houseIm Im Im through captain he said Pid I can can8tand canstand stand for publicity pUblcit pUblcitBlrolnd off oc the cops cps all al right but I cant cnt stand standfor standfor standfor Burfeind Blrolnd told tld OBrien OBren that he hoped ho hewns howas was telling telng tho truth trth about keepingclosed keepingclosedThere kepln keeping closd closdThere closed closedThere There being blin some Hme doubts in the captains captainsmind captainsmind captainsmind mind h iit n left ItC his three thre men on duty No Noono Koone Noone one except excllt OBrien O B ien entered enterd the house in the theafternoon theat theafternoon afternoon afternoonBurfeind at ron ron11rCeind Burfeind 11rCeind put another poolroom polrom out of ofbusiness ofbmine8 ofbusiness business bmine8 yesterday without wihout any great greateffort greatlort greateffort effort lort Tliis poolroom was in the base basement bas basemeat ment of a hotel hotl in the te neighborhood of the thoFiatiron tie tieFlatrn theFlatiron Flatiron Flatrn Building ulding It I had been ben running rnnng for several lvorl days apparently apprenty without the theknowledge theknowlldge theknowledge knowledge of the police policeBurfeind plc policeBurfeind Burfeind went to the hotel hotl yesterday yesterdaymorning yetrday yetrdaymoring yesterdaymorning morning moring and told the proprietor proJietor thnt that he heknew heknew heknew knew what was WaI going jolng on HewB Ilewas He was assured assuredthat assuredthat Isur that the poolroom would bs b kept cloned clonedjust closedIiiMt polrom cowd cowdust just ust as al long us I tho police plce continued cntnued to dis display Ils Ilsplay tilsplay play so much activity actvity There Thcr was no bust bustiii145 mw 1 done donlherH I them yesterday YItorar The hl poolroom polroom in est CtTenlynlnth CtTenlynlnthRtr Twentyninth Twentyninthstr str stroet vt t between bett n Sixth and Seventh Sventh avenues avenUe avenueswhere where wher two arrests nrrRtl were wer made on Friday has ha not closed colel up lp yet Twenty bettors btOI bettorssucceeded succeeded in getting getln in yesterday yeltor and ah d the Ihetwo thetwo two watchers watchel In front were Wlr not able to tofolow tofoliow follow folow The day before bCoro 100 10 men entered ehterpdthe enteredthe the place plac In tho afternoon afteron The plain plainclothes plaincolh plainclothes clothes colh sleuths sleuth count cunt every eVlry man who tries triesto triesto to get in and th those who succeed SUCt l Full Ful lres lresto re r ci ciports i iports ipri ports pri of the th watchers wtc e at each suspected suspectedplaoo suspectedplace place plar are ar kept In the blotter blotterThe blotlr blotlrThe blolterThe suspcte The poolroom plromkepr keepers have hnvenV nevcY ne had hadas hld hldI hadas as I much muc mucliopposition opposition oPJilonbfore before Not No onbrore onbrorethe onl only nTf nTfthe are arethe the police and the th Parkburst Parkburt society soc ty tyth on ontheirtrail ohtheirtrall theirtrail th but thetelegraph company has cut prftA profits b g th the toll tol All Al lime ho rooms r omH get Iet their racing rcinp informa information itiforination tion tOI from n core of syndicate offices OfB over overthe OCr OCrthl overthe the thl telephone telephonC Several Serl of these syndicate syndicatehavn Avndilate syndicateshave havn stopped business in the last lat few ffw days daysInasmuch day ilaysInasmuch Inasmuch IMmuch slopplnllne n r as all RI the theroml therooms rooms have telephones telephonesthe lelephonMthl the thl regulars rlulal can cn make nil ni the bets they earn earnto caroto careto to over the thl telephone and in several sveral places placesin plaC placesintheTenilerlointhiewas in intheTenilerlointhiewas the Tenderloin this thl was Wl1 done don yesterday A lookout stood sto d in front frnt of n downtown downtowngambling downtQwnWmhlng ilowntqwngambling gambling Wmhlng place ono of several Bvlml run by a asyndicate 1 asyndicate syndicate synricBe yesterday Yfteroyand yost erdayand and smiled ImlO pleasantly pleasantlynt plMfntlnt iy iyat nt his acquaintances acuaintanCR Its Is the first Ilt tme tmethil time timethis timethis this thil place has hlH shown Ihown any an sign of activity activitysince acivity acivityIlnce activitysince since Ilnce the first ttt of the t hI year yetrSTEEL ye yearSTEEI STEEL TRUST OFFICIAL I GONE G A McDonald onall Visits lils isltt Duluth on BusIness mirinessand nl BusInessand lnes8 lnes8ami and Then Trn Disappears DisappearsDOLUTH D DisappearsDurmrrer apprr apprrDULUTH DULUTH Minn Jan 18 16G 0 McDonald AMcDonaldchief A McDonaldchief lcDonalr chief mining clerk ccrl in the employ of the thoUnited theUnited theUimitctl United States Steel Corporation Corpration at Negau Negauneo Negaunle neo nle Mich on the Marquette Marquete range rnge has hasdisappeared hasdisappeared disappeared diMPPared from Duluth and nnr the mining miningofficials miningofciall minIngofficials officials ofciall are searching farchlng for him all al over tho thol tholke theLake Minneapolis l Lake ike Superior Suprior region repion and in St 5t Paul and andMinneapolis andMinneanls andMinneapolis MinneapolisMcDonald Minneanls McDonald came to Duluth last Mon Monday Monday Ion Ionda day da to transact tranAct some me hiisinessat bnlnIRAat the mining headquarters hladquarlfr here hr and was to return on onTuesday onTucAday onTuesday Tuesday but telegraphed his hil wife that IIP IIPwould hf hewould would ould not return rlrn till til Thursday Thultay It I if I feared fearedthnt frcdthat fearedthat that he hI has committed suicide lulcidl On Tues Tuesday TueAday Tuesday day afternoon ho seemed Femed agitated alltlted about aboutsomething aboutaOlthlng aboutsomething something aOlthlng but his friends thought nothing nothingof nothing nothingof of it then His Hi accounts will wi be examined examinedFRISCO examinel examinellISc examinedlRISCO FRISCO lISc IRON IRO DEALER VIV4 m4 LEft r FAILS FAILSSeymour FAnSSe1lour F1t uS uSSeymour Seymour Se1lour II Church hlreh Assigns With Wih Tiit lahllts lahlltsoC1320fHtODII LiabIlitIesof5320000Uuill Liabilities LiabilitiesorM32OHOO orM32OHOO oC1320fHtODII of5320000Uuill Bull on Pis Pig Iron IronHAS IronBA J JSAN HAS BA FRANCISCO FRANCSCO Jan 18 IOSymour 18Seymour Seymour R RChurch RChurh RChurch Church Churh who has hu controlled contrled the trade trae in inpig Inpig inpig pig Iron hero for several years yar has failed failedfor faied failedfor i ifor for 320000 His heaviest vieAt creditors I IMeyer 200 Ils hla orditor are areMeyer areMoyer Meyer Wilson WIon k t Co and Oavin Givin Tyre Tyr for 50000 50 each eah Mr Church Churh has been ben a bull bullon bul bullon on pig Iron ironand and anr recently rentlyeured recentlysecured secured estimates estimatesfrom eslmatlA eslmatlAfrom estimatesfrom from Eastern Ealerexprtl exports who predicted redlote that thatthe that thatthe the iron market would continue firm On Onthis Onthi Onthis this thi he bought extensively extenHlvEly In Europe Eurp and andmost andmOAt andmost most of his hil liabilities lahltl1 are ar on cargoes now nowon now nowon nowon on the way here hereMr her hereMr Mr Church Churh had a virtual monopoly moncply of the thobusiness th thbUintsR thebusiness business bUintsR hero until untl recently renty when iron ironshipments lrni lrniIhlpments ironshipments shipments began to be mode from frm the East t by rail railThe rai raiThe railThe mae The Thomas Tlomu Breaks Ireaks Record for Transports TransportsHONOLULU Tranprts Tranprts10NOLUtU TransportsIIoNoLvru HONOLULU 10NOLUtU Jan 10 via San Francisco FranciscoJan Fr FranciscoJan ncsc Jan 16 16The Tho army transport tranaprt Thomas ThomasCapt TomaA TomaAtpt ThomasCapt Capt tpt Lynem arrivedhere arrived here Jan 8 from San Sn Francisco Francisc in 6 days 20 hours hous 20 minutes mlnut breaking broking all al transport tralHI1rt records between betweenthese betwen betwenthe betweenthese recrs these the two ports 1 Itie he best previous prvious record recordwas rord rordas recordwas was as made by the Sherman Shermn in 11 7 days dys 4 j hours hoursNew hourerw hoursNew New rw Corporations I ALBANY ALIANY Jan 10 IOle The following fclowlng com companies cm cmpnies coinpanies panies pnies were Incorporated Incorprate today todayThe toayI todayItiti The hl HoldwlnTrnvla Company of Elmira Elmlrawith Elmirawith Einirawith I with a capital off orI of Ii 1500000 OO to deal delln In glassware Th The hl directors dirctorH are nf Francis rnlcIR E K Baldwin E K J llaldwln mid W W II Turnbull of Elmira Inldwln Ind I Tlrnbul Elmir H K t I Travis Trvl or Mannlnffton llnnlnlton W V Va a and li I D Llbbey Ibbe of Tolido TolidoThn 1oloo 1olooThe loledoThe 1 The United tnltod States Rtltel Engineering Company Companyof ompan ompanof of New NI York city ct with wih a 1 capltalof capital of JlooodOO iooe ecu The Th directors H 10 J 0 are II I I Moore K K w New e ew kirk J I D Day la 0 M ii Thnyer Lewis B Wood Woodrun Woodrul WoodrtitT run rul Harry F F I Wolff Woll and John K Clnrk of oCow Now ow York city cityArthur clt cltArthur cityArthur Arthur Dews to Be Extradited ExtraditedALBANY Extradlrt ExtradItedALCANv ALBANY Jan I Gov Odell Odel today todayauthorized todayauthorzed todayauthorized authorized authorzed the extradition extraditon of Arthur Arhur Dews Dewsalias Dewsall Dewsalias alias all Harry Manchester arrested arsted in this thiscity thi thiscity city on the charge of stealing stealin 1200 20 200 from Gen Philip Philp Montgomery lontJomer tealn1 of New Haven I Conn Dews Dewlwl will be taken to New Haven by Detective Robert Dunlap of ofthat that city cityfiov cityGo cityGo Go fiov Odell Has lala a More Throat ThroatALBANY Troat TroatALBANY ThroatALBANY ALBANY Jan tfl tBGov Oov Odell Odel was WW not at atthe atthe atthe the Capitol Cpitol again today A sore sor throat thrt it is announced anouncd has ha followed folowe a cold con contracted contracted tracted treed in the Capitol Ho is ta expected expectedto to t be 0 out on iitMondav uMondlv uMondlvc Mondav expcted expctedt c 0 7 CAMMEYER CAMMEYERGreat C A MM E y E R Raxeat Great axeat MidWinter 2 200 Shoe Sale SaleHeretofore SaleHeretofore Saled5 d5 IvI IvIi IvIintheCityofNewYork Heretofore Unheard of ofin ofin of25OOPairsof in intheCityofNewYork the City of New York York25OdO York25O t tHeretofore i 25OdO 25O 25OOPairsof O Pairs of 350 50 S 300 300and 00 00and 00H H and andShoes andShoes I II I Shoes Shoesfor ShoesforMenandWoinen for forMenandWoinen Men and Women 0 0pg j pg ii iiAt 00 00Pair 00At At M L r Pair PairV Pair PairIn S UI UIr t tIntheBasement V 7z IntheBasement the Basement BasementNo 1 1S 1No S No old stock or factory fac ory ceanup cleanup but butuptodate butuptadate butuptodate uptodate uptadate seasonable goods new newand newand newand and fresh and every pair guaranteed guaranteedAll guaranteedAl J A All Al Sizes and Widths WidthsOnly WidthsOnly WidthsoOoOOOooo oOoOOOooo Only at this time of year is such a asale asale asale sale possible possibleand and then only by us usThe us usThe usThe The Best Shoe Bargains in Town TownNo TownNo 0 No footwearto to be compared with them themBy themBy themBy By putting plUing these shoes at the low lowuniform lowuniform uniform price prce of 200 brings bringsthem bringsthem bringsthem them within the reach of all allMens al alMens t tMens Mens in Patent Leather Box Calf Black Calf and Black Kid Lace Lacelight Lacelght j light lght and heavy soles sol eSt also Calf Congress CongressWomens CongressWomens CongressWomens Womens in Black Kid and Patent Leather Button Buton and Lace all al style heels heelsAlfred heelsII heelsI I Alred Alfred J Cammeyer 6th Ave Cor 20th St St StL II L iI L BISHOP DERRICKS DERRIKS MISSION MISSIONPLEASED MISSIONlUISED MISSIONILEISED PLEASED Him 11 mcrrTio RiC1Pll BY BYTHE IIITilE THE Til DUKE li 01 MAULnonOUGH MAULnonOUGHLord JIlRullOhlOf U1I onoGI onoGIIord 611 611lord Lord Mllnrr lnrr Praellcally leteal to Decide DIlldr Whether Whetherat llrthrrat at the Instance Insnnle of American merllau Negroes Negroesa egroll egrolla a Head Ipad of the Methodist llthodlst Church ChurchMay Olrlh CluirehMay May 18 lie n Admitted cmlttd In I the Transvaal TransvaalBishop TrannaalBi TransaaIBishop Bishop Bi hop Wllllnm Wilnm B Derrick of the Amen Americnn Amer Amencnn cnn African Arcan Methodist MethoiAt EpiscOpal Episcpl Church Churcharrived Curh Curharved Churcharrived arrived arved yesterday Itcrda on the steamship Lu Lucanla Lucania u uC1nla canla C1nla from a visit to London where he spent spenta Ipont Ipontn a sjiort R smort ort time on 01 a special speial mission mllion in connec connection conne connectlpri UP tion with the work of KW 1lFchlrch hishurch church in South SouthAfrica SouthArica SouthAfrica Africa Arica Ho I left 11ft here on Dec DP 12 2 attho lt atthere attheremest the re remiest i miest get mest of the Houso Houlof Houscof of Bishops Bilhop to urge the theBritish therllish British Secretary SretarJ of State to admit a head headof headof headof of the church in South Africa Arca to the Trans Transvaal Transal Transvanl vaal al and the th Orange Ornge River Rver Colony ColonyTho ColonyTho ninnyThe Tho affairs afniN of tho African Methodist MethodistEpiscopal MethodistEpiscopal IethodltEplcopal Episcopal Church in thosu tho colonies colonlts had hodapproached hadapproachpd hadapproached approached a crisis because bcause of interference interferenceby interfprencE by the he British authorities nuthorileA More than 200 200ministers 200ministers ministers are laboring there Bishop Der Derrick Dr Drrick Derrick rick paid Ail and before the Boer war Wil they theyoperated theyoprate theyoperated operated oprate there with wl h the utmost freedom freedombut fteom fteombut freedombut but after the country passed pased under British Britishcontrol Britishc Britishcontroi control c ntrol the Bishop Dihop at Cape Town own was wa unable unableto to visit vL I the Trnnnvanl TrnsvnRlor or the Orange River RiverColonv Rver RverColony RiverColony Colony and the church there was Incoming disorganized disorganizedBishop dlsQrjanlzed disorganizedBishop Bishop Derrick a few years ago obtained obtainedpermission obtainedpermislon obtainedpermission permission from from the British Secretary Secretaryof Scretary Scretaryof of State for his hil church to operate opErate in Cape CapeColony CapeColony Colony and oh on that account ho hewB was sent fmt to topray topray topray pray for admission of the churchs churchl Bishop Bishopinto m Bishopinto hop hopInto into South Africa AfricaHe Africale AfricaHe He le bore bre a letter ItIr from Crm Assistant Asistant Secretary Secretaryof Sretary Sretaryof of State Loomis to Ambassador Amba ador Choato Choatoand Chollo CholloROl Choatoand and ROl the latter laler Bishop Jishop Derrick Drrick said did all allthat 11 allthat that he could to help him in his mission missionMr ml8ion ml8ionMr missionMr Mr Cheats Chontl wrote wrte to the Duke D kl of Marl Marlboroueh Marlborulh Marlborough borough borulh Under Undlr Secretary Srtary of State for the theColonies 1m 1mColonls thecolonies Colonies and andohtlined obtained an appointment for forthe rorthe forthe the Bishop Bislop to tosthte Ptato 110 his case connI cao caoI I saw the Duke of Mnrlx MrI111h Mnrlberough rough the theBishop Ihelhop theBishop Bishop lhop said yesterday and was WII told that thatLord thatlrd thatLord Lord Lyttlcton was wal on his vacation vacaton and andcould lud ludcould ittidcould could Iytleton not be h soon en But as B noon Hon as 11 asI I had hadexplained hadeIlainl1 hadexplaiiieci explained eIlainl1 my prayer prycr things loosened up upThe upThe upThe The Duke treated rro with very fvrycurtJ8 fvrycurtJ8lstened courtesy courtesylistened listened lstened to t my request rquPAt and Inter I was wnl able ableto ableto ableto to get Iet the case c before bfor Lord Lrd Lyttleton LyttletonAfter Iyttetol Iyttetoloter LyttletonAfter After oter the first frRt interview the thl Duke Dukp of offered offprd offermi fered fprd to grant mo mI another hearing but I Ireplied Ireple Ireplied replied reple that Ihad I ha1 stated my case CI and than thanho thonho thenho ho requested meto mo to put it i Into writing writingI wltng wltngI I did w 1 so urging urin tho admission of our ourBishop ourBshoplnto ourBishop Bishop Bshoplnto into South Suth Africa Arca on tlo the tie ground groundthat grotincithat I Ithat that a serious Irlo11 Interruption Interuption of our work workwould workwould I would be b a calamity calamiy to t the class cll of otlPula popula population populadon don among whom we WI were working workll I Iwrote Iwrte Iwrote I wrote ton wrte amonp that we were wer working workinp to assist alqlst tho thoother thoother theother other denominations denomInatons In carrying light lght into intothe Intothe intothe the country cuntry and Inc pointed out that thatolr our leach leachings leah leahIngA leacIlegs legs did not disturb dlttrb the peace pace or success successof successof ucel of his hislajestf Majestys Government as I asone one of the thethings Ihethings timethings things ment mentI wo taught was obedience obience to Govern Government OVer Governmont I then received rclvpd a reply re ly that my letter letterhad leler lelerhad letterhad had been ben forwarded to Lord Lrd Milner Minr British BritishCommissioner Britsh l3ritistmCommIssioner Commissioner Commisioner to South Africa Afrlcl for his ap approval approval opproval proval and that his decision 101610n which whl h would wouldhave wouldh wouldhave have h ve much weight would be b communicated communicatedto communicate to mo e in this country cuntr While Whie VmIt he could Culd not notpromise notpromile notpromise promise anything anythlng officially ofcialr the Duke D ke gave gaveme gavome gaveIns me to understand undlritandihat ithat my request rqutst was wasfavorably wnl iasfavorably favorably favorablyooled looked upon uponBishop upon uponBishop Bishop BAhop Capplnof ulon ulonBAhop Capo lape apo Town accompanied accompaniedBishop acmpanied acmpaniedDshop accompanIedBishop Bishop Dshop Derrick DrrIck to this country and will willstay wi willstay stay 8t Y here some Ime time tme It is 11 not certain certainyet crain crainyet certainyet yet that Bishop Dshop Cappin will wil return retur to his hispost hil hispost post there thereBishop thereBshop thereBishop I Bishop Bshop Derrick was enthusiastic enthuslantc over the thecourteous thocourus thecourteous courteous courus treatment tr lmnt he received flceived from frm the theDuko theDuke theDuke Duke of Marlborough Marlbrough and said Ilid that ho was wasable wasablo wasable able to transact his business hUKlnlss with the thnauthorities thl theauthorities authorities authorites in much Quicker limn tmo than is isusual iAu isusual usual u ual In such affairs afllrs Many persons perfns ham having ha haing hamlug ing business businel with tho Secretary Scretary of State Statefor Statofor Statefor for the Colonies the Bishop said A1Id are sub subjected HubJected subjectel jected to long delays delaYI before they the gain their theirhellring theirhearing hearing The Bishop Bshop went at once onc to his hishomo hishome hishome home in Flushing after afer leaving the pier pierAXOTifEtt piertxOTIuiLli AXOTifEtt 1 OlIn IROQUOIS IROUVOn VICTIM VICTIMThe JllJI JllJIT IICTIiIThe The T Rev Re C L Roberts or Chicago leaco Dies Diesnf Del Delclr fliesat nf Injuries InJ lrll1 Received neetd In the Fire FireCHICAGO FireCmCAOo FireCmncAGo CHICAGO Jon IB tBAnother Another name was wasadded wal waitadded added to the death roll rol of the Iroquois Iroquoisfire Iroquoistr fire tr when the Rev Rv Charles Chlrlo I Le o Verne Vern Rob Roberts Robert Roborts orts ert of the Hamlin Hamln Avenue A venuo Methodist 11ethociAt Epis Episcopal Episcopl Episcopal copal copl Church Clrch died at the West Side Sub Hos Hospital HO Hotspital pital pltl this thl afternoon afternoonMr aftrnoon aftrnoonMr Mr RoborW Robort who was Wi chaplain of the theActors theActor theActors Actors Actor Alliance AIBnc attended atendpd the fatal fatl per performance performnc performance formance of Mr Bluebeard in formnc BuelErd company companywith companywith with the Rev He George eorge H Studley compny compnywith of the theAsbury thebury theAsbury Asbury bury Methodist Episcopal Eplcpl Church Mr 11r Studley was Wi president prlident of the Actors ActoI Al lisnce Two others also in the lanc To othel were wpr party All Al died die in the theatre with 1lh the exception exceptionof prty of Mr r Roberts Iohert thpexcplD thpexcplDof Horners HornersFurniture HornersFurniture TT riorner S SFurniture Furniture FurnitureIMPORTANT IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONSOLLO REDUCTONS REDUCTONSFOLLOWING REDUCTIONSF FOLLOWING F OLLOWING OLLO WING our annual inventory inventorywe we have reduced reducd the prices prics on onseveral onseveral onseveral several Bedroom Bedrom Dining Room Roomand Roomand Roomand and Parlor Suites as well wel as a on many manysingle manyI manysingle single pieces Pie ces of Furniture Furiture in order to toeffect toefect toeffect I effect efect their thei clearance cearance and make needed neededroom neededroom neededroom room for incoming inc ming goods goosan goodsan an an announcement announcement announcement nouncement which whih means a material materialsaying materialsaving materialsaving saving from rm regular prices pries on every everysuite everysuite everysuite suite and piece included incuded in the mark markdown markdown markdown down downHOUe Houses HOUe and apartments CAn be bepromptly bepromply beprompty promptly furnfebtd d from our or large IUfeI largeand And i 1 If I t i T Tdesired I une nquzlied uAled stock in any ny ayle style desIredR desiredK desired desiredR R J HORNER CO COFurniture COFumlture CoFurniture Furniture Makers Maker and Importers ImporrTs 6169 61 63 65 5 West 23d Street StreetLOST StreetU StreetLOST StreetLOST U U LOST DOGS ARE SAFE HOME HOMECttKHiHTOX HOMEI BOMECRLIIITOv I CttKHiHTOX CRJU ION ItEllttS ll JACK CK AD ADI ANDl11iS nD1IS I WHS 1IS l11iS IIEtXZES 1Im7E FLVFF FLVFFTlie FUFFTlr FLtFFflue flue Tlr Colonels ColotI1 Terrier Terrllr liot ot Out Olt of the thl Cel Cellar CrIlar Ccllar lar Hunting luntn Ills Jl 1li Master lltrr and anl W TIs I Re Returned ReturnedFinder turned turnedIndrr Kinder of the thl Prize Pl7A Whining WhiningPoodle WinningPooiile funlnl Poodle Gels ets the MO 120 20 Reward RewtrdTheoo RewardTheM RewardThese TheM offers oferl of rewards rlwards appeared appnrd yes yesterday yesterday yeaterday terday terdayLOSTTuesday terday18TTI terdayLOST LOSTTuesday 18TTI LOST Tuesday Ia evenIng nlnl nn In Irish lrl h terrier trlpr Jack collar colar bearing htlrini naomi Drexel Hand Hnnd80MIO Handsaml Handsolute solute saml reward mid expenses Ixpln I Upturn Jetur to 11 l KantKin EI East t HI tim h street streetTWENTY streetTWENTY t rtt TWENTY TWFSTY DOLLARS nOIAIS KEWARDFor nEW REWARD ARn For or the thereturn th threlur thereturn return relur of n I little Ittt white whlte Maltese Ialtt poodle poodlej about nboutn abolt I Ia a font long lonl with bug 1011 white whl hair hal yellowish yellowishenrtips yellowisheartips lovh i inrUpA enrtips answering nn wprlnl to name nnll of Flail FIII Strayed Strnyedout RtrnpdOlt out Olt of house hou81 Madison 1ladison avenue near 311th tth h street Itrflt If I found return rlturn to 220 20 Madison ave aveThfl aVI fiveThe The Irish terrier Jack belongs to t Col ColCrelghton Cl ClCrelphton mlCreightoui Crelghton Crelphton Webb ebh hbwho who liven 111 with his brother brotherDr brther brtherDr Dr W V Seward ewar Webb at a 51 l East Forty Fortyfourth Fort Fortfourth Fortyfourth fourth strwt Htrt Col Co Webb shut the animal animalin in the cellar celnr of the house hous on Tuesday TUlfay night nightjust nightjlt nightjust just jlt before he left lef to g go o to tho Grand Central CentralStation CentralStalon CentralStation Station Stalon to tnke a train for Vermont The Thedog Te Tedog Theileg dog acted ated na though thou h he knew the Colonel Colonelwas Cololl Colollwlpolng tolonelwas was wlpolng going away awayIn Bwa BwaIn swayIn In the morning morln Dr Webb when ho went wentinto wentInto wentInto into the basement baement found the dog gone gne and a awindow awindow awindow window broken brken HP II made inquiries at the theGrand theOrnd theGrand Grand Ornd Central Station Slaton and learned leared that a adog adog adog dog answering answerlnl Jacks desripton description had hadbeon hadhenn hadbeen been seen an around arunl thorp ther there Then he adver advertised advertiard tised tled Yesterday morning Dr Webb nver nvertled when whenho whenho whenho ho went to the dcorpf dcorof Ills hs house hou houseafterbrcak houseafterbrcakfast after aferbreak aferbreakflst break breakfast fast flst found the terrier lerrer lied led to the doorknob doorknobby dorknoh dorknohby doorknobby by a rope rpe The Thl doctor dcotr does not 10t know who whobrought whobrulht whobrought brought brulht the th dog back but he thinks that it itwas iLW itwait was W sonfelKidy snthod from rm the Grand Central CentralStation CentralStaton CentralStation Station Staton who had seen fen him looking for the theanimal theanimal theanimal animal Dr Webb Wlbh believes beleve that the dog followed folowed Col Cl Webb to the station stationThe stationThe talon talonhe The he Maltese lalel poodle podlo for which a reward rewardwas reardWM rewardwas was offered oferd belongs blongs to Mrs Arthur Arhur P PHelnze Pleln1 pHeinze Helnze leln1 of 220 Madison Madisn avenue Fluff Ful Is an anAlaskan a anAlaskan Alaskan AIIkan poodle podle and a prize priz winner Mrs MrsHelnze Mr MrsHelnze Helnze on Thursday Ttray put Fluff Fluf upon the seat sat satwith seatwith with her coachman cahmAn but when upn she turned turnedher turnedhlr turnedher her hlr back bak Fluff Fuf jumped jumpd down and ran away Yesterday Ye8tArd a man who says he lives 16s llve at the theMills theMil theMills Mills Mil Hotel Hotelcalled called calld at 220 sI Madison lalHnn avenue avenuewith avenuewith avenuewith with Fluff Fluf Ho lii had har found the dog he said saiddown sid siddown saiddown down on the East L Side Ho got the tto 120 120ficliolarnlilp 20 20Reholalhlp 20Scholarship Scholarship Reholalhlp for Ohio Boys Onl OnlThe OnlTe Only OnlyThe The Te Richard Butler Buler scholarship was wi witabllshed f eattablished tabllshed tablshe at Columbia Clumbia University last IBit week weekIt wek wekI It I will wi he b open opn to competition cmptition to male stu students students students dents born in Ohio Richard Rchard Butter Buter In Inwhoss Inwhos3 Inwhos3 whos3 memory mlmory the scholarship is named namedwas name namedwas was born br in Ohio in 1831 181 He le came to New NewYork NewYork NewYork York as asa a boy and at his hi death was S8 presi prelj dent of the Butler Dutlr Hard Hr Rubber Rubbr Company Compny The young Ohioan whosscures whos ctres the scholar scholarship slolar slolarship scholarship ship may my enter the college cleg or any an one of ofthe ofthe ofthe the professional profeionalschools schools of Columbia ColumbiaOlesni ColumbiaOlranl ColumbiaOleans Olesni Opera Opra House louse Closed COlt a as Unsafe tnlaCr tnlaCrOLEJN UnsafeOutAN IniafeOLKAK OLKAK OLEJN N Y 1 Jan leThe Common CommonCouncils Qmmon QmmonCouncis CommonCouncils Councils Councis resolution reslution passed pasl unanimously unanimouslyclosing unnimouslycosing unanimouslyclosing closing cosing the Clean Olan Opera Oper House Hous under the themanagement themanagement themanagement management of Wagner Wagnr A k Hois Rll because becauseit beW it was Wi alleged aleged to be bl unsafe unsfe has been b n vetoed veted by Mayor Foley Fole but Mr Wagner has h re rethe fl fused ed to tko take any chances and ha has clold cloldthe closed closedthe the the house hou until unti the necessary fire fre protection I Ihas has ha been hen made necclS prtecton a 1a 1 It ItSj5ecialSaleof Special S Sj5ecialSaleof Sj5ecialSaleofCaipeis ecial Sale of ofCarpets ofCarpets Carpets CarpetsCommencing CarpetsCommencng I Commencing CommencingMondayJan Commencng CommencngAfondayYanI8I904 j 4 t tAondayjzn MondayJan AfondayYanI8I904 181 i8 904 04 40 patterns 5erfls atter1t of ofBigelow ofBigelow 1 1BzreowandHarford Bigelow BzreowandHarford and Hartford HartfordAxmiristers H ariord ariordAxm s Axmiristers Axmiristersamounting Axm Axm1ersamounting tfrs tfrsamounting amounting to 275 2 5 Roles for formerly formery fornlerly merly mery 175 150 per yd ydatSiooSscperyd ydat ydAxnunslers atSiooSscperyd atSiooSscperydAxminsters at 00 8 5C per yd ydAxm Axminsters Axm zsters Velvets VelvetsBrussels VelvetsBrztssels I Brussels BrusselsRemnanfs Remna Remnants Remnantsin nts ntsin j jin in lengths of i to 14 yards yardsat yardsat J Jat at 650 per yd ydLord ydLord flv flvi Lord Taylor TaylorBroadway Talor 1 1Broadway 4 i ih Broadway and Twentieth Street Streetand Streo Streetand I and Fifth Avenue A venue Fih j jCHICAGO j ju jIICAGO u Ij iI iIIIICAGO CHICAGO IICAGO CIHltVirKV lit IUI11S CLOSED CLOSEDSeveral CInllm CInllmSenral lOSEPSeseral Several Ordered Ordlred Shut rnlll t In I lounges flllrs In InConstruction Inolutrlctol InConstruietioui Construction olutrlctol Are re Made MadeCJIICAOO MaileChICAGO 11111 ChICAGO GICAOO Jan Jai 16 By order nrdlr order of Building lidlnl 1 3t 3tComrnissioumer Commissioner CommilHloler George Georjo William Wiiam several severalwell leeral leeralwel severalwell well wel known churches dlrchel were wlro ordered closed closedtoday cose 1 f today on account of failuru faiuru to I o obey tin tincity thecity tl f fcity city ordinances The Th defect H in construe construction constro f I tfl tion it I is II demanded must mUlt be h remedied remediedat 1 1at at once onceleading oncl flee i leading Iadlnp time I ho list I t of churches ordered orderedshut orerd orerdshut j 4 4shut shut I is H Sinai Temple Tflple Twentyfirst Twenlyfrst street streetand stret stretand streetand and Indiana avenue tho lending Jewish Jewishsynagogue JelehAngogUI 1 1synagogue synagogue AngogUI Dr Emil Emi G L I Hirsch Hlch being bing the tharaobi therabbi rabbi Other places ln1 of worship to b bclosed b be bir ij1r ij1rclosed closed clole1 are tho StJames StJamef Episcopal EplHcopalChurch EplHcopalChurchat Church Churchat ir irat at Fortysixth ForYAlxlh street ftrCet and Ellis Els avenue avenuetho avenuej avenuethe the Fortyfirst oryfrt Street Rtr t Presbyterian Church ChurchChurch Churhf J 7 7on on Ornd Grand Boulevarn St Marks llrks Epifpa Episcopal i L Church Thirtysixth ThlrYAidh street Itlll and Cottage CottagoGrove COlas it IAt ti Grove avemmt aenuethe he English Enrlh Englishl4uttheran Lutheran Juthlan Emman Emmanuel Emnaannd man mannel uel nd Church 4312 431 ChnmplRl1 Chnmplain avenue and andthe ald aldthe re the Champlain Avenue United Presbyterian Plsbyterlan 4 e eChurch Church 401 Fortysixth si Htrt HtrtIlfr0S street reef reefIROQlOIS lti jiJ IROQlOIS Ilfr0S tJHK 1 I VICTIMS VICTIMSOnly rlllll rlllllOnl Is dhI1 Li m Only Onl Two wo of the lead leod domain JclalntlildIJtntd JclalntlildIJtntdlstlkc Ilildenllrled IlildenllrledMistake jt Mistake lstlkc Over Olr II I N Palmer PalmerCHICAGO Palntr PalntrICOO PalmerCuzcao CHICAGO ICOO Jan 16 160nly Only two bodies hodl a of ofthe 01the ii44 the Iroquois fire fro victims ltms remain unclaimed unclaimedToday unclnlmE Today tho body bdy of Howard Jf Palmer Palmerson 1 son of William Wiim Palmer Plmer of 1141 141 Judson Judnonavenue Judsonavenne I g avenue was positively positwly identified Idntll at the thecounty th thcount tii tiicounty county count morgue morgul A 23000 2300 pstnto depended dependedon dllJnde J on the identification Idlnlfrton Idemmi ificatioum of the Palmer Islmlr boy by Iey ci Relative Reutel believed helevl they had ha identified IOlntlfl time th J body bdy and Ind made arrangements nmn lment to tuko it to iSi t Philadelphia Phladlphla for morn positive pOHitlo identifica identification Idlmtltca Ir3 tion ton Then Ten it was WOI found that n mistake miltak ts had been ben made nde The Thl body they had taken takenwas takenwas tc tcwaft was that of James Jamel Henning Jr son of j I James Henning rnd rnt it was WJ taken from fromtho frm frmthe the vault and transferred trnHfcrro to the Henning m f family familyJohivJameson famiy ic icI i I c t JohivJameson JohnJamesonTn JohivJamesonIrish j t tc t a aThrss Tn Thrss Sur SurIrish 5s j Irish Whiskey is rapidly coming into use useas useas useas as a table beverage Taken Takenwith Takenwith Takenwith with effervescent eferescent water it itmakes itmakes itmakes makes a precious tonic for forthe forthe forthe precous the weak in stomach and andrestores ad adrestores s srestores restores natural functions functions

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i 11 i 1 t t ti ts t I FE T s 4 THE SUN SUNDAY JANUARY 171904 17 1004 I ii I hi MYERS AFTER PIPER PiPERt AGAi AGAisns AGAIN AGAINSAYS t t SAYS HE IfEGEPOLlCE GAVE POLICE BADGES TO TOMEN TOf TOI J MEN f HE ii CALLED C4L1J1jNDCjIty THILTES THILTESI3xDrputy TIIUESI f I I3xDrputy I DIIIIIY Commissioner Ilenlcs Thin Thu and andOilier andDlhtr andOtwr Oilier Chaws Made Iacl by the thetnd Dominie Dominienmt Domlnltnnel nmt SOS the Itcvereml Gentleman Is Isa 18n 1 1Ec Ec a Mar 1larDld Did Not ut Kntlce Pastors Men MenTho MenThe en enThe The Uov Cortland Myers of Brooklyn Brooklynwho Brooklynhll BrnoldynWitH who hll has ncdo moro less le8 definite charges chargesheretofore chargaLieretoforo I IIwretofore heretofore against the sincerity and hon honesty hontBfy lionsty sty of purposn of tho police under the theLowadministration thef theIwadmInistrtLOfl f Lowadministration made the open charge chargeyesterday chargeyterday chargeyeettrday yesterday against former Deputy Com Commissioner Commitilonr Cornrniiioner missioner of Police Alexander It Piper Piperllmt Piperi Pipertlirt i llmt t111 t he hid unlawfully equipped men menwith menI I I with the badges of detective sergeants sergeantsir sergo1ntsr r IIi at ir the th Police Department The men to towhom tohQm tot t whom hQm the badges were given according accordingto Loon D Langfcld and nooi andE indE to L hit IiI Htatetnent are E H HaberUnd Copt a pt Piper said yester yesterdiiythat yeeterday4hat l6ter l6terdavthot i diiythat llio Rev Re Cortland Myers whether whetherknowingly whotherk I Iknowingly not said that which hlch was wasnit wasnt knowingly k Ilgl or I In1t nit s This is what the Rev CortUnd CortUndMyers Cort1ndMyers II Myers tK tKIn Acid lOtidIn AcidIn In tho course of investigations here herein herein i iIn in which nnn m n who were not professional professionaldetectives prJfcssioruldctectlvea pre10SS10n11detectives detectives but who were members of my myOhurcb myohurcb mychurch Ohurcb discovered a large number of facts factsbout fztctsI I Iboutcertaln I bout boutcertaln certain pool rooms and gambling gamblingplaces glunblingptaceswe gamblingplaces places ptaceswe we hired several men from Ashers Ashersdetective Ashersdeectlve Ashersdetective detective ngoncy If tho church members membershad membersbnd membersi i had gone Into court to testify they would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave have destroyed their own usefulness as asdetectives asdetectives asdetectives detectives Wo VO hired these men from fromAflher fromMher fromAsher Asher therefore to accompany our own ownmen ownmennnd ownmen men mennnd and to tosoo see what whtour our men saw nnd then thento thento thento to go into court and testify to it This Thiswas Thiswas 11llsqS was qS done doneSoon doneSoon doneSoon Soon thereafter Capt Piper seduced seducedthese seducedthtoe seducedtheae these men from the service of Ashors Ashorsagency Ashorsgenc Asliorsagency agency genc by paying them SI more a day than thanwe thanpald thanwe we paid them After they had been in his hisemployment hisemploment hisemployment employment for some time he made the thestatement thetatement thetatement tatement that they were thieves He Heaccused Heaooused Heaccused accused Haberland of being beln a thief If IfHaberland IfHaberland IfHaberland Haberland is a thief why has he not been beentaken beentaken beentaken taken into custody when Capt Piper had hadthe hadthe hadthe the whole hole Police Department of the city cityof cityoflew cityofNew of oflew New York at his disposal to do so soMoreover so1Ioreover soMoreover Moreover we have witnesses who will willBwoar wmflwror willswear swear flwror that these men had detective detectivesergeants detecthelergeants detectivesergeants sergeants badges which were illegally illegallygiven lllegal1yghen illegallygiven given to them by b Capt Piper I under understand untlersmnd understand stand that Asher Joseph Britton and John JohnR R Walker counsel for the Society for the theEnforcement theEnforcement theEnforcement Enforcement of the Criminal Laws are areall areaU areS S all ready to testify to that effect Besides BesidesI I Imow that one of these thesebadges badges was in the thepossession thepo88eASlon thepossession possession of a boy under 20 years of age ageWill ageWill agei i Will any of these men whom you men mention mentlon menf f tion Mr Myers was asked testify that thatthey thatthey thatthey they know kno that Capt Piper gave theso thesebadges thesobadges thesobadges badges to thesemen Will Langfeld or orHaberland orHaberland orit it Haberland testify to that effect Or will willany willany willI I any other of tho men who were hired by byCapt byCapt byI I Capt Piper PiperAs PiperAs Piperi As to that said lId the Rev Mr Myers Myersapparently Myersapparently Myersepparently i apparently much embarrassed I cannot cannotay cannotlaY cannotti ti laY ay ayYou You ou believe that what Mr Britton says saysis SlY3I I is i the truth and the whole truth and that thatlite th thatIII t tII lite II III S testimony is reliable reliableIn In all his relations with me said Mr MrMyers lIlrIlrs MrMyers Myers Ilrs I have found Mr Britton altogether altogethertruthful allogethfrtrulhful aitogethri i truthful truthfulIn I In answer to these accusations by the theRev theRev theRev Rev Mr Myers Capt Piper said last night nighthen ni nighthon ht htI I i hen the charges of tho Rev Mr Myers Myersand Myersand Myersad and ad his society wore brought to the alton attene altontioll ii tioll of the Police Department last spring springe we e went into them carefully I found that thatcertain thatCertain thatt t certain men whose evidence was offered to tous toUII 1 us by Mr Myers especially Langfeld Win Winters Winters Winii ii ters and Haberland knew a great deal dealabout dealabout dealfi fi about conditions as regards law enforce enforcement enforcement enforcer r ment in Brooklyn I therefore hired them themfor Ulemfor themI I j for the work of o the Police Department I Idid Ii It t i did not know then and I do not know now nowthtm nowhow 10 how much Mr Mers and his society paid paidthtm paidttm thtm I hired them for a sum agreed upon uponwithout uponwllloul uponwithout without any regard to any amountany amount any other otherperson otherr otherreron person r r on may have paid them On tl the e basis basisof basisof basisof of their tJe1rreports reports a police captain in the down downtown dO1TItown 4 town district in Brooklyn was brought to totrial totrial totrial trial trialI I trialLater Later one of these men Haberland ap applied appited I plied to a police sergeant in Brooklyn I Ithink Ithink Ithink think his name was Mulligan though I Ihave Ihave Ihave have not the papers at hand now and andland andasked andasked asked this sergeant t to cash a check Haber Haberland Iiaberland land displayed a detective sergeants badge badgeand badgeI badgeand and said he was one of my men The ser sergoant sergoont sergoant I goant like an ass believed him and cashed cashedthe cashedIte cashedI I the check The check was no good goodI t I have reason to believe that Mr Mrllyers MrllyersIs Myers Myersis I is right in at least one instance therefore thereforewhen thereforewhen thereforewhen when he says that these men had detective detectivebidges detcctlveb1dge detectiveI I badges I have tried very hard to find findout findout findout out where Haberland got that badge or orwhere orwhere orwhere where any of the others could have obtained obtaineduch obmneduch obtafned obtafnedsuch uch badges if they ever did have them themBut themt themhut t But If Mr Myers says that I gave pa ve those thosemen thoseI thosemen I men those badges or that I was in any an way wayresponsible wayr wayr5sponiblo r responsible 1 s olliblo for their getting those badges badgesor or that I knew they had those badges while whilethey whilethey whilethey they were under my direction then the theRev theRev theI I Rev Mr 11 Cortland Myers is a liar He Howants HeW Hewants W wants nts to know why after Haberland turned turnedout turnedout i iout out to be a thief he was not arrested Ha Haberland haberiand I berland got out of the country Thats Thatswjiy Thatswhy Thatsthy why There Is a warrant for his arrest in inths inthe 1 1th9 the hands of a Brooklyn detective sergeant sergeantnow sergeantnor I Inow now and if ho hd been in our reach after afterwe afterVEl afterwe we VEl know knJ of that bad check operation he hewould howould would have been arrested But as soon as asthat 116that asthat I that fool sergeant Fer eant cashed the check Haber Haberland lIab llaberland r rland land skipped and ho has not been within withinreach withinI L f reach of the police since sinceI I I I stand on the statement made before beforethat beforethat beforethat that some of the men on whose word Mr MrMyers Mrrs Mrl l F Myers rs and his society relied for their re reports rei i a i ports arts about police Jloli fJ conditions turned out to toD tocrookll tocrooks D crooks and thieves thievesIDl thlpcI I I 1 IDl INDUSTRIAL STRIA L SCHOOL FOR GIRLS GIRLSCtale GIRlSl GIRLStatr l Ctale bu Federation of Womens Clubs Favor FavorLocating FaolLocatln FavorLocating Locating It In Amsterdam AmsterdamtSTE AnisterlatniSTEnDAM AmsterdamAMSicnDAU AMSicnDAU tSTE iSTEnDAM DAM N Y Jan 16 16Although Although a aCoal aDal at t Coal Dal aI vote was all not taken on the proposition propositiontb i tb the executive committee of the State Fed Federation FedftIIUOl Fedroton eration of Womens Clubs after its It II ad adjournment adJournment adI I journment tonight was a unit in the theopinion theopinion theophon opinion that Amsterdam should be beselecteci beselectecifor selected selectedfor I Ifor for the location 10 1ton of the Montreal School for forGirls forGirls foriris Girls iris Previously there had been much muchopposition mneDoppoAltion muchopposition opposition to the scheme but after an in inepection Inflpectlon inspection epection of tho work being accomplished accomplishedhy t hy the kitchen sowing and cooking schools schoolshere schoolshere schoolsS with exami examination examinallon examlj S here coupled an appreciative j nation of the conditions ondltlo existing in this thisa f a typical manufacturing city it was the thevoice theR theiN iN voice of each of the sixteen members of ofthe ofthe 111 R the committee that Amsterdam Am terdam is a most mostdesirable mostdeslrablo mostdesirable desirable place for the projected institution institutionA Inltltutlonfinal A final decision decl1 ion will probably bo made madet madeAt At t the April meeting of the committee committeeunless committeeI I I unless a special s lal meeting mfetln is previously prevlou ly called calledThe call1dTh calledThe The Th sum of 58000 has already been pledged pledgedexclusive pledledexclusive pledgedexclusive exclusive of Amsterdam subscriptions subscriptionsmaking subl subscriptionspinking cdptlons cdptlons1akln making 1akln a total sufficient to purchase a aproperty aroperty aI I property which has been inspected and anr andI is isdeemed Isdlll1ed I deemed suitable Amsterdam was the first firstcity filtClIV firstI I city to make application for tho school schooland schoolanCl schoolI I and through throu h tho exertions of Mrs Don DoreLyon Doni I i Lyon of New York it will undoubtedly be benolected beIl I selected Il lectfd Sorosis of NewYork New York previously previouslyannounced proouslyannounced previouslyI I announced in opposition to tho plan has hasdeclared hasdeclared hasF F declared its Intention of r contributing 600 600to 600to 600I to the school II hool wherever located locatedDead locatedL 4 I L f Dead Beside Railroad Tracks Fool Play PlaySuspected Playt PlaySuspected t Suspected SuspectedSrniKoriKLD SuspectedSraOTIELD u pellld pellldSr SrniKoriKLD Sr Jr10PlELD Mass Jan 16The 8 The body bodyof bodyof y of James Jlom McKcon of Holyoke aged 57 57tracks 57wall 7 1 wall round tocia today Irln ly1nbeside beside the railroad railroadtrack railroadtracks tracks at D Devil vil Man Mans tr curve near Smiths SmithsPfirry Smithtorr Smithssrry Pfirry torr srry Death came from a blow on the head headwho headlid headnd lid foul play Is sUllfJctEd nlOmllll Magee Mageewho Ia ee eewhonccompnled who whonccompnled accompanied McKeon ct n on a hunting huntingtrip huntingtrip huntingI I trip on Thursday waR taken to the police policeStation policep policetation p tation and made conflicting statements statementsHack statemlnlsUaCk statementsflack Hack to England for SS6O Theft TheftMones ThrflMOlles TheftMones Mones David Tannebaum was arrested arrestedisterday arrestedJ1lStCrday arrestedyesterday yesterday at the request of the British Britishconsul BritishOOlluJ Britishenasul consul and was remanded to Ludlow Street StreetJail StreetJu StreetJail Jail by United States Commissioner Alex Alexander Alexnder Alexsiider ander to await extradition papers Th Thcharge The Thehat Theehare charge hat Is the larceny of 1 13 131 lid from a aformer afenner aformer former employer This is the smallest smallestamount ImallestamounL smallestamount amount involved in an International ox oxiradltion oxtradftIonooceod1g tradftIonooceod1g iradltion proceeding OCe d1q in inthil thl this district districtc district4 i pat 4 c I CIGARETTES FOB SCHOOLBOYS SCHOOLBOYSPrincipal SCHOOLDOYIrlnelpal SCHOOL VOYS VOYSPrincipal Principal BafTerty In I Brooklyn UrookJ11lla lias Alleged AllegedOffenders Al1eledorrenclen AlleledOffenders Offenders Arreitcd ArrestedFour I Four small boys each with a sallow com complexion complexion cornplexion plexion their eyes sunken and their finger fingertips fingertips tips discolored by the use of cigarettes cigaretteswere were taken to ttfo t1i tl Lee avenue police court courtby courtby by John W V Rafferty principal of publio PublloSchool publioSChoollO PublioSchool School SChoollO 10 at South SoutliSecond Second and Keap streets streetsWilliamsburg streetsWilliamsburg s sWilliamsburg Williamsburg yesterday and pointed out outto outto outto to Magistrate Hlgglnbotham as aaylcthns victims of ofthe ofthe ofthe the cigarette habit Mr Rafferty had hadthree hadthree hadthree three women womeriand and two men in court charged chargediwith chargedwith chargedwith iwith with having end endangered ngered the mora morals moras s of the theboys theboys theboys boys by soilingcigarettes selling lgarettes to them These Thesemen Thesemen Thesemen men and womon women who have small tobacco tobaccoand tobaccoand tobaccoand and candystores candYst res near the school are areMre areMrePratt Mrs MrsPratt MrsPratt Pratt of South Fourth and Howes streets streetsMrs streetsMrs streetsIis Mrs Iis lellySouth Third alliKeap and Koap stree streets streets1ts s sMrs Mrs 1ts Carson South Third and Rodney Rodneystreets RodneystreetsHenryF RodneystreetsHenry streets streetsHenryF Henry Feldman ldman South So th Fourth and andHooper and1I00per andHooper Hooper streets and an Italian who lives livesopposite livesopposite opposite the school schoolYour IIchoolYour schoolYour Your Honor added Mr Ir Rafferty I Ihave Ihav have tried for a long time to eradicate the theevil theevil theevil evil among the boys in my school Some Somelime Sometime Sometime time ago I 1 detected a strong odor of cig cigarettes cigarettes cigarettes arettes in the boys class rooms and dis discovered discovered discovered covered that the extreme nervousness of ofBomo ofsome ofsome some boys and the forgetfulness and loss lossof tOOIlof lossof of memory of others were due to the fact factthat factthat factthat that they smoked cigarettes Even their theirwearing tholrwearing theirwearing wearing apparel was permeated with the theodor theodor theodor odor of the smoke and aniltherewere there therewere were so many boys with sallow complexions and sickly looks that I questioned them They con conboys confessed confessed confessed fessed that they spent all their pennies penniesfor for cigarettes in stores near the school schoolI I sent II nt word to these storekeepers that thatthey thatthey thatthey they must stop selling cigarettes to the thechildren thechildren thechildren children of my mysohool school but they theyhave have ignored ignoredthe 19t10redthe the warning These four boys I have havehere havehere havehere here in court are fair fal examples of the cigar cigarette clgarete cigarette ette ete evil I do not want to degrade de rade them themfurther themfurther then thenfurther further by bringing brnFlng them publicly publcly up upto to the thebar thebar thebar bar or of revealing revealng their names namesAnother namesnothr namesAnotber Another nothr boy of my school I understand understandis undertand undertandIs is on the verge of insanity Inlnity from the ex excessive exCslv cxcsaive cessive Cslv use us u of cigarettes The Thoplaces places lace where wherecigarettes wherechtarettes wherecigarettes cigarettes are ar sold are run rn mostly mosty by women womenThej wome womenThey They he have no right rlpht to deprave the tle minds mindscorrupt mids midscorrupt mindscorrupt corrupt themorals the morls morals and absolutely ablutely wreck wreckthe wrck wrckthe wreckthobodiesof the thobodiesof bodies of of these t heEl innocent Innocnt children chidren and I Itake I Itako Itake take it that I the I he people of my district ditrict will willl wi willbe l be e glad that tha there there la I some one in i the commu community community community nity that has hs tho courage cOlr e to strike strte a blow blowand blowand blowand and strike sufficiently suf Cient 1 hard to bring these theseoffenders thes theseoffenders offenders ofenders to their senses sensesThe Eenss EenssThe sensesThe The accused aecuse men mn and women denied deniedthat deniedthat that they had sold cigarettes cigaretes to the boys boysThe boysThe boysThe The Magistrate Magirte in I paroling proling them thm warned warnedeach wared waredeach warnedeach each against agaMt selling sllinI cigarettes to children childrenunder childrn childrnunder childrenunder under the age of 10 and said he would wouldgive wouldhe wouldgive give he a hearing ag in the case c on Feb 13 Mag Magistrate Magistrate ag agistrte istrate istrte Higginbothara Hgginbotham complimented complmentod Prin Principal Principal Principal cipal Ratferty Ralerty and promised promd to cooperate cooperatewith cooperatewith cooperatewith with him It was wa said later that other otherpublic otherpublc otherpublic public publc school schol principals would follow folow Mr MrRaffertys MrRafertYB MrRaffertys Raffertys RafertYB example exampleLEE exampleLEE exampleLEE LEE SISTERS AD A D WIDOW WIDOI AGREE AGIIEENothing AGREENothlne AGREENothing Nothing Left to the tie Widow In David Brad BradIcy OradIcy UradIcy Icy Lees Will WillThe nU VlllThe The Te trust trt estate which was established establishedfor for the late David Bradley Leo Le by his h mother motheramounts mothr mothramunts motheramunts amunts it was learned yesterday to t to5509S6 50938 986 Mr MI Leo died in this city in August Augustlist Augut Augutlat Augustlast list lat Under his will wl the trust trt trustestate estate estte was wasto wasto to be divided between his two t sisters sister the theBaroness theBaronlss theBaroness Baroness Josephine von WechterLautcn WechterLautcnbach WechterLautn WechterLautnbach bach and the CountessMary CunteeMvn von Waldersee WalderseeThe Wadree WadreeTe Waldo race raceThe The Te trust fund has ha just been divided dvided each eachsister eachsiter eachsister sister siter receiving 125415 125415In S2Z41 24t5In In his will wil Mr Lee made no mention menton of ofhis ofhis ofhis his wife wie Zelma It I was only when the thewidow thewidow thewidow widow came from frm Paris Pais to t claim her share shareof sbae sbaeof shareof of the estate that tht the fact came ce out that thatMr thatMr thatMr Mr Lee had a wife She was W wa followed folowed to tothis totis tothis wo this tis city cty by the two sisters sister and ad for a little littlewhile ltte lttewhie littlewhile while whie there were er rumors ror of a possible pssible ccn ccntest oente centest test te t After Ater the te funeral luerl there ter was wa a met mceti mctIn metlag i lag In of the sisters slter and the widow at which whichan an amicable arrangement arngement was s reached reachedJust reahed reahedJut reachedJust Just Jut what the agreement aeeent was wa has h never neverbeen neverbeen been made known know but the to widow returned returnedto retured returedt returnedto to t Paris me and the estate has ha now been wound woundUnited woundup woundup up by te the forl formal handing over by the theUnited theUnited United States Trust Tt Company Compay of the te trust trustfund trt trtfund trustfund the sisters sistersHOSPITALS sistersHOSPITALS fund to t te two siters sitersHOSPITALS HOSPITALS APPEAL APPEALMoney APPE APPEALMoney L LUoney Money Needed for the Treatment Teatment of ofConsumptive orConsumptve ofConsumptive Consumptive Consumptve Children ChildrenThe Chidren ChidrenTe ChildrenThe The Te Hospital for the Special Treatment Treatmentof Trtment Trtmentot of Consumptive Conumptlye Children Cidren opened a year yearago yearago r rag ago at Spuyten Spuyen Duyvil Dyl has been bn of great greatbenefit gret gretbeneft greatbenefit ag benefit beneft to tenement dwellers dwelers Its Is work has hasgrown hasgrn hasgrown grown grn to such proportions proprion that tht additional additionalfunds additionalfunds funds are now needed neededMany neededMany neee Many women in society are interested interestedin Intereted InteretedIn in the institution Inttuion which is under the care careof careot careof of the Sisters of St Vincent Vicent de Paul Pul It Itis ItIs Itis is a branch of Seton Hospital and has hs the theapproval theaPJrovl theapproval approval of the health helt authorities authoritiesThe aULhorites aULhoritesTe auLhoritiesThe aPJrovl The Te institution intitution is open to all al children childrenbetween childn childnbot childrenbetween between bot ween the ages age of 2 and 16 years It Itnow Itnow Itnow now has twenty patients ptents and there is room roomfor roomlor roomfor for ISO more moreAn moreAn moreAn An 13 appeal uppel is now made mde for subscriptions subscriptionsto suHserlptons suHserlptonsto to assist in the work Among the signers signersare slgnfrs slgnfrsare signersare are Mrs John E E Bouvier BoulEr Mrs Vernon H HBrown HBrown HBrown Brown Mrs J J H Copenhagen Copehagen Mrs Mr Charles CharlesE Cnrle E E Miller 1Uler Mrs Jr YVifllum Wlllm R Knapp Miss MissMarie MissMarie MIs Marie Mrie Mrs Frederic Fr erlc Neilson Neisn Mrs Y Y Cebal Ceballos Cbl Cbllos Ceballos los Snnz S n Mrs Joseph Joeph M I Samrnis Smmis and Mrs MrsRhjnelander MrsRhitLnder MisRhinelander Rhjnelander Waldo W G Gaston of the theFifth theFih theFifth RhitLnder Fifth Fih Avenue Bank Dn has consented consente to be become becme become come custodian of the funds fundsC fundsCHORUS fundsCHORUS cme C CHORUS HO BUS GIRLS OWLS CALLER iLLE ARMED ARMEDShe A1ID A1IDShe She Didnt Want ant Him 11m and He Drew a Can Gnnon Gn Canon on the Elevator Alan AlanSam UanSm ManSam Sam Sm Gatty Gatt a young man mn who said sid he was wasin wasin wasin in the theatrical business btinC was I locked up upin upin upin in the Tenderloin Tenderloi station staton yesterday yterday on a achargaof achargsofolonlousJult acharg9offolonioUsaasaUtt chargaof chargsofolonlousJult charg9offolonioUsaasaUtt foloniousassault made by William WilliamJansen Wiia WilliamJansen Jansen the elevator man of the Carlton Carltonflats Carltonfats Cantonflats flats fats 110 West Wet Thirtyninth Tinrnintb street streetGatty streetGatty streetGatty Gatty has hl been bn calling clng upon a chorus chorusgirl nhorugirl horuBgirl girl there but yesterday yeterday she told the ele elevator elevator elevator vator min to keep himout him out Gatty tried triedsending triedsending triedsending sending a messenger meBenger boy by th thn n but that thatdidnt thatdirllC thatdiiiut didnt dirllC work Then he tried to get up the thestairs thestairs thestairs stairs and when the elevator eJemtorman man Mopped Moppedhim stoppedhim him he drew a revolver revolverThe revoherTho revolverThe Hoppd Hoppdhim The elevator man and the janitor ran ra for fora a poliicnvm pol poli em emn m When they I returned retned I hey found Gatty ioatine ctlnl on 0 the ocr or of o the thegirl t tiettrl e e1lf girl 1lf flat fat He had dropped dropre toe tie revolver revolveron evolvI on the floor The 1lw girl Il didnt seem sem to regret regretthat relrot relrotthat regretthat that he had been bn arrested arrestedNEVADAS arete areteNEIADS arrestedNEVADAS NEVADAS GUNS IX PLACE PLACEMonitor PLilR PLilRIonlor PLitCEMonitor Monitor Ionlor Overhauled Orhaulel Thoroughly and De Declared De Dcdared dared claed Fit Ft for Service Scnltc Again AgainXonroLK Alan AlanNORFOL AgainNonroIJC XonroLK NORFOL Va Jan 16 16Tho The turrets turret and andthe an andthe the te 12inch 12 lncb guns of the te monitor Nevada Nevadawero Nevaa Nevaawero evadawere wero replaced replrd on her leI decks dck at the navy navyyard nav navyyard yard today tda At a trial of firing tring both bot guns gunsat gu gunsat at at the same le time tme from the forward forard turret turretlast turretLt turretlast last July the monitor monitr was said sid by the te navy navymen nv navymen men nn to have kicked herself hersl to t pieces PieS She Shewas Shewa Shewas was wa so s disabled by b the experiment that thatshe ta thatshe she came ce to t the navy nav yard for repairs repairsThe rlrars rerairsThe The turrets turets and guns bad ha to be b removed removedand remondand removedand and readjusted rejusted to t new foundations foundatons The Therollers Te Teroler Thorollers rollers roler under the turrets and an all al of the therotary te terot therotary rotary rot machinery machiner have been strengthened strengthenedand strengtnd strengtndand and the te floating batteries bateries are now de declared de dolared clared dlaro to t be able ablt to withstand withstn the te shock aock of offiring offring offining firing fring both forward forard guns at the thesame same sme time timeThe tme tmeThe timeThe The monitor monitr Arkansas Arlalss has been repaired repairedin repalrld repalrldIn in the same sme way wayDESERTED wayDESERTED wayDESERTED DESERTED GIRLS GIRlS MOTHER HELD HELDWag lELD lELDas hELDvaA Wag as caught While 1ble Enteritis Elern Her Itr Hovel HovelWith IMrl IMrlWlh IbidWIlh With Wlh a a Can oflleer oflleerMrs afUeerMrs nfHeerMrs Mrs Ellen Murphy Murhy 30 years year old who whoIt whoit ho hol It l Is alleged alege deserted her sixyearold sixyearolddaughter slyearld slyearlddaughter sixyearolddaughter daughter Catherine Gertrude in Gertrde a shanty shantyat shty shtyat at 78 Metropolitan etroplitan avenue Williamsburg Williamsburgwhere Wiiamburg Wiiamburgwhen where the child was found early when chid ealy Thursday Thursdaymorning Thusay Thusaymornln Thursdaymorning morning mornln apparently apparenty dying from frm exposure exposureand expOure expOureand exposureand and starvation was W arrested Itanatlon arrgted yesterday yesterdaymorning yesterdaymorning cterday cterdaymoring morning moring as she was entering her wretched wretchedhome wretchedhome wnetcheihome home with wih a can of beer She was WI taken takento to the Bedford Bford avenue police IoUce station slaton where whereshe whererhe whereshe rhe she said ad that her husband hwband had deserted desertedher el8erte desenedher her and that she had gone out last lat Monday loOay to search for him himThe himTe himThe The Te police polce held hed Mrs Murphy Murhy on the thecharge te techrgo thecharge chrgo charge of having endangered endanger the morals moralsof mornl of her child chid In the Lee avenue police policecourt polce polceCOlrt policecourt COlrt court Ibe she he was wa hold In default of 53 300 bail bailIdrens bal bailfor for a hearing The girl is in the caro of the theCdns theChildrens 1 Cdns Childrens Idrens society car 1 sodjty t tI I BROOKLYN CAPTAINS SHIFTED SHIFTEDFIRST SHIFTED5FIRST FIRST GENERAL SHAKEUP BY BYUADOOOR DYUtDlR flYIADOOOR UADOOOR I1AGGERTYT I1AGGERTYTlien HAGGERTIMcn UtDlR HAGGElY HAGGElYIen lien Ien Greene Removed Get Their elr Old Jobs JobsBack JobsBackPinkerton Back BcPneton BackPinkerton Plnkerton Head Hea of Detective DetectiveBureau Dercthe DerctheOureau DetectiveBureau Bureau Vice Vlo Formosa Formonmpalnt FormonmpalntClerk FormoitComplaInt FormoitComplaIntClerk Complaint ComplaintClerk Clerk Blatchford Batchford Loses Ills I Job JobChanges JobChanges ob obCangs Changes Cangs that excited comment were made madein mae maeIn in the Police Polc Department Depament Departmentyesterday yesterday y eray Most of ofthem otthem ofthem them were in Brooklyn Brookly where by the orders ordersof ordersof of Deputy Commissioner Commiioner CommissionerHaggerty Haggerty Hagrty and with withthe withthe withthe the approval of Commissioner Comuloner McAdoo McAdooseven Mcdo Mcdoseven McAdooseven seven captains cptains and one detective detecive sergeant sergeantwere srgant srgantwere sergeantwere were transferred trferd in lathe the first frt general gnerl8hakeup gnerl8hakeupthat shakeup shakeupthat shakeupthat that has ha taken place plac since Tammany Taany took tookcontrol tookcontrol tookcontrol control controlIn In this borough brough Commissioner Comiioner McAdoo McAdooperemptorily McAdooperemptorily peremptorily peremptoriy removed rmoved Charles Carles B Blatch Blatchford Blatchford Blatchford ford the properly clerk of the department departmentand and appointed appoind propery in his place p1 Thomas Thoma F FOConnor FOConnor FOConnor OConnor a Tammany Tamany worker of the theTwentyninth theTwentynInth theTwentyninth Twentyninth district districtThe districtThe districtThe The transfers trasfer In Brooklyn Brookly which whch were weroannounced wereannouncd wereannounced announced announcd by Commissioner McAdoo sev several severl 8everal eral erl hours hour after afer his deputy in Ip Brooklyn Brooklynhod Brooklynhod hod ha made mae them public publoa publica a fact that rather ratherseemed ratherseemed ratherseemed seemed to nettle nette him hiwer himwere were as a follows followsCapt tolows tolowsCapt followsCapt Bu Bureau Bureau Bureau Capt Charles A Formosa Detective Detctive reau to Parkvllle Parkvle Capt Martin Short Park Parkvllle Parkvle Parkyule vllle vle to t Bedford Beford avenueCapt avenueClpt John Buchanan BuchananLiberty Bucanan BucananLiberty BuchananLiberty Albert AlbertPlnkerton AibertPinkerton Liberty avenue nelue to t Gates Oat avenue neue Capt Pinkerton Newton Newn to Detective Detectve Bureau BureauCapt BureauCapt BureauCapt Capt J J OBrien Flushing Flushle avenue to toNewtown t toNewtown Newtown Newown Capt Charles H Bedell Bedel Gates Gatesavenue Oateavenue Ustesavenue J JToola JTool JToole avenue to Liberty avenue aveue Capt Edward Tool Bedford Dedfcrd avenue avenueto to Flushing Fushlnl avenue avenueThe a nyenueThe enue enueTe The Te detective deteive transferred trnfer was WI Joseph JosephPrice JosphPice JosephPrice Price Pice who goes ges from the Newtown Newown station stationto Itatou Itatouto to the Detective Deeive Bureau Buru in Brooklyn BrooklynDeputy Brokly BrooklynDeputy Deputy Commissioner Cmmisaloner Haggerty Hggey gave gaveout gve gveout gaveout out In Brooklyn early ery in the forenoon a list listof lt ltot listof of the transfers trasfers and his list lst contained oontalne in inaddition 11 11addltlou inaddition addition tho name nme of Detective Sergeant SergeantJohn Sergent SergentJohn SergeantJohn John Vachris Vlchris who was WS down as nsbelngsmt nsbelngsmtfnm being sent santfrom sentfrom from the Detective Detecive Bureau Breu to Parkville ParkvilleCommissioner Pnrkvle PnrkvleCmmissioner ParlivilleCommissioner Commissioner Cmmissioner McAdoo did dl not make this thistransfer 11 thistransfer transfer tmnfer On the lists lstl on his desk dek a pen penhad pn pnhad penhad had been ben drown drw through Vrchriss Vrchdss name nameWhen nme nmeWhen nameWhen When the reporters told the Commis Commissioner Cmmis Commisabner sioner that the rcpriers transfer trnler had been ben announced announcedhours anounced anouncedhours announcedhours hours before bfor In Brooklyn Brokhn he looked sur surprised surIrlsed surprised prised Irlsed find said Mi that tht he had J only approved approvedthem approve approvedthem them fifteen minutes mlnues before beforeHe beforelIe beforeHe He ften let it be inferred Ierred however that thlt here heretransfers hlr hereafter after the Brooklyn deuty deputy wliunounce wliunouncetmnfers will announce announcetransfers transfers tmnfers made rde Brookly bv him hl Under Col cl C Pirt Pirtrldgo Plrtrid Prtridge ridge rid go and Ind Gen Greene rne reene all changes chnes were weremade weremade weremade made public publc in Mulberry Iulbrr street streetCapt Itreet ItreetCpt streetQxpt Capt Cpt Short who is sent back bck to Bedford Bedfordavenue Befor Bedfordavenue avenue which has Ias come to be known knlTI as asBuchanan naa asa a Ten Tenderloin a erloln of Brooklyn and Cpt CptBuchann capt captBuchanan Buchanan Buchann who is brought brught from Liberty Libertyavenue Libertyavenue Libertyavenue avenue to Gates avenue were removed removedfrom rmove removedfrom from those tho e precincts princs by Commissioner CommissionerGreene emslnel emslnelGrne CommissionerGreene Greene Grne for tho good of the service s rlce Crpt CrptShort Cpt CptShon CaptShort Short is a personal perDI go friend of Senator SenatorMcCurren Sentol SentolcCurren SenatorMcCarren McCurren McCurrenCapt McCarrenCapt cCurrenCapt Capt Formosa ForoM who loses his place pl at the thehead theho thehead head ho of the Brooklyn Detective Bureau Bureauwns Bur BureauTaR u uS TaR S picked for Brokly the place pia co by Inspector InspectorMcClusky Insp InspectorMcClusky tor torMcClusky McClusky some B mo time ago Commissioner CommissionerMcAdoo Cmmslonl CmmslonlMcAdo emmlssionerMcAdoo McAdoo McAdo said sid that tme the transfers traner had h been beenmade beenme beenmade made for service erice reasons In regard to totho totho tothe tho me select sele ion of Capt CptPikerton CaptPinkerton 1ean Pinkerton for reg detective detectivechief detec detectivechief ive ivecief chief cief In Brooklyn Brklyn he said saidCapt sl sakiCapt Capt Pinkerton Pkertn is very ver closely in touch touchwitn touc touchw1tn witn it the people in Brooklyn Brookly He has haslived hasled haslived lived led there pople all Ida ms life le he knows the people peopleand peopleI peopieand and lie actually atuly knows the te geography gegraphY of ofBrooklyn ofBrooklyn ofBrooklyn I Brooklyn A man mn who knows that ought oughtto to get sometliinc sometliincAsked something somethingI t Asked Aske somethinl what his reasons ra ns were ere for send sending 8lnding sendirg ing irg Short and Buchanan Buchan to precincts prnct from fromwhich lromjch fromwldchi which jch Gen Greene not long ago a o removed removedthem removedthem removedthem them Commissioner Cm8ioner McAdoo MeAdo said sd he hadnt hadntany hdnt hdntany hadntapy any reasons to make mlte public publicThat publc publcTat publicThat That Tat the transfers trnsler were the te work of his hisdeputy hi hisdoput deputy doput was inferred Inferd from a remark ho made madeI mde mdeIbehee I believe he said sd that Brooklyn Brookly should shouldhave sould souldhave shouldhave have a certain cri amount l0unt of home rule r in these theseI the thesematters I matters mattersj maters matersI mattersThe I j The le shakeup in Brooklyn Brookyn was WI taken takenby tken tkenby takenby by many my to bo b the forerunner forrner of a more moreextensive moreextensive moreextensive extensive one in this t borough boroughwl berougwldchhas which whichhaa oh ohh has h been ben expected epectd ever since sce Tammany Tammanycame Tamny Tammanycame came c into power Mr M McAdoo Mcdo was wa asked askedyesterday ae askedyesterday yesterday yeter if power there soon sn would woud be b any trans translors tn transZeta Zeta far over here shortly I wont discuss dicu aor that question now nowhe nowhe nowho he said sd The wise w ones one say queston that the te Brook Brooklyn Brok Broklyn Brooklyn lyn shakeup lhakeup came first ft because becUI there therearent tere terearent therearent arent so 8 many mny to t please plc over there thereProperty thereProprty thereProperty Property Proprty Clerk Blatchford Blathord who lost his hLijob hLjob hisJob job yesterday yestey had bd been bn eight years year in the thedepartment thedeplrtment thedepartment department and was as brought here her from fromBrooklyn frm frmBrooklyn fromBrooklyn Brooklyn and made nde property clerk by aol ColPartridge CoPartridge aolPartridge propry Partridge The salary 6lar is 2500 250 and an the in incumbent ineumbent inoumbent cumbent has h to give a 25000 250 bond Mr MrBlatchford MrB1tchford MrBlatchford Blatchford B1tchford didnt didt expect expec to be dismissed dismissedbecause dismssed dismssedbuse dismissedbecause because buse ho thought that tat his place plc had hodbeen hadben hadbeen been ben put under thougt the Civil Service Srvice rules rulesHe rles rlesHe rulesHe He found yesterday yestery that it hadnt hadntCommissioner hadntCommSlonel hadntCommissioner Commissioner CommSlonel McAdoo said sid that there therewere therewere therewere were only three thre civilians cvian places placs exempt exemptin exemptIn in the department and these thes were Blatch Blatchfords Biatchfords 1 1fords fords the complaint clerks cerks and assistant assistantproperty assitant assitantproprt assistantproperty property proprt clerk cerk John I Corkhill Corkhl Col ColPartridges CoPartridgeB ColPartridges Partridges former forer secretary scretar is still sti com complaint complaint cornplaint plaint clerk clerkCommiarioner clerkCommsoner clerkCommissioner Commissioner Commsoner MoAdoo said sid that tht Gen GenGreene GenGreene GenGreene Greene had hd tried trie to have these the places plces placed placedunder placedundel placedunder under the civil cvi service snlce but that Mayor MayorLow lIIayorLow MayorLow Low had not signed sljned the order on the Civil CivilSendee Chi1Srce CivilService Service Srce Commission Cmssion and that Mayor McClel McClellan McCel McCellln McClelIan lan lln had disapproved it When Wen told that thatBlatchford thatBlatchford thatBkttchford Blatchford had ld made mde the remark remrk that thatpolitics thatplitcs thatpolitics politics plitcs had caused caud his dismissal dismsl Com Commissioner Comnsioner Cornmissioner missioner nsioner McAdoo said saidI sid sidI I dont think it is very good discipline disciplinefor for a police polo official to discuss an order like likethis lke lkethis likethis this It is not permitted rmltted in any other otherservice othersrylce otherservice service srylce of a semimilitary temmltary character I am amsurprised amsurprisd amsurprised surprised to hear of any official making makingsuch mking mkingsuch makin makinsuch such a statement If I Mr Blatchford did didsay didsay di disay say that Im glad lad I removed him I Iwont Iwontpert Iwontpermit wont wontpermit permit pert an In officer ofcer to comment coment upon my myorders myorder myorders orders order and I hope hop it is not true that thathe upn he said sid It If I it is Iwilllookhiraup I wl will look him up Mr Blatchford atchfor was busy bUlY packing Jckn up upnesterday upysterday upyesterday yesterday ysterday and at last accounts accunt Mr lll McAdoo McAdooladnt McAdoohadnt McAdoohadnt hadnt looked loked him up upMUST upVUST upMUST MUST FIGHT FGHT FOR HIS JOR JOBTally JORToly JORTally Tally Toly nefniei to Recognize Recornlze Menvtni MenvtniEleventh 51ern1nsEleventh 1f1ns 1f1nsElnenth Eleventh Hour 10o Appointment AppointmentCharities AppIntment AppIntmentChariies AppointmentCharities Charities Chariies Commissioner Commllsioner Tully Tuly served servednotice Srved Srvednotc servednotice notice yesterday on Edwin F Merwin notc yestry Merin ox oxsuperintendent oxspertendet oxsuperintendent superintendent spertendet of the outdoor poor that he hecould hecoud hecould could coud not recognize regiz the tJO action acton of Com Commissioner CommelOer Cornmissioner missioner melOer Folks in i making mllng Merwin Ierln a general generalinspect genemlinspector generaljrwpectorat inspect inspector or at a salary slar salaryots3000 of S3000 50 Thoappoint Thoappointment Te The appint appintment appoint appointmont ment was made ndo on tho evening of Dec Dl 31 31Merwin S 81Mornin Merwin has been reporting reportng dally daiy since he hewas hewas hewas was appointed appoite and has been bn told tld each ech day dayOiAt daytt daythat that tt there Is L nothing nthing for him to do The Thecommiastoner Te Tecomm Thecommisspner commiastoner comm lner finally fally laid the case cas before beforethe bfor8 bfor8te beforethe the te Corporation Cormton Counsel Cun pI and was advised advisedthat avise advisedthat that he could refuse rful to recognize Mr Merwin MerwinCommissioner Mern MernC MerwinCommissioner I Commissioner C mmloner Tully Tly says 6 that tnert tner Is I no nomoney nomoney nomoney money in i the appropriation appropriatIn for his depart department deprt departmont I Imltnt mont to pay py a general inspector inRpctor even if lie had UM for one oneDr oneIr oneDr Dr Ir Webb bb Will Wi Replace the the wire In Fence FenceAronnd FtneeArnnd FenceAroend Aronnd Arnnd Ills nl Park ParkGLENS IulGLES larkGLnam GLENS GLES FALLS FLL N Y Jan 18 161ajor 161ajorDums 16Major 16MajorBurns Major MajorBurns Burns Dr W V Seward Sevn Webbs representa representative rpreflta tive in the management mngement of his great park parkin pak pakIn parkin in the Adirondacks says that as 1 soon 80n as aspracticable I aj ajpracticable practicable pratcable ha will wl replace the wire wre fence fencesurrounding fencosurounding fencesurrounding surrounding surounding it wherever it was burned burneddown bured bureddown burneddown down in last lat falls fas forest fires fe The Te elk der deer bears bars and other game animals anmal which whichescaped whichesea whichescaped esea escaped d at that time have nearly all al re returned reo reotured returned turned tured to t their thlold old haunts hauntsWoman haWts haWtsWoman hauntsWoman Woman Jlllser Had 82OOOO 82OOOOEllen 82000 520000Ellen Ellen Elen Cunningham 70 years old who whodied whodied ho hodied died of pneumonia in the City Hospital Hospitalin 1I0fplal 1I0fplalIn in Jersey City a few days do ago left lef bank bankbooks bankbook bankbooks book books showing deposits deposis of 120000 200 The Thebooks Thebook Thebooks book books were wer found in her wretched wetcrJ apart apartments apat apatmens apartmeats meats at 333 33 First FiJt street Rtret In the early earlystages ealy ealystages earlystages stages of her lle illness Iles the th woman refnsed rerMd to tosend tosend tosend send for fo a physician physican saying ebe could culd not notiford notaord notaord iford aord to pay his charges chargesMiners chargeslnfn chargesMiners Miners lnfn Acquitted eQIUed of Dynamiting DynamitingGEORGETOWN Dlarllnl DlarllnlGEOROETOWN DnarnltingGEonoaTowN GEORGETOWN Col Jan 18 10Te 16The The jury juryn jur juryin In n the case of the thirteen union men charged chargedfith carge chargedwith with conspiracy consiry in blowing up property propertyif prepert 01 if the Sun and Moon mine with wth dynamite dynamiteeturned dnale dnalereurned dynamitereturned returned reurned a verdict this thi afternoon declaring declaringill declarng declarngal al all ill the defendants not guilty uiy The jury jurytad jur tad been ben out since I Thursday U afternoon afternoonr ternon r ABOUT AOUT FURS FURSV V Fs FsA A CARD CRD FROM FOM C C C C C SHAYNE SHAYNELast SA SHAYNELast YN YNLst Last Lst year I had plans plas drawn for the purpose purpos of erecting erectn two new new buildings buildingsone buiding buidingone one of which whih 1 expected expeced to have ready by Oct oc 15 1 5 but t was wa disappointed disappinted I 1am Iam Iam am now informed by Charles Carles W Cowen Co C contractors contracors that the new newbuilding newbuidinr newbuilding building buidinr will wi be b ready redy for occupancy ocupancy on February 1 In ordir to connect connec the thenew thenew theflew new building buiding at 131 West4lstsL West41st sl with wih No 129 the plastering platering must mut be b torn torndown torndown down causing cusing a lot of dust dut which whic is injurious to the goods gos in the therom room at 129 129which 129whih 129which which whih is i filled fle with valuable vauable furs furs I have no room for fo them on the main floor floorin foor foorIn floorIn in the 42d st buildings buiding Have decided decded therefore thereore to sell sl the stock stok if possible possibleduring posible posibleduing possibleduring during duing the next two weeks wek and in order orde to effect etectsales sales have hve made madeA me meA madeA A Deep Cut in i Prices PricesMens Pries PriesMens Mens fur lined lied overcoats overcoat ladies ldies fur lined lne circulars circular and coats Mink Seal SealOtter SeatOter SealOtter Otter Oter and Persian Lamb capes cape sleigh robes robe and Auto coats cats will wi be sold at a adiscount adisount adiscount discount disount of 25 less les than former prices pricesEnormous prie prieEnormous pricesEnormous Enormous Reductions in Prices Pric s of Sables SablesRussian SablesRussia SablesRussian Russian Russia and Hudson Bay Sable Sble muffs muts and an neck pieces piece at 33 13 less les than thanformer thanformer former forer prices prkes This Tis is the greatest greatet cut I have ever eve made in this class ca of goods goodsIt It does doe not refer r fer to skins only to manufactured Dnufactued articles artces Take Tae your pencil penciland pnci penciland and figure fgue the discount on a 750 set st at 3313 3 33 t 13 off of A 51500 S1SO set st for 51000 10 1000 53000 O set se for 52000 20 2000 5450 450 50 set st for 53005150 300 00 150 articles aricle for fo 5100 10 100 and ad 575 575articles 75 75artice 75articles articles artice for 550 550NOTE 50 50NOTI o oNOTET NOTE NOTI NOTET I do not sell l blended blende or darkened dakened Busslsn ala or Button BudlD Bar BarSables Ba BaSables flaySables Sables the thecnulne genuine natural nsturalkls skins only onlyI ony onyI I guarantee Iuarsnte all a my furs fur except ecPt Fox Fox which hoh I do not recommend reollDd for forservice forserlo forseries service serviceAll serlo seriesAll All Al sizes in Sealskin Salskin and Persian Peria Lamb Lmb Jackets Jaket and ad coats cat also as com complete compft cornfiletS filetS pft assortment artment of muffs and ad neckwear nccwear la i all a fashionable fahinale furs fursWill fus fusWi fursWill Will Wi continue contnu to sell sl manufactured manufacued goods goos at a the following folowin reductions reductionsFox reducions reducionsFox reductionsFox Fox Moleskin Squirrel Bear 20 discount discountChinchilla disount disountChinchiaJ discountChinchilla Chinchilla ChinchiaJ Marten Alaska Alaka Sable Skunk 15 15Lamb 15Ermine I IErmine Ermine Lynx fynx Mink SskIn Scaiskin Pesian PesianLamb Persian PersianLamb Lamb 10 10All 10All C CAU All sales sale strictly stricty for cash csh No goods gos sent snt on approval approvalCH approvalC approvalc CH C C c SHAYNE SHAYNEMANUFACTURING SHAYNEMANUFACTRG SHAYNEMANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING MANUFACTRG FUR F MERCHANT MERCHANT41st MERCHAN I 41st 41t and 42d Sts Stsbt bet Broadway and 6th 6t Ave AveABT AveAT AveART ART AT SALES SALE AND EXHIBITIONS EJ ITONS 1 ART 1 SALES 8A AND A D EXHIBITIONS EXHIBITIONSEXECUTRIX EXIDIT EXIUBITIONSEXECUTRIX u uEXECUTRIX EXECUTRIX SALE SALEA A Truly Magnificent Magnifcent Collection Colecton of ofPorcelains ofPorcelains ofPorcelains Porcelains and Objets dArt dArtorlflnilly d Ar orlflnilly orrlnly Intended for exhibition at the th St Louis Lui Worlds Fair Fall but which hleh the sudden sdden demise demis of the owner ownerand oe ownersoil and ad manager maacr of the tnterprtae enterre bu ha necessitated neerslakd b benr being ln j cold old by auction In I order to t liquidate Iqullte hU bl afllri afllriMessrs alTalrsMessii a Messrs 1esn Cavanuzh Cvanaurh Brothers Brthers Solicitor 501clol Law Building UaUmor Baltimore are a the attorneys altreyS for the te executrix executrixday uecr CxecUttlLaIo ale 1 I ablut absolute ad and for cab cash only Large desl deposirs w wlfl D La requl required d Te The coUecton collection w will be on vew view Mon MondaYlJau8 Monday day daYlJau8 P i January at atI IS and ad sale sae will w1 commence comence Wednesday edue January Jal 3 and d the following tolowlr afternoons afeon at 230 2 2P 23 23P I 227 Fifth Fith Avenue AvenueJOHN AvenueJOHN JOHN FELL OBRIEN Auctioneer AuctioneerN N B BTe BThe The variety and choiceness of this thi collection colecto la I very el exceptional exceptonal Its total tlal value exceeds exceedsFifty exceedsFifty Fifty Fty Thousand TboUnd Dollars Dolr numbering numbrll some 5re six or seven seen hundred bundd lots lol and d Includes some very ver rare rre antique antiqueporcelains atque antiqueporcelains porcelains furniture prelain furiture flue lne bronzes brole and ad marbles mables some sme Mezzotints Meuolt and ad a tew pieces plcu of antique atiu Dutch and ad French Frenchfurniture Freeehfuriture rreccbfurnIture Avenue Fih Fifth Auction AuctionWM Aucton AuctonAvenue Rooms AuctionAYenue 238 S38FIFTH WM B BNOKJIAN D Be e FIFTH AVE AVENear A E NORMAN SOUUS SOUUSSe NORMANe NOKJIANAuctioneer e Near Se ear 3Sth St W Auctioneer AuctioneerON Auctoneer AuctoneerON AuctioneerON ON EXHIBITION EXHIBITIONMONDAY EXHIBITIONHODAT EXHIBITIONMONDAY MONDAY TUESDAY TUSDAY A 4 WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAYfrom WED8D T Ttram 6 from from8A1tto6P4 from8A1tto6P4A t A 11 to t 6 P M MA MA A Collection of Choice ChoiceOIL ChoiceOil Colecton OIL PAINTINGSby PAINTINGS by 7 V VForeign Foreign and American Artists Artistsformrd ArtI8tsformed I Iformed formed bj bjCARROLL b bi 2 CARROLL La ROY MOSHER KOSHERAXD i iAXD i AXD OTHERS OTHERSIncluding OTHERSIncludlnr OTHERSInciudint Including Includlnr several very VcrI fine lne examples exmple by byDISTINGUISHED byi byDISTINGIJ1SIIED DISTINGUISHED DSTJ GlISIED MASTERS MASTERSsale HASTEnShle MASTERSMis i sale hle lake place placeTHURS placeTHU paceTHURS THURS THU f2 FRI 18 oltt EVENINGS EVENINGSJon l GS i iPENNA Jon 21 i 22 AT 8 OCLOCK OCLOCKPENNA OCLOCKPENNAS PENNA CLUB IS TO BE SOLD SOLDFAMOUS SOLDF SOLDF4MOtS FAMOUS F tlIOS GAMBLING G4unL G HOUSE IOjE TO GO GOUNDER GOUDER GOrJXDER UNDER SHERIFFS SHERIFS HAMMER HAMMERCourt II4lJIER II4lJIERCoort II4MMERCourt Court of Appeal Decides Mnrkss ftllOOO ftllOOOMori IOOOMortgage Mori Mortgage Iortsale Race Ii 1 a Proper Poper Lien Len on It I AI AIIhousti AIIhouh Although though Airs 1 Daly Dal Pleaded That Tat the theMoney theIont theMoney Money Iont Was Wi Used tc for Gamins Purposes PurposesLONG PurposesL PurposesLONG LONG L G BRANCH BnANCI N J Jan 16 16What 16Whatv11s 16Whatwas What Whatwas was v11s once onc a flourishing fourishing and paying payng gambling gamblingplant gmbling gmblingplant gamblingplant plant the Pennsylvania PeMsylr Club is announced announcedto anounced anouncedto to be sold at Sheriffs Sherite sale to the highest highestbidder highes highestbidder bidder on Monday 1in in order to satisfy satisfyof lsty lstya a mortgng mortgage of SllO Sl00O held by the estate estateof estateof of Edward Eward M Marks Maks Mr Marks during duringhis duing duinghis duringhis his life le was a friend frlend of Philip Phlp Daly tho thoveteran thotera theveteran He at time was a apartner apartner veteran tera gambler gabler ono on tme I Ipartner partner of Daly and td a few years before beforehis beforehl8 beforehis his death advanced advance 15000 150 taking a second sacondmortgage s secondmortgage cond condmortgge mortgage mortgge against aginst the Pennsylvania Pensylvana Club Cluband Cluband Cluband and the ten tn Chelsea avenue cottages cttage to tosecure toscure tosecure secure him himMarks himIorks himMarks scure Marks Iorks died die a year yer ago last lalt summer very verysuddenly verysuddenly verysuddenly suddenly The clubhous3 was wrs still sti running runningat run1g run1gat runnigat but few weeks later Justice JusticeJ at that time a 1 wek lter J Franklin Frankln tme Fort Issued lsue his edict edct that thatgambling tht thtgamblng thatgambling gambling must go and since that tha time timethe timethe gamblng tme tmethe the income from the clubhouse has been beencut ben bencut beencut cut off offCounssl of offCoiinal Counssl for the Marks estate c8 ate exSenator exSenatorHenry exSenao exSenatoiHenry Henry S Terhune la a close friend of the theDalys theDatys theDalys Dalys and he delayed the execution executon from fromtlrao fromtme fromtime time to time In order to give tho Dalys a achance achance achance chance tme to settle Btle Mis 118 Dily Dly not long since sincerepudiated sincerepudiate sincerepudiated repudiated tho debt alleging aleging that it was wasnot wasnot wassiot not repudiate collectible cletblc as the Marks loan had ha been beenused bn bnus beenused used us for gambling gamblng purposes PUrRe The Court Courtand Courtof Courtof of Errors and ApPfals Appeals passed on the case caS9and caseand and in its decision deciion wnicn which is Is unai fnal final says saysthat sayethat saysthat that the mortgage was regularly executed executedand exeute executedand and Is a Hen len against the property proprty The TheCourt Te TeCour TheCourt Court Cour also als order order that the clubhouse clubhouB be besold beBold besold sold on Monday Mondy Jan 181901 181901Some 18 lOt lOtSomo 1901 1901Some Some persons here think the Dalys will willbe wi willbe be ready rady readywith with the cash cah and square SUre the Marks Marksmortgage Markmortgage Marksmortgage mortgage Others think the clubhouse clubhousewill clubhousewl clubhousewill will go under the auctioneers auctoners hammer hammerfor hamer hamertor for wl what It will wl bring bringThe bringTe bringThe The Te Pennsylvania Penslvinla Club Cub house hous property is i valuable valuble although it Is difficult difcult propertr to esti estimate cat catmote estmate mate what it will wi bring under a I forced forcedeile forcedslo forcedsilo silo Only a few years y as ago ag when glblng glblng1IS gambling gamblingwas was 1IS at its Is height hight Philip Phip Daly had an offer offerof olr olrof offerof of 200000 200 for his hi club and grounds This Thiswas Thiswas Thiswas was long before bfore Davy Dav Johnson sank 00000 00 In his hB Whlto Elephant which whichmany whichmany whichmany many call cal it right next nex door and which whichreally whichrealy whichreally really realy marked mrlc the th beginning of what s seems seemsto ems emBto emsto to be the utter uttr downfall downal of gambling gablng at atLone atLnl atLow Lone Branch BranchGive BranchIve Lnl Give dive Ive me 250000 2500 and the place is yours yoursMr your yoursMr Mr 1 Daly Day is reported reprted to have said once onc A Aew Aew Aew ew years yelslater later an an offer ofer of SI71owlsme SI71owlsmeMr 175000 175 000wasrnade 000wasrnadeMr was made madequarter Mr Daly heitated hesitated sti still ho holding dng to the thequarter thequarter quarter of a a million milon mark markDidnt mrkDdnt markDidnt Didnt Ddnt Wish Wal Their Hand Between Slinvei SlinveiGiusseppo 8lnes 8lnesGwseppo ShaveaGiusseppo Giusseppo Gwseppo Dcsoveno besoYlno eseveno a Hoboken barber barberwas barberas barberwas was as arraigned arraigne before befor Recorder Rordel Stanton StantonIn In that city cty yesterday eteray for violating olotng the thenew thenew thenew new barbers barber ordinance ordice Health Inspector InspectorGranelll Inpeor InpeorGrnel InspectorGranelli Granelll Grnel said ad two journeymen joureyen employed by the prisoner pr olcr failed faled to wash their emrloyE hands hands between shaves The examination btween examinaton was waspostponed W8 waspostponed postpone postponed until Wtlnext next Tuesday Tuesay AT AUCTION AUCTIONTEMPORARY AUCTIONTEMPORARY AUCTIONTEMPORARY TEMPORARY RETIREMENT RETIREMENTUNIQUE RETIREMENTUNIQUE RETIREMENTUNIQUE UNIQUE SALE SALEOn On Aount Acfount ol III I Health HealthW Hetb HetbW Healthv W v W Hart 365 Fifth Avenue NY NYThe N NYThe Y YThe The Den DenWill Dn DnWi DenWill Will Wi sell eU at PUBLIC PULIC AUCTION AUCON with withoat withoat without oat reserve resere his hi entire entre Magnificent Col Collection Colleton Collection lection leton of Mounted Ioontd Game Head Horns HornsBuffalo Hors HorsBlrralo HornBuffalo Blrralo Buffalo Moose Elk Carl Caribou ban Etc EtcA Et Etck1ns A k1ns and Buss Lions LionsTlgers Tlcers Leopards LeopardsDean LeopardlBears LeopardsBears Bears Etc Et Auto OntflU Outn In Fur FurBrlcaDrao Fu FurDrIcaBrao BrlcaDrao from Africa and Philip Philippines Phip PhippIne Philippines pines pinesSale pIneSale pinesSale Sale tomorrow MONDAY MONAY TUESDAY TUESDAYand and WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAYJanuary WEDNESDAYJlquary WEDNESDAYJanuary January ISIb I9tb and 20th 20thEACH 20thEACH la ZOIb EACH DAY At At2 a PM PMTHREE P M MJames MJames James P Silo A W Clrke ClrkeTHREE Clarke Sio I AuotoneerL A UO soneerS soneerSTHREE THREE FIRES FIEf IX BUFFALO BUFFALONuns BlFFALONons BUFFALONuns Nuns Save the Roman Catolc Catholic De Deaf f Mute MuteInstitute MuteInstitute IuteInstut Institute Instut From Destruction DestructionBCTTALO Destructon DestructonBtTlALO DestructionBtrrALo BCTTALO BtTlALO Jan 16 16Tre 16Three Three fires fres one of ofwhich ofwhich ofwhich which was wa held in check by the nuns of ofSt ofSt ofSt St Marys Zlr Roman Romn Catholic Catholc Deaf Mute MuteInstitute MuteInstut MuteInstitute Institute Instut on Main street stret until unt the firemen firemencould fremen fremencould firemencould could arrive kept Buffalo Dtralo firemen 1rmen busy busylast bus buslast busylast last night and until unt1ate late this morning morningFour moring moringFour morningFour Four firemen frmen were hurt as a follows folows Pipe Pipenun Pip PIpeman nun mn William Wiim H Carr Cal right thigh and ankle anklecrushed anklecrsed anklecrushed crushed crsed Pipeman Patrick PAtric Qannon con contusions contusion contusions tusions tusion about ribs Pipeman Pipema William Wllam C CWlckham CWlck CWickham Wlckham Wlck fracture of the right leg and andsevere andseere andsevere severe scalp wound ound Pipeman Pipman Albert Albrt Nau Naukam Naukam Naukam kam sprained sprined ankle The first fJt three threenamed threenmed threenamed named nmed were injured Injurd by a fall from a broken brokenladder brokenladder brokenladder ladder at the fire which almost destroyed destroyedthe fre alost destroyd destroydthe the plant plt of the George orge A Bay Ry Manufac Manufacturing Mnua Manufacturing turing Company at Niagara Nigaa street and andPotomac andPotomc andPotomac Potomac Potomc avenue The Th plant plnt was Wa damaged damagedto dmged dmgedto to the extent of upward of S5O 50000 50000The 50000The The second fire tre was in the Deaf Mute Institute Intitut which is l occupied Da mostly by bychildren mosty children chidren and was discovered disvered in an unused unusedroom unusedroom unusedroom room by Sister Martini She immediately immediatelysummoned imediately summoned some fomo of the other nuns and th thsisters the thesL theaistors sisters sL tor ran rn a line lne of fire fre hose from a tap in the building buiding to where wher the fire tre was burning burningwith buring with great rapidity rpidity threatening threatenng the de destruction destrction destruction struction strction of the entire entr institution Insttuton While Whilethe Whilethe Whie Whiethe the nun nUD fought the flames taes an alarm alrm of fire fre was sent snt in The firemen fremen put out the fire fro and declared that If the nuns had not notacted notacted notacted acted as promptly and bravely brvly as a they did didwith the entire buiding building might have ben been burea bureawth burned burnedwith with wth possible po sible loss of olUfel life inasmuch Inlmuoh as a most mostretired moatot mostof ot the lte little deaf and aumb dumb inmates had hadretired retired retiredThe retrd retiredThe ha retrdTe The Te third fire fre destroyed d ltroyed the hat and fur Cr store of Julius Julus W Georger GeorgeI at 102 Pearl Pearlstreet Pearlstreet street It started at 231 oclock this morn ing and was WI in the heart of the Pearl mor street streetwarehouse stret stretwarehouse streetwarehouse warehouse district At 6 oclock this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning the firemen fremn had the fire tre under undercontrol undercontrol undercontrol control and had ha confined confind it to the Georger GeorgerPHYSICIAN Georgerstore orger orgerstore store Thil This tre fire did upward of tjojoo dama damage The total 1051 loss Is about 200 200PIISIOIN 20000Q 20000QPhYSICIAN 50 PHYSICIAN PIISIOIN SUEDJFOR SUED SUEDFOR FOR 110000 110000Woman f1000 f1000Woma 10000Wonlan Woman Woma Who b Says s She Supported Supprted Him 11m as a aStudent aStudent Student Charges Carle Breach of Promise PromiseWILKESBABBB Pome PomeWIESBABRZ PromiseWILEEBRanna WILKESBABBB WIESBABRZ Jan teMies 16MI8 Rene ReneAtwood RmS RmSAwo RendAtwood Atwood Awo of lilt 1t Vine Vie street stret Philadelphia Philadelphiathrough PWladelph Philadelphiathrough through attorney Rush Ru Trcscott Trscott of this city cty today began bgan a a breach breah of promise suit sut for 10000 100 damages dmges against Dr Alexander Aexnder Dean of Scranton agnt She alleges a1ees that tht while he was at the University Univerity ofPennsylvanla ofPennsylvanlam ofPennsylvnI of Pennsylvania from m 1880 180 to 1899 189 she paid his h tuition tuiton his hisard brd board ard and bought his clothes and that thatwhen thatwhen when hen he opened offices ofcs in Scranton she fur furnished fu furnlehed nished nihe them He was ws married mared about abut a ayear I ayear year ar ago to Miss Grace Gro Smith daughter dughter of Marcus Mart city cityBurden cityDodm cityBurden Smith Smth a I wealthy resident rsident of this thiscity thi thiscity Dodm Burden Villa 11a at Newport Sfwrt ewport Rented Rfnted for 1004 1004JBWTORT 104 104NewoRT 1004Ngwroltr JBWTORT NewoRT R I I Jan I8Fairlawn I8Fairlawnthe the Newport Newrt residence reidece of Mr II and Mrs lIJs I Townsend Ta8nd Burden Buren has been ben rented rente for forthe lorthe forthe the summer IUt season lsIn of IM 10 to William Wilam B BLeeds BLd8 BLeeds Leeds Ld8 of New York Mr M and and Mrs rl Burden Burdenare Burdenar are ar to summer smer abroad abrea and ad this ths is II the first firsttime fr8t fr8ttm firsttimis time tm their villa ila has ba been rented rentd It is i one oneof oneof of o the te finest Fest estates eate on the t1e avenue avenueL 1 L ART Afti ftAUSS AANfllX11D1TION9 ANH EXHIBITIONS IIOS 1 AHT A T8 BALES SMESANDEXfllflfli05 SMESANDEXfllflfli05American AND ANEXHIIIXS EXHIBITIONS EXHIBITIONSAmerican u u uu u American Art Galleries GalleriesMadlvon Y1 1 1Ma4lon Madlvon MiI0Q Square Squr South New York YorkFREE YorkFREE YorkFREE FREE VIEW 9 A M UNTIL 6 P M MTwo 1 II 4 Two Noteworthy V teworthy Public Sales AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION COLLECTIONof of Works in inPastel inPaste inPastel Pastel Paste Oil Oi and andWater andWater andWater Water Colors Colorsby by tbe late lateJ lateJ lateJ J Wells Wels Champney ChampneyA A tNA tNAit N A AA AMA MA A pathetic patbeto Interest iteret attaches atthe to the theCoarnpney tbehmpney tIlehampney Coarnpney hmpney pictures picus Bio m was wane a moat mst engag ena lag in personality prnltyand personalityand and his h tragic tgo death termin terminated termn termnate ternainated ated ate a acareer career carr which whch had h long been b watched watchedwith wahe watchedwith with interest Intrst and sympathy syi psthy by troopS trp of offriend otfrien offriends friend frien both bth laymen lyen sypaty and ad artists ait The Thepresent Te Teprnt Thepresent prnt present exhibition in held under uder the te aus auspice aUIpio auspio pice pio pio of a I More Ir of the latter lttr whose wh0e names namesas nmes nmesu as patrons patrn are a recorded rrde in the catalogue catalogueand and one of them Mr John La L Fargo sup supplies 8UPple supplies plies ple an a appreciative approtve prefatory p fatry note to that thatpublication thatpublcaton thatpublication publication publcaton From all al this th tho sale Ble should shouldundoubtedly shouldundoubtely shouldundoubtedly undoubtedly undoubtely receive reive some impetus but the thetruth thetruth thetruth truth Is that Mr 1 Champney Champney was possessed possessedof pses of gift gif by virtue vIrue of which certain oern of his hisworks W Wwork hisworks works work should make mke a successful sucCI appeal to tothe tothe tothe the public publo without wthout any adventitious aventtou aid aidThe ad adThe aidThe The sale le of his hi pictures picur takes te place pla next nextweek nexteek nextweek week eek on Thursday Thuay and Friday Friday evenings evenngs It Itdeserves ItdeJes Itdeserves deserves deJes to be b well wel attended attende atteadecLTribune atteadecLTribuneEach Tribune TribuneEach Trbune TrbuneFh Each separate lpate artlat artltBueher artistBoucher Boucher Chardin ChardinDarid Cardln CardlnDaTd CliardinDavid David DaTd Grouse OrUe Mignard lgn Nattier Natier and even evenVan eenVan evenVan Van Dyck Dyckhave have their thei special spel character chatr of oftouch 01touch oftouch touch and ad lightness Uhtn0 or severity everity imitated imitatedaccentuated Imtte imitatedaccentuated accentuated altnat by this ths change of material materialThese mtr1l materialThese These Tee copies copie are a eminently eminnty records rords and andas andas andas as such in their accuracy araoy eminently emnentyeu emnentyeuctonal edu educational oducailonal cational ctonal Copies Cpl of such luh excellence exclence are areguides a areguides guides gde that tht nothing can replace rplae and are arequite ar arequite quite as a rare aa 8 great gat origns originals But Butwhere Butwhere Butwhere where Mr Champney Is not known are a his hiswater hs hswater hiswater water colors from nature Had H he fol followed tollowe followed lowed lowe out this ths side of painting paintn we should shouldhave shouldhave shouldhave have had ha a series ede of landscape painting paintingof pantng pantngf of f value marked by of the great grea mke one greatest greatestof gatet gatetof of all al qualities quate that tht of absorption aborton in the thesubject thesubjet thesubject subject subjet John ohn L l La Forge ForgeTo FargTo ForgeTo I To Be Sod at Unrestricted Unretrice Public Publc Sale SaleOn Sae SaeI SaeOn SaleOn On Thursday and andFriday andFriday andFriday Friday Evenings Next NextJanuary NextJanuary NextJanuary2lst January January2lst 21st 21 st and 22d Rare Treasures TreasuresOF i OF OFOLD oPOLD 1 1f f OLD JAPAN JAPANBunkio JAPANBunkio JAPANBunklo Bunkio Matsukis MatsukisCollection MatsukisColection MatsukisCollection Collection Colection of ofRare ofRare ofRare Rare Wood Carvings Ancient AncientPewters Ancent AncentPewtlrs AncientPewtiirs Pewters Pewtlrs of China C1na and Japan JapanGarden JapanGarde JapanGardcn Garden Garde Decorations in i Stone Stoneand Stoneand Stoneand and Bronze Objects in Jade JadeEnamel JadeEnamel JadeEnamel Enamel and ad other Treasures Treasuresof of Historic Hitorc and Artistic Artstc value valueFormed valueFone valueFood Formed Fone 1 It it is i to be inferred inerre with the theauction theauclol theauction auction auclol room ro in view vew this ths collection colectoQ never neverthelese nerer nevertlieleee thelese thelC rests rt not upon a plane of pure com commerclaliam cm cmmeriam cornmercialisin merclaliam meriam but upon one of really realy artistic artisticsignificance Isto IstoIgnfcc ertistlosignificance Ignfcc significance It I embraces embrae two classes clle of ofobjects ofobjet ofobjects objects objet unfamiliar uaUa in the market mrket here Mr MrMotauki MrMatsuki rr rrMuk Motauki Muk baa b brought brulht from Japan a quantity quantityof quantty quanttyof of of rery ve interesting Intertng garden gaen decorations deoratons io iostone 108tonan instoneand stone 8tonan stoneand and bronze brne and an a even evn more Qore striking strikingbody strikil strikingbody body boy of work in pewter The Te lanterns lanter and andfigures an andfigures figures fgr for the garden are ar handsome bits bis of ofcarving ofcng ofcarving carving cng and while whe they thy might at first frt seem seemtrifle eeel seema a trifle trifo incongruous incongroU in an American en environment envronment citvironment vironment vronment their strangeness strngeness would woud soon soonwear IOQ IOQwel soonwear wear wel off or and their intrinsic Intrinlo picturesquenwa picturesquenwawould plotuesuene plotuesuenewould picturesquenesswould would make mal itself iselt felt in an effective etrectv man manner mannr mannor nor nr The To pewter pewer follows lolows in form and In Indecoration 11 11erato inxlecoration decoration erato the style of Japanese Japanee objects objectain objet objetin in other metals meta8 which have hve long been beenfamiliar ben benlamlal beenfamiliar familiar lamlal in this tW country countr but it pojeessea pojeesseaa pO O a quality quaty of ite is it own in texture and in ton tonwhich tonwhich toni toniwhich which should commend it to t the American Americancollector Americancolectr Americancollector collector colectr The collection cleton is rich in fine fne wood woodcarvings woodcartinge oo carvings cngs including Incluing not only many mny figures figuresin fgur in high relief rlef but a number of beautiful beautifultemple beautif beautifultemple temple tmple doors It contains contans also o eom eomsuperb 80msuperb sornsuperb superb paintings paintngs on jwood ood Though Thougl the themere themere themere mere curio crio is i not absent absent from frm the exhibition exhibitionthe exhibition the te latter ltel Is I strongest In material easily easilyput eaU eaUput easilyput to decorative No doubts doubtsto put deortve purpose purose as asto asto to the authenticity authentcity of tho work it I contains containsare contall are ae inspired Inspir On the contrary we do nob noboften noboften notoften often see se in this th city cty a mass ms of Orientalia Orientaliafor Orental Orientalffor for sale se which wh is i BO uniformly unlonly what wht it as assumes M assumes value vaue sumes to t Tribune TribuneDates Trune TruneDates TribuneDates be that tt is I of historic htorio and a artistlo artistlovalue artsto artstovaue stjsttovalue Dates Datesof Afternoons of ofJanuary ofof ofof of ofSale I January January21st22d23d Sale Sal 21st22d23d 21st 2 1 st 22d 23d i The Sales Will Wi be b Conducted Conducte by b Thomas Toms E Kirby of ofTHE ofTUE ofTHE THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS 6 East 23d Street Madison Squar South SouthYAMANAKA South SouthYAMANAKA SouthAMANAKA YAMANAKA AMANAKA Collection CollectionA I A Special spec ial Exhibition Exhibitionand i iU U 4 and Sale of Antique AntiqueWood Wod Wood Carvings Carlns Furitur Furniture Brass BrassPewter ira BrasgPewter Pewter and andThlngs Things Buddhistic BuddhisticFrom BuddhisticProm BuddhlsticFrom From Temples and Palaces of ofJAPAN ofJAPAN i iJAPAN JAPAN and CHINA CHINAWill Will Be SOLD at PUBLIC PUBLC AUCTION AUCTIONabsolutely AUCTIONabsolutely Wi B I Iabolutely absolutely without reserve reserveat reervc reserveatthe i iat at atthe the theFIFTH thoFIFTH I IFIFTH FIFTH AV ART GALLERIES 366368 36 5th av near 34th 3th st stOn at atOn f If I IOn On the Afternoons Afernons of January 28 2 29 and 30 Commencing at230 at 230 oclock oclockFREE oClok oClockFREE FREE EXHIBITION DAYS January 25 2 26 and aod7 27 from 9 A n nuntil r 11until I until unt 10 P AL ALJAMES M M MJAMES I IJAMES JAMES p SILO Auctioneer AuctioneerNOTE AuctioneerNOTENo AuctioneerNOTENo NOTE NOTENo No effort efor in research reearc or prexpense expense expns ban he been bee spared eped to make this ts collection collectiontbe colect0 t ttbe tbe most mot comprehensive comprehenive artistic aistc and practical pracic that tht has hs yet been ben offered ofere the th world worldoutside worldoutside vrorldoutside outside of Japan Japa Our recognized recogized and established etbUshe reputation reputaton among art a connois connoisseurs conoi connolsseurs I Iseur seurs seur and ad collectors clector at home and abroad is sufficient sufcent guarantee gatee of the articles artces de de described j jscribed r rscribe scribed scribe herein It is unnecessary unecesry to state stte to our ou friends frends and ad patrons ptron that tht the supply supplyof of these treasures treues is becoming bcoming exhausted exhau6t and in a short shor time tme their importation imporationmU willbe will willbe 1 be an impossibility imposibity imposibityBy By order and under uder the direction drecton of ofMessrs ofMessrs s sMessrs Messrs Messrs YAHANAKA Company CompanyOSAKA c cOSAA OSAKA OSAA Japan NEW EW YORK BOSTON Mass lIas LONDON LO1ON Eng EngNEW Eg EngNEW t I NEW NEW YORK ART GALLERIES c cJ J 2 West 28th St SI Cor 5th th Ave AveOil AveOil rl rlOi Oil Oi Paintings Water Colors and Pastels PastelsOrdered PastelsOrdrred Pa5tolflOrdered Ordered sold by the executors of the late W E Tefft Ter and Alma T Wight 1111 Stern Sternand Sternand llra llraand and Rushmore Rlshmare attorneys atornrn together torethlr with wih tho private collection eoleoton of II I Knlehtnf linlghl of Phli Phlideiphla Phla Phiiadeiphis deiphla out reserve and nd a few fw paintings direct from American artists artsts All Al arc to he lt sold old witn witnout withut b bout I e eARTISTS reerve ARTISTS REPRESENTED REPRESENTEDJan RPRESE ED I 1 1J4n C CJan Jan Monchnblon MonchnblonBnnchezPerrier Moncblblon R Ernst ErnstLoon Gee Inni Innss ss ssChas t tSanchezPerrier BnnchezPerrier BnnchezPerrierAlonzo Loon BlclMTt BlclMTtA Rchfrt Cha Chas Baker BakerFrederick BakerAlonzo alfr t tAlonzo Alonzo Perez PerezV Pe ez A H Diffenbach Diffenbachlames DUfenblb Frederick Freerck Remington RemingtonW RemlnrOl I C CV V Verestchaeln VerestchaelnFelix lames M Hart HartJ W w A Brook BrookW BrooksFelix I IFelx Felix Felx Verestcbln 551cm 551cmA J J 0 Brown BrownRlclgway Bro W T Richards RichardsCeo RicMrt RichardsA r A Brochart BrochartConstant Rlclgway Knight KnightGo Knlrht Ceo Aldrich AMrtrhErnest Al1rirhCOMtant AldrichConstant Constant Mayer MayerA Go Of H Smlllle SmlllleOeo SmlUe Ernest Erpst Parton PartonCarle PortonA A Perboyr PerboyrA Oeo H McCord McCordThomas Carlo Carle J 7 Banner BannerJ fpnntr fpnntrA r A Fabbri Thomas Thoms Moran MoranSale J H Dolph Dolph8ale DolphSale Sale Tuesday evening January 10 at 815 P M MJOHN MJOHN 1 JOHN FELL OUIHFX O8lUENAuetinnPe Auctioneer r HUSBAND TOOK DOG TO BED BEDWife nEDWlte lIEDWire Wife Objected and Trouble Touble Occurred Oeenrtd bnt bntow bntNow butiow Now ow All Al Is 1 Tranquil TranquilROOSEVELT Tanquil TanquilROOSEVELT TranquilRooanvatv ROOSEVELT L I Jan Ja 16 IOFrlends Friends of ofMr ofMr ofMr Mr and Mrs trs William Wiiam Smith learned learne with withpleasure wth wthpleure withpleasure pleasure pleure that Mrs r Smith Smth has ha withdrawn withdrawna wihdrawn wihdrawna a complaint of assault aqsuJt against a anst her husband husbandwhich hWband hWbandwWch husbandwhich which she brought before Justice Justce B V VClowes VCowe VClowes Clowes Cowe The cause of the assault naault nissan It was a adoc adog adog dog which Mr Smith Smth was wa very ery much at attached attohe attached tached tohe to t and which he insisted upon taking takingto to bed be with wth him hm every night nightMrs nlhtMr nightMrs Mrs Mr Smith Smth did not object to this thi very verymuch verymuch er much at first ft but it is said ad the dog got ot lead ten fleasand leadand and that started a quarrel quarl Her husband husbandhowever husbandhoever husbandhonever however hoever insisted insillte that his dog dOl should sleep in the bed b Finally FI Mrs Smith was awakened awakenedone Kwakeneone one morning morn by ay the dog putting puting ite 1 itspaws paws pawl in inher inher inher her face fa She strenuously objected objecte and andin andi andin in i her complaint complant says her husband huband struck struckher struclhel struckher her several times tmes She then left her hus husbands husbanda husbands bands teera house hOU6 and went to live ve with relatives relativesIn rclatVB In Hampstaad HampstaadFriends Hsmpt HempateadFriends Friends Frends of the te young couple have man managed mn mnae managed ae aged to have hvl them acres r to live le together togetheragain tojethel tojethelalan togetheragain again alan Mrs 1N Smith Smih withdrew her charge chargeand chargeand chargeanti and her husband husbanc says aYI the tbl dog shall shal no longer longersleep longersleep longersleep sleep In their bed bedIowa bed1ow I Iloa Iowa 1ow Dank Assign ASIr AssignsMovr AssignMOUUT MOUUT MOtT ATB AY la Jan 18 lBTe 16The The Citizens CitizensBank Citzen CitizensBank Bank of Mount Ayr owned by b Day Dun Dunning Dunnng Dunning ning nng made a general assignment a8gnent today todayin tay tayIn in favor of its is creditors creditrs The T assets Met and andliabilities andUablties andliabilities liabilities Uablties are not given The Te bank ban was wasestablished wasetabllahed al established e tabUsl twentythree twentythre years yea ago PENSIONS PE SIS FOR CITY OIr EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEESAurniblyman EUPLOYEEASllmbllan E1IPLOYEESAsseniblynian Aurniblyman ASllmbllan Reniscn Will lllnlrodnce Introduce a HID HIDto 10 11111to c cto to Provide Povde One by b Assessments AssessmentsAssemblyman A15men1 MsessinentiAssemblyman c cAlsmblyn Assemblyman Alsmblyn Jacob Jacb D Remeu ReD cl of Brook Brooklyn Brookly Brooklyn lyn ly announced announc yesterday that tblt he h Ii hal bad J Jbill I Ibill bill bi in preparation preparton providing for a retire retirement retirment retirsmont ment pension pnsion for old city cij employee employP The Thenecessary Ts Tsnecsry Thenecessary necessary necsry fund is to lie made I up lp by assess assessments aoses3moats 1 1monti moats monti on tho salaries of tie t11 employe 1lrll and andin andIn 8 8In in case of a deficiency do clenc I per pr cent Int i to I Ilevied II be belevied J Jlevie levied levie on the excise excl e funds In 1 ncltinon ncltinonthe adltiioOthe the employees employes in all the municipal mn i I de departments deprtment is ispartenents partments clerks in the th Sunrcma tiurt tiurtmay l ourS ourSmay lr may prtment my be included Include cerk as a beneficiaries berefcarl 3 Mr lr Item Itemsen lleysen sen sn says that tat already 14000 SHO ha ha has bean btn sin sinscribed Ii l lscribed T Tsnbe scribed snbe toward the odtablishmsni Otblihf cf e efund fs fsfund b fe fefund fund fundIt fundIt II IIIt It is I provided provde in tho bill bi that empl cmre crp1oe crp1oewho rw rwwho o owho who have served sered thirty years t3r may m ifla b bretired he heretired retired retir on half ha1 pay pa but that tht the te pensions pensionssliall perglon pensionSshall shall never be less les than thn 5600 S6 600 The Miyor Miyorthe 3vrthe shal the Comptroller and the City Chamberlain Cliaraberlainare Chamhlf Chamberlainare al b bare are to to Cmptroler he the retiring reUrig board the Comptroller Comptrollerbeing Comptrolof CornptrQflstbeing h hLelg being Lelg tho administrator admnistratr of tie tl fund fundMJE1IEVE t1 t1a t1flELIEVE a MJE1IEVE BLIEVE AND CURE CUBECoughs CUREe CUREetst etst Coughs Colds ColdsAsthma ColdsAthma ColdsAI AI Asthma Athma Bronchitis BronchitisHoarseness Bronchis BronchisJoarcness BronchitisHoarseness e Hoarseness Hoarsenessnnd Joarcness st stond iv and Sore Throat ThroatF u 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I i t t tI I THE SUN SUNl SUNBAY YtJANUARX17t JANUARY J7U904 904 15 HANNA JANNACALLSTHE CALLS CALLSTH THE IO CONVENTION CONVENTIONS NYENTION NYENTIOND S AD 4I D Kri fxPMIVS MNS WHY WI IT WAS NOTJJt NOT NOTIIOE NOThONE hONE JJt B KAnn IAIlLIEII LAIZLILItDoefll EH EHDoesnt 1I 1Doe I Doesnt Doe nt lillTrr Front 0111 the Form rm Uttrt In InIIMXI n IIMXI 100 Incept In the Paragraph Relat Relating RelatInl neiatIil Inl Iil ing to the lleprcsentatlon or Terri Terrllurlw Territorln Ternlurks lurks Which IIICII Meets New Conditions ConditionsWASHINGTON C4ndltlonlSIllNoroN CndIUonsvAsIuNaroN WASHINGTON SIllNoroN Jan 10 10Senator Senator Hanna Hannarliairman Hannadalrmau HannaairrnaI rliairman airrnaI of the Republican National Natonn Com Commitlee Cemmlttr Cornniittte mitlee mlttr returned Ietlmed to Washington Wahington from frm Ohio Ohio1hortlv Ohiohortlr OhioliortIy 1hortlv before lfor noon non today and a few fewhours fewIiol fewhour hours Iiol later ho issued ill0 tho call cl for the meeting meetingof metng metngof National Convention Conventionen of the Republican Rlpublcn Natonl Cnventon CnventonNI next Before issuing the call callIhp cah1the en June it 2 I Defor 18ulg te cal disclaimed ulterior motive motivein the Senator discaime any ultrler in withholding it until unt this time tm despite despitedie deplto depltot it t die alleged altged fears IIar8 of some of the Presidents Presidentsfriend Prsidents President8I 1 friend fripndr that ho hoped to prevent prvent the early earlylioldiriK earlyJolding earlyJoldirig lioldiriK of State conventionsand cnventonsand the elec election elecIC eleetn IC tion of If delegations celegltion instructed Intructe for Roose Roosevelt R flooseTie velt plt Tile call cl for tho convention conenton follows followsJo folow Jo 70 7 o Ihr ic if Ktpublitan rlJhlcan Kltctora Niceor ol the Ilc United Unitedtitnlca UiIcds 3 titnlca titnlcaIn Ilel 1stcl 1stclIii In accordance Itcordance with established estnb1shed custom custommil clstom customIMI mil 111 In obedience to Instruction Instrulto of tho na national naInna niitinnal tional 1 convention lonvcnton of l 110 1900 on the national Mtonll Re RepublicHi ReIe Ree Ie e Inna publicHi plblcan conuniltee lommitce directs that thlt a I national nationalconvention nntonaJ nntonaJOIHllon nationalN convention OIHllon of deleifatcs delltK of the Republican Republicanparly Republcan Republicanpirty r N parly pul be held at lt the city of Chicago in the theIstiiti theI I 1 Istiiti tal or Illinois 11101s for the purpose of nominat nominating 10 ing Inl candidates lAndid tes for President and VlcePresl VlcePreslilent VIcPEsl VIcPEslf icePreslf f ilent to bo voted votEd for atthe Presidential PrEsldentaJ elec election elecOI dee deelion lion OI Tuesday Tle day Nov O 81804 H IDOl and for the trans transaction transr r action ict Ion On of such other business busln1s as may IIY properly properlycome proprly properlyy 1 ne t0t1C come oI1e before he fore It and said convention cOIen convenIon lon shall shalliiwinble shnl shnli shalli i iiwinble IFzcmble ctnble lt at t I 12 oclock ocock on 01 Tuesday Tuesda tho Hist Histd lat IstdA latdy d dA dy y of If 1 June Jule leo itMHThe tU0 I 1 The he Republican HepubUcRI electors clecor of the several severalBintos levrl levrlw severaliii iii Elates Intcs und Iml Territories the District of Co Cohmibln Co Colmbll Cohirnbli w hmibln lmbll Alaska Ahlal Indian Territory errlory and nil niloilier al alloilier f oilier olhlr electors without wlhcut regard to past polltl polltlcnl poUt politir 1 r cnl adUlations alllllons who believe bcleveln In the principles principlesof I of the liepublican Hepublkll party pnrt and indorse Indore its itslollcies ItsoUd ItspoIicie poIicie lollcies oUd are cordially cordlal Invited to unite under underthis underQ underflue Q this thf call aU in the selection selecton of candidates for forPresident rorl forqm l qm President Irczldelt anti 111 VicePresident VicePresidentSaid lcelrlldent lcelrlldentaid Said aid national ntonalconventon convention shall shn1 consist of a nnumber ani anuynbtr number of delocatesatlarce dcllatesatlnrge from each eachStnte ealhIQ eachI 11 ni T IQ I State ftate citial to double the number numbr of United UnitedHlHtes Unltld UnltldIiatrs Unitedt t HlHtes Iiatrs Senators Hllltor to which each elch State Stlte is I en entilled el 11 tilled tild led and Ild for each Elch Itepresentatlveitlarse ItepresentatlveitlarseIn IepresentntveltIlre IepresentntveltIlreII 1 In II Contrrefu Iongrel ofldreai two delegatesatlarse IeratestIllrge from fromenih rromralh frompath s path tonuress olrss ongress district dl trc and the District Districtof i of Inlumhia nilmhla two delegates from each or the theTerritories thoa theA a Territories 1lrrltorlcs of Arizona New Mexico Mexic Okln Oklnhnmn Oklad d baum hnlA Hawaii lawul and Indian Territory Jerrltor six sixdi sixdplrsatcs MxIS IS di dplrsatcs delcgates leeatrs from Alaska four delegates delegatesFor delegntE g For each delegate dfleute ti iegate elected to said xcon xconveittion con conIt conL It L veittion nton an alternate te delegate shall shal bo b elected electedIn In caw lA of absence Ib ence of the delegate such alter nlternnto nier niernAtr alternete t nnto delegate dle lte to be elected tlected at the time tle and andin andin 1 in the manner of electing electn tho delegates delelltes All Allfleletrattti Al 1llI 1 fleletrattti elegAte shall shll be elected not less les than thln thirty thirtydays thirtydAIB thirtya a days dAIB before the meeting meetlg of tho national notonal con conTNitlon conL conLI L LI TNitlon eutol Delegntosntlarse Dlciatesltlarge shall hal be b elected electedhjr electedIt letedby and Territorial conventions conventionsof State hjr hI popular popllar conventons conventonstr It of tr which at least lea t thirty days da s notice notc shall shallhave shnl shnlI have been published publshed In some somE newspaper or orrewpnpers ort orreccepilpers I 3 rewpnpers 1P plprs of genera gentrl general circulation crculaton in tho thorespective thorlpche thorespective t respective rlpche States HtltCB and Territories TerritoriesThe Ttrltorles TtrltorlesThl The Thl Congress Conrtss district delegates shall shallIIP 8hal hnllbe IIP I elected by conventions conventous railed cale by the Con Congress Congr Congre gress gr gre commute commitee of each district in tho thomanner thomanner themanner manner of nominating nominatng the candidate cndidate for a aIrpresentatlvn aIpre aI Irpresentatlvn Ipre cntato in Congress COnlreM in said sid district districtprovided distric districtrroricled I provided Irondcd that In any an Congress Conlress district districtif districtnwrc districtrwre if lure there Is no Republican Republcan Congress Congressonimlttee COnleM COnleMIlmflpp Congressoninifttee Ilmflpp onimlttee the Republican Republcan State committee committeefhnll commlteo commlteohal committeehall hall hal appoint from among omon the Republican Republicanresidents Rermblcan Rermblcanrlsident Republicanrfddents residents rlsident In such district a committee commitee for forthe forthp forthe the purpose of calling Cllng a convention conventon the dele delesntes delegates delegates gates to represent said district districtThe districtTe districthe The Te he flection fleclon of delegates delelatls from the District DistrictI I of tf Columbia lohunbla shall shll haI1 be held under umlertho the direction directionanil directon directonnnd and of election board supervision slJlrvlslon an electon com composed conipoeil om 0 posed Pd of Mr Chapin Drown Mr George Georlo H HHarries Hlarrle8 HIIIrries p Harries larrle8 and nd Mr John P Cook Such board boardehill boudFhal boardhali Fhal ehill have i1ve authority to fix Ix the date of such suchelection slch slchclllon suchIition election clllon and Ind to arrange nrrnlO all n11detnls details and regu regulations regulAtons reguIttions lations lAtons incident Inchtlnt thereto and shall shll provide providefor vrovldofor providefor for a registration of the votes cast such suchreirlstrntlon suchrlllstrnton suchrecistration reirlstrntlon rlllstrnton reltstrlton to Include the name and resi residence resiten dence ten of eadi voter Territorial delegates atea shall shnl be elected electedIn electl In the th manner 1lner of nominating nOllnatnl lltes candidates candidatesfor MnddltE1 for Delegates Dellltcs In Congress COnlrEM and delegates delegatesfrom delegatis delegatistrom delegaUstrain from Alaska Ala kl and nld IndIan Jndiln Territory Erltory shall shal be befleeted bedpcIld beelected fleeted dpcIld hy popular popilar convention conventionAll conventon conventonAl All notices s of contest conte t shall Mhal be submitted submittedin Ilbmltte in Al writing wtltng notc accompanied Iccomplnie by a printed printf state stateconteBt Itate Itatempnt statempnt mpnt lellnl setting forth the grlfvancE1 grievances of the theIonlesl theontest conteBt Ionlesl whieli whih which shall shal be hI tlfwlth ified lleawith with the secretary secretaryof spcretar spcretaror of the national nationl committee commltpp twenty days dUYI prior priorto vrlorto to the meeting 11etlnl of the national nlto1o1 convention conventionContests conventionContests Contests will fi be acted on by the national nntonll onenlon onenlonContpsts con convention eonPnton cone e vention In the order of the date of the filing filingof Pnton 11 ling lingof of notice and statement with the secretary lelretnn IKHRT S HEATH HEATI Secretory M I l A t HANKA IASNA Chairman ChairmanHie Chnlrmnn11P Chairmanilie Hie 11P call cal for the convention cnventon does doel not differ difer from the lie form form used uR in 1000 10 except excpt In the thl paragraph par mph relating to the repre representation rpr reprosentation sentation lntaton of Territories Territorie in the convention conventionwhich conventionwhich n nr which was changed changr to meet mot new cnvent conditions conditionsIn cnditons cnditonsIn r In regard rejlrd to the storied Itorie about his alleged allegedmotive aJeged f motive in withholding wihholding the convention cnventon call calluntil cl calluntil until unti this thil time lmp Senator Sntor Hanna said today tody As Al to what some lome people pple have assumed assumedwas 3umed 3umedwas was a delay in issuing i81ing the call cal for the meet meeting met metIn meeting ing In of the national convention cnventon I have havepet haveI1 haveset pet I1 no new precedent pn cdent that I can see se As AsI I rpmember it Gen Clarkson Clarksn who is an anactive anact anactive active act IVe worker workerin in the field feld again did not I issue issuethe 1Bue 1BuetliA issuethe the call cal for the national natonal convention oonventon when he was 08 chairman chairan of the national nntonal committee committeeuntil cmmitte committeeuntil until unti nearly nEarlr two months monthl after afer the meeting meetinghavo meetng meetngof meetin meetinof of the commitee committee to slect select the date I have waited thirtyfour days daj8Now daYI daysNow Now to satisfy latify this thil curiosity cljOity After Aftr the thenational thenational 1 national nRtonal committee commitc met here lost lat month I Iwent II IWent I went ent to New York and was wa sick Ilck there a week Then I went home to Ohio and was sick lck there ther wek In the thE meantime meantme there had been bn many com complaints complaints cornplaints plaints about the hotel rates in Chicago Chicagoand Chicagof Chicagoand f and Ind there wore wer many strong demands that thatthe thatthe thattue the executive exeutve committee committe actually actualy hold a ameeting l meeting mrtng and consider cnsider a change in the con convent cn cnenl convention vent vention enl ion city As soon son as I was able to go I Isituation Int Iwent went nt to Chicgo Chicago and went over the whole wholesit wholesituation situation situationWliile sit situationWhile laton latonWhie While Whie all al this was going on the sub subcommittee subcommitee subcommittee committee appointed at tho national commitee utonl com committees commileel cornfltitteos mittees mileel meeting was WI doing its il work and It i is i only onlytbl this morning morln that the report of ofthis ofthis ofthis rpor this gul suhcmnmlttfe siibcrnnmittee commU e has ha come in This Thisclears ThiscleaN clears clpar the way fpr Issuing I the call callOne cal calIOne Thi I One of the reporters rprters who called cale on Senator Sntor Hanna had the temerity temerty to ask him once oncemore oncemor oncemore more in regard to the use us of his name as a acandidate aea acandidate candidate ea nridate before the next Republican Ilpublcan na natipnal national naUonal tipnal tional convention onvcnton The Senator Sntor answered answeredwith nnsweredwih answeredwith with wih some Iom irritation irritaton 1 am not going to say any more about that he said MI I dont see so why I should be boexpected befx1ctpd beexpecteti expected fx1ctpd to do so s That was long ago a aclosed aclossd closed dOid incident Incdent Already Alrady I have gone boyond the bounds hOlndi of selfrespect slrespt in answering ques que tions tOI about ahout that matter muter and 1 shall shul not dis discuss discUIt discuss cuss cUIt it any Iny further furher I am a Republican Ilpublcln and J intend to do my duty as a worker for tho thoparty thoIart theforty party Iart nator nltr Hanna said fid that the hotel ar arrnnif arrn arrane rnnif rn 1 rents rpntl reiit in Chicago for convention conventionTvpok cnventon conventionvek Tvpok k were werl satisfactory There Th re would be no noexorbitant noexrhiant noetorhitunt exorbitant exrhiant charges charge for rooms rom8 and there therewould therelould therewould would lould be no 10 tioovercrowtlingofdelega overcrowding overcowding of delegates delegat Ar ArrnincTent AI Arrnngerents rnincTent rnn1trcnt for seating sfutngthe the delegates delegnt and andinn I the rl8t rest inn i or iw the tiimieucu audl audience mce in In uio the convention conventIon to Hall hul worn wer completed l mpleted during Mr cnVlnton Hannas Msit left to Chicago The Te hall hal will willat seat about Ho on pernons peln and nd the seating 8fatng plan as I do cided cdf upon 11011 will i Mr Ir Hanna thinks tllnk8 prove prve convenient rnvenient and satisfactory sat racto to everybody everybodyuiinLANDs everboy everboyIJUIJS everybodyIR uiinLANDs IR IJUIJS I4 VIS SENATE FIGHT FIGHTurrnaril FIIT FIITIfrnard FiGhTlttriiarii urrnaril Ifrnard Carter artlr suer May lie a Compromise Compromisellet CompromiseIlt Conipromigellctwetui llet Ilt llctwetui ween weIl Smith Smih and ant Ilayncr IlayncrBumioiiK nnler nnlerMonr IlaynerJan BumioiiK Monr Jan 16 IOThe 1 The Democratic Democraticnalorial Demoratlo Demoratlonalerial Ic Snatorial nalorial caucus cucus scheduled Ichouled for Monday jlht night at at Annapolis Annapols is II awaited awaied with intense intenseinterest Intens interest InlreRt Interest Until UntllMt lost Friday exGov Smith Smithreared Smih Iho who is the cholc choice of flue organizton organization ap reared lrec areiI to have a winning lead but opposi opposijwn opposiQn jwn IQn Qn has hn developed d eloPd in unlocked unl oed for quarters Th Ihi Democrat Plocmtic lo leaders leader could probably quarer force hi his nomination now but they fear nonlnton bICii leh eh a course courH might II ht impair the usefulness usefulnessi Ilefulnfss tf of tl tie i organization and probably affect probhly afect th tl chancen chancs next year Thl rhn opposition oppsiion to Isidor lhlor Rayner Ryner is as aswini a pronoiflc4i prJoulled ns ever nor are the attacks wini flIfl I made upon the party prty managers managersiKtge m ntacks helping hi iiq cus cause U Ryner Rayner II is eleted elected ngr h he Lemortc enyritt organlrton organization must ao aoI aiatge iKtge I ge defeat de at nnd rather rther than thn take takey tko nUl Oily y chances chanC chian It would not surprise any anyone anyonenon one onewould If non none of the cndidtes candidates surprse now In the feld field would woull Iw nominated nomlnnte 1 no ho man mln of the hour is believed bleved to be beJ Iruarl Hernartl Carr Carter r of this city acknowledged on cr10 J of of the ablest nhlst lawyers lawc In the State and a ariich a8lch 8lch RallCh riich Democrat Ofmocrat Mr Carter Carer would unrolhllldy lfldollt nonl leldy receive rfciv tho support of those thosncmmiicH thoS thoseeOlltiiits cmmiicH Ulil on onlhe the Kastern J EieternShorc terShor Shore now opposing opposingi oppllnl PXCOV 5Xl Vl Smith nnd ho is also acceptable to Uio tu i other candidate cnddtc cnddtcfo al acptble fo n I ANTIROOSEVELT ANTIRdiSEVELTM ANT1ROO EVELT MOVEMENT MOVEMENTRepublicans MfWEMENTRCpuhllcni MENT MENTRepubUcl Republicans RepubUcl ofthe of the Upper Mlchliran Penln Penlntula P5011sula teVpprMlellln penln penlnlulaOPIN tula lulaOPIN oppotea to III I Camtldaey CamtldaeyDETROIT Cncd CantildasyDIITROIT t tDBTROITMloh DETROIT DBTROITMloh Mich Jan lOIYell 10Wql1lnrored 10Wql1lnroredlpublcn 1oqllinforaned 1oqllinforanedRepublicans Informed InformedRepublicans Republicans lpublcn who whoha have ve lately been bn in I 11 the th up upper uppr upper per pr peninsula pninsula of Michigan say sy that th t a persist persistent prlk persi persient ent antiRoosevelt antROvel movement Is op O in the theiron theiro lolhithe lolhitheIrn iron Irn iro n and copper coppr copperreglona regions of oUhl otthis this State and that thatthe tht thtthe thatthe the railroad rirad and rgons steamship tea l p companies compnie are arebehInd nrabehind behind bhind It The ThoJovement movement they explain explainis eplal is being bing conducted cnduced quietly quiet The attention atenton of the th upper uppr peninsula peninsulaRepublicans pnlulla pnlullaRpublcane peninsulaRepublicans Republicans Rpublcane is being blng called caled to the tle sugges suggestion suggeeton suggostion tion ton that Roosevelt Rovelt Is I not a safe man mn that thatthe tht thtthe thatthe the recent rcnt depression depr8lon in the stock and andmoney andmoney andmoney money market was wa due dve to fear that he might mightsecure mightsour mightSecure secure sour another term ter as a President Prsident and that thattho thatthe thatthe the prosperity prprty startedduring staredduring the McKinley Administration Adinitrton is I likely lkely to go aglimmerlng aglmmerng chair chairNot chairNot if I Roosevelt Rovelt j jNot is continued cntnued in the Presidential Presidentialchair Prsidentil Prsidentilchair Presidentialchair Not much mach is being bing said sid about the Hanna Hannaboom Hannaboom Hannaboom boom boomMATUEWS boomUATIIEUS I IsVitTliEIFS MATUEWS UATIIEUS CANT CI1T lIE TREASURER TREASURERI I And Seerctcry Seret ry Too TooCounty TooCounty County Committee CommitteeMust ComDltee ComDlteelUuGt CommitteeMost Must Get Another Han HanGov ManlotS Ian IanGo Gov Go lotS Odells OdIs friends flends at the Republican RepublicanClub Rpublcan RpublcanClub Club said sid last night that that it would not be bepossible bePossible possible p08ihle for him to make mae Armitage Aritag Mathews Mathewstreasurer Mathewstralurr Mathewstreastirer treasurer tralurr of the Republican Republcan county com committee commlHco cornniitteo mittee the Governor GOerlor had made him secre secretary scr secretary tary of the committee commite arid rd he couldnot couldnothold culdnot culdnothold couldnothold hold the two offices officesTho of oflicesThO s sM Tho M Governors Goverors friends friend toted tted out the theconstitution thecntuton theconstitution constitution cntuton of the committee cmmittee which an announces announees i inouncs nounces nouncs that the secretarys secrts salary mlry shall shal be I 15 3000 35 a rear and that M he shall shal devote his hisentire hisenthe hisentire entire tune to t the business buslne of the office officeMr ofce ofceMr officeMr Mr Mathewss friends said that Mr MrMathows MrMathews MrMathews Mathews was wa quito content cntent with his present presentplace prsent prsentplac presentplace place plac and salary slay andthat and that there was wa no salary salaryattached slar sam samattached attached to the place of treasurer atthed tthe pla trasurr although althoughMr altough altoughMr Mr Mathewss 1athew s friends pointed pintld out this thisexceedingly thisexceedingly thisexceedingly exceedingly Interesting Intrstng paragraph pgraph in the theconstitution theconstuton theconstitution constitution constuton of the county cunty committee committeeTim commitee commiteeTho committeeTue Tim treasurer treaurr shall shal receive rcive and hold holdIn holdIn holdin In trust all al funds of of the committee cmmittee and andwhen andwhen andwhen when in funds fundt honor all al drafts draft made by bythe bythe bythe the executive executve committee committeeWith cmmite committeeWith With Mr Mathews out of the running rnning the Governors friends said sid that thatwhle while they believed bleved that Charles Charle Shandoh Shandor might meet meettho meottho meetthe tho Governors requirements rquirment as a a treasurer treasurerother traurer traurerother treasurerother other names name would be b submitted submited to him himwhen himwhen himwhen week when he comes cmes to town some time tme next nextweek nextweel nextweek HAVENT IfET PAID POLL TAX TAXAbout T1XAbut TIXitbout About Abut OOOOO 000 Voters otrs In Alabama Will WIIole WIIolethe Lose LoseI Losethe the I lie Franchise I This Tis Year YearBIRMINGHAM far farBIMINGJAM earB1nMINoIAl BIRMINGHAM BIMINGJAM Ala Jan 16 10The The failure failureto faiur to pay the poll pol tax according neolding to the provi provisions prvl prvllon8 provisions sions under the new fW Constitution Consttuton of ofAlabama ofAlabama ofAlabama Alabama which entitles entts citizens citzen to exer exercise exercse exerelse else cse franchise privileges pr ieges will wi probably probablycost prbably prbablyct probablycost cost ct 00000 00 votes votlS in the elections eletol this year yearThe yearThe yearThe The time tme for paying the poll pol tax ta will wl ex expire expir oxpiro pire pir in February Februar and only ony half hal of the reg registered regi registorecl istered i tered voters Have lave paid the tax taxThere tnxTere taxThere There Tere are a little ltte over 195000 1950 legal voters voterswith voterewith voterswith with life le certificates rttcates in the State includ including incud incuding including ing about 2000 20 negroes negres Tho first frlt year yearthoro yer yerthore yearthere there were wer 47000 40 to fail to pay the poll polltax pl polltax tax a requirement rcqulrmnt of the franchlsa frnchls3 privi privilege privilege priviloge lege In Birmingham Birmngham the largest Ilrgelt city in the State less than 1000 10 have paid the thepoll thepol thepoll poll pol tax against 2500 0 two years ago agoPoliticians agoPolichll agoPoliticians Politicians Polichll of each party pary are appre apprehensive npprehenshe approhensive hensive that Alal Alabaa Alabamas amas 1 vote is ii going to I be beunder beunder e eunder under 100000 10 100 0 000 Those ThoR who failed faied to pay the thetax thepl thepoll pl poll tax the frst first year e wi will have to py pay that thattax thattax tax and this thi years tnx to get It ot the privIlege prmlugoof priviog of voting votng either in primaries or elections electionsThe eletions eletionsThe electionsThe The Republicans Republcans are suffering suerng as a much muchas mucha as a the Democrats DemocratsTO TO ELIMINATE ELJIATE ADDICKS ADDICKS84OOOooo ADDCKS 84OOOooo 8400 Suit or Bay na state Gas Ga Said lald to toHave tonave tohave Have Polities Behind It PHILADELPHIA PILDEIJA Jan 16 10That That the suit Iuit of ofReceiver ofRciver ofReceIver Receiver Rciver Pepper of the Bay State State Gas GasCompany GasCempany GasCompany Company against J Edward Eward Addipks its itspromoter itl itspromoter promoter for tho recovery rcovr of 14000000 1400 of ofalleged ofalegedIlgal ofallegedJllegal alleged alegedIlgal allegedJllegal jllf gal profits prftl marks mrk markajh the fall fal of the thegas thega thegas gas ga man mn is asserted red here and In Delaware DelawareAddicks Dlawar DelawareAddicks Addicks is said sid to have hve been ben betrayed btrayed by bythe bythe bythe the men in whom he placed plac the most faith faithThat faithThat faithThat That there ther is a big political poltical move back of ofthe ofthe ofthe the suit is ii also all asserted assertedThe Ired IredThe assertedThe The leaders leder of the Republican Rpublcan party have hvo tired trd of the fight fght against Addicks AddicksIt Ad prty ickl It I is said sid that tht they they are behind bhind the receivers receiverssuit rivers riverssuit receiverssuit suit and the plan is to ruin Addicks utterly utterlyAnnouncement uterly uterlyAnnouncement utterlyAnnouncement Announcement of the elimination elminaton of the theas thegas thegas gas as man mn from frm the politics pltc of Delaware Delawar has hasbeen hasbeen been ben made mde by the Regular Republicans Republicansthrough Uepublcans Uepublcansthrough Itepublicansthrough through their Wilmington WiminJton newspaper newspaperThere ncwR newspaperThere There Ther it Is said sld that J Edward Eward Addicks pr prTher la lano 1 isno no longer a political pltical factor and therefore thereforeho theror ho will wi not be discussed discused intho In the future futurI By Byputting Byputtng Byputting putting puttng Addicks out of the fight fjht there ther is isnothing isnothing isnothing nothing to prevent prvent the Regular Reglar and Union UnionRepublcan UnionRepublican Republican Republcan parties prte going together tOjetherandcry togetherand and carry ing Delaware Dlwar In the coming election electionSEND electon electonSEND electionShND SEND ItRYAN BRJAN TO THE SENATE SENATEStrong SfNATEStronl SENATEStrong Strong Effort fTort to He le Made to Capture the theNebraska thoZebraska theehraska Nebraska Zebraska Legislature LegislatureOMAHA Lttslature LttslatureOmHA Legislal ure ureOMAUA OMAHA Neb Jan 16 10WilamJennings 10WilamJenningsBryan 10William William Jennings JenningsBryan JenningsBryan Bryan may my be the next Senator Snator from frm Ne Nebraska N Nbrka Nobraska braska brka succeeding succeeing Senator Sntor Dietrich Dietrch whoR whose whoseterm whoseterm term expires with this thlf year and whose whosesuccessor whol wholsucBor whosesuccessor successor sucBor will wl be b elected cleced next nex January JanuaryThe Janur JanuaryThe The free silver Democratic Democrtc leaders loader of the theState theState theState State have evolved evolve a plan whch which they be believe behove hove love will wi land Mr 11 Bryan Bran in the United UnitedStates Unlte UnitedStates States Senate Snte and a carripaign cmpign having that thatend thatend thatend end in view will wi be started stred immediately immediatelyTo Immedlntelr ImmedlntelrTo this result it will be To reach reah wl necessary necessaryfor necssr for theDemocrats theDemorats to elect the Legislature Legislaturethis Lglliatur this thl fall fal and every effort efort will w1 be mode mae to toaccomplish toacmplsh toaccomplish accomplish acmplsh this thil Especially popular men menwill menwill will wi be b placed plac in nomination nommaton Espialy in in each Och county countyin cunty cuntyIn in the Stateand if necessary neay Presidential Presidentialvotes Pesld Presidentialvotes ntal ntalvotes votes will wi bo b exchanged in order that Bryan Bryanmay Bran Branmay Bryanmay may win the Legislature LegislatureThe LegislatureIhe The fir firfavor fght fight which II is expte expected to end In Infavor infavor favor of ui Bryan y yrailroad wi will be made on two 18uc issues issuesrailroad railroad rirod taxation taxatoQ and domination dominaton and tho thoDietrich thoDetrch theDietrich Dietrich Detrch alleged alege bribery brbr cases casC Bryan Bryanwill Brranwl Bryanwill will bo ba a member of the Nebraska Nebrka delega delegation deleja delejaton delegation tion wl at the Democratic Democmtc national natonl convention conventionand cnventon cnventonand conventionand and ton will w1 probably prbbly head the State delegation delegationCROKER delegaton delegatonCROKER delegationChOKER CROKER MAY MA AI NEVER 1EJm RETURN RETURNWhat IlETURNWhat RETURNWhat What Never NeverPtdlctR NevcrPrcdietn Predicts Democratic Demorato Silo Success Suo Silocess cess This Year earCram Cram Out of Politic J Sergeant Srgeant Cram former forer Dock Com Commissioner Commlsloner Cornmissioner missioner mlsloner and an intimate Intmato personal friend friendof frend frendof friendof of Richard Rcl ar Croker returned rtured yesterday yesterdayfrom yeterday yeterdayfrom yesterdayfrom from Europe by the Cunard Line Linesteamhip LinesteamhipLucnia steamship steamshipLucania steamshipLucania Lucania Lucnia with a few extracts from recent recentconversations reent reentconvertons recentconversations conversations convertons with Mr Croker Here lere are aresome ar aresome some of them themI I have hve bought a place in Ireland as asprepare asyou asyou you know and I am going over there to toprpre toprepare prepare tho Irish Irsh vote for Tammany TammanyI Tammny TammnyI prpre I am glad McCIellan McClelln is I elected eleed He la laa II Isa a clean cut good man mn and can bo depended dependedon depnded depndedon on cen to do what is right rightI rightII II I think the Democratic Democrto candidate for forPresident forPlide forPresiderft President t will 11 be b elected Ileted I dont dont know knowwho Imowwho knowwho Plide who he will w1 be but he will w1 win this year yearI yearII II I may my never return retur to America Amerca but butspend butspend butspend spend the rest relt of my life lfe between btween Wantage Wantageand Wantageand Wantageand and my place in Ireland IrelandAbout Irland IrlandAbout IrelandAbout About Jlc himself himsel Mr 1r Cram said ld Like LikeMr LikeMr LikeMr Mr Croker I too am out of politics politicsOPPOSITION pollc pollcOPPOSITIN politiesOPPOSITION OPPOSITION OPPOSITIN TO MANLEY MANLEYIt VANLEYI It I Decides npeldtl on Got el Hill 111 M a Hit m Successor Successoron on 01 the he ncpnbllcan Republcan National Committee CommitteeAUOUSTA Commitee CommiteeAUGUSTA CoiiiiiiitteeAUGUSTA AUGUSTA Mo Ire Jan ID 10lt It is I announced announcedhere announce announcedhere here lr that the political pltcal enemies enmie of Joseph Josph H HManley HManley HManley Manley will wi willoppQse oppose opps hit hil reelection reeleton reeie tion as al a ainem ainemher mem member membr her br of the Republican Rpublcan national natonal executive executivecommittee exeutve exeutvecmmite executivecommittee committee cmmite for Maine It I is I Bald sd that tht the thoonpoflitton theOpfRIUon theopposition has decided Coy John F FHill FHill opposition OpfRIUon hal dolde upoii tqo joii Gv Hill 118 as Mr Manloys 1anleY8 successor sueosr The Te report reportis rprt rprtII is II of the utmost significance lignlfcance In view of ofMr ofMr ofMr Mr Manleys announcement that he will w1 be bea ben bea a candidate for the Republican 1tpublcan guberna gubernatorial gubera guberatorlalliomlnaton gubernatonal tonal torlalliomlnaton torlalliomlnatonIlr nomination nominationMr Mr Ilr Monlfiy ManllY has been a member membr of the thoRepublican theRpublcan theRepublican Republican Rpublcan national ntonal committee commitee for twolve twolveyears twolvayears vlvey years y a and is i ii also ali a memborof membrof the Republican Republicannational Rpublcan Rpublcannatonl Republicannational national natonl executive oxeutvo committee cmmitte He was waschairman Wi waschairman chairman chairan of tho Republican Rpublcan State Htutccoqlmltr committee committeefor coipmitteefor part for partof sixteen of 1001 101 years year resigning resignng in Ilhe the latter latterpartof later laterpart latterpartof i DEMOPOPS ARE th BETTiNG BOS BOSMAY SUSY SUSYMAY DEIOPOPSARGETTIHGBUSY J MAY HAVE IAVE A SEPARATE SEPARATECONVE1 CONVEN CONVENTWft IJONVENT104v TWft ATSTLOUIS ATSTLOUISConference AT ST I LOUIS LOUISConference UIS UISConference Conference There Tero on oo1ullntonl Wa WuIktntoni liln toni Mlrtli Mlrtliilay DrU DrUday IiIrthilsy day toDraw torw to Urw a Line Le for the Demo Democratic Demoeratie cratic Convention Counntonto to Toe or Not to toToe toToe toToe Toe as May Ilay Happen lappenOryn ilappenfiryans Bryani hopes IlopeiThe Ilop hopesThe The Theetrme extreme Bryanltea Bralte and the tbePopuUsts tbePopuUstsIn Populists Populistsin Populistsinthispart in inthispart this thi part pat of pfthe the country cuntr are ar getting up upan upan upan an agitation aglaton against aainst the selection sleton of a aDemocratic aDmortc aDemocratic Democratic Dmortc candidate cdldatewbo who will wi represent representonly rpresnt rpresntony representonly only ony the te conservative cnsrvatve elements of the thoparty thepary theparty party partyJ pary paryJ J A Edgerton Egoron of Denver has hI been ben in the thecity thecity thecity city for some days day past pat conferring cnferrng with withtho withthe withthe the Populists Populsts of this tbl and other Eastern EasternStates EasternStates States State as a to the action acton that party pry will wl take takeat tae taeat takeat at the St Louis Luis convention conventionIt onventon onventonIt It has been bn decided decide to hold a conference conferenceof cnerence cnerenceof of the leaders Iedor of the People party prty at St StLouis Stlui StLouis Louis lui on Feb 22 2 At that conference cneen a aplatform aplatfor aplatform platform platfor will wl bo b tentatively tntatvely adopted nopt and andan andan andan an effort efort will wi be b made mae to secure su promises promisesthat promisesthat that its planks will wi bo b incorporated Inoorprate in the theplatform theplatfor theplatform platform platfor to be b presented prsent to the St Louis Louisconvention Louiscnventon Louisconvention convention conventionThe conventionThe cnventon cnventonThe The Populist platform as a so far suggested suggestedwill suggest will w1 recommend rommend Government Governlcnt ownership ownerlhlp of railroads riras and telegraphs tlegraphs the te establish establishment etbUh etbUhment establishmeat ment of postal 10sta savings banks the adoption adoptionof aopton aoptonof of an inheritance inerlto and ad income Incme tax t the else ele tion tonof of United Unit States Sttg Senators Senator by te popular popularvote popularVote ppulr ppulrvotj vote votj the abolition abolton of tariff trif duties dutie on articles articlesmanufactured artlclC articlesmanufactured manufactured maufatur by the trusts trust and the passage passageof ple pleof of bills bil having for their purpose puros the te break brak tag Ig up of the trusts trustsUnleB trustsUnless Unless UnleB tho Populists Populst get some Bre kind of ofan ofa ofan an a assurance IUlanc that these thete planks plank will wi be in inserted Insrto insorted sorted srto in the regular rgulr platform platorm of the Demo Democratic Democmtc DemoerotIc erotIc cmtc convention cnventon it is their teir purpose to t I hold a separate separat convention cnventon of their own I in St Louis Luis in the some sae week wek as a the Demo Democratic Dmo Dmocrato Democratio cratic crato convention cnventon and to nominate nominte a can cn didate didat who will wi represent Iepreent tho Fopulistio Fopulistioviews Populsto Populstoviews Populisticviews views views the Democratic Dmoorato and the te extreme extrme party Bryan Bran elements element of oftho ofthe ofthe When Mr Bryan Brn was WR In this city on his hisreturn hisrturn hisreturn return rturn from frm Europe Ep he had a conference conferencewith cnfernc conferencewith with Charles Carle A Towne Melvin G Palliser PaliiserJudge Judge Seabury Sabur and James Jaml8 B Weaver palserl of 0 oi Iowa 1802 who was wa the Populist Populst candidate cndidat in 1802At 182 At that conference conernc Mr Bryan Bran said he was wasanxious wa wasanxious anxious anxloU to unite unie all al factions fatons of the Demo Dcmocrats Demo Demoorate crats of the country and at his IIi suggestion Mr 1 Towne promised promie to draft a 8uKgeiton platform for presentation prContatol to the national natonal commit committee committee tee that would bring brlnp about thatJinity Gen Weaver said at tho time tme that the thesuggestion thesuggeston thesuggestion suggestion suggeston was wa a a good one and promised promisedthat promise promisedthat that if the platform submitted submited to the con convention conventon convention vention venton was wanot not too conservative his branch branchof of the Democratic Dmornto consrvatve party plty would support supportthe supportthe supportthe lrnnch lrnnchof the candidate selected Ilected at St Louis LouisOHIO Lui LouisOhIO OHIO 01 UOOM IlOU FOR PARKER PARKERThe PARIEn PARIEnTie The Tie TimesDemocrat TlmcDlmorat of Akron Picks PicksHim IlekIln Him Iln Out as a Model lodC1 Candidate CandidateAKRON CantiidatcAKRoN 3IUdate 3IUdateAKRON AKRON Ohio Jan 16 10Te 10The The TimesDemo TimesDemocrat TimcsDemoea eraS ea this thll evening started starcd a boom bom for Judge JudgeAtlon Judget0n JudgeAtlon Atlon t0n B Parker for President PrCipelt Presi lent The Te edi editorial litoral cditonal tonal toral article artcle says saysFortunately saysForuntel saysFortunately Fortunately Foruntel tho Democracy Democrac of the thecountry thecuntr thecountry country cuntr I Is no not committed cmmite to the alternative alternativeof alterative alterativeof of either Cleveland or Olney Among Amongother Aong Aongother Amongother other men not less ICable able and fully fuly as s avail available avai available able Judgo Parker at this moment holds holdsthe holdstho holdsthe the most prominent prminflt place He is already alreadythe alrady alradythe alreadythe the favorite in the South At homo ho hohas hohas hohas has a popularity of more than the favorite favoriteson favoritosn favoriteson sn son order orlrand appulari and he h is not condemned cndemned by any anyThere anyTher anyThere There Ther la I thus thW thrown into the scale tho thoimmense thofmmel theImmense fmmel immense weight of a State having tho thoheaviest thoheavest theheaviest heavest heaviest electoral electorl vote where wher tho Repub Republicans RepubIc Bepublicans Ic licans m are rentagainst arrntagalnst a presumable candi candidate cnndldate candidate date of erratic ertc record cn whom no one really reallylikes raly reallylikes likes politicians hate and business bu dis trusts trustsTho trRtS trRtSThe trustsThe The Democracy Democrcy has before it an op opportunity opprunly opportunity portunity to win wil and deserves desrve a return rturn to topower topower I Ipower power prunly Such a man mn is Judge Jldg Paruer Paruerwhoso Parer Paruerwhose I Iwhose whose singleness nglene of purpose purs whose whog pa patriotism patriotsm patriotism triotism makes mkei him put self fel behind and andwhose andwhos andwhose whose triotsm whos par prty y loyalty loyaly Is 8 Unsuspected Iinsuspcted and andunqucs andunquestone andunquestioned unqucs unqucsIIVIR unquestone unquestoneWAl unquestioned unquestionedWAR WAR WAl OX SENATOR QUAltLES QUAltLESState fUAI1LES fUAI1LESState State Administration Administrton of Wisconsin W cnsln to Try Tryto Tryto to Elect Iec Cooper In Ills Ils Place PlaceMADISON Plac PlacMADSON PlaceMADISON MADISON MADSON Wis Jan 16 10Acoring 10According According to a adeclaration adelarton adeclaration declaration delarton made today today by Gen Gln Bryant BryantGov BrynntGov BryantGov Gov La Follcttes Foletes campaign manager manger tho thoadministration thoadmlniltmton thoadministration administration admlniltmton forces fore ore ar to try to prevent preventthe prent prentthe preventthe the reelection releton of Senator J V Quartos by bythe hytho bythe the next Legjclature L Matur The declaration delarton made modewas madewa madewas was wa that Longrlmn Congressman Cooper Coopr hitherto hithertosupposed hiher hithertosupposed supposed to be an antiadmlnistrationist antiadmlnistrationistwould antnmlnistrtonist antnmlnistrtonistwould antiadministrationistwould would suppo l he o the candidate of the Governor Governorfor for Quarless QuarlOs seat seatThis 8eatThis seatThis This leaves leave only three thre Congressmen Cngrmen in inthe inthe inthe the State Statl whose scalps calp8 are ar not sought by bythe hythe bythe the State administration Ominlstraton and the three thre are arodaly aredaily daily daly expecting expetng an attack atack from frm the Gov Governors Governors ov overors ernors erors friends rrend The T e two against whom whomthe whomthe whomthe the fight fght will wH be centred cntr however will wi be beMr b beMr Mr Quarlcs Quarle and Congressman Cngrsman Babcock BabcockATE IabcocltA7E BabcockA1E ATE THE TIE STEWARDESSS STEJWl SS CATS CATSPets CITS CITSPets 21TSPets Pets on the Noordland Noordlnnl Given by a Countess CountessEaten CountesEaten CountessEaten Eaten by an Immigrant ImmigrantPHILADELPHIA ImmlrantPILDELPHI lmniigrantPWLADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PILDELPHI Pa PaJan Jan 18 toMI 10Mrs Mrs Dooley Dooleystewardess Doley Doleystwarde Dooleystewardess stewardess stwarde of the liner lner Noordland had hadtwo hadtwo hadtwo two cats cat They Tey were given her by the theCountcES tie tieCountess theCountess Countess pf Ecklln Ekln and were wer named Salome Salomeand Salomead Salomoand and ad Haydee They Toy were wer tho parting pnrtng gifts giftsof gll gllof giftsof of the Countess when Mrs Mr Dooloy Dolcy left lef her herservice herserle herservIce service serle as a housekeeper houkoeper to become beme one of oftho orte ofthe the te steamers stamers force forceThese forc forceThese These Theo cats cts were wer always well wol cared for foron foron foron on the Noordland Five days day overdue overduethe overduethe overduethe the Noordland Noorland reached port this th week weekThose weokThoe weekThose Those Thoe five fve days dy hit the steerage stlrge hard har in inthe Inthe inthe the way of provisions provilon Most M0t of the immi immigrants Immigrnt immigrants grnt grants thought they might almost almOt as a well wellbe wel wellbe b be shipwrecked as W go hungry hungryBut hungryBut hungryBut But the cats ctt were sleek and fat It I was wason wason wason on last Wednesday Wednesay that Mrs r Dooley first firstoticed frt frtatce firstnoticed noticed atce the absence absnc of her pets When the theNoordland theNoordlnd theNoordland Noordland Noordlnd docked and thoy had not yet yetappeared yetapCared yetappeared appeared apCared she re grow grw alarmed A search searchwas sarch sarchwas searchwas was ordered orderedUnder order orderedUnder Under the bunk occupied by one of the theItalian theIala theItalian Italian Iala passengers two silky siky skins were werefoftnd werefotnd werefond fond fotnd The remainder romlnder of the thecat8 cats was wasgone waegone wasgone gone The Italian Italan explained explaine that he had hadrun hadrn hadrun run rn out of provisions The Tm fatness of the thecats tle thecats cats had tempted him He caught them slit slt their throats and lived for days dayson on their bodies bodiesI bodic MI I shall Ibal stuff stuf them said Mrs Dooley Dooleysorrowfully Dooleyrrwfuly Dooleysorrowfully sorrowfully rrwfuly MTey They reminded me re so 1 often oftenof oren orenofhe oftenofthe of ofhe the Countess CountessOE Cuntels CuntelsGEN CountesslEN OE GEN OORDONS GOn O I WILL WILLSnug wnJSnul JEILLSanE Snug Estate In Realty Urly and In Securities SecuritiesLeft Securites SecuritesLef SecuritiesLeft Left Lef to Ills 111 Descendants Dtseendanil DtseendanilllCON DcscendaulsMACON DescendantsMACON MACON llCON Ga Jan 10 10On 10Oen Gen John B BGordons DGrons BGordons Gordons Grons will wi was wa made mlde about abut six months monthsago month8ago monthsago ago and was wa witnessed wltnead by old comrades comradesIn cmres cmresIn In arms arm It I was then thel deposited depsitd wth with Joseph JosephMoCord Joe ph ph11cCr phMoCord MoCord 11cCr cashier clhiur of the Third National NationalBank Natonnl NatonnlBank NationalBank Bank in Atlanta Atanta and ale along ng with wih it were ere some someof somoor someof of the stocks and bonds bnds disposed dispsed of in the theInstrument theIltront theinstrUiflerit Instrument InstrumentSoutherland Iltront IltrontSutherland Southerland Sutherland the Generals Generalf old home at atKirkwood atKirkwod atKirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwod near Atlanta Atanta and his il Taylor Taylorcounty Taylorcunty Taylorcounty county cunty plantation plantaton are ar kept intact by b the thetestament thetestament thetestament testament descending desening to his hil heirs Ihoir in a ablock ablock ablock block to t bo b divided held or disposed dispsd of ofas ofI ofas as they may determine determine There aro stock stockand stockand stockand and I bonds bnds in the Lowery Lwery National Nat nal Bank Bankof Bankof I of Atlanta Atanta one of the oldest and most mClt sue successful suoce8ful sueceasful cessful ce8ful banks of that city aggregating aggregatingalmost aggrgatng aggrgatngalmost aggregatingalmost almost 40000 10 000 There Ther is a block of Louis Louisville Lul Lulvle Louisville ville vle and 100 Nashville NaRhvle securities rcrtc8 and a snug snugholding snugholdlnR snugholding holding In tho Southern Suthern These Tes stocks stocksand Itoclts Itocltsand stocksand and bonds bnda represent rprsent GonGordonareceipts GonGordonareceiptsfrom Gen GenGordons Grdont neJptl receipts receiptsfrom from lectures lecturesIt leturo leturoI It I was WI thought generally generaly that Gen Gn Gordon Gordonwas G Gordonwas don donWi was Wi not wellto welt welltodo welltodoAn do doAn o oAa An Appeal for the Ovrrlrrleatcd OvrrlrrleatcdThe Ovrlrrlrated OvrlrrlratedTho herlrnigatcdThe The International Intoratonfl Association Asciaton of Machin Machinists Machin1st Mackinlsts ists 1st has officially ofcaly advised advisd its members to toslow tolow toslow I slow up on the prevalent pruJmtcutn custom of treating treatingofficers treatng treatngom treatingofficers officers om rl of the Grand Grnd Lodge when they theyarrive theyarrve theyarrive arrive arrve in a city cty It says HS that a man lan who whodoes whodo whodoes does do not want to drink ought to bo allowed allowedto alowed alowedto to refuse refus without being considered cnsidered dis discourteous dlscurt disedurtecus courteous curt us t 4 REARING liEAR NOlNTl LV THE lsllOOT S1UOOT CASE CASE1Hli CASBHI CASEflu

Hli HI Counsel Declares DeclarlTla That Smoot It laNot laNotItNever Not Notand Notand ItNever and Never Ha luOema Been a PolygamUt PolygamUtWASHINGTON Polypmlt PolypmltWASHNGTON Po1arnlstWASnINOTON WASHINGTON WASHNGTON Jon Ja 18 1iTheSentoCom 1iTheSentoCommte 16The Tho Senate Com Committee Cornrnlttee mittee mte on on Privileges Phlegol and an Elections EetoM met metthis metthi metthis this thi morning to t hear hea counsel cunl In the matter matterof mter mterof matterof of the protest prtes alantthesalng against the seating of the theHon thelon thelion Hon lon Reed Re Smoot as a a Senator Sratr from frmUtah frmUtahTe Utah UtahThe UtahThe The Te protestants prttants were wer represented rprnte by former foner Representative Rprsnt tvR R W Taylor of ofOhio ofOho ofOhio Ohio Oho and Senator Snor Smoot Smot was wa represented representedby by Augustus Augustu S Worthington Worthingtn of Washing Washington Wahing Wahingtn ton tn and an Waldemar Waldemr Vancott Vanctt of Salt StLke StLkeCiy Lake LakeCity Lakecity City Ciy The Te hearing this th morning moring was wasmerely wasmerely merely merly to t ascertain leraln from frm counsel cunl tho line linoof lne lneor lineof of evidence evidenc they proposed prls to t bring brng out outto outto outto to determine detrmine the scope spof of the hearing bearng Mr M Taylor presented prsnt the protest prtett which whichmakes whch whchmkes whichmakes makes mkes a number numbr of charges against aanstlr aanstlrSmot Mr MrSmoot MrSmoot Smoot Smot the principal prncipl one ole being blng that the thofirst tbefrt thefirst first frt president prsident and a majority mjorty of the theapostles theapotes theapostles apostles apotes of the Mormon Church Churh are arpolyga arpolygamists arepolyga arepolygaxnlstE polyga polygamists mists and living lving in polygamous cohabita cohabitation cohabitaton cohabltation tion ton that Mr Smoot as a an apostle aposte was waacognizant wa wascognizant cognizant cognant of these thes relations rltoM and a connived connivedat connve at and encouraged encourged them Mr Taylor Taylorsaid TaylorMid Taylorsaid said that the famous manifesto mnifesto Issued IBued by byPresident byPresident I President Prsident Woodruff W odrf abandoning abandolng polygamy polygamywas I IWI was WI not now to be b found in the book bok of the thelaw thelaw law of the Mormon Church ChurchMr Churh ChurhMr ChurchMr Mr Smoots Smots counsel made mae the specific specificdenial spclo spclodela speciflodenial I denial dela that Mr Smoot was wa a polygamst polygamstor polygamist polygamistor or that he had h lived lve in n polygamous plygamou co cohabitation 00habitaton cohabitation habitation habitaton They dented donl that he had hadencouraged ha hadencouraged encouraged ecourge or connived cnnive at violation violaton of the law by others other and mode the assertion assertionthat assertionthat me alerton alertonthat that ho hoha had counselled counsele obedience obeienc to t the thelaws thelaws thelaws laws of the Unlt United States State the AntiPolyg AntiPolygamy AntPolg AntPolgamy amy laws included includedMr Include IncludedMr Mr Vancott Vanott who b I a Gentile Gente made the theadmission theamission theadmission admission amission that First FIlt President Prldent me Joseph JosephSmith Joeph JoephSmih JosephSmith Smith of the Mormon Church is Smih Curh a polyg polygany plyg plygalt polygarnist alt arnist le He did not know however whether whetherany whetherany any Mormon Moron was wa now living lving with more mor than thanone thanone thanone one wife wifeWhat wIe wifeWhat What have hare you to say in reply rply to the tliecharge thecharge thecharge charge that Senator Senntr Smoot has taken an anoath anoth anOath oath oth as a an a officer ofcer of the Mormon Church Churchwhich Churh Churhwhich Churchwhich which is in violation of his I volaton hi duty as a a Senator Senatorof Snator Snatorot of Burrows BurrowsWo Burrw8 Burrw8We BurrowsWe tho United Unite States State asked 8ke Chairman ChairmanBurrows Chairmn ChairmnBurrw8 ChairmanBurrows We deny that thatlrr Mr Smoot Smot has hn overtaken overtakensuch ever taken takensuch takensuch such an oath replied rpled Mr Vancott The Thebars Te Tebr Thebars bars br are ar down and the committee cmmite is in invited Invite invited vited life vite to investigate Invetigate every eer act at of Mr Smoots Smootslife Smootsle Smootsilfe lifeMr le Mr Smoots counsel contended cntende that the investigation llo3tgaton should be confined confne to a period perioddating prio perioddating dating datng from the admission amiion of Utah into the Union UnionWhile Ulon UlonWhie UnionWhile While Whie not directly dircty disputing disputng the power powerof powerof powerof of the committee cmmitt to go Jo Into Int matters mater pre previous p provious vious to that date they argued argue that tht the thewholo thewholo thewholo wholo question quOton hinged upon Mr Smoots Smootsacts Smootact Smootsacts acts act after becoming becmlng a Senator upn Snator and that In no event could culd the Senate Senat with pro propriety pro propriety priety prety go into the history histor of the Mormon MonnonChurch MormonChurch Church and people pple after afer the slate Ilate had been beenwiped ben benwlld beenivipeci wiped wlld clean c n by the admission adml8lon of Utah Uth as a a aState aStte aState State Stte and the proclamations prolrnatonl of Presi Presidents Pri Pridents Presidents dents Harrison Harr80n und Cleveland granting grantingpardon grntng grntngpardon grantingpardon pardon to all al persons pllon who had abstained abstainedfrom abstine abstainedfrom from frm polygamous plvamous relations rlatons after ater the dates datesnamed dntC datesnamed named If I the committee cmmittt were wer to go back backin bck bckin backin in its 11 investigation InvCltgatlon Mr I Vnncott Vanctt held heldonly heldonly heldonly only cases CMei should Ihould be investigated Invetgated where wherepersona wherepronl wherepersons persona had been pardoned prdoned and had hadsubsequently ha hadsubsequentlv subsequently lubquentv pronl violated violatd the law Mr Van Vancott Vanctt Vancott cott ctt made the specific splfo statement Rtatment that Reed ReedSmoot R ReedSinoot Smoot Smot was not a polygamist poly amist and had harl never nevereen neverbon neverbeen bon been een one and that that evidence evldenc would be b forth forthcorning forthcming forthcoining corning cming to prove the statement statementThe stiltement stiltementThe statementThe The committee cmmitc at 115 oclock ocok went went into intoexocutlve Int intoexecutive executive elutve session Rcsion to discuss discl the question queton of ofholding ofholding ofholding holding hearings and tho scope to be b given givento Ihen Ihento given givento to them Adjournment Adjourment was scp taken without withoutdefinite withoutdefnito wIthoutdefinite definite defnito action actionMovements actionMovements acton actononmCnts Movements onmCnts or Naval Vessels VesselsWASHINGTON VesselsWASIINOT0N essll essllWASINGTON WASHINGTON WASINGTON Jan 16 10Tle 10The Tlie monitor monitorMonterev monltgr monltgrMonterey monit9rMonterey Monterey has arrived at Hong Kong and tho destroyers detryer Whipple lipple and Worden at atKey atKey atKey Key West The flagship fagship Rainbw Rainbow Rear RearAdmiral RearAdmiral RearAdmiral Admiral Sterling Storlnl has sailed saied from Hong HongKong HongKong HongKong Kong for Cavite the gunboat Don Juan Juando Juande Juando do Austria Austrla from frm Bombay for Aden on her herway herway liarway way home the tug tlg Pontiac Ponta from New NewYork NewYork NewYork York to destroy detroy a wreck wrk and the despatch despatchboat depatc11 despatcltboat boat Dolphin from Washington Wlhlnpton to New NewYork NewYork NewYork York to get the remains remail of James Smith Smithson Smithsn Smithson son sn tion tionWilmington tionWIIminton founder of the tle Smithsonian Smithnian Institu Institution Inttu Inttulon Institution lon lonWlmlnton Wilmington Wlmlnton N C Postmasterahlp Postmastenlp Io FIGht FtBhtWASHINGTON Frht FrhtW FIGhtWsIi1Noroy WASHINGTON W ASINGTON Jan 16 10Prelldent 16President President Roose Roosevelt Roos Roosvelt Roosevolt velt wilot will not settle stte the postmastership p8tmastrhip fight fightat fght fghtat at Wilmington Wimingtn N C until unt former forer Governor GovernorRussell Goveror GoverorHussel GovernorRussell Russell Hussel has explained explaine how it was that he heaccepted hencopted heaccepted accepted SIOIrm 100from Miss MIs Darby to come cme to toWashington toWashingtn toWashington Washingtn Washington in her interest as a a candidate candidateand cmdldate cmdldateand candidateand and then worked for the appointment appintment of ofMrs ofMr ofMrs Mrs Mr D L Russell HUil his wife Miss Ilss Darby Darbyhas Darbyhas Darbyhiss has placed plced on file fe a letter let tor from the former formerGovernor formeroveror formerGovernor Governor overor in which ho asked Ilked her to send sendhim 8ndW 8ndWhim sendhim him 100 10 Mr Russell HUf 1 declares declars however howeverthat howeverthat howeverthat that he wrote wrte lend lendKour lendolr lendFour Four olr Warships WarshIp for Dominican nomlnlCn Waters WatersWASHINGTON WatersWARINOTON WatersWAsnnoToN WASHINGTON WARINOTON Jan 16 101he 16The Tlie training ship shipHartford shipHarror shipHartford Hartford Harror left lef Guanatnmo Ountnmo Cuba CUII yesterday yesterdayfor yeterday yeterdayfor for Puerto Puoro Plata Santo Domingo to pro protect protect protect tect American interests interetl during the present presentstate prcsent8tate presentstate state of anarchy in that country The Tliecruisers TlO TlOcruile Thecruisers cruisers cruile r Columbia and Detroit and the thegunboat thegunboat thegunboat gunboat Newport Ncwprt are in Dominican Domlni n waters watersand watpr watprnnd watersand and it is II i probable probabl that tlt the cruiser crillr Minne Minneapolis Mlnneapol Minneapolis apolis apol flagship fagshlp of Rear Rar Admiral A mlrl Wise Wisewill Wisewi Wisewill will wi be b sent there also al Tills Thl activity acivity of ofthe ofthe ofthe the United Unl States Stnte naval vessels veAls in Domini Dominican Dominicn can cn waters waten may have a significance Ilglfcnce which whichtho whichtho whichthe tho Administration Admiistraton i a not willing wl1ng to admit admitIt admitI It I is I known that it is i irritated Iritate over tho thoconditions thoconditon theconditions conditions conditon in Santo Snto Domingo which are ar arehampering hampering hnmprlng American trade tradeBaron tre trelron tradelisten Baron lron von on SternbiirK to Speak on Lincolns LincolnsBirthday Uncln UnclnUrthar LIncolnsUlrthday Birthday BirthdayWASHINGTON Urthar UrtharWASllNGTON UlrthdayWAsutwaToN WASHINGTON WASllNGTON Jan 16 IOBarn 16Baron Baron von Stern Sternburg Str Sternburg burg the German Geral Ambassador Ambas5dor and Mr MrFrancis 1lr 1lrFrancis MrFrancis Francis B Loomis the Assistant Allstant Secretary Secretaryof Scretr of State have accepted accpted Invitations Invlatonl to t speak speakon on Lincolns Linclns Birthday at Grand Grnd Rapids RapidsMich RapidsMuch plds plds1lch Much 1lch Baron Sternburg Sterlur and Mr I Loomis Loomiswill Lomll Loomiswill will w1 also al8 address addrl the Commercial Cmmercial Club on onFeb onFeb onFeb Feb 18 at a reception recptcn and dinner given in intheir intheir intheir their honor Army Arm and Navy NAv Orders OrdersVVAsniNOTOK OrdersWAS OrdersWASIIINOTON VVAsniNOTOK WAS NOTON Jan Ja ISThese These army orders were wereLwucil were1led wereissued issued 1led today todayUoardol lodayUoardof bdayBoardofiromotbontomeetatthe Uoardol Boardofiromotbontomeetatthe Promotion Promoton tomeetat tmeelat the Army Ary Building BuildingNew Buldlnr BuldlnrNew nuudlngNew New York city clt with Cot Cl Joshua W Jacobs A AsIs AsIstant ili ilitant ls lstanl I tant QuartermasterGeneral u president MIl MIlCAli antiCal j Cant CAli Cal Wlnthorp M Wood Quartermaster Quarerm4ter ordered ordereebefore I Ibeore I before be orc It These Tee naval orders orderswere were en Issued IssuedLieutenantCommander Ilued IluedLleulenatCommander issuedLlcutenantComlflandet LieutenantCommander LleulenatCommander W ti Huth luChe fluthes u from fromSan fromSa fromSan San Sa Francisco to 1 navy yard ar Puget Pgel Sound Sund u uequipment asequipment e equipment otlccr otlccrLieutenantCommander oflicerLleutenantCornmander LieutenantCommander l mader J II I Glennon to t the theIndependcnec IheIndependence theIndependence Independence t Mare Mae Island U a executive ululve officer officerLieut omeerLeul ofllcerLtcut Lieut Leul A St C Smith lmlh to the Florida FloridaTlie Forda FordaTle FloridaThe The Tle Weather WeatherA Wtathn WtathnA A storm of considerable tnslderable force was wa moving movlnl east eastward cuiwor eastward ward wor over the Lake rrrlona yesterday with wil a trough trouihextending Irourhexlendln troughextrndIIii extending southward lulhward Into the Tennessee Tennesee Valley ValleyThe Aley AleyThe alley alleyTime The winds wind were high and iGcreasIng IlerMlnr over the north northem norh norher northclii em er halt halfof of ollhe the country counlr from ram the Mississippi UISlppl Valley Valleyeastward Valey Valeyctwnrd alleyeastward eastward to the Middle 11dde Atlantic Alaole coast where wher they theyxvcrt Iheywer theytvcrd xvcrt wer blowing on shore from the southeast oulheal Rain Rainvita RAinI Rainwas vita I falling faling In the lower Mississippi AIIlppl Tennessee Tennesseeand TennueeAnd Tennesseeand and Ohio valleys valeys and In the Ile southern soutber half of th thMiddle tlC tlC11ddle the theMiddle Middle 11ddle Atlantic Alanlc States rain rin and snow In New Jersey Jerseyand Jerey Jereyand Jerseyand and New York and snow In the Lake regions West Westof W Wpstotbe sl sloflhe of oflhe the Mississippi Mbalppllbe the weather was wa fair fall The tern ternperstureWM ter ternperature perstureWM perlure perature WM higher In the tb siitemhalf naitem ller hal halt of the comm country eountr commtry try tr except New England It I was colder In the theNorthwest IbeNorlhe theNorthwest Northwest NorthwestIn l lIn In thU Ih1 thl city clythe the day daywas was cloudy cioudywlth with wih rain rln and snow snowIn anowtn snowin In the afternoon winds becoming brisk hrlk to high blghsoutheasterly blrbBulheaaterl highsoutheasterly southeasterly Bulheaaterl average humidity humldly 78 per cent centbarometer eenlbrometer centbarometer barometer brometer corrected to read red to tea level at a8 8 A M M3t 3012 3t 3 P M 2090 2090The 2O 21150The The temperature yestcrday as recorded recored by the thoofficial tbeomcla theolOctal official omcla thermometer Is shown In the annexed anneed table labletI 1901 tI I 1003 1004 lOt tOOl 1003A 10 tOOla I a A M M27 27 1031 30 S I S P M xiw W 3 39 12 M xi37 37 39 3 OPM 111131 9 1 3V 39 393PM 3 atia 3PM a 1 p M Mat 35 U 12 I M xi33 33 37 37WASHINGTONFOBECASTFOBTODAT 37W 37wssmuNotox WASHINGTONFOBECASTFOBTODAT W wssmuNotox JI NOTON fORECAST Ioa FOR TODJ TODAT UmtEOUOIlROTr UmtEOUOIlROTrFor NO 5 OWORaQW OWORaQWIor 0410fl100WIor For Ior caitern Neal tl York 1or lair air and an colder cOdtr to lorol tacoiv tacoivexcept tau taurictpl except mow anol Hiirrtet urrt tn Mr 1 th tnttrtor entrlor laIr air tomorrow tomorrowfresh tGmorowfresh omorol fresh to hrtt Orist r i northimt norlhutJlfnd winds on the court coo cooFor cosFor For New Knglatid Ynilud fair 111 and colder cflder coldertoday today except exceptsnow ecepl exceptsnow snow In eastern catcn Maine Inne fair tomorrow tnmorowbrsk tornorrowbriak brlsk to tollri high lilulisouthwest highaotithwcat southwest shirting ahUlar to northwest winds windsFor wlnd1For windsFor For eastern euten Pennsylvania enu Inla Ncw N w Jersey Jerey beta Delaware tda tdaware betaware ware the District Itnel of Columbia Columbll and ad Maryland Marland fair fairand ral faIrand and colder today today Increasing IlercMIu cloudiness roidlneM to 10101 nor morrow norrow row fresh Ire11 west 01 tn tl northwest notl wsl winds windsFor windtor windsIor For western welen New Jew cr ork snow tod today y and ad to tomorrow toDorow tomorrow morrow Dorow flesh to t brisk brLL west et to northwest wind wlnd JUDGE J GEOFTH OF 1E THE SulmMB SUPREME sU7Tth couT couTJ COURT COURTWas 1 1Was I Was Alarmingly Alarmngly Afflicted Afcted With La Grippe GrippeCured GrippeCured f fCured Cured by Peruna rer na naI I A reward of 10000 has been deposited deposied in the Market Exchange Bank Coluni Colunibus Columbus bus Ohio as a guarantee that the above testimonial is genuine ilat that we hold h d in inour inour I t 1 1our our possession Iossession authentic authentlc letters certifying to the same Every Everyone one of our ou test testimonials testmonlals testmonials monials are genuine genuIe and in In the words of the one whose name is isappended appended irl t STORY ON SIR THOMAS LIPTON LIPTONTOLD TOLD BY SECRETARY SECRET ARI WILSON TO TOHOUSE TOllUSE TOHOUSE HOUSE llUSE COMMITTEE COMMITTEEThe OJUITTEE OJUITTEETile The Secretary Sferetar 81 Salll I Sir Thomas Tomas Bonsht BonshtLight DCuKlt DCuKltUKht llouhtUht Light American A rear Hogs fo s Shipped Them Themto Thetato to Ireland Iretnl and Sold Them In the Eng English EnsIsh lish Ish Markets llarkets for Genuine Gellne Irish Illl Bacon BaconWASHINGTON OaeonWA8JNGTON BaconWASIIINOTON WASHINGTON WA8JNGTON Jan 16 10To To the House HouseCommittee HouseCommittee Committee Cmmltte on Agriculture Agrculur Secretary Scrtar Wilson Wilsonsaid Wilsonsaid lln llnsid said sid to today lay that tht when the growers grower of sugar sugarbeets sugarbets sugarbeets beets bets have so B far developed their industry industrythat Indu8trythat industrythat that they are ar able to raise raie fifteen ffen tons of ofbeets ofbeets ofbeets will have fear of ofa ora ofa beets to the acre ncr they wi no a removal rmoval of the tariff tarif on sugar the industry industrywill industrywill will wi then take care cnr of itself itsl regardless rgrless of oftho ofthe ofthe the tariff tarit Secretary Scrtary Wilson Wison said sid that the theindustry theIndustr theindustry industry Industr had not progressed progrssd as a well wel during duringtho durig durigtho duringthe tho lost lat year ear as lie le might have wished wishedbut wishedbut wishedbut but that when the farmers had had greater greaterexperience grater graterexprienc greaterexperience experience exprienc in II raisins rising beets bets he had no doubt doubtas doubtI as to its success SUCCI The he Increase Incrw during the thelast theJast thelast last I year he said sid had been hn approximately approximatelyabout about 40000 tons tonl but the industry was wascapable wascapable wascapable capable 400 of far greater grater increase incrat which he helooked helooked lielooked looked for in the future futureSecretary 1utur futureSecretary Secretary Wilson Wison spoke Ipoke of tho necessity necessityof necssity necssityof Scrtary domestic domesticanimals domesticanimals of experimentation to produce Iloduce domello domelloanimals animals suitable sulablc to tho several teverl varieties varietes of ofclimate ofclmat ofclimate climate and conditions condiols Americans Americns ho hosaid hosid hosaid said sid clmat had hO not made a success SUCc8S of breeding breedingthey breding bredingthpy breedingthey they had developed developl nothing much beyond beyondtho byond byondthe beyondthe the pack horse hors and perhaps one or two twoparticular twoparicular twoparticular particular breeds brds of chickens chickens1I1VJ1U1 chickensIncidentaly chickensIncidentally paricular 1I1VJ1U1 1I1VJ1U1tatlon Incidentaly Incidentally In spaking speaking of the rpu rputat repu reputatlon tatlon on which certain crain products producs i icountries or other othercuntrie othercountries tat countries cuntrie have over those thos of the United UnitedStates Unite UnitedStates States State which were frequently frequenty as good goodif god godI if not better Secretary Secetary Wilson Wison said sid that thatSir thatSir thatSir I bter Sir Thomas Lipton maintaineR m lntalnc a packing packinghouse pcking pckinghOlse packinghouse house hOlse Thomq in Chicago Chicgo where ho laid clown dow light lightAmerican lght lghtAmeric lightAmerican American Americ hogs ho shipped them to Ireland Irelandnnd Irelandand Irelandand and then reshipped shipp them across acr08 the channel channeland channeland channeland and sold rehipp them In the English Englih market for forgenuine forgenuine forgenuine genuine Irish bacon baconThat bcon bconTnt baconThat That Tnt is I not a joke added adde the Secretary Secretarythat Scetary Scetarythat Secretarythat that is an absolute abolut fact factHo fnct factHe Ho also declared delared that Sir Thomas Thom had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen been known to purchase purcha American Amerc horses horsesship homC homCship horsesship ship them to Ireland Irland and allow alow them to toremain toremain toremain remain there for a time and then sell sel them themto themto thetato to English Englih tiere horsemen hOremen as Irish stock stockA stockA A II Jr MACHENS UJllNS TRIAL TRIALTwo TRIl TRIlTwo TRIALTwo Two Former ormer First Irst Assistant Assisant Postmaster PostmasterGenerals lostniasterGenerals Generals Testify WASHINGTON Jan 16 10Toays Todays session sessionof 81Ion 81Ionof of the trial tril of former fonor Superintendent August AugustW W Machen of the free delivery delver division divisionof of the Post Office Ofc Department Dpatment and his co codefendants c codefendants defendants on the charge of conspiracy to todefraud todefraud I Idefraud defraud the Government Ooverment was wa taken up uplargely uplargly uplargely largely largly by the routine r uine testimony tetmony of former formerFirst formorFirst formerFirst First Assistant A8lstant PostmasterGenerals PostmaterGenerai John Johnson Johnsn Johnson son sn nnd Jones No facts of material interest interestto Interist Interistto to either side were developed developd the prosecu prosecution prosc prosecutlon tion devoting its eflorts enortl to obtaining from fromwitnesses fromwitness fromwitnesses Is witnesses ton witness devotng facts facl concerning cncrnln methods in the thoPost thePost thePost Post Office Ofc Department and Machens status statusas statusI as I an officer ofcr of the Department DepartmentThe Departmnt DepartmntThe The decision deiion of 1800 180 of the Comptroller Comptrollerof Cmptroler Cmptrolerof of the Treasury Trelur making orders order for patented patentedarticles patentedartcles patentedarticles articles come under tho exigency clause clausewas clausewa clausewas was artcles testified to by both witnesses wltne8I The TheGroff Te TeGrot TheGrolT Groff wa Grot tOtfe fasteners fateners for frauds fruds in connection connectionwith connecton connectonwith connectionwith with which the five fo codefendants aro now nowon nowon nowon on trial were purchased purchae under thin tbll clause clauseThe elAUe elAUeThe clauseThe The two witnesses witneal testified tCtlfed that Machen Machenwas Macbenwa Machenwas was wa considered considere a postal expert exprt and that thatthey thatthey thatthey they depended depende entirely entrely upon his judgment judgmentin in the purchase purcha of Qroff Grol fasteners fastenersTwo fateners fatenersTwo fastenersTwo Two Two Congressmen Conlrlsmen III IIIWASHINGTON I illWA5IIINOT0N WASHINGTON WASINOTON Jan 18 Representative IORpre 16RepresentativeJohn RepresentativeJohn ontatve ontatveJohn John Sharp Shar Williams Wiiams the he minority leader In Intho Inthe intho tho House 10us who has hal ton won mn ill i with a threat threatened threatened threatened ened attack atack of pneumonia poumola has so far recov recovered recovere recovered ered that he expects to bo b able to be in the theHousa theHous theHouse ere House on al Monday MondayRepresentative Mondy MondyRpre expcs Representative McCall McCal of Massachusetts Massachusettsis Ma chust Rpre entatv is confined cnfne to his room in a a hotel suffering sufferingfrom sufering suferingfrom sufferingfrom from a diseased dl8enled la jaw law which recently recnty neces necessitated ne8 ne8sitate nevessitated sitated sitate an operation operationGen operat10nGen f Gen Black laek Enters Enter Upon Upn Hli I Ili New Dulles DullesWASHINGTON nule nuleW DutiesWASItINOroN WASHINGTON W ASlNGTON Jan 16 10Gen Gnn John C CBlack CBlack CBlack Black entered upon upn his duties dutEs as a Civil CivilService Civi CivilService Service rvic Commissioner Qmml810ner today The General Generalwho Geemlwho Geteralwho who draws drws a total disability dlsbily pension ension nlior went wentto wentto wentto to the White House Hou on crutches crutchI this morn morning nor morning ing to pay his hil respects reepct to the President PresidentHe Prident PridentHe PresidentHe He is suffering Iufering py from frm a severe ever attack of ofrheumatism ofrheumtsm ofrheumatism rheumatism rheumtsm but has hi recovered rverd sufficiently sufficientlyto sufciently I to take up his new ne duties dutl I I s sl I r J l I Peruna Perunacases Perunacures Perunacures cures curesmore cures curesmore more morecases morecases cases of ofla oflagipp ofIa la lagipp grippe grippeall grippethan than thanal thanall all al other otherremedies otherremedie otherremedies remedies remediescombined remedie remediecombined remediescombined combined HON W H PARSONS PARSONSW W V H Parsons Parons is II exState Senator Snato and exSpecial exSpcal Judge of the Supreme Court Courtof Cour Courtof of Texas Texa also Brigadier General in Confederate Clfeorate Army Ary In a recent rcnt letter from 025 025H 95 95H 925H H street Northwest Washington Wahington D C this prominent prminent gentleman genteman says saysUpon saysUpon saysUpon Upon the recommendation rcommendation of personal penonallrl Mentis ds and many mn strong testi testimonial Veallmenials S Smonlal menials as lS to the efficacy eficacy of Peruna in the treatment tretmtnt of the numerous numeroussymptoms numerus numerussmptoms numeroussymptoms symptoms smptoms of the grippe with wih which I have been afflicted Iftcted for four months monthspast monthspat monthspast past I have been Induced to undergo underg a treatment tratmelt with this Justly Justy cele celebrated ceebrated cc o obratod brated formula I feel a decided decded change chan e for the better after Iltor using It only onlyone onlyODe onlyone one week It is especially epeclaly good zod In toning up the stomach stomlchlnd and has had haddecided I Idecided a adecided decided effect elfec upon my appetite appete I I therefore therlor feel fee much encouraged ncourlg d that I Iant 1am Iam am on the road rad to complete restoration restorationMy ltoratloD ltoratloDMy restoralonMy My numerous numerus friends In Texas where wher I have h had the honor to com command commlnd cornmand mand mlnd a 1rJgld brigade of her Veteran Veterl Cavalry In a four years war may accept acceptthis accepthi acceptthis this hi voluntary vluntar testimonial tetmonlal to the merits of Peruna Perunal as a sense of obligation obligationon obllltoD obllltoDon on my part plrl for Its Is wonderful efficacy efcacy W w H Parsons Prons IIISLEY ISI I RIFLE RFLE CONTEST CONTESTThe CONTE T TTe The Te Charge Caso That Tat the American Team U Used Usedan ed edan an Improper nine Rne Prove Provl to Be le Unfounded UnfoundedWASHINGTON UnfoundedWASHNGTON UnfoundedWASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHNGTON Jan 16 10The The board bad of ofdirectors ofdirecors ofdirectors directors direcors of the National Natonal Rifle Rife Association Associationheld Aciaton Aciaton1lold Associationheld held its Is annual annul meeting metng here tonight Gen GenBird GenBird GenBird Bird W V Spencer Spn6r presiding The charge chargethat chge chgelhat chargethat that the American Aericn team ten used u an Improper Improperrifle Ipropr Iproprrile Improperrifle rifle rile in the international Inter tonal contest cntest at Bisley BisleyEngland BisleyEngland BisleyEngland England last lt year yea was wa thoroughly dis discussed dl discussed cussed cussedThe c8ed cussedThe c8edTe The Te matter InUer was explained by Capt Cpt Los Leslie L Loslie lie 10 G Bruce Drc captain of the American team teamwho tam tamwho team teamwho who asserted arted that that while whil the rifling rifing of the thegun thegun thegun gun used ud by that team ra was wa not absolutely absolutelythat abolutly abolutlythat that used u In the Regular Rgulr army the use u of the thePope thePop thePope Pope Pop barrel brrl wusnot wlnot a violation violton of the rules rulesof rle rulesof of the contest contestThere contt conttTher contestThere There Ther was no secret sret he said sid of the kind kindof kindof kindof of rifle rlle used uS d by the American team t and no noone noone rioone one raised raisd any question queton overt over it in England Englandat Egland Eglandlt at lt that time tme It i was well el known that a aspecial aspil aspecial special spil barrel barl was used us The Tle English Englishthemselves Englsh Englshthemselve Englishthemselves themselves themselve used us arms ar of different diferent rifling riflingand rlfing rlfingand riflingand and they also had hd rifles ries of special spcil and ex expensive expnive oxpensive pensive pnive make makeTho makeThe makeThe The conditions of the contest cntlst required requiredthat rquird rquirdtht requiredthat that tht the rifles rfe should holld be similar similr in pattern patternto pter to that tht of the Regular army of tho country ooutry from which the team tam came and the use useof U Uof useof of special sPial barrels brrl did not mako the rifle rifleof rile rileof rifleof of a different difernt pattern patternIt ptem ptemIt It was decided tonight to authorize authorizeGen authorz authorizeCon Gen Spencer S ncr to send 8m a reply to this effect effectto efect efectto ciation ciationIt datlonit to the Secretary Scrtry of the British Br lh Rifle Rle Asso Association A0 A0eaton Assodatlon eaton eatonIt It was wa decided deided tonight to hold the next nextmeeting nextmetng nextmeeting meeting metng on Sept Spt 1 to 10 and to have the theinternational theInternatonl theinternational international Internatonl match for the Palma Palm trophy trophyon on Sept Spt 3 The following folowing officers ofcrR were wereelected wereelecte wereelected elected electe for 1004 lo President Pelident Gen Bird Bir W WSpencer WSpncr V VSpencer Spencer Spncr of New Jersey Jer8Y first frt vicepresident vicepresidentGen vcprEsldent vcprEsldentOen Gen George H Harfes Iarles of the District of ofColumbia ofClumbia ofColumbia Columbia Clumbia second snd vicepresident vc vice president Gen GenN GenN GenN N A Haskell Haskel of New York ork third vice viceJones viceprsident vicepresident president prsident Gen L Griggs of Mary Maryland Mar land treasurer tralurer Lieut Reginald Rginld Sayre Sye of ofNew ofNew ofNew New York secretary scrtry Lieut Ieut Albert Albr S 3Washlimton SJone SJones Jones Jone of New Jersey The Te secretary leretary was wasinstructed wasInltrucod wasinstructed instructed Inltrucod to invite the different diferent foreign foreigncountries forign forigncountries foreigncountries countries contest contestjresident to take part pr in the international internationalcontest Internatonl Internatonlcontcst internationalcontest Washington fashlnltol Society Sclel Note NoteWASHINGTON NotewWA8INGTON NotesWASIIIN0T0N WASHINGTON WA8INGTON Jan 16 10Tho The Secretary Secretar of ofWar ofWar ofWar War and Mrs 111 Root entertained entornined at dinner dinnertonight dinnertonight dinnertonight tonight in honor of tho French Frnch Ambassa AmbWa AmbWadol Ambassador dor dol and Mme Jusserand JusserandJustice Jusserandustce JusserandsJustice Justice ustce Brewer Brwer of the Supreme Suprmo Court Courttoday Courttoda Courttoday today toda announced the engagement enjagement of his hisdaughter hisdaughter hisdauglmter daughter Miss Mis Elizabeth Flzabth Brewer to Wel Wellington WEI WEIInton WelIington lington Inton Wells Wels of Boston Boton The marriage marriagewill marria marriagewill e ewl will wl take place in St Johns Church Churh this thiscitv thiscitv thiscitY citv on Monday Monda Feb 8 8The 8time The il Speaker Slaker and Miss Mi8 Cannon were wor the theguests theIUeRt8 theguests of honor at dinner hen henby guests IUeRt8 a tonight tonhtl given givenby givenby by Representative Heprentatve and Mrs Sibley SibleyMiss SibleyMiss SibleyMiss Miss Roosevelt Hooevelt was Wi the guest of honor honorat at a largo dinner given for YOlnl young people peoplotonight peopletonight tonight by time Secretary of the Interior and andMt andMis Mt Mis Hltohcok Hitchcock MII Miss Vei Veil of Troy N Y YL Yho U L a guest of Miss Ml Hitchcock HitchcockTho Hthcok HthcokThe HitclmcockThe The Belgian Minister Mlniter and Baroness BaronessMoncheur Baronols BaronolsMoncheur BaronessMoncheur Moncheur wore wer the guests of honor at a adinner a adinner dinner given by former Assistant A81stnt Secretary Secretaryof Sertary Sertaryof of State and Mrs Mr MrsPeirce Pelrce Peir Mahogany in the theDining 1heD theDining Dining D 1n1ng Room Roomwherein D 1OOm 1OOmwheren wherein the natural beauty of this thisglorious thisglofious tbsglofiou3 wheren natura glorious hard had wood i is shovn s1io to beau beautiful beu beutiful beautiful tiful advantage advaItagegalhm adva tigegathers gathers fine fne expres expression epes epession expreslion sion in ouf reproductions repoductions of old ol Eng English EnRlish Englisli lish and early earyColonia Colonial pieces The Thelong Thelong Thelong long Sideboards the round Dining DiningTables DiningTables DiningTab1e Tables Chairs ind Closets are ae in individual individua individual dividual dividua for pure design and perfect perfecthandicraft perfec perfecthandicraft handicraft bandiraft bandiraftGrand handicraftI handicraftGrand I Grand Rap4s Rap4sFurniture Furniture Rapds RapdsFurniture Company Companyncolnl Gncorponiid Gncorponiid34ti ncolnl d d34tl 34ti 34tl 3 4tb Street Stret West Nos Nos15SISi 155157 Miaote Mila from frol Btotdvij BodwIY BodwIYf Btodwsyr f r There ere Is I no remedy in the world that thatgrippe thatmeets thatmeets meets the cnditon conditions pruced produced by I Igripp Is Isgrippe grippe gripp better than the remedy rmedy Poruna Perunaj Peruna Perna strengthens strngthens as a it renovates renovatessoothes rnevates rnevatessothe renovatessoothes soothes sothe while whle it stimulates Itmulates heals as it itexpurgates Itexpurgntes itexpurgates expurgates Peruna Perun is not a purgative purgativeor purgatve purgatveor or cathartic ctharic or sedative 8dtve or stimulaal stimulaalndr stimulaigndr ndr a vegetable or mineral poison pol polso stmulan i It Itreaches Itrches Itreaches reaches rches the sources eourC of all al diseasesW disass of th thmucous the th8mucous themucous vasomotor mucous membranes membrne system of by nerves its Is action uctonon on the thovasomotor thl thevasemotor Every Ever person perqn who has had la 1 grippe during durng the last year should Ihould take a course courseof Olrr courseof of Peruna Perna No one need nee expect epect perfect perfectrecovery c crecovery recovery rcovery unless they do so The prect prectrcovery gripp has ha produced prOuced catarrhal ctarrhl inflammation fnfammaton grpp of the whole mucous mucoul membrane iembrane and good health healh is impossible Impssible until unti these are ar goo re restored restorod restored stored to a normal condition cnditon This Pe Peruna Penma Panina nina will wi do A great rotmany many remedies have been suggested sug e8ted for this tls condition from frm time tme to time tme but Peruna Perna condlt91i appears to be the only remedy remey that has ha any appn sub substantial I Istantal istantial stantial stantal value In thesa the thesecasemt cases cst It I has h lutsnever never i failed faled to give glve8tsfacton satisfaction during forty fortyunique fory yor years experience and etl still occupies hl ha haminiqima unique unlquQ position positon of being the leading leadJn ir irnot iflnot iftnot not the only specific spclforemey remedy for f r the after aftereffects afterefects il Le effects efects of la grippe grippeHenry grppe grppeHenr grippeHenry Henry Henr Distin Distn the inventor and maker makerof of all al the band instruments Instrments for fol thp thj Henry i iDistln Distin Dstn Manufacturing lnnufacturhi Co Cowrites writes writel the fol1 fol1lowing f fo l lowing from 1441 14 South Suth Ninth streetPhllri t delphia Pa PaI PaMI strletPhlr I MI I had a had attack atack of la li grippe ripp la lalt last fit I December Decmbr which latsed l tsd more than three threomonths threl threemonths months and which left me me with catarrh1 catarrh1and ctarrh ctarrhand catarrmand and several loveral of my friends advised mo me to too I try tr Peruna Perlnn I began be an with wih aysd a bottle botle the first Irt week in March 1nrch and it t certainly did didme didme p me a great grat deal dcl of good ood I wee W S so well wellsatisfied wellsatisfIed wl satisfied latfed that I purchased another anothe bottle bottlnand bottleanti botte botteand and followed rolowed the th directions directons and Ind can Cn say sy iJ that it has cured mo meHormry Henry Henr Distin Dstn p If I you do not derive derve prompt and sati sUA m factory facor results from the uso of Peruna Perunawrite Pertjnarwrito Perla Perlawrto write wrto at once to Dr Hartman giving a full ful statement Itatement of your case se and ho will 1 be b pleased plesed to give you his valuable vnlu ble wi ad advice a avlco advice vice gratis gratisAddress grts Address Dr Hartman Harman President Prsident of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus 0 e f SENTENCES OF ARMY ARfY OFFICERS OFFICERSSecretary OFICEnSSecretary OFFICERSSecretary Secretary Root Fvor Favors Releasing Rella lrs Uent LientKnudsen UentInuden i Knudsen Inuden From Prison PrisonWASHINGTON Pison PisonWASHNGTON PrIsonWASUINOTON WASHINGTON WASHNGTON Jan 10 10Srtay i6Secretary Secretary Roofr Rt h it today tay determined determne to tormmendt recommend to the jj President Prsldont the remission of the remainder remainderof ji reminder reminderof s of the sentence of a years year confinement cnfnement Imposed Impsd by a courtmartial curmata1 on on Lieut Leut h Knudsen Knudn of the army who was Wi convicted convictedseveral cnvite convictedseveral several sveralmonths months ago on charges chargel of em bezzlement bzzlement in connection cnneton with the funds fund in inhiscarewmi1estatjonedInAka his care car while hle stationed statoned in Alaska Afka Knud Knudsen Xnudsen I Isea sen was a sentenced sntenced to t dismissal dlsm81 from frm the thoservice the8rico service and 8rico imprisonment for one le lie ha has nlreay already imprinment ben been cnfned confined for about year yearDoming yar h r thre three month months and It is believed that abut this tgether together wth with his dlsmlslal dismissal Olevo frm from the tha srice service m 4 will be punishment wi b enough 44 I1 The CI case of Ueut BA II A Robichon Thlr Vt r Rbichon ½ 1 teenth Infantry tried by courtmrtal courtmartial on t a chage charge of cnduct conduct unbomng uabecomlnganoffic Doming an a officer ofcer 1 and a gentleman and sentenced gentemn lentenced to dis d missal Secretary mis81 Srtary will wH Roots Rotl be b sent snt approval apprval to t the Prr1 Prr1Secretary Prsident President t with di i t 1 The Te request of the friends frenrs of Lieut Mur z k tagh now serving sningalntence a sentence of two year years Imprisonment for embezzling that clomenc c ombzzlng j y 1l Ibii be b extended extendf by the President Prfident receives reehes the ki unfavorable octionof of aton Secretary Sretary Root RootFavorable Rot RotFavorable Favorable Report ncprt on 01 Pure Food Bill BillWASHINGTON 01 I f 1i WASHINGTON W ASHINOTON Jan 16 16Tho Tho House Hol Com Committeo Commite Cornmittee mitteo mite on Interstate nnd anl am Foreign Forign Commerce Commerceagreed Cmmerl ti tiagreed agreed agretoda today to a favorable favorble report on thf thd ti Hepburn Hepbun Pure Pu Food Fod bill billFOR bil reprt ic 77 77FOR j jFOR FOR FORGRIP FORGRIP FORGRIP GRIP GRIPInduce Induce Perspiration PerspirationTo To stop the Grip or Influenza Inruon to breal bra braup j jup J up a Cold to prevent prvent Pneumonia you youmueM youmueMinduce musK musKinduce I induce perspiration pr plrton The Tle first fmt miserable miserablefooling mlferblf miserablefeeling fooling feelng of catching ctching Cold is isaulM caused by bychecked b bchecked bychecked checked circulation cirulaton of the blood This il ilthe i ithe isthe the time tme to take Dr Humphreys Seventy Seventyseven Seventysvenit seven svenit sovenit it Immediately starts stars the bloodl bloodlcoursing bIQo bIQocoumlng 4j coursing through the veins Induces Inducls perspl persplration persplmton f J Jration ration mton and breaks braks up the Cold ColdTho ColdThe ColdThe The tonicitu lanidI of 77 sustains tho flysternj flysternjduring syster systeneiuring during and restores the vigor after afer th thattack thattck thattack attack attck At Druggists Drugrits 25 cents centsHTMedicnl centsWledicl centsflrMedical HTMedicnl Wledicl Guide mailed maied free freeHumphreys freeIlmpbrcs J Humphreys Ilmpbrcs Med Co Cor William Wilam nnd Johsj JohsjStreets Joh JoIm4Streets Streets rec New York d 4 1i 1 Little Litle S Drops of ofliquid oflquid ofliquid liquid lquid strength and andvigor andvigor i ia a vigor are contained containedinH in inMittM1 ijh t tRs ri rieu40 Rs eu40 OltI l t jj7 jj7uwAscndcLYeIs uwAscndcLYeIs Crow CrowOLDCRO j OLDCRO I k j Rye Ryej MittM1 fI j Sold only in our regis rglitoWri registered toWri 6Cafl tered bottles bottlesall all deal dealfWU I III fWU J JBggygpr Bggygpr ers ersHB HB H 8 KIRK KIK CO COSoIe Sole Bottlers Dterl NY N Y I 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4 r V i i iTHE 4t t 4 I I IL L ri a d1 THE THESVN SUN SUNDAY SUNDAYJAN1 JANUARY RY17 IT 1904 u i1 t CHURCH PEOPLE HIS VICTIMS VICTIMSCLEIIUl VICTIMSi i CLEVER SWINDLER WtOBKED WtOBKEDTHEM itOBKEJ itOBKEJf UODKIDThEM I f THEM FOR SMALL SUMS SUMSWanted SUIUSnantfd SUMSI g j l Wanted to Join oIn Their Church He le S Aatdi ldi and andLabor andj j Labor In n the tbeirndaY Sunday School but bil Didnt DidntHave Uldntavo IIdntIIi Have avo Money Mom onry Enough Enolih to Uve While WhileHe 1iIIo lle llei 1 He Took Advantage of Ills 11 New Job JobA jobt ob obfA t i le I 7 fA A modest modft and bashful bahul young man is j b the theyouth theyouth theI f I youth who describes dcsorlb himself as w MOlorge MOlorgeMoKay George GeorgeMcKay GeorgoMcKay McKay of 2T Linden street stret Brooklyn BrooklynBut Drookyn DrookynDut 3 But he has ha ha successfully sucefuly relieved releed a good goodmanykind goodmany manykind many kind hearted heate Brooklyn church pooplo pooploof oopleI I of their money in the last lat few days So Soplausible Soplallible SoI I plausible has ha he been ben that when several severalofficers Beeralt everuIofficers t officers ofcers and trustees truter of the Bethesda Deth da Congre CongreRational Congr Congrogational Rational patonal Church compared compard noteyesterday noteyesterdaythey notyesteray notyesterayi f c they found that each all unknown to the other otherhad otherhad I Ihad i had stood sponsor sponor for McKay Joining the thechurch tl tlohurh thechurch church ohurh sto and Sunday school and had also alsolent 1180 1180lent alsolent lent him money moneyJust moneyJust moneyJust Just how long McKay llcKay has ha been winning winningthe 1 f the hearts heartsofchurchpecplelsnLknoWflbut heartsofchurchpecplelsnLknoWflbuthis of church chuch people ptple isnt Lnt known but buthis 1 his etorts tortl met me with wl exceptional excptonl rewards rewardslast rewadK rewadKf rewardslast f last Monday night and now the officers officersof of rs rsot of Bethesda Bthea Church are ae trying tring to decide decideon decie decieon is most mostpointed mostpinte mostI I on which whch of their number nwber the joke I pointed pointedEarly pinte pointedEarly Early Ely on Monday evening McKay McKayculled McKy McKyOl 5 culled Ol d on Albert Albr R Chilton Cion of 686 6 Hancock Hancockstreet Hancck HancckItreet Hancockstreet street one of theushers the of the church churchI I ijave lave ve been bn an ues orphan orhan for a great gret many manyJMTB mar mars manyti ti 1 JMTB s he told Mr Chilton Chiton and Mad havent haventt haventreltve p t relative reltve in the world orld I have been bn out of ofwork ofork ofi i work ork for more niorethan than a year ea but now no I have haveJob haveI haveajob I ajob Job as 1 a telegrapher in 1 New York l ork I Ihave IULv Ihave have ULv jb visited visied your you church chuch and would like lke to tojoin tol tojoin l join as a soon son as a I can cn get my letter leter from fromDr fromDr fromDr Dr Amory Aor Bradfords Dradtonls church chuch in Montclair MontclairMcKay Montclairj MontclairMcKay j McKay McKy talked talke with Dr Chilton Chion for a long longtime longtboe longI I time about abut the church chuch and Sunday school schoolwork Bchoolj j 1 work ork In which whic he heald said he had been ben engaged engagedand engage engagedand and finally fnaly onfes confessed that he had hn no money moneyus moneywih moneywith wih with which to buy meal meals mealsI I I I didnt wat waist to se e a apmspectlve rspctvo church churchmombr churchmember mombr member didt go hungry h ngry smd atd 1r Mr Chiton Chllton lat latnight last lastI I night so I told him him to take his mealt meals with withS i us S until unti he got on his hl feet He said Ild that thathe thathe thathe he worked at night and would leave the themy theWestr theWestern Western Union office at 6 A 1 M 8 So I told toldmy toldmy Westr ofc my wife to t have breakfast brakfat ready rady at 7 for forhim forI fort t I him an hour hOr earlier than usual usualMy usual usualI I My wife was wa so nervous for fear that thatthe thatt thatthe 1y the t he young man would cpmo como before befor we were wereup wer werep up p and not not be b able abl to get g t in that tUlt she hardly hardlyolept hrly hrlyslept hardl hardlslept slept all 11 night and got go up at 5 I o ocock oclock oclockrouted clock I Ilured 1routd routed al all the chidrn children out of b bed and leo lecturd leotured lured turd them on the subject of table man manners manneI manners ners neI before bfor strangers tmngel Then wo waited waiteduntil waitedunt waiteduntil until 8 oclock ocock and he never came But ButI I unt dont believe bleve the joke is on me because becauseI I didnt cidnt give him any Iny money moneyThe moneyThe moneyThe The other church officers ofcrs are ae very ver sure surethat surethat surethat that Chilton Chiton got the worst WOlt of It because becausethey beaus becausethey they didnt have gt to rise ris so early ealy even if ifthey Ifthoy ifthey they did lose los a few dollars dolar As soon son as asMcKay asMcKay McKay left Chilton Chlor he hurried to the thechurch thechurch thechurch church treasure trOu lef r John Reid Rid Mr Reid ReidIs Rli Rliia Is ia a Scotchman Sthan and has a tailor tior shop at 17 17Flatbush 17Flatbush 17Flatbush Flatbush avenue With a professional nrofassionaleye profeional profeionalfe professionaleye eye fe ho holed that M1cay McKay didnt wear wearan wlar wlaran wearan an overcoat overcoatHe overcoat overcoatHo He told tld mo the same sme story about abut wanting wantingto wantn wantnto to join the church and and being 1Xlng hard up Ho HoMW HefW liep MW fW that I was a Scotchman SotchmlU and told mo mothat mothat methat p that his father came cme from Scotland Sotand I Igave 1gave It t gave himr hlna a dollar dola and thought of an over overcoat overL overcoat L coat ct down In my shop thoujht which I guess gueS he hewould hewould hewould would have been bn heir to if ho had come comeback cme cmebaok comeI I back again againBefore againBroro againw w Before Broro McKay left Iftt the treasurers treasurershome treaurra treaurrahome treasurersi i home Mr Reids Rids wife gave him a motherly motherlymember motherlyleture inotherl inotherllecture leture lecture on hl his prospective dute duties as a church churchmembr churcmember member membr and prospctvo advised him to keep away awayfrom awayfrm awayfrom from frm had company After Atr this admonition admonitionthe admoniton admonitonthe t the young man m went directly dlrct to the home homeof homeof homel l of Bernard Voigt at 1408 108 Bushwick avenue avenueMr avenuer t Mr r Brnard Voigt ia 1 president of the board hrd of oftrustees oftmlt oftnuitees trustees tmlt of Bethesda Dthea Church Church and an im importer 10 im imt i t porter fjuiii at MV 133 iaa Front nuiil ront ptreet pwov Itrot tret He e didnt yu seem o sem semery seemt v vvery t prr very ery glad gla to t see 8 reporters reporter last lt night nightIt nightI I It was wa a mere mr trifle trife he said 5ld The Theyoung Theoung Theyoung young man came cmo to see B O mo as a a church churchofficial churchi i I official ofcal about abut Joininp joinlngthe the church and am when whendollar whenh whenho h ho spoke pokeof of bfnk befng hr hard up 1 lve gave him a adolar aI I dollar dolar I suppose one has ha to toabout b be taken in inabut inabout about abut once onc SUJP0 in I ui so often ofen and ad if this keeps keepsme i me from being tlig swindled for a year or so I Iwont 1wont Iwont wont begrudge bgrdg the dollar dollarAH dollr dollrAs dollarAs As the reporter was wn leaving 1lvlng a tall tal youth youthwho youthi youthwho i who had rprer evidently evidenty heard hear the conversation conversationran converston converstonrn ran rn out of an adjoining ajoining room roomSay roomMSy roomSay Say look here herM he whispered to the thereporter therporr thereporter MSy reporter rporr I hope hop you will wi wblprd write wfte up a good goodvarn goodar goodyarn yarn ar so that my fathers friends frlmdl can cn see f it itHn iti itlie i Hn nA is always telling telng me m that nobody noboy can cn take takehim takAhim takehim him in and I would like Iku to have his li friends friendshear friendsher friendshear hear her of this thisMcKay thi thteMcKay MMcKy McKay didnt confIne confno his attentions attnton to tothfl t tothe the thl officers ofr already alread mentioned mentoned but also alsocalled alo alsoI I called aied on the th aeaf president pre ldent and secretary secrptry of ofthe ofj ofthe j I the Christian Ch tan Endeavor indeavr Society Siety He called calledat cal1d cal1dat calledat at the home of the Rev Charles Herald Heraldpastor Hnaldi I i pastor pastorof of the te church chuh Mr lr Herald Herd was wa wasout wasoutii out outIs I IIts ptor ii Its Is strangoBaid trll Id Mr MrHerald Herald Herd yesterday yesterdaythat yeltra yeltrat U that t the to tried trfd and ad true tre men mpn of my church churchshould churchi i should be taken in this thi way But it really realy realyf r J f doesnt do t reflect refect on their financial fnancial ability abilitybecause ablty abltybecu abilitybecause because becu last year was W8 tho most prosperous prosperousour prperOl our church chuh has hI ever had hodRumor ha hadRumor Rumor Ruor has ha it that the clever McKay McKayhas has hl relieved releved a neighboring nolg borlng church the thePilgrim thej thePilgrim j Pilgrim Pigrim Baptist BpJlst of nearly 110 100 This the thepastor thepator thepastor pastor theTlev the v Drew T Wyman W1In denied deniedlast Ilenie deniedlast i last night But ho docs admit nmit that a young youngman youngroan oungman 7 man of similar siil appearance came ce to him hima h hn hina a few months ago apparnc expressed expreld adesire adl8iro a desire to tojr tojoin 1 jr join ln his church chuoh ate a large lrge supper and anddeparted anddeparted 7 departed not to 0 reappear reappearMcKay reappearMcKay deJlte McKay lKJM Is said ld reappar reapparlKJM also 110 to have ingratiated ingratiatedhimself Inlratated InlratatedIlimelf lngratlittedhimself himself with wlhhe the members of the Emmanuel EmmanuelCongregational EmmanuelJ EnimanuelCongregational J Congregational Congregaton1 Church in tho same Ilne part partof partof partof of Brooklyn A young oung man worked a asimilar amllr asimilar similar mllr game gae In Montclair Montclir a few months monthsDYXAMITK monthsago monthsago ago ago1t3IITt DYXAMITK FOR FORNOXUNION NONUNION MEN MENAttempt MENAttempt 1EN 1ENjf jf Attempt Atempt to Kill J1 JilIIUlflCUho Miners Who hO Were Iert pre Guilty Guiltyof u1 1 or Working Worklnl Vorkln for a Living LivingIntDEiiMKn 1lnl 1lnlCU IJInIInEiiiAn CU IntDEiiMKn IEJSn InEiiiAn Md Jan JanIOThe 16 16The The country countryabout countr countryabout about Irona trna W Va wan wa shaken last night nightby nightby nightby by a dynamite dynnmlonploslon explosion A coal cal strike strikeb trlkeI I b I on and an attempt atompt was wa made to blow blowup blowup blowup up the houses occupied by nonunion nnunion miners minerswho miner minerswho i who are ar at work Fortunately oruntcly little lte dam damago damago damago ago was done donehouse donehouse donet t house occupied occupie by the families famlf of ofthree otthre oftlireo three thre negro miners was wa badly twisted twiste and andvery and1ery andg g very 1ery window wndow shattered ahtere bdlr The negroes negroeswere negro negroeswere were re panicstricken pnlc8trlckon falling falnl on their knees kneesnnd kne kneesand and praying The strike at Irona Iona has ha been beenon ben benon beenon on over a month and only oni about twenty twentyfive twentyle twentyfive five le men are at It work and 400 to tO are idle The Themen Themen Themen men were wer organized organlre recently rccnty Into a union unionand unionand unionand and a strike followed folowe upon upn a reduction reucion of ofwattes 1 wages wattesTho 1 4 The e dynamiting dynaltn is put on the strikers strikersbut Rtrlker Rtrlkerf strikersI I but there ther is no clue cue to tho identity Identty of the theperpetrators thoi f i perpetrators peretrator The operators will wi not let lotthe lettho letI r I the strikers como back unless une8 they re renounce ret reflounce t flounce nounc the th union unionDont unn unnj unionDont j If Dont Want Wright for Umpire UmpireVILKESBAHRE UmptreWILKESBARRE LniplrcVUKE8BAflRE VILKESBAHRE Pa Jan 10 10Dlstrict 10DlstrictPresident 10DistrictS District DistrictPresident S President Nichols of this district of the theUnited theUnite theUnited United Unite Mine lln Workers Worller today asked aske Judge JudgeGray Judgel JudgeGray f Gray ot the te Third Judicial District Court Courtto Curt l f to t appoint an umpire to todecide decide a question questionwhich queaton queatoni i j 1 which the Board Blr of Conciliation Cnclutoult Itt unable uluLlu to toadjust t LuI i 4 adjust The miners minor protest prtest against the thereappointment 1 1 I reappointment Iappolntment of Carroll Carl D Wright WrightLawyer Wrlvh WrightLawyer 1 J Lawyer Fragner Gives GV1 Security SecurityAlbert Slcurly SlcurlyAlbr SecurityAlbert Albert Albr M Fragner Frgner tho Brooklyn Brookly lawyer lawyerwho lawyert t i who is accused accusd of withholding railroad railroadbonds rairoad rairoadf railroadbonds f bonds bnd valued at J20000 200 belonging blnglng toCa toCamille to toCamule Ca Cai L i mule mie and Edith Koine Kiner r has turned over overthe overF overthe F the bonds bnds to the Etna tna Indemnity Com Company ComI CornpanT I pany and has h also given ample security securityin securty securtyi i in the form of real ral estate conveyances conveyancesto conveyan J 1 to cover any possible shortage shorage in his hi ac accounts acf nocounts f counts I with the Kniner Kiner heirs heir Ho says sayshe saysi i he has taken thlscourso this cour course to show his good goodfaith say 1 1 faith fath in the matter mater and that it must mut notbe notberegarded notb notboregarded regarded rgared in any way as an admission adiion of ofthe otthe ofthe the charge pending Pndlng against aginst him himTwo himt himTwo t Two Year car Dead De d Line Lne In Local Loallmprovmentl LoallmprovmentlCrrton Improvements ImprovementsCorporation ImprovementsCorporation Corporation Crrton Counsel Cunsl Delany advises avise the theBoard ther theBoard Board r of Estimate Etmt thatall thtal local loal Improve Improvement Improvement improvement ment proposals propls which had not been bn finally finallypawed fnly fnlyIJed finallyJ finallyisissed by the old board havo died pawed upon upn br a anatural antul anatural J natural ntul death deth This Thli will wi mean that hun hundreds hund huncireds dreds d of small sml improvements Impremen1 sent snt In for forapproval forappryal forapproyal approval appryal by y the local ocl boards brs will wi have to tobe too tobe mon be months o presented m again an with wit a I delay ce1 of several severalmonths Iverl severalmon I RECEIVER FOR A LABOR UNION UNIONPress UNIONPel UNIONPress Press Pel Feeder Peeder of Chicago Cbelo Didnt Pay 1 Their TheirFine Ttlr Ttlr10e IliCirFlue Fine of SIOCout iooOrConrt Takes Tle Action ActionCHICAGO Acion AcionC ActionCi4zcioo CHICAGO C Ci4zcioo WOO Jan 18 IGFrll 1GFranklin Franklin Union Unionof t tof 4of of the to Press Pr8 Feeders Feer Union is In the bands bandsof hads hadsof bandsof of a receiver rciver While Whie the officers ofcr of the thelabor thelbr thelabor labor lbr organization orgnizton which whic has ha struggled struggledagainst struggledagainst against fines fnes and damage dago suits suis and indict indictments Inclct Inclctment indictmonte monte were wer holding a secret scrts810n session this thisafternoon thisafernon thisafternoon afternoon afernon to decide deide where wher next to spread spreadtheir sprad spradthtlr spreadtheir their thtlr strike in fifty ffy shops of the te Chicago ChicagoTypothetra Cicgo CicgoTypUlct ChicagoTypotheta of sheriffs ted tedby ledby Typothetra TypUlct a squad deputy sherls ld ldby by Allan Alln McLean McLan who wh had just been hn ap appointed appointed appointed pointed receiver rclvor by Judge Judg Brentano Brntano took tookpossession tok tokpossl8lon tookpossession possession possl8lon of its It headquarters headquartersThe headquarer The Te receivership rciverhip proceedings procdings which were werebegun werebegun begun bgun in Judge Judg Brentanos Brntanos court cour yesterday yesterdayhad Ysteray Ysterayhad had been bn kept a a secret socrt The petition petton was wassigned wassigned signed by attorneys attornys for the Chicago Cicgo Typo Typothotnp TypothotR Typotheta theta thotR individual Individul members membr of the Franklin FranklinUnion Frnkln FrnklnUnlon FranklinUnion Union and ad by States States Attorney AHorey Demon Deneenand Dnn Dnnand Demonand and set st forth forh that the union had ha failed faied to tosatisfy toatsty tosatisfy satisfy atsty the judgment for JlQpO II due the State Stateas StateI as I the fine fne which Judge Judg Holdom entered enteredagainst enterd enterdagaint enteredagainst against againt the press prss feeders feder organization organizationafter organizton organiztonafer after afer finding fnding it guilty guity of contempt cntempt of court courtas curt as 1 a corporation corporationThis crporton crportonThis This is the first frt time tme in the history hl tor of local locallabor lol lollabr locallabor labor labr events that tha a receiver rceiver has ha been bn ap appointed appointd appointed pointed pointd for a trades tres union unionSTEIf unionSTElIJ unionSTEJ STEIf STElIJ STEJ L TRUST TRUST MIXERS lNERS STRIKE STRIKEMen STRIKEIen STRIKEMen Men Ien Ordered to Go Out Wherever lrrevr Their TheirWages TheirWages olr olrhKe Wages hKe Have Been Cut CutPiTTSBuna tt ttPITsBuno CutPirreauna PiTTSBuna PITsBuno Jan 10 10Te 10The The declaration declaraton of ofa ofa ofa a general strike at the mines mlnr of the United UnitedStates Unitd UnitdBtates UnitedStates States Steel Corporation Cororaton where wher wages wageshave wageshave have been ben reduced rduc marked the final fnsion fnsionI session sessionif if I the United Unied Mine Workers Worker convention conventionIt cnvrUon cnvrUonI It I is l the intention Intenton of the officials ofcial of District Ditrict DitrictI 5 I to oppose oppo all al wago cuts cut made mae by the theSteel thoSteel theSteel Steel Trust Trut in this thi region regionPresident rgion rgionPrlldcnt regionPresident President Prlldcnt Patrick Bolan Bla declared delar that thatthe thatthE thattli the thE tli local lol miners miner would attempt to force for the theoperators theoperator theoperators operators operator Into granting grtng them tem an a advance advancein avanc in wages ag0 amounting amoutn to 10 cents cni a ton tn To Tonight Tonight night a delegation dolegaton of 105 10 miners miner from this thisregion thi thisregion region rgion and fifty ffy from the central cntral part of ofthe ofthe ofthe the State left lef over the Pan Handle Hadle railroad railroadfor raliroadfor for Indianapolis Indiapoli to attend attnd the national nationalconvention natonal natonalcnventon nationalconvention convention conventionWILL conventionWILL cnventon cnventonILL WILL ILL PROSECUTE UNION MEN MEXJamts 11E 11ECovat MENJames James Covart Covat Bon Dn Painter Pinter Says Sa They Are AreDeprUlnE AreDeprhlns AreDepriving Depriving Deprhlns Him 11m or a Livelihood LivelihoodJames Uvlhood UvlhoodJams UvelihoothJames James Covart Covar a Jersey Jerey City Ciy boss bO painter painterproposes painterpropo painterproposes proposes propo to prosecute proeut criminally criminly several severalprominent sver severalprominent prominent local lol union men mfn including Busi Business Buslne Business ness ne Agent Westlako Westae of the to Building BuUdng Trades TradesCouncil TradesCounci TradesCouncil Council of Hudson for Counci county conspiring conspiringto conpiring conpiringto to deprive de rlve him of a livelihood lvelhoo because bcaue he hodoctm hedon hedoeen doctm don t belong blon belon to the union unionHe unionHe unionHe He mode mae an informal complaint olplalnt to Justice JuRticeManning Justc JusticeManning Manning of the Second Slnd Criminal Criinal Court Courtyesterday Courtesteray Courtyesterday yesterday esteray setting sttnp forth his grievances grlevano8 In Indetail inietal Indetail detail ietal He said sid that he did not have any anywitnesses anywitness anywitnesses witnesses witness and the Justice Justic refused rfus to issue issuewarrants l8ue l8ueWlrrant8 issuewarrants warrants warrantsIt Wlrrant8 Wlrrant8I It I wan learned last lal night that Covart Covartwill Covartwl Covartwill will wl go before bfon Judge John A Blair Dlir of the to toCourt theCourt Court of Quartr Quarter Slons Sessions tomorrow morn mornIn morning 1 ing In and it is i believed bloved the County Ju Juentertain Jud Jud wi will willentertain entertain his complaint cmplaint Arrests AII on onwarrant1 o otieneli otieneliwarrants nch nchwlrranlH warrants wlrranlH will wi probably follow folow Covart Covartwas CoartwaR ovart ovartwas was employed employe as a boss bM painter pintr to do some somework sme smework somework work for Everett Evertt Phillips Philp a contractor contractr and andbuilder andbulder andbuilder builder builderAfter bulder bulderAfer I After Afer the job was well wel under way Busi Business Bu Business l lneH ness neH Agent Westlako Westlke and three thre other men mencalled mencled mencalled called cled upon upn Phillips Philp and threatened thratened to tie tieup te teup tieup up all al the te contract cntrac1 he had on hand hnd if I he hedidnt hedldnt liedidnt didnt get rid of Covart C vart Phillips Pilps wrote wrotea wrte wrtea a letter to t Covart Cvart saying ylng he regretted regrett very verymuch verymuch er much to dispense dispn with his hl services srices as he hewas hI hewas was wa perfectly prfecty satisfied sUle with wih his work but butthat butthat butthat that he must do so s The le union union threatened threatenedto threatemdt to t make serious srous senous trouble truble for him he said saidif sid sidIf saidif if he continued cntnue to let Covart Cva remain reain on onthe onthe onthe the job and ad he had no alternative alternatve alternatvehut alternativebut j but to port pa with him hi Covart will wi use u the theletter theletter theletter letter in his prosecution pronctlon of ofthe the men who whoconspired whocnspire whoconspired conspired cnspire successfully to injure Inure him hi He Hewi Hewill 1 will wi also al subpoena suhp suhpcanaP1illips 8uccsstulr na Pinlllps Plllps as aa asa a witness witnessCOMPENSATION witnessCOMPENSATION lne8 lne8COlPEISATIV COMPENSATION COlPEISATIV FOR POl WORKMEN WORKMENRadical WORKMENRadical ORIUIE ORIUIERadIcal Radical Report Reprllae Made by b the Mauachuietti MauachuiettiCommission MaaachuiettiCommission laaelulrUI laaelulrUICmmlllen Commission Cmmlllen to Gov Go Bates BatesBOSTON DatelBOSTON HatesBosTor BOSTON Jan 19rThe 1 Te special spcial commit committee committee committee tee appointed by Coy Bates last lat July under undera undtr undtra a resolution rsoluton of the Legislature glslatur of 1903 1903to 103 103to 1003to to investigate iucstgate the relations rlltons between btwen em employer employer employer ployer and employee omploye has ha made mde its Is report reportTho rpor reportTho Tho committee commite presents presnts a Worklngmans WorklngmansCompensation WorklngmanCompnton WorklngrnanaCompensation Compensation Compnton act ac a substitute sbttute for the theEmployers theEmploycr theEmployers Employers Employcr Liability Liabity law lw although that Is Isallowed I I Iallowed allowed alowed to stand on the statutes statutesThin 8tatutl statutesThis Thin Thil is the most mot radical mdlcalfeatur feature of the thereport therpor thereport report rpor and no legislation Icglslaton of the kind has hasbeen ha hasbeen been bn attempted attemptl in this country cuntr The re report repor report port por recommends rcommcnds that the law be b changed changedBO change so that any workman injured injurd while whie at atwork atwork atwork work can cn recover rcover from trm his is employer In Incase tncas Incase case cas of death the workmans family famiy the thecommittee thecommittl thecommittee committl committee recommends rcommends should Ihould receive receiveunder rcive rciveunder receiveunder under this law lw a sum equal to what the man manwould manwould manwould would have earned for three years year pro pr provided i ivided vided it does dOs not go 10 over 120 2000 2000If i iIf If I he Is maimed mime the man mn is to claim not notmore notmor notmore more mor than thn half hI wages gf for not more than thanckim thnnfour thanfour four YO18 years Te The only only excepton exception Is that the thecLlm theclsim cLlm ckim will wi not hold If I the employee employe was wasinjured wasInjue wasinjured lent injured Injue misconduct misconductThe mllonduc through thrugh his own wilful wiful or fraudu fraudulent frudu frudulent fraudulent The Te committee cmmitte in divided divide on the ques question que questlon tion ton of the use of injunctions Injuncions in labor Lbr die disputes dlsput dieputes putes put I Carroll arl irroli D Wright Royal R 1 Bobbins Bobbinsand Robblnl Bobbinsand and D R Dewey a majority mjority of the thf com committee om ommitee corninittee mittee favor the law while mitee present prlsent whie Henry Henr Sterling Sterlng wants wnts jury trials In contempt contemptcases ontempt ontemptCMe contemptcases cases CMe and William Wiim N Osgood Osgoo wants peace peaceable pece peceable peaceable able injunctions injunctionsMIXERS Injuncion InjuncionTO InjunctionsMINEIfS labor lbr demonstrations demontraton protected prtee from frominjunctions frm frmInjuncion fromInjunctions MIXERS TO ASK AiK MOBE 10BE WAGES WAGESAnnual W40lSAnnual WAGESAnnual Annual Convention onnnton to Benin Bein Tomorrow TomorrowWith Tomorow Tomorow1th TomorrowWith With 1th Prospects Polpeetl of a Lively Lnl Time TimeINDIANAPOLIS Tme TmeINDANAPLIS TimeINDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDANAPLIS Jan 16 10Delegata 16Delegates Delegates to the thenational thenatonal thenational national natonal convention conventon of the United Unied Mine MineWorkers MineWorker MineWorkers Workers Worker of America Americ which will w begin bgin its itssessions Is Issions itssessions sessions here on Monday began bgan to arrive arrivethis arrve arrvetis arrivethis this tis evening and there is I the promise of ofone ofone ofono one of the most lively lvely conventions conventon ever everheld cverheld overheld held by tho organization organlzton All Al the dele delegates dele ddegates gates say y that tht they will wl demand demnd an increase increasein Incrae IncraeIn in wages wage of at least lelt 10 per pr cent cnt over the theexisting theoxstng theexisting existing oxstng scale sele and they are ar expecting expctng this thisto thi thisto to be b met by a demand for a decrease dera and andsay andMY andsay say that they will wi close the mines unless unlesstheir unl unltheir unlesstheir their demands are ar granted grantedSome grnt grantedSome coe Some Sme of tho delegates charge that the therecent therecent therecent recent reductions in wages in Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaand Pennylvaniaand Pennsylvaniaand and othtr States Bttes have been the result of an anagreement anagreemcnt anagreement agreement among the operators operatol and that thatthe thatthe thatthe the employers employer have already alreay violated the thespirit thespirit thespirit spirit of the agreement which was wa entered enteredinto enteredInto enteredinto into here one year ago Word Wor comes cmes from fromIndiana frm frmIndhma fromIndiana Indiana that they will not operators operatr wi accept accepta aept aepta a scale salo that tlat docs dols not provide prvde for a reduc reduction reducton reduction tion ton from from rl the present prices for pick pik and andmachine andmchme andmachine machine mchme mining and ad there is a I prospect prospectthat pr prospectthat pect pectthat that the mines may bo closed cosd but not until untiltho unt untilthe the present agreement agrlemunt expires expiresTO expiresTO expiresTO TO MAKE MIXERS IWS PAY UP VPNames UPName UPamea Names Name amea of Delinquents Delnqufnts Belli Belnl Published Publishedby Publihed Publihedb by b the Workers Work en Official Omcil Organ OrganWILKESBARBE OflanWILKESBARRE OrganWILKEsBnhin WILKESBARBE Jan 16 10Te 10The The efforts elors of ofUnited ofUnited ofUnited United Mine Workers Worker officials ofcils to get tho thomen thomen themen men to pay the dues demanded demnded by the union unionare uion uionar unionare are ar pristent persistent py In this district distrc they are areand ar areholding holding lnS mass meeting meetings ad and trig trying to talk talkthe talkthe the men into additlonnllnterst additional interest In the union unionand and particularly paricularly into the payment of unon unonand dues duesIn duesIn duesIn In the tte Schuylkill Shuylki district distrc pyent Ft It was wa decided to topublish topublsh topublish publish publsh in the tle first fft issue Ilsue of the Uniled Mine MlnsWokes SineWorkers tf Wokes Workers Joral Journal T f ll the name names of al all It Itwho membl members memberswho who were wer three thr months month or more mor in arrears arrearsSince arear arrearsSince Since Sinc that time tmo rather than have their theirnames theirname8 theirnames names published pub hed 1200 120 of the delinquents delinquentshave delnquents delnquentshave have paid pid up upSouth upSoutl upSouth t South Soutl Chicago Ctcco Steel Stee Mills lli to Start lp lpCIICAOO UpCICAO VpCiicAo CIICAOO CICAO Jan 16 10Te lOrTho Tho steel stlel mills ml at atSouth atSuth atSouth South Suth Chicago Chicgo will wi resume rewe reaumoactlvity activity acivity Mon Monday Monday Monday day morning moring The tonnage tonnge men em employed emPlored empioycd ployed Plored in tho open hearth plate pltt and slab slabmill slabmi slabmill mill mi departments opn of the thl Illinois Ilnoi Steel SIEI Com Company Complny Cornpuny puny plny have declined declne to accept the cut ct in inwages Inapes Inwages wages apes Men who got lees 1t than 12 2 a day dayICHS daymut daymust mut must accpt accept a a decrea decrease of 10 per cnt cntSme cent centSome Sme Some of the hlg higher er pid paid employee employees pr wi will willget Ret 48 8 per r crn ceril less IOI than before the mills mi millswere 1ero were lhut shut coy dovn a a month ago agoI agor I r I ZIIOT HOT HIS WIFES WIFS COMPANION COMPANIONVAN COMPANIN COMPANINVAN VAN TASSELL TASS1 LOF OF POUQUKEEPSIE POUQUKEEPSIEMORTALLY POUGIIKEEPSIEMORTALLY OUGDKEPiE OUGDKEPiEMORTALLY MORTALLY WOUNDED WOUNDEDJtmei WOUNDEDamr WOUNDEDJames James amr J 1 Newman Saw Him 11m Going Gol s Into lotolotel a aHotel aHotel Hotel lotel With Uh HIs Wife lfe and Attacked Attackedvlllm AttackedHlmVan vlllm UmVan Van Taiselt TuIl nan and ad Newman NewmanFired N NewmanFired wman wmanlred Fired Two To Shot at at HlmOne IlmOno Hit HitPOUQRKKBP8IB Hi HiPOUOHKBPIB HitPouanaRBpsIn POUQRKKBP8IB POUOHKBPIB Jan 10 ttA 1gA A probably prbably fatal fatalshooting fatalehoUng fatalshooting shooting ehoUng affray atay took tok place plac on lower Main Mainstreet MainItrt Mainstreet street Itrt shortly sorty before bfor 7 oclock tonight tonightWilber tonightWibr tonightWilber Wilber Wibr Van Tassell Tal 27 years yer of age was 8 seen seenby sn snby seenby by James Jae J Newman Newm 29 2 years yer of age of ofMarlorvllle ofMrlorle ofMarlorvillo Marlorvllle Mrlorle to enter the hotel hotl at 50 5 Main Mainstreet Mainstret Mainstreet street stret with wth Newmans young and pretty prettywife pr prettywife ty tywife wife Newman Newm followed folowe the couple cuple and andstopped andItoppd andstopped stopped Itoppd them aa 8 they were wer going goig upstairs upstairsat uptr at the same smo time pulling pulng a revolver rvolver and andpointing andpintg andpointing pointing pintg it at Van Va Tassells Tals head headThe hed hedThe headThe The two clinched clnche and had ha a short strug struggle strg strggle struggle gle when VanTassell VanTasl broke brke away and ran ranout rn rnout ranout out on Main Min street stt and a sprinted sprint for Harris Harrisstreet Haris Harisstret Harrisstreet street stret a short sort distance distnc away Newman Newmancommanded Newmanommnde Newmancommanded commanded ommnde him to t halt hlt and fired fr a shot shotover Ihot Ihotovr shotover over his head hed He fired fred the te second scnd time timeand tme tmeand timeand and the bullet struck stok Van Tassell Tal in the theright te teright theright right breast brt bringing brining him hi to the ground groundNewman grund grundNewn groundNewman Newman Newn grabbed Rrbb Van Tassell Tasl again and andthe andthe andthe the two clinched when several were clnched seorl per persons pr perHone sons 800 came Ce running rnng up and Nowman Nowmn re released roleased leased IM the wounded wounde man mn and walked wale away awayMrs awayM awayMrs Mrs M Newman Nen when she saw sw Van Tea Tassoll Ta TasU Teasoil soil sU fall fal ran up the t tracks trk of the Hudson HudsonRiver HudsonRvr HudsonRiver River Rvr Railroad Rird and was wa found hidden hiddn in a afreight afright afreight freight fright car o Her husband hWbnd went to the therailroad theraird therailroad railroad raird station ltton looking lokng for her and was wasarrested wasarrested arrested arrte there ther by Sergt Brgt Sheedy SheedyNewman Shey SheyNewan SheedyNewman Newman Newan said ld that he had hd been bn suspicious suspiciousof of his hi wife for some sme time te When Wen he went wenthome 1nt 1nthomo wenthome home for supper sppr tonight tonight she was wa absent absentand abnt abntan absentand and an he took a train for Poughkeepsie Poughkepsie and andwaited ad adwit andwaited waited wit near nea the hotel hotl and saw w them thor go goin goIn goIn in the side entrance entranceIn entr te In an an antemortem atmorm statement sttment taken tken by byJudge byJudge byJudge Judge Morschauser Morshausr Van Tassell Tal said ld that thathe thathe thathe he did not know Mrs Newman was mar married marrie marned ned rie He met her two months ago ao in Wap Wappingers Wappiners Wappingers pingers piners Falls Fa1 and was wa with wit her a week weekago wek wekao weekago ago ao when she let him have her diamond diamondring diamondring diamondring ring ringVan Van Tassell TaBI was W8 taken to Vassar Va8ar Hospital HospitalThe HOpit HospitalThe The To bullet struck struk him an inch below blow the theright therght theright right rght nipple It was removed removedMrs rmove removedMrs Mrs Mr Newman Newa Is 22 2 years ye old and has hal been beenmarried ben benmre beenmarried married mre two years yer Her maiden miden name namewas namewas namewas was Elizabeth Eizbth Mullen Mulen and her father is i a ahotelkeepor ahotelkepr ahotelkeepor hotelkeepor hotelkepr at Wappingern Wappinger Falls Fa li She Shefaced Shefa Shofaced faced fa her husband huband at the police plc station stationand staton statonand stationand and upbraided him for the trouble he had hadgot hadgot hadgot upbraide hm got her in inI InMYOI InYou I MYOI You said saie you would not have the heart heartto hert hertto heartto to shoot shot a man she sh remarked remarke to him himand himMand himand and this thl is what wht you do doIn doIn doIn In a statement made mde to Chief McCabe McCabeMrs McCab McCabeMrs Mrs 1rl Newman said sid that when her husband husbandpointed hubd hubdpinted husbandpointed pointed pinted a pistol pitol at Van Va Tassel T 1 she sh said saidDont saidDont ld ldUDnt UDnt Dont you shoot shot him He shouted Liz Lizafter LizRfer Lizafter after Rfer all al I have done for you look lok at me menow menow away now The two men clinched clnche and she Iho ran ranaway rn rnaway ranaway I The surgeons furgeons from Vassar VaRr Hospital found foundthat foundthat foundthat that the bullet from Newmans Newms revolver revolverentered rvolver rvolvereterd revolverentered entered eterd Van Tassels Tals back bk It I passed passedthrough passedthrough through his lung lug and came cme out just JUlt p below belowthe blw blwthe belowthe the nipple of his hs right ri ht breast brat He Is bleed bleedIng hle bleedIng Ing internally Itraly and is in a serious srlou condition conditionTHE cnditon cnditonTIlE conditionTIlE TIlE SUBWAY lBAY LABOR TUSSLE TUSSLEAlllsChalmers TUSSLEAIslalnlfrl TUSSLEAllisChalmers AlllsChalmers AIslalnlfrl Company Cmpany Wont Promise Pomke to toHire t tIlre tohIre Hire Ilre Union 1nton Men f1 Only OnlyA Onl OnlA A settlement lUement of the labor lr trouble truble in the thoilbway thelbway thesubway subway lbway was a not nt reached rache yesterday yeeray8 as was wasexpected wasexpected a expected The machinists at the expted machinist Fifty Fiftyninth Ffy Ffynnth Fiftyninth ninth nnth street stret power pWfr house hou who have he a griev grievance grev grevane griovance ance ane against aaint the AlllsChalmers AlsCamrs Company Companyof Cmpay Cmpayof of Chicago Chicag for employing nonunion nonunon men menwill mn mnwl menwill will wl remain remin at work employn pending lng the result rlult of ofan ofan ofan an appeal appal to General Oneml pn Contractor Cntratr John Joh B BMcDonald BMoDn BMcDonald company McDonald MoDn to use his h influence Inun with wth the thecompany thecmpan thecompany cmpan cmpanA A conference cnfernce was WI held yesterday ystray at the theNow to theNew New York office ofe of the company cmpay The Themachinists Te Temhinits Themachinists machinists mhinits were ere represented by Walking Delegates James rpreonte Wilson Wln Iison and L J Belfl BelflWalking Dlf BelfiWalking Walking Walklnp Delegate P Burko of the th Riggers RiggersUnion Rigger RIggersUnion Union Unon which whch has ha a complaint omplnt against agant the thefirm thefrm thefirm firm frm also attended attendedThe atende attendedThe The a labor lbr men accused the employers of ofdiscriminating ofdirmnatng ofdiscrIminating aus discriminating dirmnatng against agalt union men This Thisthe Ti Thisthe the firm fm denied but it would woul not pledge pleg it itself Itslf itself self slf to t discriminate dirminat in favor favr favorof of union men menUNION menUNION menUNION UNION LABOR LEADER LEADEl GONE GONEII OO E EI II I L Simmons of Indianapolis lnlanapll Missing 1IUlnl and andIlia andIlls Ills 18 Books Cant De BI Found FoundINDIANAPOLIS FoundINDlNAPIS FoundINDIANAPOlIS INDlNAPIS INDIANAPOLIS Jan 1C 1t1Jarey 10Harvey Harvey L Sim Simmons SlmmoU Simrnone I mons moU secretary srtry of the Central Labor Lbor Union Unionsecretary Unioneecrtar Unionsecretary secretary eecrtar of the Btilldjng Buiding Trades Tradcl Council Counciland Cunci Counciland and business businc agent of the Painters Union Unionof of which he is i a member has ha been ben missing missingfor miing miingfor for ten days daysWhen daYBWhen daysWhen When he left lef his home ho said Rid he was wasgoing WIS WISgoig wasgoing goig going to Cincinnati Ccnnat on business bu lneF and would wouldreturn wouldrtur wouldreturn return rtur the next day dy but a telegram tlegrm was wasreceived wasreived wasreceived received reived saying he did not know when he hewould hewoud hewould would woud return rtur syg Since Sinc then no word has h been bn received rive from him hm ad wor detectives detctve9 have hve failed faied to find fd him himIt hm hmI himIt It I Is said sid that he handled handle little lte money mony for tho two organizations orgaiztoJ of which he was wassecretary WMfrtr wassecretary frtr secretary but the th books hoks are ar missing mls lng and it Is thought he has hI them with him It is also alsosaid aio alsosaid said 5ld that he was wa discouraged discourgd by the outlook outook for unionism uionism In this thi city since sinc the organiza organization organiz organlzation tion ton of the Employers Eployer Alliance Alanc and that thatthis thatthis thatthis this preyed pryed upon his hi mind mindVALUE mindJAUJE mindVALUE I VALUE OF A UNION CARD CARDThe CABDTe CARDThe The Te Mother iUotler of a Boy DO Who Didnt Ddnt Get Ge One OnePlaces Oe OePlaee OnePlaces Places Plaee It at 1014 1014ST 1014ST 1014Sv ST Louis LUIS Jan 18 l 16The Tho value of a card cardin crd crdIn cardIn in the Journeyman Journeyn Plumbers Plumbrs Association Associationis Aiaton AiatonIB is fixed fxe at 1014 1OUi by Mrs Clara Claa Schumacher SchumacherSho Shumaher ShumaherShe She entered suit ult for that amount against againstthe againt againtthe againstthe the members membrs of the St Louis Lu I Plumbing Company Alfred Alre Rebeneck Rebnek and Frank S SRechenmacher SRhenmaher SBechenmaeher Rechenmacher Rhenmaher morning In the Circuit Crcuit Court Cut this thismorning thi thismorning Her son Theodore Theoore went to work for the St Louis Lui Plumbing Company Compny on May 28 281olI 1901 1olI as an apprentice apprntc plumber plumbr at a salary saiaryoi of 14 4 a week In consideration cnsideraton of which whlcl ho hewas howa howas was wa to receive recive a card in tho association associationwhen 8oclUon 8oclUonwhen associationwhen when his hi term ter expired expiredInvestigation expir Investigation Inetgatlon of the lawn la of the associa lola tion t0n showed showe that the issuance I unc of the card cardwould crd crdwould cardwould would bo b impossible ImJlble For that tht reason ron Mrs Mr Schumacher Schumcher sues sue for back bck pay py for her herson hersn herson son sn snSPB SPRING SPB O STRIKE STRKE WARNING WARNINGLabor WARNINGLbor WARNINGLabor Labor Lbor Organ 0110 Urges Unions to Stand by bythe bytie bythe the tie Arbitration Arbirton Agreement AgreementThe Asrement AsrementTe AEreementThe The Te official ofcl organ orga of the tle Tile Tie Layers Layersend Lyer Layersand end ad Helpers Helpf Unions Union in its 11 present prsnt issue issuecommends Issuecommends ue uecmenda commends cmenda the plan pla of arbitration arbltrUon of the theEmployers theEployer theEmployers Employers Eployer Association Aoton and advises adv s the theunions theuiona theunions unions uiona to stand std by It i It I says saysTho sy eaysThe The Thl plan of arbitration srbltraton which has hi been In operation oplratun for 101 the th last five fve months has ba been beensatisfactory beensatisfactory ben bensatsactory satisfactory satsactory to both sides stdel and has ha at last brought about rest re t and nd peace penc In the building buildin In buid trades trOes Strikes and lockout which had hadi hadcmt ha become cmt praticaly p actleally I a custm cutorn ut the beginning of ever avery buldln building loaon season wt will be practically bCAlnnlnl y Impsstble Impossible i If tn tie the plan Is II lived lve up praclcal to in the trades whlqh which come under Uder Its I provisions provl lon New York at th the present time tme has hal better prospects or good conditions and stability bottr In the til building buldln goo trades tradef cndlton for 101 the tb next year stbiity than thanthe thananr thanany anr any other city and the unlonl unions must not for forI or orget get that the plan lan or arbitration recnlzel recognizes I the unions unlonl If J the unions arbitraton are wise wil they tbty will willstand willstand stand by the plan planFIGHT planPIIIT planFIGHT wi FIGHT PIIIT SAYS GOMPERS GOMPERSHe OOlPIS OOlPISle He le Advises Adlr A F L Men Not to Submit Submitto to Wage Reduction ReductionPresident Reducions ReducionsPesdet ReductionsPresident President Pesdet Compare Oompr of the American AmericanFederation Amercn AmercnFoerton AmericanFederation Federation Foerton of Labor Lbor lisa ha issued IBue an an address addressto addrl to t the members membr of that tt body by in which whch he hecounsels herua hocoun54 counsels rua its 11 members membr to keep kep agitating agittng for forhigh forblRh forhigh high wages wagl He says saysWe sy saysWe We have hae advised ArII and Ind shall Ihalcontlnue continue to toortviae t toadvise advise aI p our fellow fflo workmen to resist rtR t reduc tions tonR in wn Inl wages s by every PVf r lawful Ilwfll means within their thtlr power for or It Is I Iwtter beter to t resist and lose than thA 10t not ot to t resist rell at aU rrlt a THIEVES THIEES CAME CAMEWJTH WITH A 4 TRUCK TRUCKRobbed TRUCKRobb TRUCKRobbed Robbed Robb a Store by b Daylight DJlbt and ad Came CameNear cme cmeNear cameNear Near Getting Away Aw the te Goods GoodsAn Goo GoodsAn An excited man mn ran ra up to Policeman PolicemanPross Polcml PolloemnProse n nPYCterd Prose PYCterd yesterday afternoon ateron and told him himthat himthat himthat that a gang gag of men were wr robbing robbig a store storea a a few blocks blok away The Te man m said sid the thethieves thethieve thethieves thieves thieve had ha backed bcke a wagon up to the thecurb t1e t1ecurb thecurb curb and wor were taking out ou t goods go by the thewholesale thewholcae thewholesale wholesale wholesaleThe wholcae wholcaeThe wholesaleThe The policeman polcman ran down to 13 Lisponard Lisponardstreet Llspcnardstreet street trt and found five 1e men loading lodin it Itwlth Itwlthclothing ltwithclothing with withclothing clothing and ad bales ball of cloth Four of the themen te temen themen men men ran but Prom PrO caught David Davl Cohen Cohenof of 184 r Chrystle Crste street strt and ad took tok him to the theLeonard tbeLeona theLeonard Leonard street strt station stationTho stationThe Leona staton statonTe The Te thieves tieve had broken brken into the te store str of ofRosenblum ofRoenblw ofRosenblum Rosenblum Roenblw 4 Kowrlch Kowrlc on the te second floor floorThe 60r 60rTe floorThe In The Te police poli found a large irge jimmy jlmner near the thebroken te tebrken thebroken broken brken door dor The Te precinct preinct detectives detectiveslearned detectiveslearned ettve learned learne that tat a man ma known kwn as a Barney Bney had hadhired hadhired hired hi the te truck trck from frm the te Orchard Orcar stables stablesat at 40 Orchard Orha street stet and checked ceke the goods goodsas gos gosa as a they tey were wer brought brught out The Te detectives detectivesarrested detectivesarrested arrested art Harry Har Levy Lv of 40 Allen Alen street atret as asthe asthe the te man ma who had ha vouched vouce for Barney Bney at atthe atte atthe the stable stableLater stableLater te Later Ltr stbl In the afternoon David Davd Lewis Lwi of 82 8 Norfolk Norolk street strt aron and ad Charles Crle Ensall Esal of ofDlacy 24 Delancey Dlacy street stre were wer arrested alted in a afurnished afurnishe afurnished furnished furnishe room rom house at a 41B East Es Fourteenth Fourteenthstreet Fouenth Fouenthtr Fourteenthstreet street tr as II suspicious 8Ulplcus persons Mr M Rosen Rosonblum Hcsn Hcsnblum Rosenblum blum came ca to the station prsn housa and identi identified Ident identifled fled fe the goods gos He stton said slld the lot was wa worth worthabout worthabut worthabout about abut 1500 1500SUES S SSUES 500 500SUES SUES MAXWELL V4XJELI FOR 910000 910000Schoolteacher SIOO SIOOSchooleaeber 10000Schoolteacher Schoolteacher Schooleaeber Says S1 Superintendent luprntendrat and andOthers ad adOther andOthers Others Other Conspired tonlpred to Injure Inje Her HerThe HerTh HerThe The Th suit of Miss 118 Emma Ema Walker Walkers a teacher teacherIn In Public Pblo School Shol 13 against City Superin Superintendent Suprin Suprintendent Superintendent tendent William WIla H Maxwell Maxel and ad Principal PrincipalLyman PrincipalLyman Lyman Lan A Best Bt to recover rcvor 110000 100 10000 damages damagesfor daagos daagosfor for alleged aleg libel lbl will w be called cle for trial in inthe Intbo inthe the Supreme Court Cu in Brooklyn Broklyn tomorrow tomorrowMiss tomorrowMI8 tomorrowMiss Miss MI8 Walker Walr says sys she se is I a graduate gradue of the thepublic tle tlepublc thepublic public publc schools sohool of Brooklyn Broklyn and ad also al of the thePacker thePacker thisPacker Packer Collegiate Clegite Institute Insttute and that she sheised sheU shepassed passed ised the examination exinton required reque by the thegents thelgenl theRegents U lgenl Regents gents of the State Stae of New York and re received recive recalved calved cive a Grade Orae A certificate crifcte while whie teaching in the city cty of New York She Se alleges aleg that thatabout thatabut thatabout about abut Dec Do I 1800 189 she was wa appointed appointe a ateacher ateaher ateacher teacher teaher in Public Pblo School Shol 13 where she shetaught shetaught se setaught taught until unti March 81000 810 8 1900 under a Grade B Bcertificate Dcrtfoe Bcertificate certificate crtfoe as a Supt Maxwell Mawel would not notpermit notprmit notpermit prmit permit her to teach tech in I Brooklyn under a aGrade aOrae aGrade Grade Orae A certificate certificateShe cricte crictehealegs certificateShe She healegs alleges that the defendants to prefer preferanother prferanother preferanother another teacher telher conspired oonplrd against her herand berand herand and made mae a false fal report rpor to the Board Bar of ofEducation ofEucion ofEducation Education Eucion affecting aeotng her standing Itandlng and ane repu reputation rpu rputatonas reputation tation teacher which action she tatonas as a aclon alleges allegeswas alegs alegswa allegeswas was wa false fale and libelous lblous She alleges aleges that thatthe tht thttho thatthe the other examiners examiner said ld she was WI entitled entitledto entted enttedto to a 1 grade gre A certificate crifcat but that Mr Max Maxwell Ma Maxwell well wel refused rful to review rview the work and as a aresult arsult aresult result rsult she has hs been ben damaged daagd to the extent extentof of 1100 10000 10000Former 10000Former Former Forr Borough Borugh President Prsident Swanstrom Swanstroml Swanstrm Swanstrmha l ha has t ben been rtaine retained y a as cunl counsel i for Mr Max Maxwel Maxwell m mwell well wel and Mr Best BestMAYOR Bt BtUJOR BeatMAYOR MAYOR UJOR REVIEWS REnEDS 23D REGIMENT REGIMENTCompliments REOUIETComplment REGIMENTCompliments Compliments Complment Gen Barnes on the Splendid SplendidShowing SplendIdSowlnl SplendidShowing Showing Sowlnl of Ills 11 Men MenThe MenThe en enle The le Twentythird Regiment Rgiment was wa re reviewed reviow reviewed viewed viow in the Bedford Ddfor avenue armory armoryBrooklyn armoryDroklyn armoryBrooklyn Brooklyn Droklyn by Mayor McClellan Mclelan lost Ilt night nightThe nightThe nightThe The regiment turned ture out In full iul ranks rank and andlooked andlooke andlooked looked looke fine fne in the distinctive distnctve gray uni uniform uniform uniform form with gold lacings It It1 was u in charge chargeof of Gen Alfred Alfr C Barnes Colonel command commanding cmmand cmmanding commanding ing It I was wa equalized eqalzed into three thrE battalions battalionsof of four companies cmpanies each eachGen eah eahOen eachGeri Gen Barnes Bares put the organization organizton through througha a long oni drill drl before bfor preparing prparing for the review reviewThe reviewle reviewThe The le drill drl was wa watched watche with interest Inter t by byMayor byMayor byMayor Mayor McClellan Mclelln Comptroller CmptrolerOrout Grout Bor Borough Dr Drough Borough ough President Prsident Littleton Litetn Gen Gn James JamesMcLeer Jaes JaesMcLer JamesMcLeer McLeer McLer Gen Horatio Horato C King Kin and Gen GenThomas OenThom GenThomas Thomas Thom McGrath Mcrah who occupied seats sats in inthe Inte Inthe the te guests guet gallery galery The review rview was wa made madeby madeby mao maob by b Mayor McClellan MIClelan both bth In line lne and In Inpassage inpge inpassage passage When the te regimental regimentl band ten rendered rn rnier tendered dered pge ier the Star Spangled Spanle Banner Bnner the theentire theentire theentire entire audience audienc showed Its patriotism patriotim by bystanding bystandIng I Istanding standing until unti the last lat note was wa played playedAfter playedAter playedAfter After Ater the te military mitr part of the programme programmewas programmewa was wa completed cmplete Mayor McClellan MclelJ and ad the theother theoter theother other oter invited Invit guests pest were wer escorted ore to tho thomess thoms themess mess ms hall hal where wher they were wer entertained entraine at atluncheon atluncheon I IIUDchen luncheon IUDchen by Gen On Barnes Brnel and the ofiicars of ofthe orte ofthe the te regiment rgiment Mayor McClellan Mclelan expressed expressedgreat expr8 expressedgreat great grat satisfaction Mtefaton at the good go work per performed performe performed formed forme by the te regiment and complimented complimentedGen complmentd complmentdGen Gen Borneo Be and an his officers officersMayor ofcrs ofcrsMayor officersMayor Mayor McClellan Mclelan will wi review rview the Thir Thirteenth Tir Tirteenth Thirteenth teenth Regiment Heavy Heav Artillery Arier in tho thoSumner thoSumner theSumner Sumner avenue armory aory Brooklyn Droklyn on onJan onJa onJan Jan Ja 28 28SMOTHERED 2 2SUOTIIERED 20SMOTHERED SMOTHERED IN A COAL CHUTE CHUTEMany ClUTE ClUTEIan ChUrLMany Many Ian Buckets BuokOI of Coal Showered Down DownUpon 01 DownUpon Upon Upn Frank Fank Chllleton ChllletonFrank OUeln OUelnFal OdhietonFranlc Frank Fal Cliilleton Chleton was wa killed kie last lat night nightat at a coal 01 pocket pcket of the J B King Co Coplaster Copllter Coplaster plaster pllter mills mil New Brighton Bighton Staten Island IslandHe Ilnd IlndHe IslandHe He and several other Italians ad s Italas wore un unloading unloaing noloading loading loaing coal oaHrom from a boat boatThey bat batThey boatThey shovelled It Into buckets They shovled attached attachedto atached to a bolt blt which carried crried it up and dropped droppedit drppd drppdIt I it into a chute chut When Wen ten tons had been beenraised ben benrais beenraised raised rais the chute became bame clogged olojgd Cliilleton Cliilletonwent Cbleton Cbletonwent Chlhletonwent went to the top to clear it He was com compelled cm cmpled cornpelled pelled pled to stand Itand on the coal inside the chute chuteto to do this Suddenly the mass ma of coal coalbeneath cal calbneath coalbeneath beneath bneath him dropped carrying Irlng him down downabout downabut downabout about abut thirty thiry feet feetWhen fet fetWen feetWhen When Wen the coal cl moved the th belt blt started startedand tartodand tarto and bucketful bucketul after Arpr bucketful bucketul of coal 101 was wasarried wa wasrarrled arried arrie over the top nnd dumped dumpe down downupon downUpon cown cownupn upon upn tte t1 unfortunate man 11 ChllUtnna ChllUtnnashouts Chltoul Chllltoiishouts shouts for assistance alitanc were heard and the themahlnery themahlnery machinery mahlnery was wa stopped as a quiikly as aspossible a aspossible possible JIble JIbleAl possibleAll stupp J JAll All Al hands then went to work to rescue rescueChilleton rscue rscueChleton rescueChliieton Chilleton Chleton His Hi cries cri0 grew grw fainter every everyminute evor everyminute minute and at lost lat ceased cd Several planks plankswere plankswe plankswere were we torn tm out of the chute chut and the mans mansbody ms msboy mansbody body boy was Wi found buried burie under many tons tonsof ton tonsof of coal coalCoroner coalCoroner Coroner co Schaefer Shaefer says that death was WI due dueto dueto dueto to suffocation suoaton by coal col sy dust dustFOUND dut dutFOUND dustFOUND FOUND ANOTHER WIFE WIFEWoman WIFEWomn rIFEWoman Woman Womn Wno Wo Went ent to Her Hfr Husbands Juibandi Fu Funeral FunerB Puneral neral nerB Learned That Tat He Was a a Bigamist BigamistLOUIRVILUC 8IpOIt 8IpOItIURVLE BigamistLouzsvILtz LOUIRVILUC IURVLE Ky Jan 16 ItMr 18Mrs Mrs William WilliamFullwood Wiia WilliamFullwood Flwoo Fullwood who arrived arriv here her from Haiti Baltimore Blt Haitimore more mor this thi afternoon afernoon to attend atend the funeral funeralof fneral fneralof of her husband hubamJ collapsed collpid in the Willard WillardHotel Wiard WiardHotl WillardHotel Hotel Hotl when informed Infored that tht he had married marriedanother mried mriedaother marriedanother another aother Later Mrs Mr Fullwood Flwoo called calledupon cled cledupon calledupon upon the second snd Mrs Mr Fullwood Flwo Fullwoodand and asked askedher aked akedher askedher her to surrender surrnder the personal peronal property propertywhich propery properywhich propertywhich which she refused rfuld to do doMrs doMr doMrs Mrs Mr Fullwood Flwood Is I now ill 1 of locomotor locomotorataxla locomotoratai locomotorataxia ataxia atai and was wa nearly prostrated protrated at atthe atthe atthe the news of her husbands hWbands death To Tomake Tomake Tomake make the situation Iltlaton worse wor both women womenclaim womenclim womenclaim claim clim the right to bury bu the body bodyWilliam boy boyWilam bodyWilliam William Wilam fcullwood llwo was wa a captain cptin on an anOhio anOhio anOhio Ohio River steamer ltame formore for more than ta twenty twentythroat twontyyear twentyyears year years Ho die died on 1nuray lhursday nigh night of oftrat ofthroat throat trat trouble truble Seven years year ago a Mrs MrsFullwood Mr MrsFullwood Fullwood Flwoo became beme an a invalid Invald and she has hassince ha hassince since elno then resided ride with wit her soninlaw soninlawand sninlw sninlwa soninlawand se and daughter daughtr tl Mr and Mrs M W C Donnelly Donnely visited visitedThox a visite visitedThe in Baltimore Bliore where Fullwood Flwo frequently frequentlyvisited frquenty frquentyvisite frequentlyvisited The Te second sond Mrs Fullwood Flwood was wa Miss MissMary Mis MissMary Mary 1ary B Thorpe lorpe a telephone tlephone operator operatorShe oporatr oporatrShe operatorShe She married marie Fullwood Fulwo on Aug 11 1 1903 1903SHOT It 1903suor SHOT 01 BY HIS IlS FRIEND FRIEXDSaloonkeeper FRIENDSloonk FRIENDSaloonkeeper Saloonkeeper Sloonk eeper Badly Badl Wounded t Exonerate Exoneratethe Eooeate Exoneratesthe Letter Carrier CarrierLeo CarrierLeo the te LUer Crrier CrrierL Leo L Kahn Kan a saloonkeeper sloonkeper of 152d 152 street streetand strt strtand streetand and Eighth Eight avenue was wa accidentally acoldently shot shotyesterday shotyesterday shotyesterday yesterday by Samuel Sauel Grler Oriel a letter leter carrier carrierof crrer crrerof of 1835 Amsterdam Astram avenue Grier was waslocked waslocke waslocked locked locke up D in the West U2d 12d street stet station stationand ltton lttonRnd stationand and Kahn Khn was Wi removed to t the J Hood 10d Wright Wrigh Hospital Ho ltl In a serious srous condition conditionGrier ondltlon ondltlonGrier conditionOrher Grier went Into Kahns Kns saloon slon yesterday yesterdaywith yesterdaywith yesteray yesteraywith with a new revolver rvolvpr which he says sys he in intended Intende intended tended tende to t give to t the te saloonkeeper lonke r He Hewas HeWI lieWas was WI showing Kahn how It worked worke when It Itwas Ita itwas was a discharged dlshare the bullet bulet passing pang through throughtho trugh trughthf the thf palm oithe or the saloonkeepers sloneeprs left hand handand handand handand and entering entring his chest che t above the heart heartKahn heartKn heartKahn Kahn Kn told tld a policeman plcman who came that thattho thatthe thatthe the shooting 8hotng was wal an accident adent and that if ifhedied I ifbodied bodied hedll to t blame blae the te letter lttr carrier criu mutt not bo b held heldto hel heldto OUR FLAG AROUND PANAMA PANAMANOT NOT REALLY REALYj BUT IN A GOVERN GOVERXORS GVERN GVERNI GOVERNORB I ORS ISLAND SHOW SHOWStan SDOI SDOIStar 50011Stars Stan Star and Stripes Strlpa Enfolded Efol edC Colombia ombt Too Toond Tooand Tooand and nd the Song Asked Ale If I Wide uco 8mmyt 8mmytYour Samal1our NamelysYour Your our Papa PpHlltU PspalllgherVp HlgherUp Authority AuthorityObtained Autborl AuthorityObtained Obtained OtaIned Before They Te Old Dldt the Stunt StuntSoldiers StuntSldier StuntSoldiers Soldiers Sldier at Governors Govenors Island in an ama amateur amatur amatour tour tur theatrical teatrical performance performac last lt night nightwrappad nightI nightwrapped wrapped wapp 1 the AmerlcnJ American flag around arund a little littleburnt lto ltoburt littleburnt I burnt burt cork crk pickaninny plka ninny wearing erlng a Panama Panamahat Panamahat Panamahat hat and about a little lt0 girl representing representingColombia represntng represntngClombia representingCohonthla Colombia Clombia and while hle their fellow felow soldiers soldiersapplauded sldies sldiesapplaude soldiersapplauded about the birth of oftho ofto ofthe applauded applaude sang salg a song sng te the to new republic rpublc to the tune of Sammy SammyThis Smmy SmmyTis SammyThis This Tis Is I how it tnded tndedPant pdedPanh do Pant Panl oh oh Pant Panl Across ero croas the Isthmus Ilhmu Its Is not so far farTill tarTI farTthl Till TI us u on tell tel us U UnclcSammys unceSmmy your papa papaThey paP papaThey They Thy said ad that they had ha the permission permissionof prision prisionof of authorlt authorities high up to do the stunt stuntTho stuntThe stuntThe The performance prormml of an extravaganza extravaganzain in three thrO acts as called cale the Emerald Emerld of Peru Peruwas Peruwa Peruwas was wa given by the Bachelors 8achelor Club of Gov Governors Ooveror Governors ernors eror Island for the benefit bnft of the Fighth FighthUnited FlghthUnie FighthUnited United Unie Stated State Infantry Athletic Athleto Associa Association Association 8 ia ia1on 1on tion It was wn presented pr entc in the auditorium auditoriumof of the T M 1 C A building buiding which was wascrowded wal wascrowded crowded crowde many persons pern having havig made mae the thetrip thetrip thetrip trip from frm Manhattan Manhattanthey ManhattanThe Ianhattn Ianhattnhe The he soldier soldiers not notonly only tled filled the cat cast but butthey butthey they painted pinte all al the scenery scner used in the theshow theshow theshow show of which there was wa a good god II deal The Thepiece Te Teplec Thepiece piece plec was wa written wrlton for the occasion ocsion by Clar Clarence Clarence Clarence ence P Crane of the Hospital Corps Corp who whotook whotok whotook took tok the part pr of Eudora Day Dy Nephriia Nephrla o oPtrd of Ptrd PtrdThe P PriiThe rd rdThe The curtain went up on a scene s ene on the theowned thequartereck thequarterdeck quartereck quarterdeck of the IfurdeUs a yacht yachtowned cht chtowned owned by Italian Hals Barr a free lance lance his historian histrin hIstorlan torian trin and anchored an hnred off 01 the coast cast of Peru PeruSaneho Per PeruSancho Saneho lancho MachiaMli MacMa fl Mthe the social scal vampire vampireIs vampir Is on deck and so is Ii Cop Windy a bel belligerent bellernt belhierent Windl I ligerent lernt navigator navigatr Sancho falls fall in love lovewith lovewith lovewith with Burrs Bar ward Eudora Day for whom whomBarr whomBarr whomBarr Barr hlmsl himself war ha has a Blerdng suceking afcctcn afcctlcn afcctlcnBarr i Barr Bar has ha brought brught liudora Eudor along with withi him cn hL his jourey journey In quelt quest of the precious preciousEmerald Emerald of Per Peru i Jaacniarelli Machirel hypnotizes hypnotizesKudora hynotlze hynotlzeI hypnotizesRudora Kudora I udor she gets get all al mixed up us 11 to t whether whethershe whethershe whethershe she loves OVIR Barr or Maehiavtlli 1iachovll IJ and the tangle tangleisnt tngle tngleLnt tangleIsnt isnt Lnt straightened out until unti after atlr duels duelshave duelahave duelshave have been blen fought and many guns gunl fired firedand fed fedand firedand and Barr Bar has ha sung a song srg a sample mple verso versoof veneof verseof of which follows followsShe folows folowsSb She Sb sane sar In the sensuous InStOUH half light Irbt In a pensively pswlon loua1 U srnln srnlnWhat sralnWha srninWhat What Wha of the tears k r J of a hundred yean yeanIt yearsIf eal It I love returns rcturs aeala aealaPAX ara aratNAI4 agaiTIANAlIA PAX IANAlIA tNAI4 AM A CANAL COMMISSION COMMISSIONThe CO11 SSIN SSINTe The Te President to Select the tie Most lol Com Competent Compctent Conipetent petent Engineers nlleerl Itegardless Reladlesl of Cost CostWASHINGTON CestWSUNOTON CostWASHINGTON WASHINGTON WSUNOTON Jan 16 10The The names name of ofseveral ofsveral ofseveral several sveral prominent civil cvi engineers are being beingconsidered beingcOlldere beingconsidered considered cOlldere by President Peldent Roosevelt Uosvelt in con connection conneton connectlon nection neton with the appointment of a canal canalcommission cnal cnalcmm canalcommission commission cmm lon to direct and supervise suprvie the theconstruction thecntuction theconstruction construction cntuction of the Panama Panma Canal Cnal It Ithas I Ithas has ba already areay been bn determined that Rear RearAdmiral Rv RvAdmiral RearAdmiral Admiral Walker U S N retired retred presi president president president dent of the to commission comml8lon that tht selected slete the thePanama te tePanm thePanama Panama route shall sha head the Panm new com commission commiion cornmission mission miion which under the law lw is to consist consistof conist conistof of seven Bven members membr The President Prsident has hasbeen h hasbeen been l n advised adls that the thonew new commission commissionshould cmmision cmmisionshould commissionshould should Include several sveral of the most mot eminent eminentand eminentad eminentand and ad able civil cvi engineers enginer of th the country countryno cuntry cuntryno matter what no compensation compolUon they may my demand demandThe demand demandThe The selection sleton of the right men of the thebe theenginering theengineering enginering engineering profelon profession wi wlii It Is bleTe believed believedbe be economy enomy in in the long run rn as a the thoslightest theslRhtst theslightest slightest slRhtst error err might prove pro a seri serious Rrl RrloW son sonone one oW matter mttr involving great geat financial fnancial loss 10 The President reident b 1 convinced convlnco that thateminent thateminent tt ttemnent eminent emnent civil cvi engineers enginers cannot canot be b secured securedfor sure securedfor for any ay ordinary ordinay sum of money One of oftho ofthe ofthe the civilian cvian engineers enginers employed employ by the theWalker theWaer theWailcer Walker Waer commission oml6ol at an annual salary salaryof lar of 112000 120 has hI since entered entere the employ employof of a big railroad rairod company cmpay for 125000 20 25000 yearly yearlywhich yerly yerlywhloh yearlywhich which gives glV0 an Idea Ide of the cost cst of employing the best bet men The law gives give the Presi Psl dent authority to fix fx the salaries srie of the themembers themembers te temember members member of the commission cmmision and no ad additional additonalleglslatlon additional ditional ditonalleglslatlon legislation on this subject iub et Is needed neededTwo neede Two methods of undertaking the methos undertkmg con construction cn cnstrctlon conetruction struction strctlon of the canal are ar under considera consideration cnidera cnideraton consideration tion and will be worked out the ton wi b worke by new newcommission newcommision newcommission commission commision One is to let the work by con contract rn rntract contract tract to a responsible rspnible syndicate The Theother Theother Theother other contemplates cntemplatl the construction cnstructon of ofthe ofthe ofthe the canal canl by the commission cmmllion itsalf Is lf The Thesecond Tho10n Thesecond second 10n plan is not favored favore except excpt where a aresponsible aresnlble aresponsible plan responsible resnlble syndicate cannot be b found foundSuch foundSuch foundSuch Such a syndicate sydicate it Is said sOid will wi need ned a aworking aworking aworking working capital cpitl of not less le than 20000000 20000000as 200 as 81 It will wi be b called cle upon upn to expend ex nd a con considerable cn cnsiderable considerablo siderable sum before bfore it can secure sure any anypayment anypyent anypayment payment pyent from tho Government GovernmentDENIED Ooerment OoermentDENIED GovernmentDENIED DENIED IIY 1 IIADLEY IIADLEYYales IIDUr IIDUralel HADLEYYales Yales alel President Didnt Ddnt Say That Tat None one but buthe butthe butthe the he Rich Could Succeed Suefft In Polities PolitiesNBW PoltM PoltMNEW PolitiesNaw NEW HAveN HAVN Conn Jan 18 10Prtsldent 10PrtsldentHaley 10President 10PresidentHadiey President PresidentHodley Hodley Haley of Yale tonight tnight in an authorized authorizedstatement authorizedsttement authorizedstatement statement sttement corrects CIctl what he states was wa a afalse afalse afalse false report rprt that wan sent out from Boston Bostonof of a lecture ho delivered delvered in that city early earlyIn In the week el k in which he was made to t Bay Baytliat MYthat saythat that he didnt think the poor man mn should shouldgo shouldgo shouldgo go into politics ltcs and that none but rich men mencould mencould could made ould Bucctf Auclfd succeed this statement statementI d in politics pltcs President Prsident Hadley mln mlnould M I should deny that none but rich men menshould monIhould menshould should Ihould go into politics pltc or orthat that apoor a man mancould manculd mancould could culd not g succeed suced in politics pltc por What I Itried 1trlo ItrIed tried trlo to say 8 was WI that it was wa well we1 for a man mangoing manging mangoing going ging into politics Pltc to have some smo independent independentmeans loppndent loppndentmtans independentmeans means mtans to fall fal back upon upn The greater greter part partof par partof of the talk was in the nature of questions questionsand questionsand questons questonsand and answers hence It was Impossible Imposible to tottRYAX toprepre toprepare prepare anwersl anything In advance advanceIIAN advanceBRYAN prepre any lng BRYAN IIAN INTERVIEWED INTIWJIEIIW IX RUSSIA RUSSIAThe RVSSI RVSSITe RUSSIAThe The Te Novoe Vrcmya VreinyaQuotes remyaluotl Quotes Him 1m as the theDemocratic tbeUemocrato theleniocratlo Democratic Uemocrato Leader Lader of the United Unied States StatesFrom 8tat 8tatFrom StatesFrom From the Notot Vremia Vrtlla St Ptleraburg Pterburl Dec 9 9Mr 9Mr 9Mr Mr William Wiiam Bryan rran the famous American Americanpolitician Americnnpoltcian Americanpolitician politician poltcian and rival of the late Mr lr McKinley McKlnleyIn JcKinley JcKinleyIn In the two last Presidential Pnsldental campaigns eampars Is Isnow Isnow g gnow now visiting vlsltne St Petersburg Mr Bryan will willnot willnot I not remain lone IouI In Russia Uu la He will 1 depart departIn In a few days Ho came here as a tourist who whois whol whois is l interested Intrested In Russia and Interviewed Count CountLeo CQnt CQntO CnmtLeo Leo O Tolstoi whose writings wrltnls and teachings tvachiugaMr tacblnp Mr Bryan says have penetrated ptnctrated his heart heartThe heartThe heartThe The excandidate Is of middle Jliddle height some somewhat somewhat omewhat what stout stut with a handsome face and clever clevereyes cleverees clevereyes eyes Ills ls big bil forehead and cleanshaven cleanshavenface clranshaventae tae face remind us UI a good deal of Napoleon I IIt II 1It It I is I to be regretted relettd that Mr lr Bryan re refused refused refused fused to t go 10 Into the question queston of some Bme sharp sharppolitics shjmrppolitics shJrp shJrppolUcs politics polUcs In his early youth he says he hebucume bebecime hetecuino bucume becime Interested IntoresW In Russia Russll When a aschoolboy asChoolboy aacimoolboy schoolboy I read 1ad some on Russia and I was wasconvinced wasconvinc wasconvinced convinced convinc that there awaits IWllt Russia HJ8la ard a great future In Europe Europ as a a great Ireat future awaits lalts leat the United States ttatls In the New World We have mentioned mentoned In 11 our paper papr more 10rl than thanonco tbanonc thanone one onc that of late the American press prls de denounces denouncs doflounces flounces nouncs us Ul very bitterly bltttriy Mr Bryan when whenasked whel whenasked asked to give us some explanation eplanaton on this thisBuldcct thIssubect thissubject subject subect replied rllled In a I very ery resigned n reaigii Irud d tone tonerThe rThe 1he The United Unltll States Statl are arl under entirely different dlterent conditions cnditons from frol rein the rest entrlly of the theowlr Powers owlr They have hlO no friends nor enemies I Nor do they have any ay allies niles And aa 11 to the American Amerlrn press prel Mr Ilryan points plntl out that thatour thatour thatour our press prtss often oren criticised crltclsed the tht United Unite States Statestlowrnment Statctlovrnment tlowrnment tlovrnment but that it would be ridiculous ridiculousIlryan ridiculousto to blme blame tnI the entre entire naton nation therefor Mr Mrryan Bryan ryan recalled recaled that the Czar an al the thf author authorof of peace peac was first Irst to call cal the conference at The he Hague lalue and has set 6t the foundation foundatoa of ofpeaw orPtac ofpeace peace Ptac In our times timesOf tme tmeor timesof Of course our Sir lr Bryan rln says 1ya we cannot harvest tomorrow what wblt we WI have sown IOWI to day dIY but he hI hopes hoP1 that the penceloving placeovllg tune of Russian Ru8lan politics pUtCi will wi not change chlnlt At the present prclent crisis In tho Far ar East Iast Bryan Bryancontinues Dryancntnues Bryancpntinues continues cntnues when the air Is li full ful of war wlr rumors rumorsIt It Is especially pleading I shall If fpchlly jteMlnl Ih81 sympa sympathetically sympatheticaliy ympathettcnly thetically thettcnly regard relard Russia RU la whose whosl future Is Uvery Isry Isvery very ry great and also ailo Japan Jupal which stands tllds In the road rOld or progress rOlrtS8 and It would grieve grieveme arleveme grieveme me Indeed tnde If I these thel two countries should shouldmeet shouldIlpt shouldnieet meet Ilpt In collision coUslon All Al mcirourta mtnlures should be betaken b betaken taken to avoId avol this dreadful war 101 but this thl I fear flar will wi not be done doneMr doneMr Mr 111 Bryan Bryan WAS Wil Interested Interlatti to know about aboutour nboutour aboutour our new city administration administraton He le Inquired Inquiredabout Inulredabut Inquiredabout about abut the parties pnrtl8 In the City Hall 111 and whether whetherwe wlether wletherwe we are satisfied satilfo wltb tho result relult of the dec Iec tion ton and what whlt we await from the thl new admin istration t trston He le himself In II a Journalist Jouralst and editor editorof ettr ettror editorof of a I newspaper tho Commoner omrnor and Its cir circulation ctrcullton cm cmcuhatlon culation cullton la II lOOOO 1600 copies cptI The Commontr Commontrof I If is devotP devoted to Democroy Democracy as ht he If Is tht the leld9r leld9ror leader leaderor or the Democratic Democrato party In America Mr Bryan is 11110 also known pary as HI the th leader of the silver silveris 1r I II I II is to l sentiment sentment Tho American Embassy EmbassyIs iver I IIs Is guest 11t guestP Klvlngit Ilvlnl I dinner diner in I honor of Its distinguished dltnalhe distinguhiheaguest 1m llv llvIs 1 I I IJJUOSt P DgsT ETI Sp Special SpedalSale Sae SaeI Safe SafeExceptional p pExceptional Exceptional Values Valuesxaoo Values30Q Vaiues1 Vaiues1Iaooprs I xaoo Iaooprs prs Children Ch sMuslinDrawers drensMuslrnflrawerstrimmer sMuslin sMuslinDrawersflmme Drawers Drawerstrimmed trimmed flmme with neat nea embroidery ebrl e sizes sl t to 6 yrs rs rsf5C 350 f5C pair pairChildrens pairOhildrensfCambric pairChildrens Childrens OhildrensfCambric Cambric Drafters Drafterssizes DraWers DraWersstes S sizes stes 1 to 12 121s 121s3gc 12yrs 12yrs39C yrs 390 590 6gc 690Girls9 6gcGirls 6gcGirls Girls and Misses Cambric Skirts Skirtssites Skirtssls Skirtssizes sites sls 2 to 16 1 yrs yrs45C yrs45C rs rs4Sc 45C 590 690 850 900 125 125Childrens r2SChildrens 125Childrens Childrens and Misses MissesCambric MissesCambrjc MissesCambric Cambric and Muslin Muslil Nightgowns Nightgownssizes Nightgos NightgosI I sizes slJe 1 to 16 yrs yrs59c yrs59C 1S 1S5gc 59c 6gc 6gcG 79 79Good 19 Good G G styles 3e well el made m4e and a and nicely nicel trimmest tmm 6062 West 23d 23dStreet Street IN SOCIETY SOCIETYLeap SOfETY SOfETYLap SOCIETYLeap Leap Lap year y r will be b honored honor by many mny fes festivities fe feltivities tivities tvlt this thi week wek Mr and Mrs Mr M Orme OrmeWilsons OrmeWilsons Wilsons Wlns ho houwarg housewarming use warming dinner der musicale musicalaon mulo muloon on Tnursday rnuey night will wi be b the te biggest blgg t affair affairBridge aar aarBrdge affairBridge Bridge Brdge will w1 be b played playe at the thedwellg dwellings of ofsome otsme ofsome some sme of the smart smr set st and this thi will wl culmi culminate cuhmlnate nate nat in I the tournament turment on 01 Friday Fdy after afternoon aftr aftrnon afternoon Mrs Robert H McCurdy McCurdyIn noon non given by M Rbrt McCry McCryIn In the Metropolitan Metrplt Club Cub Annex Anx There Therewill Ther Therewill I will oclock oclockAmong wl oelok oclockAmong be b 150 15 guests gats Tea will wU be b served sre at 5 5I 5oelok Soclock oelokAong Among Aong others other due here her next Wednesday Wednesdayon Wedneday Wednedayon on the Cedrio Cero are ar the te Duchess Dche of Suther Sutherland Suter Suterlnd Sutherland Leiter Mrs Arthur Pagot Pagotshould Pagetshould land lnd and Miss lB Litr Mr Pget Pgethould This will willbo willbe should reach rh here by Tuesday Tusy Ts bo the first frt visit of the Duchess Ducne of Suther Sutherland Sutherlnd Sutherland land lnd to t America Aere Miss iss Leiter Liter has b been bn in inEngland InEgld inEngland England Egld for several sveral months mont She had hadsome hd hadsome to her in the theautumn theautumn some horses hores shipped over t i autumn autum when lhpp she be took part prt in i the te Quorn Quornhunts Quomhunts hunts Mrs Mr Paget who haw business bUlin0 here hereconnected herecneted hereconnected hunt Pagt connected with the estate of her mother motherthe motherthe motherthe cneted the late lt Mrs it Paran Parn te Stevens ett will wl be b Joined Joinedhere joln jolnhere jpinecl jpineclhere here by M her daughter Miss M Leila Lil Paget PagetMlsa PagetM PagetMiss Miss Pagot since she Ihe was W8 wasthe the guest guestof of Miss MissLeary Mis MissLeary M Pget so in the has been beenpaying beenpaying Leary at Newport Newr I summer summr h bn paying Lr pyg a series sre of visits viit latjerly ltry in i Canada CanadaPhilip Cnad CnadPhip CanadaPhilip Philip Phip Koarny Kery gave his bachelor bhelor dinner dinnerlast dier dierlt dinnerlast last lt night at at Delmonicos Dlmonics when he enter entertained entr entrtied enterLamed Lamed tied among others oter hi h his brother brther Thomas ThomasKearny Tol ThomasKearny Kearny Keary Alexander Alexnder Rutherford Rutheror John Joh Lang Langdon Lg Lgdon Langdon don Erving Franklin Frankln Plummer Plumer Henry HenryWard HenryWar HenryWard Ward War Evig John Galloway Galoway and ad Gardner Garer Brown Brownwho Dr Drwho Brownwho and ushers at athis atbs athis who will wllLt assist aa a best bst man ma Iher his bs marriage marge next Saturday Stuy to Miss MAc Alice AliceRutherford AliceRutherford Rutherford RutherfordCount Rutheror RutherorCount RutherfordCount Count Galliffet Galtet of Paris son of the tb late lateGen hateCon Gen Galliffet Oalfet and ad Countess Cunt Orlowskl Orlow kl of ofRussia ofRuia ofRussia Russia Ruia are ar among amon the titled tte contingent contingenthere cntngnt cntngnther contingenthere here her at present prnt They T are ar the guests gUt of ofMr ofIl ofbIr Mr and Mrs Mr Frederic Frdero H I Allen Aen at the Priory PrioryIn In Il Westchester and are ar Mrs r Allens Alen brother brotherinlaw brther brtherInlw brotherinlaw Westhetr inlaw I and sister sistr an Mr M and Mrs M Allen Alen have havebeen hve hvebn havebeen been Inlw bn doing a great grt deal del of entertaining entrtni of oflate oflt oflate late lt ltMonn Monson Monn Morris Morr is istolead to t lead le the thecotUon cotillon at atthe attho atthe Mr and Mrs MrsCharles MrsCharles the party to bo b given by Mr Charles prty T Barney tomorrow night nght in honor honorof honorof honorof of Chrle Miss M Katherine Ktherine Brney Barney Brey tmorw their daughter daughterThere daughterThere aughtr aughtrTer There Ter will wl be b a large number numbr of Americans Americansas as well as l French Frnch guests guet at the te wedding weding of ofMiss ofMis ofMiss Miss Mis Constance Cntn Livermore Livrmor daughter daughtr of the thelate t thelate late lat Charles Chrle F Livermore Liveror pf this t city ety and andCount andCunt andCount Count Cunt Odon de Lubersao Luboro Both Bt bride brdo and andbridegroom ad adbrdegrm andbridegroom bridegroom are Roman Rman Catholics CathoUc and ad the theceremony te tecrmony tImeceremony brdegrm ar In church and andthebridesstepfatherand andwill ceremony will wi bo b performed prormed churh ad adw w will crmony befollowed brabrkfatathehomeof brabrkfatathehomeofthe byabreakfastatthehOmeOf byabreakfastatthehOmeOfthebnides thebridesstepfatherand the thebnides brdelstpfatherand b folowe stepfatherand mother moter Baron Bn and anddays andBroneB andBaroness Baroness Sll Seilhibre r In Rue Contntn ConstantlneParis ConstantlneParisHer Pari Her BroneB brther brothers Phip Philip Lveror Livermore ad and John JohnS B Livermore have bn been In Paris for Bme Bmeday some somedays days Lveror MrandMrsEugeneVanRensselaer MrandMrsEugeneVanRensselaerThayor Mr and Mr Mrs EUlenVan EugeneVan RDelar RDelarTyr Rensselaer RensselaerThayer Thayer day no Brooks Brk the latter ltr a sisterinlaw sisterinlawbridal alstrInlw alstrInlwof sisterInlawof Tyr of John nt S Lveror Livermore wi will b be aong among te tebridl the thebridal bridal guests guestaere The Liveramores and Ty Tyer may mayera bridl guet Lverore ere will w sail in a few days for this ts city ciro The Thelatter Thelter Thelatter dy er latter lter have hve l been bensojoung beensojouriming sojourning of late lat at Nice NiceWilliam Nlo NloWiiam NiceWilliam I Inight William Wiiam R Wilcox gave a dinner last lastnight lt lastnight night at Delmonicos Delmonlos where wher his guests guet in included Incude Included cluded cude his brideelect brdeelet Miss 118 Martha Mrt Jose Josephine Jos Josphine Josephino phine Havemeyer Mrs MI Hector Hetr Harold HaroldHavemeyer HaroldHavemeyr HaroldHavemeyer Havemeyer Havemeyr the Misses Mse Ethel M Garretson GarretsonJulia Gartson GartsonJula GarretsonJulia Julia Havemeyr Havemoyer Harriet Hriet Burr Du Harmon HarmonNellie Haron HaronNele HarmonNellie Jula Nellie Keveney Evelp N Hunt Kate Kt M MPoppenhusen MPoppnhun MPoppenhusen Poppenhusen Nele Kveny Anna nna Evely Earle Reynolds Rynold David Davidmeyor DavidBcnnett DavidBennett Poppnhun Bennett Simpson Her Hector Harold Hve Rave Ravemoyer meyor Arthur Arhur Blmpn Havemeyer Raymond Ryond Have Havemeyer Have Havemeyr Havemeyer meyr meyer Benjamin Barker Brker Stewart Stwart Denning DenningCharles Dnning DnningCharle BeanIngCharles Charles Charle meyr Bnjain S Whitman Wbtn McDougal McDugal Howkes Howkesand Hawkel Hawkeland Hawkesand and Frank Frk D Pavey who ho are ar to t be b the thewill theattendnt theattendants attendants at the w wehling dlng The marriage marriagewill attendnt marage maragew will w take tke place p at 4 oclock oclok on Thursday Thursdayafternoon Thuray Thurayaftron Thursdayafternoon afternoon in the Fifth Fih Avenue Presbyterian PresbyterianChurch PresbyterianChurch aftron te Church ChurchThe Curh CurhTe ChurchThe The Te second ond of tho dinner dances dancs or organized organizd organized ganized ganizd by Mrs Frederic Ferlo J do Peyster Peysterand Pet Peynterand and J Montgomery Montgomer Strong Strng will w be b given givenat givn givnat at Delmonicos next Thursday Thursay night The Thelist Te Telst Thelist list lst of patronesses who give these thes affairs affairsand aail aailand affairsand and entertain their own ow guests gest at dinner dinnerInclude dinnerInclude dinnerinclude Include Mrs 1lrs de Peyster Peystr Mrs Mr Seth Bth Low LowMrs Lw LwMrs LowMrs Mrs E Morgan Grlnnell Orinnel Mrs Mrl John Ellis Ellisland Els ElsRsevelt EllisRoosevelt Roosevelt Mr Mrs J J Higginsn Rigginson M Mrs Clove Cleveland Cloveland Rsevelt land H Dodge Mrs James L Barolay Mrs MrsRoosevelt MrsWiiam MrsWilliam Wiiam William Byls Baylis Mrs Gerge George R Shleleln ShlelelnMs Schieffehin SchieffehinMrs Mrs J Dloomfeld Bloomfleld Wetherm Mrs W Emlen EmlenRosvelt Em hen henRoosevelt Ms Roosevelt Rosvelt Mrs Mr Maturln L Delaneld Delafeld Mrs MrsJ Mr MrsJ J Terry Ter Gardiner Mrs Louis Luis Cruger Cger Hasell HasellMrs Hal HasellMrs Mrs Mr William Wilam E Iselin Isln Mrs John Clarkson ClarksonJay Carksn CarksnJay ClarksonJay Jay Mrs Woodbury Woodbur G Langdon Mrs MrsEdward Mr MrsEdward Edward 1rs Leverich Lverich Mrs Mr William Wiiam G Low LowMrs Lw LwMrs LowMrs Mrs Ewar David M Morrison Morrisn Mrs lra Berkeley BerkeleyMostyn Brkeley BrkeleyMostyn BerkeleyMostyn Mostyn Mrs David B Ogden Ogd n Mrs Henry HenryC Heny HenyC C Perkins Mrs George Grge B Post Mrs MrsEllphalet Mr MrsEliphalet Ellphalet EJphalet Nott Potter Poter Mrs 1rs Dallas Dala Booho BoohoPratt Boho BohoPratt BachoPratt Pratt Mrs Mr Edward Ewar Ripley Mrs Arthur ArthurSedgwlck Athur AthurSgwick ArthurSedgwick Sedgwlck Sgwick Mrs Hilborne Hlbre Roosevelt Rsvelt Mrs MrsJohn MrlJohn MrsJohn John E Roosevelt RSelt and the Misses MI8S Josephine JosephineW Josphine JosphineW W Drexel Drxel and Louise Lu18 Ward McAllister McAllisterMusicales MoA1lter MoA1lterMusicales McAllisterMusicales Musicales are a feature of the season seasonand seasonand n nnnd and just jWt recently rcnty Mrs Douglas Dougla Sloane SloaneMrs SloaneMrs I Mrs Harry Harr Payne Whitney and Mrs 1rl Henry HenrySpies Henr HenrySpies Spies Kip have given elaborate elabrat entertain entertainments entertalnmelts entertainmentis mentis melts of this thll kind Those Thole given by Mrs MrsSloane Mrl MrsSloane Sloane Sioare and ad her niece nie Mrs llS Whitney made madeit it possible ihl for their party guests gests to pay paytheir paytheir paytheir their p calls cll at an afternoon aternoon musical tea teaMrs ta taMrs teaMrs Mrs Kip KIPI whose musicale was wa an evening eveningevent eveningevent eveningevent event and ana her first frlt party part since sinc her marriage marriagea marige marigea a yew yetr ago will wl follow folow it with a tea which whichshe whiol whldhshe she will wl give at the Oslxsrno next Tuesday Tuesdayafternoon Tuesay Tuesayafernon Tuesdayafternoon afternoon afernon She will wi be b assisted aistd by Miss MissMarie MissMarie 11 Marie arle Antoinette Antointte Davis who ho attended atended her heras heras as maid of honor honorTuesday honorTuesay honorTuesday 1 Tuesday Tuesay will wl be b somewhat given over oversocially overoclly oversocially socially oclly to musicales muicle and that of Mr and andMrs andMr andMrs Mrs Mr Jullen Julen Townsend Townend Davies Davle is I to be b at atthe atthe atthe the Metropolitan MetropOltan Club Annex which Mr MrDaviess MrDavies MrDavIess Daviess Davies uncle Frederick Frederck Townsend Townsnd Mar Martin Martn Martin tin tn also als selected eloce as the place plac placeof of his hi series sere of ofsmart ofsmar ofsmart smart smar luncheons given recently renty Mrs MrsDavies Mr MrsDavies Davies Davie has hI parsed most of her time tie since sinceher sinceher e snc her marriage mrage a few years year ago out of town townAmong to townAmong Among her get guests at her ag musicale muicle will wl be beher b beher her stepmother Mrs 11 Carlos Crlos de Garmendla Garmendlaand and her sinter siter Miss Mis Papilla Qarraendla QarraendlaSome Gaenda GaendaSome GarmnendiaHorns Some of the opera singers slnler will wl be b heard hear at atthe attho atthe the Davies Dave musicale muslcaleMr muicle muicleMI musicaleMrs opra Mr MI Aster Altor Mr and Mm M Stuyvewnt StuyvewntFish StuYlnt StuYlntFih Fish Fih and ad some others other will w give big dinners dinnerson dlnnsr on Thursday Turay night their guests gets going goingtogether goingtogether goingtogether together afterward aCerwar to the muslcaleto mWlcle to be begiven b begiven given by by Mr and Mrs M Orme Ore Wilson Wilsonat Wison Wisonat at their thi home 3 East Et Sixtyfourth Siyfouh street tr Mr M and Mrs Mr Wilson also aio give gie a dinner dnnsr t tprecede tpree is isprecede precede their later function functon which whch la I to IN INthe b hithe the pree housewarming houwrmng festivity festivityThe fetvty fetvtyThe festivityThe The Wadsworths Wadworhs of Washington W8hingn and ad the thaGeneseo th theGeneeeo Geneseo Gneo contingent cntngent of society socety here her will willbe willbe I be b in evidence evidenc at the wedding woding on Wednes Wednesday Wenl Wedncwday afternoon of Julian Gerard day ateron Sultn Gerar Buckley Buckleyof of Geneseo Geeo and Miss Mi Josephine Louis LouisGilbert Lu LouisGilbert Gilbert Gibr daughter daughtr of the late lat Edward Ewar Iran Granger Orn Orngr Iranger ger Gilbert Olbr of Trot Trv to take tke place plao at the thawinter tMWnter thewinter winter gr Wnter home of the brides brll mother mothe 149 149West usWet 140West West Wet Fiftyeighth Fltlghth street strt at 4 oclock oclockJames oclookJae oclockJames James Jae R I Plum will wl give his niece niec th thbride the thsbride thebride bride away and ad her only only attendant attenan will willbe wi willbe be b her sister siter Mrs Ms Charles Carle M Brooks BrooksSumner Bk BkSumner BrooksSumner Sumner Gerard Oerr James Jame S Wadsworth WadsworthGeorge Waworh WaworhGrg WadsworthGeorge George Grg Wlllard Wilr Plum and David Gray Trillattend wll wllatend Trill willattend attend atend as a ushers The Te bridegroom brdrm has h a aplace apl aplace place pl at Geneseo Oenec known kn as a Bleak Bl House Housewhere HOUS HOUSwhere Rousewhere where he and his bride will their ad hi bre w pass p thi sum summers su aunmere mere mer when inclined inclinedThe inolne inolneTe InclinedThe The Te second Ind of a series rM of three thde dances dancesarranged danceaarranged arranged arang by some Bm matrons matrns here hr for fo their theirdaughters thir thirdughtrs theirdaughters daughters dughtrs or young relatives rlaive not yet out outwill outwi outwill will wi be b given on Saturday StUry evening evning In th thMetropolitan the theMetrpltn theMetropolitan Metropolitan Metrpltn Clubs Annex when Alex Alexander Asx Asxander Alexander ander M Hadden will wl probably prbbly be b the thecotillon te tectlon thecotillon cotillon ctlon leader leaer again On the first fr occa occasion oa oasion occasion sion Mrs Mr Douglas Dugla agn Robinaoh Rbinsn Mrs Mr Gustav GustavE Guv GuvE E E Kissel K Mrs Mr Arthur Ahu G Sedgwick SJwiok and andMrs andMr andMrs Mrs Mr William WI eli a Edward Ewar Glyn Oyn received receivedMr rlVe rlVeM receivedMr Mr M and Mrs M George Gorge R I Schleffelln Sclelell gave gavsa a dinner dinr on Thursday Tuy night nht for Misa MI8 Jose Josephine Jo Josephine phine phin Wharton Wharon Drexel Drxel and ad her he fiance fianceDr fanc fancDr fianedDr Dr 3 1 Duncan Duncn Emmet Eet Mini Ml Dorothy Doroth DorothShlefeln Schieffelin Shlefeln is to attend attnd aa a a bridesmaid bridesmaidat brldelmi brldelmia at a the wedding wedig of the couple oupJ ooup in St Patrick PatrickCathedral PatrlokCtheda PatrickCathedral Cathedral Ctheda on Feb 10 10Mr 10M 10Mr Mr M and Mrs Mr WhltelawRold Wtlaw Whitelaw Beid are ar about aboutto abut abutto aboutto to begin bgn their series srlO of winter witr festivities festivitiesThey f festivitiesThey tvU8 They Tey will wU give giv dinners dinner this week 1k on Tuw Tuwday TN Tue Tueday day dy night niht and a on Saturday Stuay Their Teir ball bl on onFriday onFIdy onFriday Friday FIdy night nght ia I expected upc to be b one of th thsmartest the thesmrte thesmartest smartest smrte affairs aalr of the season seasonThe sn snTe seasonThe The Te marriage mriag of Miss MB Nathans Nathale Hatch Htc the thedaughter te teduhtr thedaugjmter daughter duhtr of the late la Mr M and ad Mrs M Nathaniel NathanielW Naaol NaaolW W T Hatch to t Herbert Herb N JRawlini wUn was wascelebrated WU WUolobrae wascolbrated celebrated olobrae yesterday yetry afternoon atron In the thei tbeCuch theChurch Cuch Church i i of A the Epiphay Epiphany n T The nt ntbride M Misses MissesSanford Saor Sanford and Mle Millie Uawln Rawlins attede atteided the thebde thebride bride bde as a an bridesmaids bidemd Joseph Joph Forbes For as assisted a asslated slated slstd as a best b man ma and Foster Fostr Rawllna RawllnaCharles Rwln BawlinsCharles Charles Cre Meyers Meyer William Wiia Lawler Lwler and an Ellery ElerT Anderson Anderon werp ushers Or The Te bride brd walked walkedup walkedliP up tp the aisle ale wor with her brother btherlBfo Sanford SanfordDr SanfordHatch w Hach Hatch who gave her awy away Jle ihe Rv RvDr Rev RevDr Dr George Grgo Crocker Coke g performed the oars ceremony cr oarsmony mony Afterward Aerar there ter pron was a small smallreception aml smallreception reception rpton givn given by Mrs M Jeremiah Jerh P PRobinson PRbllnl PRobinson Robinson Rbllnl the brides brdes cousin olln at a her hr homo homoMOORES hom j 11 111 Et Last ltyfth ixtyfi1th stret stretMOORES street streetMOORES MOORES SAFETY SFETY BOX OPENED OPENEDNeither OPENEDNeltber OPENEDNeither Neither the Contestant Contett of His HI Will Wi Nor th thLawyers t thLawyer Lawyers Lawer Will Wi Say Sy What Wbat Was Found FoundGLENS Fed FedGLS FiendGrziss GLENS GLS FALLS FALL N Y Jan 10 toH H Prior PriorKing Pio PriorKing King Kg appointed appitd temporary temprar administrator administratorof aiitrar aiitrarof of the te estate tate of William Wil Moore the to deceased deceasedlumberman deC deceasedlumberman lumberman lubran and ad garnet ganet miner having hvg filed filedhis fr filedlila his hi bond of 1170 170000 today opened the thesafety tbesaety thesafety safety saety deposit box bx which contained ont opn the thepapers thepap thepapers papers relating relaing to the William Wila Van Rensse RI Rensaslaer pap laer estate ostatez in the presence preence of the con contestant contetnt contestant testant tetnt and ana his representatives reprntatve8 None of ofthem oft ofthem them t will say what wlmatwas was found thereand the themystery themystery mystery except to the lawyers is aa yet as asgreat asgreat great as ever everIn everIn In Moores private safe at his horns wer werfound were werefound found the ordinary papers of a business businessman businessman man but locked in the inner steel box were wertwo weretwo two soiled towels the sole contents of thi thiinner this thisinner inner compartment compartmentCity City Officials Indicted for Bribery BriberyGREEK BriberyOneaw GREEK BAT Win Jan 16Eleven In Indlctmentii Indlctrnente dlctmentii were returned this evening by bythe bythe the Grand Jury against Aldermen and andothers andothers others on charges of of giving and accepting acceptingbribes acceptingbribes bribes The names nam e of of the Indicted persons personsare personsare are withheld by the officials officialsTUB 1 1THE TUB MOST NUTRITIOUS NUTRITIOUSAn An admirable food with all allIts allIts Its natural qualities Intact Intactfitted Intactflttedto fitted flttedto to build up and maintain maintainEPPSS znalntalE EPPSS EPPSSGives E P PS S SGives Gives Strength and Vigour VigourCOCOA VigolirCOCOA COCOA COCOArobust robust health and to testiS reslitwinters testiSwinters winters extrarn cold It It Ita Iia a 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II 1 rT 1 1t TIIES TI1E SUN NS t SfiNDA NiYJANITARY t IANiTAItY f7 tf904 1904 1 7 x eM N f 1 EUPHONY SMPIIONYAND AND THE OPERA OPERATHE OPERAv jII v P IttllTIlY PLAYS UITll UITllt I It t THE HHAHMS COXCEIITO COXCEIITOi COXCEBTOIlostoll 1 i i uoston II Sj Sni i million1 fl3 Orchestras orchrl t ra I Third Thl rflArte After Afterf AfterIO1I 4onrcrt CulIICrtScw Now Slush by h Saint Sainti SaintiarliUlid SaintflflI noun IO1I f t i sanisniKl flflI Paine PaIneMenh1eIsIohiI Mendelssohns Scotcl ScotclS Scot eli eliS S i million I1II Cheers but DoeM oesNot oes NqUutbrlate lqt Inebrlati InebrlatiTlie I 1phony Tlie 1 he third afternoon concert of the Bostoi BostoiSymphony o ton ton6lIphony Symphony phony Orchestra which was w 18 attend attendby attended I Ib I Iby by b n goodly audience at Carnegie CarnlgieHall Hall yes yesterrtay ye yeterrla yesterday terrtay was wa w a cheerful and temperate lemr rat en entertalnmenl enI entrtfliflmtt I tertalnmenl pleasant ns a 5 oclock 0 clock tea teaand teaand tea8nd and as lllll lllllo lil likely ely to tax the c emotional emotionalceiitr motlonalcentrES o a acentres centres ceiitr The programme consisted of ofgaintSilpnss ofSalntSiltn ofsa1ntSliPflS gaintSilpnss lR overturo to his iii opera Lea LeaRirl LesDarha Le Lej3arbare Rirl Darha j3arbare ret rl l tl thA th Brahms violin concerto concertothe John K Kpaines Krainee KFaie the th three Moorish dances from paines o opera ra Aara and anlScotch Mendelssohns MendelssohnsScotch MendelssohnsScotch Scotch symphony The solo performer performerwas was Miss MI I1 iI Maud McCarthy the Irish vio violinist vloUnL yb ybIinLt i I linist UnL l linistM M I lI SaintSaenss Lea Lt s Barbares was wasproduced wasprodu na naprOdUeti produced produ d at tho Grand Opera Paris on onOct onOct onOct Oct 23 tOOt 190 The opera was written to tocelebrate tocelphrnto toceebrate celebrate the antiquity of the town of ofOrange ofOrane ofOrange Orange and deals eaI with the invasion of olCaul ofGaul ofCnut Gaul hy the Iimbrians and and Teutons in the therear thovrar thecar rear car 113 H 1 C It seems Orns altogether likely likelyth likelyihat likelythat ihat th that t the distinguished rl French composer composcidid did not enter ellt r upon his task with overwhelm overwhelming overwh 1m 1min ing in enthusiasm At any rate his overtureICtms overture overtureseems overtureseems seems to have b been m produced by the dim dimblaze dimblaze dimblaze blaze of the midnight oil and with much muchpersuasion muchpersuasion mucherstIasion persuasion erstIasion of tho threenibbed pen It in inMid 18Mid beaII Mid to he built on themes from the opera operaand operaand operaand and theso aro just stirred up for a timo timewith timoiLh timowith with iLh a long on spoon and then allowed to tosimmer toEimmer toSImmer simmer Tim result Is a eort of Indescrib Indescribable Indescribable indescribable able potage As a soup OUI before an operatic operaticdinner operatlodinner operatbadinner dinner it does not promise well for the rest restof restor restof of the theIt menu menuIt melluIt It would lie a great joy to enter a record recordthis recordthi recordthis this thi morning that the ballet balletmuslo musio of Prof ProfPaine PJofPaine ProfPaine Paine cost a blighting shadow on tho over overture overtUri overture ture of tho composer of Ascnnio and other otherlyric otherlyric otherlyric lyric morsels hut this Is the temple of oftruth ofImth oftruth truth and at tho risk of blame for more morediscouragement moredi moredicourqgelueflt discouragement di to the native composer composerthe the facts must mu t appear ap ar Even if Prof Paine Painewere Painewere Painewere were a German or a Russian Rua lan or even a Bo Bohemian Bohpmian Bohernlan hemian with an unpronounceable name it itI itwould itwouhi I would still bo true that while ballets may mayI maybe maybe I be danced to his music It does not dance of ofI ofilfelf ofitself I itself itfelfI I It merely sidles Prof Paine is a scholar scholarand scholaran scholarand and an a professor in Harvard University UniversityHe He writes those things in his music In Indeed Indrerl Indeed deed such a terpsichorean sedative could couldhave couldha couldhave have ha been compounded only by a doctor doctorof of music musicMiss mu mLicMiss ic icIII Miss III Maud McCarthy is II a pupil of E EFernandezArlxjs EFernandezArhos EFernandezArbos FernandezArlxjs tho principal violinist violinistof of the Boston Orchestra Hence those thosebowings thosebowings thosebowings bowings She has played here before with withless withle withless less le s technic and temerity Her perform performance ance of tho first movement of the Brahma Brahmaconcerto BratunsLOn Brahmaconcerto concerto LOn rto yesterday showed clearly that thatsho thatshe thatshe she had ht1 made progress in tone and in com command command corninanil mand of the finger board But that Is ieabout Isabout isabout about as a far as commendation may safely safelyventure BIlCelyventure safelyventure venture ventureIt It is not imperative that people should shoulii shouldplay shouldplay i play the Brahms concerto Nothing othing i ieasier Is Isea iseasier easier ea easier ier than to avoid it A very imposini imposinimusical ImposlnKmusical lmosin lmosinmusical musical PoohBah it is and loftily does toes i irefuse It ItrefuAo itrefuse refuse like the versatile personage it itGllbnrts In InGilberts inGlherts Gllbnrts libretto to say How do do little littligirl littlegirl littlegirl girl how de do It conferred only t tK a ahowing abowing K bowine bowing acquaintance on Miss fi8S McCarthy McCarthyIndlI McCarthyIndeeet I Indeed in the end it treated her venge vengefullyfor vengeCullyfor vengefulivfor fullyfor like the indignant worm mentioned montionetI mentionedwith mentionedwIth I with so much pathos by Claude Melnotte Melnottewhen Jlelnottewhen MeinoUewhen when trampled upon it turns and stings stingsIn In the last movement it was pretty am amfor and andpelty andDetty pelty playing that Miss McCarthy offered oITeredfor offeredior for public consideration but it was received receivedwith receivedwith 1 with vociferous gratitude r titlJle long drawn out outTho outTho outThe Tho performer departed from observation observntiorflushed observntlonflushed observationflushed flushed with the th joy of crepitant acclama acclnmation acolamathin 1 1 tion tionMende1ASOhns Mendelssohns Scotch symphony is s eel 801dot eelshnm I Iom dot shnm om heard in fl these days of speculative speculativenuslo sPlculntlmmlo nuslo It is 1 a sweet and joyous work worksith workith workrith sith ith a scherzo which must make any heart heartllnd heartlad heartlad llnd lad that so much unadulterated good na nalire naUfO naiire lire such outdoor happiness and sun sun1urnt sunurnt sunurnt urnt mirth is to be found in musio o oinquest of ofmqlleslionable ofinquostionable inquest mqlleslionable i9nable respectability Such mUsic musits m 18io 18ioII s sometimes wholesome as an antidote antidotelika antidoteJikll antidotelike like lea it cheers ch rs but does not inebriate inebriatejThe l1tehritoThe ipehriatoThe jThe The orchestra orchestra played it impeccably and Mr MrGericke MrGericke MrGericke Gericke conducted contentedly contentedlyLOHEXdRlfi contentl contentedlyLOIIEXUIUX dly dlyIOllJWJllI LOHEXdRlfi AXD IL ItARniERE ItARniEREnine BARBIERETllree IMRISIE RE REiree nine iree Sew ew Interpretations In the Warner WarnerOpera WarnrrO WainerOpera Opera O ra I last st NlRht NlRhtLohengrin NlllhtIohengrin NltitLohengrin Lohengrin which was performed rforme at atthe atthe atthe the Metropolitan Opera House last night nightbrought nightbrought nightbrought brought forward three singers of Mr Con Conrieds Conrieds Conneds rieds company in parts not previously previouslyallotted prevlouRlyallotted previouslyallotted allotted to them Paula Ralph was the theElta theElaa theE180 Elta Marion Weed the Orlrud and Otto OttoCJortix OttoGorll7 OttoCorLlz CJortix the Telramund Miss 1i18 Weed was wasnot wallIIOt wasriot not included in the first announcements of oflast ofltst oflast last evenings cast but was substituted substitutedat at the lost moment for Edyth Walker Walkerwho Walkerwho WahIorwho who fell a victim to that insidious operatic operaticailment operatloailment operaticailment ailment known as Indisposition This Thiscovoreth Thiscoereth Thiscovereth covoreth a multitude of sins elrisMiss slnAllills sinsMiss Miss Ralph has been heard as one of the thevociferous theociferollll thevociferoui vociferous associates of the Hojotoho Hojotohosodality Hojotohosodality Hojotohosodahity sodality In the final sceno of DiD Walkure Walkurennd Walkuroand Wailaireend and as the second of the Drti Damn in the theGerman theGennan theGerman German misrepresentation of Die Zauber Zauberflote ZauberflUte auberfllite flUte She was afforded a larger oppor opportunity opportunity opportilnity tunity for a disclosure of her disabilities last n night ight and therefore furnished CUrnl hed a toler tolerably tolerably tolerably ably agreeablo disappointment Her Klta Kltathough EI EIthou iisathough though thou h not wholly satisfactory In quality cf If voice and sompwhat scant of breath breathwPlI showed wPlI entlro familiarity famillarit with the tra ditions of the part and intelligently directed directedMiss effort lITorlIiA effortMiss Miss IiA Weeds Ortrud was vigorous and in tn the shrieking Invocation to the gods in tho second act stridently stridently incisive Her re marks to Tcromund from the church steps were bre delivered with judgment and it may be ne said that in general her impen impenas Impersonation wag as a little more than tolerable Mr Ir Goritz proved to be a competent competent1Iilramund JVramund 2elramund This artist is II faithfully ful Jlllne lhing n the Promise pro mille of his first appearance Me anil has ha established a firm standing as a useful fdfUI member of thecompany thecom church stny H0 lb had ono onoMr oneth bd minute on the church steps But let th that at paSA paSAIr pe Mr Ir Kraus as I Lohengrin hengnn Mr Blass as nsSi Si Icing Ing Henry TV anij and Mr Mllhlmi Muhlmnnn nn as the thenK Herald trr M d repeated Impersonations nK rePcatednmPersonntion8 already quite l1Ilo r familiar alreadr yiito The chorus dealt mercfWemeientandM morel merc hQMly ps ly with Its music but tho orchestra WemeientandM Wa Ibly IblyAt bl blefficient efficient and Mr Mottl conduced conducedbrought conducted conductedAt At the matln matinCe le II 1rhlero dl Slvhdla Was as sun sung Mme Sembrlchs captivating Rojn0 odnlJhbrou brought ht joy to tho largo audience audienceen n rid II when en sho rippled ofT Voco di Ii Prima Primamillion 5era rah IAh Ah non giunge and the Maidens Wish I in n the IrRI lesson scene the cup of joy 1v8rfow OOerflowei I Mr lampanari had heaps or an as F Figaro Ilaro and kept the audience In Qare 81 of laughter In addition million t to being awing I ng he sang excellently The i otvcr other members of tho cast were th thMr this llame IlR heretofore and again Mr Dippel earned ed heart hearty commendation for his capital acting ng as a umarlla Mr Ir Vigna conducted conductedR R E II Sothern Laid ip with th Sore Throat E II Sothern who ended a weeks en enciKnBement8 engement enagem agem gement In The Proud Prince at the thehiarlem harlem hiarlem Opera house lost night cancelled cancelledwSlngaglments wSlngaglments hs ciKnBement8 for Monday Monday Tuesday and nn nnafe I afe dnoaday jay at Albany Utfca UtIca and Troy TroyM Troytal ftsr I r the tal performance becaUse of an at atj atk lack M k or tonsilltis Mr Ir Sothern got through throtiRhiht hIS j work rl Ittordny ytttrnon afternoon and n llqHt llqHtA last n night ght iht t only by having II doctor behind the IceDU A Play ria About BIrds UlrclsPrank OIrllFronk BIrdsFrank Prank Pixley Pixie and Gustav GU tav Luders have havoomlc haveritten I I Written a comic opera onera calledWoodland calledWoodlandrKLwM cnUoo Woodland rKLwM and nd sold It to 1Ien Henry T W v Savage Tho ThoJhTin charnctem In It all relrl represent ent birds the prima lonna nna hein Ieing thecome r a anigtitingalo nightlnfalethecoml nightlnfalethecomlth JhTin dirn III a lU8jay Iejay the ooubrotto a wren and I th the I ILJVnlw ingenue ngnllfJ a dove Tha actors wont wontsuggest wontCli We Cli Wear featheN hem hut will try to make their theirsUig cetlunciisugget I suggest sUig t what they are playing EWMAX EIFlI tN FAMILY FJII Y RECOXCILED RECOXCILEDThe RE60dlLED RE60dlLEDTbelother I The Tbelother Mother M ther Get GetiHCI Her Duty Do Makesipwi MakesipwiHer MakMtJpWltblIer MskesIJgWlthHer Her Husband IlusbandandRe and Return IIe irn rns to o Yonkers VonkenNKW YonkenNw YonkersNv NKW LONDON LO DON Conn Jan JimlOMr JimlOMrChester le lOMiw lOMiwChester Mrs MrsCheater Chester W Newman of Yonkers has full fulpossession fullJ1Os8eselon fullpossession possession of her sixyearold boy who was waikidnapped Wakidnapped waskidnapped kidnapped by his father sixteen monthiago month monthago monthsago ago Not only has Bhewori back backher her child childbut childbut childbut but also the affection atleotlonof of her husband anc ancthe and andlh andthe the lh reunited family will return next wool woolto wooko weekto to o their former home In Buena Vista ave avenue avenueYonkelll eveflue flue nueYonkelll nueYonkelllLawyer Yonkers YonkersLawyer YonkersLawyer Lawyer Prime of tho law firm of Prime PrimtA PrimePrime PrimePrime I A Prime of Yonkers arrived here earljthis early earlythis earlythis this morning nnd worked hard all day dajendeavoring dayendeavoring dayendeavoring endeavoring to straighten out the New Newmans Newmam Newmans mans domestic lomes tic troubles Late last night nlghiJudge nightJlldRo nightJudge Judge Wheeler issued a habeas corpus corpuiwrit corpuswrit corpuswrit writ citing the mother to appear in court couriwith courtwith courtwith with her boy this morning When th thhour the thehour thehour hour fixed for court to convene came camethe camsthe camethe the lawyers on the opposing oppo lng sides werenot were werenot worenot not ready with 1th tho case and a post postponement postponement postponement ponement was made until later in the day The court did not hold a session however howeveras as WIthe the parents parentaof of the boy had become tee reconciled teeonciled onciled during the interim interimMrs InterimMrs interimMrs Mrs Newman started for New York Yorkshortly Yorkshortly Yorkshortly shortly before 6 i oclock this evening ac accompanied accompanied socompanjed companied by her father Mr Clark and andher andher andher her boy Mr Newman alias Brown at athe a8he ashe he is known to many in town still has his hieheadquarters hisheadctuartere hisheadquarters headquarters at the Mohican Hotel but butwill butwill butwill will leave for Yonkers as soon as he can carstraighten canstraighten canstraighten straighten out minor affairs atTalrsln in New London LondonYONKBRS LondonYONKERS LondonYoNKERS YONKERS N Y Jan 16 leMrs Mrs Chester ChesteiW ChesterW W Newman arrived at the home of her heifather herfather herfather father James B dark late this evening eveningMr Mr Cark made thjs this statement statementIt SIt It cannot be said strictly that a recon reconciliation reconciliation mooncihiatlon ciliation has been effected between my mjdaughter mydaughter mydaughter daughter and Mr Newman for such suchnot is isnot isnot not the case 01 e Asettlement has been neg negtlated negO negOtiated negotiated tiated however which Is an improvement Iraprovomenupon Improvomentupon upon tho condition of affairs previous previousexisting previoU8lyexisting previouslexisting existing What tho future may bring fort fortis forth forthiA fortis is another matter and as a8to to just whatth whatthultimate whattheultimate what tho thoultimate ultimate outcome may be I will not attempt attemptto to conjecture conjectureJUSTICE conjectureJUSTICE conjectureJUSTICE JUSTICE MAYER TO TEACHERS TEACHERSTells Tells Them to Give e Up Corporal Punish Punishment PuolshmentFather PunIshnientFather ment mentFather Father Pardow a Speaker SpeakerJulius SpeakerJulius i iJulius Julius M Mayer who has just retired atJustice as asJustlco asJustice Justice of Special Sessions Father Pardow Pardowand PordowI Pordowand Pardowand I and Dr Charles G Shaw professor of ethics ethlccin ethlesIn in the Now York University were the speak speakers spmkers spnkera ers at the dinner given by tho Male Teach Teachers Teachcrs Teachore ers Association at Shanloys Broadway Broadwayand Broadwayand and Fortythird street last night nightFather nightather nightFather Father Pardow paid a tribute to theteachers the thoteachers theteachers teachers profession and said that as a nJesuit aJtsult aJesuit Jesuit ho might appear as under a cloud cloudICrics cloudCries cloudICrics ICrics Cries of No NoJ NoJWe Not NotWe NojWe We have been told said ho that the theprinciple theprinciple theprinciple principle of the Jesuit J uit was that tile end endjustifies endjustifies endjustifies justifies the moans Now I say before beforeGod beforeGod beforeGod God Almighty that if I belonged to an or organization organization organizittion ganization which now numbers 17000 17000nnd 17000and 17000and and any man taught that the end Justifies Justifiesthe jlstlflethl justlfieethe the means I would tear the name from from me moAmerican meAmencan meAmerican American of Americans I should repudiate repudiatethe repudintethe the accusation aocu atlon It is want of education educationto to tire such a charge and to make such nr nrassertion onasaertlon anassertion assertion is to put in peril a mans power a aan as asan asan an educator educatorJustice oducatorJustice educatorJustice Justice Mayer related some of his ex experiences experiences experiences periences when ho was in charge of the theChildrens theChildrens theChildrens Childrens Court The courts best aid aidho nirlho aidho ho said was tho school schoolteacher teacher who bar barred hadrNI badred red blood in his veins and could understand understandthe underAlnndthe the kid He told of other experience experiencewith lxperitnCl8with with boya of the street and the games they thejindulge theyindulge theyindulge indulge in at the peril of passersby II IIthe If Ifthe Itthe the schoolteachers he added would woukuso wouldURO uso a few minutes every week to make makeplain makeplain makeplain plain to boys these simple little lessons lessonsof leSROnfof of avoiding injury to others or to property propertythe 1 the work of the Childrens Court would woukbe wouldbe wouldbe be substantially reduced reducedWhile reducedWhile reducedWhilo While I am not here to discuss the cor corporal corporal corporai poral punishment of children I want t twarn to towarn towarn warn you that you will never have the rea reasupport real realsUPllort realsupport support of the citizens of this metropolis metropoliiuntil metropolisunt metropolisuntil until sUPllort unt 1 you stop this urging of the idea ol olcorporal of ofcorporal ofcorporal corporal punishment punishmentIIOXIER punishmentBOXIER punishmentBOXIER BOXIER CONVICTED OF MURDERHe MURDER lie Killed Couple In Hullalo Moved Ionllinto IonllintoTheir Into IntoTheir IntoTheir Their House and Forged I a Heed to It ItBDFPALO ItDUPPAW ItBuvrAii BDFPALO Jan 16 tllCharles Charles Bonier who whois whoI whois is I 75 7 years old was tonight convicted of ofmurder ofmurder ofmurder murder In the first degree Tho jury jurywent jurywent jurywent went out at 0 oclock and agreed after aftersix nCterBlx aftersix six ballots returning at 8 oclock oclockBonier oclockDonler oclockBonier Bonier is charged with killing Mr and andMrs andMm andMrs Mrs Franz Frehr in their house in Jeffer Jefferson Jellerflon Jefferson son street on Nov 20 He beat them to tcdeath todeath todeath death with a hammer and buried their theiibodies theirbodies theirbodies bodies under a shed back of the house houseThen houseThon houseThen Then he forged a deed to tho property and andmoved andI andmoved I moved moved in When the bodies were found foundBonier foundBonlor foundBonier Bonier tied to Erie Pa where wherq he was ar arrested arI artested rested The evidence was entirely circum circumstantial clrcumBtantinl circumstantial I stantial stantialBoniers BtantinlDoniers stantialBoniers Boniers victims were five years older olderthan olderthan olderthan than he He is a muscular old fellow fellowwith fellowwith fellowwith with n long gray beard Ho heard the theverdict theverdict theverdict verdict without any sign of feeling feelingRUSHIXG feelingnUSllING feelingRUShING RUShING MAILS TO LONDON LOXDOXIly Ily New Plymouth PIuioUthItouteThefl Houte nOllteThen Then by nail 241 2 Mile In 354 25 Minute MinuteSpecial MInutesSpecial UnutrlSpecIal Special Cable Dispatch to TUft SCN SCNLONDON SUIlLONDON SeNLONDON LONDON Jan JantOThe 16 10The The mails by the Ameri American American Amencan can Line Llneetcamahip steamship St Louis Lo ls from Now York Yorkby Yorkby Yorkby by the new Plymouth Plymo uth route reached Lon London London London don at 8 oclock this morning and were weredelivered weredelhered weredelivered delivered early in tho forenoon The special specialtrain specialtmln specialtrain train which brought the mails made the thedistance thedistance thedistance distance from Plymouth to London 247 miles milesin mllooIn mileein in 254 2 minutes It made one ie stop at Exeter ExeterWEBERFIELDS ExeterIJEBERFIlDS ExeterIVERERFIF4iDS WEBERFIELDS OFF TO FRISCO FRISCOTo To Make a Lone LoniTrlp Trip About Feb 1 lnCiiS lnCiiSand IRCaIand UCM UCMand and Fenton Going Along AlongWeber AlonlWeber AlongWeber Weber A Fields made an official announce announcement announcement announeemont ment last night ns to their early ending of ofthe ofthe ofthe the season here The burlesque show will willclose willclose willclose close its local season the last la t of this month monthand monthand monthand and the company which contains over tOO 100members tOOmembers toomembers members will go directly to San Francisco Franciscomaking FranclBcomalclng Franciscomalchg making one of the longest theatrical trips tripson on record recordWeber recordWeber recordWeber Weber Fields have not been to San SnnFrancisco SanFrancisco SanFrancisco Francisco since their old days as a knock knockabout knockabout knockabout about pair although hair shows hOWl are pro produced produc produc duced duc d by a California stock company companyThey companyfhey companyIbey They will IU ocen at San Franciscos Grand GrandOpera GrandOpera GrandOpera Opera House on Feb 8 and then will work workback workback workback back East stopping in all the principal principalB B ities In many cities where here they were not notaole notaDle notanle aole to go last year because those cities citieshad citieshad citieshad had no Independent theatres they now nowhave nowhave nowhave have admittance admittanceTho admlUanceTho Tho company will bo reenforced on tho thoonion thotour thetour tour by Charles Ross and his wlCoUlabel wlCoUlabell wife Nabel NabelFonkn onion l formerly of the WoberFlolds WoberFloldsorces WoberFleldBforces WeberFieldsforces forces orces Rumor has had it that Fay Temple Templeon Templetori Templeton ton on was wa going jloin along too tooWhether tooWhether tooWhether Whether tho local music muso hall will close closewhen olosewhen closewhen when the company leaves depends on de derelopments developments developrnente relopments of the future Webor A Fields Fieldstxpect Fieldsexpect Fieldscziect expect to t bring back a barrel of money moneyNews moneyNews moneyNews News of Plays and Player PlayerAnna rlarrtAnna PlayerAnna Anna Held and the other members of ofha orthe ofthe the ha Maineelle Napoleon company which whichvas whichWilli whichwas vas to have begun an engagement at tho thoIllinois thoIIIIn61B thoIllinois Illinois Theatre in Chicago Chlca o tomorrow tomorrowlight tomorrownight tomorrownight night will wait in New York till the Chicago Chicago3ty ChicagoCity ChIcagoCity City Council decides whether or not that thatilayliouae thatplayliouse thatplayhouse playhouse may reopen If the decision decisionH 111 H adverse I they will begin a tour of other otherities othercities othercities cities on Jan 25 25Tho 25Tbo 2 2The The New York Chapter Daughters of ofhe orthe ofthe I the he American Revolution has taken 500 500eats oo ooseats eats at the Murray Hill Theatre for to tonorrow tomorrow morrow nights performance of Paul Paullovero PaulHovero PaulBovero lovero Tho houso will bo appropriately appropriatelylecorated approprlat appropriatelydecorated ly lydecoratod decorated decoratodWrIght decoratedWright lecoratedWright Wright Lorlmor made arrangements arrangementswith with Klaw 4 Erlangor yesterday to appear appearat at it tho New York Theatre in the spring in inL Ina inajiroduction production a L of his own romantic drama dramaTho dramaThe Tho Shepherd King Kinglirncflt KinglItnent KinglIeneflt lirncflt Performance by Arnold Daly DalyA Dal DalA A performance of Candida with the thoIrst therflt thefirst first matinee presentation of Tho Man of ofJcstiny ofJclltlny ofDestiny Destiny will bo given for tho benefit of tho thofew thoXew theew Xew few ew York Kindergarten Association by byirnokl byArnold byArnold Arnold Daly and his company on Tuesday Tuesdaytib Feb tib 2 at tho Hudson Theatre 1 LITTAUERS DESPERATE MOH MOHCALLS MOVCALLS MOVE MOVECALLS CALLS SNAP CAUCUSS IN HIS HitCOXGRESS HISCONGRESS HISCONGRESS CONGRESS DISTRICT DfSTItiCTThis DISTRICTThis This Attempt to Slide the Opposition t tHis tri triIlls toIlls Ills Return to Congress Has lIa Onl OnlArpnsed Only OnlyArousedlndllPlation OnlyAroused I Arpnsed ArousedlndllPlation Aroused Indignation and allllthe theciiance theciianceAre Chances CllanerlAr ChancesAre I Are Ar That He Will Be Defeated DefeatedALBANT DefeatedALEANT I ALBANT Jan 10 Representative 11ReprOllOntativeLuolus 11ReprOllOntativeLuolusN Luciu LuciuN LuciusN N Littauer of rats and gauntleta fam famand fame fameand fameand and the personal friend of President Reese Rooeevolt ROOIIevelt Reesevolt volt and Coy Odell has called alled lIod snap s p cau caucuses caucusesln caucuses cuses cusesln in his homo county of Fulton i for the thipurpose thePUrp0800C thepurpose purpose PUrp0800C of stifling the general opposition t this to tohis tohis his return to Congress Mr Littauer con controls controls trols the Assembly district oommlttee ant antyesterday and andyesterday andyesterday yesterday the Assembly district and count countconventions county countyconventioM countyconventions conventions were ordered to be held nex nexSaturday next nextSaturday nextSaturday Saturday in Gloversvillo Mr Llttaueri Llttauerihomo Lltlauershomo Littauershome homo The caucuses to elect delegates t tthose to tothese tothose those two Wo conventions are tobe to be held Mon Monday Monday Monday day evening The notices were issued yes yestcrday yesterday yesterday terday the shortest possible limit under thi thiiaw the theinw thejaw jaw iawThere There have been many hot fights in Ful Fulton Fulton Flilton ton county since Littauer Lltta er presumed to b bthe be bethe bethe the Republican Repu liean leader there But hli hlifight his hl8fight hisfight fight to get the delegates for his return ti tiCongress to toCQngreBs toCongress Congress promises proml es to t be one of the fiercest flercesthat fiercestthat fiercestthat that has over been en witnessed in that dis distrlct district dietrict trict The opponents of Littauer a II week weelago weekago I Iago ago announced that they would endeavor endeavoitoprevent ondeavorto toprevent to prevent him f romReturning to Congress Congressso so far as getting the delegates Com Ful Fulton Fulton Putton ton county was concerned Charles B BKnox BKnox LKnox Knox the millionaire gelatine manufac manufacturer manuracturer inanufacturer turer of Johnstown is to t contest Fulton Fultoicounty Fultoncounty Fultoncounty county for the delegates The opposition oppositionto to Mr Littauer will centre around Mr Knox KnoxMr KnoxMr KnoxMr Mr Knox is well known throughout the thicounty thecounty thecounty county by reason of owning a large racing racinistable racingslable racingstable stable of trotters and andpacem pacers Ho purchased purchasedthe the great pacer Anaconda An conda 201Jj 2O1 a year yeaiago yearago yearago ago and is already known as a rival tc tcE to toE toE E E Smathers In the horse racing line lineHo lineHe lineHo Ho also owns one of the largest stock farmiin farms farmsIn farmsIll in Ill the State StateThe StateThe StateThe The conventions that Llttauer has been beerresponsible beenresponslblo beenresponsible responsible for having called for next ne t Sat Saturday Saturday Saturday urday aro going to nominate the member membeof memberof of Assembly and the county ticket to bi bivoted be bevoted bevoted voted for next fall and will also name the thidelegates thedelegates thedelegates delegates to the spring State convention conventioiand conventionand conventionand and the fall State convention conventionThere conventionThere conventionThere There was much tadlgnation throughout throughoutthe the county at the nctfon of Littauer in call calling caUing calling ing these snap primaries and conventions conventionsfor for there IB It no doubt that Mr Knox nox could coulcget couldget couldget get the delegates away from Mr Littauoi Littauoiif if the usual notice of primaries was given givenAlthough ghellAlthough givenAlthough Although taken at a disadvantage tho thiKnox thoKllOx thoEnox Knox forces forc promptly rallied and have hawsent havesent havesent sent men throughout throu hout the county and the thefight thethht thefight fight will be carried to the church doors dooritomorrow doorstomorrow doorstomorrow tomorrow when the Republican farmer farmerwill farmemwill farmerswill will ba told the situation and asked ti tistand to tostand tostand stand up for honesty in public and private privatilife privateliCe privatelife life lifeTho Tho friends of Littauor say y he hewill will win winbut winbut winbut but Mr Knox ia not dismayed dL mnyed by any means meansFulton mfansulton meansFulton Fulton and Hamilton will have nine nln dele delegates delegatEll dolegates gates in the Congress convention Saratoga Saratogieleven Sratogaelovcn Saratogaeleven eleven Montgomery eight and Warren Warrorsix Warrensix Warrensix six ExCongressman ExCon reMl an Stewart of Mont Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery gomery Is anxious to go back to Congress Congresiand CongroMand Congressand and BO is oxCongressman Emerson o oWarren of ofWarren ofWarren Warren Saratoga with its eleven dele delegates dplegotes delegates gates has no candidate and it is understood understoodthat under understoodthat tood toodthat that if Littauor gets the nine delegates delegatefrom delegatesfrom delegatesfrom from Fulton and Hamilton ho Is sure of the thiSaratoga thoSaratoga theSaratoga Saratoga delegation and will thus have i imajority a amajority amajority majority majoritySAYS majoritySAIS majoritySAlS SAYS TWO MEN DECOYED HER HERUlllan IIERUlllan IIElfUlhian Ulllan Maeels Pound by b the Police In InHarlem a alIarlrm aHarlem Harlem Flat FlatLillian FlatLillian lat latLillian Lillian Ma Magels goto 17 years old who has bee beemissing been beenml8Blng beenmissing missing from her h r home 131 East 125th street streetfor Ittreetfor streetfor for three weeks was found yesterday with wltltwo withtwo withtwo two men In a flat at 303 East 124th street streetThe 8trectThe streetThe The men who said they wore Frederick FredericlRothschild FroderlckRoth FrederickRothschild Rothschild Roth chlld and John Brander insurance insuranceagents Insurancoagents insuranceagents agents were locked up in tho East 12011 12011street 126thstreet 120thstreet street station on a charge of abduction abductionThe abductionThe abductionThe The girl is a II daughter of John Magela Magelawho llagelRwho Magelswho who is in tho real estate business Since Sincishe Sincoshe Sinceshe she left her home her father and grand grandfather grandCather grandfather father Powell Magels a former police policeman policelnan policeman man had been bl n unable to get any trace o oher of ofher ofher her until yesterday afternoon when the theheard they theyheard theyheard heard that she was in the 124th street flat flatThey flatThey flatThey They went to the East 126th street stn stntion Btation station tion and made a complaint to Capt Nally Nallywho Nallywho Naltywho who told Detectives Listen and Donovan Donovaito Donovanto to find tho girl girlTho girlThe girlThe The detectives went to the flat but buicouldnt butcouldnt butcouldnt couldnt got In until they threatened tc tcbreak to tobreak tobreak break In the door Thon they were ad admilled admitted admitted mitted They found tho girl Inside with willthe withthe wIththe the two men menSlip menShe menShe Slip She said she met them at a dance hal halin hanIn hailin in Little Coney Island at 110th street anc ancBroadway and andBroadway andBroadway Broadway and that they took her to tin tinflat thofiat thefiat fiat saying sayln they were going to introduce introduceher introduceher her to their relatives She he said that they had practically kept her a prisoner ever eveisince eversince eversince since sinceWhen When one of the men gave his name at althe atthe atthe the station as Frederick Rothschild tho thegirl thogirl thogirl girl said his right name was wa Milton Vii Williams WIIliam8 Viihams hams lie insisted however that it was waiRothschild wasHothschlld wasllothschlldand Rothschild llothschlldand and it itwassoputontheblotter itwassoputontheblotterThe was so put on the blotter blotterTho blotterTho Tho men refused to make any statement statementFARMER slatomontFARllEIl statementFARMER FARMER LUDWIG FOUND DBA DBALying DEAD DEADLyln5 DEADLyIng Lying on Ills III Kitchen Floor FloorNo No Marks Marksof of Violence ViolenceLOCKFOBT VlolenoeLOCKPORT ViolenceLoctcronv LOCKFOBT N Y Jan 18 toCoroner toCoronerKlttlnfer 10CoronerKittinger Coroner CoronerKlttinger Klttinger was called tonight to Raymond RaymondHill Hill six miles south of Lockport to investi investigate Investgate investigate gate the mysterious death of Samuel U ULudwig ULudwig ULudwig Ludwig a wealthy farmer For years yearsLudwig yeamLudwig yearsLudwig Ludwig lived alone In a large house He Heowned lieowned Heowned owned a fine farm hiring help at tho busiest busiestseasons busiestSe1BOnf4 busiestseasons seasons only and never employing any anyone anyone an anone one In the house lIe had little to do with withhis withhis wit withis his neighbors It I is said that he made mademoney mde mdemony mademoney money mony but neighbors did not know what whathe whathe whathe he on Wednesday did with wih it He le was last IRt seen son alive alivoon alve alveon aliveon No investigation Invetgatlon was wal made mde until unt today todaywhen todaywhtn todaywhen when whtn some Bre one observed obsered that tht no smoke had hadbeen hd hdben hadbeen been ben seen son at Ludwigs housp house eincd tnc Thurs Thursday Thursday hur day morning moring H F Zimmerman Zimennn told the theCoroner thoCroner thecoroner Coroner Croner that tht he found Ludwig body lying on tho kitchen floor with wih the feet feetextended fet fetextended footextended extended into the tle stove ftove oven this afternoon afternoonThe afternoonThe afternoonThe The Coroner could find fnd no marks of violence violencebut vlolenebut violencebut but declined declned this ths evening to state tho cause causeof causeof causeof of death deth A further investigation Investgaton will wi be beIn bemde bemade mde made LudwlgB horsel horses and cato cattle were weroIn wereIn In a pitiable pilablo condition cnditon not having had food foodor foodor foodor or water in several severl days Ludwig was wa SO SOyears 59yeam 50years years old oldRACK oldTRACK oldTRACK RACK TRACK WATCHED CONSTANTLY COXSTAXTLYiepcated CONSTANTLYnrprated CONSTANTLYRepeated Repeated Attempts at Wrecking reklnc Made on onthe onthe onthe the North Northwestern western Line Lne In Iowa IowaDBS IowaDES IowaIE8 DES IE8 MOINES Ia Jan 10 lORpated 10Repeated Repealed at atsmpts attmpts attempts tempts tmpts to wreck trains on the Chicago Chicagond Chicagoand Chicagoand and nd Northwestern Railways main line lineetwoon linebetween I Ibetwon between betwon Denis Denison on and Boone have re reultcd relulted resuIted suIted lulted in tho patrolling patroUng of every mile mlo of ofho ofthe ofthe the ho track in this vicinity clnttYI day dy and night nightalf nightand nightand and In plolng plztoing the cas case In n the hands of ofhalt hal halt alf a dozen of the best detectives detectves in the theompanys thecompanys thecompanys companys service Berlce Several Sveral times tmes within withinho wihin wihintho withinthe the ho post week obstructions obstrctions have been found foundn foundon on n the track with the manifest intention Intenton of ofcrocking ofwrking ofwrecking crocking wrking fast fq t trains It is II only by the thelosest theclosest theclosest closest supervision suprvision of every foot of track trackhat trackUlat trackthat hat traffic trmo has been bon protected protectedWife protectedtle protectedTrite Wife tle Sues HUll Missing llslnl Husband HusbandMlgnon lulband lulband11non HusbandMignon Mignon 11non Sarah Hardt has h begun bgn an action actiont actionIn In t the Supreme Court for divorce divor from her herusband herbusband herhusland usband William Wiiam Ernest Hardt lardt to whom whomhe whomMho whomshe Mho he was married mrried in October Octobr 1901 lot at Grace Gracehurch GraceChurch GraceChurch Church hurch Hardt who was wa a broker was wasrrested wasa1ted wasarrested arrested a1ted in April Aprl 1902 ID six months montlaCer after his hislarriage hil hismarriage marriage mrrge on a charge of grand larceny larcenyreferred larny larnyrofcrred larcenypreferred preferred referred by a Mrs lJfi Cloo Montaigne and ho hoifiappearea heillappeared hodisappeared disappeared illappeared forfeiting 11000 tO I0t cash Ch bail bailIc hal haIlHe He Ic is supposed to bo living lvlni now in I Phila Pbll Philadelphia delphia delphl I r rl I l LIVE LIVEOPIOSABOV TOPICS ABOU7 TOWN TOWNWhen TONWhen TOWNWhen When When the t e performance of otLuda Lucia Lu came cametoan c cametoan toan end at the tb80perahoUthe pronne opera operahouse houso the other night nightthere nightthere nightthere there were wer calls callsto for the prime pr donna who whohad whohd whohad had hd not appeared appr in the te final fal scene sn Signor SignorCaruso SIorOrs SlorQmruso Caruso Ors ultimately ultimtely appeared apprhd hand in I hand handwith hd hdwith bandwith with a blonde blode wearing wearng a sable sll and ad velvet velvetcoat vlvt velvetcoat coat cOt and ad a black picture pictur hat ht The Te audience audiencerecognized audlno audiencerecognized recognized rgnized Mme Me Sembrich Smbrlchln in spite of the theblonde theblonde blonde wig but the vlew upset upt many manyopinions manyopinions opinions AS to the color of th th the Polish Pollh prima primadonnas primadonnas donnas dols hair Those Thoe who supposed it pa padols was wasback w wasback back thought that tt for tills sup reason rn it must musthave mUBthave musthave have been bn dyed But no such Bch serious seriouschange serou seriouschange change had dro happened Signor Caruso Carusocaught Cr arueo arueocaught h hPNodSlgnor caught chng cught Mme Sembrich Smbrlch on the way to her hercarriage hercarrlnge hercarriage carriage and Mr Conned Crlod lhe1ay had hd insisted insistedthnt IDlst insistedthat that she he accompany the tenor before bfor the thecurtain thecurt thecurtain curtain acomJny As ahe was wa wearing her blonde blondewig blondewig blondewig wig curt home abe e appeared appafod for the first flt time timein tie tiein timein in propria prpra persona JT80a with golden locks locksHerr locksler hocksherr Herr ler Zoltan Zolt Doeme Deme husband husban of Mme MmeNordica Me MeNorica MweNordka Nordica Norica made mae hisfirst his frst first appearance appa of re recent r tecent cent seasons sal In operatic operato circles cices the theother theotherevening oth othevening other otherevening evening when he took tk dinner in a chop chophouse chophouse chophouse house frequented frequont by the singers of the thoopera to toopra theopera opera house He was wa with wit one of the te con conductors condlotors conduotors opra ductors dlotors of tho company compan who discreetly dicty led ledhim ledhi ledhim him hi tea ta secluded eudo te spot where whe he hemlhtnt hemlhtnthave might not nothave nothave have to meet met all al of the te musicians musicl he at one onetime onetie onetimeknewsowoil time tie timeknewsowoil knew t so s well wol HerrDoemelsasyouth HerrDoemelsasyouthful Herr Horrfloeme Dome Is iaasyouth iaasyouthful a yout h hful ful as ever in appearance and apparently apparentlyho apparenty apparentyho apparentlhe ho has ha suffered sufer apPrace no dimunltlon dlmunlton in i the pul pulchritude pulchritude Pu Puchritude chritude that made him hi famous faous when as 8 a amere amere amere mere youth he came first frst to t this country countryHe count countryHe He has 1M quite recovered recovere from the accident accidentto aident aidentto to his wrist wrllt which disabled disable him on the thestallor te testeamer thesteamer steamer ana and If Mr Onle Cowled needs a thir third thirdParsifal Par Parsifal faf besides 11 M Dippel neB and l M Brg Brgltdlor Burg Burgstalier stallor ltdlor he will be able to t find fnd one on In the theHungarian te teHunglla timeHungarian Hungarian Hunglla tenor who sang sng the te partonce partonceat patonce patonceat part once onceat at Beyrouth BeyrouthThis Dreuth DreuthThis BeyreuthThis This season ISD of the year yer brings ti t the de department department department I partment stores little lte shoppers who oontro oontromuch ontro ontromuch contromuch much more business than thn one would wouldever wouldever wouldever ever expect expct from their th lr youthful appear appearance appr apprance appearance ance These are the little ltle girls often oCen no nomore nomore nomore more thap 10 years old sent out by the thedressmakers thedre8akerB thedmsemakers dressmakers dre8akerB to make mke purchases that tht may maybe mayb maybe be needed from day to day This work Is iaresponsible IsreBponsible isresponsible responsible b need and they exhibit a thorough thoroughness tlorough tloroughnel8 ness and deliberation delbration that tht sit strangely on onsuch onsuch onsuch such young shoulders Ihoulder Their pay is isnaturally Isnaturaly isnaturally naturally naturaly not great grt but it is the ambition ambitiondressmakers ambitionoC oC 01 all the apprentices who work for the thodre88mker8 thedressmakers dressmakers dre88mker8 establishments E8tablshmenta to be pronioted pro promoted ro romoted moted to this job Then they are able t tenjoy to toenjoy toenjoy enjoy the luxury of shopping with the theemployers their theiremployer8 theiremployers employers credit just as if they were th thladies the theidies theladies ladies idies who buy the high priced piced dresses drcssespending desses dessesspendin dressesspending spending spendin their own money moneyAn moneyAn moneyAn An actress actr now starring strring In a play Iai IaiIn laid laidIn I IIn In Russia usia consulted conuled with her press pres agen agenand agent agentand i iand and presently prenty there issued Isued a description descriptionwith dlcrlpton dlcrlptonwith descriptionwith with much circumstantial detail detai of the Ihistars thestrs thestars stars strs sojourn in Russia RUla to read up lp the lif lifand le leand life lifeand and the period of the leading character charactein ehsracterIn in the play The star herself herlf told of thi thidifficulties the thedifculte thedifficulties difficulties difculte encountered enclntered by ly students studont ant anttravellers and andtmvoler andtravellers travellers in Russia The police polco are art s ssuspicious 80 80su sosuspicious suspicious su tmvoler lcIOt But in the end sho triumphed triumjheand triumpheda triumphedand and a n obtained obtined access ar to the desired deire docu documerits document documonte merits ment of which she assured inquirers iqulrm she shuhad shehad shehad had made a complete IUr study studyEvidently Btud BtudEvidently studyEvidently Evidently sold 81d an inquirer afterward afterwardsho nCterard nCterardIho she Iho believes hel vt that Russian Rua ian documents document anwritten are arewritten arewritten written in English Englsh The good soul knows knowinot knowsnot knowsnot not a word of anything anythlngbut but go American AmericanMacdougal American1acougal AmericanMacdougal Macdougal 1acougal alley the haunt of artists am amsculptors and and8ulptolB andsculptors 8ulptolB sculptors which is kept as Immaculately Immaculatelyclean Immcultely ImmcultelydMn immaculatelyclean clean as a well wol scrubbed Bcrubb Dutch village vilge all allthrough al allthrough through thrugh the hot summer is unrecognizable unrecognizableTho unrecgnizble unrecgnizbleThe The snow banks bnks are piled pled up lp nearly as high highas hifhas highas as the row of windows in the lie former barns barnsand OOrl barnsand and throw a cold glare glre into the studios studiosJudging studiosJudging studiosJudging Judging by the half hal drawn curtains curtins it itmust Itmust itmust must lx a trying trlnK light ligh by which to work workIf workI workIf If Major Woodbury Wodbur were a member of the theMunicipal theMunicipal I Municipal Art Ar Commission as well WBl as Com Commissioner Commlsfloner CornmIssioner missioner mlsfloner of Street Stret Cleaning Clening he would woulddump wouldlurely wouldsurely lurely surely end send I a gang of men and a couple of ofdUlpcarl ofdumpcarta dump dUlpcarl dumpcarta carts to the artists artlstl relief reliefAn relef relefAn reliefAn An elderly man stopped stop before bCore one o otho or ortho ofthe tho few remaining book bk sterns ItorA In Eighth Eightstreet Eighthstrt Eighthstreet street strt where hundreds hundfl of tattered ttterd volum volumwere volumes volumeswere were wer exposed oxpd for sale on a long counter counteon counteron on the sidewalk sidewalkThere BidewalkTher sidewalkThem There Ther was wa a time tme he said when yo yocould you youcould youcould could find these th0 shops shop everywhere eVlfvher am amcould and andcould andcould could often oron pick up bargains in them themnever I Inever Inever brfalns never used usp1 to go to any of 0 tho regular repular boot bootdealers bok bokdealer bookdealers dealers dealer for my books bk I went to one o othese of ofthe8e ofthese these stores RLm and purchased purchaled volumes that thahart thathad thathind hart l been een read rad through before fore and appre approcintcd apprecinerl apprecinted cintcd cinerl and loved lovedNow lovedO lovedNow Now O Its harder The old ol secondhand secondhandbook 8tcondhand 8tcondhandboole secondhandhoolc book stores ftore are disappearing dispptrlng Everything Everythiniit it 1 is getting getng too to blamed systematic You Yoihavn YouhavA Youhave have to go o to a palatial platlal book bk store for an anof any anyof anyof of the old favorites favort and then they show shovyou showyou showyou you tho latest edition editon But give me the oli olishops old oldshopl oldshops shops shopsWELLS shopl shoplWELS shopsIELLS WELLS WELS COLLEGE COLUO QUARANTINED QUA1IAXT1XEDOwing QUARANTINED01ln5 Owing 01ln5 to a Case of Varlolold the 1S5 1S5Women 185Women ISSWonien Women Students Are Prisoners PrisonersITHACA Jsonrfs JsonrfsITIACA Prtsoneh PrtsonehIThAca ITHACA ITIACA X V Jan 18 lOThe The 135 women womenstudents womenstudents womenstudents students in Wells Wels College OIlege Aurora a small smalltown saU saUtown emailtown town on Cayuga C yuga Lake twenty miles milesnorth mies miesnorth milesnorth north of Ithaca Ihaca are tonight tnlght under the themost themost themost most rigid quarantine quarantno to prevent the thospread thespred thespread spread spred of smallpox flmaUpx No one is allowed alow to toenter toenter toenter enter or leave the building buiding and the main mainhall mall mainball hall hal has assumed all al the aspects a pects of a apesthouse asthouse apesthouse pesthouse pesthouseA sthouse sthouseA A few days ago Miss MIB Hortcnse 10rtense A Baker Bakera a freshman student from Columbus Ohio Ohiobecame Ohiobecame Ohiobecame became Ill I Sho developed devolope alarming nlarlng symp symptoms Byp Byptoms syrnptome toms and yesterday afternoon afernoon a consulta consultation consult coimsuitadon don ton of physicians physicans pronounced tho case casevnrioloid casevanioloid vnrioloid This term tor Is used It Is ex explained explaine oxplained plained plaine to characterize characteriz smallpox Bmnlpox us which whichhas whichhas has tion boon moderated by previous vaccina vaccination vacina vacination vaccinaLion tionAs As soon as tho discovery dlscer was made madestops madestops madestops stops were taken tken to prevent the spread Bpred of ofthe ofthe oftime the contagion One hundred of the students studentswere IItudont studentswere were counting counLng on coming to Ithaca Ihaca tonight tonightin tnight tnightIn in a special speial train to attend a theatrical theatricalperformance thetricl thetriclrforlnc theatricalperfornmnce performance rforlnc but the timely time I discovery dlRver of ofthe oCthe ofthe the nature natur of the disease dll8 to which they had been exposed exposd made them all prisoners prisonersin prisners prisnersIn in tho college collegePractically colege Practically Practcaly all of the students reside In Inone Inone inone one large main building buiding so O that it is feared fearedall fearcdal fearedau all al au have been bon exposed expoi A general vacci vaccination vacclnaLon vaccination nation naLon was begun today tooay by Drs Cudde Cuddeback Cdde Cddeback Cuddehack back and Van Va Buskirk but work on so solarge 8 solarge large a number cannot bo b finished finshed until untiltomorrow untl untltomorrow untiltomorrow tomorrow It is hoped h01oo that this pro precautionary procautionr procautionary cautionary cautionr step stp may prevent the spread spreadof lpreadoC of the disease dl Miss it as Ilss baker aker is behoved behovedcontracted behovedcontmcted believedcontracted contracted the disease dl6a8 when wllm home recently rently recently11cr Her ler case ca is is not considered serious seriousWells srious sriousWell seriousWells Wells Well College Colege is well wel known as the place placewhero placewhero placewhere whero former President Urover Cleveland Clevelandfound Clevelandfound Clevelandfound found his bride It I is II attendedby attended by aristo aristocratic aristocrtc aristocratic cratic crtc young women and was endowed by bytho bythe bythe the founder of the WellsFargo WellFargo express expresscompany epresl expresscompany company companySVIT companySUIT companySUIT SUIT OX J A WHEAT nll tT DEAL DEALSt DEi DEiSt it St Louis lolls Man Demands HIOOOO 11000 Fronts FrontsProm rrolts rroltsIrom ProtitsFront Prom a l Commission Commlslol House HouseST lIolse lIolsesi IIoiieSr ST si Louis Jan 10 168ult Suit to recover recoverjroflls recoverprofIts i iproft proft profIts jroflls in a 0 wheat deal was brought today todayn I In n time Circuit Court against agalnlt the Thyson ThysonCommission ThysonCommission 1Y80UCommiion Commiion Commission Company by John T Mllliken Mlllikenrim lIUken lIUkenhl Mililkonfiie rim hl latter laler alleges alegcf that on July 14 1003 1003id 10 1003he h he id commissioned the Thyson ThYBn people pple to tomy t tobuy buy my 150000 150 bushels buoll of winter wheat whlt The Thevheat Thowheat TImewheat wheat was purchased purchled and the report of tho thorunsaction thotranaction thetransaction transaction tranaction was made to Millikcn MillikcnOn Milken MilkenOn MiliikermOn On Nov Nov20thapetition 20 20the tho petition ptiton says the tle Tliyson TliysonommUwion ThysonComm ThmysonCoizunisisiorm ommUwion Comm iol Company was a ordered or ere to sell sellhis sel sellthis this wheat which was done A profit of 110381 1381 it is il claimed was wal duo to Mfllikon Mfllikonin IUUkon IUUkonon on in the t he transaction trln lctlon which the defendant defendantofueed derendantrCused defendantrefused refused rCused for to pay This Thil id 11 the amount sued lued luedfor suedfor I I 3300000 lOOOOO ON IIJS 1l LIFE LIFEalloy LIiE LIiEPollOY LiFEPolIcy alloy Written len for Charles Net Neither Cher of ofChicago ofChloa50 ofChIcago Chicago by b the tl0 Mutual Ufe LifeA UfeA UfeA A policy polcy for 500000 500110 500000the tho largest policy policyold polcy policyhold hold old by any one company cmpany on the life le of a ahlcagoan aChloagoaIla aChicagoanhas ChloagoaIla Chicagoanhas hlcagoan has just been bn Issued to t Charles Charlesetcher CharlesNetcher CharlesNetchor Netcher etcher by the Mutual Life Insurance Insurancebmpany InsuranceCompany InsuranceCompany Company of 0 of br this olty oltyNetcher oltyNetcher cityNetcher Netcher was WI born bor in Buffalo Dufalo in 1862 1862Then 182 182When 1852When When he was li U years ea old he went to tofclcago to11cngo toChicago Chicago 11cngo to earn ern his living He got the thoob thejob thejob job ob of bundle boy by in a retail rel 1 store stor Now Nowho Nowhe ho 10 IB 1 the proprietor proprietr of one of the te biggest biggestopartment blgget blggetdepartment biggestdepartment department store strea In Chicago Cicgo and the thewner theowner theowner owner of a large amount of real estate estateThere estateTere estateThere There Tere was wa keen competition compettion among aong the theisurance thoInsuranc theinsurance Insuranc insurance isurance companies cmpanell of the te country countl to torito towrite write rito this thislje large policy poloy HPT IGHTOHLBgSORRMDEJ IGHTOHLBgSORRMDEJJ UGH OH JIBS SURRENDER SURRENDERUNPUBLISHED SURRENDERUNPUBLISHED J UNPUBLISHED UNPUBLSIED LETTER OF Or GEN OBATLOXGSTREET GENLO GENLOXGST1WE7 LOXGSTREET LO GSrll E OIVEJf GJENOUr GJENOUrWrote OUT OUTWrote OUTWrote Wrote Th That t Lee Le WM a Reluctant Reluctt to Give Gie In Inbut I JObut but blt That Tat Loncitrect LnCltreetand and Milieus MtboneDoth Maone MaoneDothtlelUm MilieusBoth Doth DothtlelUm Tried lllm to Seek 8k Terms TrmWtb TrmWtbGrnt With WithGrant WithGrant Grant Grnt as a i a Matter of Duty DutJ to the South SouthPKTEHSBUBO outh outhPvzRsnuiiG utb utbPJTRBUUO PKTEHSBUBO PJTRBUUO Va Jan 16Mrs lOM Otella OtellaB B Mahone Mone of this city widow wdow of Gen GenWilliam OenrWllar GenWililaW William Wllar Mahone Mhone is in possession ps8llon of a aletter aletter aletter letter written wrten by Gen James Longatreet Longatreetto Longtret Longtretto to Col William Wllam H Stewart Stewr of Portsmouth PortsmouthVa Porlmoutb PorlmoutbVa Va who Is now a member membr of the Virginia VirginiaLegislature Virginialgisltur VirginiaLegislature Legislature lgisltur and who was in Petersburg Petersburgtoday letersbura letersburatoday Petersburgtoday today The letter leter was given to t Mrs MrsMahone MrsMhone MrsMahono Mahone Mhone by Col Stewart Stewar and ia an inter interesting ifter ifterestn intereating eating estn bit of history of the war warb warthe between betweenthe weU weUthe the States which whch has h never been bn publibed publibedIt pubhedI It I reads rds OVINKSVILIB Oa Aug 20 1877 1877Wm ISl7Wn 1177lVet Wm Wn H 1 fUtuarl Portsmouth Pramowh Va VaDEAR 1aData a aDUR DEAR SIB 1 have your esteemed favor favorof favorof of the loth 81 Inst asking aeklngmy my etelme account aocunt of the theconference theconferencl theconference conference conferencl between Generals l Lee l Mahone Mahoneand Mahoneand Mahoneand and myself btween the morning Oerr of and Just before beforeof btor beforethe the surrenalr surrenjer myscl tie at Appomatox For or the le leot life lifeof of mo It would not be b possible ossble for me De to t give givea a detailed detied rc account aCllunt of the thf Interview As AI Asremember IIJvO IIJvOa 1 1remember remember the substance substanc 0 Gen n Le L Lee expressed expressedto e express expressto pr8 to Gen Mahone Mahone and myself mYMI the difficulties difficultiesof dlmcultes dlmcultesof of his position and concluded cnclude his remarks remarksby remarkby remarksby escape by savin mayIng Dolton the that thlt enemy enemyI It la I Impossible Imposible for u U us to toescape t toescape esape I am of the opinion that tht len Mahone sue suggested OUI sueseated seated an Interview InterlCw with UI lien ln Urant lookingto looking lokl looklflqto to gcst the best terms for surrender surrlnder I know that thatI I had made bst a similar suggestion before btore Hen HenMahone leaMalmone similr sUIJcslon Mahone was wa sent nt for or before bfore he arrived arrivedI arrl arrlI neen neenMlone Mlone I cannot cnnot now say lay which My recollection recollectionIs recollctQn Is that Gen Lee made some mo objection objecion to tonegotiating t COnegotiating negotiating for surrender surrlnder expressing exprellg his hisapprehension bbs bbsapprehension apprehension nelotato of the shock that such result resultwould reult reultwould resultwould would be b to the people peopleAs ople opleAs As well as I can now remeraberthe substance substanceof lubtanc of our wel replies reple to this was I that his hil responsibili responsibilities responlbtl ties to the people ceased olcd when he assured assuredus Rsure teR us that It was Impossible Irp08slble for him to escape escapeIf ecapd 18 If I the proposition propoliion 1 was correct oornc as R he stated statedhe ltte lttehe statedhe he I Gen Lee L had no right rlgh to sacrifice sacrifce another anotherlife anotherle anotherlife life lifeI I lifeI leI I regret relret thnt I nm 1m so poor In msmorr mnmor as ashave 1 to tohave 0have have permitted rmlttcd the words Por and the order In Inwhich inwhich n nwhich which they occurred otcurrld toescape to escape me butmly butmlymemory but mty mtymemory mtyniemnory memory Is very cry Imperfect II rftct about such 8ucl matters matterswowing mnterot mattersgrowIng wowing more so o from the old army habit hlb lamb tl of ofhnvlntr 0 0havln Ohaving having havln everything eVtrythlnl gut ut down dowI In writing wrltnl thus thusnvolillng thusavoiding thusavoiding avoiding this thll charge charl of ones memory As Asmatter Al Asthe the Interview was not recorded and 18 as the themaier thematter Inlprvlllv recored matter did not at that time tmeoourtomeasoneot tmeoourtomeasoneotuch occur tome as a one of ofBitch ofsuch Bitch maier Interest I have IIIve lost sight tlht of all al of its itsdetails It itsdetails details 1 am very Trf truly your yourJAMES yourJA yoursJAMEs JAMES JA ES IOXCSTREET IOXCSTREETWIXTERiSPORTS IOS08IEBT IOS08IEBTWINTER LONOSTYIKETWINTER WIXTERiSPORTS WINTER SPORTS AT TUXEDO TUXEDOMany TUXED TUXEDMany TUXEDOMany Many Society Folk at the tie Clubhouse ClubhouseSeveral aubhoDe aubhoDeenral lubhouseSeveral Several Dinners Dnner Given GivenTUXEDO GInnTUXEDO GivenTUXEDO TUXEDO PARK Jan 18 lOThe The winter whitersports wintersporta wintersports sports at Tuxedo attracted atract a large gathering gatheringof of society socety folk to the clubhouse clubhoU today todayto today todayto to pass pa Sunday The Te coasting toboggan tobogganing tobggan tobgganIng tobogganIng ing and skating are ar superb suprb and all day a amerry amerr amerry merry merr crowd of well known New Yorkers Yorkersenjoyed Yorkemlnoyed Yorkersenjoyed lnoyed enjoyed the sport sportMr sportMr sportMr Mr and Ind Mrs E B Paler Bier who passed passedthe pne passedthe the early part of f the week In town tow returned returnedto rturned rturnedto to the Price cottage and Mrs Mr H I O Have Havemeyor Havemoyer Havemeyer meyer Jr and Mr and Mrs E M Phelps Phelpsarrived Pholp Phelpsarrived arrived at the clubhouse clubhouseDuring clubhou clubhouseDuring During the evening several sveral dinners diner were weregiven werogiven weregiven given Durng among amon the largest were those thee given giveny givenby givenby given by y Mr and Mrs Price largt Collier ColerMr Mr and Mrs MrswCr MmUlchar MrsRichard wCr i I if and 1 Mrs Vf Alfred AlfredSoLon Alf ul ulSeton Richard Mortimer Mr ana Alred AlredSeton Seton Ulchar Jr Mortmer and Mr 1lr and Mrs m Thomas Tom8 O OCondon GCondon 0Condon Condon CondonMr CondonMr CondonMr Mr and Mrs T Wyman Porter have havearrived havoarrlvld havearrived arrived arrlvld at the Fish Wyan cottage cotte which they theyhavo theyhavo theyhave havo leased for the season seasonMrs la seasonMrs on onlIrs Mrs leo Alfred Alrd O Vanderbilt Vanderbit of Newport Newportis epr is the guest of Mr Ir and Mrs Mr A T French Frenchat at their cottage cottae over Sunday SundayOther SundayOther SundayOther Other arrivals include Incude Mr and Mnj MnjF MI MITheodore Mrs MrsTheodore Theodore FrUnghuysen Frehinghuysen Mr and Mr Mrs J JF 7F F Tarns Ta Miss Mi Cruger Crger Mr William Wilnm Elliott ElliottHyde Elott ElottMr ElliottMr Mr E Victor lictor Low Loew Jr Mr Charle Charles K KHyde KHyde Hyde Miss Kountze Miss Mi Ogden Ogdn Mrs MrsCharlos Mr MrsCharles Charles Charlo S Brown Mr Monoure Robinson RobinsonMr Rbion RbionM Mr Edward Livingston Mr and Mrs MrsE MrsE MrsE M E J J Ewnrd Nancy Naoy Miss lI Nancy Naoy Mr Alfred Alfr Wag Wagstaff Wa Wagstaff staff Jr Mr Paul Tuckerman Tuckeran Mr George GeorgeL stal L Konalcls Mr and Mrs Casper Cper Whitney WhitneyMr Witney Witney1r WhitneyMr Mr 1r F W Kornochan Kernohan 1r and ad Mr MrOeorge George E EBaker EBker EBaker Baker Bker Jr JrJiOGVS JrIIOGUS JrBOGUS BOGUS CITIZEN PAPERS CASE CASEPardoned CASEraroned CASEPardoned Pardoned raroned Convict Chief Cder WItness WUne AgaInst AgalnitExCourt AIa1 AgaInstExCourt ExCourt FCour Clerk ClerkTho ClerkThe ClerkThe The examination examinaton of John W E York Yorkformerly Yorkformerly Yorkformerly formerly a clerk cl rk of the United Unted States Statel Dis District District Dietnict trict Court who was arrested recently recentlycharged rcenty rcentycharge recentlycharged charged charge with wth issuing Isuing fraudulent naturalize naturalization nturalz naturalizetion tion ton papers paprs was WI commenced yesterday yesterdaybefore Yeterday YeterdaybeCore yesterdaybefore before United Unltd States Commissioner Comm88loner Shields ShieldsRoberto ShieldsRoberto ShieldsRoberto Roberto Bcnora Bnor who was convicted convcted of ofselling orBlng ofselling selling Blng counterfeit countereit naturalization naturaU74ton certifi certificates certf certiflcatee cates and pardoned prdoued was the chief witness witnessBcnora wtn wtnBenora witnessBoners Boners said sid that ho had known kntn kn wn York for forabout forabout forabout about three thr years yor in which time he had pur purchased purchased putchased chased between 75 7 and 100 10 duplicate duplcte natur naturalization naturalztion naturahization alization alztion papers from the defendant pay paying py pyIng paybig ing S3 5 for each ech paper In each ech case ca the thepapers thepper thepapers papers I were signed ppr and sealed seale but the theplace theplac theplace place pper plac for the name Bijned was B left lel blank blankAskod blankAekcd blankAkod Askod in what manner malner tho money was waapaid waspaid waspaid i paid to York Benora replied repliedSometimes repled repledSomeUmol repliedSometimes Sometimes SomeUmol I lien left It in a drawer in his hisdesk hil hisdesk desk sometimes I paid it to him across BCros the thehall thehal thehall hall in the Commissioners Commssioners office officeBenora officeBenora officeBenora hal Benora said sid that to the best bst of his knowl knowledge knowledge knowledge edge none of the other clerks knew of these thesealleged thesealeed thesealleged aleed alleged transactions transction8 In a former forer con confession confo confession fo fession lon Benora named two other clerks clerksThe cerks cerksThe clerksThe The hearing will w1 be continued contnued on Tues Tuesday Tue Tuesday day dayTO dayTO dayTO TO DISCUSS DSCLSS GRAND TRUNK TRUNK PLAN FLAXModification PLANodncaUo PLANModificatIons Modification odncaUo of Contract to De Submitted Submittedto to Canadian Parliament ParliamentOTTAWA hrUamentOTWA ParliamentOTTAwA OTTAWA OTWA Ont Jan 18 10Ater 16After After having having1led havingled led the country by semiofficial mlmclallntlaUols mlmclallntlaUolsto Intimations Intimationsto to expect a dissolution dlsoluton of Parliament Parlament tho thoGovernment thoGovermenl theGovernment Government Govermenl has been obliged oblged to reconsider reconsiderits reconsiderls its ls plans plas and today the following official officialannouncement officialannoucent officialannouncement annoucent announcement was wa given givn out outThe outThe outThe The Government Gvernent has ha been bn engaged engagedfor engged enggedfor for some 810 days daBln in considering onsldelng certain modifi modifications modif modlficatlons cations ctons which have hav boon bn asked aked by b tho Grand GrandTrunk OrandTrunk GrandTrunk Trunk Railway Riway Company Compay to the contract contractentered contrao contractentered entere entered into last lt session scion The Government GovernmentIs Oovefuent OovefuentIs Is of opinion that such modification modificationmust modlfcaton modlfcatonmusl modificationmust must be submitted and discussed by Par Parliament Parlament Parliarnent liament lament and therefore it Is the intention of oftho oftho ofthe tho Prime Pime Minister Mlller to advise advis his Excel Excellency Excl Excllency Excelbuoy lency to call cl celIa a session 5sslon at an early date dateFamoui daleFamous dateFamous Famous SprIng Gone Dry DryFrom Iry IryFro DryPros From Fro IA tl the Ilopkintiillt lopkinavl Kentuckian KtntucktanAfter KentuckianAfter rnlurldonArtr After Artr many mlny trials trlall and repeated failure failuretho fallrel fallreltbe failuresthe the Consumers Conaumcrl Coal and Im Company yester ycsterlay yesterday yesterday day struck a subterranean stream of water wateron lay on the lot of Mrs A C Overshtnor which whichFrom whichfrom whichfrom exhaustible1110cc From exhaustible all ul tests te8t so far applied apple seem to b b be In Inexhaustible Inexhnustble Inexhaustible exhaustibleSince exhnustble Since 1110cc noon 1000 It has hi boon learned letrne that the thepumping thepumpimr thepumping pumping from this well wel his drlpd up lp the thefamoul theramous famoul ramous Famous OM Od Rock Spring Bprlnj at the Illinois IllinoisCentral 1inoll IllinoisCentral Central depot The spring has ha Ions lonl been beenmo beenono beenone mo of the tit tIm hWtorto spots fpot of llopklnsville 10pklnsvie 10pklnsvieIt llopklnsvllleit I Ilogical It bChlf being cltmed elinied that Its water contlno contaIned contaInedmagical logical mnlfca proportion so O that whoever once oncerank Gncedrank sacsdrank drank rank from propertI It i no 10 matter how far he might mightNo mighthave mighthave have to It to travel would sooner or later rturn rturnto return returnto No Clash Clash In Creeds CreedsFrom Creld CreldFrom Cree1sProm From th hl Rolllrli Robert 1 Ill HtraM HtraMA lno lnoA A Melvin man proposed marriage to one oneif on oneof of if the belles btlts of that city tho other clay Be Beore Beforo Before fore ore accepting aC she cty sum Ilti saId George I love loveon loveyou loveyou you on and nnuipr Lnd eltn wou wouh r not deCIe deceive you tn an anything anythingfqr thlng thlngrr rr ipr tho world n i t tland to So I wi vhll 111 tell YOI you before berorebnnd beforehand land that thlt I am a somnambulist somnambulst George Oooriraooltpcl OOOftl Georgelooked looked looleld puzzled PU1 uuJed for a while whie then remarked remarkedWell remarkedPl remmmrkedWell Well Pl that tht wilt wi 1 b be nil ni right Ill Il go with wih you youo yoUto youto to o your church and you can go with wlb me to tonine tomllll tonilume nine mllll I mllllSOZOOOIT SOZODONT SOZODONTTOOTH TOOTH POWDER POWDERFar Far C9 6 6 yean Je too te Dentifrice Dtc of ofQuality ofQatr ofQtiality Quality Qatr Absolutely Ablut NooJUtt NooJUttNWastiRiarlt NODc iommAot4I h I NWastiRiarlt NWastiRiarltNiw wt II 111 iIt iItNew New t Flint tt Top To CM c Z 25O 1 I I 5 Jlmdt IttmanQte4 IttmanQte4NOTICEStoW1flt0t105edat5 I INOICEStO NOICEStO NOTICEStoW1flt0t105edat5 NOTICE Store will wl t b e closed co 4 at 5 P M M M4IIyUtil M4IIyUtilMthe 4ily Y until untilfarther t farther c Notice Noticetmon NoUceUmun f Notc NotcJUmc S JUmc tmon o announce that they will willshortly wi wishoty 1 1shortly shortly shoty hold a sale sle o of highgrade hig grade modern mpdemOriental mQden mQdenOienfal modernOrienII Oriental Rugs Rugsin RU s sin in large I and medium sizes sins at which wbibthc the vnrjr vnrjrattractive v vatractve vs vsattractive attractive atractve reductions rdudlons in i prices ptia prkc will wiDafford w waford willafford afford aford unusual uusual opportunities otunite otunitePartcW opprtuiUcParticular3 4 4Particulars Particulars PartcW will w to b announced aed later fat fatJ JatsriLtuit i I I 5 cWttttOtt Ju VCb ro a are displayingtheir dsplyg 3playng te their Spring spr Im Importations 1 1pJton unportatfons portations pJton of ofEMBROIDERIES o oEMBROIDE21ES ofEMBIOIDEI EMBROIDERIES EMBROIDERIESon EMBIOIDEI IES IESon on Cambric Cbc Nainsook Nasok and ad Swiss Sws Muslin MU in i matchad matchadseries mt matthedseries series are of Edges Es and ad Inserthigs InserthigsAllOvers Inerp I S SA11Overs AllOvers AOvers Novelty Novlt Galoons Gaos and ad Flouncing Fuci including includingmany icu icludingmany exclusive designs designsIn many may excuiv desigs desigsI In addition to the foregoing will offer of on onMonday onMonday I additon te foregig w o oMonday Monday and Tuesday Tueday Jan 18th I IAT I9th I9thAT IDthAT AT ONEHALF ONEHF REGULAR REULA PRICES PRCE t tt tL t L 22000 22 000 Yards of Superior Quality QualityI QualityWhiie Qualty QualityWhite I II I White Whie Embroideries Embroideriesconsisting Embroideriescsstg EmbroideriesConSi5ting consisting csstg of o Edges Ees Lisertings Iegs and ad Headings Bgs Bgsatps in instrips n n5trips strips atps of about abut 4 41 yards yardsRear yc ycRe yardsRear Rear Re of Rotunda RotundaCOTTON Rond RondCOTTON i4 i4rf rf rftnn tnn VtflrMflfl JJtwttunWJ vtJnnnn UVW J 4 1 U UCOTTON COTTON DRESS FABRICS FABRICSi F FABI ICS ICSI i in assortments asorets which whch comprise comprs the te newest weaves wve and andthe ad adthe andthe the latest ltest novel novl designs designsand desigs designsand and ad include icude an a extensive et8ive line Ue of sheer sher fabrics fbrc suitable suitablefor sutab suitablafor for Evening Evnig wear we c1tr 17000 I Yards Imported Dress Drss Linens Linensas Linensa as a follows foUwa h hicco 7000 70 Yards Yads UNION DRESS DR LINENS LIENS I7c I 7c yd ydI I I It i 10000 100 Yards LINENS LINS Plain ai and ad Etamine Ete weaves weavesRear wv wvRe wevesRear Rear Re of Rotunda Rtd 30c per pr Y Ya Yard nL nLDRESS jr4j jr4jI J Ju I I Iu I u u u I IJ J J1 ttagn I C Lo i in teir their depaet department Co CoDRESS or orDRESS 1 1are d DRESS WAISTS WAISTSare pit pitare are offering ofering the following foUowng at attractive atacve prices pricesSILK prcs 1 1SIK J JSILK SILK SIK WAISTS 475 475SILK 4 75 75SK J JSILK SILK SK CREPE DB CHINE CHN WAISTS WAT s l lT iL J JLACE T 775 1000 I 1250 1250LACE 1 j Jj j jLACE LACE WAISTS WASTS I25O 12501500 12501500u 12501500PRINTED I5OO I5OOPRINTED I I Itli I u tli i iPRINTED PRINTED SATIN FOULARDS FOULARDSrepresenting FOOLRDS FOOLRDSY FOOLRDSrepresentinQ Y e ereprescntIn representing the te newest newet designs designsFANCY dean dcslansFANCY t tFANCY FANCY SILKS SIKS in Hair Ha Line Listps stripes and a Tweed TW Check Checkadapted t I i4 i4adapted adapted adaped for 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MrROOSEVELT Mrl MrRoosEviwrnot r l ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELnot RoosEviwrnot not as a President but as a a acandidate a ap p h i candidate cadidate for a nominationfor nominltonfor Presi President Prsi Presidentas 1 dent denta dentas as if tho convention convonton had been held heldand heldad heldt t I and ad Mr ROOSEVELT ROOS VEI1 nominated nominatd 2 The Republican Republca whose wl0se ethical ethicl per perception pr prcpton perception ception cpton is stt sbdefective defective def ctve that he cannot cannotunderstand canot canotundertd cannotundemtaid understand undertd the treasonable trnonble nature natur of ofwhatever ofwhatver ofwhatever a whatever whatver lurking preference p eference he may nayen nayenr en entertain ena r tertain trln for some other statesman tt m 3 The Te Republican Ropublcan incapable of com comprehending cm cmprehending cornprehending prehending tho reasons rlons why no discus discussion dlsousson discussion sion of rival candidates candidat and alternative alternativenominations alternativenominations son a nominations nominaton can be tolerated toieratehal half a 1 year yearbefore yearbefore ycarbefore before the convention of 1904 19 1904i i t 4 The Republican Republcan who still sti cherishes cherishesthe chershes chershesthe the infamous doubt that Mr ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTwill ROOSEVLT ROOSEVLTwi will wi be nominated nominntd by acclamation Iccamaton with without without without out conteBtftinlon contest mhn a platform wittn wittni writtenaubstantially written writtensubstantially i substantially substantaly by himself himsel 5 The Republican Hopublca so base bae as to t doubt doubtwhether doubtwhether doubtwhether whether Mr r RoQSEyELT ROQSEYfL can ca be 0 elected electedif electd electdIf if nominated nomint d nnd d to hope hop accordingly accordinglythat ac orciply orciplythat 1 that another candidate Cndidat may mayb be chosen chosenby choen choenby chosenI I by the convention conventionFor convcnton convcntonFor S For all al such persons pn n orconditions or conditons of ofmind ofmind ofmind mind as arpincluded ar ar9 in included luded in the forgoing forgoingcat foregoing foregoingcategory foregoingcategory category cat or the lexicon l dcon the thesaurus thesaurustho thesauru the thl dictionary diclonry of synonyms R OPYm or possibly possiblythe posiblythe the writings wrtnl of LAURENCE LH1EXOE STERNa and andFKANQOCS andFRAX andFRANcors FKANQOCS FRAX OS RABKIAIBhavo RABBW1S hlveinstolsome hlveinstolsomewher havo instoresome instoresomewhere in store some somewhere where wher tho adequate adequat penalty pnalty and ad when whenfound whcn whcnfound whenfound found it should be applied appled mercilessly mercilesslyDivine merciesly mercieslyDivine mercilesslyDivine Divine RellAjpnorlliimnn Rel Duurnlman Philosophy PhilosophyThis Phlpsophy Phlpsophyi i This letter leter is representative of many manywhich m manywhich ny nyhich which hich have been ben provoked by theYecent theYecentdiscussion the recnt recntt recent recentdiscussion t discussion of dogma and Christianity Christianityby Christanity Christanityby by Mr GOLDWIN SMITH SmTI and remarks remarkshis rm remarkshi9 rl rlhi his hi positions pOiionB made by THE SUN SUNT 8mTE SiJ SiJT T ThY TE EIJITOK rIOR or Tnfe Thi 1 SUN SUNSfr Sir From time timeto lme lmeKi timeto Ki to time tme you note Dle the great volume ot earnest eare and andthoughtful nndIhoulhful cmlthou7httut thoughtful Ihoulhful correspondence on the religious relrlou ques question quest QUe3tion t tion ton and your Inability Inabiiy to tomake make room rom for It even If IfIt I itIt It I were desirable deslrblewhlrh de5lrablewliIch which of course It Is not notBut notl notBit l But what after afer all al Is i the h slrnlfrnnce significance of the theInquiry thej lb lbInquiry j Inquiry iquiry What Wh3tto ht to be beIure becurc sure unless It Indicates IndlcatMOrst IndlcatMOrstI first firstand I i and best b t of all al A I desire tn tf be Instructed Instrcted an A to A I true truefoundation truet truefoundation t foundation for n philosophy phlo opby for the conduct of oflife otlfe oflife life lfe lfeJ lifet t J Ii The h appeal a appeatfor pe for tor help ldp and light from fm these tbeoe people peoplehas peoplehM peopleh has h Its I pathetic pathetic side Md too to for or they are as 1 sheep sheepwithout seep seepwihout sheepwithout without wihout a shepherd shepherdThey shepherdThey sbepherdThey They appeal 11111 to the press pres to lead 1CUn In this discus discussion dIscusf dlscuion f f sion 1100 ion as 3 In everything elerlhlnr J else but the press p pte M Bides 6des with withthe wth wthJ withthe W the Princeton bli blr guns illl pns andstands and mlds pat pl patwlth with Wtb those thosewho thosewho hoso hosowbo who assert asert In effect that tlat one cannot deal d l square squarewith squarewith qulo qulor r with the butcher and baker 4o 0 without first frsl of ofall ofal all al 11 saying S 1nl miracles miraclesThe mIraces mIracest mtraclesThe t The people propleask ask ak for bread Tii TIB Viii SON SI gives Ilve them themtbe IbemI themI I t I the stone tOno of f a discredited dlscredlellheoloiY theology C B 0 0BBOOKLTN Ot 0f f t BBOOKLTN BRKLY JanlO JanlOBecause Jan Jan1OBecauso to toI I Because we recognizothatat at this time times timea timeas a as s never nevtr before befor there is a widespread widespreaddisposition widepread widepreaddipoitonto 4 disposition dipoitonto to discuss fundamental fundamentl ques questions qle questions k tions ton of religion rligion due to a reexamination reexaminationof reexaminaton of the whole subject fubject in a now spirit spirt of ofinquiry ofi ofInquiry i l 1 inquiry inquir we have given much muc space spc to tothe tothe tor r the searchingsof earching Qr our OUt correspondents correspondentsTheir corspondent t Their many my letters lettr reaching rachIng us by every everypost everypost post pot indicate inicat that they toy are ar painfully painfullyand pinfuly i and as the writer iter above expresses exprses their theirfeeling theirfelig theirfeeling feeling felig pathetically pathetcUystumblng stumbling in the thedarkness thedarknes thep p darkness darknes in I their quest quet for some sort of ofubstitute ofi ofiubtitiito I i ubstitute lubttu for a lost lot religious rlgious faith faithWhen faithWhen 1 When Wen therefore therforo we have said and andwe ad adi andwe i we now repeat rpat that without dogma dogmapointing dogmapointing 1 pointing pntng out Olt for Christianity Chrtaity a n super supernatural supr suprI supernairl I natural n J and all rhfraqulpiis titl Sus foundation f fo indatmi ndatiori it itIs itk ItdeprivedpfIjs k V Is deprivedoMj ePrved tbauthortya authority as a religion religionwhich relgion religionwhich r which settles sttes finally faly the to mystery mytry of ofmans ofj ofmans j 1 mans mas existence extnc people pople of whom our ourcorrespondent ourorsodent ourI I correspondent orsodent above abo is representative rpronttiv are areleft areleft left let In something somethig like lke despair depir for they theyhave theybav 1 bav have ceased cad to t believe beleve in dogma dogma and andmiracle ad admce andmiracle miracle mce They have given gven up the In Incarnation Incrio Incarnation carnation crio and ad the Atonement Aonemet unless as asmetaphysical asi i r metaphysical mphycal and ad somewhat meaning meaningless meanlngle meaningless less le abstractions abractone Miracles are ar role roleKited rle rlef rolet t f Kited ptd by them tem to the same category categoryto to t which wbh belong blong the mythologies mologs ante antecedent ant antecedent cedent cdet to t Christianity C iy and ad also ao the thefetichiflm thefecm thefetichism fetichiflm fecm and ad the more mor developed developedsuperstitions delopd delopdf developedsuperstitlona f superstitions 8UprtU of existingreligions extigreUglon existing rellglons out outside outside side of Christianity ChristianityWhat Ctnity CtnityWat ChristianityWhat What Wat then the are ar they tlert therto to do for a re religion r rlgo rliglon ligion lgo Mr M QoLDwuf GOLDW GoLDwiSirru SMITH SMH suggests suggeststhatapartfrom suggest suggeststhat f thatapartfrom tat that apfrom apart1rom all 01 dogma all miraculous miraculousand I W and ad supernatural sprtral witness wtD witneesand and ad authority authorityChristianity autorty autortyCrtty authorityChristianity Christianity Crtty may be b made adosufCert sufficient to tosatisfy tosatsfy toI I satisfy satsfy religious relgiou aspirations iraUons because becau of ofits ofits ofits its distinctionin distnclor1n proclaiming pocaming the father fatherhood fatherJ fatherhood J hood hoo of GOD and the brotherhood brotherhoo of man manbut manbut manbut but do not other religions relgons than Chris Christianityjaydaimjto Christl Christ t I tianityjaydaimjto tl i IIY li t the authorship authorhipof of the theprinciple theprnciple theI I principle prnciple Buddhism BuddhI Buddhlsmlcnowsnothingofa BuddhlsmlcnowsnothingofaE knows 10S nothing of a apersonal aI I E personal pm pero im1 at and ndv overruling r Ilg GOD but as asMA asI I 4 f MA MAMtYLLEfltellsUs fMuLLEB JLLntelsus tellaus the ho idea of hu humanity hui hitI i I manity maniy of ofa a sense seeof senseof of duty extending extendingfrom extendinl extendingi i from fJ thejnarrowlimits Ihe henanowfisofthe narrowlirnits of the house the thevillage thoI theviilagoand I village vlagean viilagoand and the tO country coutry to the widest widestcircleof wdet wdetY Y r 1 circleof croloof mankind rnank1ndof anknd of sympathy sypthy and andbrotherhood andbrotherho brotherhood brtlerhoO cI toward towar all al men was first firstpronoiinbed frt frtprcnmnbl firstr r pronoiinbed prcnmnbl pr6thu ted by Buddhism uddhiar Modern Modernscience Mofr Modracionco science cent and an modern philosophy phiosophy like likeBuddhism lke lkel likeBtfddhisrnknow l Buddhism Btfddhisrnknow U dhlfn know nothing of such sucha a GOD GODyctthoy GODn GODq q yctthoy n tho deniibnstrato rer1mstrate or teach the inter interdeixsndenco intcrdependence interdependence dependence of humanity Personality Personalitythey Personalty Personaltythey PersonalityI I j they say sy implies ir1leSan an incongruous and andcontradictory andi andh h contradictory limitation limitationThat limitationt I t i That Tlt is II Mr GODDWJN GOIWf SMITH SMITI iirn offers offersno ofer V no lamp tb guido the way out of the thedarkness thedarknesR thedarkness darkness HI His substitute subtitute for dogma dogmais dogmaisLy dogmaisjt is isLy isjt ya vaguometaphysical g uo metaphysical me aJ1 Ysi nl conception concepton It ItisnqtGpb I Itlsiit isnqtGpb il lsiit nQt GD hvuncihis he euno ndiis s school worship worshipbutjiurnnnlty worhip worshipt t i I butjiurnnnlty butJutltrlt buLJiut inlt Experience Experienc has taught taughtmankind tCu taughtmankind ht hti i mankind that regard rgard for the rights right and andinterests andIntoreits 1 interests Inir3b of the whole W101e is essential esscntal to toindividual tofr toi i fr individual Idividual Trailbeing lblng It I is a fruit frit of ofenlightenment ofen11ghtsnrent ofr r enlightenment en11ghtsnrent and doyelopment dovcloplent in hu human human huj j man society fociety and it finds fndl its iA symbol in inthe 1 1 the tb manners manner of poiito foii society of which whichthe whichth whichthe the th eenencois eSHeqcis esseq ols selfabnegation lciabnegaton and self selfeffacement selfeffacement eU eUefacment effacement efacment lfis If is as St PAUL AUt puts pub it in inIionor InIionor Inlio Iionor lio or preferring prfcrring ono on another apthcr That Thattirincinlo Tiat TiatYr Thatsr1p4plo tirincinlo Yr sr1p4plo 1Il 0 is i Hot tot peculiar pcular to Christianity Christianityb Christanity I V r b f but wa was established ttblihedin in the intercourse Intrule of ofmen of ofmen ofmen men long Iongboforcand before bfor and is exemplified exemplfe also n1o In Inthe inthe inthe the life le of other peoples poples than tha Christians Christiansoven Cristas CristasevcJunong Christiansoveu oven evcJunong among savages Buyage Human HumI society societycould societycould societycould could not hold together without witott it itwith itwithout with without I Iout out some approach to observance observacoChe of the theprinciple theprinciple i iprnciplo principle prnciplo of the brotherhood of man manEven manEven manEven Even among aong beasts ba there appears appar at least leastthe leat leattho leastthe the shadow of it itOur itOur I IOur Our friend who writes write the letter leter above abovethinksthat abve abvethink abovetldnks thinksthat think tldnks that while whie thepeople theipople ask ak for forbread forbrad forbread bread brad THE SUN gives them the stone of a adiscredited adiscrite adiscredIted discredited discrite theology teology because bcause it agrees agreeswith agre agrewith agreeswith with those who insist that Christianity Christianityis Chrstanity Chrstanityis is reduced ruc toA to adisputablo a disputable moral phil philosophy phi philosophy osophy ooph of purely purly human umln construction constructionif oustruclon oustrucloni if i it is left without wthout a miraculous miraculou source sourceBut sourc sourceBut But how can cn it be b otherise otherwise Our friend friendis frend frendis is impatient imptent of amlraclese miracles mircle and so also alsoarc als alsar alsoare arc ar multitudes multtudes of other former for r Christian Christianbelievers Christan Christanlevers Christianbelievers believers levers but if if you give gve up the super supernaturalism supr suprnturalsm supernaturalism naturalism proclaimed by dogma are nturalsm proclaime doga you younot younot younot not thrown back on the explanation explanaton of ofChristianityas ofCristanity ofChristianityas Christianityas Cristanity an invention inventon of the fallible falliblehuman falble falblehuman falliblehuman human I mind That Tht is all we have said saidair saidI saidlUr saidMi air Underwood Vndero d and the th Erie Ere Com Commuters Commuters Cornmuters muters mutersAfter mutersAtr mutersMter After Atr a disagreeable disageable experience exprenc on onErie onEre onErie Erie Ere trains train and at the Erie Ere terminal In InJersey i inJersey Jersey City during durng the recent recnt very ver cold coldspell coldspcl coldspell spell spcl a good many commuters cmmuter wrote wroteletters wroteletem wroteletters letters letem to the newspapers neW8papr The Te tone toneof toneof 1 of these thee communications commuicatons ranged rged from fromaggrieved fromaggreve fromaggrieved aggrieved aggreve reproach rprach to toextrvagnty toextrvagntyhumoru extravagantly extravagantlyhumorous extravagantlyhumorou humorous humoru burlesque bureque Little Ltte that tb t was wasreally wurea wasreally really rea ly commendatory opm omm nd ndatory tr of the roads rads man management managment management agement agment wu was written wtten or at least little littleof lte lteof littleof of such was wa printed printedOur prit printedOur Our neighbor nei hbor the tbeEeeing Evening Post sent to tothe tothe tothe the president preidet of the Erie one of those thoseJetters thoselettr thoseletters Jetters lettr letters signed 8ige Suburbanite Suburbit Mr UN UNDERWOOD UNnERwoD UNDEIIWOOD DERWOOD nERwoD thereupon therupon wrote a general generalreply generalreply generalreply reply frankly frankl admitting admittng that there had hadbeen hadbeen been ben just cause cuse for complaint on the part partof prt prtof partof of the roads ra Sj patrons ptrons since bio the cold coldweather coldweather coldweather weather Bet et in I He added adde some Bme remarks remarkson rmarks rmarkson on the thedlfllculties difficulties difculies under which the Erie Eriehad Erieha Eriehad had ha been ben laboring and then proceeded proceededto proced procedt to t say not very v r considerately consideratelyThe coneId ratly ratlyTe The Te suburbanite luburbnlte when he has ha a grievance grievanceIs rrevnt rrevntI Is I prone to nub rb Into print prnl and anonymously black blackcuard blackruar blackguard guard ruar the he management of hi bli particular pnicullr road roadIt roadH roadIi It does doe him a good deal of good Icd and It I has no effect effectupon erecl ereclu eCectupon upon u on the tie officers of ihe he road who are certainly certainlydoing certainlydolnr certatIydoing doing all al 11 In their power POutO powerto to Improve Imprve the service serviceSince servce eervlceSince 0 0Sinc Since Sinc publishing publshing the foregoing Presi President Pei Peident President dent UNDERWOOD UNERWOOD has hs been ben accused lccuse of ofinsulting ofinultng ofinsulting insulting inultng the patrons ptrons of the Erie Ere of ofump ofumpin lump lumping lumping ing in them all ni together topether as anonymous anonymousblackguards anonyous anonyousbII anonymousblackguards blackguards bII kguars of declaring decaring that their just justcomplaints justcomplaints Justcomplaints complaints have no effect efec upon upn the minds mindsof of the railroads rairods managers and of de defiantly defanty dofiantly fiantly fanty assuming the classic public publo be bedamned bedamne bedamned damned damne W attitude atitude once commonly but butfalsely butfalsey butfalsely falsely falsey attributed atributcd to the late WILLIAM H HVANDElitULT HVANDEliB HVANDEIiBiLT VANDElitULT VANDElitULTThe VANDEliB r rho The ho most casual examination examinaton of Mr MrUNDERWOODS MrUNDERwooDS r rUNDERWOODS UNDERWOODS letter leter of Jan 13 should shouldconvince shouldconvince shouldconvince convince any fair minded minde person peron that thatthe thatthe thatthe the president of the Erie had in mind mindonly mindonly mindonly only such anonymous and perhaps prhp abus abusive abusive abusive ive communications communictons as that which the thePo theP08f thePosi Po P08f had submitted submited to him when he de declared dedare dedared dared dare that they had no effect efect upon upn the theofficers theofcr theofficers officers ofcr of the road Hewas not defying defyingcriticism defyng defyngcrticisI defyingcriticism criticism crticisI or ignoring i orlng complaints by th thcustomer the thecustomers thecustomers customers customer of the thprie Erie He was irritated irritatedby irritatedby by a I particular priclar instance of what he re regarded reIarde regardedaaexaggeratedcriticlsm garded Iarde gardedaaexaggeratedcriticlsm aaexaggeratedcriticism aexggerated crticsm and per perhaps pr prhaps perhaps haps he wrote wte hastily hatiy but there ther is i nothing nothingin in his letter to warrant warant the charge of ofinsolence ofinsolence ofinsolence insolence toward the patrons of his road roadin rod rodIn roadin in general or of indifference indilerenc to their theirdesire theirdeir theirleswe desire deir for improved improve service servio or of de defiance defanc defiance fiance fanc of public publo sentiment sentimentLet sentment sentmentLt Let Lt no man mn be unjust even to the pres president president president ident of a corporation corpraton engaged engge largely largelyin in suburban suburbn traffic trafficUnjust trafo trafoUnJut trafficUnjust Unjust to Mr llr Roosevelt RooseveltIt RooseveltI It I is impossible iimp0slble to t read rad the remarks rmark of ofMr ofMr ofMr Mr BENJAMIN HANFORD HANFRD at the John JohnTurner JohnTurer JohnTurner Turner Turer meeting metng in the Cooper Copr Union on onThursday onTurday onThursday Thursday Turday evening without wthout feeling fel g that thatthey tbatthey thatthey they do President Prident ROOSEVELT ROOSEVEL Injustice InjusticeMr Ijustic Mr Ir HANFORD HANORD questions queton the sincerity sincrty of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Presidents Pridents intervention on behalf bhalf of ofthe ofte ofthe the te anthracite athracit coal mine strikers striker even evenclothed evencothed evenclothed clothed cothed as a that intervention intervnton was wa with withthe wih wihthe withthe the full ful weight of the Chief Executive Executiveof of the Government GovernmentMr Mr HANFORD says say that it i was wa not until untilthe untilthe the strikers strker had the operatorslicked opratrlcked oporatomllckedtoa to toa toa a finish fnishw that the President Prident interfered interferedwith Intrerd Intrerdwit interferedwith with wit the authority authorty of his high office ofc and andforced andforcd andforced forced forcd arbitration The Te plain inference inferencefrom inferencefrom from frm the speakers spakers statement sttment is that had hadthe hadtho hadthe the President Pesident kept his hands hads off of the thestrikers thestrker thestrikers strikers strker would have won a cleancut vic victory viotr yb ybwry tory tr and nd that Mr ROOSEVELT ROOSEVL is there therefore therefore fore for blamable from a labor labr union stand standpoint stnd stndpoint standpoint point for injecting the power and pros prestige prs prstige prostige tige of the United States Stats Government Governmentinto Govrnment Govrnmentinto into the controversy controversyItis cntrovelY cntrovelYIt Its It true that as a a result rsult of the Presi Presidents Prsi Prsidets Presidents dents dets arbitration committee cmmitee the strikers strikersdid strker strikersdid did not win that for which they were werechiefly werechiefly chiefly chiefy contending contnding The crux crx of the thedispute thedisput thedispute dispute disput between btween them and the coal coaloperators coalo coaloperators operators o rator was wa the recognition rcogiton of the theMine theine theMine Mine ine Workers orker Union and ad the submis submission submission submisslon sion of the anthracite athracte region to its It domi domination domination domination nation in the same in which same manner cer certain cr crtin certhin thin tin of the bituminous regions region are domi dominated domiMtd dominated nated Mtd by it On that point it cannot canot be bedenied bedenied bedenied denied that the operators oprator remained rmained ob obdurate obdurat obdurate durate durat to the end They would not oven evenconsent ovencnsent ovenconsent consent cnsent to the consideration consideraton of the ques question queston questbon tion ton by Mr ROOSEVELTS commisson commissonNeither comisson comissonNeither comlnissonNeither Neither by the strike settlement settement of 1BOO 1BOOnor 10 1000nor nor the strike strke settlement settement of 1902 192 was wa the thedetermination thedetrminaton thedetermination determination detrminaton of that the vital point pointat at issue advanced advancd inthe In the slightest slghtst degree degreeIt degr It I remains rmain just where wh re it did when Mr MrJOHN MrJOHN MrJOHN JOHN MITCHELL MTCHELL and his union invaded invadedthe invade Invadedthe the anthracite anthract country cuntry now over four fouryears fouryeal fouryears years yeal ago agoBut agoBut i But while wllie it may my be b admitted admittd that thatthe thatthe 1 the Presidents Prsidents intervention interventon did not notwin notwin notwin win the real ral issue for the strikers striker is it ittrue ittrue Ittruo true that it failed to win anything for forthem forthem forthem them Is it true truothat that they had the oper operators operatom operatom atom beaten batn to a finish fnish when wlen the Presi President Prsi Prsident Preeldent dent interposed introed Is it true that by using usingthe usingthe usingthe the authority of the President Prsident of the theUnited theUnitd theUnited United Unitd States Stts to force forc those thoe who repre represented repr reprosented sented sont vested veted interests intersts in in n the coal coun country cun cuntry country try to meet in arbitration arbitraton those thoe who whorepresented wlo wlorprSntd whorepresented rprSntd represented the deplorable condition conditon of ofriot ofrot ofriot riot rot murder and ad arson which for so many manymonths manymonthshrd manymonths months monthshrd had reigned rigned in that afflicted afflictedregion aficted afictedrelion afflictedregion region relion the President Prsident saved save the faces facs of ofthe ofthe ofthe the operators opratom and ad not notthe the faces facs of the thestrikers thestriker thestrikers strikers striker on the eve of inevitable defeat defeatThe defeatThe defeatThe The history histor of the struggle strggle does doe not notbear notbar notbear bear bar out Mr HANFORDS statement sttment in inthis inUiR inthis this UiR respect 1pct Mr 1r MITCHELL in his re recent r recent cent cnt book admits admit that lato in the summer summerthe summertle summerthe the tle strikers striker had ha about ab ut lost llt hope of win winning wn winning ning Their solo reliance rllce then was wa upon uponf uponqi f qi t l 0 Governor GverorSToNPJand STONE and politics poltc Governor GovernorSTONE Goveror GoveroraONE GovernorSTONE STONE ran errands erradf for them thelt to New York Yorkand Yorkand Yorkand and by his acquiescent acuiescnt attitude attude tided tidedthem tde tidedthem them over shoals at critical crtcal moments momentsOther moment momentsOther Other politicians poltclaBUde tided them over overoter overoterBh0ls other otherishoals othershoals shoals Bh0ls I It is true that thathePaidentw8 thatthe the Presidentwaa Presidentwaanot not so alert as a were wer some others other to see seeor so seeo or orRtal o at all events event to toactupon act upon tep9l tep9lbltes the possi possibilities poeslbilitiea bilities bltes that tht lay In I intervention ntrenton at so BOcritical socrtclamoment socritical critical crtclamoment a moment But when hen he did didfully dIdfuly didfully fully fuly grasp gap the significance sigifcc of fwhat fwhatmight what whatmight whatmight might result rult from action acton ho acted aotd With Withthe WIthtle Withthe the tle full ful weight of his his office ofc behind bhind him himhis hl himhis n nhi his hi acton action naturally naturalywM was more mor effective effectivethan electve electvetha efrectivethan than tha that of his hi rivals riva in the field fieldTherefore feld feldTerfor fieldTherefore Therefore Terfor it seems seem little litle less le than tha in ingratitude ingrattude ingratitude gratitude grattude for labor union speakers spake now nowto nowto nowto to sneer snor at Mr ROOSEVELTS ROOSEVLS efforts efort in inbehalf inbhalf inbehalf behalf bhalf of a strike trie that was W BO far gone gon as aswas a aswas was W8 the coal e0l strike If I he did not secure securefor securefor ec r for the strikers striker that for which they were werecontending werecontnding werecontending contending contnding he did secure secur for them that thatwhich thatwhich thatwhich which they tey called caUe a victory arid Id which whichthey whichthey whichthey they celebrated Concern Concerning Concerning clebrated as a n 1 victory Concr ing the further charge charg made by Mr MrHANFORD MrHANFRD MrHANFORD HANFORD HANFRD that Mr ROOSEVELT as a a amember amembr amember I member membr of a trades union unionhimself himself hlmel has hasbeen ha hasbeen i been bn recreant rcrnnt to his obligations oblgatons as a a alabor a alabor labor union man ma no comment cmment need ned be bemade b bemade i made But it is unjust to Mr ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTto ROOSEVEL to permit pnit the statement sttment to go unchal unchallenged unchallenge unchallenged lenged lenge that he did not come to t the rescue rescueof rcue rcueof rescueof of the coal cal strikers trker at a 1 time when their theircase teir teirca theircase and at time too toowhen toowhen toowhen case ca was desperate deprate ad a a tme when murder murer and ad anarchy aarchy had been en so solong solong solon long lon rife rfe in the te country cuntry they dominated dominatedthat dominat dominatedthat that public publo sympathy sympty was wa wellnigh wellnighalienated wlnigh wlnighaUenatd wellnighaUenated alienated aUenatd from them themAnd themAd themAnd And Ad in passing pasing it may be b said sid that tat it ithas itha ithas has ha not appeared appar that Governor Goveror STONE STONEof of Pennsylvania Pnnylvania ever got ot the full ful praise praisethat pri praisethat e ethat that was wa due him particularly prcullry from the thepromoters thepromotr thepromoters promoters promotr of riot rot and ad murder murer in the theanthracite theathracit theanthracite anthracite athracit country cutry for his hi effective effectivelabors electve electvelabor effectivelabors labors labor in their behalf behalfNew bhal bhalNe behalfNew 1 i New Ne Yorks Sixty 31a 1lastodon 1lastodonTe Mastodoni MastodoniThe todont todontThe The Te remains rmain of a large lar mastodon mntoon re recently r ronty recently cently onty found in the village viae of Belvedere Belvederebring Blveder Belvederebring bring brng the number numbr of these discoveries discoveriesin discoverie in the State stt of New York to over sixty sixtyAs sity sityA sixtyAit As A was wa the case ce in the majority majort of these theseMr thee theeMr theseMr Mr ALBAN STEWART STEW RT of the Smithsonian SmithsonianInstitution Smithonia SmithsonianInstitution Institution Intuton and ad Dr JOHNSON J OINSON of Bradford Bradfordwho Bradfor Bradfordwho who carefully crfuly unearthed the bones bonesfound bone bonesfound found only a little ltle of the skeleton The Theremains Theremain Theremains remains remain consisted consiste of three ribs and four fourvertebras fourverbr fourvertebr vertebras verbr They had evidently evidenty be belonged belongd belonged longed longd to a mastodon matodon of more mor than ordi ordinary ordina ordinary nary na size and each of the yertebr was wassix wa wasixinches wassix six sixinches inches in width widthDr widthDr widthDr Dr JOHN M CLARKE the State paleon paleontologist paleontologit paleontologist tologist tologit hascompiled hacompied n list lBt of the discov discoveries discoveries discoveries eries of these remains in Now York Yorkfrom Yorkfrm Yorkfrom from frm from 1705 lio to 1002 l00 inclusive incusive with wih a map mopshowing mapshowing mapshowing showing the distribution distributon of fiftysix fftysix of ofthem ofthem ofthem them This interesting intereting information informaton ap appears applr appears pears plr in his last lat annual report just justpublished justpublshed justpublished published publshed It I is probable that some finds findshave fnds fndshlvo findshave have hlvo not been ben recorded and that others otherswere othcr othcrwere otherswere were not recognized as a mastodons matoons Most Mostof 1ost 1ostof Mostof of the bones bone or skeletons skeleton have gone into intopublic intopublo intopublic public publo museums or private prvate collections collectionsin colectons colectonsin in the State Stte but some of them have been beencarried ben bencrie beencarried carried elsewhere The he finds have crie elwhere fnds some sometimes sometmcs sometimes times tmcs been ben merely a tooth a 1 head a tusk tuskortwoorthreebonesand tlsk tlskor tuskor ortwoorthreebonesand or two or thr three bon bones j and many ofthese ofthesesmall ofhesesmal of these thesesmall small smal discoveries discovere have gone into private privatecollections privatecoUectons privatecollections collections collectionsBoth coUectons coUectonsBth collectionsBoth Both Bth the first fst known bones of the theAmerican theAmcrcan theAmerican American Amcrcan mastodon mostoon and the themostcom themostcomplete most com complete complete plete skeleton were found in this State StateIt StateI It I was COTTON MATHER MATIIERwh0 who inclined inclne to tothe tothe tothe the opinion that the mastodon matoon bones and andteeth andteeth andteeth teeth first frt revealed rveale on the bank of the theHudson theHudson theHudson Hudson near Albany about abut 1705 105 belonged belongedto blonge to giants giant or men of very large and andprodigious andproigious andprodigious prodigious proigious stature staturewho who lived lve before bfore the theFlood theFlood theFlood Flood The most complete and one of the thelargest theIlrgest tholargest 1 I largest Ilrgest skeletons yet obtained obtine was found foundin i in a swamp near Newburgh in 1845 and andwas andWl andwas was Wl taken tken to t Boston Bostn by its it purchaser purchaer Dr DrJOHN DrJOHNC DrJouN JOHN JOHNC C WARREN where it is still sti retained retainedIt retainedI It I lacks nothing nfing except excpt a part prt of tho thosternum thoItrum thosternum sternum Itrum and a few caudal cudal vertebra verebrm and andfoot andfoot andfoot foot bones A considerable number numbr of ofthe ofthe ofthe the finds fnds were made by laborers la laborersas borerl as a at atAttica atAttc atAttica Attica Attc where one was unearthed unearhe while whie a agang agang agang gang of men were digging a trench in inGenesee inGnea InGeneses Geneses Gnea street another was found dur during during durlag ing the excavations excatonR for the Erie Ere Canal Canalnt Canalat Canalat at Holley Holey in Orleans county cunty and still stillanother 8ti stillanother another while whie digging diggng a mill mi race rac on onGoat onGat onGoat Goat Gat Island Niagara Falls FallsThe Fals FalsThe FallsThe The skeletons thus far revealed thu revale have havebeen hav havebeen been ben confined confned to the eastern easter and western westernparts wester westernparts parts par of the State Stt which appear appar to have havebeen haveben havebeen been ben the feeding feeing and breeding breeing grounds groundsof gouds goudsof of the mastodon Between mastoon Cayuga Cayga Lake Lakeand Lke Lkeand Lakeand and the HudsonBiver Hudson River counties countes a dis distance distnc distance tance tnc of about a hundred miles is a dis district distrct dietrict trict trct extending extend ngacros across the State north northand northa northand and a d south in which no remains have yet yetbeen yethen yetbten been hen discovered discovere The animals were gre gregarious gregaroul gregarious garious garoul inhabit in habit and perhaps perhapf they found foundmore foud foudmore foundmoro more favorable feeding feeing and breeding breedinggrounds breeing breeinggounds breedinggrounds grounds gounds in the eastern and western eFtcr than thanin thal thatiin in the central cntral portions portons of the State StateThirtyfour StateThirtyfour StateThirtyfour Thirtyfour of the finds fnds werobroughtto werobroughttolight wer were broufhto broufhtolght broughtto broughttolight light lght in the eastern easter and twentytwo in inthe inthe inthe the western wester counties The swamps swamp of ofOrange ofOrange ofOrange Orange county have been the largest largestsource largeRtBOUrCe largestsource source BOUrCe of them twentythree or more morethan morethan morethan than a third of the whole number having been ben found there therePerhaps therePerhap therePerhaps Perhaps Perhap comparatively comparatvely few mastodons nonstodonsended mnatoons mnatoonsended mastodonsended ended their days in peat bogs but those thosewhose thosewhose thosewhose I whose skeletons in whole or in part pr have havebeen haveben havebeen been ben recovered seem to have lost their theirlivos theirlO theirhives I hives lO by becoming bcoming mired in swamps swamp on onwhoso onwhoso onwhose whoso vegetation they were feeding Their fate was very different diferent from that thatof thatof thatof of the bison on our Western plains which whichdied whichdied whichdied died on the parched ground where wheremillions wher wheremillions millions miions of their skeletons were reduced reducedto reuced reucedto to dust dlt under the arid conditions conditionsOne conritions conritionsOne conditionsOne One of the finest fnest skeletons from Orange Orangecounty Orangecounty Orangecounty county is now mounted mounte In the American AmericanMuseum AmericanMuseum AmericanMUSOUfl1 Museum of Natural History Hftory in this city cityIt ciy ciyI cityIt It I was found In 1870 at Salisbury Sal bury Mills Millsnine Mis Misnine Millsnine nine miles southwest of Newburgh But Butnot Butnot Butnot not quite quie all al of it belongs blonK to the Orange Orangecounty Orangecounty Orangecounty county animal The pelvis and three threeribs threoribs thretribs ribs came from Hangmans Hangans Creek in inOregon inOregon inOregon Oregon A mastodon mastoon from Hoopston HoopstonIII Hoopton HooptonI III I contributed contribute the tusks All Al the rest restis rst rstis restis is of Orange county original excepting exceptingthe excptng excptngtho the caudal cludal appendage appndlge a part par partof of which whichaccording whichaccoring whichaccording according accoring to Prof WHITFIELD WITPIELD was wasmodelled wasmoelle wasmodelled modelled moelle from Jumbos tail tailAnother tai tailAnother Another fine n skeleton from frm Orange Orangecounty Orage Oragecuty Orangecounty county cuty is now in the museum mueum of the theBrooklyn theBrookly theBrooklyn Brooklyn Brookly Institute It I was dug out of othe othemuck the themuck themuck muck and shell shel marl about three miles mileswest mies mieswcst mileswest west of of Newburgh It I was not quite quiteso so complete as that in the American AmericanMuseum AmericanMuseum AmericanMtisetini Museum of Natural History but the thomissing themesinp themissing missing mesinp parts part were restored restor One of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Orange range county cunty finds fnds was WI unearthed unearthedat unearhe at Montgomery Montgomer welvo miles mies from New Newburgh Newb Newburgh burgh b rgb while whie Washington Wahington had his h head quarters quarer there ther thereand and he heand and some 80meof of hi hiofficers his hlBofcr hisofficers officers ofcr rode roe out to see sothe the remains rmnln o othe on onthe onthe the farm where wher they tley were er dug up upLiquid upLquid upLiquid Liquid Lquid Sunshine SunshineThere 8UDshlneTer SunshineThere There Ter is i something somethig very ver attractive attractve 1 1the i in inthe the thepropo proposal of ofDr Dr W J MORTON to tothrow tothrwaO tothrow thrwaO throw a flood of oClght ofhightupon light upon pon the internal internalmechanism interal interalmeham internalmechanism mechanism meham of mankd mankind by flig filling the theen theentr on ontire entil tire tr til insldeeconomy in insldeeconomywithliquid ide enom with lquid liquid sunshine sunshineIt nshine nshinei It is i a a move move quite abreast abreat with the te times timesIt tme timesIt It I is lei lain in line lie with the current curentdemnd demand for forpublicity forpublcity forpublicity publicity publcity in i all al things tbig No more Star StarChamber Str StrChabrprclngof StarChamber Chamber Chabrprclngof proceedings of the lver liver if I you youplease youple youplease please ple I We willhave wULhveinidelghton inside light on all allthat al allthat that refractory refrator organs organs doing doings And Ad if ifthat i ifthat tht that other often oren dyspeptic dyppto and adcatn adcatnkerou8 cantan cantankerous cantankerous kerous business bueine agent agnt the stomach stomachorders stomachorders orders orer a strike involving involvig as a it must mustsympathetic iut iutsypatheto mustsyznpathetio sympathetic sypatheto strikes trke all a through throu gh the inner innerorganization innerorgaizton innerorganization organization orgaizton we will wi drag dra it into the theclear thecear theclear clear cear light lght of day and ad find fd out what there thereis therei is i to arbitrate arbitrateTho arbitrateTho arbitrateThe Tho term tr too to liquid lquid sunshine ushie has a adistinct adistnct adistinct distinct distnct fascination facinaton of its it own ow It sug suggests suggests gests gsts a 1 limpid lmpid shimmering shimmerng opalescent opalescentfluidity opalescentfluidity fluidity fuiditf which makes maes one athlrst athirt at its itsvery is isvery Itsvery very sound To hear it mentioned mentoned or to tosee toBee see se itin Wi it in print prit is i to long to quaff quaf a rain rainbow ri rainbow bow tinted tnt beaker beaker of it on the spot It Itis I Itlsomething is something methig quite quie new too in the pharm pharmacopoeia phan phanacp pharmacopcsla acopoeia acp la Of liquid lquid moonshine monshie we have havelong havelong havelong long known kow Indeed Inde in at least leat two twoStates twoState twoStates States State of the Union Tennessee Tennes and andKentucky andKentucky andKentucky Kentucky liquid lquid moonshine moon8hie has ha been ben the thewine thewne thevdne wine wne of 01 the country cuntr for time tme whereof whereofthe wherf wherfthe whereofthe the memory memor of man runneth rneth not to the thecontrary thecontrr thecontrary I contrary contrr They Tey make cocktails coektl of it itBut itBut itBut But a a liquid lquid sunshine sushine cocktail cocktai That Tat in indeed inde indeed deed de is a dream dram worthy worhy to stir Btr the eros creative cra cratve erostive tive tve genius gniu80f of that gifted gftd one the Only OnlyWILLIAM OnlyWILLU OnlyW1wAt WILLIAM WILLU himself himsl to even higher flights fllghteof fight of irrigating irigatng fancy fancyDr fancyDr fancyDr Dr MORTON says say that tht he did not invent inventthe inventth inventthe the th term ten liquid lquid sunshine suhine He merely merelyproduced merly merelyproduced produced prouc the article aricle A poet ot acquaints acquaintsance acquaint acquaintance aodid ance did the rest rt Certain Or medical meicl80lu solu solutions solittionsa tions tionga a solution 80luton of quinine sulphate sulphatefor 8ulphat for instance Intc7bcome inatancebecome become fluorescent fuorcnt when whenthey whenthey whenthey they are ar exposed expe to t the action acton of radium radiumor raium raiumor or the Xrays Whey they fluoresce fluorescethey fuorc fluorescethey they emit the violet and ultra violet rays raysof ray raysof of the solar spectrum They Tey emit con condensed condensed te spctrm cn cndens densed dens sunshine in I other words wors Dr DrMORTONS DrMORTONS DrMoRToNS MORTONS friend frend the poet pt as a soon as a ho hoheard hehear hoheard heard hear this at once ono said liquid lquid sunshine sunshineand sunhine sunshineand W Wad and ad there ther you are areIt ar areIt It is i in no spirit spiritoimereflippaneycon spiritoimereflippaneyconcoming of mere mer flippancy fppcy con concerning conering coming ering the very interesting intrting statements statementsmade sttements sttementsmade statementsmade made by Dr MORTON in his Technology TechnologyClub TechnologyClub TechnologyClub Club address addrs that we speak spak His sUlk striking 8trk 8trkinp sUlkjag jag inp theory as l to t the curative curatve possibil possibilities fosibi possibilities ities iie that may be b released rleae from solutions solutionstaken solutons solutonswken olutionstuken taken internally interaly and ad subjected subjecte to radio radioactivity rdio rdioactivity radioactivity activity has attracted atracted the respectful respectfulattention rspctlll rspctlllattenton respectfi1lattention attention attenton of medical medicl men generally generaly as asindeed 1 asindeed I indeed inde was wa inevitable inevitble coming cminj from so soconservative soconervltve soconservative I conservative conervltve and high an authority authorityBut I But the name of the thing in il BO 10 daz dazzling dazzlng dnazling zling zlng that it tends tnds in a way to obscure obcur the thepotential thopotntal thepotential potential potntal importance imprtanc of the fact itself itselfOn i itselfOn cl On the whole it seems sem rather rther a pity that thatthe thatthe thatthe the poet pt got in i his work worl on that name nameIts nameIt nameIts Its It very ery beauty is a source of danger dangerThere dangerThere dangerThero There are such inconsiderate inconiderte rakes rke in inthe inthe inthe the field feld of patent ptcnt medicine meicne endeavor endeavorIt cndcavor cndcavorIt It will wi be b a marvel indeed indee if i streaks streak of ofliquid oflquid ofliquid liquid lquid sunshine do not illumine iumine all al the thebillboard thebiboar thebillboard billboard biboar lanes through through which the Jersey Jerseyrailroads Jorey Joreyrairoas Jerseyrailroads railroads rairoas pass ps One cannot cnnot shake off offtlw ol offthe the dread drad lest le it be b only orly a matter mater of time timewhen tme tmewhen timewhen when liquidsunshine lquid liquldsunshinowihl sunshino will wi bo b sold bynll bynlldruggists by al all alldruggsth druggists drugg t W Such a bewitchingly beauti beautiful beautiful eaut ful name nae as w that never should be turned turnedloose turnedloose I 1000 loose on tho world without a copyright copyrightto copyght copyghtto to chaperon chapron it It isnt proper properTho propr proprTbo properThe The Old Od Lady dy of the Stage StageMrs StageMrs Mrs GILBERT the most venerated veneratedwoman venerate veneratedwoman woman on tho theatrical stage and one oneof oneof of orhe the most consummate of its artists arist has hasbeen hasbcn hasbeen been bcn so seriously incapacitated incpnctate by an anaccident nnaccdent anaccident accident accdent and by subsequent subequent illness ine8s thnt thnther thnther thather her final fnal retirement r trement from public publc life lo is isfeared isreare isfeared feared as inevitable inevitableMrs inevitableMrs inevitableMrs reare Mrs GILBERT is now in the eighty eightysecond elghtysecond eightysecond second year of her age yet et when the theaccident theaccdent theaccident accident accdent befell bfel her at Washington last lastTuesday lastTuesay lastTuesday Tuesday Tuesay she was a chief member membr of a adramatic adramato adramatic dramatic dramato company compny on the road and andhad andhad andhad had sustained sustine her part in it for many manymonths manymonths manymonths months And well wel had she sustained sustainedthat sutaine sustainedthat that part and all parts impersonated imprsonate by byher byher byher her throughout her continuous career careeron carer careron careeron on the stage of nearly sixty years yearsFor year yearsFor For many years year Mrs GILBERTS GILBTS ap appearance apparanc lippearance pearance paranc on the scene has ha always alway been beengreeted ben benfeete beengreeted greeted feete by something more mo e than the theapplause theapplause theapplause applause due to a rarely perfect and andbeautifully andbautuly andbeautifully beautifully bautuly simple art ar It I has expressed expressedalso expree expressedalso also honor and affection afecton for the person personality peron peronalty personality ality alty of the woman CHARLOTTE CUARLTE Cusn CusnHAN eUSH1AN CusnMAN HAN 1AN lamented lamente the tendency of the wom womanly womanly wornanly anly character chracer to deteriorate detcrorte under the theinfluences the theinfuenc theinfluences influences infuenc and amid the associations o80ciutions of ofthe ofthe ofthe the theatrical theatrcal stage stge and ad expressed expreseUumk expreseUumkfulnes thank thankfulness thankfulness fulness fulnes that tht absence abence of personal prsonal beauty beautyhad bauty bautyhad beautyhad had saved save herself herel from their worst wort at attack attac attack tack tac Mrs GILBERT after afer more than thanhalf thanhalf thanhalf half a century on the stage staJc has com commanded commanded cornmanded manded from every ever audience the tribute tributedue trbute trbutedue tributedue due to purity dignity and moral eleva elevation clevaton elevation tion ton in womanhood She has been ben the thoold theold theUold Uold old lady not merely in histrionic art artbut ar artbut but also in verity She is Isji Jn herself herel the theembodiment theembodiment theembodiment embodiment of the graces and virtues virtueswhich virues virueswhich virtueswhich which crown with honor and glorify gloriy the thogray thegray gray gay hairs hair of a noble matron of tho thohousehold thohousehold thohouseh household householdAs househ old oldAs As an artist arist Mrs GILBERT as the thowhole thewhole thewhole whole American theatrical world knows knowsropreHcnts knowsroprelents knowsrepresents represents roprelents the ripest art ar of the stage stageHer stageHer stageHer Her loss to it would be great geat but bu if i she shemust shemut shemust must mut now retire retre to the repose of private privatelife prvMe prvMele privatelife life le she will wi have with her herfor for many manyyears manyyears manyyears years to come cme let let us hope hopthe hopethe the conscious consciousness ness of the affection afecton and the honor of the thepublic thepublo thepublic public publo she served so long and so faith faithfully faithful faithfully ful fullyTue fully fullyTiie fulTte Tiie Tte schedule scheule of salaries paid in the cus customs 01 enstoma toms service serice presents prsents some interesting In ertng con contrasts cn cntrlts contrasta trasts trlts The Collector Clector in this thi city receives rceivM 1120 113000 a year ear The Collector Coletor at atKenne atKennebunk Kenno Kennobunk Kennebunk bunk Me is ii paid 1215 2850 a year Many ManyDeputy ManyDeputy any anyDeputy Deputy Collectors Coletom receive reive 11 1 a a month for fortheir forthelr frtheir their thelr services servics At Port Jefferson Jefelon the Sur Surveyor Surveyor Stirveyoi veyor receives rcplves 5327a 5327 5327 a year and his deputy 112 12 a year Tho To General Generl Appraisers at atthe atthe atthe the port por of New Nev Ne York have four watchmen watchmenat wathmen wathmenat at II t n year each Iach Numerous employees employeesreceive employecAlecelve50 employeesreceive50 receive lecelve50 receive50 50 cents a a day oy for for horse feed re The ThoCollector TheColetor TheCollector Coletor Collector at New York also has twenty twentyseven twentyBeven twentyseven seven stampers stamprs under unde him but they are arenot arenot arenot not the professional prpfe810nal enthusiasm exciters excitersthat exctei exciterst t that were once a feature teatur of political poltical gather gatherIngs gatherIngs gatherIngs Ings in Connecticut ConnecticutAssemblyman Connectcut ConnectcutABlomblymn ConnecticutAssemblyman Assemblyman ABlomblymn WALLACE VALLCE of this city cty city is isaid Isaid issaid said aid to have prepared prepar a hi bill making voting votingompulsory votn votncompulfor votingcompuloory ompulsory compulfor and an providing penalties penalte for forallure torfaUure forfailureto allure failureto to vote Of course such luch a bill hi would wouldlevnr wouldnever wouldnever never he taken seriously sroullyby by any intelligent intelligentody Intelpent Intelpentbody Intelligentbody body ody of men Why not pass pMI n bill bi coin coinwiling cm cmpeUng coinpolling wiling peUng every voter to vote oto a certain crain ticket tcket A DEBAVCHBD DE4tI n JVDICIAjtY JVDICIAjtYI JUDICI JUDICIA IY IYDHoB flY flYJustlee I Juitlce Edward Ellwa EdwirdWIlstoh dv W Hatch latobon on Odeir OdeirTampering Odel OdellsTamperIng Tampering With Wlhtbe the Bench BrnehThe BenchThe tnch tnchIThe IThe The recent enaboklnr shocking charges brought bruchlean against agalnsMr againstMr t tMr Mr Justice Justce Hooker give additional ad additional ltonal and ant renewei reneweiInterest renewed renewedInte renewedInterest Interest Inte sltolmeremaksmade tosome to some remarks made at I a meeting p pmembers at atmembrs ofmembers members membrs of the he bar br held heldhlBulalo heldin In Buffalo onthe on the Mo Molast Mot Motlat 3d of oflaat last lat January Janu r by byMr Mr Justice Jutce Hatch and which w wreproduce we werprduce wereproduce reproduce rprduce below belowNo below1 below1No belowlNo No such su h conditions conditon ought to haye axe ae existed existedas existe as a now exist in thin thi department deparment nor were werethey wer werethey they under the operation operationof ever evr contemplated cntemplto oPrton oPrtonottheCnttuton of ottheCnttuton the Constitution of oU81 1894 They have hve only onlybeen onlybn onlybeen been bn made me so s soby by the theexerse theexerclseotpure exercise of pure pur political politicalpower pltcl pltclpwer politicalpower power pwer and the giving of f places pl in these the di divisions dlylol diylsions visions ylol as a s rewards rwars for political pltcl effort efor The Thepresent Te Teprnt Thepresent present prnt designation designaton of ofMrJUtc Mr Justice Hooker Hookerto Hoker i ito to service srvic in the Second Snd Department Deprtment was wasmade wasmade made upon upn the request ruet of the Governor of ofthis ofthis ofthis this State The Te Second Scnd Department Dprment did not notask notak notask ask ak as a a primary prmr proposltlonthat prpsltontht any addi additional additbonal tional tonl Judge be b senfto that department deprment It Itwas I Itwas was wa marie mare simply to make a place plc That was waatho WI wasthe the sole ole basis b laof of it and it had b been bentheluh bentheluhJe beenthe the sub subject subject ject Je of ofcrmltton consultation for rorupwar forupward upward of two twoyears twoyearsIt yeai years yearsIt It I has l1allucced succeeded and theman the mn is named name If Ifhe I Ifhe he stood ItOa preeminent prminent in fitness ftnel as a Judge JudgeDaniels JudgeDanlell JudgeDanIels Daniels Danlell stood too when he represented rprnte this dis district district dietrlct trict in the Department Doprtment of the East Et no one onewould onewould onewould would find fnd anybody anyboy here her refusing rfusing to yield yieldthat yieldthat yieldthat that he might hnvpa havla place plce there thereThis ther thereThis This has haben been the tle product pruct of ofwo two years of ofdiligent ofdigent ofdiligent diligent digent political poltcal effort efot which has huJlnly huJlnlyrpene finally finallyripened finallyripened ripened rpene into this selection leleton for this thi depart department depr departmerit merit mert In other words wors this Appellate AppelatDI AppelatDIvelon Di Division Division vision velon has ha been ben broken brken Into with wth a acrw acrowb crowbar crowbarAnd r rAnd rAnd And having havng been ben successfully uosfuliburglarze burglarized burglarizedyou you ask that tha Judge Woodward Wowar and myself myselfshall myelf myelfsf myselfshall shall sf l be made me the victims vcims of that situation situationThat Iluaton IluatonTat situationThat That Is the situation that confronts Tat situton tht cnfrnt you youThere youThere There Ther has ha been a debauchery debauoher of r the Judi Judiciary Judicary Judidary ciary cary of this district dlstrot It fails fai to t stand ltnd inde independent Inde Independent pendent and alone but leans lean upon pn the Ex Executive Exeuthe Executive ecutive euthe power and is 11 consequently cneuenty subor subordinated s subordinated br brdlnated dinated to it itThat itThat itThat That is a qUfton question which confronts confrnts thin thincommittee thi thiscommittee 1 1of committee cmmite which Is entirely entrely independent independentof Inepnent Independentof of any question queton pf expenses expnM or salaries sal re or orany orany orany any other thing The proposition prpiton here her is iswhether Iswhether iswhether whether in this State the bar of this district districthave districthave dIstrct dIstrcthave have the courage curage and manhood manhoo sufficient sufcent tp tpmeet t tsmeet meet met this tla situation Iltuatonand and demand that this thispower thi thispower power he removed rmove from the Executive Executve lap lapplaUe lapplaned ap applause planed plaUe and placed place where it belongs The TheCourt TheCurt TheCourt Court of Appeals Appole of this State by reason rlonof rlonofthe of ofthe ofthe the failure faiur of the Constitution Consttuton of 1894 to tomake tomake tomake make provision for It had ha to draw from the thecourts thecours thecourts courts cours of first fmt Instance and take further furtherfrom furher furherfrm furtherfrom from frm the Supreme Suprme Court to the embarrass embarrassment embaras embarasment embarrassment ment of it It They kdow the needs nes of the thejudicial thejudicial theJudicial judicial situation situaton in this State they know knowthe knowth knowth the th capacity capcty of every man serving tring m Hi the theAppellate theAppelate theAppellato Appellate Appelate divisions dlvlBlol of the State StateThese State1heo StateThese These 1heo Appellate Appelate divisions were wer not estab established establshed estabhished lished lshed as a eleemosynary eleemOynar institutions Insttutons They Theyare Theyar Theyare are ar established estahlehed as courts cours announcing the thelaw theIuv thelaw law Iuv as 01 a 0 finality fnalty In most of the litigation lt Igaton in inthis Inthl Inthis this thl Slate It I Is I as absolutely essential eantnl for foryou foryou foryou you that the beat hat material matrial bo b put in these thesecourts theo thesecouriti courts courf as it Is that thot you have your work done doneat doneat doneat at homennd if I they arc ar to bo b made places placesfor placs placsfor placesfor for those who can control sufficient sufcnt political politicalpower polical politicalpower power to fill fiihenh them and that he their consti constitution const constiiutlon tution then will be confronted with you YOI wl cnfronted a acondition acondition condition cnditon which will wi not only prevent prvent your yourdisposition yourdisposition disposition dlpositon of questions in the courts cours of offirst offrt offirst first frt instance hiltnnc properly proprly but you will wi be b con confronted confronted confronted fronted with the proposition propaiton as al to whether whetheryon whetberyou whetheryou you can have the law applicable applcable thereto theretoproperly therto therto11roprly theretoproperly properly 11roprly laid down dow upon upn appeal appal Does Dos any anybody anyboy anybody body boy doubt but that if the power is lodged lodgedIn loged logedIn In the Court Cur of Appeals Appeal to select olec the judicial judicialforce judical judicalforc judicialforce force forc that shall Ihal make up the Appellate Applate dl divisions dlvisions dlvisions visions it will i bo b selected seleced based bad upon the thefitness theftnelf thefItness fitness ftnelf of tho man for service servic therein thereinDoes therin therinDos thereinDoes Does Dos anybody anyboy doubt but that tht politics politicswould poltc politicswould would be eliminated elminate from It no matter mter what whatits whatIts whatIts its political pltcal complexion And what con confronts confronts confronts fronts you at this time tmA is not the question questionas queton quetonas as to whether you YOI shall Ihal get temporary temporaryrelief tempomr temporaryrelief relef relief but the question queRton is as a to whether whetheryou whetheryou whetheryou I you will wi pursue PUIUA methods which shall Ihal lift liftthis lt ltIhls liftthis this judiciary judicary from out of politics polic and placo placoit pl ce coit it Independent Independent where wher It belongs Ap lApplausol Applausol Applauso plausol plausolPower plausoPower plausolPower Power of appointment to the Appellate Appellatedivisions Appelate Appelatedhlelons Appellatedhlsions divisions ought to He le in the Court Cur of Ap Appeals Appealf Appeals peals pealf in the selection sclecton of its own members memberstinder membemunder memberstinder tinder the amendments amendments of the Constitution ConstitutionThe C nsttuton nsttutonTie The Tie power that is vested VOte in the Constitu Constitution Constu Constution Constitutlon tion imposed Impo ec upon upn the Judges Judge of the Ap Appellate Appelate Appehlato pellate pelate Division in each department deparment should shouldbe be exercised exerble by them and in this assign oiwignment IRign IRignment assignmont ment to judicial service in courts of first fttln fttlnstanc in instance instance stance stanc you can find fnd where vher there ther is II a lack lackof Ilk Ilkof lackof of judicial judicil force If any and then supply supplyit it as a the needs IlS of the State require Iqulre and ani if ifthero Ifther ifthorn thorn ther is no need nC of any additional aditonal force forcethen forcethen forcethen then then there ther is no need nee to add to the body boy of ofJudge ofJudge ofJudges Judge Judge hut if I there Iher is it will wi be determined determinedwhere determine determinedwhere where wher it is needed neeed to be applied appliedWhat applie appliedWhat What assurance al urnc have you that if I I go to tothe tothe tothe the Governor of f his State and present to tohim tohim tohim him my request ruet for a revocation reoaton of my mydesignation mydeignaton mydesignation designation deignaton In tho First liMt Department Deparment ho howill howi bewill will wi not reach rach out and take another man manfrom mn mnfrom manfrom from this department and put him hm Into the theAppellate theAppelato theAppellate Appellate Appelato Division Dvision in my place or do the thegamo thelame thesame same lame thing with wih Mr Justice Justce Woodward WoodwardThe Woodwar WoodwardThe The difficulty difculy is you suffer sufer from frm evils evis some somethe somethe somethe the the fault of the system sytem and some the fault faultof fultof faultof of the exerci exorci8e e of political poltcal power It I does doesnot doe doesnot not give permanent prmanent relief relef when you ask askMr ak akMr askMr Mr Justice JUtc Woodward Wooward and myself to aban abandon abn abndon abandon don our obligations ohlgatonf which have been ben im imposed Impe imposed posed pe upon us u under the Constitution Consttullon and andreturn andreturn nd ndrturn return rturn hero her In order orer that you may my make makesuccessful me meIUClful makesuccessful IUClful successful the 1 he attempts attempt of political plicl power powerto to break brak Into the Appellate Appelate Division DivisionThis Dlvllion Dlvllionhll DivisionTitle This hll Is the situation situaton which confronts confront the thebar thehar thebar bar of the Eighth Judicial District If I it itwas ItW1 itwas was W1 a question qu ton simply of obligation oblgaton to duty dutyI I trust I am well weI enough known when I nay naythnt Iay Iaythnt saythat thnt it would not need any debate at all al for formo forme forme me to return retur here her and that at once Mine Mineis is a divided duty I have no more business businessto busine to wreck wrecl that court c ur by making it a place plac of ofrefuge ofrefuge ofrefuge refuge for some lome person incompetent than thanhave thanhave thanhave have you to ask me to vacate v ate it as l legal logalpropositions logall legalpropositions proposiion propositions or as practical practcal results resultsTho reuls reulsrho resultsTIm TIm time tme has hU come and this furnishes furnhe its itsbest itsbeft itsbest best beft illustration Iltraton and instance when the thopeople thepeple thePeoPle people peple of this State can be aroused arusd upon uponthis upn upnthis uponthIs this question queton The vote that was wa cast CIt for forMr torMr forMr Mr Justice Justc Gray of the Court of Appeals at attho atthe Ii Iithe the last llt election eleton indicated with unmistak unmistakable unmtk unmtkable unmistakable able certainty crtainty the trend trnd of the thought thoughttoward thoughttoward 1 1towar toward towar the Judiciary Judicar in this State and if ifany ifany I Ianyone any anyone one could coulchave have heard hear the debates at the theclubs thecluhs theclubs clubs in the Judiciary Judiciar and among private privatepersons prvate privatepersons i iperon persons peron with wth respect respet to that candidacy cndday and andthe andthe andthe the reason reaon why Judge Gray should be beelected beelected elected elete you YOI would have no doubt upon that thatsubject tlat tlatIubjet thatsubject subject Iubjet and under circumstances circumtancs where wher he heWOH beWI hewas was WI confronted with an unexceptionable unexceptionableopponent unexcptonable unexcptonableoppnent unexceptionableopponent opponent oppnent who had ha rendered rnder excellent excelent ser service 8ervic service vice vic In the Court of Appeals which was wasrecognized wasrccognlz wasrecognized recognized generally jeneraly by b the bar and by the thopress theprS thepress press of this State and yet he was W8 beaten beatenripe beatenby beatenby by upwar upward of t50 15000 mjorty majorIty solely upon uponUlt uponthat that Ult Illue issue This thing Is ripe and it ought oughtnow oughtnow oughtnow now to be done dOle It should Ihould rpe no longer be bosheltered beshelter besheltered sheltered shelter and no more temporary expe expedients expedents expedients dients dents should Ihould be resorted r0re to for f r tho pur purpose purpose purpeso pose of relieving rleving this situation situaton and allowing alowing these thee method to be b successful successfulFonr 8u successfulFour ful fulFour Four Living Lhln Confederate LlentenantGenerali LlentenantGeneraliFrom LentenanCOeneral From Jom the Augusta AUI1 Herald HerniaGen HeraldOen HeraldGen Gen Stephen 1 I U Lee Jee of Mississippi tlstlppl the tho first frt on onthe ontbe onthe the Hat l t Is the ranking Confederate General Generl of the theUnited theUnied theUnited United Unied Confederate Conf derlle Veterans VeteransItn Vetern ten en H I B IlucUner uclner of Louisville Luivle Ky aim lo I Li 3 still stillliving sti stiltlivior living Ivlnt and Is next In I rank rak to Gen Ge Lee LeeGen Le LeGeo LeeCeo at Gen iChlckamauca iChlckamaucaGen A P Stewart who comes com s third thir now lives livesat 1e 1eat livesat Gen Joseph Wheeler eeler veteran of two wan and andnative andntle a aflat1e native ntle of IAbama completes complete the list listThe Ill IllTe listThe The Te Beat Des He Could Do for Friday FridayItoblnson Fida FidaRbinson FridayRobinson Robinson Rbinson Crusoe had hld just named his hl man Friday Frda FrdaI It I was WL theonlyon Iheonlyonelelhe theonlyonetefthe lefine explained epliined Thecook Thecooktakes Te Thecooktakes cok coktlkea takes tim th other six al days dlYs out outHerein outUerla outherein Herein Uerla we see how hO the burdens of civilization dvllzaton stIll aUllelbed ll llelched stIllweighed weighed elbed upon upn his spirit pll pllJ J TlfiE HEATT ATTITUDE 17U DEOFt OF JAPAN JAPANAi JAPANAuExplained APANAIEplaledand Ai AIEplaledand AuExplained Explained and Utftmlert Defen by m Jip Japan Japaneae Jipanese n neie ese In tnNewlorki tnNewlorkiTo New York YorkTo YorkTo To TH TJEDITOJOJ TEvITonov EDITOR OF THE fSSuNSir Fna8vSir BUN Sir1 Please Pleaseallow Plel81 Pleaseallow allow aUo me to gaya p a few feworlcnornlnfyour feworlcnornlnfyourItorla fewword words concerning your youreditorial youreditorial editorial Itorla of ofyeltray yesterday Has lu Japan JlpanMado Made MadeMistake I a aMistake Mistake Mistke It I seems lem to me that you y uhve uhvemade have havemade havemade made the he mistake mtstaeofpynl of paying toomuch to mucbaton mucbatonton atten attention attention tion ton to the report reprt fromSt fromStPetbure from St Petersburg Ber Berlin Br Brln Berha lin ln and Paris all points plnt of publication publc ton or news newsagencies newsa newsagencies a agencies nclea of our ouuntojnllt antagonists The main point pointat pint I Iat at Issue is not that we want to toeet get Cores CoresJapan Cora Coraapa CoreaJapan Japan apa Is not acting actin I upon upn such luchaef selfish h and andgrasping andarasping 1 1grnsplnc grasping motives mCtve Our Ourpr present sentpltlon position Is Isjust isjust 1 1Jut just Jut exactly exctythe the same eameas as as that of the United UnitedStates Unit UnitedStates I IStatel States in lees tsOBO over rtbe the question QUeltO n of Cuba CubaIt t CubaIt ba It I has been ben a u It will wi be b Japans purpose purposeand purpe purpeand purposeand I and desire desir to devote dho herself herU to the develop development develoPmimt developmont mont of the Aslastlo A races with Ith whom wh m she Is Isgeographically isgeographically I latorce geographically p vaphlcly and historically hlstorlc hlat rldtlly ly closely clO ly con connected cnII cnIIneceand connested nested neceand and of orblch which race rc we weare are one and a apart I apart part Indeed Indeeourlnt our interests relt are common commonIn cmmon I IIn In a I general eneall sense n and identical Identcl in many manyparticular manyparticulars I Ipartcular particular partcular IB Ijt1ot It not then a natural naturaUncl inch inchnation Inclination nation uaton for l r us to exert exer ourselves o rslve for the mulnte mulntennnco malntI malntInAnc maintenace nnnco nAnc of the Independenceof Indepndenc or China and Cores Coresagainst Cora Coraaln Coresagainst against aln t the Russian RU8laii Ruesiaiaggresslon aggression nflroslon Hence Henc we weobject weobject I object to either eiher the permanent prmanent occupation occupationof occupaton occupatonof of Manchuria by Russia RUMlaor or the tle creation ce tonol Of a aneutral aneutral aneutral neutral zone In Corea CoreaThe CoreaThe CoresThe The creation creaton of a neutral neutra zone In Corea Coreapractically Coreapr Corespractically practically pr ctcaly means to divide up that thatidn kingdom kingdomMoreover fngdomMoreover m mMoreover Moreover this would b b be a source surc of constant constanttrouble cnltant cnltanttrouble constanttrouble trouble over the theboundary boundary line lineIt lne lneI lineIt It I Japan accepts accpts the terms as a you have havethought hae haethought havethought thought wise wis for her to do what would be become b become come of China and Cores Corel Manchuria would wouldbe wouldbdlurrendere be bdlurrendere surrendered to Russia Iussla unconditionally unconditionallyand uncondtonalY uncondtonalYan and an the kingdom of Corea would exist Ixlst merely merelyIn In history klniom Besides Dlsldea that all al our past plt efforts effortsto erortl to elevate elevat our neighbors neighbrs of the common race raceto rac raceto to bring hrlnl about but the adoption adopton of civilizationby civilizationbythem clvlztonby clvlztonbythem them and our purpose pur to be b a medium melul of ex exchange e cxchange chAnle change for the civilization cvl7ton between btwen the West Westand Weatund Westend and the East would have been ben In vain vainDo winno vaInDo Do we need ne to listen lstn to the assurance asuranc of offlussla ofRussia ofRussia Russia of an open door to Manchuria Soy Soverefgnty Bove Soyeragnty erefgnty e t of opn Manchuria Mlnohula belongs to China ChinaChma ChInaChn ChinaChina blong China alone Ilone can make the covenants cvenants for the theopen theopen theopen open Chn door not RussiaIt fiussla I It is ISl18UII a usual policy policyof polcY polcYo of or Russia to steal Iteal territory ton from a weaker weakerFrance weakernaton weakernation o naton nation I It was RussIa u trr sl which backe backed dbY dbYFranr by byFrance France Franr and Ind Germany forced 10r us to abandon abandonManchuria aOn abandonManchurIa on onManchuria Manchuria and OermRnr Port Arthur Now she Ihe In Intends Intends Intends tends taking tklnj Manchuria to herself helelf and Ind forti fortifying fort fortityIng tyIng Port Arthur Itls It la Russia lull which backed backedup backedup flnl up by France ranc and Germany Oernulyal as before bfore wants wantsto to create a neutral zone In Corea and force forceus forc us u back blck again Must 1uet we undergo underg such suchnaUonnl a anational anational national humiliation Could we bear bar such suchH H 1 disgrace dlalrace humiaton Shall 8hnl we stand stnd by and witness witnessthn wltnf1 witnessthe the Ihl destruction deRtructon of our slater sistr States Stte China Chinaand ChinaAnd Chinaand and Corcn CorcnYou Corelf CorelfYou CoreaYou You said If we should ahouldo jro to war wa we WI would wouldlose would10fE wouldlose I lose 10fE the sympathy of France Franc the United UnitedStates UnitedRlalt8 UnitedStates States Rlalt8 and Great Orlnt Britain britln If I we WI must hockdown hock hck hckd01n hackdown down d01n submit Auhilt to the tyrnnncal aggressIon agirrfwlonof allrfflon allrfflonof of Russia Ru sln to win the sympathy 1 pnth of these theseKtntes theseNtn theseStates States Ntn we prefer preflr to go on without this so soculled AOnltd sotaIled culled sympathy ympllhy it g could culd not be b more moretlmn moreIhnn morethan nltd than pity for H weakness weaknes which Japan does doesnot dos dosnot doesnot not possess pOsel and Ind thrrefore will wi not confess confessIn conre8 In spite of the th optimistic to reports report from St StPetersburg 8t1etor8burA StPetersburg spie optmi Petersburg Russia Is II constantly increasing increasingher Increllnl 1etor8burA her army amI and navy In the cnstanty Far East FJ t Actions Actionsspeak Actonl Actionsspeak speak louder than words tl1 Instead of the thepeace thepaC thepeace peace plk wo O sincerely 81ncrely look for war will wi surely surelyfollow surcyfolow aurelyfollow paC follow if Russia RUlla persists In this attitude attitudeIf atttude atttudeI folow If war I breaks brlAks ptlstlln out the struggle strulJle will wi be b by b be between I twoen the opendoor policy on the one oneslde onesldeRnd side sideand eldeand opndoor polcy and cre greed l of territorial trrltorlal aggression nlroMlon on the theother Iheother theother other Irel nay nY ultimately ullmatly it will wi bo bclvlbton bclvlbtonAnd civilization civilizationand and liberty against barbarism and tyranny tyrannyso tyrnny tyrnnyso tyrannyso lberty aginst so long lonl18 n as the thO Bear 8er Is kept from rr01 fording the thowill llo lloAmur thetmur Amur tmur Rnr ItIvr ni all who lovl jovellbertyaJid lbrty Ild progre8 progress progresswIll advancIng to a arealization ftrealIzatIon will wi know that we WI are ndvnndnl nearer 1 realization rtII1lon of ilint thft hope hop of uniting unlUnl the human humanrace humanrKl humanTarP race rKl In peace and brotherhood brotherhoo which Is ex expressed eX cxireesed pressed ireesed pnI in the thl prophecy prophetY of Isaiah And Anathey Andhey Andthey they hey shall Ihal bent hMt their swords Into plough ploughshares ploulh ploulhhnre8 ploughshorts shares and their thllr orwirs Into pruning prunlnlhook prunlnlhooknnUon books booksnation booksnation nation shall ShAl not lift 1f Jnrl up swords Against nation nationneither naton natonnlher nationneIther neither nlher shall they learn IIArn war any more moreNEW moreNRW moreNsw fhll NEW YORK Jon u A JAPANFSB AJAPANF9ltsmall JAPANFSBSmall JAPANFSI JAPANFSI8mal Small 8mal British Drllh HappenWs Ih ppennss of Unman In Interest Increst n nteret crest terestTo teret teretTo crestTo To THE EDITOR OF THE SvxSir A great greatmany gnatmany greatmany many people have the Idea that most of the thepeculiar thepcular thepeculiar peculiar pcular things thlnl that happen hAppn to human kind kindhappen kindhppn kindhappen happen hppn In the United Unied States or Its Ia vicinity vicinitythe viciniy viciniythe vicinItythe the older countries of Europe Eurp having havlnl become becomeso so 10 settled leUIP and sedate aEdate thAt they go 10 on from fromyenr lromenr fromyear year enr to year In an eventless eventE8 fashion To con controvert cn cntrovert controvert trovert this thil Idea ide to some extent etent I present pre ent the thefollowing thefolowing thefollowing following folowing happenings hnppnlnl among amonl our English Englishcoufiinw Enllsh EnllshcuRlns EnglishcousIns cousIns cuRlns as recorded in London papers papl which whichare whichare whichare are also nlo believed beleved to contain no news of human humaninterest humanIntereAt humanInterest interest other than tlan worldImportant worldimportnt matters mattersFor mattr mattersFor For slabbing slabblno a constable cniable with wlb a I hat pin Mary MaryAnn MarlAnn ar Ann Howe 10we was wa sentenced at a Westminster Police PoliceCourt Polce PolceCour PoliceCourt Court Cour yesterday yesteray to t three months bArd labor laborNicholas laor laborNicholas Nicholas Wbltalle Wbttalie r a 8 licensed Icrnsrd victualler lctu ler of Oxen Oxenhope Oxenhope Oxenbope hope near Ktlgnley was a seriously serlousY wounded wonded by bythe bytl bythe the tl accidental artdental discharge dcl1ar e of a friends gun while whilepljeon wble wbleplreo1 whilepigeout pljeon plreo1 shooting shoolni yesterday yesterdayStartled yeterdayHtarted yeterdatrStartled Htarted Startled by a passing pllnlmotor motor car a horse belonging belongingto to the Suflraian Sulraian Bishop BI hop of Ipswich suddenly reared rearedand rearedand rearedand and fell r 1 on Us It back fracturing fraeurlol Its I skull skullA Alml slothA A poorly dressed man who last ut night threw a abrick abrrk abrick brick brrk through the plate rla glass lass window of Messrs MessrsCuthbertson Mers MersCuthbertlon MessrsCuthbertsOfl Cuthbertson Cuthbertlon hatters hlter In the Strand explained when whenarrested whenareste whenarrested arrested areste that Ihl he did It I because he was hungry huniryI 1 am m tired trd of this miserable mierable country countr said John JohnEdwards JohnI JohnEdwards Edwards I dward a retired retr d engineer who came from Aus Australia Austral Anntrails trails tral and shot himself at Rochester Roles er on Boxing BoxingBay BOlie BOlielay BosingA Bay lay A rat weighing w lrblni oneand oDe and onehalf onebl pounds pound and andeighteen ad adelrhl andeighteen elrhl eighteen n Inches Inrles long lonl has ba ha been caught at a South SouthWalsnam Sutb SutbWa1bam SouthWaltham Walsnam Wa1bam Norfolk NorfolkIn In his Christmas Chrstma carouse caruse John Boshford Bhtor i iLimerick a aIlmerrk aLimerick Limerick Ilmerrk man drank A cup of whiskey neat and anddied ad addlrd anddied died diedWhile While hle rabbiting rhbltnl Mr Youlden J Tenner an anEssex anErl anEssex Essex cattle catte dealer was accidentally aldenta shot ho In the thefoot thefoot 1 foot by bl hh son and despite every attention atenton died at atChclmsford atCbemsford atCbclniford Chclmsford yesterday yesterdayIn I IIn Cbemsford eslcr In the parish larlh church of Boharm Bohan Banltshlre Bnshl has hasjust ha hasjust I Iu just u t been h n erected ercled a I memorial memoral to o the late Archibald ArchibaldForbes ArchIbaldForbe Id IdIorbc Forbes the war correspondent crrepondent who wl0 was wa the tie son of ofa ofa ofa a minister of the parish parishThe pulshThe psrlshThe The Dover Magistrates Mar1trlte yesterday discharged dhcbarredman A Aman aman man charged clarie with wih stealing stealnl a horse bO e and cart on the theground theIround theground ground Iround that tha It was the lIt outcome of f a drunken holiday holidayMr holda holdaMr Mr Albert Brasseir rMey M P for North Oxon has hasannounced basannounced hasannouncad announced his ht Intention tnt ntln of not seeking reflection reflectionHe rePecton rePectonJleaaystbbls rePlectionflesayathftthia He Jleaaystbbls says thai his dutlesas dutesl a master of bounds leave leavehim leavehim leavehim him too little lite time to t attend Itt nd to 0 his parliamentary parliamentaryduties pArlamentay pArlamentaydutel pariiamentaryditties I duties dutiesOvereating dutel dittiesOvereating Overeating Olereatnl and drinking according accordlnl to tl the tie vet verdict vetdiet er erdlct diet of a Bedllngton Bedlnrn Northumberland Norhumberlandl Coroners CoronersJury Croners CronersIur CoronersJiiry Jury Iur were responsible respnsible for the death of a young youngminer younrminer youngminer miner who wlo at a club cub supper on Saturday Slurday ate ae so somuch 3 nomuch much mucltbat that he bad to be led away awa from frm the he table tableHe tble tblele tablelie He le Is a born bor fool tol and nd his hI birthday blnldA Is the 1st ts of ofApril otAprlw ofApili April Aprlw said sid the employer emllo er of Herbert Jerberl Birch a I gar gardener cardener fardexter dener who at the KlngstononThames Police PoliceCourt Plce PlceCourt PoliceCourt Court yesterday yetrdl was wa bound bund over under the First FirstOffenders Fr FirstO5enders Offenders o lenderA Act for the thetheftof theft thef of 0 f a pair of Arid glasses glassesDuring rlaes rlaesDlrnf glassesDuring During Dlrnf an Inquest ai Westminster Westmln Westmlnsteryesterday terelterday yesterday on onan onan onan an Infant Infantwbose whose death the jury ury found to be due to towasting t towasting wasting wutni caused raued byneglcct byn ilerl partly party through tlrourlllnorance tlrourlllnorancethe Ignorance Ignorancethe the mother said lid she had last seven other children childrenfrom chidren chidrentrm childrenfrom from trm two years ea eart of age downward downwardIn dOIInwad dOIInwadIn In a ditch near nea Ockwells Oclwel Manor Maidenhead Msldenheadon MsldenheadonDxlnr on onBoxing onBoxing Boxing Dxlnr Day tIY some Ime men found the he body bdy of Mrs MrsKlherlnirton Mr MrsEiherlnzton Klherlnirton abernrton the wife wie Ifo of a Windsor lndsr cabman cabman who whohad wbohad whobad had sold Id the household furniture furiure and Ind spent spet the theproceeds theproceeds theproceeds proceeds In drink drnk The Tie body had lain In the ditch ditchabout dltcl ditchabout about a fortnight fortnightI tornlrhl tornlrhlI I do not recollect recolec what whll happened pleaded a amsn I aman man who was wa fined fned for drunkenness at a Clerkenwell ClerkenwellPolice CierkenweilPolice 1 Police 10lce Court Curl yesterday yeterdlY It I was wa stated that when whendiscovered whendscovered whendacovered discovered dscovered the prisoner pr ncr was W4 tenderly kissing klslnr a apillar Apllr apillar pillar pllr letterbox leerbllnl and entreating entreltnl It I to go home homeIt bomrI It I was 1 suggested sureted at Bromley Urmley Police Polce Court Cour yester yesterday yester yesterday yesterday day that a young man charged char e with wih drunkenness drunkennessfor drunkeone5 for the tie fourth time since last June should be sent to toan toan toan an Inebriates Inebrilte home Dont Dnl do that he blurted blurtedout blurledout blurtedout out I have hae havejust Just usl been married mared this II Is morning and I IIntend Ilotend Ilutend Intend to lead a new life In the Ilecrumslnces circumstances the theBench tboBeneb theDencli Bench allowed alowe him to depart depar on payment of a fine fineMr nneJr fineMr Mr George Gfrle Moore the well wel known know novelist novelsl pros prosecuted pr prosecuted ecuted ecute two Italian lalan organ orlan grinders Irnder at Dublin Dubln yester yesterday yeter yeterday yesterday day for annoying annoylnr him while whie be was I at a work In Ely Elyplace FI FIplace Elyplace place Mr Moore Aoore said that he found It I Impossible Impossibleto Impsible Impsibleto to write wrte owing owlnl to the grinding rrndlnl of tbe organ The Thedefendants Thodeendant Thedefendants defendants pleaded they only wanted to finish deendant Ihy t folb tbe tbetune tbetloe thetune tune tloe They Tty were bound over to t be of good io be behavior behavlor beliavlor havior haviorHow havlor10w liavlorHow How 10w are those for human Interest InterestBnooKLTN InterestBnOOKLYN interestflnooiuvw BnooKLTN Jan ln u 1 AMERICA AMERICADr AMERIcAcDr Dr Farkhnrst larkhuDt Cnlh Cul Flowers of Speech Where WhereII Wer WerJe II Je Finds Them ThemTo ThemTo Tem TemT To T THK KDiron BDron OF 0 Tun TIR Srv SINr r Is I the Rev nevDr RevDr SosDr Dr Charles Parkhunt Pakburt A plagiarist plarlrhU His declara declaration decara decaratlon declaralion lion In the latter Iltel part of December that In eleven elevendays elevendays elevendays days New York ark would bo 10 hfll hel with the lid ld oft oftIs ai oliLa Is l being widely quoted as a something aomelhlal original originalIn orilnal orilnalIn In the British Urltsb House of Commons on April Aprl 23 2 2 1001 101 during a discussion dlscuslon of railway rnlway rates John JohnBurns Job Job8lms JobBums Burns 8lms the Labor bor leader said that America Amerca Indus Industriallywas Indl induntrlallywai triallywas Irllw ohel1ltl hell with the lid ld off of oSNaw s sNKW NKW YORK YOn Jan in inThe I ITe itThe Te The Sporting Sportnl instinct Instnc In Texas TexasFrom TenJom TrainFrom From Jom His Houston louton Post PostCan Po PoCAn PostCan Can we not no arrange for A I fight nell to o a finish falsb between betweenthe betweenthe betweentho the boll bol weevil weevi and ad the tie Massachusetts asMchu tU gypiy Iypy moth motbtTwo mothTwo Two 0 HoldUp HnldUpiHe JoldVp JoldVpIe HoldUpHe He Ie held his darling darllr In his b arms armsAnd Irm ariasAnd And by the stars starl above aboveDeclared aboveDedlred aboveDeclared Declared the sweetest Iw ete1 Joy In llf llfWAS 1 lIfe lIfeVas I WAS WA then to tell tel his hi love loveHe lovene lovelie He holds his darling darlnl In hi arms armsAndwearsaMvage Irm armsAnd AndwearsaMvage And wearSBlaVale wearnacavage frown frownAs frwn frwnaU frownAs As ill night long lonl with wih already strady tread treadHU Irea treadHIj HU feet fee go up and down CONSULS CO SULS TOJUANCHVRlAft 7O TOMANEJilURANpoThe 4NClURlN Fonts FontsThe onT 1ePeldrnt The President Selecti sele tl Jam T Cheshire Chcnhlrend Crhlre CrhlreaodEdln CheshireandEdwln aodEdln nd Edwin V Mown Iorsa of New York YorkWASHINGTON YorkWAlIuINaToN ork orkWAHNGTN WASHINGTON WAHNGTN Jan loThe President Presidentand Prl Presidentand dent dentand and the tbeSeretaryof Secretary of State have selected 1 lected James Jame T Cheshire Chehlr and Edwin Ewin V Morgan Morganof MorKln MorKlnor of New York for appointments applntment aa 8 Consuls Consulsreepectlvely Onsul Onsulrptvely Coneulrespectively respectively at the Manchurlan rptvely Mnchlla ports por of Mukden Mukdenand and ad Antung Antu which wbch are ar to be b pr8 opened open to t foreign fOrign trade trelnaCranc in accordance with opne the terms ten oftho ofth of tho commercla commeri treaty trty between betweenthe btwen the United Unite States Stat and China ChinaMr Chin ChinaMr Mr M Cheshire Chebr was W8 interpreter Interrter and one on of the secretaries ararlM of the United Unite States Stat U Ugallon I IgaUon Legation gallon at Pekin and bad bd charge chrge of pan of the work of ofdetenc defence when the legations legationsland Ic pr tlon tlonwere leglln legllnwer wer were attcke attacked by Chlpe Chipese trop troops and Boxers Boxersig Boxet oxers dllogtbe during the al antiforeign lforlgn uprisig uprising ig of boo 10 Mr M Morgan organ Is secretary secr to the Third te Tird Assistant AsltntBrr Secretary of State He HI has hasserved hi hasserved served Ire in a adplomato diplomatic capacity capcity at the United Unite Stated Stte Embassy Ebsy in St Petersburg PetersburgCorea Peterebur Petereburand and the Unite United State States Lgton Legation In Seou Corea Cora and adM as secretary sctaryof of the commission commissionSamoan commiion commiionwhich commissionwhich Bul which prvde provided for the diviion division of the Samoan So Islands Ilnda between betwen Germany Geray and ad the United Unite States StatesMr Stat StatesMr Mr M Cheshire ChthlradMr and Mr Morgan Iorga were se looted lote for these thee Important Iprat places plaC wer on ac account ac account Sl count cunt of their consular cnsulr experience also alo be bei b because cause Utheyar they are thoruably thoroughly exprenc auinte acquainted w with dlplomto diplomatic i usage Ug and ad can c be b trusted trute to tocarry 10cry tocarry carry out any ay political pltcl policy polcy which whch this tbil Government have in view Goverent may hav with ref reference rr rrernc reference ernc erence to Manchuria ManchuriaF Manchura ManchuraPe ManchuriaFir F Pe Fir r a a Memorial to Andrew Adew H Green GreeaTo Gre GreoT GreenTo oT To TUB THZEDtToR EDITOR OF 01 o TEa SON SUNSir Sir My In Interest Intrlt Interist terest trlt In suggestions luinre tolofa tions of a memorial memoral to An Andrew Andrw Andrew drew drw H Green Oren prompts prmpt me to uk space lpc for forone ferne foronethat onethat one ne thatem that seems to me m meworthwhlle worth worh while whie It I li thli thliLet thl thlLt thleLet Let Lt the College Colee of the City orNe of New York be become btcome become come Green College Cole ie of Greater New York Yorkand Yorkand Yorkand and stand ltnd for foral torah all to see Bee In Green Park ParkHow Park10w ParkHov How 10w practicable practcable this Is I will wl be b seen s en at a aglance adanc aglance glance danc when wbenonerememberl one remembers that the theltw theltwbUldln theew theewbuildings new newbuildings buildings bUldln in process procl oferection or brection recton dominate dominatean dominateanunmadepark dominateanunmade an anunmadepark anunmade unmade park now known aa aSt St Nicholas Nicholaswhich Nlcholn Nicholaswhich which runs from 128th street to uoth street streetIn streetin In north and south line hlneand and from St Nicholas Nicholasavenue Nicholasavenue avenue to Amsterdam avenue at Its greatest greatestbreadth greatestbreadth breadth east and west It already encloses enclosesthenew enclosesthenew thenew college buildings upon two side sideand lde ldeand and by the addition of two more blocks one onivacant onevacant vacant one partly so It can be made to en enclose enclose close them on three rides eidesWithin ridesWithin Within the thepresent present park area upon one of ofthe ofthe the highest spots in Manhattan there ris risse rissea s sa a bald rock crest impressively mostlve and andrugged earlrugged rugged From the thetop top of it you get views of Greater Now York Yorkcest east west north and south truly majestic in their reach and sweep On one hand Is the Hudson with the Palisades beyond ion the other the East River with lt itsislande islands the Sound the theflarlem Harlem the green greenheights greenrenche renche ot Bronx borough and It wooden heights Southerly there lathe city proper properan properRe an n background the convent of the Sacred SacredHeart Sacred Sacredheart Heart Here on this apex unhewn un unchlselled tinchiselled chlselled set a bronze tablet to lo Andrew Han Hanwell Ha Hawell well Green and while making all th the clear clearspace clearspace space about decent and orderly leave It Itundeflled Itunlefiled undeflled of ornament and free for childrens childrenspiny childrensplay play pinyInus Inus I hue It appears to me the greater city may maymost maymost most truly honor Its ltsFather Father and at the came sanwtime cametIme time most truly help Itself Homes already alreadycrowd alreadycrowd crowd thickly about the park parkwIthin within five fiveyears fiveyears years thorn will be no vacant spot adjacent adjacentLet adjacentLet Let the childrenof children of these homes grow up with witha a memorial of New Yorks first citizen haters befornthcr haterstheir their eyes let the citys students also come comethuis thus In touch with thn man who was at onc onctho qaca qacathe the soul of civic civlovirtueclvinprhde virtue clvlaprldo If Indeed Indeedn n good name Is i better than great riches by how much more does n living Memory of the tlmgood thegood good name thus Implanted In young and andplastic nnrlplastic plastic hearts surpass the richest monument monumentof of prahs brass or marble marbleMARTHA marbI marbIMAnTRA MARTHA SIcCuiAocn WILLIAMS WIILIAMSNEW NEW YORK Janis JanisCostly an IS ISCostly Costly Fire Extinguishers Useless Iselmfrom UselessFrom from the Philadelphia Pre PreScores Press PressScores Scores of costly fire extinguishers and andhundreds andhundreds hundreds of Ire buckets are picked up and anddestroyed anddestroyed destroyed every every year yearby by the agents of the thnInsurance theinsurance Insurance patrol They are all rendered renderedworthless renderedwqrthless worthless by neglect Acids which enter enterInto enterinto Into the formulm of most patent extinguish extinguishers ers eat away the tin coverings and there is isnothing Isnothing nothing to be done except to destroy th thapparatus thu thuapparatu apparatus because It becomes a peril in Itself ItselfThe itselfThe The water buckets which should be emptied emptiednnd emptiedand and refilled at least once eaclTweek simply simplyrust simplyrust rust out and become useless uselessChristian uselessChristian Christian ScIence Not a Contributory Cans CansTo CauseTo To THE EDITOR or THE Stm SmeSfr SIr Your paper paperof paperof of Jan is contained as a prominent n nswerepor nswereporfrom w Teport Teportfrom from northern New Hampshire thestory the story of the thedrath thedeath death ot two Christian Scl Scientists ntlsts from pneumonia pneumoniaone ptteumnpniaoneot one oneot of whom was an elderly woman of 71 1 years yearsIn yearsIn In this city alone hundreds of persons hive died diedof dIedof of pneumonia this winter under tbe th moat mrstappoved mrstappovedmedical apptqvrd apptqvrdmedical medical treatment many of them In the prime of oflife oflife life but medical practice was not mentioned as a acontributory acontributory contributory cause In the case of Mrs McCloskey McCloskeythe the elderly woman In question the can for Chris Christian Chiletian tian Science treatment seems tp have been deferred deferreduntil deferreduntil until very late and even then according to your ac account arcount count a son who did not approve of the Christian ChristianScience ChristIsOScience Science treatment Interfered by summoning a aphysician aphysician physician As a matter of fact therefore this pa patient patieni tient died under medical treatment and It U not pos possible possible sible for anyone tosay to nay that she would hav have recov recovered recorered ered had she been so from the start startwhohas atariI I 4m informed by Mr Alfred Fariow of Boston Bostonwhohas whohas Investigated this news report that thlj thljwoman thu thuwoman woman and her daughter were In destItute circuits circumstances circuitsStances stances that the daughter who succumbed to this thissame Chiccame same disease was worn out caring for her mother motherand motherand and that her herjourney journey to Boston was WMUPOn upon the advlra advlraof advirof of a sisterinlaw In order to escape unfavorable unfavorablesurroundings unfavorablesurrouodlngs surroundings and have better care That this At Attempt sttempt tempt was fruitless Is regretfully admitted but It Itwould Itwould would seem from all accounts that the Christian ChristianScience ChristianScIence Science practitioner when she had once Ibsen been called calleddid calleJdid did everything In her power with the aid of nuns nunsand nurseand and nourishment to place the patient In surround surroundings eurroundIngs ings favorable to recovery under Christian Science Sciencepractice SciencepractIce practice i W D McCBACBAN McCBACBANNEW MCCLCZANNaw NEW YORK Jan IS ISMrs ItSin Mrs Shearns Shear s Letter on Hntherhead HntherheadTo To tn Tail KDiion or THE SCNiSIr Th The corn oommunlcatlon cornmunicailon munlcatlon which appeared In your paper today todayunder todatunder under the title of The Glory of Motherhood Motherhoodsounds Motherhoodsounds sounds all the depths of mother love and It vine rinnwith vinewith with the golden clarion tones of unmistakable and andpriceless andprIceless priceless womanhood womanhoodA A mother who knows the sacredness of true truewomanhood truewomanhood womanhood like ilk A gracious Inspiration Instils InstilsIntuitively InstilintuItively Intuitively In her male offspring by her own In Inherent inherent herent goodness of heart and Innate whltrneu ot otsoul ofsoul soul A tender respectful and holy regard fur furmotherhood formotherhood motherhood And all Itrepresents Such a mothfr mothfrmakes mom itr itrmakes makes man recognjze In every female no matter mtiitrhow matterhow how humble her sphere In life no matter what whatwalk whitwalk walk of the social world she treads In a prospective prospectiveor or future mother motherAnd motherAnd And as a corollary no matter how llrrrt s m fiSts fiStsmay n nmay may be after a adaypent day spent In thepursultof the pursuit of the lnrti MneViof lnrtiof of existence he rises from his hi scat when In a cromlnl cromlnlcar car with all the dignity and chivalry of a knljht ot otold old to gallantly surrender his place to the repre representative reprCentative sentative of womankind for In each female he hut huttraces huttraces traces the lineaments of his own mother motherNEW motherNiw NEW YORK Jan 15 n E K KTo KTo To THB EDITOR or THK Tn Sw Sutysi Sir1 I b bee le issue issueto v vto to eiprcss my admiration for the good tense and andtrue knittOto true womanliness expressed In the letter front IromEva frontEvaPetty Eva EvaPetty Petty Hhearn whichyou whIch you printed to tl la laNORWAIK laY laYNonwta NORWAIK Conn Jan IS A 5 MERE MAX MAXA llA llAA A Jewish View of Inspiration InspirationFrom InspIrationFrom From IM Minnrah MinnrahThe MenornPiThe The question of revelation Is always tnrolred In Indiscussion IiidIscussion discussion concerning the contents o of the Plbte PlbteThe lltblTh The Th ambiguity of this term would be removed If Ifthe Itthe the Idea of the supernatural were detached from It ItThe IiThe The old theology must certainly count with tUr th In Indisputable IndIsputable disputable fact that the personal ch charnetertitlic charnetertitlicthe rs terl lr lrthe the temper and disposition and the variable nn runre runreof n nof of Intellectual culture and spiritual insight are the theInseparable theInsepsrabie Inseparable conditions controlling every manifests manifeststlon mnttilfest5lion lion of human Intelligence When It Is rnncedd rnnceddthat ConCCdOIthat that the Bible speaks In the language of man the theIdea theidea Idea of a miraculous revelation l Is abandoned abandonedIn In the case of the Hebrew Prophets the naliire of ofthe itthe the psychological process Inciting their oracular oracularmessages orsetilermessages messages Is I not difficult to understand The In Intensity intenslty tensity and clearness of theIr moral and ann rrllcloui rrllclouiconvictions rriiClOOconvictionsandtho convictions convictionsandtho and the Irresistible urgency to proclaim proclaimthem vrnrlalmthem them they felt as an Impelling force not their own ownbut ownbut but coming from a higher source Jeremiah snu snuGzeklel ftIt ftItEzekiel Ezekiel In a less enthnslaitlo state of ofrtiind mind aeknnwl aeknnwledge aekflnwtedge edge that the divine law Is written upon Ills heart heartIn heartIn In fact every liberation of thought Is a revelation revelationSpiritual ravelatiotiSpIritual Spiritual eipcrl experience nce can he nothing els else than lh lhbest the thehint best and noblest thoughts that the wlia and good lit litevery iiievery every age have felt and taught taughtTho taughtTho Tho Colored Our Cavalry airy at San loan loanTo JnanTo To Taut Kinron or TitK Km sir 1 notice In Inyour liiyour your Sex of today that you give credit to the Tenih Tenihcolored Tenibcoiorcdl colored Cavalry for partial victory at the famoii famoiibattle fame famebstle battle of San Juan 1111 This thu fact was well known knownfrom knolutifrom from the first but for some reason the feeling feellnssome fl flcome some of the people tired of hearing that the colored coloredcavalry cavalry had done this real thing and It liernme lir lirpopular fl flpopular popular lo talk about It 1 am glad you give lve credl credlwhcreltLsdue creSwhere whcreltLsdue where it 1 due These black hojs know thrtrbml thrtrbmlness their ness and have always attended to It when flghiU flghiUwas eghtirwas was to b be done A COKSTAWT Rltnia RltniaI HiAteitNiw I N Niw w YORK Jan IS I IA IAj IAl j I l F al 1 01 hI hIin in intb tbNt tb Nt Ntth th yc thyc OJdi OJ di diitl diH H itl itlfr fr frTI TI hi TIhi a 5a 5 at att t A ft 0 0Ic Ic Icci ci ciU U yr 0ci 0 ci at ciat It Itor or orp1 p1 p1UI a p1a UI UIto U UIU to toSc th Scth thFe Sc Fe Fl fJrl UI UII th I 1 1 1Ii Ii IiSi Si SiI n Sin I 0Ti 0 Ti TiSi Si Siii ii 0it 0 p 0p it ittJ tJ ii tJii

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I 1 H HI I I H STN J7 1004 A c m C C w i gHBBH b I J j J Jt L S t STRENUOUS SHOW FIGHTINICST FIGHTING FIGHTINGJsr I I Jsr CST CHASE lU E pa waoDBVn waoDBVnIJHWVW 1OODDURJuor WOOIflWRYI I IJHWVW uor IV TIlE SUALL HOURS HOURSjf I r jf IyIit im Its 1t Zero era Weather Mabe Tou TouV oull YouUI oullI I V 4t t only a Mild Frostbite FroStblteloull FroStblteloullSrelJ You YouXeed Xeed I thl ho Wins Inr or the Morning Uomln Till TillMornlns That Thatr I Mornlns r ornln or the Doctor Will IIII Get Ct Awa AwaKor A Away Awayr wa war r For those hoping for relief from ennu ennuUio ennui ennultho ennuitho tho following treatment is guaranteed as asure a at ar t sure ure re 1iiro lIre Meet yourself at the th Fift Fiftvanuo Flttb Flttbenuo FlftbI I vanuo entrance to tho Bristol Building BuildingFortysecond BuildingI I Fortysecond street treet and fifth flh venue avenualmoit avenuealmost venueI almost any night at a 11 oolook Bring a atutomobilo an anI anvitomobilo I I tutomobilo with you and keep your eye eyeon eyel eyelI eyoaoil I on another automobile drawn up in front fronof frontt t of o If the entrance to o the building Walt Waii Walthere WaltThere i there here until you ou see ee a man come out of th thbuilding the thel l building and get into tho automobile The Thenuke Then Thenmake Thenmake I make tall tracks for your own and follow followthe tonowthe followthe the other auto wherever it goes When Whenget 301 get through youll ou1 conolude oonclu Je that ii iithe In Inthe Inthe the absence 1LJ fnce of the President in Washington Washingtonyoure WashlnRtono youre Ycj o t tJ t repreiontin mprefm ln the National Soeiet Soeietof Society SocietyI I of the Strenuous Life LifeTho LlroI I Tho nnn in furs sitting alone behind th thdriver the thedriver thedrjer driver of the automobile you are following followiniIs Is Street Cleaning Commissioner Wood Woodbury WoodbUrl WoodhurT bury bUrl or the Deputy Commissioner Capt CaptGibson CaptGibson CaptGibson Gibson Gibson who went to glory and almost ti tideath to tod todeath death d ath with Custer in the battle of the Little LittlBig Littlerug LIttler r Big Horn They alternate In a nightly in inupection Inpection Inpeetion upection of the work of removing the snow snovfrom snowrrom snowfrom from the streets of the city of New York YorkThe YorkThe YorkThe The start is I made from the Bristol Building BuildingJMMUSQ BuildingMoU8 BuildingSoauo JMMUSQ on tho t ho fifth floor of that building bulldinjIs b llding lldingI I Is j tb Bureau of Snow Removal in charge chargiof chargeot of M D Bouton General Snow Inspector InspectorTh i Thi Th CommliJioner r or the Deputy Com Commifwiorier Comt CornmiiorIer t mifwiorier ml lontr goes there every night so long lonjas longI I as a there is I b snow to he removed examines examinetho examinesthe the reports that have come In and then theits thenI I sets tts ts out to get the report of his own eyes eyeaA eyelA eyesA A SUN reporter in an automobile was waiwaiting wasI wasaiting waswaiting I waiting in the neighborhood on Frida Fridanijht FridanJ Friday Fridaynight night nJ ht for some movement of the auto ii iifront In Inr infront r front of the Bristol Building BuildingI I A few fa minutes after 11 oclock oclocka a tall talman tallman tallnan man in a fur lined greatcoat and fur gloves glovesboarded glovesi i I boarded the waiting auto and called ou outo out outto outto to tie theI driver driverTown drlerI I I Town Fifth avenue to Madison Square SquanGarden Squarei i I Garden and let her buzz for we have t tloug a a10I0g aIog loug route tonight tonightIt I It was Commissioner Woodbury and th thorder the theorder theorder order order had hardly been given when he was waumhizzed wasIIhizzed washizzed mhizzed away on his night tour of inspec inspection iMpeoI inspeotion tion THE Sux Su man in his wake ake Down DowrI DownFifth DownFifth I I Fifth avenue clean as a whistle of snow snonfrom snowfmm snowhem from curb to curb the Commissioner wocarried was wascarried wasI I carried to Twentysixth street and to th thGarden the theI theGarden I Garden Days ago Madison avenue was wascleaned wascleaned wascleaned cleaned from end to end but on the three threother threeother threeother other sides of the Garden men were picking pickingat at the frozen snow and loading it into carte carteWheres cartai cartsWheres i Wheres the foreman shouted th thCominis the theCommis1ioner theComIuisdoneT Cominis Commis1ioner ioner as his automobile stoppetit stopped stoppedIt I it the northwest corner of the Garden GardenHere GardenI GardenHere I Here sir called out a man who whoemerged whoemerged whoI I emerged from a group of men who were werepicking werepicking werepicking picking at the snow in the street streetHow streetHow streetHow How many carts have you asked th thCommissioner the theCommissioner theCommissioner Commissioner CommissionerThats CommissionerThats CommissionerThats Thats the trouble sir was the answer answerI an wer I havent any Fifteen promised to MOW ahovup MOWup showup up here but not one baa appeared ap so faitonight tar tarI I tonight 1 dont know what a the matter matterexcept matterI I except that we can always get carts enough enouglL enoughwhen enoughwhen L when they cant haul anything else but buiJ bu6DOW butsnow J snow When it la possible p ssiblo to haul other otheioull otherthin otherL L thin Ihins s the cartmen take the other work workoull 1 oull have some carts cartshere here in an hour hourreplied hourI I replied the Commissioner and nd Ill se sewhat see seewhat seewhat what can be done in the morning so thaI that thatyou thatyou I you wont be bothered this way again againI I I must have a talk with the contractor contractorDo Do the best you ou can canAway canAway canAway Away went the official automobile around aroundthe aroundthe aroundthe the corner into Fourth avenue to Twenty TwentyThere Twentytlrth Twentyflftli tlrth street and over to Eighth avenue avenuer r There was as some frozen snow along the theFourth thek 1 Fourth avenue front of the Garden but butt butnot butnot k t not enough to hinder any an weU wellregulatedautqrnobila wellregulated wellregulatedautomobile regulated regulatedautQmobile automobile from getting into the Garden Gardento to exhibit itself at the th show snow which opened openedlast openedlast openedlast last night Twentyfifth street had a alight aI aI I light accumulation of snow on It It had hadbeen hadr r been bt en roughed out in the official language languageof I of the Street Cleaning Department so sothat 80that sothat that heavy truckage from the ferries along alongthe alongthe alongthe the Xorth orth River ltiv r for the uptown hotels hotelscould hotelscouJd hotelscould could have a fairly easy passage to Broad Broadway BroadWilY Broadway way WilYL L wayDown Down Eighth avenue whizzed the Com Commissioner ComI I missioner to the corner of Sixteenth street streetwhere streetwhere streetwhere where a gang of men were loosening the thesnow thesnow I snow from the pavement and shovelling it Itinto itinto 1 into piles On the opposite side of the thestreet theItroot thestreet street a number of carts were lined up ready readyfor readyfor for work but minus the drivers Throughhalf Through ThroughI I a half open saloon door near the corner cornerMajor comerMajor cornerMajor Major Woodbury saw where the drivers driverswere driversI I werQ Stop where you see the first telephone telephonesign telephonelign telephonesignI sign shouted the Commlsloner to his hisdriver hisdrher hisI I driver driverA A block further down the avenue the theautomobile theautomobilo theautoniobuo automobile stopped in front ront of a drug store storesnd storelnd storeand and into it rushed Major Woodbury Ai be gotinto got Into the automobile again he said saidI I 1 dont think therell be any drink drinkbetween between shovelfuls in that gang for the therest therest therest rest of the tti night nightThe nightTh nightThe The Th official automobile went on down Eighth avenue and over to the dump on onthe on11Ie the North River at the foot of Perry Perryetreet PerryetreetThing street streetThings StreetThings Things were w te working there as ithey should have been except that tho foreman of the dump had a frozen ear of which he made madeno no complaint but which Dr Woodbury Woodburytransformed WoodburyI I transformed in a moment from the Street I Cleaning Commissioner to the physician physiciannoticed physiciannoticed physiciannoticed noticed at a glance glanceFrozen glanceI glanceFrozen I Frozen ear eh remarked the Com Commissioner ComI I missioner missionerI rnl oner 1 guess less it dont amount to much sir sirreplied t replied the foreman foremanLets foremanLets foremanLets Lets have a look at it itThe ItThe ItThe The physician was In evidence in a mo moment 1110rnent momeot ment and a critical examination was made madeof I of the ear A bit of snow from the dump dumpbury I was 35 applied to thA frostbite by Dr Wood bury and the frozen ear was soon in its itsnormal itsL L normal condition conditionI I Wheres Vh rcs the assistant al5Si tant foreman asked th the Commissioner who was his official self selfJSiin selfa selfaln JSiin a aln n the moment that evidences of the theirbstbito frostbite rr tbito had been rubbed away Down in the house getting warm sir sirs 8Iras siryr9S yr9S as s the answer answerHow answerHow answerllow How long have you Ou been on duty was 8S the n next xt official inquiry Eighteen hours sir ir replied the fore foreman foreman foreloan I man loanL I manTell L Tell the assistant jl tant foreman to take charge chargend and nd you von ou go home and go to bed ordered orderedutotnobila the Commi ommissjoner Sioner as hI he jumped into h his l I automobile and drove roe down West street to the Battery which wlil h he rounded going up P South street to the foot of Wall where wheregang II gang gan was picking away what was left leftf of t the snow lno at the entrance of Peck flllp r WOt ort atr Street et f to the unofficial eye looked to tointil toalrly be fairly clean but the Commissioner said afterward that In a good many spoUiand spots and Places l It hd onl only been roughed out and andI I ta that It would not be accepted as clean Until the contractor showed Belgian blocks s U smooth and as clean as they might be bere beI behAugUS I in hAugUS August Battery place Greenwich Greenwicba i Wtshlngton a Ington State and Whitehall streets streetsre pre re ax clran crean of snow as a house floor and andi andwasfhe So i o wasfhe was the river front of Bouth street lit root as aar r tftr ar aa II Vall all After AfI r some some hurried directions to the fore 1 j Lan an of the gang at Peck slip the th official offlcialt t I fltorrobile ltorroblle whirled w lrled up Wall street to William II Ann to Park row and to the Bridge Bridgestreet I 1 Ihen el It M over the river to Brooklyn BrooklynHsalnit Hsalnit Passing the first tollhouse the Comm Ia kiner thrust his badge almost Into the the4i f4 4i of tl th toUkee tollkeerr r and yelled yelledstreet yelledtreet street cleaning cleaningup I HCre re yelled Ul the toUkcpcr Hold HoldiJn Holduere up u uere there iJn iJnofclal The official vehicle whizzed on and had a aiff I urn itnilar liar exoerience experience with the toUkeepcr at atI I the Ie Brooklyn D end of the Bridge He de deI I nanded andfrd and that the street cleaning automobile automobiler I Si COrie ff Sto to a fu lull stop WP but the iod 00 I in the car carFeWf cnrI I r rolled 0 nJ on to see what he could see on the thet t atrep FeWf Ct or the borouah of churches Across Acrosst 1 the eFBrlld Bridge e plaza to Liberty street streotun up Liberty LibertymuS011 to Fujt u ton and across Fulton Into a labyrinth labyrinthI I or tJoroughrarell utterly unknown to the muS011 Pmr Provlacj I1Dcla1 scribe o ot Manhattan the Cern Cernoner CernS S mssion itesioner oner went wentthl thl H Rwantgiatifled he wantgiatifled by the condition cf I S the e Brooklyn R hokJrlJ rookhl titreet tr et then them ia no rooii rooiiilS5i roo roop p the ilS5i e olliclal llalnCraniunl cranium for or gratification gratificationMdJoIaBSwi gratitlcntlontolJ gratificationmsLJo msLJo MdJoIaBSwi tolJ BuxDll1Who Swi nj flI1ZbVhO jrtio waa waaIF IF 1AR1 leBbutMetBrothers leBbutMetBrothersJANUARY le L B Bouiiff ut ltitf BrojetS BrojetSJANUARY JANUARY 1901 1901EXCLUSIVE 1901EXCLUSIVE 1904EXCLUIVE EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN INFigured INF iNFigured Figured F gurecf Satin Saf n Foulards Foulards59C 59 5 9C 69c 79C 79CA 79can an an89C and 89C 89Ca 89also a also alsoA o oA A large shipnent sfzp tnt of new ew designs in their the popular popularFIGURED popalvFIGURED popularFIGURED FIGURED INDIAS at atThe t 39C t39C 39CTlze 39The The finest f nest assortment assortmentofNEW of NEW CORDED CORDEDJAPANESE CORDEDJAPANESESiLKS JAPANESE JAPANESESILKS JAPANESESILKS SILKS in this city This Tf line contains among other otherdesigns otnerdesigns otherilesigns designs Cashnnre cnd n nd Roman effects and are offered offeredat at prices pricsgivinq giving g Olriq rare values Oauts to purchasers purchasersle parcfza3tfsle purcha3ersLe le Boutittier Brothers BrothersWest Brot efS efSWe West We t Twentythird T wentth r Street pursuing and slowly slowl freezing to death that thathe that thatthe thatthe the Brooklyn streets were eveneleoner than thaithose thanthose thanthose those through which hehad he had been led in tb tbborough the ilieborough theb9rough borough of Manhattan Manhattanor ManhattanFinatly IanhattanFinally Finally the Commissioner after 1m hour houror houror or more in Brooklyn returned over th thBridge the theBridge theBridge Bridge went up Park row to East Broad Broadway Broadway Broadway way through East Broadway to the th en entrance entrance entrance trance to tlo tl G Williamsburg III UD8burg Bridge an anfrom and andthen adthen then In and out through New NewrYorke Yorks Ghetto Ghettolrom Ghettofrom from whoso streets it seemed as If a specie specieeffort sr special specialetfort ial ialelfort effort had been made to remove tho snow snowand 6nowand snowand and then over to the Bowery and north northward northwar northward ward war across to o Fifth avenue av nue and to Com ComThe ComIoner Cornm1aioner m1aioner Ioner r6odburs home homeThe homeThe The tour of inspection took justabou justaboutowers just about aboutthree aboutthree three hours and the clocks In the belfry belfrytowers belfrytowers towers down the avenue were chlmin chiming chimingI 3 I when the Commissioner dismissed dlsml 1 hi hiautomobile his hisautomobile hisautomobile automobile and was about to go to bed bedTHE bedTnE bedTnn THE SUN man hailed him and disclosethis disclosed disclosedhis his identity identityI Lovely night for a run about town townremarked lownremarked townremarked I remarked the Commissioner but if you yoiwanted youwanted youwanted wanted to have some real sport you ought oughjto oughtto to have been with jth Gibson or me me when ii iiwas It ItWIIS Itwas was i above zero Then you yououid would have havseen baveseen haveseen seen the fun in this job jobThen jobThen jobThen Then in answer to some questions tnCommissioner tn thCommissioner the theCommissioner Commissioner said saidConsidering saidConsidering saidConsidering Considering the weather we have had hadthe hadthe hadthe the streets are in better shape than som somrecords some somofolksmlghtexpect somefoilcsinight folksmlghtexpect foilcsinight expect to find them But they theydont theydont dont satisfy satisfyme me yet and andwont wont until they theyare theyarereally are arerea1yolean rea1yolean really clean I have been looking up the thereooidll therecords records of the department and I find tr trwo that thatwe thatwe we never had anything anYthlngllke like the conditions conditiomissioner conditionsto to face that we have had during this last lastsnodall lastsnowfall snowfall On Jan 28 8 1897 when Com Commlllloner Cornmissioner missioner Waring was in office there w wa was wasa a snowfall of ten inches When that which whiclwas whichwas 1 1was was already on the streets at the time th thlatest the thelatest thelatest latest snow began to fall is added to what whawe whatwe whatwe we got as a sort of New Years greeting greetingthe greetlnjtthe the snow that we are now trying to get fetof rid rliat ridof of was about 3 of an Inch more than Waring Waringhad Waringhad ann annhad had to remove removeThe removeThe removeThe The lowest temperature that he baa to tocontend tocontend tocontend contend with was 24 2 degrees above zero zeroThere zeroThere zeroThere There was a steady rise riS In the temperature temperatureof of two degrees a day for three days when the themercury themerctlIY themercury mercury jumped to 36 and warm rain set setIn setIn setI1 In That Thatanded ended Warings troybles The Thelowesttemperature TheQw Thelwet lowesttemperature lwet Qw st t temperaturo i peratilre under which w we have haveworked baveworked haveworked worked was 4 degrees above and this thisstayed thisstared thiSsla7ed stayed with us pretty steadily for five ve days dayswhile dayswhIle daySwhile while the warmest weather weve had was wasjust 35 3 degrees eg B Thattemperature prevailed for rorjust forjust just one day Wlywhen when we had another freeze freezed freezeup freezeup up After that the mercury dropped d as asbout nalow aslow low as 7and 7 and today It has averaged about boutfor 23 Waring paid 48 cents a cubic yard yardlor yardfor for removing his snow snowcontract while under our ourcontract ourcontract contract the cost of removal averages 15 15611 6tl cents centsThe cenuThe centsThe The official schedule calls for the re removal ramovl1l rernovai moval of snow from 168 miles of streets in inthe In Inthe Inthe the borough of Manhattan Up to today todaywe todaywe we have cleaned 110 miles having removed removedIOZ9322 1028322 cublo yards at an estimated cost costof coetor costof of J164691 The schedule for the borough boroughof boroughof of The Bronx has been completed and andthat andthat andthat that for the Seventh Ninth inth Tenth and andEleventh andEleenth andEleventh Eleventh districts districtswhich which include tho streets streetsfrom streetsfrom streetsfrom from Fiftyninth street north will probably probablybe be finished by Monday night During DuringCommissioner DuringCommissioner DuringCornissloner Commissioner Warings last year between 120 and 130 miles of streets were cleaned cleanedIn In our work special attention has been beenpaid beenpaid beenpaid paid to the lower East Side of the citvI city citycommonly citycommonly I commonly called the Ghetto and to the thoopening theopening theopening opening of streets on both sides of the city citvin cityused cityused used In etting to and from the ferries ana anain andin in bringing food supplies to the city You Yousee Yousee lousee see New York gets food supplies for only onlyabout onlyabout onlyabout about seventytwo hours in advance ad nce of ofits otiu ofits its needs Therefore it is necessary that thatthe thattho thatthe the streets stre ta leading from the ferries should shouldbe shouldbe shouldbe be cleaned as quickly as possible p sslble m in order orderthatNew orderthat orderthatNew thatNew that New York may cat drink and bo merry merryThe merr merrThe merryThe The streets of the residential districts if ifit ifit ifit it be necessary and it certainly 18 s when whenwe whenwe whenwe we have zero weather must wait upon uponthe uponthe uponthe the demands of commerce commerceThe commerceMThe commerceThe The proposition that confronts the theStreet theStreet theStreet Street Cleaning Department after every everysnowstorm perysnowstorm everysnowstorm snowstorm Is in some respects about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe involved in cleaning cleaningBut cleaningII the same as would wouldbe e road 100 feet wide from here to Albany AlbanyBut AlbanyBut II But the Albany job would b bta rather easier easierbecause foIUilerbooaUlo easierbecause there would be nowhere near the thecongestion theconge thecongestion because ltlon of traffic to contend with and andthe andthe andthe congestion conge distance is eighteen miles less than thanthe thanthe thanthe the the total mileage of the streets we have haveJuthenne haveto haveto to clean here horeJust hereJust Juthenne Just then one of the regular street sweep sweepen Iwepell5 sweepere en of tho department came along scoop scoopeliovnl scoopshovAI scoopshovel shovel in hand and saluted salutedHow salutedHow I IMHow How goes It tonight William asked askedthe askedthe askedthe the Commissioner Commissionerdo Com CommissionerPretty U88loner U88lonerPretty Pretty well elrl sir pretty well was the thereplYJ thereply reply replYJMhut Mhut but I1IIlvo as Ive been mnkln me rounds roundHIve roundsIve Ive ieen Deen thlnkln sir of them nI as dont dontdo dontdo do much in this world but kick Sure Surokickln Sureair sir they remind me of signboards that thatstIck stick up In the road give directions and andnever andnever never do anotherdom another dorn thing beggln your yourpardon yournardon sir An Im thlnkln sir that thatIf pardon of them great editors wno who do their theirIdckln therlcickin kickln if some in typo and spend the rest of their theirtime theirtime theirtime time ridin around town in red autorao autoraobubhles Rutomobubhlo automobubbles bubbles would get machines maol nOl that thatwoudnt thatwoudntget wouldn t tKetBtuck KetBtuck get ot stuck in an Inchthick snow drift theyd theydShow thoydhOw theydshow show Show hOw more sense and hav haio bet better or tempers tempersWhat i iWhat jWhat What do you mean WIlliam illiam asked aakedtho IUIkedthe askedthe the Commissioner CommissionerI I dont mean nuthin sir Ive just been beenthiakln beent1Jntin beenthinkln thiakln Goodnight air airET sirPET PET ET FERRET IN POLICE COURT COURTlartled COVltTStartled COUJITStartled I Startled the Yorkvlllc Cop tint No Injuries InjuriesAre InjuriesAre i Are Reported ReportedBill I IBill IBill Bill Potters pet ferret startled the York Yorkrillo Yorkvllle Yorkyule rillo pollee court yesterday When Bill Billros Billwas Billwas was ros arraigned on an intoxication charge chargeo bo o unbuttoned his coat and the ferret with withspring witha I Ia a spring landed on the railing Then it itumped ItJumped itjumped Jumped to the floor of the bridge and tried triedo triedto triedto to o climb up the desk to get a look at Magis Magisrate Magistrate Magistrate trate Barlow BarlowCourt BarlowCout BarlowCourt Court Policeman Cavanaugh suspecting suspectingU its U motives reached over to protect prot 1t the theCourt theCourt he heourt Court Court from attack As he touched th therret thferret ferret the latter turned Its head and the theolioeman thepoliceman thepoliceman policeman policeman reconsidered To the prisoner prisonerae I Ihe he ae said saidCall midCall saidCall Call off your beast Don Dont t you see he hes heii ii s going to attack the Judge JudgeThe JudgoThe JudgeThe The ferret had resumed its climb upward upwardas as the Magistrate was reading the com complaint complaint cornplaint plaint Potter grinned but said id nothing nothingand nothingand nothingand and In a moment the ferret had reached reachedthe teocheathe reached reachedthe the top of the judicial desk and was poking pokingits I IIts its head he d over the edeo edeoThen edlllThen edgeThen Then the ferret clambered down the desk deskand deskand deskand and went to its It I owner who picked It up upand upRnd upand and put it inside his coat It t stuck out outits outIts outitaheadand its itaheadand head and watched the rest of the pro proceedings proJDj ceedings JDj JDjr r BRENTANOSAnnual BRENTANOS BRENTANOSIAnnual Annual Sale SaleWRITING SaleVR1TJN6 I WRITING WRIT NO PAPER PAPERBest PAPERBest PAPERBest Best quality q ality fashionabli f shionabl tints tin I 12 125 sheets 120 envelopes in inboxes ink inkboxes I Ii i boxes prevailing Glad AOC AOCstone fQCl fQClstonesize BC BCstoneSlle stone stoneSlle stonesizeRijslar size 0 0PigiJar I PigiJar R glllar value 1200 200 and 1250 1250FINE 1250FINE 250FINE FINE CALENDARS CALENDARSPublished CALENDARSPubiishej CALENDARSPubIisbei Published at SI50 S 1 150 50 I 100 lOoand75c and 75c 25 I ICC ICCAll C CAU I AU Now at AdBscb AdBscbi Each EachBRENT eachBRENTANOS i BRENTANOS BRENT ANOS Union Square1 Square1DISRESPECT Square SquareI SquareDISRESPECT I I 1 1DISRESPECT DISRESPECT TO ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTSOUTH SOUTH CAROLIA C4ROLI CA ROLIX4 4 MILITARY 1IILIT4 R 11E MEPUT 11EPtl 11EPUT PUT O OX TRIAL TRIALSpeetflo TRIUSpeetftc TR1ILpeetfle Speetflo Charge U That They The Allowed AllowedTnvlr AlloedTheIr AlIoedTheIr TheIr Subordinates to Sine 81n Well WellHang WellHanlr WellHang Hang Teddy Trdd Roosevelt on a Sour SoarApple SourApple SourAppleTree Apple AppleTree Tree and nenaedtoStopTbem nenaedtoStopTbemCHARLESTON Refused to StoPTbeQ1 StoPTbeQ1CHA topThemCRABLZST0N CHARLESTON CHA LESTO S CJan C Jan 18 16A A general generalcourtmartial g generalcourtrartlal neral neralcourtroartlal courtmartial ordered by Gov Heyward Heywardas as CommanderinCliief Command rInCblel of the State Militia Militiais l ltla ltlaIs is sitting at Walterboro WalterborolnColleton in Colleton county countyto to try a Major of cavalry and seven officers officersand offiCfJI8and officersand and men of Gov Go Heywards old troop troopthe troopthe troopthe the Combahee Rifles on charges of grave graveviolation graveviolation graveviolation violation of military mllltar discipline Among I Ithe the charges against the Major and some someof someof i of the other officers is one of permitting permittingand i iand and showing disrespect dlsre pect to the Commander CommanderinChief CommanderInChief Commanderin inChief in Chief of the army of the nation Presi President President President dent Roosevelt Roose lt in the thesinging singing of an adapta adaptation adaptation adaptstion tion of John Browns Body so as to ac accommodate ancommodate I Icommodate commodate the sentiment Hang Teddy T ddy Roosevelt on a Sour Apple Tree TreeThe TreeThe TreeThe I The Combahee Rifles are Troop F of the theSouth theSouth I South Carolina militia attached to the theFirst theFirst I First Regiment of cavalry under command commandof of Col J R Sparkman Its armory is at atHendersonville atHendersonville atHendersonvihle Hendersonville in Colleton county Gov GovHeywards CoyHeywards i Heywards home is near this place and he hewas heWilli hewas was formerly Captain of the troop The Thepresent Thepresent I Ipteent present commander Is Capt J P Slattery Slatterywho Slatterywho j who makes the charge against tho others othersof of using disrespectful and contemptuous contemptuouslanguage contemptuouslanguage contemptuouslanguage I language about the President of the United UnitedStates UnitedState UnitedStates States Major S A Marvin commanding commandingthe the First Squadron is the chief officer ac accused acoused accused cused lIe was wa formerly Captain of the theCombahee th thCombahee theCombaliee Combahee Rifles but was recently promoted promotedto to be a Major MajorThe MajorThe Majorne The military laws of South Carolina Carolinaprescribe Carolinaprescribe Carolinaprescribe prescribe the articles of war of the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates States Army as the code of discipline for forthe forthe forthe the State militia and it is for violation of ofthe otthe ofthe the Nineteenth article that he ia brought broughtto to trial on the charge of disrespect and con contempt contempt contempt tempt for the President He is also charged chargedwith chargedIth chargedwith with Ith undertaking to usurp the authority authorityof of the commander of the troop with en encouraging encouraging enCouraging couraging insubordination and promoting promotingmutiny promotlnlmutlnr promotingmutiny mutiny and with deception and false orders ordersThese ordersThese ordersThese These charges are made generally by Capt CaptSlattery CaptSlattery CaptSlattery Slattery and are laid also against severe severeof severaJ severaJof I of the he subordinates officers and men in con conjunction conjunction conjunction junction with Major Marvin ManinParticular llaninParticular MarvinParticular Particular interest attaches to the court courtmartini courtmartial courtmartial martial by reason of the fact that such pro proceedings proceedings proceedings ceedings are extremely rare in the South SouthCarolina SoutllCrollna SouthCrolina Carolina militia and also because of the thoformer thetormer theformer former connection of Cow GO Heyward with withthe withthe withthe the troop in which all the trouble occurred occurredMoreover occurredlloreOer occurredMoreover Moreover the charge of disrespect for the thePresident thePresident thePresident President of tho United States has excited excitedcoa exoitedcon excitedconsiderablo con considerablo iderable comment in this State where wherePresident wherePreiljdent wherePresident President Roosevelt does not enjoy a great greatmeasure greatmeasure greatmeasure measure of popularity and the doctrine doctrineof of State rights Is still 6tl1lllely lively enough for the theaverage theaverage theaverage average citizen to feel that he can say saywhat sa sawhat saywhat what he pleases of the President or any anyother anyother anyother other Federal officer officerTho officerThe officerThe The offence charged chargedVJ said to have oc occurred ocourred ccourred ourred last September at the companys companysarmory companysarmory companysarmory armory where a jollification was being held Some of the men began singing the therefrain thererraln therefrain refrain with the reference to tho President Presidentand Presidentand Preeidentand and Capt Slattery ordered them to desist desistThey daisThoy danlatThey They would not and the Captain called upon uponthe uponthe uponthe the Major who was present to support supporthis his authority to stop tho disrespect and andMajor andMnjor andMajor Major Marvin It is Bald refused to do doanything dOanything d danything anything The Captain then called upon uponthe uponlthe uponthe the Major to read the articles of war but butthis butthi butthis thi this t tdo Jo o tho Major declined declln to do doreadier doPreacher do doPreaoher readier Taken to low 10 on Bigamy ChargeWILMINGTON Charge CharlesWILMINGTON ChargesWXLMIiOT0r WILMINGTON Del Jan 10 IOHandculfed IOHandculfedto Handcuffed Handcuffedo to o Deputy Sheriff Beatty of Keokuk county countya Count ounty0Ia 10 a tho Rev Irvin B Taylor who 110 has hasKOFI hasheen baabeen been KOFI Indicted there for bigamy started startedor startedtor startedfor for or Iowa this morning They rode from fromho lromthe fromthe the ho police station to the railroad station In Inbe inthe inthe the be patrol wagon Arrangements were werenade weremade weremade made for Mrs Taylor of this city the first firstdfo firetwife firstwife wife and the Rev George Wolfe who whonamed whomarried whomarried married them to go to Iowa in the event eventif eventot eventof ot if their being needed as witnesses witn sses in the thePublic thecase thecase I case Public Service Corporation Censored CensoredELIZABSTH CenuredELIZABBTIJ CensuredEriztsarn ELIZABSTH X J Jan iflThe City CityCouncil CityCouncil CItyCouncil Council of Elizabeth last night passed a aresolution aresolution resolution censuring ce surin the th Public Service ServiceCorporation S SrviceCorporation rvlce rvlceCorporation I Corporation The trolley service was de declared deI I clared by the Aldermen to be inefficient inefficientand I and unreliable and the be cars unolt unoltt uno1 t 5l l r F U Uf l li i f i ik k t I Ii i JjOffiestic iJm DomesicDbartment DomesicDbartmenty Vv slic Department Departmentpfe I

I J y pfe p JcH cH 1t iatAttractions for Monday Jan i8th i8thqCasei r8th2Q i8th2ctases qCasei 2Q se Muslin M ulin Sheets Sheetsand and ndPilIow Pillow Gases of a very v y su superior superio Supror perior pror quality Heavy Heav weight and fine weave w weaveI ave avePri 1 Prices Pri es for tomorrow Sheets Sheets93J She Sseelc54X93J 54x93 54X93J 93J inches ifl he56 doc c each each63xg 399 I 72C 72C72C II IIi2 7399 i2 72C 99 I 8Oc 8Oc8ix C II II8IX99 8199 8ix II 88t 88t9Ox9 II 9099 9Ox9 9Ox9goxi II 97c II IIgox gox goxi 8 II JIOS 105 Pillow ases ascs4c3a 42x38 inches inch SI i8c I 8 each each45x38 ca ea145X384 b b45X38 45x38 45X384 II Joe a c c5ox384 M M54x38 II5OX3S 5OX3S 5ox384 II 2 2C C II III II54X38 I I54X3834 I 54x38 54x3854x40 54X3834 t 11 35C 35C54X4O sc II II54X40 54x40 2 6c C I The Balance Ba nte of ofour our Vinter Stock of ofFine o oPmne f 1 Fine Silk and Satin 5 lt t Comfortables Comfortableswith COl1tjorta bes beswith le le1Iltb with down dow d wn l and lambs wool tvoollllllugat filling fllllrigat at half price priceSome priceSo priceSome Some So n rare rar values at 950 sro5o 1050 1375 1375and 1375and l375S S and andaspoialofferiug a special offering tomorrow to morrQw of 25 GaSes Ca es Figured Silkoline Comfortables Comf rtablesl proprietary designs designsat designsat designsat at 98c 129 value vlutl25417 vlutl25417I U5fl7S U5fl7SCalifornia I California Blankets Blanketspink pink blue lu red And t1d yellow borders greatest Br teat values of the th season 104 II4 I 14 124 325 S4501 45o 525 696 696White 690White 6g 6gWhile White Bed Spreads Spreadsour our own wn specialties i unapproachable values valuesCrochet valuesCr valuesCr Crochet Cr het Satin Sati n Finish Marseilles Marseillesrouraine8xfiGlnch MarseillesrOllratne MarseillesronralneGSxSO rouraine8xfiGlnch rOllratne ronralneGSxSO xSG tDcb 98c Brunswick Brlln8lVlck651192 85593 inch tne4 1200 1200I Z Waldorf 82x92 1225 225 Imperial Impel I 1 76r86 16r a 86 I A 125 1 A 5 Drexel 90x104 I 1350 350 3502ooo 2000 Dozen Fine F ie Pillow Cases Cases42x36 Cases42X36Iflh ases ases42361nch 42x36 42361nch Wh ioc each each45x36 each45x36 Value ISC Sc Ite IteLord I i8cLord Sc ScLord 45x36 II 11C c Lord 8 Taylor TaylorBroadway Broadway and Twentieth Street Stre t and Fifth Avenue Avenuewin Avenuei AvenueObC1 AvenueSocrn i ObC1 Socrn SocrnWillegin Q Q QW win W Willegin ll Begin egin A Gigantic Sale SaleOn 0 On Monday January 18 18or 18or 18of orThis or orThis ofThis This Seasons Most Desirable Goods GoodsPlaced Placed on onCENTRE onCENTR onCENTRE CENTRE TABLES AND COUNTERS COUNTERSAt At Startling Reductions in Prices PricesWe PricesWe PricesWe We mention the different stocks that will contrib contribute contribute contribute ute to this sale and patrons are assured that the thebargains offered will be worth buying NOTIONS NOTIONSART NOTIONSART NOTIONSART ART NEEDLEWORK NEEDLEWORKHATS NEEDLEWORKHATS NEEDLEWORKHATS HATS HATSFLOWERS HATSfLOWERS HATSFLOWERS FLOWERS FLOWERSFEATHERS fLOWERSfEATHERS FLOWERSFEATHERS FEATHERS FEATHERSMILLINERY fEATHERSMILLINERY FEATHERSMILLINERY MILLINERY NOVELTIES NOVELTIESJEWELRY NOVELTIESJEWELRY NOVELTIESJEWELRY JEWELRY JEWELRYFURNITURE JEWELRYfURNITURE JEWELRYFURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITUREMATTINGS FURNITUREMATTINGS MATTINGS MA TTINGS LEATHER GOODS GOODSUMBRELLAS GOODSUMBRELLAS GOODSUMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS UMBRELLASRAINCOATS UMBRELLASRAIN UMBRELLASRAINCOATS RAINCOATS RAINCOATSCORSETS RAIN RAINCOATSCORSETS COATS COATSCORSETS CORSETS CORSETSINFANTS CORSETSINFANTS CORSETSINFANTS INFANTS WEAR WEARLINENS WEARLINENS WEARLINENS LINENS LINENSLININGS LINENSLININGS LININGS LININGSDRESS LININGSDRESS LININGSDRESS DRESS GOODS GOODSWASH GOODSWASH GOODSWASH WASH GOODS HOUSE COATS COATSLINENS COATSLINENS COATSLINENS LINENS LINENSRUGS LINENSRUGS LINENSCURTAINS RUGS RUGSCURTAINS RUGSCURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINSWRAPPERS CURTAINSWRAPPERS CURTAINSWRAPPERS WRAPPERS WRAPPERSDRESSING WRAPPERSDRESSING WRAPPERSDRESSING DRESSING SACQUES SACQUESWAISTS SACQUESWAISTS SACQUESWAISTS WAISTS WAISTSSUITS WAISTSSUITS WAISTSSUITS SUITS SUITSSILK SUITSSILK SUITSSILI SILK SKIRTS Our annual 25 Reduction Sale in the Picture PictureDept PictureDept PictureDept Dept is isnow now in progress progressBroadway pr progressBroadway gress gressBroadway Broadway Eighth Ninth Streets 1 1XIGBT NIGhT SCHOOLS WONT OT CLOSE CLOSEMayor CLOSE1laor CLOSEIsyor Mayor Gets Pledge to t That tffect ffeot From FromPresident FromPrcstden FromPresident President of Board of Education EducationPresident EducationPresident locationPresident President Rogars of tho Board of Edu Education Educatlqn Education cation called on Mayor McClellan yeeter yeeterday resterday yeaterday day and told him that while whl lio iio mention mentionbad mentionhad mentionhad had been made of the night Schools in the therescinding therescinding therescinding rescinding resolution passed on Thurs Thursday Thursday Thinsday day there would wo ld be no attempt to close closethe clolSetho closethe the night schools now open during the thepresent thepresent thepresent present term which ends ertdllin in March MarchThe 1tIarchThe MarchThe The Mayor had an impression Impre8 lon that the theBoard theBoard theBoar Board Boar l of Education in omitting mention mentionof of the night nlgbtechoo1I schools In the resolution had hadto hodnot hadzio not zio carried out the promise It made madetohl roadsto tohl to him him n that there would be no curtailment curtailmentfor for thq th present of the utilities utillti e as the thanight thenight thenight night school and redreatiori re reatl6 centres are arecalled arelled arecahied called lled After A1t r his interview Intervl w with Mr MrRogers MrRogers MrRogers Rogers he said that he had received a pledge pledgethat pledgethat that there here would be no shutting down of ofitho ofIth1 of1th itho 1th evening schools during the present presentterm presentterm presentterm term The question of keeping open the thenight thenight thenight night and vacation schools and of continu continuing continuing contlnuing ing the lectures would be taken up anew anewafter anew anewafter anewafter after Comptroller Grout had satisfied him himself himMltas himself Mltas self as to1 torhe the possibility Of making econo economies economls econoroles roles in the expenditures of the board boardLrCHlXG boamLJCllIltO boardLIXCIIING LrCHlXG A CRIME OF ITSELF ITSELFmil ITSEUBUI mil In Mississippi ms lsslppl to Separate It From FromMurder FromMIIder FromMurder Murder and Classify Clulr It ItNEW ItNEW ItNuw NEW ORLEANS Jan 16 l6H H J MoLaurin MoLaurinbrother MoLaurinbrotMI MoLaurinbrotbor brother of United States Senator MoLaurin MoLaurinhas MoLaurlnha has ha introduced in the Mississippi Senate Senatea a bill that th t provides that participation in intne int6e intle tne t6e acts a tiJ of ofI p mob shall no longer be classed classedas oweedmuido as mufdojr muido pr or attempt to murder but I shall shalltechii1oilY hall halltechnically halltocht technically tocht i l be e known as lynching and an the thepenalty thepenalty thepenalty penalty in Incue case of conviction shall be such suchas suchas Suchas as is agreed eed upon by the trial jury the theCourt theCourtti theCourt Courtti Court being ingcompelled compelled to impose the sen senThe sen sentenoe sentence tenoe onached soteahedThe onachedThe The law Jaw18 la intended l to try ry to decrease decreaseiynohlntt decreaselinohirot decreaselynohtlttInMi5SISBIPPi lynohtlttInMi5SISBIPPi iynohlntt In Mississippi Under the present presentleavestheGovernors presentlay presentlay lay It fli nurder rder and the penalty for the thocrime thecrime crime III IL severe that Coy Longino who wholeavel wholeaveaiheGoVerfl0r8 leavestheGovernors leavel rbeGovemors office next month monthiris monthIU6 monthlute lute iris applications l1ppli atlons for pardon before him himpardons himfrom himfron from tiOQ 01 the I 140 convict eonvjcts In the thopenitenUrl thepenitentir7 penitenUrl The dovernor ov rnor baa granted grantedParJloWltotwelv grantedpardoba pardons ParJloWltotwelv totwelve of these convicts convictswhbhV of ofwhbmu ofwh whbhV whbmu wh muMiy nearly arty all are serving sentence for fornotfpeth tortnurd formurdr tnurd murdr rormansltughter but has given given10498J givennot4 notfpeth not4 10498J e t4there t there will be no more pardons pardonsRfdeplnc pardonsj Steeping j epln5 Woman Dies DltsMrsSophia DlelMt8I7ao DiesMophia MrsSophia Mt8I7ao Mophia d hl flonderland 44 years old oldof oldoC4s oldof of oC4s 48i jPay Ja1Wl adS avenue Jersey Jer y City died diedJn diedIn diedin In Chfitr qiat Hospital In that oily on Fri Frldt Frida FrIa da dt after a er sleeping lI1 eplng continuously oontlnuo1 1 for nine ninedays ninedays I IdaYIShe days daYIShe film breathed naturalLy and her hertemperature hertem hertemperattuo temperature tem atuie was as normal during her long longperiod longperiOd longpriod period otUnconsciouanesfi of A postmortem postmor postmortern poetthortern tern examination inkia Inatlon Ion disclosed dllJ lolIed a tumor mor on the thebrain tlebrlln tiebr4in4rS brain br4in4rS Mrs Sonderland Sond land ira WaR the mother motherof of six 1X fcbjMren fcbjMrenH lIhon p H Sti Sto Johns Johns na GUIld Work WorkSt WorkSt Workat St St Johns liuil Guild has haapubllshed published its thirty thirtyseventh thirtyIIEITenthann thirtyietreiith seventh IIEITenthann annual l report r port It maintains two twofloating twoftoatlZlS twofloating floating hospitals h epltall and a seaside hospital hospitalIt It carried 38Stf 3654 women and babies on Its Itsbootslastsummer It itsboatslaitumner iii iiiboat1qtaumner bootslastsummer and treated 955 cases casesaad CAIPSand casesand and oply two deaths occurred Contribu Contributions Contributlq Coritibutlqps tions tlq may be sant to Isaac N Seligman Sellgmantho the treasurer treu rer of the guild at 601 01 Fifth Fifthavenue FifthWAUo avenue WAUoI 0 0I 04i I 4i 1 0 MOVED SAFE AND CRACKED IT ITPAIXSTAKIXG ITPAlioSTtKIO ITPAINSTAKING PAINSTAKING HOODERS 7V A ADOnXTOWff ADOIJTOWN ADOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN RESTAVRAXT RESTAVRAXTRolled nE T4URA1 T4URA1Rolled I Rolled an 1800Ponnd I Safe From Under Undera a Light Across crols the Floor and Cp Two TwoSteps TwoStepc TwoSteps Steps Into a ToUet Room RoomThen Then They TheyInverted TheyInerted TheyInvertcd Inverted It and Cat CU Out the Bottom BottomThe BottomTho HoitomThe The polio are beginning to think that thatsome thatOme thatsome some safe mover in this town have turned turnedsafe turnedsafe turnedsafe safe robbers They got this Idea after afterInvestigating afterInvestigating afterInve8tigating Investigating a safe robbery fob ry that occurred occurredsome occurredsOlDe occurredsome some time on Friday night In the cafe1 and andrestaurant andrestaurant andrestaurant restaurant of Louis Engelklng at 225 Mercer Mercerstreet Mercertreet MercerStreet street streetEngelklng StreetEngelking treetEnge1klng Engelklng has a safe that t at weighs 1800 1800pounds 1800pounds 1800pounds pounds It it of chilled steel and com comparatively comparatlvely cornparatiwely paratively new The restaurant man kept It Itunder Itunder itunder under a gas gaeJet Jet which whlchhn ha kept lighted at night nightThe nightThe nightThe The safe stood within a few feet of the thawindow thewindow thewindow window and in full view of the street streetDespite streetDC8pite streetDespite Despite these precautions some crocks crocksmen cmobn cracksrnin men n got Into Engelkingi place on Friday Frldaynight FridaynIght Fridaynight night by breaking into a basement next nextdoor nextdoor nextdoor door going through into the yard and andthen andthen andthen then breaking through another window windowthat windowthat windowthat that let them into the rear of the restaurant restaurantThe restaurantThe restaurantrho The robbers robbershad had with them rubber mats matsuch matsluch matssuch such as are used by bysafe safe movers which whicliwere whicliwerefound were werefound were found all over the place yesterday morn morning mornIng morning ing With the csslstance of thess the theburglars theburglars theburglars burglars rolled the safe from Its place In Inthe Inthe Inthe the front of the store to a toilet room in inthe inthe inthe the rear of the th restaurant adjoining the thebarroom theba theha barroom barroomTo ba rroom rroomfa rroomre To do this they had to get the sife up two Btoys that lend from the barroom to tothe tothe tothe the restaurant and the police think that thatit it must have taken four or five men skilled skilledin in moving safes to do the trick trickWhen triokWhen trickWhen When they the got ot the safe Into the toilet toiletroom toiletroom toiletroom room the cracksmen proceeded to turn It Itupside ItuplJide itupside upside down Then they cut ut out tho steel steelbottom steelbottom steelbottcrnwithcoid bottom bottcrnwithcoid with cold chisels chiaelslifted lifted out the bot bottom bottom bottorn tom plate gt through the cement lining IIninglnd IIninglndmade and andmade andmade made cIT with ttOOcsh SWO cash They left the safe saferepcslng saferepcllng saferepcsing repcslng bottomless and upside down downBeside downBesldo downBeside Beside It were two jimmies jlmml and two chisels chiselswith chiselswith chiselswith with which they had done the job jobIn jobIn jobIn In order not to give the policeman on the thebeat thebeat thebeat beat any uneasiness the th robbers had taken takena I a table and put upon it the desk which was wasalways wasalways wasalways always kept on top of the safe From the theoutside theClutsi theoutside outside Clutsi 1e it looked as though the safe was still stillthere stillthere there That is what the police say At 5 oclock yesterday morrtingwhen the bar bartender tender opened open up uPt he mimed ml d the safe but butto but10und butfound found the trail or o rubber mats which led ledto ledto to where the RU sale wa WILd It was wa then too late lateto JateI lateto I to catch the robbers All they had left out outside outI outside side Ide were their track In the snow snowThat snowThat nowThat That the bottom of a safe is rather more morevulnerable morevulnerable morevulnerable I vulnerable than the door would appear appearfrom appearfrom appearfrom from several robberies reported lately latelyBurglars Ii1telyBurglartl latelyBurglars Burglars net long 10nago ago stole a safe at First Firststreet FirstI I I street end nd Third avenue which was sub subsequently BUbequently subI I I sequently found with the bottom cut out outM outt outit M t Fiftythird street and the East River RiverA A safe in a Mott Iott street grocery cery store wag wagfound waerlound wasfound rlound found In the same condition concf on Both were weretmall werellQ1 wereI I small I safes and In neither case did the thecracksmen thei thecraclc4 llQ1 cracksmen craclc4 fl get i much tbiqr1eir qfQr for their trpjible tl9 iija J 1 3 t 1 1e e FURS FURSThis q qThis This Weok We Will Offer the Finer Grades of ofMuffs ofM 1 1Mtiffs Muffs M uffs Scarfs Neckpieces NeckpiecesStoles NeckpiecesStoles NeckpiecesStoles Stoles and Novelty ovelty Capes Capesat Cap s sat I Iat at J 3 less than regular prices pripcsIncluding pri pricesincluding es t tncluding Including Russian Sables Ermine Mole Seal SealPersian SealPersian SealPer8lan Persian Chinchilla Chin hillo hi1l and Mink MinkGloves MinkGloves MinkGloves Gloves 250 dozen Womens Frepch Kid Glpvea Glpveaconstating G1v G1ve G1oveiconsisting consisting e M tlng of 3 clasp Pique and 3 clasp overtrain ail Pufe point pointembroidered pointembroidered pointembrOlded embroidered perfect fitting in Black White Wl te and Street colon colonLOO colorsIoo LOO per pair pairLinens pair pairLinens pairLinens LinensSp1ing Linens LinensSprjnfif LinensSprjng Sprjnfif Sale of fine Damask Table Cloths and andNap andNapHemstitched andNapth andNapthRemstitched NapWnjs NapWnjsHemstitched Hemstitched Sheets Pillow Cases Towels Towelling TowellingGlass ToweU Towel1jusGlais p pGla Glass Gla s Pantry and Kitchen Towels TowelsEmbroidered TowelsEmbroidered ToweIEmbroidered Embroidered Linen Bed Spreads SpreadsSPECIAL Sp SpSPECIAL 0 SPECIAL SPECIALHEMSTITCHED SPECIALHEMSTITCHED SPECIMJHEMSTITCHED HEMSTITCHED LINEN SHEETS 2 x3 x3yards yards 600 per perpair pair pafr2x8 I I23x8 2 2x8 x3 yards 7CQ 75 7 5 0 per pair pairBlankets pairBlankets pai paiBlankets Blankets Comfortables and Italian Slumber Bob BobFlannels Bo BoFlannels Bobw BobwFlannels Flannels FlannelsNew New Ne Designs Deti in Scotch French and Saxony Flannel Flannelv FlannelMens FllIme1lMens P18nneLMens v I Mens Furnishings FurnishingsColored i iColored Colored Shirts in dark and light effects coat atyfcs atyfcscuffs ety1elcuffs etyescuffs cuffs attached and detached SI I 5 C F O OWHITE oWHITE 0F 0WHITE WHITE SHIRTS FOR DRESS or ordinary wear wearHosiery wevHosiery wesiHosiery Hosiery HosieryWomens Womens Plain Black Cotton and Lisle Thread Hose Hoseper Ho Rose35C 3 35C 5 c per perpair pair pairWomens pairWomens kf kfWomen Womens s Fancy Hose Hoselace Hoselace Hoselace lace embroidered 5 CQC 0 OC c per pair pairregularly pairregularly 1 1regularly regularly 75c and 100 100A 100toa LOOe toa wa e t9t 19lft5twet tud tudA 4 4A A Jaeckel Co CoFURRIERS CoFURRIERS h i4i i4iFURRIERS FURRIERS and IMPORTERS IMPORTERSJANUARY IMPORTERSJANUARY IMPORTERSJANUARY JANUARY REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONSLess REDUCTIONSri ri 13 Less Than Former Prices PricesLong PricesLorg PricesLorg Lorg Coats in Sealskin and Broadtail BroadtailShort I IShort 4i1 4i1r 4i1Short r r Short Jackets in Mole Broadtail Mink and Sable SableRussian SableRussian J l lq q t4 Russian Sable Scarfs Pelerines and Short Manteaui Manteauiwith Manttauwitb Manteauxwith with Muffs to match j and separate skins for selec selection selection I Ition tion made up to suit the purchaser 37 Union Sq West 430 Fifth Av ssthi 38 Jtath JtathShirt b bShirt tfril tfrilSIiii Shirt Waist Department DepartmentOpening De Dej5arfmenfOpening artmeltt artmelttOpening Opening of ofWash ofWash ofWash Wash Shirt Waists WaistsMonday WaistsMonday i iMonday Monday January i8th i8thLord 18thLord i8thLord I Lord Taylor TaylorBroadway Tay lor lorBroadway ikjtht ikjthtBroadway 4 4ikjtht Broadway and Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue Drowned After Rescuing Ills Hi Twin Sister SisterLAUBEL SliterLAUREL SisterLAuREL LAUREL Del Jan 16rSamuel Marshall MarshallZO 20 years old was drowned in the lower lowerNantlcoke lowerNantlcoke lowerNanticoko Nantlcoke this morning while rescuing rescuinghis his twin sicter l1 ter They were a part of a acrowd aorowd acrowd crowd of skaters and the sister broke brokethrough brokethrough brokothrough through the Ice Instantly the brother brotherplunged brotherplunged brotherplunged plunged into the hole after her and suc succeeded succeeded succarded ceeded in pushing her upon solid ice but butsank butsank butsank sank before rescuers could reach him himJohn himJolm himJohn John Mitchell to Go to Europe EuropeINDIANAPOLIS EuropeINDIANAPOLI8 EuropeINDIMUFOLIS INDIANAPOLIS Jan 16 16John John Mitchell Mitchellof of the United Mine Workers will probably probablygo go to Paris Pr i in May and to London In Novem November N Novemher oem oembElr her to represent In Paris the International InternationalMines InternationalMine InternationalMines Mines Conference and in London the Amer American AmerIron Amerlean Iron Federation of Labor at the British BritishTrades BrltiehTrades BrItishTrades Trades Congress He has been selected selectedby selectedby selectedby by several miners conventions FIRE IN OCCIDENTAL HOTEL HOTELAnd HOTELAnd Hy 1r Ii IiAnd And the Bowery Dotr Tremble for the Safety Safetyof fetY fetYof t I of Big Tim Sullivan SullivanThe SullhnThe i iThe The Occidental Hotel the headquarter headquarterof I of Congressman Tim Sullivan was Afire 11l for fofa to f i j ja a few fewminutes minutes yesterday yesterdayrnorning morning and th thBowery the tbeflowery I IBowcry Bowery trembled for the safety safety fet of Tim TimBut t Ii i iBut J JBut But the Congressman wasnt there tn any anyway u anyway way according to the hotel folks folksThe Li I ITho I IThe The fire was in some rubbish under underdtaircase undertalrcase a 1r1 staircase on the ground floor Smoke smo ke filled filledthe filledthe filledthe the place and brought a few late latosleepers latesleepers I 1 1Iee sleepers Iee rs out on the fire escapes The flr flrdid fire j jdid I Idid did about J500 500 500damago 500damagoArchbishop damage damageArchbishop F FArchbishop Archbishop a Library Ubral Trusts TroiteArchbishop TrustsArchbishop flJ flJArchbishop Archbishop Farley has been elected s smember amember member of the board of the New 7or 7orPublic TorPublic n f 1 1Public Public Library to fill the place mad vacant vacantby vacztby I r rby by the death of Andrew H Green j I 1 1 tt Ir Irj n An Eastern Office of the thelot thenotel theilotel lot notel el del Monte HorvteAonterey MonteMonterey MonteJ1oriterey Monterey California CaliforniaHas CaliforniaI I Hae been opened at 25 Union Square New NewYorK NewY NewYorit YorK Y orh with Raymond CO D Whitcomb Co where wherefull whereun whorefull full information may be had concerning concerningbookings concerningboohin concerningboo1iing bookings boohin s etc Tel 696O 960 Grumerey a 1 r

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I itc PIlE SUN SUNtAY JANiIYAY tC 1904 j AUTO SHOW OPENS IN GARDEN GARDENAMKR1CA GARDENUWRICAN1IAKERSNOWAflRE4ST r rA AMKR1CA A UWRICAN1IAKERSNOWAflRE4ST UWRICAN1IAKERSNOWAflRE4STj IIRICAN MA U4KERSNOW KERS iVOIF ADRE4S ADRE4SJlITIIEUROPEMS 1 JIIt 4S7 4S7WITHEUROPEANS WITHEUROPEANS WITHEUROPEANSVhli I Ilhll j I Ithe i this Js I the Most nOltStrlldnl Strlktns F Fact ot Revealed b bthe by bi i the Fourth Annual EthlbIUonaln Exhibition EthlbIUonalnIoor Mai MaiFloor jI Floor Ioor Cellar and nd Two Galleries Fllle FllleWith Fllltd FllltdWith FilledWith With Machines IftchlnesSomc Sonic Novel oveI Feature FeatureHrvg I Featureswg eaturesvt scratch about aboutflvo aboutflvo aboutz Hrvg wg vt sorted nted from z flvo years ago allowing the mechanics ii iiother In Inother 11 other nations of the world handicaps ol olfrom or o ofrom 1 from ont to four years re prior start the theautomobile thtautomo thesutoinobilo automobile automo lle Industry of the United Statei Stateihas Statcghas StateMhas has quite caught up It has closed allintervening all 1111Intervening nilI I intervening gaps 1lp8 and is now running runningwith running1lth runningh h r with the leading bunch on terms of oven overcompetition ovencompetition ovencompetition competition in the race for commercialI commercial commerciaBuproipncy commerciallIuprOljlaCY I Buproipncy Tim fonrth annual automobile automoblliehow automobileahow automobileehow ehow that oponeJ openaln In Madison Square Carder Carderlast GllrdenInst Gardent t last night leaves no doubt about this Th Thgreat The ThegfCJt Thegroat great exhibition building is i almost packed packecwith packedwith with big and little motor vehicles that thaiequal thatequal thatequal I equal in up to date appearance UPPMranoegenerlll UPPMranoegenerlllIItylo genera generatylo general generall l i tylo and finish the best e t of the foreign forelgrmade foreignmade i imade made cars cnr and that the American machlneiare machineslire machines are the equal in n efficiency has been amply ampljdemonstrated amplydemonstrated demonstrated demonstratedThis demonstratedThis II IIdemonstrated This fact of the American manufacture manufacturerk manufacturehaving m nufacturer nufacturerhaving having caught up with the leaders In the thiIndUstry theIndl1s theIndbsry k IndUstry Indl1s rYllbroad abroad is tho most prominent prominentImportant prominentImportant prominentt prominentImportant Important and interesting one rovealei rovealeiby rqvealedby d dby t by the fourth annual show In 1890 when whoihorseless whonhorsoles3 whens s I horseless carriages were were quite common li liEurope In inurope I Europe urope a few Amerian pioneers had an arexhibition anuhIbltloJas anxhibitloft uhIbltloJas exhibition as a anadjunctto an anadunctto a bicycle show shovIn showW showC W In 1T Madison Square Squa Garden cNo No greo greoamount grit grentamount gritI C I amount of attention was wa paid to It by byaV byaVJi arj arjone aiy aiyone Ji one onei i oneIn In IBM the Automobile Club of America Amoricigave Amortagave Americar r gave a show in Madison Square Garden o owhich of ofwhich ofwhich which track contestswere contellt ivere a feature This ThiI This ThisI ThisK K I beginning ths th first regular automobile automobilinhow automohilelIhow automobileshow show haro h ro was wa laughed at abroad Ii Iithe In Inthe Itthe the fall or 1901 a second show was wa held b bthe by bythe bythe the club In cooperation with the manu manufaoturcr rrwnufacturorj mnnufaoturorJ facturorj It was a worthy attempt some somiInteraitlu somoInterfitlll somelntere3tltlg Interaitlu and servlcoablo er lc1ble specimens o omotor or ormotor ofmotor motor vehicles were shown and the exhibit exhibiwas exhibita exhibitwai was a well patronized The machines wen wendistinctly worodlstlncUyof woredistinctly distinctly of the horseless type however howeverBuggestlng howevoruggestlng howeversuggestIng suggestIng that a motor had been pu puinto put putInto putI I into tho body of a regulation buggy ant antthose and andthose andthose those who knew the advanced stage that thahad thathall thathad had been then reached by the industry industrynbroad Industrabroad Industryabroad abroad declared that the Americans were wenfully werefully werefully fully five year bhind the th European Europeanmakers Eur Europeanmakers pean peanmalttrs makers makersNo malttrso makersNo No o show was 1lS held inthe in lhp fall pf Qf 1902 1m bu buin but butIn butIn in January 190i the third annual exhibit exhibiwas exhibitwas exhibitwas was held and it was yns ya an eyo opener to all allThe alllhe allTue The advance that had made by the Amen Amerlcan American Amencan can designers desl neri was astounding It Is s tru truthey true truethey truethey they were copying ping the designs and imitating imltatiiuthe iruitatlnllthe the methods of the lie foreign makers bu buthey but butthey butthey they were doing doing it nobly nobl and it was i icommon 11 11common acommon common comment that in a year the makers makonhad malccrshad makershad had gained two or three years of the dlstance dls distance dlstanco tance they were behind arid it was pre predieted predicted predicted dicted that if they continued to gain at the thisamo the8Jme thesinio samo rate they the had done In the post year yearthey yearthey ear earthey they would at tho net ne t show be abreast abreaslwith abreastwith abreastwith with the foreigners Thp Th present pr sel1t show showdemonstrates showdemonstrltos showdemonstrates demonstrates the fulfilment of this pre prediction prediction pr prdiction diction The American manufacturers are areno areno areno no longer at school choolln in the college of the theEuropean theurop theEuropean European urop an industry industry100J 1003 was their senior scnioiyear 5cnloryear senioryear year The present show istheir is their commence commencement commencement commencement ment exercise e erci8e They have learned th thforeign the thei theforeign i foreign methods metho s and the ideas l that inspire inspirethem inspirethem inspirethem them They arc employing them to a con considerable coni considerbIe i siderable extent e tent but there are abundant abundantsigns abundantsigns abundantsigns signs that the American Industry has hasentered hasentered hasentered entered upon an independent career care r which whictwill whichwill whichwill will no longer ba hampered by 8 servile servileImitation terviloI rviie rviieImitation I Imitation ImitationAs As was 8 the cage last year ear the show is isunder isunder isunder 4 under the iho combined c mbined auspices of the Auto Automobile Automobllo Automobile mobile Club of America and tho ho National NationalAssociation NationalAssociation NationalAssociation Association of Autorrobilo Manufacturers ManufacturersIt It is in cvary way wa a greater exposition expositionthan oxp08itlonI expositionthan I than th ln ever before btforeholdin heldin this country countr The Thedeniatjd TIledema1d Thedeniad deniatjd deniad for space was wa nogreat O great that the themain thomain theninin main floor the basoi La e ent two galleries galleriesand ga1lrksand galleriesand and and the restaurant were crowded Into Intonervice IntolIervlce intoservice service the space nllotrreiite were cut downin down in n any cases to onefourth of what wan wanbid WII WIIbid wasbid bid for and yet thirtyfive applicants for forspace ror8paco forspace space were turned away and left to seek seekconsolation seekI seekcdnsolatiofl consolation insolation in an overflow show that is isbeing isbe isbeing I being be lug held on the top floor of tho Macy Macybuilding Ilaeybuilding ducybuilding building There arp in all 1111100 190 individual individualexhibitors individualexhibitorsnccordlnp individualexhibitors exhibitors exhibitorsnccordlnp according to thepreliminary thepreliminaryofficial the prelimllUlry pelimlnaryoflicialcanvns prelimllUlryI I oflicialcanvns official canvass and of the thte1 ninety are areexhibitors areexhibitors areexhibitors exhibitors of complete motor vehicles vehiclesTho vehiclesr vehiclesThe r The other exhibits e 1ibit are of machinery acoes acoesnqries ac acf acoessories f nqries fol ell and sundries At the show last year yearthere realthar yearthere there were 113 exhibitors xhlhlt rs and fiftysix fiftysixwere f1ftv fiftysixwere ix ixw were w re manufacturer At the first how xhowin khowin howIn in lOGO tiiei hero were only twentyeight makers makersexhibiting makerllexhllJitlnrc makersexhibitIng exhibiting There has been no marked irnrkedincreas l11arklIncrea markedinereas increas in tho liii number of manufacturers manufacturersnihcfllast I11Qnufacturersi xvanufacturerssincelst i nihcfllast t yea and tIll fact fast is a sign of qfa qfahealthy 0 a ahealthy ahealhy I healthy Industry IndustryThn Ir1dustrri IndustryThe i The tremendous increase in the popu popularity popur IOPIlarIt3 larity lIit1f dffhe tlie automobile was evidenced evidencedduring evidencedduring 1 r during IfiOH by there t hcll being twice t wlc OH many manymade manymade manyr r 1 made und sold OH in the previous year yearThe rearThe yearThe The great increase of public interest In this thisetylo thisstyle I style IItyloof of conveyance wn WM shown by the thoearly theearly theearly I I early arrival of a crowd on the first night nightIt Ili nightIt ht htIt It wan as if there here was n great public im impatience 1mJlltlenee impatience patience to see Ce what fsbeing fl1bt itin lnp clone by those thosewho thoEOwho thesewho who supply supplythh thisnow this llItJw nw demand In tho thoafternoon thoafternoon thei i afternoon the scenes in the Garden were wereall werEall woreS S all those of preparation The sound of ofhammers orti ofhammers ti hammers WOK predominant Inant Exhibits s were wembeing werebeing being hauled into lredom place r laco and the fixings of ofthe orthe ofi i the booths put to rights Tho decorations decorationsof I i c of flags about the galleries of white and andyellow andreliow andS S yellow hunting in front of the thollI1l1a arena boxes boxespinned boxespinne4 pinned ph nod in place by horoio emblems of the theAutomobile theAutomobile theAutomobile Automobile Club hung in their places placeslifelpss placeRmelps placesL I lIfeless and half obscured by the floating floatingcloud floatingcloud floatinge L e cloud of dust and andsmoke smoke At 7 c oclock ock alt altchanged alti i changed magically The work not fin finished flnlahed finIshed I ished was iis put aside tho spaces hurriedly hurriedlyput I put to rights covers stripped from vehicles vehiclesand yehlclraand vehiclesand and lights turned up Tho crowd began to toBurgn tolIure tosurge surge through tho entranceways as soon as asthey asthey they were open By H oclock ciock tho big Gar Garden Garden Garden I den was well filled by 0 it was crowded crowdedand cro crowdedand rled I Iand and by l 10 oclock it wan a jam through throughwhich throughwhIch throughwhich which it was hardly possible to move about aboutIn In the aisles aislesTo nislesTo llllietTo To the eye of the general observer the thecharacter therharactlr thecharacterof character characterof of the show sho as a whole is about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe the home as n last 11 t year par hut there is more of ofIt ofIt ofit It On the whole there is a 1 little more moreelaborateness moreelaboratenesA moreelahoratenesslnthefurnishting elaborateness elahoratenesslnthefurnishting in thefurnishing the furnishing and decorat decorating dlCorati 1 i ing of of oftbe the booths but it is not a strikingfeatitre striking strikingfeature strikingfEattlre feature In this respect the ropresonta ropresontaivB3 representar 7 r ivB3 of French concerns distinctly out outRhinn outrhine rhine the domestic makers their spaces spacnsheins spacOfbeing spacesf I f being more expensively and artistically artisticallydecorated artistlcaliydecorated artisticallydecorated decorated A new feature of interest to tothe tothfl toS the general public is the introduction of ofsouvenir ofeouenir S 1 souvenir ouenlrgivln giving This IH not general but butbout butt hutabout t about bout a 1 dozen inhibitors have souvenirsfor souvenirs souvenirsfor ouenlrsfor for either eit her general eneral or select distribution distributionhi dl distributionWhikit tributlon tributloni i F Whllit hi it is if true that the American makers makershave makersf makersL f 1 have overtaken owrta on tlol tl oi European preceptors preceptorsand pn eptolll eptollland and the t e bit bl American touring curs have haveI havemuch navemuch I much tho sam appearance as the foreign foreigncars foreignj 1 j cars run as noiielMftly and are as reliable reliableyet reliahloi reiiabieyet i yet the foreigners are showing a greater greaterInsistence greatlri greaterinsistence i Insistence then ever before in introducing introducingmakorppresenVod Introoucinrct introducingtheir t their Qodl and there an more foreign foreignjj foreignmako jj makorppresenVod makfItpre mako tppreen1ed ntW at tho show than ever evnrwere evcrWere everwere were neon een before beforeAt hororeAt beforeitt At no previous exhibition have HO many manymakers mllnymlllelll manymakers makers offered distinctly new models modelsTho modelrhe modelsr r Tho tendency toward increasing the power powerof powerrf powerf L of f cars and building both engines and andbodies IInd0rHell andbodies rf bodies bigger has continued The dis distinctively dlsJ disttnctneiy J tinctively tmcttel American typo of runabout runaboutbeen runllboutwith runaboutwith with a fI single nplo cylinder horizontal engine In Iny Ini i y I the body hMbecn ha been pre preeried ervPd but It hM hasbeen hMbeen been reenforced reenror ed by companion runabouts runaboutshavingtwo runahoutllI runahoutshavlngtwo I havingtwo having two cylinders lindol either vretical or up upright upright upright right or MirnetimtM only one located under undera I r a hood hoo in front n type that is becoming becomingknown hfComln hfComlnI becomingI I known as lJ n II touring runabout because of ofa ofa ofa a little more powerthtin tho original and andtypical aneltypical andtypical typical buggylike low priced vehicle vehicleNearly vlhicleNearly vihicier r Nearly every ever maker who heretofore made madeonly maclaonly 1 only a runabout has this year a new model modelIn In the form of a touring tOllrlngcar car with a tonneau tonncaubbdv tonneaubOdY tonneauodv bOdY odv and cars of this description can now nowbe nowbe nowbe be had In a great range of prices The Thefactory Thefactory TJjefactory factory producing the best Helling and andlowest and10weRt andlowest lowest priced runabout one of five horse horsepower horseJCwer horsec c power now offers also a touring runabout runaboutof of seven horso hon power at S7M 750 and a nine ninehorse nineho ninehore horse ho e power owr car cir with a tonneau body at ata poffr a I d du C u AUTOMOBILES Yr IILE8 AUTOMOBILES AtJT vT J Slorn11s eIL Afla v r I I r AUTOMOBILES A lIOBIL J I AUTOMODILEJ IO I I AUTOMOBILES 1JrO 19DI ES H r wIrJa k AUTOMOBILES AUTOMODILESWINTON AUTOMOBILESAfla 1 ntflr OD ES ESe tI 1 e I II I 4 I ir 1W 1WWNTON WINTON WINTONfL i I ii WINTON WINTONHE if 1 1I i a i I I f J II III III I t tI ti I i r V i fL fLr Vi WINTON WINTONHE WINTON VjN1ONTHE i ii I i i icar v e i3 4MINTor V ii THE HE NAME of WInton n never a at attached atcar HE POWER of the WInton motor motori aoUft WJTS f rr4 wj THE THE ii lfcllrt j tached to a poor automobile automobileTo automobilemission automobilemission i car Is applied through a trans transmission J To tuy a WInton Is to be as assured aspresentday aspresentday mission system as perfect as aspresentday of abundant automobile sured suredof en enjoyment enmaaa enmake presentday mechanical genius can canmake an make It joyment joymentWinton laymaThe ij The Winton flotor Carriage CarriageMember Co CoMember o S SMember Member Association of If Licensed Lice sed Automobile ManufacturersCleveland ManufacturersCleveland Manufacturers ManufacturersCleveland Cleveland Ohio U S A ANEW A ANEW 1 1NEW NEW YORK BRANCH RA CH Broadway 54th St PERCY OWEN Manager Madison Square Oarden Show Spaces 90 and and 92 j 1 j ij i 1 I IV V S 4ll p pVTRLESS1 VTRLESS1 JiD JiDar ar tIe diamontis of the automqbile wodd They arp j 1 1known known valuOndkhonostvaiublokflownTheyarC 4 4brllHaOtOhdiri8 brllHaOtOhdiri8 Mce andaIwayatpar andaIwayatparKxamlnethe Kxamlnethe Knox hihjioiier engine coottil by air The Id atlnter machln You f fciri ciri save repaid4 by slng th KnoxTheybava Lft Lftevery every tetcd modem lrnpr9vemont I ITONNEAUS TONNEAUS SURYSd FIIJNAE3OUTS FIIJNAE3OUTSis I Ic is S IC c s T I IKn Kn X Aut m bhleComp h9 sprlngnoidMass I 1 I IeW Nlw eW inrk nrk Agent Inl AutomobIle Cn 12 tv JHth St Str StNewyori r Newyori rw york S Sbov U splice 1In Ilfl25flj AM 13 Modlson IQare SqIIarcarclen SqIIarcarclenIatrofl Cld n n1t 1t Iatrofl onIi 1 4lerito 4gerftThr Thp Auto Shop ISO Jlru3dny Jlru3dnyAent lIrekIyfl Aent A It Towntenl I I US UoJtnrJ JJ lorl tv v S95O 950 The cheapest automobile in the show showis 6howIs is a buckboard at 5125 125 From that the tlioprices thoprices theprices prices range up to 11000 or 12000 for fortho fortho forthe tho big imported cars on which a duty dutyof dutyof dutyof of 45 per cent in paid Owing to a alarge 1 1large alarge large supply abroad howeverand greatercompetition greater greatercompetition greutercompetition competition here the prices pri in Imported Importedcars cars Cdl are not so O high and stiff t1fT as they were werein wereIn werein in former years yearsThere ycalThere yearsThere There is a greater r display of machinery machineryat at the how than formerly formerl and the t Iw visitors visitorspay vl visitorspay ltol ltolpay pay more attention to it There are evi evidently evidently I Idcntly dently more In tho tlllurowri crowd who contemplate conteltIpiatHiteing contemplatebeing contflnplatnheing being sooner or later the I he owner of a l motor motorvehicle motorehiclp motorvehicle vehicle The fh manufacturers are paying payingmore payingmore more attention to I ho display of tho chassis chassisas as I R the under frame of the car including includingthe llIlurlingthe the engine and running gear Is called calledThere nUN nUNThere ahledThere There is a more general recognition that thatthn thatthe lint linttiii the automobile is a machine and that the thechassis thechassi tie tiechnsi chassis ami the upper body are separate separatepropositions separatepropositions propositions There is a great rpat improvement improvementin Improl ment mentIII in the ntyliKlinesB ttyl ithnei Commodity and finish finishof finishof finishof of the body hod portH but a great many man makers makersstill makeIstl1l makersstill still buy bu their bodies ho lell from carriage builders bulldornami bull buildersand dol doland and and some are lettingthe lettinp tlle public understand understandthat IInderHtnndthat understandthat can chassis cha J and get an I Itort that they can order a any anysort anysort sort of body for it they want wantThere wantThere wantThere There has brrn u marked tendency tendencytoward tenriencytoward tendencytoward toward tho adoption of a four cylinder cylinderougino cylinderengine engine and touring earn of thU typo are arot amb t b be found on every hand They do not notdistinctly notdi notdistinctly distinctly di tlnctIy dominate though The throfi throficylinder Ihrt thriecylinder A Acyllndlr cylinder engine which won Wl1 l shown to IA 1x3 1x3gaining bogalninrc hogaining gaining favor at the Paris show Is inevi inevidence Inovldonce mcviienco dence on several f veralcllrs cars which is another in indication Indication indication dication that the native makers aro now nowabreast nowabreMt nowabreast abreast of their former teachers and not noteven IIOtfven noteven even cne oration hf l hind Tho prrsistfree prrsistfreeof of the horizsntal engine of the opposed opposedcylinder oPpotcdcylinder oppscdcylinder cylinder variety is also interesting Two Twoor Twoor Twoor or three new mrdpls on shewn giving favor favorto favorto to thin thi type which is ridiculed abroad abroadbut nbroadhut mibroacihut hut which has bore bfen dcvclcpid to a ahigh ahigh ahigh high stage of efficiency efficiencyWith emoleneyWith efliehencyWith With respect respr ct to the dlffrrrnt ffrta of ofpower ofpower ofpower power employed the shew was well characterlzcd char charact chllrIIctlrlzed act IIctlrlzed frizrd by a man who said fiasolene fiasolenethats tiasolencthats thats abuut IIb ut all there is to it There aro aroin aroIn arein in all 111 only seven exhibits of electric cars carsand carsami carsand and thrre where steam machines aro sold woldOf fIOldor soldof Of the th latter one is a distinctive di tinctlvf model modelthat mcdtthat modelthat that has won a place for itself and promises promisesto to last an a competitor with the gasolene gasolenecars gaaoonocars cars carsThere There are Homo interesting attractions attractionsat at tho show in the way of specialties Among Amongthese Amongthose I ItbellO these is the 009 that mado a record of ofre I 30 25 seconds on the ice of Laltn St Chair ClalrMichigan ChairMichfgana llllr llllrMichigan Michigan a few fe days dnysllgoth ago tile middleweight middleweightcar car that mado a record of 46 25 seconds for fora fora I Ia a mile on the Florida beach alsO als tho light lightweight lightweight lightweight weight that made a new mark of 57 7 35 35seconds 35ReCondll 35seconds seconds for Its class cIl i tho racers of Alexan Alexander Alexander Alexandcr der Winton and Percy l rcy Owen that wero in intho Intho inthe tho international clip cup race rllc last year and andseveral IlndIIlweral andseveral several others of interest to the curiousThe curious curiousThe curiOURrhe The new ne racer of W K Vanderbilt Jr is isnot Isnot Ishot not on hand It has been shipped to Florida Floridafor Floridafor Floridafor for the races racesIn race raceIn racesIn In connection with the 900 that was wasused wallU1 wasused U1 used ed by h Henry Henr Ford for hi his record of of39 39 26 26i 21 21second 2Ciseconds second i and 1 f Is i being shown t i by ti him it iteportod it was walireportfJd wasreported reported early in time tht evening e ninp that Tom Tomhooper TomCooper TomCooper Cooper would interfere and prevent Its ex exlibition exhibition exhihition libition Cooper owns the 099 though thoughIt It t was built by Ford orri Cooper lent the car caro carto carto to o be used JI ed for the lie record record but he Is Barney Barneyldfields Harne HarneOdfield BarneyOldflelds ldfields manager and now Is it sorry that thatic th thathe t the he ic did dl so for with It his champion has been beenclipsed heonecllpted he n neclipsed eclipsed Cooper was w1 reported at second secondland secondhand secondhand hand land to be threatening thrlatenlng trouble at the show showAmong showlie showlIe lie could not bo found to verify the story IItoryAmonp storyAmong Among the general tendencies noticed noticedH III H that of building glass fronts and canopy canopyops canopytOpl canopytops tops ops with side Id curtains for cars HO that the thelassengers thepnIflenllers theraseners lassengers can Ixi enclosed enelo ed and tho cars carsised carlluIWd carsused used with comfort in in any weather Thiss This I III s a direct blow at tho arctic fashions of ofIress ordrof8 ofdress dress that prevail among automobilists automobilistsn I In n winter winterAmong winterAmong winterAmong Among tho novelties that attract otten ottenion Ilttention attenIon ion Is an automobile lawn mower that seems seemsracticable seomllpl1lctlcable seemspracticable practicable racticable enough for large estates An Anither Anothpr AnDthvr ither novelty IH the use of transparent transparentnllulold transparentAlluloid transparentreliuloid nllulold Instead of glass In tho windows windowsf of f f 11 car with tit a Ul limoulllno t or enclosed t tThere b1dy hidyThere There is 11 an Interesting lnter sting display of motor motorIf If trucks and delivery wagons and a slight in increase increl increase crease crel C is manifest in the attention brinigiven being hfinpgiven beinggiven given to this branch of automobile develop developthe deElopment developmeat meat but 011 the whole the makeI slight slightthe slighttho the commercial vehicle for tho pleasure pleasurecarriage pleasurecarriago pkasurecarriage carriage carriageThe The tire exhibition is large and the new newthings newthlnrcs newthings things shown in the line of accessories and andparts andparts andparts parts are legion There are novel attach attachments attachmelltB attachments ments cf all sorts and improvements in inevery invery inevery every very feature There are some machinery machineryexhibits machineryexhibtts exhibit of exceptional e cefJtlonallntereilt interest because of oltho oftho ofthe tho opportunity they the afford for seeing how ho it work to t the last detail detailOne dewlOne dethilOne One striking fact revealed by the show showis IIho showIs is the th advance being made by cars cal with air aircooled lIircooler aircooled cooled engines Jnginl The few of this typo typoshown typoshown typeshrnvn shown last year manifest themselves a aprosperous 118 118propeTOus asprospenalls prosperous and anr growing in popularity popularityand and there have been b fn several additions to tntho totile totiu tho tile family made by makers who offer new newmgdels newlIl newin mgdels lIl rJel dels having cylinder minus water watt jackets jacketsVisitors jacketsVI Visitors VI jtors will find most of the big and best known American cars cal on tho main floor fho imported cars are in the restaurant restaurantnear restaurantnear restaurantnear near the Madison avenue entrance and in the basement bae1111 nt Tho accessories and some somoof someor someof of the lighter stylus of cars arc In the gal leries FLORIDA HEACH RACKS RACKSTournament RIIOSTOllrnament PAESTournament Tournament Moved One Day Forward Forwarttntrlei ForwardItntrlel Forwardtntrlei ttntrlei rioSeO rioSeOIn C1o ed edfn In order to vivo those attending the ante antemobile lIutomobile automobile mobile show a bett betttlr r opportunity to he 01 01Imiul on onhand onhand hand tho Florida Esst Const Atitomobll1 Atitomobll1Association utomoblloA tltnmobh2oAssociation Association A oclatloll which has chnrjte of the raclni racingtournament raclnitournament melliiilournament tournament on the bench at Ormond Fla Flanoxt Jolanlxt Flanext next wp wlfOr t hnvp moved th the dates one on dayfurther day dlYfurJlrr layfurther further on PO that thn hi racing will begin beginon on Thursday hur dlL Inri 2A N Instead In tead of on onnesday Wed Wednesday WIrInllIcllIY nesday as nt flrnt arranged There will 111 b bn hI hIa bea a bi big programmein programme Jol1rnmmeln in consequence to o bo run runoff runorr ritaoff off on Thursday Friday nnd Saturday Snturdo SnturdoTh SaturdayThe The Th entries cloaod yesterday nnd the lists listsnro lifttsaro listsare are replete with the mimes of well ell known knownmen Imownmen knownmen men imd airs that make hot racing rlicln and record recordbrenklnff recordbrellkln recordbreiikinm brenklnff n ccrtalnity besides the n names mes of olnomfl offtOIOA ofsomna nomfl who are paid to be dark horses with withnew withnew withnew new racing earn of a Kensntlonnl orderThe order orderTho or er erTho Tho pro prol1rtLmmo rimnio IA 11118 M follows follownKlrst follolVllnrst followsFirst First liny IlyOne One mile mllrrhamplonhl ehiwnploiuhlp AmericAn AmericAnli Automobile r2te r2teU Association U one mile open Tor e ears earsuvith rs rswith R li IO with no rf rccord eord lirtte than 115 5R live roller nift mile American Americanmotor A Americanmotor rf rfmotor motor cycle ehamplonihlp live miles for the Dia Diamond 11 11liiond mond cup open to member of the Iholrode trade who are aremembers aremembers Iremrmbrrs members of the American Motor Lenffue ten mile handicap claisr1 A and B five miles open to am amateur Amteur amateur ateur teur owners claw ch u a SpecIal race rlLc fur Florida Floridanwnera t10rldaowners Floridaowners owners one mile against the record clomm A and andSecond andSecond 13 13Second Second Day lJaYFI Five mile miles free tre for all ClaM CIMnfty A Afifty t tarty fifty miles mil A A A Championship open oe tn all allclaiei nilclue allclasiesl clue ten mile motor cycle race racehnndhnp liandlrnn ono onnmllo oneinhlo mllo Invitation for gentlemen amateurs a atcurs Class CI1 I Ilive II III IIf Blive live mile f handicap c claSses A and 11 flvc mllei for forvehicles or orvehicles vehicles I costing n IBM and ftt under tindcronc tn eon one IInli mile 105 tJrM lo class clauCI classClass 1i 1iC C Class CI iA iAThird A AThird 3 Third Day D8YTen Ten miles championship tl1amj lonsblp A A A Afree Atree Afrre free tar all Claw A Alone one mile motor m lor cycle handi handicap I1l1J1dltap handicap cap one mile 061 class ten miles Invitation for forgentlemen torrenllemen or orgentlemen gentlemen amatcUM Class Cla B twenty miles mileshandicap mllr3handicap miteshandicap handicap classes cln A and D five flv miles for twopass twopassenter twopllSSenrer twopassencet enter runabouts one mile and kilometer kllom ler record recordtrials recordIrll11s recordtrials trials trialsAmonc Irll11sAmon trialsAmong Among Amon tho entries are William K Vnnder Vnnderhilt VnnderJ anderhilt hilt Mr Jr J Inaley Blair Walter Christie ChristieWilliam ChrI8t1eWII ChristieWIlliam William WII hlln 0 Broknw rok w Barnoyi Old Oldflchd 11ld He Id ii HI HIShanlo M MSlmnloy MShanley Slmnloy Jr Wllllarh WnllaetK Vnhla itK A Ia Roche KocheOuc RocheO RocheOscar O Oscar Ouc cr r Hfdstroni Jiiinea I Ilrcem1 II L LBomlen I IDo LBOdftlen Do Bomlen 1en H B Stevens W W V W S Austin and nndIouls IIndIoul andJouls Iouls 8 Koss itoasAnnuai KossAnnual HosfIt Annual t nllall Election of South Orange Firm Club ClubAt ClubAt ClubAt At the nnmml election el ctbn held h ld lit the South SouthDranRo Sout Southflraiuai l lOron DranRo Oron 1o Field flub lob on Friday rIIl rldny night till lie follow followIn follo folloInwern Inwern In trwern were elected Co o iiervH at irovernoni for forwo forIwo fortwo Iwo wo years Chnrleil li Burke K K 1 K F Sage SngeIrn SageIra SIlIIOIrll Ira A Kip Tr 1 F Jo hathaway Hathl vly Edwin EdwinAllen F iwin iwinAllen M MAllpu Allen Tohn F Illte 1lIt Thn following officers officersere omctrllwlr officerswere wlr were ere elected President Theodore t Wood Woodbury Woodbur Woodbiiry bury bur vicepresidpnt harks hsrlr H Burke Burketreasurer flurketreasurer urke urketrtll trtll treasurer Urer J F 1 hathaway Ceoretary Ueor teorgev teorgecondItiOn jeoTle jeoTleW e eVf Vf v Iethbrldce IethbrldceTlio JethbrtdrTho Tlio club Is In fine condition with a member membership mfmbfrhlp membershin shin ship of close clo n on to three hundred and fifty fiftyinn fift fiftimll fiftyrind rind inn the last year nnr has hA bean the most pros prosperous prospproul prosperotis pproul perous one financially In the blMory of thn thnlub thnclub thedub club dub I J 1 I J I 1 GASOLINE CARS CARSCombins Combine the best attributes of foreigndesigned cars with the themost themost fl flmost most advanced work of leading American automobile engineers engineersand and vehicle builders builders243O 243O H P Touring Cor 4000 S4OOO3O35 3O35 Ii P Touring Tourln Cor 5000 1214 H P Light Tonneau 1750 175OOur 1750Our 1750Our Our Electric Pleasure Autos Town TownCarriages TownCarriagC TownCearriers Carriages and Dudinsss DUbin Vehicles Vehiclesare Vehicleare Vchlc1eare are are unequalled in Design Efficiency Efl iency and Reliability of Action ActionAt ActionAt ActionAt At the theAutomobile theAutomobile theAutomobile Automobile Show ShowMain Main Floor Centre Aisle AisleWe AisleWe A151eWe We have the most comprehensive display displayof of uptodate models mo els in the entire Exhibition ExhibitionELECTRIC Ex ExhibitionELECTKIC ibition ibitionELECTRIC ELECTRIC VEHICLE COllartford CO COHartford COHartford Hartford Conn Conni ConnIcmbcr Conntcrnber i lcTi6er Association Licensed Auo Mint MintNew ill AllriNew In InNew New Yorh Branch 134 13o 1 13 135 1 13 West 39th 9th St StOpposite StOPl StOp Opposite OPl osltc Metropolitan Opera House HouseL L U Illll IiILtI1R1 UWi AM n J POOL POOLSlosion lOOlSIOIIOII POOLSlOoti Slosion Krnih a rtisllpiiBe to Cure CureI CureUltlrrllramo CureLlemlerlcrnnz I Ueilerliran Tourney TOllrn Entries EntriesOeorire ltI EntriesOeorqe rl rlOfl1rl1J Oeorire HlodHon Slo l On has hu written to Iouts Cure CureIn CltreIn Curein In 1aris vhaieiiRlnir dm II illlf the French FrPlllhlJPcrt expertstp expertstppln tl tlfla thai n mutch Ill it cli or several IIralIlIlLlchps1r1 iniitchPH in ii tehes in thiseitj thiseitjTlie thlecllTheJettir this ity ityrite rite TheJettir letter Is 1I1IrJ7 IIDT on the Ih way IHrl1 rro the deipand deiii deiiiand and in It fjloaaon says t1I f lie lit will ii Ii play Cure Curecushion GurlCIIEhloll Cureetislilot cushion caroms or tSlneh llIrh balklino two two1shots twoshots ivo ivoIIhots shots hi or both In a contest Ollt t of from pile pneto poeto to live night duration for tiny nn rensonnbli1 rensonnbli1Bum fltIOllIblslim Bum The iiitmbT nlllub r of polntihb pol pohimt lit he leaves to toCure toellre toure Cure ure to mime IInm tied asks n kll tint if Uu Jure u r ncoeptsi ncoepts Ilc acdeptsthe Ptltq Ptltqthe i the challenge1 the eontost tont t tnko plniJo IIu c as coon coonsis 10011I ooti ootiii I sis ii tOlIYI1I1 onvenlont Iii Vt ii ten nt to I a the th Frennlininn Ire iiiiitn aim The TheStiidtriit TillI TheStildetit I Stiidtriit nlno 8iiff IIUICHt eslH that nil the net net rate Itaterlldpt gatereceipts ratereceipt receipt KO co to th winner Ill post u for forfeit torflt forfelt felt ns a soon F OOIl n its I I hear Iliyt t tiit lure iire accept acceptisaid neCfptsuld acceptsaid said Mr I Sloatnn Hlo 1on yesterday yesterdayThere yestrihttyTiters i stnrtillr stnrtillrThr There is a ftron 4trohig entry cntr lint for or the nmnteur nmnteurchampionship lilOnlcurohllmJllon amnnteurchcnimlonhip championship ohllmJllon hlJl tournament lit it the Liedcr Liedcrkranz Lledorkrnnz Ilederkrnnz krnnz Club bit next month The entries nlrle do donotclos donolr donot notclos not do doe until tomorrow night but already alreadyenough alrendenonh alreadyenough enough good lIoOllplllrrrs players have hn e scut eut In their niinies niiniesto to Insure hlcli elass dll play la I U thin thl th Is the leading leadingbUlinnl loucllnl1bl11ll1rtl leicl I n C Cblillarit bUlinnl vent Int of the Ih yeir Iar In mnntpiirclrclPti illumoturclrclpAmon ittnteuretreleAmong mnntpiirclrclPtiAmonir Among tho 11045 e who have h eiit eiitred red in I Wllxnn WllxnnP ilson ilsonI P 1 FOBS Oll OB5 the champion hut Mr Ir FOSH haM hiiHtold haMtold hastolrt told hU hl h hi friends 4 that thu t he h will Ill ho tI unable ii to totako 10take totake take part anl 8 nl unless it ho clianfc cliii ngs his h is mind mindho mindhI in hod hodhi ho hi will 111 be hI nn absentee p The field there therefore therfOfl therefore fore will contain tho ha following fohlawingEdward followingEdward follilwlnEdward Edward W V Gardner who won the cup at atI IIItho atthe I the Hanover Club lob tournnment two years ago agoI u agoand o oanrl I nnd and was wa Rccond to Foss last year rnr Arthur ArthurTownwnrt ArthurTownsemid rthurTowlImi Townwnrt of Brooklyn fir Orl l holder of tho thocup thoCUI timecut cup J J He Mun Smith of St Louis who hai hainot luwnot huiinot not played in fl this city clt since Ainc the A A U 1 chant championships ohnmIllonllhlllA chantnionshhmis pionships ut the Knickerbocker Athletio AthletioClub Athletlceluh AthletloChill Club Charles E Conlliin Con kiln of hlca hlcnlCo o who wholast vllOIIIHt hio hiolast last year achieved the distinctfon of defeat defeating defentInl defeatinc inc Inl FOAM os In the Hanover Club ClnblournlllJlent ClnblournlllJlentArthua hit tournament tournamentj tournamentArthur j Arthur Marcotto of Juehec tiehoc who has held heldtho hldthe heldthe the amateur championship of Canada for TorBevcnvl lorlIeerl forsevera Bevcnvl lIeerl I years rnr and Ferdinand Vossenburir Vossenburirtho ollenburlltho tho veteran amateur and champion of the theIlederkranr tholrdlrkrnll7 thuIlecierkruiuiz Ilederkranr Club ClubOthers ClnbOthfr ClubOthers Others who may enter ent r are nflIJr Dr J L I IMial IMini IMInI Mini of New OIIV York Charlefl Hcbhiitt Hch nl of Bon Bonton l3ostout o otOil ton and J Byron Stark of WllktsBnrro WllktsBnrroThere WilkesBorroThero IlkisBnrroThere There will he first second and third prizes prf7esbesides prlzPILbeehlell prizesbtsliiss besides tho Eagle trophy to the winner and nndMaurice nnrlInnrlc andMaurice Maurice Innrlc Daly is I giving a prize for the best bestsingle bstsin bestsIngle single sin lite average and Frank Draz n prize for forthe rortho forthe the hishst score scoreA A cushion cii carom mm tournament for timnteurs timnteurswill utunteursaIhi will 111 begin at Dalys l all1 tomorrow iilsht with withthe WIhthtJ rttlithe the following entries litTle W V 8 Hush W 11111S Hill HillS HI I IH S Do Young W V J Weferllnnd Vefers and Hurry Hl ry ira tlruImm lirnhUIII irahis Imm hUIIIIhe his am amitic ImmThe The handicap pool tournament nt the theAmateur IheAmnlenr timeAmateur Amateur Milliard Club luh was ilniahed tlnlshldludt last Frl Frldny Frldn Friday day dn night with lhl Peter Doelgur o lrcr thn winner winnerThe wittnerThe The rhl results were as U follows followsFirst follosFlrt followsFIrst I First Hound lIoltndlcler Peter Doelitcr Jr 20 mj deff8tcd deff8tcdE defentedE E t Cray 137 37 20 20tOf to I tl P 1 NciHlcr tuiIer 25t JS It defeated defeatedS S N Drake 1 rakc 14C 45 1512511 5 F f A WycUofT 2J defeated defeatedE E 1 O Prcsby Preb 4JJr 00 2J1C W V V A Morschnnner 101 Hidefeated 101dtleatcd 101defeateul defeated J 1 A t Mulllitnn MIIIJ nn 115 15 IK2 J 1U Bmalr It Blair 10 10deteuled W Wdefeated 40defeated defeated 1 Ballln 122 22 4013 1C I M f Tobl ToblllS s 18 18defeated litdefeated 111detealNI defeated Shaw IS lfH 1 It I4 W V II lonit lon 18 defeated defeatedLouis defeatedLOllIs defeatedtotils Louis Casper 1311 33 30 WIH III M Alt Attire ro Alkeji IJJ 30 defeated defeatedChurelilll detenledf defeatdChurchill Churelilll t mi 221 07 lr W f lloutliu r tOt 0 de defeated detented f tented Ib AK A I 2Iio ilnyt lloyt i ta7m 37 h 4030 Hie Richard t Kverett37 Kverett37drfeatrd lrerett e 131 131defeated i idrteAlcrl defeated Cammerer 10 974 iallafher lit litdefeated 161 161detcated 15 15dcfeatd defeated O Uallln 6 OJ 15 55 V lr lr M C Borden 28 28defeated 28deenlrd 2tciefeutcd defeated M Miller 1221 22 IK v 2140 I n I Tobliu 127 22 dc dcfeateil IIItrAtetl ulefeatei feateil Sehutte 13 1322 22 5 J 1 II Smith mhth 37 defeated defeatedli li Alitrturh 37 371 37 37Serond siat siatSeronti 35 35Second Second Kounil J4outndlverett livrrett d derenlerl r nleil Smith S737 S737fislluitticr 872j 872jGalln 3727attaCher Galln fislluitticr brr defeated Kiiuler IS 151 IS Long ix nif defeated defeatedF defeatedF F f Tobias 1H7 114 7 Morschauner Morschnlt rr defeated Houglas HouglasDoelger Unurl4Sii 19 it Doelger defeated de tented Alleen Hucn 20 2018 18 AVyckott AVyckottdefeated Wlcko Wlckoiete Wyrkod Wyrkoddefeated defeated iete ted lllalr 5315 16 Borden defeated Ki 1 F Toblu TobluThird IoblaSI lobiLlRoundLone SI SIThird Third noundLonz defeated Kverett f erelt W IS1ft IS1ftDoeliler litlaDoeIer 1 1Uoelzer Uoelzer defeated Oallauhrr Wl Morscliauser Morscliauserdefeated Morsebauserdeteated Morschauserdefeated defeated Borden in 11120 20 WyckolT a bye byeKerMnnal byeSemnnal byeemlflnal KerMnnal IloundMorschaiiser nounI lnr lha1ltr defeated JWyc JWyckotl re rekolT yclot1 kotl 10 107 7 DoeUer defeated Lone 200 200Final aooFInal 100flnal Final Round lIundUocler Doclzrr defeated Morschsustr MorschsustrM M 2011 2011KeIly 11 11Kelly I IEshhy Kelly and flordon eneh 00 will 111 oiten o n the thehnndlcHp thehandlcup thehandicap handicap pool toiiniainent at the Montauk MontaukAcadomy MontaukclClem uiontaukAcademy Academy clClem In Hrooklyn tomorrow evenIng evenlnI evenInga a J I h CRKSCKXT Rm T A 1 C MEETING MEET1XOAnnual MEETINGAnhiual I1 ETING ETINGnnll1 Annual Heports Show Stmowtho the Club to Be In a aProsperous aIro aIrosperous Prosperous Iro perotls Condition ConditionThe ConditionThi ondltlonTh The Th annual meeting of the Crescent er sCtnt A C CWHS CWH CWHit WHit WH hHd hi ld in the clubhouse Clinton street streetHrooklyn IItr streetrooklyii et etBrookln Hrooklyn last night The members listened listenedto IIstenP i ito to the I hi usual l1 nill reports and then elected mem members melllher mnenihers hers her of the governing committee These Thesemembers Thl Thesenuinlsrs e enWlnhelfI members were Ilr elected to 0 lookafter the clubs clubsinterests clubsInter climbsinterests interests interestsiovernlnit Inter interestsloverntne gts gtsOoernlnor iovernlnit Committee Clavs Cia of 07Charles 0 Charle M MLull Mbull I Iliull Lull Ikmy I Ijinuhaar nlChaur Frank n Torrey Torrc Edgar EdgarJ J 1 Williams ll1Idms llruno W V Bterbauer Frank 1 Price PriceClass Pricerln Pricenasa Class rln of W Paul Grout Frank I I NnlfTen NnlfTenNomlnallnir SnltrenXnOllnatlnlr nIrentflhIulatlflF Nomlnallnir rornmlttreWilliam mmlttft WIIU801 llUsm K I Carhart CarhartTOU11M Carl1arllnl1l arhartLnuli TOU11M lnl1l I llftlley Lewis J Doyle 101 William T 1 t Smith SmithKdmml Smltl1I Smithldword Kdmml I dwn nl A CUUh CUUhPresident Ciouhlrtsident lDu t President r 51dcllt Charles M uI 1 Bull ull In his report reportcongratulated rlporl10nl1ratnll1ttrI reportcoiigrtittthuttetl I congratulated them on the lie prosperity of the thochili theclub chili There are how 2O4 2045 20 5 members dividedns divided I ns follows Army and II ivy L vr 3 3 life too non nonresident nonre nonrsidnt resident re ldfnl 247 n resident 1B95 1B95The I ft0 ft0lhe The Income of tho club last year tar from nil nilsources nilourrE allsources I sources ourrE was vnu I084014 IO mJH nnd the expenditures thoexpendltllres1139i101 theexpendlturesl3977O 13307704 leaving a balance hnlnnlt to ho carried carriedto to the surplus account acr ount of of444itlC 444 A 10 In the theexpenditures thecxp thecxiuetidlttiis cxp expenditures ndltutls there hem Is ono on item of s00 ooo al allowed nllowpcl alIoveil lowed for depreciation of furniture furllit urn nnd fix fixtures fixtures fixthree tures This Is charged because of the lie np npproanhing npproJnhinCrl11DuI tipproanhing proanhing proJnhinCrl11DuI removal of the club The surplus surplusfund surplusfunrlllOW surplusfund fund funrlllOW now unountx to 14fll7n7 WI 6O The Th bonded bondedIndebtedness bondedIndnbltdne bondediiidnbtdneits Indebtedness II Is as follows follol First Irst mortgage on onHay allliar ottha Hay ha Ridge Hid property MSOono first mortgage mortgageon on Pierrepont street property 50000 total totalJ20000 totolS20110MI J20000 J20000The S20110MIThl 3200044lhe The club has purchased three houses and andlots nndIntll andlets lots nt the corner of Clinton and Pierrepont Pierrepontstreets IlerrtPlntIrect lierrepQntatrech streets Irect on which a now no1 house is 1 to be hI erected erectedThe IrlctrdThe erectedriti The conditions of the building trade caused causeda caU ed edII a postponement of this thl work but It will he hostarted heMtorlrrl hestarted started soonlresident noon noonPresident lioonIreldrnt President Hull showed how successful the theeluli th thdull theliuh dull liuh had hil I been ht n In the different departments departmentsof or sportIt sport It favow Tho hockey hOlke team eant won wonthe wontlw wonthu the championship for the fourth time the theluerosso thelu thelacrosse lacrosse lu ro80 team won all the games played playedagainst plndnlulnst playedagtiinst against American teams anti was W defeated defeatedtwice defEntfdtwice defetttudtwice twice by h Canadian tennis H is probable probablethat probnbleIhnt probablethat that n lacro lacrosse t team carti may 11111 be entered for or the tintworlds theworlds thuworlds worlds championship to he h played at St StLouis StJnul StJouls Louis next summer and a visit from an All A1IKnglund AII1ullunrt Allliiglariti Knglund team tigi mtt Is expected I Tho baseball baseballnine bUAeballnllll baseballiiliie nine mild a creditable showing show In and tho thoshooting thoAhootln theshiootlnie shooting bowling golf olr nnd tennis depart departments dtpllrtIIUlIt departittertts ments were Ift well patronizedTim patronized pot cciii ccii cciilliui Tim treasurers feport elJort placed the clubs clubsassets clubsuMetil climbsasSets assets us follows Buy Kldge property property2x 200 city l1t fty lots Imlldlngs furniture Hxtures HxturesAc Ac c 200Kio Pierrejiont street etrltpropert etrltproperttllTfe property propertythree propertythruP three houses and lots lot jKMnno 01100 cash In hand handtXnisTS hnn hnnl2IIA tXnisTS l2IIA furniture In Clinton street house housestock houslNtuck housestock stock on hand diu from members und other othersmall othprlillIIII othercumuli small Items mado the total S4ix33 S40633150 50 The Theliabilities ThelIahlllties theilnhthlttcs liabilities are First mortgage lTIort lCfJ Hay hinge KldgeJ150IHX IUdl IUdl150IM0 hingelhao4sX J150IHX first mortgage Pierrepont street Htrtpt51J streeti 50000 i lot new lie ft second mortgage mortI1R e bond sub subscriptions lIubcrptlonR28IJO subscriptlons scriptions crptlonR28IJO 12810 old old mortgage bomb called calledfor rallfdfor eahledfor for payment 5030 O9 unpaid bills bl1l 20744 S207Hthrifltmas 20744Christmas 20744htristmas Christmas fund 300150 and surplus 3149 149 4J 31707 31707Fyery 367111crY 33707lverv Fyery department In the two club house housemanagement houlpaid hoiisepnld paid showing that there had b11 v vsr iY lIoort lIoortmanIlK gosxlimtunagcmitent management manIlK lIItnt Tho profit from the tea restaurants rlsIILurantA teatuturants taurants In the two houses hOU eH were filtS440 filtS440from 0111140frmll 693140rout from rout wines S2 24r 24033 J013 from cigars S730 730410 730410from 730410from 10 10from from house privileges 644501 from rooms roomst4097Kl roomSIOl7li rooms4o97ita t4097Kl and nn from lockers 127735 making makingtotal maklnrtotal makingii ii total of 5l 5t5oo04 on04 The fhl athletic expenses expensesamounted OXPlnlleDmounted expensesamounted amounted amounted to 511020 11020 baseball hnseballlot cost 108014 SIOAA14ccllnll SlOitO14cyclIng 108014cycling cycling SI7S 175 golf 134721 hockey hock e St0681j in tUti5 tUti5lacrosse r rlacrosse lacrosse 170131 lawn tennis SH 41818 18 and nndshooting ana anashootlnll andshooting shooting sm 15140 15140Karlirnia 10140l4aehienlut o oNIlIIII Karlirnia NIlIIII IJ Head Yacht Club itmhp Members Uc lbers to toHave tolint tohave Have Slew lcl Dinner DinnerTho mnnerThe DinnerThe The iinnual midwinter mess dinner of the thoSachem theSirhpm theSathrmmis Sachem Head Yacht Club will occur at the theArena therlnn theArena Arena rlnn next Saturday H tllrda evening Some forty fortymembers rortymrmhHs fortyineimuhers members of the elub lutt have already nlff arly signified signifiedtheir Ihntnedtheir signifiedtheir their Intention of being present and the thnprogramme theprIIlrnmm theproertininle programme will be III of considerable Interest Interestto InteresttolhOllP interesttothoss to tolhOllP t home who attend Th The new officers are areCommodore arenfte areCommodore Commodore o William a R i Peck vicecommodore vicecommodoreRobert vicecommodorefltbert Robert nfte r U Sewardi w i fleet e captshui captain a ill illIC6 IC6 Capt Caf l t JohnPhelps John Tool1dr Tool1drPhlp 1 1Phelps Phelps secretary ereliLrI and treaiurer Charles F F Tread Treadway TrradO Treadw53 way O The TI1 executive committee are John Ellon EllonWsylancl EIIna FltnnWayland Wsylancl a land ttubert C Mlleli11 and Edward C CSewant CRewanl CSews Sewant RewanlI Sews rut I of I t I t Model No 26 Price 1100 11OOThe 1100The 1100The The 1904 Models of the Worlds Highest Type Typeat TypeoJ oJ at Electric Motor CarsOn Cars CarsOn CareOnexhibition On Onexhibition exhibition arid demonstrated demonstr ted January 16th to 23rd at the Annual AnnualAutomobile AnnualAutomobile AnnualAutomobile Automobile Show s owMadis Madison 1SquareGirden Square Garden include inC1 d de fwpjnbdels equipped equippedwith equippedwith quippedwith with the famous famousEdison famousEdison famousEdi5on Edison Storage Battery BatteryThe The Pope Motor Car Cps Cos exhibit is one of ofthe ofthe ofthe the most interesting interest in at the show this year yearPOPE yearPOPE yearPOPE POPE MOTOR GAR CO COWaverley COWaverl COWaverley Waverley Waverl Dept INDIANAPOLIS I DI N POLl5 I IPOPE IND INDPOPE INDPOPE POPE MAMUFACTUniNO IA UFCTURING CO Selling Sellin Agents AgentsWarrenStreet 12 W Warren WarrenStreet rren Street and lilt BroadwAY N y City CityGASOLENE CityAviwkb lty ltyI Aviwkb AviwkbI I I GASOLENE GASOLENETOURING GASOLENETOURING GASOlINETOURING TOURING TOURINGCAR TOURINGCAR TOURINGCAPS CAR I I 4 Cylinder Locomobile najolcnfc GI 01I11 4uurlng Car 1023 H HI HIEQUAL P PJjJQUAL I IEQUAL EQUAL in material workmanship and finish to thefinest the thefinest thefinest finest imported cars but better adapted adaptedto to American conditions A TRUE SIMPLEX SIMPLEXC SIMPLEXAUTOMOBILE SIMPLEXiiTnhanohl iiTnhanohl C CiniM CIlflhJlOurepaco ursPaco 0 is In the center contorof of the main mainRU I IAUiUmUDlLC I AUTOMOBILE RU AUiUmUDlLC IUITIUUIL E ollUlf SIJDwoursvac sIIU 1 Vt floor of Madison Square Garden GardenTHE GardenTHE GardenTIlE THE locomobile Cocomo ile COMPANY OF AMERICA AMERICABroodway AMERICABroadway AMERICAbroadway Broadway cor 76th 7 ih St N YMember YMrmb Y YMember Member Mrmb r AssociatIon at Licensed Ucens d Auto Manufacturers Now York ork InlvcrMtj t1l1Cr tty Uaielnll Schedule ScheduleThp SchrIl1l1tTh Seheiiiiltlhe Thp Th completed bns bO buiebrmh1 twll scliednlo for the New NewYork Sework NewYork York ork University team am haN hwn nnnounevd nnnounevdby nnnout1re nnnout1reby by Manawr ll1nul r 0Dovd nnd ratified hx the ex exectitlvc exretlllvc e eecittlve ectitlvc committee of tho athletic itstOdntiOmFhis association associationThis LssoclntlonThiA This In I the first time In several years tRrs thnt thntthe thntthe thatthe the locnl team hns h been en scheduled to meet meettin1 meetth nuectthe the th West Point ninn The cnndidntis will willstnrt wm5tnrt wIllstart start work In the cage ea e nboiit Feb 1 The TheHchediilo Thoschedule TImechediile schedule follow followMarch rollollArel followsMarch March Arel 23 Prtneeton at Princeton April 8 Colum Columbia Columhla Commhis his at South Held Flr1 l 7 Trinity at Ohio O lo FIeld lclJ IB IBH InH liiIt H P 1 It 1 at Ohio Field 20 I ifiyette at Ksslon Ksslon2t sslon 2t 211 Wesleyan at Ohio Held f1 1 I May Mn 4 4 Vest Point at atWest ntWe atVesi West We 1 Point 7 Ilutirers at Ohio O lo Field 11 Wen Wenleyan Wesleyna e3 e3lernn leyan at Mlddletowni 14 Trinity at Hartford l1arUordt7 17 Amherst at Ohio O lo Field Ilcld2i 21 1 Union at Ohio Held 23 2 Hutifers at New ew Ilruniwlck S8 Amherst atAnuherat at atAmherst atAml1 Amherst Aml1 rst June 4 Alumni at Ohio Field FieldTho FieldThe Fieldrho The following football cr l1all1p me have been beenarranged htlnIlrrunged beenarranged arranged for the season ea rlll of mot motOct tuOIOct 1901Oct Oct 15 Trinity at Ohio Field Nov 105 5 Haverford Haverfordat at Ohio hlo Field 12 llutjen at Ohio Field IB Union tnlonat at Ohio Field Fieldlames fleldlRl1IeS Fieldtattles lames jue are also pending with IehiglIjn IehiglIjnIolnV Iehilrh Ln Lnrayette Leafayette rayette Ho Rochester he tlr Stevens Institute West WestPoint VctPoint IolnV Point and Wesfeyiin WesfeyiinCol WISlelII Weeleyiuici Col 01 Dill Is Destroyed DestroyedV 1 Ii V Bulls five year old colt Col Bill by byWagner byWallner byitgner4liitlo Wagner itgner4liitlo Mnttlo lllt lo T 1 hm h been destroyed destroyedCol Col Bill IlIIllt at the end ofhls of his three year old career careerwas careerwas careerwas was purchased by Mr Bell from J 1 E Maddenhut Madden Maddenbut Iaddlmbllt but Ifint Benson h hll was a 1 disappointment dl and andwas IIndwall andwas was the thllmmpdlate Immediate cause of the dispute be between b btlVtEn between tween hi his owner and Official Handicapper HandicapperV WIi V H Vooburah rosl lIrfh which took place nt Aqueduct Aqueductlaflt AQup Aqueductlast uet uet181t last fall ana for which Mr Ir Bell was fined finedbroke 210 200 by fun Jock Jockey Club stewards The colt colthroke coltbroke broke down nt Aqueduct and recently Buf Buffered 111 111ffrlrl sliffeted feted from spinal meningitis which proved provedrntnl prOedfalol provedfittel rntnl New York ork A C Veteran derans nine nineOne UlneOne IMneOne One hundred hundrerllllld and fifty 11ft veterans eterttn of the he heYork So SoYork NeYork York Athletic Club lub held their sixth anntw anntwdinner annll1 annll1dllllllr annultmdInnr dinner In the lie cliibhouso last rvenliitf rvenliitfwalls Henll 1 1walls fh fhwalls walls were hung hual with Mass und banners won wonon WNon werOh on track field und river and mud tlio mhles mhlesndnrned tllhl or ordorned pfltidnrnetl ndnrned with flowers unil Ullt HIIUWX 1I11i x v vAustin Dr DrAlllltin P PAustIn Austin Flint iirewlded at the tl lie Ktn guit II ts I talii taliiwhich lat tatit tatitwhich I Iwhich which wnson a raised platfnrm unit n l i no tinstde n eltii eltiiside 1111 1111sIde side of him were lohn It Van 011 Wornier IH IHpresident Ihof ilupresident president of the t lie club JenniiiK H i Cox t nx IX Hjrt HjrtS Bnrl Bnrlf1 S 4 Weeks f1 ks Harry IInfT Iluirimycr Justuf 11 IIilldvraleeve 11Hlidlr 11tIidtrudeeve illdvraleeve Hlidlr leeve Juatici J imuitle C C II Truax rruti ex exf i F FCommisslontr r rCommissioner I IComml81110llr Commissioner Stunr Iitur I nnd i Hen jfl OMI OMIMoorfl ieorelooro Vf Moore Smith 14ii Itim all a Il of whom w homu renpuw rr rulfl M nrloi nrloito hrl1 hrl1to hrt1to to calls from thn chairman A t lush iyBrwing IIJllrRIInl lushsting wing nnd an orchestra also furnish fllrnl titrntsedl hed I151 1105The I151The Idml IdmlThe I IfollowlI 4follows The annual election of officer ri resulted ultedi ultedifollows follows Howell 10111111 11 I I BawLs president presidentam prr lclfJ1t Islt IsltRo TarcItoas Ro Itoas am Curran urruin ricepresident ICfpr ldllIt H llet lletsecretary fiiy fiiyetary AllB Ain AibE secretary etary Walter S WINon iIolI ireunurer IrflI I tJIr Aint B Colrax t lfax William II KoMon nol lI f1 neil ii ti H I IMitchell 1 Icoumu 1Mitchell Mitchell executive cap comniltte comnilttePitaun CDtI1l11lttN1rfIaIIy coumu nih tee rettt retttPitmay a Pitaun eondvy or Tertiary Blood Foists FoistsPermanently f polscnPermanently ol n nthe Permanently Cured Yon can M treated at borq borqnndar born bornunder We 0Ur1 0Ur1the ollettthe Capital fjOOOOO OO under same guaranty the w wool woolcases rL rLea We Ve bnerllred the mo most t nbitlnato calM eaiwoawi cases ea In IS 1510 to 35 days da If you ou havo taken nMcnir nMcnirlodld mrtlllIodide t tPate Meeu4 Meeu4Patches 1 1Patch Icr Iodide Iodidepotash potash and itlll ha have aehs and Pj paInS Ins Patch Patches h In Month Sore Throat Plmfj Plmllebo Pimples COIr COIrColore18pot COflrtColored part of the hndT odyhImlC odyhImlCshrews Jill Jillebro 11I1 ir Colored Colore18pot SpOts Ulcers on an any ebro shrews talllnl ont write rlte fot of Proof o of cure cures cureslm 1 ok Remedy dlr Co Cot930g1soIza 2 lm t930g1soIza I DI TULI Cling ill I qt Isk VIM

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I i iiPffl iiPfflN5 f 1 f 1t t td i il ii d l StJN N5 175 1604 i n HICKS HIKS THE JOCKEY JO KEY AN H ASSET ASSETATTEMPT ASSETATTEMPT ATTEMPT TO GET POSSESSION POSSESSIONF POSSESSIONF11UI OF OFHIM HIM BY LAWSUIT LAWSUITCourt LAWSUICeat Court Ceat Here Jlrrt Says Sa Hes HeEIUe Either al an Apprentice Apprenticeor or Ho 10 Isnt IsntI If He HeIs He Stay ta Where WhereHe er He Is IIt If He lelt Isnt Nobody Nob tmt ut Blta Bltanclf mi nclf tt Can Get GetPoeulni PoMculon of mi miChls Him HimThis This Beetns NI to me me to be b a bold blda attempt attemptJustice Justice JUJtc Clarke said yesterday stery of a proceed proceeding pred predInp mp ing Inp before bfor him to get gt possession pl n of a val valuable va uable asset n st in the shapeof ebap of a good go jockey jockeyfor jok for the purpose pure of gain without wihout any cn cnslfleratlon con coneldoration eldoration of the wishes wishs or Interests Intert of oftho orthn tho boy himself himselfHe hlmt I He wns a disposing dip0ing of an anacHon action brought broughti br ght I i by b Emile Emie Kahn holding a power per of attorney attorneyfrom attorey from Hamilton Hamion M Wright Wrght of New NewOrleal Orleans Orleansto 1 to obtain possession pONesslon of a negro negro jockey jockeyWallace Jokey JokeyWalao Wallace Walao Hicks Helt Last Lst Mason aon Btcka Hick rode roderery rde rdeuy rery uy Riicrpsufully uc lruly on Northern Norher tracks trlts trltsAlphon i iAlphonco Alphon Alphonco J PJicque a horse hol owner of New NewOrleans NewOrlean Orleans has ha had control of Hicks Hcks under uder a acontract a acontrct contract contrct of apprenticeship apprntcohp executed by the th thbovs j jboys boys father in March 1802 10 Hicks was wasapprenticed wa apprenticed apprnticd to Plicque Plcque for three thre years yar from fromthat frm frmthlt that date dl The boy was wn then 17 years year old oldThe oldThe The father was to receive rcive 140 li every three threemonths thr months monthl while whie the lad was to be b ever educated educatedind educatedfnd fnd ind properly prprly cared for After Ater training trining the thehoy theby by hoy Plfcriue Plclo brought him North Norh lost lat year yearto ar arto to rido The lad was WI so successful Iuosful that thatthe th the father Bought ou ht to get him h back bk The Thef T i f father cancelled cncled tho contract contrac with Ith Plioque Plioquefind Ploue PloueInd find Ind nppolntod Wright Wrght his agent to dispose disposeof dlJ I of the boys services 8rvics and instructed Iltrce Kahn Kahnto Khn Khnto to begin bgin suit to regain rgain possession pos88lon of his histon hllon ton on It I was Vl urged on liehalf behal of ofhe the applica application applca applcation tion that under the law of Louisiana Luiina ap apprentlwslilp apprent prentlwslilp prent lcshlp contracts cntmctf expire expir for males mes nt ntj at j the RCB Rln of 18 18William 18Wiim William Wiim H I Ptige PI ge Jr appeared for the thejocoy 1 jockey jocoy who does dol not want apper to change chnge mas masters mI ters t rB Tin urged urge that that an apprenticeship apprenticeshipcould npprntlp npprntlpoul could oul legally Ipgnly continue cntnue until unti the age of 21 21Ho 21Ho Ho insUted inl tld that to enforce the arrange arrangement arnge ment to bond the boy by over enore to Wright would wouldpracticlly wUd wUdpmctcly practiclly pmctcly be a 1 return rtur to slavery slaver Justice JUllco Clarke held that no good reason I Iwas rn rnas was as shown why the relationship rllton hTp R between Own OwnIhe I Ithe the apprentice apprnntce and Plicque Plcue should soud be bebroken bellken broken llken nnd nd tuggtte suggested that tbt tWe th parties prlH to toUiesuit tot Uiesuit t he suit should take tle their case Cse to Louisiana Louisianawhere Luisn where tho contracts cntrcs were made mde and where whereth whtr th thlparles parties reside resideI lEside lEsider I r know of no contract c01trc the Justice Justiceadded Jutco Jutcoadde added adde which whih confers cnfer the right rght of ofp8e8lon ofp8e8lonf possession possessionof of f a boy by except eXCpt a contract cntrc of apprentice apprenticeship npprnt ship and If the petitioners claim is correct correctthat that such contracts cntrcs pttonerB are by tho law lw of cr Louisi Louisinna Lull Lullnn nna nn invalid Invald after afer a boy by reaches reche 18 then thenthis tbenthis this subsequent su uont contract cntrc is also al Invalid InvalidIf Invald InvaldI If I the theflt first contract cntrc is not one of npprentice npprenticeor opprntc hlp then It mut b sme fon of llver or r peonage which is forbidden by the Con Cn CnItuton I Ii i etltution Ituton pnnge of the United Unite States Ste SteANT I IWANT WANT ANT WHITES J11ES BODY OUSTED OUSTEDControversy OUSTEDControven Controversy Over nnrylns Bnrln a Murderer lUotrer In Ina I a Village lae Cemetery Cemrter Goes Goe to Hither IlberCou Court CourtWIUWSBABHE WIUWSBABHE WJrSBABBEJanlllTe Jan 18 The fight fht waged wagedfor wage for the te last lt tlirce thre years yea between btwen the Whites Whitesand Whie and the AntiWhites of Sweet Valley AntWhlo Set Va near nearhere ner nerhere here was wa taken this week ek into the Superior SuperiorCourt Suprior SupriorCut Court Cut and the Judges were asked uke to over overrule overrule rule the local locl court cut The war a is I waged wag over overtho ovr ovrtho tho right of the Whitesto Wlelt inter Iter the body bdy of ofRalph ofRlph Ralph Rlph White Whie a murderer mudertr and oe suicide in inthe Inthe the Sweet Valley Valey cemetery ceete where there therelie therelie lie scores lores of the honest honft fanner faer folk of the thevalley theTaley valley Taley It I was w placed ple there tber under Ider an anarmed anarmed I armed guard gud the grave rav was Wa robbed robb the thebody thebodywa body bodywa was reinterred reinter and the case c ha bllnc since sincebeen been fought in the courts courtsWhite Cutl CutlWhie White Whie about abut four fou years ye ago ao murdered murderedhis mudered muderedhi his hi nephew Several Seral months monh after ater being beingconvicted beingcnvIced I convicted cnvIced he committed cmite suioide in the thejail thejai jail jai here ere The body was wa taken to the thehome thebome home of his relative relaive in Sweet Swtet Valley Valleythe Val buta8 Boon a the other r ldents head headthe the burial buil was wa to be b in the family fal1 plot they theyarose tey tey8rO arose 8rO in revolt rvolt On the day dy of the funeral funeralthey fural furalthey they barred brred the cemetery cmeter gates and stood stoodguard Ito guard gu over them refusing relulng to admit ait the theinter tbetuneral tuneral pty For thre dy Wlte tbe tried t inter the body bdy and od finally fly appealed appealedto appaed appaedto to the courts cuts Sheriffs deputies were weresent werelent sent lent to the scene scne and od they escorted erte the thefuneral theflnerallnto funeral flnerallnto into the cemetery cmeter and ad saw that tht the thebody theto body to dy was wn interred iterre without wihout interference interferenceThe Interfernc The bitterness bl nM this caused ou was a intense intenseFor InteMbFor For nights afterward aterad armed ane Whites Whie guarded guardedthe gde the grave fearing feing an o attempt atempt to disinter disinterthe dllinterthe the body ody and the guard guad was WI not removed removeduntil until unti it was wa believed bleved the feeling felm reove against againsttl tl HIe e murderer muderer had ha been ben overcome ovrce aKnlt aKnltHIe A few fewnights fe nights later lter the grave was wa torn open and andthe andt the t hebdy body hidden gv in the bottom bttom of opn Grassy Oruy Oruyond j Pond ond It I was WB days da before bfore the te angry Whites Whitesnearehlng Wies Wiesferhlng ferhlng nearehlng for It fully flly armed ae and ad ang determined determinedto deel to shoot the grave ara ve robbers robbr if I they caught caughtthem cught cughtthm them managed manged to find fnd it It I was wa then rein relnl l rred r d and anl the grave was wa covered cvete high with withgreat wih wihgeatstones great geatstones stones There the body bdy has ha since Iinc re remained rO mained Ialned undisturbed undl turhed but the fight fht went on onThose onI I Those hse opposed oPpSd to the body being lg in the thecemetery te temeter cemetery meter came ce into the tle local Jol courts cU and andattacked d dltaco ltaco attacked the right of the tIe Whites Whies to place placeit plc it in the cemetery ceter Tho courts CUrl overruled overle 1 em m and nnt they t then appealed appale to the higher highercourt hllber1t court 1t and the case ce was wa argued argu this th week wek The decision ecllon is expected expce in a few days daysACCUSED dAYICUSED ACCUSED CUSED MRSES NlRSES OV TRIAL TRIALWoman TRIL TRILoman Woman oman Reporters prter Story Stor About Wards WardsInland an Inland and Patients Dr Dr Frederick Freerck Peterson PeteJon president of the theState thetlateCommisslon State tlateCommisslon Commission in Lunacy Luncy conducted an aninvestigation anInestlgatlon investigation yesterday yesteray afternoon afernon of the theAlleged theIlieied Ilieied Alleged ill i treatment tretment of insane Inne patients ptents in inthe Inthe the Manhattan State Hospital on Wards WardsIsland WardsIland Island Iland The Te charges were made in a news newspaper newl paper pper article aricle by Miss 189 Ellen Elen Isabel Iabel Farley FarleyB i ia B reporter rporer who was employed employe in the hospital hospitalfor hospitl hospitlfor for three weeks as IS a 1 nurse nurseThere nUJe There Tere wore specific speifc allegations alegatons against againsttwo I two nurses Delia Dela N Brussand Broussoand Mary T f f I f i r ra Egan The former wa acuRd of pulng pulnga a patients ptents hair and the latter ltter of pulling pullinga punga a patients ptients hair and slapping slpping her They Toy denied the charges and Miss MI8 Farley wasj wasjthe walthe the only witness against them themFive themFive Five patients ptents were wcr brought In and ex exsmine1 exAmlne1 smine1 an If to their physical physicl condition cnditon and andwore andwor wore wor asked whether they were wer overworked oveMorke Their coherent coherentDr 11el cohernt coherntDr answers unswer to all al questions qustor were in incoherent Incohernt Dr Peterson said that 200 20at attendant ndantl were wereemployed er employed employe on Wards Wardl Island Islod and that that 244 244resigned 2Urllgne resigned rllgne and 41 were wer dismiss demill last 1t yer year Four were dismissed dismiss for abusing patients patientsDr Dr Peterson Iotcrsn left the decision desion of toe ptents ptentsDr cases casesof cs csor of the two nursed nurES to Dr Emmet Emmt C Dent Dentsuperintendent DentIuprnlendent superintendent Iuprnlendent of the hospital hospitl Dr Dent Dentsaid DentBlld Blld said that thlt he would announce announc his decision decsion later aftor afar reading ldlng tho notes taken by the stenographer stenographerDOMINIE stenogrpher stenogrpherDO DOMINIE DO IlIE DRIVES DRIES A TROTTER TROTTERThe TROTERTe The Te Old Od CJrav Irr Hone Wont De Held leld In Inand I and M Always hVa Bead Ready for m Bruih BruihNEW BruhEW NEW EW BRUNSWICK BBUN8WIC Jan 18 l The Te old story storyabout stcr about the dominie and his hi fast fat trotter troter hoa hoaa hl a parallel paral 1 in Metuohen as a people driving drivingalong drvln drvlnalong along the road have been ben finding fnding out lately Some time ago ao George Gore Benner Bner who owned owneda one a gray horse hor which can cn trot trt well wel under underthree ud er erthree I three minutes InlnltAs gave the animal to the theHov theRo Ro Hov J J F Fenton Fentn rector rr of St S Lukes Luke LukeEpicpal Episcopal Epicpal Church Metuehen Metuehe Mr Fenton enton hl his Is I as 8 cloth clothThe olot staid and conservative coneratve as a becomes bme The old gray gry horse hon however hoevr JIM ha bad baduporty ba uporty instincts I ntnct ever since Iinc his hi colt days daysand and Ind would rather rather drop In his hi tracks trl d than thanhas leo onother hor go b him o the I Ino to Domnie got the hor te olmal r has ha not changed chango Ho Je picks up his hL heels heelsand heel and a lets out a 240 gait as soon 80n u ho hears hearsanybody hel anybody anyboy coming behind behindStrangers beblndStraer Strangers Straer who dont know k the te circum circumstances cirum cirumftanC ftanC stances have been bn inclined Inclne to dub Mr Fenton thesportlngparson the sorin but he doennt d nt deserve dre the reputation rputaton pron for there tber U I no hold holdPresident Ing old gray I tat holo holoPlirnt President Plirnt to Open Ope Old Od fluard uard Ball BallThe Dai DaiTe The Te annual ball bl of the te Old Guard Gur will wi be begiven begiven given in tho Metropolitan Metrplt Opera House Houseon on Tuesday Tuesar evenln evenlne Jen n 28 2 Gen Adna Chaffee Caa and his hs staff stl are expected excte to t attend attendand aUndand and take Ik part in tho march mrch at midnight midnightIt midnightIt It It the is ball baU Mid that President l lldont Roosevelt Rolvelt will wi opt optthe Ortn Ortnthe i FRIEND FIB DOTBBWOMENl OF THE WOMEN M DS DSGolden i iGodeD Golden GodeD JnMlee beor or the to New York Yorklfmar YorklfmariU Infirmary InfirmaryMen Men iU n Seoldfd SeoldfdThe 8lde The Tl New York Infirmary Irr for Women Womn and andChildren andCUdn Children CUdn tho th first frt institution lttuton in this thi city to toencourage toenour encourage enour coeducation cucion in the tb study sudy of ofmedicine ofmeJle meJle medicine celebrated lobred its Is fiftieth ffleh anniversary anniversaryat at atalaly a largely attended reception rplon in I the Wai Waldor WaidorfAstoria dorfAstoria dor Aor atneJ last l night nght The T chief oher address addresswaa waa w made m by Dr D William WUlm B Welch of Johns JohnsHopkins Jobl Hopkins Hopln University UniversityTon Unlvlty UnlvltyTnrr Ton Tnrr years ago a said Dr Welch co coeducation coe education e ctOD at a Johns John Hopkins Hopklr waa a looked lookedupon lookedUPD upon UPD with lh horror hOlr and disapproval dipprval If I it itwere Itwr were wr left lf to t the th choice oholc of the men today todaythere todaythr there thr would woud be b no idea of withdrawing lthdrwli the therights therlhtl rights rlhtl of women woen sfudents sfudentsWomen sudentl Women students etdent have hve elevated etevat the tone toneof tne tneor of Johns John Hopkins Hopl both bt from the te vlowpoint vlowpointof viewoint viewointof of the te student and of the te teacher taher as aweU aweUWomen well wellWomen Women today have hav tho some se fitness fts as a men menthesame mentho thesame tho me capabilities aptitude apttude and power powerphysically physically phicly cpbltl and ad mentally menty in the field feld pwerJ pwerJphicly of ofmedicines 01 01m medicines m lclns For this tWaln reason the same oppor opportunities tunities tutes should shoud be b given them aeoppr aeopprtutes I should shouldopportunities Ihouldcl opportunities cl It noting were le thn curtailed a calty I thes wer curtle opprunite Miss M Carey Crr Thomas Thoms prsident president of ofn ofBr Br n Mawr College Cleg followed folowed Dr Welch WelchTho WelchThG Tho men mn have blocked bloked the way wa of woman womanIn womn womnIn In her from the be beginning progress prgre at every step trm b ginning said sid Miw MIThoms ever Thomas They Tey have havebeen haoben been ben especially spclaly jealous In England Egland and in inthe Inthe the United States Sates The severest Bvelt narrow narrowcst nrow nrowest womenhav womenhavever have haveever cst most cowardly jealousy jelous women owarly ever hod h to meet mt has h come cme from frm men in inmedical Inmedicl medical medicl spheres ahr From Frm these the has h come comethe cmo the bitterest bitrst opposition oppiton They have bve denied deniedwomen deniedwomn women womn the best blt opportunities oppruite In science sciencewho solenc elpclal her In New York YorkMS MS Thom opke of the women womenwho who have to t be b treated trtd by men pr and yet yetthe yt ytthe the men object obje to the poor pr men mn being bin sub subjected lub jected Jee to treatment trtmont from frm women womenDr womenDr Dr Emily Emiy Blaokwell Blkel who was wa the first firstfounders frt frtwoan woan dotr In Ne York and one or the thefouder founders fouder of the te infirmary Inrmr was to t have hve made madean mde mdean an address addr Dr Alexander Aexnder Lambert Lmbr who whopresided whoprlde presided prlde announced aounC that tht the te extreme extrme extrmeof age ageprevented of Dr Bakwel and te Inclement weter weterprvent prevented prvent her attendance atldcl Her address ar was wasread wa read rd by Dr Robinson RobinsonDr Rbnn RbnnDr Dr Annie Ane 8 Daniel of the infirmary Infnr told toldof toldof of a branch brnch of ito lt work having hving been bn estab established etb etblshe lished lshe in Porto Pro Rloo Ro two months mont ago 010 and andof andof of other stations lttlon in India Indi China Cina Russia Russiaand RU and Corea CoreaBACKED Cor CorlUCKD BACKED lUCKD BY ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTPenflfld ROOSEVELTPenntld Penflfld of the State 8tte Department Deprment Candi Candidate Cndl Cndldt dt date for Governor Govmor of Indiana IndianaiNDUNirous ladan INDI iNDUNirous N JLs Jan J 18 l Friends Fiendl of Presi President Pi Pident dent Roosevelt Rosevelt in this ti city cit and throughout throughoutthe truhout truhoutte the te State Stt are ar bringing pressure prur to t bear bearon be on Judge William Wiia L Penfleld Peetd of Auburn AuburnDeKalb Aubun AubunDKb DeKalb DKb county cuty who holds a place plc In the theState te teStt State Stt Department Dpatet at Washington Waintn to enter enterthe entr entrte the te race r for Governor Govr and ad it is I understood understoodthat uerto that tat few days daysWilliam daysWiia he will i announce anunc his candidacy cdldaoy in a afew arew William Wiia L Taylor of this thi city and J F FHonly FHay Hay Honly of Lafayette are ar now candidates candidatesfor cndldatC ffayte for the nomination nonton but it is understood understoodthat undetoo that neither nebr is L wholly holy acceptable aeptble to the theAdministration thedmnitrloD Administration dmnitrloD Republicans Republc and Judge JudgePenfield Jug Penfield them themJudge Ponfeld themJudg is iblllme being groomed for a race re against againstthem aaint aaintthem Judge Judg Penfield Penfeld was wa here her at the te recent recentRepublican rnt rntRepubla Republican Republa lovefeast lovefet and d it was 1 said sd at atthat atthal that thal time tmo that tht he came specially to t use u his hisinfluence WsInuenc epcly influence Inuenc in Inbhf bohalf of bfte the President PresidentThe Psidnt The 1 demonstration dmltral in i favor favr of o Senator SenatorHanna Snator SnatorHann Hanna Hann was wa so 1 pronounced prnounced when contrasted contrastedwith cntraste with wit the enthusiasm enthul that tha followed foh wed references referencesto rferencs rferencsto to the t President Pridnt that It was thought tbught the theJudge theJudg Judge Judg would woud be discouraged diuaa by the outlook outlookand outlok outlokand and himself candidate candidateIt not announce anounc hlrelf as a a candidte It I was a the expectation exttion of his friends friendsthat friendstht that tht his announcement anucmet would woud be b made mde at atthe atte the te metng meeting and ad it has hal since Iinc been bn said sd that thatthe tht thtthe the marked mrked sentiment sntment in favor of Hanna Hannawaa Hann waa wa time timeThe one cause cue for withholding witholding it at that thattime tht thttime ten The Te days daysMRS d dMRS announcement anounomnt is I now expected exctd within withinten withi MRS JORDANS JORANS 943 10 OOO LEGACY LEGACYRelatives LEG4CIDelative Delative Relatives of G W Todd Tod Think Tink a Scheme SchemeWas Icbeme Icbeme1a Was 1a Made lae to t Defraud frnl Uli Di Heirs HeirsBBOCKTOV lel BBOCKTOV BOT Mass 11 Jan 10 100ty City Marshal MarshalBoyden M Boyden hareceived a letter from frm Charles CharlesS Bytnhrclved arlS arlSS S Vincent Vrnt of Gear Cear Lake Lke Iowa Iwa inquiring inquiringabout Inquirg Inquirgabut about abut Sirs li Peter Jordan Joran of this thcty dty who whoIt whoIt It was wa reported rprod last it summer emmer bod b been ben re remembered remember membered member In I the will wi of George W Tcdd Tcddan Tcddan an eccentric ento pcdler pdr of otSue Syracuse It I was wassaid wa said Md that tt he had b left lef her about abut 145000 150 prac practically pr tically ticly his entire entre fortune fortuneThe forune foruneTe The Te letter says sys that relatives relatvtl of Todd Toddbelieve ToddIUv believe IUv that tha the story stry that tht he bod ha stolon stolonMrs ltlon ltlonM Mrs M Jordans Jors pockatbook pkothkat at the te Brockton BrocktonFair Brcktn BrcktnFa Fair Fa in I 1888 18 and a then ten had ha left his hL fortune fortuneto forune forunet to t her hr because bUe he was wa conscience cnienc stricken strcken at atthe atte the te time tie of his h death de t is I a scheme ahe me to t defraud defraudthe defraudthe the rightful rghtu heirs hl of their ti due dueMr du Mr Vincent Vicn writes wrte that th Todd Tod died die April Afr1 4 H 1903 and the following folowng May My the will was wasJordan wa waJe 181 an wi the to Je pUblo levln M Jordan The Te will was WI not prpry witnessed wltn and andaccordingly Jorn an accordingly acrlnsly has h wl not no been bn probated prbe He Hesays Hesy says that tha another anohe will il hoa b been ben found foundpurporting foun purporting sy purig to be b drawn drw by Otto Frlnk Frlnkattorney Fn attorney atome and witnessed wllby by Israel lrl Cooper Cooperof C r rof of Hamilton Hrltn an pn Out There Tere waa WI some sme talk talkcame talt taltcncrg at nk to tme te tor cncrg came out concerning Mrs Jordan Jordanwas and It Itw was ce w said sid that tt cncrg he witnessed wlM the te will wl in I her herfavor hr hrfavor favor It I was wa also a said lid that tht Frink Frk lived livedin lve in Brockton City under uder a different dert name nameand nae naeand Btn and had died diedMrs ie the Mrs z1 legacy hd Jordan Jord has h done d ne nothing nothng about aboutthe abut abutthe PURDUE STUDENTS STUDBN MEMORIAL MEMORIALPresident President Peldrnt IngaUs Ila of the Dl Dl Four Fou Give Give1BOOO GVN 8110 1BOOO Toward Tow a Gymnasium GymnasiumLAFATBTTB GdnmL LAFATBTTB L UT Ind Jan Ja ie 10A A gift gt of 13000 150 toward towar the construction conrcton of a 1100 100000 100000gymnasium gymnasium Iymalu at Purdue Prdle University Univerity in inmemory Inmemor memory memor of the seventeen seventen students studontl and andfootball andfotbl football fotbl players playr killed IUe In the th Purdue Prdue special specialwreck spclt spcltwrk wreck wrk at Indianapolis Indanpl on Oct Oc 31 1003 10 was wasassured assured lurd in a telegram tlegrm tonight from frm M MIngall K KIngolls Ingolls Ingall president prsident I of the tb Big Four FOlr Railroad RailroadCompany Riload RiloadCm Company curred Cm ny on which road roa the disaster dter oc occurred occrd curredThe crd The movement movemnt started ltred scarcely lorely two twomonths twomonth months ago has h received rcived new impetus IpUI by bythe bythe the month liberal lbm afo gift of the th Big Bi Four Company Companyand Cm ny nyand and it Is probable prbble gf the entire entr fund fud will wil be becollected b collected colce Inside of tho present prlent year yearBIG yearDIG BIG GAMES AT PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIAIntercollegiate PHILADELHIA PHILADELHIAIterolellat Intercollegiate Iterolellat A A A A A Decides Deolde to Hold HoldNext 10id 10idNe Next Meet on Franklin Field FieldBOSTON Fkln Ne Mee Fed FedBeTON BOSTON BeTON Jan Ja is IBDeleeatl Delegates from the theIntercollegiate theIntroleat Introleat Intercollegiate Amateur Amatur Athletic Association Associationof Alloclatin Alloclatinof of America m met t at the Hotel Hotl Touralne tonight tonightVsrvnni tonlehtad tor deJphla deJphlaHr ad the yot Iprlg t of hold I th at Franl anua del Fil Ieetpl P Ua UadeJphla Vsrvnni Hr was u anxious anxiou to secure lecr the th meeting metl for her new ittdlum but bu the th delegates deleeate felt feltthat feltthlt htr tdJum that thlt al s the YalHarvard yalHaar dual dul meet would wouldcollegiate wouldbe be held at Cambrldl a weok prior t the Inter InterCUeat collegiate meet It would be b best Dst to go to Phil Philadelonla Phi adelonla CUeat meet It WM WI voted votd however bowevr I to suggest suggestmmmwim SUlelt SUleltt adeljnla I he ror rorthe mmmwim mmmwimdesign t the te aNocaton or I9S b tht he at ffld gldleJ meetnl Field FieldThe The Iprn to oopt thl dtleate al vot design for the championship camplonhlp cup submitted submittedby lubmlttd lubmlttdby by the Oorbam Manufacturing Mauracturlnl Company of ofKetr otNe Ketr Ne York and the thelcretary secretary was 18 authorized authorizedto Buthorlzwt to par Yorl a sum a not exceeding exceAlna 11000 tO for the thetrophy thotrophy t trophy The design della calls fall for a vase al about abouttwentysix abut abuttwetylx twentysix twetylx Inches Icho tall tl made of silver Ilvrr and andelaborately andtlbraty elaborately chased chasedThe tlbraty The delegates de Iatu chae In attendance attnance were Ous Oustavui OU OUtw tavui T KIrby of Columbia Clumhls Thornton Oer Oerrtsh Oerrlsh rtsh tw of Harvard Harvad E Btauffen 8tuttn Jr of Colum Columbia Olum Olumbl bia bl E McP P Armstrong Ar of Princeton PlcetntPayan PlcetntPayanDAna Pavson PavsonDan tonl Dan of J Harvard Han EJ E J CJapp Ca p of Yale a e J C COllpln aOUpin Ollpln of tr the University Un vrl y of Pennsylvania elnslvnta and andC andC C R Adams of New Ne York University UniversityThe Unlnnlr UnlnnlrThe The Aam delegates deleptl visited visitd Harvard Huvar and looked lookedthe loke the stadium over Afterward Aftrud they were wereconducted wrroclductd conducted tlu around Aound the university unlvrlty buildings buildingsby b dlnl clductd by Pnyaon Dana and Capt Cpt Rusk of the Har Harvard lar larv vard v pay track team and atben then dined dine at the Union UnionJOTTINGS UnionOTtINGS JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN TOWNAnother TOWNAloUe Another auction aumln sal le of boxes bJU for the X1hJ Knights KnightsofSwmbMChrtty ofSwmbMChrtty AloUe baUwulbrteldin wil belel In Unamall tumal an andltortum u u4tlruI dltortum otClumb1cbrt 4tlruI at I oclock oclockThe oclk oclkTe ol ptadUon palD b Square Suar Garden Oal thla Ul afternoon afternoonat a1rOD a1rODat The Association AaUD of th ti Friends Fredot of the Ile Sick Sck and andFtoor nc I Ftoor Te iBder the patronac or 100 10 women have lve ar arnnf arree nnf Prolcer ree iT e ohar1tyi olrt Ue ptrn reQtlD puoa and 1 ball to 1 txi I given givenst lven lvenat I st ti HoW aavojr syO on Jan la 3D 3DW W tl Bourk Coolmn Ook will w lecture letne on Charity Charitytn Chat tn Oaraert Bu1e Hall lonlfbl for the benefit of th 1M Hel 1nleb I Vfitr Oalele o of St Vbxwnt Vlot de Paul Archbishop Arhblp Farley Farleybr 8111 br b 1 a prlde concert concertTin con r a th lotur whlcl W be folowed folowedb Tin Oeiman Tman Cfcatlty Ball win W1 b bl given elvf at lt trie trieWaldorf r Oattr Waldorf Astoria on Wednesday Weneday night nleht3me 3onie of llm llmhujliuNlfrs 1111 hujliuNlfrs Wldnrstora b f n r L I Boa L Georle eorg C C1ldl BoldlOfor Oorl c cKhrett Khrett 1 IeL Her HerUbl Jomn ldde L ab RPlrt war Ubl Adain AI 1 W laD Yl a WoUra WoUrafl fl t t t AMATEUR AIATEURWRHSTLRS WRESTLERS VEEtSTIRRING VEEt mtSTIRRNG STIRRING STIRRNG BOUTS IN METROPOLI METROPOLITAN TAN CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPSPreliminaries ps psJlllnarN OHAIPIONSl Preliminaries JlllnarN Draw Daw a Bis 011 Crowd Cod to Na National N NUOn tional UOn A C CNUot Nlflot Wlni lli In Two Claim ClaimMany Many llan Close COe Contests Decided Dtcldrd on onthe ontbe the Work Done by b the Competitor CompetitorA Competton CompettonA A big crowd attended attnded the preliminary preliminarywrestling prelminary prelminaryreltln wrestling reltln bouts boutf of the Metropolitan Metropoltan branch branchof of the A A U for tho amateur championships championshipsat at the National Naton l A C U 1 and 13 Ceiiarstreet CeiiarstreetBrooklyn Cearstret CearstretBroklY Brooklyn BroklY last night Champions past and andpresent andprsnt present prsnt competed cmpet and Id enthusiasm etbuelasmwal was rife rifethroughout rie riethrouhoutthenenln throughout throuhoutthenenln thoevening Owing Owlc to the large largenumber number numbr of entries entrlel the management decided decidedto to t make two nights nlht of Itto Itt choose chol ellglbles ellglblesfor lalbJI for the finals fal Sq tomorrow tomorow night the re remaining remalnlna maining preliminaries prelmlnarlll wlllho wUIhe held hel The Tie date datefor d te tetor for the finals falwl will be b decide decided on later ltr The Thefollowing Thefolllnl following folllnl classes cJs8were were held IOS pounds poundsHi punds Hi 11 pounds pounds pundl is pounds pou dl 13S 13 pounds pund and 145 145pounds U5punds poundsThe punds The bent 08t and most exciting nc tn A natch mRth was wal the theone theone one between btweln W T TNelson Nelson St St George Oeor A C Cand 0and and Oeorge Oeore Mehnprt Mehnlrt National Naton Turn Tr Vereln VerelnIn In the 116pound lGpound division Mehnert who Is Isnow II now the premier at this weight 1lleht had ha the time timeof tlmt of his hil career In II beatine beatnl Nelson who headed headedthis heade this thl class for several severals80ns seasons Mehnert MehnIrt tried triedhis trie his hi utmost to throw Nelson but the best bst he hecould hecould could do was WR to secure the verdict after a aclose acos close cos and bitter bittr struggle Itr lle At that an extra extrabout cxta cxtabout bout of three minutes was 8 ordered by tho thoreferee thorfen referee refereeThree rfen rfenThree Three of George Bothners pupils were werewinners ere erelnner winners lnner last Int night namely name W Ear 103 103pounds 10 pounds A Karl 125 1 pounds and J Nlfiot 125 and 135 1 pound class cass Nlflot Nlfot who is i at atthe atthe the head hes of the lightweight lahtwelght class cla entered entred In Inboth Inboth both the featherweight and lightweight lehtwelaht di divisions divisions visions Ho le was WW successful succfful in both of bis bisessays hi hieaaY8 essays His Hs last contest conttt was with vih A J JMitchell JMitchllthe Mitchell Mitchllthe the club cub champion of the Ht Oeorge OeorgeA Oere OereA A 0 Mitchell Itchel succeeded euccceed in stalling etulnt the thechampion thocbamplon champion off or for the flrst frst six minute minutes In such sucha luch lucha a manner that Nlflot Nlfot had all al he could do to tokeep tokep keep kep golnK lolng But In I the extra three thre minutes minuts the Pastime PastimeA Putme PutmeA A U mans mal superiority supriority was so 8 manifest manifestthat matelt mateltthat that the referee had hd no trouble In picking plcklnhim him as a the victor victorJoseph victorJosph Joseph Josph Cohen Chen of tho St Bartholomew A AC AC C also ole showed showf upprominently uplromlnenty In the 135 135pound 135Jud pound Jud class clas lie met W EwanR wana Grace Orae A C CAlthough CAlthoueh Although Ewans was wa the stronger ItrOler of the two twoscience twoscenc science scenc conquered cnquere and Cohen was wa the winner winnerIDsPound winner10pound IDsPound 10pound CUM CLFlrt First bout butF F Prtcstcr Prester Grace GraceA Orae A C threw Jean Jea Mutter MMer National A C Time Tme 5 minutes 81 814 44 aeconds Second Beeonl bout boulW W Karl KarlPasllme Krl KrleT Pasllme A C beat anls J Haubrlcn b Grace Gr A C on onCurry eT erur Gruttb uttb uttbCurr Curry Curr St Georire Oerre A C Co threw F P I Dovelln Dovetn Mott MottHaven MoUHven Haven A C Time Tme S4 G 85 8 seconds ecnds Fourth bout boutJ oul oulJ J Hints Hoys Dra Club brat Aucust Au lust Klrcbuer Krcbner Na National N NUonal tional Turn Vereln Verll of New York ork on work Time Timee Tme TmeOm e Om mlnulea I IWi 115 Pound ClassFirst CaFrl Bout DouaFranl Frank Jaakoey JaakoeyBoys Jjskoey I IDoys Boys Club and National NaUol AtbleUc Club beat bal W V C CPuth I Puth t mlnutca mlnutcaSecond mlnule Jr Uoboken 10boken Turn Tm Vereln Ve ln on work Time Timet Tme Tmeo Second Scond Bout J Barthelmas St Bartholomew BartholomewA Brbolomew BrbolomewA A C beat bat Alfred Nielsen Central Centra Younj Menu MenuChristian Men 6 Cbrslan Christian mlnule minutes minutesThird Association lalon ot Brooklyn BroklrD on work Time Tme Third Tird Bout BulOcle Oeoria Mehnert Mehner National Ialonl Turn TurnVerrln Tr Verrln ot New York Yorl beat bat W L Nelaon eon St Ocorte OcorteA Orle OrleA A C on work Time e 0 minutes mlnule an a extra e1a bout boutof bua buaof of three minutes belnir ordered orderedFourh Fourh Boutobn Weker Nalonal A Cet CetA A Pfeier Mot Haven A C on work ume umeo 6 minute minuteFifth mtnute Fifth nh Bout DoutM U Dlemart Dlemar St Bartholomew Brholomew A Ar AC r S C minutes minutes126Pound minutes1Glound h bel t A A AS Zwllne Natonal A Oon work Tme Tmeo 126Pound 1Glound Class CFtm First bout boualarr Harry Schrclncr SchrclncrMott Sebr ur urr ure1 Mott Haven A 0 threw Charles C Schulcr Cb CbJOcph German GermanJoseph e e1 TI n JOcph Joseph r Renkel St fkorge orce A Cthrew Ctbrw J Purvlss PurvlssNew PUf New ew Polo A A Time Tme 17 1 seconds ccond Third Tblr bout boutA A Karl larl Pastime Ptme A C threw Joseph Holly Holy Boy BoyA BorA A C Time Tme 4 mmutes miutes 60 6 seconds scds Fourth 10ulb bout 1 Nlflot Nldotl Pastime PastmeA A C threw thrw Auiuat AUluet WrsHr Cstr Jr Jrordered Jra a gg llr Wr b t i 1 I ut utorerd ordered orerd Fifth Flb boutL Dornback Drbacl National alonat A C Cthrew Co threw J lllflln Irln St Francis Franca Xavler avlr A AA A Time Tme 4 4minutes 4mtnutes minutes 12 4s 4 seconds secondsI seeond1S 1S I Si pound Pund Class CII First rst bout buI J Woods Wos Mott MottHaven Mol Haven A C threw Theodore M l Lean National NationalSecond nVrl r w VOek a3n g gSecond Second bout butJohn John Kerker KCrler Mohawk A C threw threwDietrich tbrw tbrwDelrcb Dietrich Wortraan GermanAmerican OCnanAmercan A C Time Delrcb 1 minute 11 1 seconds sonds Third Tbln bout buAdrw Andrew Halace HalaceGermanAmerican HalsceGenaAmerca GermanAmerican GenaAmerca miute A C threw Ibrw Louis Luis Danberg DanbergMott Daberr DaberrMol Mott Mol Haven laven A C Time Tme M 44 seconds secondsFourth sonds sondsFounh Fourth Bout BoutA A Bruenncr National Ialonal A C threw threwJ J Probst National A C Time Ime 4 mlnutM 14 I 4S 4Sseconds 4 4scnds Nalona seconds scnds Fifth Frb bout bulHenr Henry J Spanjer SpaJer National NationalTurn Nalonal NalonalTr Turn Varcln Verln of New ew York threw Charles CIM Pope PopeGermanAmerican Ppe PpeGeranAmercan Tr GermanAmerican GeranAmercan A C Time Tmex 1 minute SO J JCohen 2g g rewi t g rlobot eur M r 41 Inds Seenth buloeh buloehCben Tm 3 Cohen St Bartholomew Brholome A C threw tbr U Enans EnansGrace Eas EasGrae Cben Grace Grae A 0 Time Tme 8 mlnutM mlnut SS 3 15 seconds snd an anextra a extra bout blt of three thre minutes mlnutCs being ordered orderedbeat orderedErblb A C Cbeat ButtenJamln Jlraaaw Du beat Erblb Adolph Adlpb Schlff SbUT Atlas AI A C Time Tme 8 I minutes minutesMitchell mlnulMNinth Ninth ButI Nlot Pa tme A Co beat A AMithel Mitchell Mithel St Georio erre A C Time Tme B minutes mnules an anextra a extra bout of three minutes minute being ordered orerd Tenth TenthboutIke TenthbutIke boutIke Wolf New Ne Polo Plo A C Co drew drw a bye bye14S butIke 14S 15 Pound Pund Class JuPlrt First bout butharle Charles Grumm GrummPastime Grm GrmPulme Pastime A C threw F Buchhert Ducbber National Natonal A C CTime CTime Time Pulme 401t 661 aeconds ands Second bout bulH It Testny Tesn St George Ge e A C beat Henry llerr Schackney Shackney New Poh PohA 110A A C Ttme me t minutes an a extra utr bout but of three thre min minutes minult utes ult being be nr ordered orere GOLFAnnnal GOLF GOLFAnnnal Annnal Meetings IIHtnl of the Dyker Meadow Meadowand Meadowand and Apawontls Apwam Clubs ClubsAlthough Cubs CubsAlhoueb Although Alhoueb red rd coats coat were barred the golfers golfersmade eoler made mde a brave braYshow show at at the dinner of the Dyker DykerMeadow DykerMeadow Meadow Golf Ool Club lost ISt night at the Hamilton HamiltonClub Hamiton HamitonClub Club The members member sang popular songs songsbetween son 1 between the courses coure a I favorite being the theone theone one expressing eIPrlRI f bloptomanlcal Intentions Intenton re regarding rp garding a Mtiis Bedella and afterward aterward there therewere therewere were Informal Ml speeches speeche by Simeon Ford Fordwho ord ordwho Inrorma who Is a member of the Apawamts Club ClubBorough ClubBoroleh Borough Boroleh President Preldent Littleton Lttetonl James MoKeen MoKeenformer oKen oKentormer former Corporation Corporaton Counsel H C Du Val Valthe Valthe the Dyker Meadow vicepresident vtcepreldent and San Sanford Banrord ford II Steele president prEldent of the Hamilton HamiltonClub lamlton lamltonClub Club Daniel Chauncey Clslncey president preldent of the thebefore theDyker Dyker leadow Ool Club 11 the toa8t toa8tmMter mMter At the annual oURlnn metng metngbetore before the dinner the board of directors dlrecon was wasreelected wal reelected relected with the exception ecpion of Walter Waltfr Crltten Crlttenden Criten Critenden den who was succeeded by B G McKeever Richard T Wainwright succeeded succeedld himself himselfas hlmel as president prcJldent at the th annual meeting mpetnl of the theApawamls theApawamls Apawamls Club of Rye lut night and the thesame thesaro same harmony marked mrked the voting votnl for the theother theother saro other officers ofcrs for all al were rcelected r lected They TheyIncluded They1ncluded Included the three thrle directors dlrfcorl whose terms termsexpired termsexpired expired B Lambert Lambfrt Sacltett Sacllet Thomas Thoml T THherman Tfherman Hherman fherman and Sydney lydney A Lawton lwton who were wereselected wereItlected selected Itlected to serve for three years more moreSTAMFOTID moreSTArFonn STAMFOTID STArFonn Conn Jan Ifl At a meeting meetingof Cnn mfotnw mfotnwor of th board of governors of theWsoburn theWsoburnGolf theW8burn theW8burnGolt Golf th Club the following toUowlnA avernrR officers omctr wern we elected electedfor electpdtor for the Cub ensuing Insulng year ytr President Edward Edwar E EBruggerhoff EDnllerhor Bruggerhoff Dnllerhor vicepresident vlcfpresldont Schiiyler Meirltt Meirlttsecretary Merrit secretary and treasurer trlaRUrer A Lrland LIIRnd Brown Browntoe Bromcaptain captain secretar Chnlel I OreenR commlt commltteChalel toe teChalel Charles H H 8 ely Bl Schuyler Morrltt yrltt and andW andW W L Baldwin Blrwln HouR oommttR ommlttpnmel James H HJenklnsCharlns I JenklnsCharlns JSnkln8 Clrl I W Maury Maur and Theodore Theodor R RHoyt RHoyt RHoyt Hoyt Handicap andlcal committee emmltteFrtderlck Frederick T TTowne TTowne TTowD Towne TowD Henry F Devens and Joseph R RJenklnsCharlns RSwan R8wan Swan Admissions Admilalonl onr committee cmmltoeMalc Malcolm Josrh m R RPitt RPit Pitt Pit Walter Waltr D DhDlknm Daakam and Ind OoorgH Org A Weber WeberDelegate WeberDeleRa Delegate DeleRa to t the t e United Unitd States Stts Golf Gol Associ Association Aocl Aoclatonohn ation John I D Crlmmlrii Delegates Del lo to toMetropolitan toMetropoltn Metropolitan atonohn Golf Association AlsoclatlonA A 8 Pitt Pittand Pit and Metropoltn Charles H Stele Sle Delegates Dlegatfs to t the theWomens theWomen Women Metropolitan Metropoltn Oolf Association AssociationMrs Alsolaton AlsolatonMn Mrs W D Barlcloy and Miss MIS S E Williams WilliamsMr Wi la I Mr BruggcrdofT who succeeds sucoedl John D DCr DClmlnla Bruelror Cr 1mmIns as president was one on of the founders foundersof of Clmlnla the Weoburn prsient club Mr 11r Crlmmlns ClmmlM has ba been beenunable bn I Iunble unable unble to t take an active Interest In the affairs affairsof aaln I Iof actve of the club because he lives lvs in Noroton Norotn only onlyIn onlyIn In the te summer summerPnrEitcnsT summarPnnmunS PnrEitcnsT PnnmunS Jan 16 l Kdwln Fdwln A Freeman Freemanof Freman Fremanof of the Montclair Golf Ool Club Cub playing from fromscratch rromClch Montcair plRynl scratch Clch was wa the winner of the cross oro score Icore In Inthe Inthe the qualifying round of an eighteen ellhtn hole holematch holematolplay match matolplay ualfyn play handicap handllp tournament tourlmflt begun bt1 to toquallfy tl day Burrit f 1111 9r PhlRdelphla made madeth nnt 78 rhe sixtee to toqualty quallfy th bst follow followBurrttt foUowBrl ler wih qualty Burrttt S Mill ll Philadelphia 1lldelphl M a is t871 78 C M Mg 1 Brett Brl Brookllne U 1281 H Wendell St StniiriiU niiriiU niiriiUChase g ta I 1p8 I egle egleOi1W1il Chase 4 1084 T S Clsrk Sharon r a Pa 103 103Mount Oi1W1il at 1nae WoIIID 11 1587 E1 Freeman Monl Monlc J P lO 1 c P w t Henu Gli Mount AIflP raDPhWlncheer laelPhla 10 18 F J Jr JrMount 11 lenU Mount 1 Brba Alrv Philadelphia Sae 107 18 18 80 J A Baltnr BaltnrOltnvtew kr kr0Ien1ew 10 Alr Pbladepbla 18 Oltnvtew 10113 101 12 W F 1 J Bailey Biley Chlcaro Cloaro 10312 10312Vr 10 12 Vr 0 W S North Nort Riverside Chicago Clcaro 109 10 ISM ISMP IIDI IIDII P I H Mayo Mao Hlobmond ill I83 I83PAT ls03 ls03PAMI PAMI PAT BKACH DvcB Fla Fil Jan Jan 18The first frt tour tourCory tournament nament of the sessonwa held toay C D Dr Cory won the lowest loweltOIICT jrrons score while whie W W WBurton Wurton Burton urton r and ad George Oeorl B Robbing were were tiedI lie for forlowest rorow0t lowest ow0t net score The Thl scores scres W W Bur Burton Burtnks2S ton 80 Oeorge Oeor II I Bobbins US 8 I5M I5MH ISI tnks2S H K Volton 84 1589 0 Farlntosh79 Fartntosh 7 0 0D 70 C B rY 71 071 W K Vanderl B D Cbambrlal 04 1878 A W WDok D 187 8 1078 John Mlpr Jr 70 070 070D D Dok B Martin lartlnt80 88 s80 e8 D B Calhoun 10118 10118Htrnck 101 18 83 O A 08 on 10 t887 t8878tmck Htrnck by b Lon Lnl Iiland Train TrainOeorge Tai TaiGerge Oeorge Gerge Doerrzaph Derph 37 yearn yem old ol of Grand GrandView View Vie and Butler Butcr avenues avenuO Queens Quen was wasstruck wa struck srck by a Long Lng Island Railroad Rlra train trainwhile trin trinwhie while whie crowing crMlng the tracks trckl at Metropolitan Metropolitanand MfropUan MfropUanao and ao BushwicK Buwlck avenues avenue Brooklyn Broklyn and andthrown an thrown thn nearly nerly thirty thiry feet fe He liad 1a waited waitedfor waiC for one on train to pass paS and then walked walkedInto walke Into the path pth of another coming cming In an op opposite op posite te direction dirion Dr Weber Woor of qf the Ger Gerlacerattons Gerrn p to hil rn HOlplal rlmove Demph a and andlctOD lrm kUl hOli MUlerlnf fracture lctOD lacerattons of the body bdy

SWIMjv t Many MaD Tttn Tt for Record ror la New York Yor A C CTank CT Tank TankThe T The Now NowYorkAC York A C swimming ewlmmlereheld ewlmmlereheldn races h d din in n the clubs clubl hatatortum atator last letDIhtwe letDIhtwepruclveof night were wereproductive productive pruclveof of good sport and tome Ime ital italtop fl fltop top notch performances prforaoser Ipor were accomplished accomplishedThere aompilbe There was u a big crowd crwd of ofmembul members present presentand prellt prelltad and ad they watched tohtd the th contents cnteBts keenly keenlyThe keely keelyhe The he nights Iebtl sport lpr opened ope with wlthtbe the fifty fiftyyard fty ftyyar yard yar handicap hAdlopaodm and In one of the trial tahsats tahsatsJ heats heatsJ J A Ruddy Rudy with a handicap ot one oe second secondannounced scnd scndanouc announced anouc that he would woul try tr for record recordfigures reord reordflr figures flr at Half 1I the distance drlto which was25 was25yards wa25 wa25yars yards yars With the thenttlonof Intention of clocking Ruddy Ruddytwo RudY RudYtwo two timers tmen were wtro placed p1 at tthlop the opposite l end eodot endof of the tank tak and one on made mle his h time tme 13 25 25aeconds 5 5lecndl aeconds lecndl and ad the bther1245seconds bther1245secondsThere tbetn 5sond There Ter was wa no nOthnl third timer tlerbut but Ruddys Ruddystime Ruddystime time was wa announced an oun eeJat at 13 1 85seconds Ssondl and it itmust Itmust must ever remain reman a anytrhowthe mystery how the fraction fractionwas racton ractonwaflre was waflre figured out but butlhquale it equalled the American Americanrecord Amrlcan Amrlcanlcr t4 record lcr made mae by WO WOMler Sillier In the thean same tank tankon tnk tnkon on Deo Dc 12 12191 12191Estbllhed 1901 1901Established Established Estbllhed figures fll were were again attacked atack d In Inthe 10tho the 100yard loyad swim lm on the back by Charles CharlesRuborl rrlesRuber Ruborl Ruber of the te New York A C In his trial trialheat trialheat heat Hubert Ruberlcovered covered thec tht nturyln 1 minute m1ut 20 seconds lecndsand and continued cntnued to 1W 16 yards yUI for forwhich forwhich which the time tme was returned returne as l 2 mlnutl mlnutlI minutes 0 I 4S seconds stcond or for the th Utter what wht waa wa as asserted a serted srtd to be within Ii of a second scond of the theworlds theworld worlds record recordThe rcr The time tme for the hundred hundf was wa said sid to t be bea b a new American record rcord but it was short lived Ivtd for In the final fnal heat htal Ruborla Rubrll ws time was wasannounced walannounced announced as a l minute minut IB 1i 1 seconds lcnds making two records recrds for the 100 10 yards within the hour The worlds worldl record for 103 10 yards swimming swimmingon trmln trmlnon on the back Is recor l minute minut is 1 seconds scnds ya by Charles CharleMartn Martin Martn Paisley Scotland Btand Sept Bpt 28 8 1IB7 1IB7In 117 117In In the 210yard 26yard handicap hadlesp the thelcual actual time timeof tme tmeot of the winner 1inner C M 1 Daniels DaIele wat wa i minutes minutesn n 1 t seconds secoadl supplanting SUPPllt the th former Ameri American Amer can record rcord of 3 minutes minuts ft 8 Records Icoldl by J W WSpencer WIpnCr Spencer IpnCr of Columbia Clumbia made ma e In the same ame tank tanklast tok toklut last February Rut Danl DanlIls lss effort cannot cannotbe rannotb be b regarded roeared seriouslyas Rerioully al he hI ttarted strt eron from fromnot I cal Id not with tle plltol hot1 the on ItarUnl rquilit tn break r rformanC formanC le did not rcor even wait ni for the thecall th call cal and was about abut dipping dlpplnl his bl head Into Intothe Int the water when whtn hil his number nUmbfd was WI sung out outand outand and purely Iurely gained Ilne one second secondTho Hon HonTho unl Tho M yard yar novice novic race rc unearthed uneerthe a smart smartyoungster ImartYOUllettr youngster YOUllettr In the person of Harry E Clark Clarkof of Columbia tl University Unlverlty pnon who won In the therattling theratUna rattling ratUna time of 30 4S 4 seconds lecnds A water polo polomatch polomach match mach between Yale University and Id the theNew theNew New York A 0 concluded conclude the nights nlchtllpr sport sportCOYard COYard GYan Handicap landlcapVon Won by b L 1 S Crane Orne New NewYork NewYork York A C 08econds seconds Harry larrC C Weeks Wek University Unlvelll ot otPennsylvania ofpenn Pennsylvania penn lvanl 6 wconds eonde second sond Otto Otl Wahle Wele Wow WowYork Nw York 1 A C Sstconddj third Time 80 Jl seconds secondslumbla d v W F eIES 0 lumbla lumbl university Unlvert IO Otto 01 Kress Kress2SO Krs rlbi Unlvrty Unlvrtym m IT F d lumbl Uvrly 2SO 2 Yard Handlcep HandlcepWol Woo by C M Daniels Danlfs New NewYork Ne NeYork York A C t seconds eondl C B Truebenbacb Trebenbacb Columbia Columbi University Univerty 14 aeconds send second aend J W Spencer Colum Columbia Clum Clumbia bia University Unlyerly scratch srth third Time Tme 3 minutes mUIM 15 1 16 2 seconds sonls 100 10 Yard Yar Swim Swi on Baek BekWon Won by Charles Hubert Ruber New York A C L B Goodwin Gowa New Ne York A C sec second seool ond ol Time Tme 1 minute l 10 15 aeconds aecondsHOCKEY seond seondHOCKY HOCKEY HOCKEYVale HOCKY HOCKYale Vale ale Defeats Dtrtat Colombia In I a Game for the theCollegiate Ue UeColelate Collegiate Colelate Championship ChampionshipYales Om lonllp lonllpYales Yales hockey team ta played plye well wlln in a fame fameagainst I against aplnlt Columblalast ClumblaJat night at the 8tNicholas 8tNicholasSkating BtNlcholuSkaUnl Skating SkaUnl Rink and won by a score aor of S I goals goalsto tals talsto to 3 It was WS the second scnd game Iame In the te Inter Intercollegiate i collegiate oleliat tournament turnaent and as a there is al always always ways a great rat deal dea of interest Intrst taken tken in the thecollege thecUeee college cUeee games the attendance attnanc at a the rink rinkwas rink1a was 1a quite Quit large largeColumbia largeColumbia Columbia having shown Iow very fry well wel In prac practice prac tice tc games Bares was WR expected upce to win but the Tale Taleplayers Yaleplaeu players were able abl to break brak up Columbias Columbiasteam Clumblas Clumblastam team tam work and showed shoe that they could cul play playa a good gCme e me themselves themselvesDuden themSlv Duden a and Rowland faced tacd off ot and the thepuck theplck puck plck was soon lon flying fyna up and down dow the thl rink rinkAt rnk rnkA At A the beginning blnnlnrColumblaad Columblafliad the advantage advantageand advanta and after afe three thr minutes mnutea of play Cooke got gotthe gt gtthe I the puck near Yales cage c on a neat pass passfrom 8 from Duden and succeeded lucceded in shooting shotn It Itpast Itput past Beverley and scoring lering for Columbia ColumbiaThen Clumbla Clumblahen Then hen the game got tt fatter and Tales Yesmeo Yesmeobrac men menbraced braced brac up upCornell upCornel Cornell Cornel picked the te puck out of a IBcmma IBcmmaand scrimmage scrimmageand and shot It so 10 hard hr that Von Bermuth foiled foiledto fale to stop ltp It and the score was wa a tie each side sidehaving Iidebavna having bavna made mde one goal est Marcus next scored scoredfrom lcre from a scrimmage rlmm and ard then Cornell Corel made the thethlrrt thethr thlrrt goal 111 for Yale YaleAkin Y Ile IleAklo thr Akin broke brke the monotony monotny however by bymaking bymaklnl making maklnl the tht second goal tal for Columbia Clumbia on a apass afl pass from Duden but bu t soon In after artr they had hadplay hadlne fl up aain Ak n wa for ruah ruahplsy play lne Behr Btbr landed lande the puck sUlpnA In the net by a along alonl long lonl left and a few minutes mlnutl later latr he carried carriedtho carriedthe the puck through the Columbia Clumbia players and andscored andscld scored scld a goal unassisted unalste This mode the thescore th score or Yale S Columbia Clumbia 2 at the end mae of the theflrst thetrst flrst half halfIn hat hatIn trst In the second lecnd half ha Yale took tok things easily easilyand easiy easiyId and Id Just defended derende her goal Bel without trying tryinghard har hard toincrease tolncease the score Duden scored for Columbia from rrm a scrimmage scmmaee after afer aore eight eightminutes ellht ellhtminutes minutes of piny This was wa the only scoring Icorln IcorlnIn in the second seond half halfYaU blit blitY4 YaU Y4 Poitttoiu POUII CofumMa CofumMaBeverley Coum Beverley DverleyGo Goal Von Berrauth BerrauthFlynn Dmuth DmuthBmedl Flynn Point Benedict BenedictWard BmedlY Ward Y Cover point Jackwn JackwnMarcus Marcus Forward Akin AkinBehr t Behr IbrForar Forward Duden DudenCornell DudeaCrel Cornell Crel Forward Prad Callatjber CallatjberRowland Cber CberRowlnd Rowland Rowlnd Forward Cooke CookeScore Coke CokeSorYee Score SorYee Yale S Columbia Ctumbla 3 I Goals GasDy By Cornell Cornella Crel a Behr li Marcus Mal Akin Akn Cooke Ck Referee Rfere Rfereleyad O OHeyward Heyward leyad Wanderers Waderr S S C Time Tme of halves Ilve2 30 30minutes minutes mInut each eachSHOOTING eah eahSHOOING SHOOTING WITH A NEW BULLET BULLETExcellent BULLETEcrlrnt Excellent Ecrlrnt Results Rrlt Obtained tn I Competition Competitionon CompUUon CompUUonon on Ninth Nith Regiment Btilmet Banget BangetRiflemen Dnse Riflemen Rlfemen of the INinth Regiment Relment experi experimented expri exprimente mented mente with a bullet bulet of new alloy ally In the com competition om ompetton petition petton on the ranges rat1ree In the Fourteenth Fourteenthstreet Fourtrnth FourtrnthItreet street armory last night For some 8me time tme the theNinth theNlntb Ninth Regiment marksmen have been ex perimenting prlmtntne with this tbl alloy aloy and last lt night nightthe nlBbtthe the bullet bulet made of It was used us in competition competitionfor omptton ompttonfor for the flrst frt time tme The alloy aloT is II of lead lea anti antimony ant mony monyand and tin tn and the results relul obtained obtalnN were weredeclared weredeclre declared declre to be b most satisfactory satsfactry Cheapness Cheapnessaccuracy Chfspnou Chfspnouaccuracy accuracy and evcnuMs evnllss of shooting shootlnl are three threemerits threemprlts merits claimed ralmed for thn thf new bullet bulletRepresentative bulet buletRprtlentalve Representative Rprtlentalve of nw two other regiments regimentswere rfelments rfelmentswerA were on hand They ThfY were astonished at the thework thework work done and the bullet bulet may ma bn bl taken tken up by their organizations orjlnlzatoD Dr Hudson of the theNinth theIlnth Ninth Ilnth Regiment made a possible with the thenew thenlV new nlV bullet bulet at both 300 20 and 500 yards that Is Iseach 18t he scred a bulse tntytTe tmes at each of the th4 distances dltRncts The scores Icors of the thenights thlnlehts nights shooting shootnA follow followKONCOUUIISIONKD rolow rolowNONCOMMTITOHO KONCOUUIISIONKD NONCOMMTITOHO STAFF STAFFMO ITAn MO 2 vat MO ixti Total TotalOrdnance 11 G It Toal ToalOrnAne Ordnance OrnAne Serteant John EOurrte ECurre 24 34 48 48Regimental 48nerlm Regimental nerlm nt Quartermaster Quarenulr Ser Sergeant Sr Srreant geant Uamaseaui DaMluaU 13 M 2 43 43Commissary 4 Commissary Cormwf Sergeant M Ford For2 j 21 47 47HILD 41Tolat Tolat i iJJ HILD JJ AND D srarr srarrCaptHudwu nul CaptHudwu Capl a 11 2 so soCaptTOFood 30Cap1 CaptTOFood Cap1 G tod 20 2 n 43 43Major 4 Major MlorT TD DWalton Walton 31 34 4S 4STotal f fTotl Total Totl m mCmpanY IJ7 IJ7Company Company CmpanY B izo 12 Company D nnt nrt team tea IM IMCompany 1e 1eCompny 1U Cmpsay G I Company I Compny 13 13CpaY Company CpaY B 133 12 Company Cmpay H 131 11 Company Cmpy D Dsecond second sCond team 116 10 Company Cmpaay C Hi 11 Company Cmpany K Kfirst KIrsi first Irsi team 104 10 Company Cmpany K second eeD team le81 le81Ntw 81 81New New Ntw York Military MltrrAcemr Academy Games GamesThe GameThe The regular reelar weekly wekly Indoor games am of the theNew tbeNew New York Military Mitry Academy Cornwallon CornwallontheHudson ornwaln ornwalntbeHuMon theHudson were held yesterday yesteray morning morningThe morIDA The Christmas Chisma vacation voalon ceemcd leemed to have havedone hae haedono done the th athletes athlet good lo for they showed up upIn upIn In excellent excUet form for The number of starters starterswas starterl was M the largest luee that ever evr participated pricipated In In Indood Indood dood games eall at t the academy acarmy over n r 120 10 young ounesters 8 sters taklnll pert pertW 8W W Ingcrsoll was again the star of the theirames thelIamea irames As scratch man bn h pulled out one onefirst olleJlrst first and one second C Falrbunk Fair blink and C CBlhn CBlhn Blhn also did good work workRunning workRunnlne Running Broad Jump Scratch ScralcllWon Won by W WCompany VIDref30U IDref30U Company A willi 111 feel IlDches 11111 11111Compaa Compaa aeoond WIth U feet 10 laoll Cascaua CascauaComll3DY Comll3DY Aii tJlrd Wllh IJI feet I Incbes Levy LevyCompany Company A fourth with Ih ts 1 feet 4 Inches InchesPutting IncbeapuUlnr Putting tho 13Pound Shot Handicap lIandlcapWoD Won by byFalrbank byFelrbank Falrbank Company B 0 Inches WIth an actual actualnut aotllalput nut of SI feet I Inch Inehfls Wood Company B 1 feet feetsecond fee feeAecond second with S3 feet Cascaasa Company B i feet feetthW feetIblrd thW with S3 feet 7 llncb mchej O Leall LelUe Company A 4 tttl feu fourth t u l with 23 test f t It tefhra tefhraRunnlnc blrhM blrhMRUnnlDe Runnlnc High Ih Jump HandicapWon by P PHIM HIM Company A 4 lnch Inclis with th an actual Jump pi piIfeet 4 Ifeet feel 1 Inches Inchei W W Ingersoll Company A scratch scratchthird acrachsecond second wltla 6 lee QaAe Compulr B 10Intbl 10IntblIhlrd third with 4 feet R Smith Company B I Inches Inchesfourth Ineberourtn fourth with 4 feel 4M Inches InchesOne InebelOne One Mile RimWon a by b OBIbn O Blbn Company B BPeters BPeters Peters Company B secondiW ooond1 W Smith Company CompanyAtthmne CompanyDLe Utlrd Wel OompIY B twrtll Ime 1 mla mlau mlaD u DLe D teW II tiT W Wood Com any B BAtlh01lse Atthmne Companr CompanrB t lid ToWle pany panyB B third Time Tlmeas 3s seconds secondsSkating locoadsSkat1D Skating In Clermont Bink BinkMany lI1nkIrlany Many of the most noted amateur skaters skatersIn In the vicinity of New Ne York met last night Inthe In Inthe the clawlfled handicaps at the Clermont ClermontAvenue ClermontAvenue Avenue Illnk Brooklyn BrooklynOne One Mile Handicap Class A AWoll Woo by T F Hay Haywart Har wart 70 yards anl5 Jus nol to yarda alltl second W WSrnltb L LSmith Smith eaards yarta third Tlmo TlmeI 3 nOnutw U second IIOCOnd4 IIOCOnd4Ons Ons Mile Handleapet DWon IIYXenneUl IIYXenneUlltoVurb ltoVurb DO rards D carreror110 nr I 1I4i I Lear ea ard thlrl1 11110 JlWllllea JlWlllleaAda Ada AdaJ J oIJ1 It w wI I CAPTARHOLDSGOon RACE RACEELLlSO ELLISONS ELLlSO S SPRINTER WINS IIAX IIAXDICAP 11 11DICAP DICAP AT NEW ORLEASS ORLEASSHani OitLE S Snn Hani nn 8evtn 8ennFlirlon Furlong in lr26 J2 3S Beatln BeatlnAscension BeaUnAeenlon Ascension and Partslrnne ParbltnneS Summer SummerWeather mmrr mmrrlfeatbtlr Weather and Speedy Track TrackJima TrackJimaIon Jlma Jlmalent lent Ion I Beati Bit Ben In Fart Time TimeNKW TimeNIW NKW ORLEANS Jan it It was Ilk IIkl a asummer alummer summer day at the Fair Grounds this tblsafter tblsafternoon after afternoon noon It was by far the warmest day of the thewinter thewinter winter and top coats were a burden A bit bitcrowd bleCTowd crowd was present and the racing was flrst flrstclass ftrltclasl class with close and exciting finishes ftnillheeln In the themajority themaJorltyot majority of the events The Live Oak Handi Handicap nandicap cap at seven even furlongs was the stake stakeoftorlne stakeoftorlneSevon offering offeringSeven Seven paraded to the post Capt Arnold Arnoldfrom Arnohfrom from the stable of Plunger PlunaerEl1Ison Ellison was made madethefavorite madetbetllvorlte thefavorite He was held at n lito to s In the thebetting thebettlne betting Ascension with Fuller uller in the saddle saddlewas addleW was W 8 the second choice and was as played down downfrom downfrom from threes to 5 to 3 Parlslenne under underOochran underCo Oochran Co hr ri opened at atl 2 to 1 but drifted to threes threesat threesat at post time Capt Arnold won under a askilful aItlltul skilful ride from Jockey Phillips PhillipsAsconiion IhlllipsAsoonllon Asconiion waa the first IIr t to show In front frontwith frontwith with Vestry and Port Royal close up Dr DrStephens Drfltephtns Stephens was as good as left at the post postand postand and did pot have a chance after the barrier barrierwas barrierwas was released releasedAscetulon NleasedA Ascetulon A cellllion and Veatry did the pacemaklng pacemaklngall all the way and the winner wan never promi prominent prominent nent In the early Ipart Parlalenne upon uponwhom uponwhom whom so much had been b n banked was wus never neverprominent neverprominent prominent at any stage Tho pacemakers pacemakersdied pacemkerdied died away tn the stretch and Ascension ituclt itucltIt It out the tbelonaelt longest Capt Arnold came with witha a rattle at the end and got the verdict from fromAscension tromAloonslon Ascension by the shortest of necks Three Threelengths Thrtelenlths lengths away Vestry crossed cros ed the line six sixlengths sixIlnlths lengths in front of Port Royal while the theothers theothen others were badly strung out outIn outIn In the early morning a slight rain fell fellbut fellbut but Instead of 0 making the track slow Iow It made madeit it just t right The course was the fastest of ofthe orthe the meeting meettnaJ and in almost every event the thefeature thetrack track recoru was threatened In the stake stakereature feature Capt Arnold ran the seven 8 ven furlong rurlonIII In IM 1283 15 which is Just the fraction short of ofthe ofthe1lcoru the the1lcoru record time1 Jlmalong beat llg I Ben a anose anose nose In 11 the live furlongs daah but to do It Ithe Itbe he had h to run the distance In 100 JJ JJThe 7 7Th The Th track mark for this distance Is ioof and Big BI Ben would have nuroly lowered lowere JOOf this th bad he not been very unfortunate unfortunateFirst unfortunate11n First Race RaceS1a Six furlonti Knowledge 114 W WS WFbher Fbher D 10 G woa Allerretlo t02 CW Itenneuy S 110 to I second Gus Gu Heldorn 112 Gannon Gannool1IO 80 to I Ithird Itllird third Time lilt Lord French The Brown BrownMonarch BrownMonarch Monarch Cbtnley ChnleyJohn John Doyle Any Day De St Merry lets Short Cake Preaknesi P aknesa and Seagraves also alsoran alsora ran ra ranSecond Second nd Race RaceTblfe Three furlongs turtonrStella Stella Alen 110 110Fuller 110Fuller Fuller t to i won Vlperine 103 H Phillips Phillipsi i 8 to J secondBasawood secoad Buawood 110 Bobbins 30 to 1 1third IthIrd third Time MlSseconds 15se nds Royal Palace Isa Isabella 18abella bella D Doo Dancing Nun Pair Calpas Calp Lythellit Fair FairUna FairUna Una Oleona Oleo Pearl S and Pinkie also ran ranThird Third Race Five furlongs rurlonesJlmalonr Jlmaloni 103 Hit mlrfinal Hitfins I final fins M to I won Bit Ben 118 W Hicks Hickto 7 to S second Frank Bell 110 Gannon 3 la 1 1third IIhlrd third Time 1002 101 26 Comombo Sharp Bird BirdBen DlrdDen Ben Howard Sadducee Moraine Star and Kayble Kayblealso also ran ranFourth ranFourth Fourth Race RaeeUVfJ Llva Oak Handicap Haadleap8even Seven fur tonesCaptain Arnold 106 H Phillips 11 to S Swon Gwon won Ascension 107 Fuller 6 to f second Vestry Vestryo N W Heaoeuy to 1 third Time 128 SS SSalso l gr nl o o n s also ran ranFltth ran11nIJ Fltth Race aceone One mile and thraeeUbths ahreeetlbtbMajor ahreeetlbtbMajorManlrl07 Major MajorManMr Manlrl07 ManMr 107 Gannon II 181010 to 10 won The Messenger Messengertenon 101 W 11shel 7 10 II secona Col 1ler 104 mel meleenoo tenon J20 50 to I third Time 223 222Llltle Little Elkln ElklnDutch IlklnDutcb Dutch Carter Larry Wilt and Sidney Sabath also alsoran aloran ran ranSixth Sixth Race one One mile and Ihtreelxhth th elchtluD BaroDnt BaroDntM f ijt M Jenkins 9 to J won Handsplnner OS Fisher FisherIS FI er erIS IS to 1 second Hayward Hunter 85 D IH H Phillips 0 to 5 third Time 221 46 Reckless Geortla GeortlaGardner GeorrlaOardner Gardner Mary Moore H L Coleman CoI maa Blue lueVletor lueVletorud Victor Victorand and Henry tlenryot et Franalamaralxo Fnuutamar al30 ran ranNEW ranIEW NEW RECORD BY JOHN A SCOTT SCOTTRun SCOTTRUlli Run Six SIX and a Half Furlongs Furlon In 119 13 13at 12at at San Francisco SAX FRANCISCO Jan 18 IOFour Four thousand thousandpersons thoUSMdpersons persons witnessed the racing at the Oakland Oaklandtrack OakllUldtrack track this afternoon There were twenty twentyseven twentyleven seven books In line and speculation was good goodThe eoodTho The feature ftaturiwas was the Adam Andrew selling sellingstake elllnlrstake stake at six Ix and a half furlongs with eleven elevenstarters elevenstartlrs starters John A ABcott Scott the winner made a aworlds aworlds worlds record te ord of 1U8X supplanting Jane JaneHolleys JaneHo1leY1 Holleys 118 35 35San a58M San Nicolas and the Jennings duo Dainty Daintyand Daintyand and Arcade divided favoritism with Jlartln Jlartlngood 1Ilartlnroas roas n8t CDolce The field was spnt 011 to a aao good ao l start etartJohll John A Scott went right to the thefront thefront front and practically made every post n win winnine winnlnll nine one Jockey Club looked dangerous dangerousat at the he htadof ad of tho stretch but could not quite quiteget Qulteet get up Dainty camo fast at the end nd and andwould andwould would have won in a few more strides John JohnA A Scott waa backed from 20 to I dowh to tosixteen toslxteenll sixteen sixteenFirst slxteenllFIrst First Race RaceFutul1ty Futurity course eourseItalnaull Halnault 107 Lar Larsen LarRCU sen 13 to S won Quiet 107 Hlldebrand S to 1 1second Isecond second St Winifred U Lewis 2 310 to 1 1lblrd third Time Time110M TIme11QH 110M Mima Scotsman Fort Wayne Cougar CougarPolonluaand CoursrPolonlus Polonluaand Polonlus and Golden Lltht also ran ranSecond ronSecond Second Race RaceFour Four turlonts furlonrsPrlnre Prince Brutus 112 112Martin 112J J Martin 4 410 to 5 3Jwon won Henry Ach ch 112 Bums DUIIISII 11 to G s second cond Liberty berty Star 105 Hlldebrand Hlldebranda a to 1 third Time 04JH 08 Head Dance plrella plrellaNeva PlrellaNeva Neva See Gloomy Gus Golden Idol and Edith EdithVice Edith1ce Vice also ran ranTblrd Third Race eSl Six furlongs furlonrsDear Bear Catcher tOIl 10SJ tOIlJ J Martin I to S ilL won Formatter 104 Burns filumD BurnsFourth D 10 2 eecond 1 Frank 103 CLaracon 18 10 5 51hlrd 1hlrd TIme 1I2H Celebrant and Dr Rowell RowellaI80 aI80 ran ranPourth Fourth Race RaeeAdam Adam Andrew sellng stake six sixand al alaad and a bait furlongs furtonesJohn John A Scott H Hlldebrand 18 1010 to 1 won Jockey Club W UarllCnl Larsen7to 710 1 second secondDainty secondDeJnl Dainty DeJnl n Kunz 18 to 5 third Time 11W 11WAr 118 118Arcade Arcade Ar re san Nicholas Princess Tltanla Futurtta FuturttaFilth FuturltaMrtlnm3 Mrtlnm3 JUdre DaiSY Oreen and DIck Turpin TurpinalIo alIo ran ranUlh Filth Ulh Ract one One mlleOHaren M Larsen LanenlU LarsenII II to 10 10won won Oawalpe M Hlldebrand 8 to 1 1Antolee Isecoad secoad nlllfY TIIatcber 101 J Manlnl 12 10 t ttblrd tblrd TIme 141 Brronentale Etbel Abbott AbbottMlolee Antolee Hary Beck and Tom Slavln also ran ranSixth ranSIxth Sixth Race RaceOne One mile and a sixteenth lIateenlbloe Joe Lea Lesser Leaer ser M Larsen 8 1110 to lwonBenMaoDhullM I won Ben Mao DhuJ1011 Hll 11111debrand Hlldebrand debrand 10 1010 to l second Incubator IM Burns DumsU BurnsH H to S third Time 148 Leader Our Bessie BessieMajor BessieMajor Tlmeb Major Jenny and Flush tlul of Gold also ran New Orleans Orlea Entries for Tomorrow TomorrowFirst Tomorrot First t RaceSix turlonts turlontsA VWa VWad A CK4 Ja linilkrfv d T LavlAh BwlBH 1A 1AFloral 106 106Ylorat Floral Hint 1I0Duty o ui uiJ 106 106J J PMayberry PIdyberryIIO 110 Arthur AnburIOO AnburIOORerloJl too tooRetlon Retlon 107Hlawatha 107 Hlawalb ion ionTom 100Tom Tom Rlley RlI y 1071 Responsive U UMad 11Mad Mad Mullah IOJ IOJSecond 105Second Second Race naeeSla Six and a halt furlonts furlontsFrontenac rurlonrsFronlenac Frontenac Ill Russell Garth 110 110Star 1111Star Star of the Sea IIS 11 Sontat HO HOSemper 110Semper Semper Vlvax Ill Peeper 107 107Klnt 101Klnr Klnt Hammon 112 Velox 107 107Llcoilce 107Licorice Licorice 112 Cnrraher CuraberI01 CuraberI01trader 107 107Strader trader 110 Clartstlna IDS IDSThird 105ThIrd Third Race RaeeSclUnr Selllnt one mile mileMelsterslner mileMeaterslnler Melsterslner lOSILranlum IOSI UranlUtn 103 103Oov 103Gov Oov Boyd 107 Nellie Forest orest 103 103Bernoto 103Pyrrbo Bernoto 107 Pyrrho 102 102James 102Jmes James Flt Fits 107 Leviathan too tooOclawaha 100Oelawalle Oclawaha 107 Frank M 100 100Denial 100Benral Denial 105 Lnulsvllle M MFourth 08Fourth Fourth Race aeeUandlcap Handicap seven furlonts furlontsInquisitive rurlonrsInquisitive Inquisitive Girl Glrl111 113 Clantor 107 107Ralnland tOlRalnlsnd Ralnland Ill Silver Meade 103 103Forealzht 103Forealrbt Forealzht 110 Shortcake OH OHFootlUhts D1FotlllbU FootlUhts Favorite 110 SecondSltht SecondSlthtKnowledre OA OAItllOwledre Knowledre 108 Ralph Vount I IKatie DJ DJKatie Katie Powers 107 107Fifth 107fifth Fifth Race aoeSellll1r Selling onn rille and a sixteenth sixteenthSallrr sixteenthSetlre Sallrr US Illucmlnt lOG 105Choice lOGCbolc Choice 110 Free Admission AdmllonIUII AdmllonIUIIAlhooJa1OS 106 106Atheola Atheola AlhooJa1OS 108 Decoration 104 104Felix 104Yellx Felix Bard 107 Eliza Dillon 103 103Frbe 103Erbe Frbe 107 Barkclmore 102 102Lampoon 102Lampoon Lampoon 107 Whltmore loo looSixth 100SlIh Sixth Race aoooae One mile and seventy yards yardsEl ards ardsX1a El Mldo 112 Neither One 105 105Aladdin m rrR 1 1Dpnnv Aladdin X1a g 110 Bessie McCarthy riiiy 106 106Denny Denny Duffy DulIyUO 110 Queen of DUIana DIlanaIO 1W 1WRanttln Ranttln IOS Burke Cocbran CebranIOJ 102 102Sarllla Sarllla IOS June Collins 102 102Havel 102lIavel Havel IOS IO Feronla 100 100Crescent 100CrNoent Crescent A C TrapshooIIiiB TrapshooIIiiBAlthough TraP8hootlnAlthoueh Although the weather conditions were wereall wereall all against good shooting the members and andguests andeuceta guests of the Crescent A C put up some ot otthe otthebcet the thebcet beat scores of the season yesterday In Inthe Inthe the weekly trapshootlng tournament nt ntBar stBar Bar BIdge ldlle Ii I I A 0 Southworth with a ahandicap abandlcap handicap of 4 won the leg for the day dayonihe davon onihe on tlif January oup with a score of 23 breaks breaksQcorgB brnksOcoreo QcorgB II Plercey of New Jersey Jer ey was wlUlllecond wlUlllecondbut second secondbut but as he was was a guest IIl1e t his score did not count countfor countfor for the Clip fie broke 33 I from scratch scratchDaniel scratchDaniel Daniel C Bennett and Grant Notman tied tiedfor tiedror for third each scoring 21 with a handicap handicapof of 4 A 4A trophy shoot at fifteen targets per man manwas mana was a captured by Daniel C Bennett with a ascore a8core score of It hlB hl handicap being 2 Harry B Vandorveer and Oeorge U Pfercoy came camoIn cameIn In second eaoh getting 13 A trophy trop shoot shootat hootat at fifteen targets was captured by Grant Grantcap GrantNotman Notman Ith a lcoe or 13 hill handicap belne 2 A O 80u hworth with I handi handicap cap came In second making a score of 12 12The 12Tne The Bykes team cup shoot at twentyfive twentyfivetargets twentyftvetlraetll targets per man was won by William W WMarshall WMaublll1 Marshall and A O bouthworth They Theymade Theyna4 made na4 a team total of 3S The second team teamErsklne teAmErskJne Ersklne a Lett and Harry D Vanderveer Vanderveerscored Vanderveercored scored 33 breaks After a tie with Daniel DanielC Dantela C Bennett ennettLT T W Stake won a trophy shoot shootU at tlttlllln wret per mlUl wIth a ecore ot otI U I on the shootoff Eaoh made 14 on the thetie thelie tie Bennett scored U on onthl the shootoff shootoffA A 4 fifteen tarKet targe event followed In which whichErsklne hlch hlchEr Ersklne Er klne H Ixrtt and O C Urlnnell Jr tied tiedwith liedwith with 13 and on the hfl shootoff LoU was 11 out outtallying outtaUrme tallying 15 to Grlnneirs 14 In another anotherfifteen anotherftftn fifteen target handicap F E Driggs and andlowed nndlorllklne lorllklne H Lott tied with 15 breakll They Theytoued lowed for the prize Driggs winning winningThe lnnlnlrThe The final event on the card wan a sperial sperialmatch RIIHlalmatch match for fun at fifty targets per P man mantwe ho hoThe twe n llarltullooAJunllllnd IrsIrJp II Lott LottThe The score cor WM Jonnrw Hn Lett iu I IJ 1 1vff vff f 1iIII I tII J f lit W Well ll1 Make Up Suits SuitsDouble uitsr li liDoub Double e The Price I qrZ Tr TrSome U it itSome Some cloths brought 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uriunifUi HO MADISON SQUABE GARDEN NEW YORK ciTY S STIRRING ICE YACHT RACES RACESHigh High Wind Cause an lp et Fasle Beat BeatShrewsburys Shrewsburys Hf cord cordIxso Ixso BRANCH X J Jan IB Another Anotherrecord record waa mndo this afternoon or the fifteen fifteenmile mile course of tho Shrewsbury Ico Yacht and andBoat Boat Club the winning boat JElwyn Greens GreensEaclc Eaclc covering the triangular course In 20 20minutes minutes IB seconds Previous to yesterdays yesterdaysrace race tho record for the course lias 30 minutes minutesSi Si seconds held by E W Prices Shrewsbury ShrewsburyYesterday Yesterday afternoon the Shrewsbury beat beather her own previous record by nearly four min minutes utes making the course In 26 minutes so sec seconds onds Tho Eagle In this afternoons race racewhich which was a trial spin to decide what boat boatthe the club would send to defend tho champion championship ship pennant of the Two Rivers beat the theShrewsburys Shrewsburys time by 34 seconds secondsThere There were five starters In the trial race raceIncluding Including the Sweetheart Red Rarer Shrews Shrewsbury bury Skedaddle and the Eagle The Ske Skedadle dadle and the Sweetheart withdrew early earlyIn In the race The Eagle bad an easy thing of ofIt It beating the Red Rover by nearly three threeminutes minutes The corrected time of the yachts yachtswas was as follows Eagle 26 minutes 10 seconds secondsRed Red Rover 20 minutes It aeconds Shrewsbury 29 minutes 25 seconds Two other races raceswere were sailed by the Shrewsbury Club although althoughthe the first leg for the Coley trophy was not fin finished ished In time owing to the wind dying out outIn In this race eleven white winged racers racersstarted started and six flnUhed They were the theHarold Harold Bayard Domlntcks yacht which whichfinished finished first tn 40 minutes 45 seconds the theRed Red Rover Eagle Peg Skedaddle and andFlorence Florence A In the championship pennant ot the Shrews Shrewsbury bury Club a distance of seven and onehalf onehalfmiles miles Clark Prices Magnolia won In 17 min minutes utes The Peg Charles Woolleys boat boatwas was secondIn 17 minutes 32 secondsand the theClaret Claret Walter Contents yacht third in 18 18minutes minutes 23 secomls The Harold withdrew withdrewThe The Initial races of the South Shrewsbury ShrewsburyClub Club were sailed this afternoon Throe of ofthe the clubs crack vnchts the Mildred owned ownedby by Commodore Benjamin P Morris the theHazel Hazel owned by W R Jollne and the Leroy Leroysailed sailed by E E Taber were twice sent over overthe the tenmile course in trial speed races The TheHael Hael won tho first race in 27 minutes 24 24seconds seconds and the Mildred won the second secondHKD HKD UANKV J Jan 18 A regatta under underYacht Yacht Club won sailed thin afternoon It Itwon won the third race tn tho series this winter for forthe the championship cup of tho club and wn wnopen open to third class boats The race wan one oneof of the most hotly contested of the season seasonand and was rendered more Interesting on ac account count of a severe rain storm which prevailed prevailedthroughout throughout the contest An upset and the thefrequent frequent lifting of tlie boats were incidents incidentsthat that kept the nerve of tho spectators tingling Th starters were Newton Dorcmuss Ata lanta George Olllies Wizard the two twoOeonrles Oeonrles owned by Charlen P Jrwln Thomas ThomasDanlflss Danlflss Vixen of the Burlington V J Ice IceYacht Yacht Club Thomas Henry Grants Tyro TyroIvy Ivy Hances Northwest nnd Daniel Assys AssysZero Zero ZeroThe The yachts were s nt away together nnd nndthey they made a fln picture as they went down downthe the river The Wizard and the Atalnnto were wereclosa closa togethT throughout the entire rare rareWhat What made tho stniggle more fierce was thn thnwindward windward sailing The wind blew from such sucha a quarter that on two legs of the course the theboats boats had tn make short tacks and favorable favorableslants slants of wind ineant much to th yachts re receiving ceiving them On th third round of the tri trianale anale thn Atalantaa skipper by a sharp sharpnmnoBUvri nmnoBUvri succeeded In getting the load just justbefore before Onions sl k was rcaohed The TheDoremtis Doremtis yacht continued to Incrcnm Its leud and won the ram In 13 minutes V sec seconds onds beating the Wizard by over a minute minuteThe The wizard managed to boat the old Georgie Georgieby by only three seconds secondsOn On the first round the 7cro wns hit by one oneof of thow hard puffs which came out of Patter PatterBons Bons Cove and Cnpt Awiy wa t unable to tokeep keep the boat on her course The npjct In Instant stant the yacht was In the air and before she shecould could be brought up In the wind she turned turnedcompletely completely over file men li th cockpit cockpitrolled rolled out easily and took a short slide on the theice ice The boat waa not damaged hut by the thetime time she was righted the other boots were so sofar far In the lead that Capt Asayconcluded to toSuit The Vixen nnd Northwest were with withrawn Suit rawn on the first round The Tyro finished finishedfourth fourth and the Georijlo II was Ust UstThe The fourth class coat also tried conciil conciilsIons sIons during tho dor There were only thri e estarters starters Charles Burds Witch Everett Asays AsaysEagle Eagle and Charles FoxwBlls Dlgby The TheWitch Witch and Eaale fought hard for the leading leadingposition position but thn Burd yacht crossed the line lineHrstt Hrstt her tlmn being 30 minutes 41 seconds secondsMontolalr Montolalr High School Wlni at Hockey HockeyAt At the Clermont avenue rink Brooklyn Brooklynthe the Montclair High School nnd the Cathedral CathedralHchool Hchool of Bt Paul teams met In a hookey hookeymatch match yesterday The Montclnir boys boysshowed showed superior team work and gained the lend In the first period of play by a goal made madeIn In the second secondnme nme but tlin tlinJersey Jersey players clinched the match by making makingtwo two more goals Bt Pniiln tallied two goals goalsin in this period Tho nnil xrorwn forit foritolair olair High School t goal bt JUulg School 3 goals 4 Established 18CT TAN T 9 9Aactloa TASSELL KKARNBTtt Aactloa Salst 1fi 9iW 9iWOF OF HORSEH ANi CARRtAGfCS P PABE ABE HELD RECJULAHLY EVERY i s sTUESDAY TUESDAY AND FRIDAT ti tiCommeuclnrat Commeuclnrat lOodook v vAT AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MARt 130 and isa East ISlh St StBetween Between Third and Fourth Aves NewYorV MJvO Cataloruea ready morntne oltMlv alePur chasers will always and a large and Interesting list to select from V i tj Jf JfThose Those dMlrlng to tell can make earlM MSr MSra a y tlm p to P M the dar before Ul sale 4i 4iJANVABT JANVABT CLOSING OUT SALE taORSIt taORSItBLANKETS BLANKETS Vth AND PLtSU RODESl RODESlLined Lined Stable Blankets 100 TrucVBIanicels risT Kxtra heavy Truck Blankets 200 t25VvWogi Fancy Plaid Blankets S2sa Plush Robes MMk Fur Robes 800 Oil Storm Covers KM vi viFITTERS FITTERS HARNESS AND SADDLERY COrllX 88 West Broadway near Cfiambers Btc UMtalriL n nA A OENTLEUAN WILL SACRIFtOE mi S Sgentle gentle family and saddle coB also road boracTt boracTtyears years old has trotted mile 223 botn fuUf rnaran rnaranteed teed trial allowed Also miniature WnwxUr WnwxUrBUSINESS BUSINESS WAOOMVMIP WJ5EKLYf AT MENT81 ALSO FtBNlTCRETASrSAT BEV FORD WAOON WORIUL 47M riEWOHO riEWOHOFOR FOR SALB Set Brass Double Harnesssuit Harnesssuituon uon at a grout sacrlnce Room 324 ArcadkBulldr Ing 1047 Brovdway between esth and Mtb sts GREAT BARGAINStianlagea Wagons Har Harness ness Riding Saddles some secondhand BISHOP BISHOPM M Warren st j jFAST FAST HORSES TO BE SOLD y yGreat Great ThreeYwtfOld Admiral Dewty bat batof of the CTolce Lots t Slldivlnler AnoUorir AnoUorirThe The FuslgTlpton Co will hold the annual annualmidwinter midwinter sale of the NX at Madison Square SquareGarden Garden Jan 26 27 28 and 2U days and evon evonings ings when a star lot of speed and Marries MarriesanlmaU anlmaU will be dlspwod of by du6tpi du6tpistock stock from tho leading stud farms t j1 j1Foremost Foremost among the record horsesIs tb tbthreeyearbid threeyearbid stalllon Admiral Dowey 214 ii iiI I by Blngen 2M out of Nancy Hanks 2f4i 2f4iboth both holders of trotting records Admiral AdmiralDowey Dowey has the fastest speed inheritance of ofany any stallion living or dead Other notable notableanimals animals with records are Johnny AgatiV 2 5WPauinevere2OTf Silver Prince28 Prince28Wandering Wandering Jew 2MX Templo Wtlkes yWi4 yWi4Red Red Silk 210 Mary Anna2l li El MlUrgo 211 Sampson 2Mtf Dillon Boy 2 JWJi JWJiAlllewood Alllewood 2MM Topsey 2iMVJ Wilquq Wilquq2OOK 2OOK All Right 209J Cotillon 210 Pranlfj lln 2lOf Frances B 2iotf PoVto Rlov Rlovthere there will be a choice lot from the VllUeo VllUeoFarm Farm Including gets from cbamplon wln wlnin in n res In foal by Col Curler irom tneMcEI tneMcEIIn In thn champion tean of the8peodwajr the8peodwajrfor for 1901 will also go underthe hammer as wilt wiltMiss Miss Lou and Zrnii pvUe winners at tho thoNational National Horse Show v vPennsylvania Pennsylvania Defeats PrincetonatB PrincetonatBketuall ketuall t tPRINCETON PRINCETON Jan 18 Princeton played the theflrst flrst Intercollegiate basketball game ot h f fseason season hern this afternoon with the University Universityof of Pcnnsylinln nnd the Tlgnr wnredefontra wnredefontraby by tho scorn of 21 to 15 Tlwcontmt was cletA cletAthrougtiotit througtiotit and the iitrnpst good feeling ur j jvnllMl vnllMl between th two teams teamsPLIIMCATION8 PLIIMCATION8 PLIIMCATION8THE THE SELF CUREOF CUREOFWITHOUT WITHOUT MEDiCllW MEDiCllWByCHS ByCHS DAVIS MUPhD 176 page7S cents centsThe The 3otb Crntorr methods of combating thU thUnisea nisea including the prevention of consumption consumptionand and olner dlseane S four columns review of oftne tne authors m tnodi Ui JV V lltrtta Jan 10IW 10IWTHE THE BLUES BLUESHy Hy ALHKRT ABRAMM A 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