The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
June 4, 1905

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r i jr M f 4 r i iJ tv v yr VvWA VvWASTOIUT i iI J T I I I I 1 tt STOIUT Jras JtmE4 isos isosPair 11105 11105I L LVOL1 I I t un Pair today day and tomorrow tomorrowp morroV morroVVOL p 3 3VOL VOL LXXILK0277 LXXILNO 277 NEW YORK SUNDAY JUNE 4 1905 1905cO 19O5CopoM OHWHW Ilf DhI 1MS 1 6 by Tha Tl l Sun J PrintinD rf and PubblanD lIOdaoll THIRTYFOUR PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS J ALL NOW LOOK LOOKTO lOOKTO TO HENDRICKS HENDRICKSWill Will the State Superintendent SuperintendentThrow SuperintendentThrow Superintendent1hrow Throw Out Alexander Alexanderand AlexanderI Alexanderand Alexanderand I and Hyde HydeINSURANCE HydeINSURANCE HypeINSURANCE INSURANCE LAW VIOLATED VIOLATEDNominating VIOLATEDNominating VIOLATEDNOminatinn Nominating Committee s Mem Members Members Members bers May Not Serve ServeHyde Servede Servehyde Hyde de Defend Himself Aialnst the theCharges tJ1eCharlea thebre Charges bre Made by AlexaaderSsys He lieNever Heevcr Heevcr Never evcr Used UaedStolk Stock Owued by b Cqul Cqultable Equitable Equluble table but Standing StandJnln In His same arae to toHnsU toVU5b toPush Push Alous His HI Person II Fortune FortuneVntermyer Fortuneljntermyer ortQllf ortQllfUntrrmer Vntermyer Sa S3S Sayi s Hyde Has Lone Been BeenWillingta BeenWInSt3 BeenWH1tnt Willingta Trustee Trmfee lUsStoclc JUsStookSlIrD Signs of ofa 01a ofI a Xew ew Offensive and Defensive Alliance AllianceBetween AlilaneeBetween AllianceBetween Between the Preisldent and andtJIe the First FirstVicePresident First1eeIreldentFrlok FirstVIce4residentFrIcc 1eeIreldentFrlok VicePresident Frlek and Harrimsn HarrimsnExpected HammanExpected Barrftnani3xpccted Expected to Attack From rom the Outside OutsideAll OatsldeAll OnisideAll All eyes are now lOW directed on o Supt Francis FrancisHendricks Franci8Ber1drlcks Francisendricks Hendricks of the State Insurance Depart Department Departient i ireent ment arcl the results of the investigation investigationof I Iot of the societys Eo cletyaIairs affairs which hlch Mr lr Hendricks Hendrickspersonally Hendricksperebnally Hendrickspersbnally personally as well as through his chief chiefcteputy ehlefrJeputy chiefputy cteputy puty Robert H Hunter has made madeIt madIt It was stated yesterday that the results resultsnf resultnl nf Mr Hendricks HendrickslnveEotlgation investigation will be b forth forthcoming forthc forthcOl2g coming c nng within tea te days cIa but just whether whetherOov whetherGo Oov Go Higgins will advise its publication publicationVHS VHS one of the problems discussed by those thoseInterested thoeefntPre thoseintnrested Interested fntPre ted in the tl society1 6o iety affairs yester yesterday yefterriey yeterrifty day dayIt It was w very ery plainly stated thataccording thataccordingto to the Frick report repe Supt Hejjdricks can canfind C8l1find canfind find that Mr Ir Hyde James W Alexander AlexanderValentine JFluniierVslantine anIer anIerVJ1re Valentine P Snyder and other directorsof directorsofthe dIrectors of ofIhe ofth9 the Equitable eocwty socl ty tad committed a aserious aterlou6 aI9riou6 serious breach of ofthe the insurance law Ia of oftbe oftbeSine the theState theStote State Those who made this statement statementpointed statementpolntGd ttementpontz pointed pontz to Ae 1e o syndicates s 1Idk n1Icats mentioned in the theFrick tbeFric theFrici Frick committeea report rep rt which included includedtalcs includedMlC6 includedcsh talcs csh by Kuhn l n Leb i Co CotoarnesH o toJames t9 a esH H Eyde P e asrl or Associates uoci C1f c Metropolitan Street StreetiJiUway Street1aUw3Y StreetLoUway iJiUway 4s of MK 2 Philadelphia Baltimore Baltimoreea4 DaJt1n re req reen ea4 en q Wsth Wrhitn t1 jslcm n oi psr1 3e i cwjt oQt etgLoi li pds pdsLong dl dlLrriC Long Loi IflindEallroad Ithnd ERlJrrod t pr p r cent bonds bondsOrec bondsOre bondsOren Orec Ore Oren n Short Lino isfttodfag I mortgage mortgagepor 4 por p r cent as 2 year gild bondrv bond P CC CCarid C CCaM o oan4 arid t Louis Railway conspUdateti COUIIUd UQZdd ateii m ma aet aetge or orgig gig a 4 p PsJl poJtat t gold bbidf bo ld Sorfflilk oiort Od61k 1k 4d 4dWttrn bd bdWfiterndivitional d dWtern Wfiterndivitional Wtern dlvieion1l first lien and general generalmsrtBase g geralMeetgae nera1 nera1mortsge msrtBase 4 fy31 i r cent bends Iniperial IIJ rl11 Japa Japanfte Jap3nf Japane nfte nf 6e Goveraisnt Govera 1J t f per perc9 cent 1t sterling rJnb loan loanguaranteed loanguararf loanguaranteed guaranteed guararf d vd Atchijor Topoka To ka and andSanta andSanta andSanta Santa Fe F EallwaJ RaJlwa 4 per p r cant enf srial ri riai l de debenture derenture debenture benture bonds bondsSupt bcnlSupt S Supt Htnciricfe R Rcniri nciriM under the iniurance iniurancew iEaur C 1 ii w o oj the th State tIte has b lS the power pow r to ienwe ienweny IemnveIJ1Y emcweE3 IJ1Y ny officer or director cUrECt Jr who 110 has violated the thelcaurarpelawo theL theicurapeJawf lcaurarpelawo L urup f theStato tb the tatcand tato and from Supt SuptEesdrickss SuptfedrWis SutIendrj4a Eesdrickss decUion ia this matter matterthre there thll is isrpj5arentlyno Ietpparently isppazefltlynOcppeal rpj5arentlyno ppazefltlynOcppeal no appeal S Jwt ru whether Supt SuptKendricks SuptH Suptendxick Kendricks H ndricb will l m decide ded that th9 participation participationff ff t Mr1 It Hyde Mr r Alexander AJi nder and and theothers theothersin in the thcsyndicatcs syndicates mentioned constitutes constitutest cDnst consttut consttutilttton tute6 tute6jol t violation jol tlon ofthe insurance law of the State Statefill Statelllbe StateiiU fill lllbe be sKiwntn I rltn Mr IrUthulricks r HAiSrickss H nrlricra report reportsd reportd reportend end sd d at waj ra as becausei beca 90f of the th importance of ofSupt ofSupt oft1pt Supt t1pt Hendrickss decision on this matter matterthat matterthat matterthat that immbensioi mEmbe m Jot tho committee co nmittee headed beadedby headedb headedby by b D 0 Mills fe feAIdiffident l diffident about ab ut nerving nervingor rbig rbigIIIn or IIIn in anyway any way taking steps stepsttHelect to select a a chair chairmen cba cbamen chairmen men with plenary powers Supt Hen Hendrfclfs Hendrlcks Hendriclcs drfclfs according accor lirlg to Republicans yesterday yesterdayhas yester ay ayb has b s cnnducttd a mpst n st rigid investigation investigationoca n nI oca on I vbich 1iGh lch i even more drastic dra tlc than that thatrcvjs tbatnvj thatna4 rcvjs nvj by the Frick committee and the theimportance theImport1J1CE thetmportinc importance of Supt Hendrickss report report3E 3E 3 therefore t considered con ldered the paramount paramountpio 5 pio pl cf f intarest m ret in the societys I 0c19ty affairs at athe atflE atpeeut flE he present rJCSe t time timel3flopment6 timer timezrrr zrrr r p r COCUJD COCUJDDEJ coavtkocpments l3flopment6 DEJ pments yesterday y erday in the Equitable Equitablefituatnn Equltableituathn Equitabiaituatin fituatnn following the rejection rj lon of the theFrisl th thFrl theFril Frisl committee c report andvlhe retire retirement rttrement retirement ment of Harrinian lIAIi Frick and C K Bliss Blissfrom Bltssfrom Blissfrom from the societys directorate made it ap apparent apprenlooyond aparencyonrI parent prenlooyond boyond a doubt that James H Hyde Hydeis is now supreme in the affairs of the insti institution 1ntIttlon inatittion tution President James W Alexander Alexanderis Iexanderno is i no longer regarded by him with any anyconcern anyOIncern anyoincern OIncern and Mr Hyde has absolutely no nofear o ofear fear that t at the resolutions r lutlona adopted by the thehoard tbeboard theboard I board of directors on Friday will be car carried arried ried into effect ect in any way that will wUlbe wUlberctrlmental bedctrfxnental be bedetrimental S detrimental to his hI interests icterestsMr Mr Or Hyde has ha no intention of divesting divestinghimself diveetingbiIQcU divestingblrnscU himself of hi hit stock in the sense that he will willsurrender willrurrender willsureder surrender the control of the society per permanently permanently permanently manently He had no thought of selling sellingbia bia bi stock to the society when whenhe he said In the theboard theboard theboard board meeting that he was waawilJlng willing to make makeconcessions makeronccssioM makeoncesstons concessions looking toward the surrender surrenderof s frenderof of his control The most that he will do doie doit doIa ie to trustee his hI clock in the way that be behas hebaa bebia has proposed before subject to condi S tions and arrangements arrangementsAs As to tbe proposed election of a chair chairman chaJrof chairma man ma of the board of trustees with plenary plenarypowers plenarypowers plenarypowers powers over the officers and employees employeeeofthe of ofthe ofS S the Equitable no person will be elected to tothis tot11a tothis this office oce who is regarded with disfavor by byMr byMr byMr Mr Hyde Mr Hyde boa the power power in the thebard tbeb thebar b bar bard nrd of directors to prevent the election electionAlthough electionAlthough eloctloaAlthough Although apparently In an impregnable impregnableposition Impregnableposition impregnableposition position at present Mr MrBydehaa Hyde has troubles troublesahead troubleeahead troublesahead ahead of him Edward H Harriman and andHenry andHenry andBenry Henry C Frick do not propose that the thethings thething thethings things which Mr Hyde said about them at atFridays atFridays atFrdayssormy Fridays Frdayssormy stormy meeting shall go by without withoutbeing withoutInc withoutbeing being Inc accounted aocount d for Mr Hyde will soon soonfind lloonftnd soonflad find himself the target of attacks from fromsources fromlOurcea fromsources sources outalde the society and the contro controversy controVcrsy controecray versy it was predicted pr d1cted yesterday yesterdaywiU will in inthe inbe InS S the be future completely completelyfurther overshadow any anyfurther anyfurther further effort which President Alerdhder Alerdhdermay Alezdermay AJer der dermay may make ak against elnst nst the young vicepresi vicepresident vicepresidcnt Mcepresldent dent COMMITTEE oM1IT rzE JTOT OT XO O SBRVZ SBRVZSigns SZItVZSigns i Signs of further disaffection In the board boardnf boSfd boSfdf nf f directors appeared yesterday and It Is Isdoubtful Isdouhlful isdoubtful doubtful now nowwbother whether the oomrnittec of ofeeyen nffCvCtI ofpeven eeyen which was appointed at Fridays irot irotContinued 1r IrctS t tColt S Continued Colt Iuod on Second condP condPBolul Pag Pagua Paano Bolul no Homeonlllo Laxatives kelp 7011T 79arls7 79arls7Lad a alei ua lei ttietuaen IA JIIC aQtlve otiv ud losur peruel peruelASt pex c btl he1b he1bAs b bIS ASt As IS t 5 5S S S A RAXBURV PAEBURVSELLS BURN SELLS FOR FORmiet S4SJS93 S4SJS93Hl 54S69lJII1 Hl miet Jif N t Price for That Artists rUuts Work WorkReached WorkRe WorkReached Reached Re bed at Tweedmouth Sale SaleSpidal SaleSpd4J Sale3pcdJ Spidal cMt Dnpatch to TRI liB SUN SUNIXMTOOW SOItLoNootl Su SuLONDOW IXMTOOW June 8 8Many Many British Brit h aristo aristoorata arilltocrata arletocrate crate and Americans crowded Christies Christiesauction ChristiesauctJon Christiesauctjon auctJon rooms today on the occasion of ofthe ofthe ofthe the sale sajeof of fiftytwo pictures of Lord Tweed Tweedmouths Tweedmouths Tweedmouths mouths family collection They brought broughton on an average 95000 each eachSir eachSir eachSir Sir H Raeburns portrait of his wife sold soldfor soldfor soldfor for H5 145ns 05 which Is a record auction price pricefor prlOOfor pdoefor for a picture by that artist artistOther artistOther artistOther Other sales S41 in the collection were as fol follows follows follows lows An n Assembly at Wanstead HousE HousoW HoUIICW HousEv W v Hogarth S14435 14435 portrait of a lady J 7 Hoppner 1B68S Dancing Dogs 0 0Norland GMorland 0Moriand Norland 21000 portrait of the artist artistSir artistSir artistS1i Sir H IL Raeburn 23015 portrait of Mrs MrsOswald MrsOswald MrsOswald Oswald Raeburn 18900 portrait of Sir SirWalter SirWalter SirWalter Walter Scott Kaeburn 5250 portrait of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Countess Cotn of Bsllaraont Sir Joshua JoshuaReynolds JoshunReynolds JoshuaReynolds Reynolds 34650 Simplicity Reynolds Rcynnds11O 11O 10500 portrait of Miss Mj Anne Dutton DuttonReynolds DuttonReynolds DuttonReynolds Reynolds 0450 0450A O5A S SA A portrait of ofRobert Robert Bums by byAlexander byAlexanderNasmyth Alsiander AlsianderXasmyth AIAxanderasmytb Xasmyth 15H i by 11 lIX inches in an oval ovalthe ovalt ovalthe the t e property of the Misses Cathcart of ofAyr ofAyr ofAyrwassold Ayr Ayrwassold was sold for for84oo S8 8400 I It lIsareplIcaof is a replica of one onethat onet1ut onethat that is In the National Galleryof GaUery of Scotland ScotlandThe 6ootlandThe ScotlandThe The artist made another replica which Is In InUie inilie Luthe the Xatlonal Portrait Gallery London LondonSHOr LondonSHOT LondoncFIor SHOT BOY AD GIRL GIRLSir GII1Lfr Sir fr Bernstein Was Shooting at Unite WIns Wlncibut WInsbut Wingsbut but Ills III Aim Was Wa Dad DadA DadA BadA A bullet went through the bosom osom of ofseveuyaarold of5ee1yarold ofseveiyearold seveuyaarold Esther Glasbicgs dress dressfrom dreeafrom dressfrom from left to right ri ht lost evening at Seventh Seventhavenue Seventhoenue Seventhavenue avenue and Twentyeighth street It left lefta a o red streak on the th little girls body but It Itdidnt Itdidnt itdidnt didnt break the akin akinThe sklnThe skinThe The child heard the popping of pistols pistolsat at the corner and ran to see eo what It was wasall wasaU wasall all about She was as in a a crowd of four or orfive orthe orfive I five hundred persons Two street cleaners cleanershad cleanershod cleanershad had moved along a horse and truck driven drivenby drl611by drivenby by David Bernstein B ofIS3 of J3 Forsyth street streetBernstein streetBeIDltein streetBernstein Bernstein and David Krakauer of 123 West WestThirtythird WhatThirtythird WestThirtythird Thirtythird street rap out of a saloon and andattacked andattacLed andattacked attacked the street etl1 et cleaners There was wasa wasaghb as asa a aghb fight In which hlch the white hltt wings got the thebest thebest best of it itKrakauer ItKrokauer ItKrakauer Krakauer pulled a pistol out of his pocket pocketand pocketand pocketand and beaded it to Bernstein Bernstein Bernsteinblazed Bernsteinblued Bernsteinblazed blazed away sending four f ur bullets at tho thostreet thostreet ikestreet street cleaners Xeither was hit but one oneof oneof oneof of tho bullets went through the Clashing Clashingchilds GJubingchllds Olasbingchilds childs dreGS and another anoth r struck Frank FrankLorenzo FrankLorenzo FrankLorenzo Lorenzo of 307 Seventh avenue a boy of ofeight ofelgbt ofeight eight in the right foot making a painful painfulwound paintulWound painfulwound wound woundPolicemen woundPolicemen WoundPoUcemfin Policemen Foley Folf and Xenodochius of the theWqst theWE16t theWqist Wqst Thirtyseventh street station came cameon cameon cameon on the run and caught Bernstein and Kra Krakauer Kral Kraksuer kauer l iuer after a fine chase cha e which several hun hundred hundred bundred dred idle persons amused tbemsleves by byjoining byjoining byjoining joining joiningBoth joiningBoth joiningBoth Both men were taken to the Tenderloin Tenderloinstation Tenderloinstation Tenderloinstation station charged with th felonious felon1o assault I RAILROADS iy I i A ASPEED SPEED WAR WARVanderbnt Tf4Rf Tf4Ru4UtJntI4neilay W4RcIow f Vanderbnt u4UtJntI4neilay Line tyay Fotyb cIow Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaand PelUWlvall1na PeanriIyaonTV and na TV Cot Rt Time to Cnlcwo C12 XO to t IB l bars BooriCBTOA Bo barsCueiLGo r rB1 CBTOA CueiLGo B1 K o June 3 aA A speed war threaten threatento tlreatehato threa threajto to disrupt the community of interest interestS Intereattbe tbe lV 1j S ud 4 tl16V the V nder nderb dsr dsrbUtEytcme b bUtEytcme e A f1d i w days y agotJi ago the V Vai Vaidarbilt l1 l1derbUt derbilt line announced anuoin that on o June 18 18the 18the Iathe the Twentieth Century Limited which whichon on a schedule of twenty hours between betweenhere betweenhere betweenbere here and New ew York had been the thefaatest thefaatestIong fastest fastestlemg fastestl lemg l ng distance passenger train in the world worldwould worldwould worldwould would be run im on a nineteen hour schedule scheduletJXow scheduleow scheduleiow tJXow ow the Pennsylvania Pennt ylvania company an announces antlounces aneUnres nounces that on June 11 it will put into intotervicea into6etvlcell Intosevjcao tervicea train to be known aa Iathe the Penn Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania sylvania Special which will run between betweenChicago betweenChicagoald betweenChicagoand Chicago Chicagoald and New ew York In eighteen hours hoursIn hoursIn I In addition the th Pennsylvania proposes to toadd toadd toadd add to its service servre a a new train trainwblch which will willrun wUlrunbetween willrun run runbetween between here and andXew New York In twenty twentythree twentythro twectythree three hours and fifteen minutes minutesI I 1 am not prepared now to say what whatthe whattheeiV whattheNew the theNew New eiV York Central lines Im 1S will do if the Penn PennBylvanla Pennfiylvln Pennsylvania Bylvanla 1 puts put on an eighteen hour train trainbetween trambetweenhelf trainbetweenherp between betweenhelf here ard New York said aaldC C F FDaly FDaly FDaly Daly passenger pauenger traffic manager of the theVanderbilt theVandcrbUt theVanderbilt I Vanderbilt lines west of Buffalo today todayThere todayThore todayThcre There Till be a conference In New York Yorknext Yorkn Yorknext i next n xt Tuesday of the operating and trafflo traffloofficials tramoDftlci31s trallloomcials I officials of the Vanderbilt lines when the thequestion thequestion thequestion question of of passenger train schedules be between bet betweeri tween t ri here and New NewYorltWiU York Yorkwill will bethoroughly bethoroughlydiscussed 1ethoroughlydiscussed hethoroughlydiscussed discussed It will wllltben u then be determined determinedwhether determiI1edwhetb determinedwhether whether whetb r to adopt an eighteen or nineteen nineteenhour nineteenhour nineteenhour hour schedule to meet the demand ol the thepublic th thpublic thp thppublic public for fast and safe foIi e transportation transportationBOSS transportationBOSS transportationBOSS BOSS TEAVSTER LOCKED UP UPPresident rpPreildent P PPreldent President Shea ltea Is I Ischnrged Charged With Criminal CriminalLibel Cr111ltnatLibel CriminalLibel Libel by b Robert J Tnorne TnorneCHICAGO Tl1orneCIUCJOO Th rne rneCiucaoo CHICAGO CIUCJOO June 3 3Cornelius Cornelius P Shea Sheapresident Sheapreeldent Sheapresident president of the International Brotherhood Brotherhoodof of Teamsters was arrested late this after afternoon afterUool1 afternoon noon on a capias issued by Judge Bethea Betheaof Betheaof of the theVnited United States Circuit Court follow following following followlug ing the filing Llngof of a bill charging criminal criminallibel crImInalJibe criminallibel libel and seeking 25000 damages by Robert RobertJ J Thorn assistant secretary of Mont Montgomery Montgomery MontgomeryWard gomery gomeryWard Ward A Co The charges are that thatShea thatShea thatShea Shea made statement connecting Thorns Thomewith Thornewith Thornswith with the offer of ofa a bribe of 10000 to toShea toSheato Shea Sheato Sheato to induce him to call a strike of teamsters teamstersagainst teamstersagainst teamstersagainst against Sears SearsBoebuck Roebuck t Co one of Mont Montgomery Montsomery Montgomery gomery Ward k Coa Co largest competitors competitorsMr Mr Thorns denieseach denies each of the statements statementssaid statementssaid statementssaid said to have been made by Shea and de declares declare dedares clare that his character r has been damaged damagedto to the extent of 25000 25000Shea OOO OOOShea oooShea Shea was wasr raleasrd leasd in 12500 ball late this thisevening thisevening ble bleeenlng evening WESTCHESTER ROAD BEGIS BEGISGsncs DEGIXfiGaDI ZIEGIVSGangs Gangs Break Ground In Three Plnefs on onWestchetter onestchester onWestchester Westchetter DlvUlan DlvUlanThe DI1113nThe Dl1slnThe The New ew York Westchester and Boston BostonRailroad BostonRa1road BostonRailroad Railroad Company began work yesterday yesterdayon et rday rdayon on the first division of Jtsroad JtsroadGangs Its ltnroadGangs road roadGangB Gangs of men began work ow ork rk at three differ different difIerent different ent places on Division 1 which takes In Inthe Inthe Inthe the entire section of the Westchebtor road roadup roadup roadup up to the city cit limits One gang began beganon on the th heavy cut cu between East Chester ChesterHill CbestorHill ChesterHill Hill and Saw 133 aW w Mill lane another at a point pointbetween plntbetween pointbetween between Bronxdale avenue and White WhituPlains WbltPJ WhitePlains Plains PJ ns road and a third force between betweenSawMill betweenSawMIlI betweenSaw SawMill Saw Iill lane and Pclham Parkway This Thissection Thillection Thissection section of the work is under the th direct directiu dlrEctsupervislon directsupervision iu supervision rvialon of Engineer E V Mnitiand MnitiandChief MaitlandChief llIltlandChief Chief Engineer William A Pratt says saysthat ra rathat saysthat that he expects Olpectsto to have 5000 OoO men at work workby wor worby workby by the end of this month The road b to tohave tohave tohave have four tracks of heavy rails The third thirdrail thirdrail thirdrail rail system will be used usedThe1 usedThe I IThe The Westchestor We tchealor company underwriters underwriterspaay underwriterspaid paid Into the KnickerbOcker Trust Com Compa1yyeetlrday Cornpeny I paay pa1yyeetlrday yestordaythe yesterday the firstmoney firet mon y payment parmentSue pavmentue paymentduo Sue duo ue on the amount subscribed d for the thobuild thobuildlug build building buildIngof lug Ingof of the ther04d ther04dPAIXSFIUCWUK8 road roadrAWSTIBEWOKKS roadPAINS rAWSTIBEWOKKS PAINS IiREwOliKs FOBTHE 4THEximlnelh 4THzinInethe 4TH amrs rs Eximlnelh mIIULht sUck sttcks5 s rockets and otter ot novelties frlIodllflat noveltiesi at t 12 Park Pl p Place a K 5 YAC YACArswenllour Y YAAtSWSZIEg itfr itfrAciwerloe Aciwerloe Arswenllour your LiQulty r Yeithe tUebettw lie bet best way wayto wasto jr jrto to ro rotoIBuaa1Oanellarara totfjiraJo ndM ar raUslt laUs usijI1bytb5 bytb New NewYoS e eYorkCelln ew ewYoCetra1WhT YoS YorkCelln YoCetra1WhT Centtal WftyT B I3ecauW 5C5U c uvi o 0ar Tt r 1U aluaokl aluaoklrU ala U trw trwMwrsM Irseki Irsekithereare MwrsM Atr rU O twinsn tralns tTlE5dV sr icrn Cfl mftt tlcljcu t t1c1eIsAtr cIf cIfL L 1 i j 4r S 1 1 0 ct1 1 MRS ASBBEL P F1TC1I I IN PERIL PERILWhile PEBIL111l1e PERILWhile While She Was Out Driving Drh11 J Two Wheels beell of ofHer 01lIer ofHer Her Carriage Collapsed CollapsedTABRTTOWS CoUlpaedTAnJnowtN CollapsedTaanrrowrr TABRTTOWS TAnJnowtN N i V June JuneSMJ 3 34jr Mr Asbbel AsbbelP P Fitch of New ew York and her son and her herdaughter herdllughter herdaughter daughter who have a summer aummerhome home on the theWhite theWhite theWldte White Plain road had a narrow narrow escape eacapefrom eecapefr escapefrom from fr m Injury thin afternoon They were werebeing werebeing werebeing being driven to the depot to catch a train trainand trainILnd trainand and aa the coachman turned into Orchard Orchardstreet Orchardetreet Orchardstreet street the front wheel on the rigbtsido rigbtsidocollapeed rigbfsidocollap rlgbt side sidecollapsed collapsed collap ed and the thehonee horses dashed away awayAs awayAa swayAs As they did eo the rear wheel also collapsed collapsedand and Miss MisaFltch ss Fitch her brother brotherand and the theman coach coachman coachman man were thrown out on the hard brick brickpavement brickpavement brickpavement pavement pavementThe The Th coachman was badly bruised but bubMiss butMise butMiss Miss Fitch and her brother were not nothurt nothurt nothurt hurt Mrs Fitch remained In the carriage carriageand carriageIInd carriageand and the horses dashed away uncontrolled uncontrolledThey uncontrolledThey uncontrolledThey They had gone about about15OO 600 feet when they theywore theYwere theywore wore stopped by Thomas ThomaaDorsey Dorsey who was wasdragged wudragitd wasdragged dragged along some distance and Mrs MrsFitch MrsFitch Ira IraFitch Fitch was rescued from her perilous situa situation sItuation situatlon tion tionBRITISH tionBRITISH tlonBRITISh BRITISH WARSHIP Jr SINKS BARK BARKTwentythree BARKTentpbreft RARKTwentylbren Twentythree Drowned In a Collision In InFOB InFOI InFog FOB Off Dancrnet DancrnetSptctal DunlmeaSpld4J Dungenesscaaze Sptctal Cablf CII1 EtipaJflt to Txx SUX SUXLoxoojf SI1JfLO SvtLoNno Loxoojf LO DO June 3 SThe The British battleship battleshipC battleshipCMar I IC CMar C nar ar of 14900 tons displacement cal collided 001Jlde callided lided Jlde this morning with the bark b rk Afghan Afghanistan MgbanIstan Afghanistan istan off Dungeness DungenessThe Dungen es esThe seThe The bark sank and twentythree persons personswere persoDIIw personswere were w re drowned A fog wan prevailing at atthe atthe atthe the time timeHUGOVER timeH timeHUNG HUGOVER H HUNG NG OVER STREET FOBS BLOCKS BLOCKSElevated BLOCSElevated BLOCKSElevated Elevated Train Conductor ConduotorBeid Held Tipsy psy Man ManAgainst fafl faflAgainst an anArlnlt Against Gate Between Station StationEdward 8tauoDloEdward StationsEdward Edward OBrien conductor r of a Third Thirdavenue Thirdavenue Thirdavenue avenue elevated train that left the City CityHall CityHal1 CityHall Hall station at B oclock last night bad a afew afew afewexciting few fewexciting exciting moments while he held a a 175 175pound 175pound 175pound pound man by bythfl the arm to keep him from frombeing lrombeing frombeing being ground under the wheels or falling fallingto to the street streetThe streetTDe streetTle I The train was Voa just leaving the Ninth street streetstation strutstation streetstation station when the man who seemed to be beintoxicated beintoxicated beintoxicated intoxicated lunged against the gat gate and andhung andhung andhung hung on until thj thJtra1n tb train left the platform platformOBrien platformOBrien platformOBrien OBrien then grabbed him under his h arms armsand armsand armsand and being b mg unable to open the gate because becauseof of the densely packed platform tried to topull topull topull pull him over the top While he tugged tuggedaway tuggedaway tuggedaway away several of the women passengers set setup setup setlip up a shrieking that soon got the two for forward forward forward ward cars in an uproar uproarOBrien uproarOBrien uproarOBrien OBrien was nearly ready to let go when whenthe whenthfl wh whthe the train reached Fourteenth street As Asthe Asthe Asthe the train tralnreaoned reached the th platform he braced bracedhimself breedhimself bracedhimself himself and succeeded In barely lifting the themans themans themans mans heels clear of the tb structure structureWhen structuroWhen structureSben When the train trl il stopped the man staggered staggeredtoward staggeredtoward staggeredtoward toward the stairway said a a few things in inGerman inGerman inGerman German thatOBrien that OBrien didnt think meant meantthanks meantthmks meantthanks thanks and made madehl8 his way to tothe the th street streetCASTRO 8NtetCASTRO streetCASTRO CASTRO REELECTED Chosen President of Venezuela meraeialor for Another AnotherTerm AnotherTnm AnotherS AnotherTerm Term of Ox Yean YeanA YearsAcable A Acable cable S b1e despatch ct spatoh h was wftreoefred II LI nsbefrsd in lnt lntdtyye tljJs tljJsdty t tttyYe5teti1 dty dtyye ttyYe5teti1 yesterday tetdsy Y from fronth Caracas or aaD annoijieCnf annoijieCnfthereelection op optho thereelection tho th reeJectionof ecthn of fOen5 fOen5Ciprno Gen Ciprfimo ipnuotItrd ipnuotItrdident Castro Ceroi CeroiDesldent ft ftPresident President ident of Venezuela V n nsiuela el His new term temlor rrnIs rrnIsS i ifor S for six years an KVpto IfO i Castro C tfo retains ie i ia his bisaffloeiforitUft 1111om hisoM affloeiforitUft om ejf rth rthIe full tii1lt term hnbe be will wmIia 111 have ba been beenPresident beendeitttw beeaPreldet President deitttw twelveSveArs twyswhIcb 1 y a which wh1 b1a is longer longerthan longerthan Q ger gerthm than any ny of htapredecessors hI his prede ra ever ever served servedGen servedGen servedGen Gen Castro became be aIs t e President in 1899 1899after 1899aftera 189aftera after aftera a hotly contested revolution deposing deposingIgnacio deposingIgnaclo deposingIgnacio Ignacio Andrade In the six Jx years that he hehas hehu hehas has served the Little Corporal as be is iscalled facalled Iscallediby called callediby j by rile 1 sfrendahu friends has had much to tocontend tl tlontend tocontend contend with in the way of revolutions and andinternational andi1ternat1onal andInternational international controversies In all of these thesehehas tbeMhe thesehe hehas he ha has bean uniformly victoriousHe victorious ictoriouaHe He baa ba practicallyobliterated praet16 praetlally JlyoblltEUlted obliterated theonce theoncepowerful tbeonCpowerful theoacepowerful powerful Nationalist Nation Ust party of whichGen whichGenJose1 lll b1cb ich Gen GenJos GenJose Jose Jos Manuel anuel Hernandez El Mocho former formerVenezuelan formerVenemelan formerVenezuelan Venezuelan Minister I1nisterat at Washington WashiI1goonW8I WashiI1goonW8Ithe was wasthe wasPthe the leader President Castro Is not yet ye yeO 60 O years old He e was as born at El Capacho CapachoState CapachoState CapachoState State of Los Andes I1des In his early years he hewas hewua bewas was wua a ranchman Before his bl revolution revolution1against revolutionagamet revolutionagainst against Andrade which made him Presi President Pre President J Jdent dent be wa was a member of Congress from fromLos fromLos Los Andes AndesCHILD AndesCHILD CHILD FOUND FOr D IV I THE WOODS WOODSLittle WOODSLIttle WOODSLittle Little lsbel 11 bel Klrshelm Had Coddled CoddledUnder Coddled1nder CuddledUnder Under a Rock RockMOBBISIOWX RocklIollIlIBIOWN flockMoantarowy MOBBISIOWX N J June 3 3CUddled 3CUddledbeneath 3Cuddledbeneath Cuddled Cuddledbeneath beneath a abuge huge bu e rock in the mountains a mile milefrom milefrom milefrom from her home in Mount ount Tabor little Mabel MabelEirsheim MabelHirsheim lab l lKirehelm Eirsheim was found almost exhausted this thisafternoon tbilafternoon thisafternoon afternoon by a girl who was gathering gatheringflowers gatberingoen gatheringflower I flowers oen The child is two year and a half halfold halfold halfold old oldMabel Mabel abel had been missing from home since sinceyesterday sinceS inceterday S yesterday terday afternoon Hundreds of reel residents reeident reeldents dents of Mount Tabor searched the moun mountain mountain esQunlain S tain last lastnlght night with lanterns in an effort to tofind tofind tofind find her and the police of surrounding towns townshad townshad townshad had spent the greater reater part of torday to ay looking lookingabout lookingabout lookingabout about It was generally believed the child childhod chUdhad childhad had been kidnaped by a band of gipsies gipsieswho gpsleswho gipeleswho who were camped near Mount Tabor She Shehad Shehad Shehad had last been seen by her father at S oclock oclockyesterday oclockyeeterday oclockyesterday yesterday evening when she was picking pickingflowers picklngfiowen pickingflowers flowers a a short distance from her home homeWithin homeWithin homeWithin Within five t ve minutes of that thattlme time Mr Kir Eirsheim Kirsheim Kirsheim sheim went to call her Unable Un ble to find her herhe herhe herheinquired he heinquired inquired of neighbors but no one bad badseen hadn badseen seen n her The news of her disappearance disappearancespread disappearanceISpr disappearancespread spread ISpr rapidly through the village and in inlees inlees Inlees lees than an hour a hundred men and boys boyswere boyser boyswere were er tramping the woods woodsWhen woodsnen woodsWhen When nen brought home the child was in a aserious aerloue aserious serious condition from exposure and the thewant thewant thewant want of nourishment RUN RU DOWN DOWNBY BY MARSH Vt V4RSHALLWILDER V4RSHALLWILDERlie RSHALL ALLWILDE ALLWILDEHe WILDEB WILDEBHe He Was In an Auto but the Woman omaD Who WhoWatStruck 1110Struek BboWaiStruck WatStruck Struek Wouldnt Mike Makes llkeaComPlalnt llkeaComPlalntAn a Complaint ComplaintAn An automobile autoinoblle in which hlch were Marshall MarshallP P Wilder the humorist T C Mecau and anda a woman friend ran roll ra down downCatberthe Catherine Col Collins ColUn Coifins fins Un of 263 Weat llfth u b street at Eighthave Eighthavenue Eighth Eightbanue a anue nue and 125th street last evening The Theauto Theauto Theauto auto party were on their th ir way wa downtown downtovvnfrom doW11townfrom downtownfrom from from Hiverdale Catherine Collins was wasalighting wasI I alighting from a northbound car when the theaccident theI theaccident accident ac i ent occurred Mecau ec1u saw aW her and andslgnaledMth andsignaled I I signaled slgnaledMth with his hi horn but she was dazed dazedwith d1edI darsdwith wit with h fright cud got in front of o the machine machinewhich macbiI1ewhich machinewhich I which threw her down downMr downMr downMr Mr Wilder jumped out of otthe the automo I bile and helped the be woman won n to her feet feetShe feetI feetShe She was found to be suffering more from fromshock fromIIhock fromshock I shock tnan injury In ury Mr lr Wilder explained explainedthe ex explainedthe 1ained 1ainedthe the facto to Policeman Heidenrcicb who whohad whoI whohad had to fight hard to got through thecrowd thecrowdwhich the crowd crowdwhich crowdwhich I which gathered thered a round the thewoman woman Heiden Heidenrcich Heidenfclch HeidenroIClL rcich insisted that all hands would have haveto to go to the station s tlon bouse Mr lr Wildlrhelpoo Wilder Wilderhelped Wlld Wlldhelped helped the woman Into the theautoruobPe theautoruobPeShe automobile automobileShe autopjOb1eShe She said Id that it was notnecessary to call callan ColIan callan an ambulance ambulanceWhen nmbWanoeWben ambtalanWhen When tho fa factof facts t of the accident were wererelated werere wererebted related re ited to S Sergt rgt Fitzgerald tzgerald Mr It Wilder Wildersaid WilderMW Wildersaid said saidYou You know mow sergeant we Jla have to run rundown rundown rimdown down our friends once oncein In I a while whileThesergeant wllileTheII wiileThesergoant Thesergeant TheII tgeant laughed laugbedandso ugbedand and so did id the theHow theMctlm the1cthn Mctlm Sergt F1tz FitzgarnIduked arakhaaked 1Jer1f 1Jer1fIhewanted er if ifiie Ihewanted iie wanted to make a comc1alnt comc1alntHotV compjtS S How oouldIafter that thAtjileberepUed thAtjileberepUedMrWlJdertnllsted shereplled shereplledMr she repliad repliadMr Mr MrWlJdertnllsted Wilder WildsrinsIsted insisted ontaVing on taldi gber herhome herhomeIn home homeIn In lhesur UlelLutomoble roobile v vs 4 4i 4r s t i ff I r r CZAR WONT WONTMAKE WONTMAKE WONTMAKEPEACEP MAKE MAKEPEACEP MAKEPEACEPRussia PEACE PEACERussia PEACERussia Russia Prepares Plans to toGarry toCarry toCarry Carry On the War Warindefinitely WarIndefinitely WarIndefinItely indefinitely indefinitelyROOSEVELTSOPPORTUNITY IndefinitelyROOSEVELTS IndefinItelyROOSEVELTS ROOSEVELTSOPPORTUNITY ROOSEVELTSOPPORTUNITYThe ROOSEVELTS OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITYThe The Duty of Initiating Falls on onForeign onforeign onForeign Foreign Intervention InterventionEoropein InterventionEuropean InterventionEuropean European Diplomatists Figure That Great GreatBritain GreatBritain GreatBritain Britain France and the United States StatesIlbt Statesnbt StatesMight Might Ilbt Brine Peace Pel e by b Making Iakln Friendly FriendlyRepresentaUoDS FrlentUrReprelentatloD FriendlyBepresentaUool RepresentaUoDS The Only other otherChance OtherCbance I Chance of Ending the he War Is a Bus Russian Rnlan Bussian sian an Uprising but at Present the theReactionaries lbsReactIonarIes I IReaotlonariel Reactionaries Have the Nation atlon by b the theThroat theTliroatNes I IThroatXew Throat ThroatXew Xew Fleet to Be Ordered OrderedBollt OrderednoJlt Orderedhunt hunt and Effort Made to Increase IncreaseArmy IncreaaeAnn IncreaseArmy Army Ann In Uanol1arlaExodl1l Manchuria Exodus From St StPetertbori StPetenbnrrDlltorbanles StPetersbargDiItflrbaaCea Petertbori PetenbnrrDlltorbanles Disturbances Start Up UpSpecial LpSptad Up5pe1OJ Special CatM Dtifateiitt Dupalt lIO la Tat TatLornor Hex HexLONDON S LONDON June 3 3The The destruction of ofRussias ofRussias Russias navy will not bring the war to an anend anend anend end and it may even prolong the conflict conflictThe coaffictThe ontUctThe The world has an not yet learned that the laws lawsof lawsof lawsof of logic and at d sanity much less of humane humanemotives humanemotives humanemotives motives do d not control the Russian policy policyThere pollcyThere policyThere There was almost universal expectation expectationfollowing expectation expectationfollowing expectationfollowing following the news of the battle of the theJapan theJap theJapan Japan Jap l1 Sea that peace negotiations would wouldsoon wouldsoon l ould ouldIIOOn soon be opened This grew stronger as asfurther IUJfurther asfurther further news showed the extent of the theRussian theRuMan theRussian Russian disaster d aater and even in St Petersburg Petersburgitself Petersburgitaelf Petersburgitself itself the effect of the blackest intelligence intelligencewae inte1lJenoewall wall to cause an advance in prices on the theBourse theBourse theToday Bourse BourseToday BourseToday Today however it is known on the au authority authOrity anthbrlty thority of all connected with the imperial imperialentourage imperiAlentourage imperialentourage entourage that the Czars decision is I to carry carryon arryon carryon on the war indefinitely The question now nowarises nowrises nowarises arises Can this decision be shaken or re versed versedForeignMinister vereedFOrelgnM1niater versedForeignhflzilster ForeignMinister Lamsdorf said today todayaccording todarao todayancording according ao ordinJ to TOT Tu Spys St Petersburg cor corref corP cotrepond ref repond pondeot P I1 f ot t th t1t t4t t ho would w uld uldnotdIpease uldnotdIpeasezth not dUcuss diecueewitbn peace peacewith with witbn zth any ciembef ll msb msbwltout emb i of thfi tbaJ T 4 i i TT tA rarp rarpI CorpIut I iritbout ut the Emperors Instruotionk Itroon No Nobovernment NoG looyensnt bovernment G oyensnt tbeEn1Por t has bmde nude any atapprlcbeon atapprlcbeonth approaches ou outheroblject onthe th the theroblject ISe SjeCt an4 his hi department de 1 1ev ent was wa not noteven no noev ev even considering ode oc sldering the matter mtter Whence Whencethen Whencethen enc then the can come pressure preu strong stoni enough enouh to tocheck tooheck tocheck check a tragedy tgedy already aey so f great gt that tht it itmarks Itmaru Itmarks marks a new n epoch ep in the worlds ords history historyHOST hitI history310cr i iJOST HOST JOST RUSSIANS 1tSBU S WANT WAT PEACE PEACEOne PEACEOne I IOne S One naturally ntuy seeks lec the to answer first firt in inRussia inRu inS inRussia Russia Ru Itself itsel There would ould be b no need to tolook tolook tolook look further luher In i the case ce of any anyWeater anyWestern Western na nation n antion tion t in similar aa circumstances cltcs The num number numb numbar bar b of Russian RUs who favor the continuation continuationof contuaton contuatonof of the war Wl wa is i an infinitesimal infinieil minority minorityThey morIty morItyThey minorityThey They are only those tho whose political poltla or ormaterial ormr ormaterial material mr fortunes foe would wo be b damaged dage by a aconfession aoenofthe aoonfeseionofthe oenofthe oonfeseionofthe confession of the folly of the nations nUons policy policyfor polcy polcyfor policyfor S for the th last two years yearsPassive yere yerePav yearsPassive Passive Pav resistance ritanc In Russia Rusi counts oount for fornothing fornthi fornothing nothing nthi Active resistance rsl8tance to be effective effectiverequires efIeive efIeiverequ effectiverequires requires requ organization organlUon on a large scale scaleThis sce sceTi8 scaleThis I This Ti8 is almost aost aimoatnonexistentand nonexistent onextnt and hence henc there therewas ter terWI therewas was WI a complete failure fture of the ta January Januarydemonstrations Jaua Januarydemonstrations demonstrations demntrtoDII which whle left a handful handul of ofreactionaries ofr ofreadtionnries reactionaries r Drls in control coDlrl more mre completely completelythan oompJetelytan than ever before beforeNo beforeo beforeNo tan No o method metd exist ext for bringing to bear bearthe bearthE bearthe the thE popular ppuJr will i upon the Emperor Eperor in a amanner amer amanner manner mer that would shako sao the influence inCuonc of ofhis ofhis ofhis his present plnt mentors His H decision to con continue oontue cantinue tinue tue the war will wU of course ooWe mark mrk him hi as asthe IUIthe the next nxt victim ct of assassination aeenton but the thechances thecanc thechances chances canc of a violent plot are ar extremely extremelyremote exremely exremelyremot extremelyremote remote remot The Te precautions pruton for his hi personal personalsafety pern personalsafety safety so long as 8 he remains remi in his bi presant presantretreat prt prtretrt presantretreat retreat retrt are a ro complete omplet fiat tat It L lo almost almostimpossible Imost Imostimpoeslblo almostimpossible impossible to overcome overme them themREVOLimoN themQLtON themREVOLT7ON REVOLimoN QLtON MT78T BI COME COKnt BUT WHEN WHENPopular WX WXPopular WKZNPopular Popular exasperation expradon and desperation desperationwill despraton despratonwill will find fd expression ersion In many Ony acts at of vio violence vio1c yb yblance lance 1c directed directe at landlordism ladlorm and ed the thelocal thel local l authorities authorte It will wl be b as futile futie as asthe astho asthe the dashing dashg of heads against lialnst a stone ISton wall wallso al so long as a discipline dicptlne L i LA maintained mlntane among amongthe Bmongthe amongthe the troops troopsNevertheless tps tpsev troopsNevertheless Nevertheless ev theles the time tme will U come when whentrue whent whentrue true t Russia Rusia will wl assert ert herself and throw throwoff throwoff off the present tyranny It will be the I bloodiest blodit day CY in the worlds history hl8tor None Nonecan Nonecan one onec can c say ey how far fa distant dtt it may my 1 It will willcome wl willcome come cme suddenly sudeny and its It time te of coming comingdepends comingdepends depends depnd on the rapidity of the spread aprad of ofdisaffection ofdeton ofdisaffection disaffection deton among aong the troops troo which l hlcb un unquestionably unqtonably tinquestionably questionably qtonably has hl begun begunGen b begunGea gu Gen LinlevitchR Lmlentchf desperate deprate action in inI inshooting I shooting several seer hundred hundr officers ofon and men menj menfor j for disseminating dlsematlg seditious fdltolU literature lertl Is I of ofterrific ofI ofterrlftc terrific terfc significance IlgllfCnc This if I a now MT danger dangerto I to the ie autocracy and the next great grt defeat defeatwhich defe9twhich defeatwhich which is I impending Ipnd g in I Manchuria will willhasten willhasten I hasten hutn the crisis crisisOne cris crisOne crisisOne One reason reasn it is l understood udrtood which has hasstrongly baastrongly strongly strgly influenced m uenod the Czar Czr in deciding decidingto to prosecute prosute the wr was wat the danger dager in involved i involved volved In bringing brgig home the disaffected disaffectedtroops deced decedtroops disaffectedtroops troops in innchu Manchuria and scattering ters them theraamong therJamong themamong among among the populace populace of the Empire Epi at har harvest hart herest vest est t time timeIt timeIt timeIt It Is fairly clear clea on th the whole that his hisown b hisown own subjects will wl not force forc the Czar CZ to make makepeace makepeace I Ipe peace pe within with a matter mtt of days dy or reeks weeksaItboughan reeksalthoughan eek althoughan alt1ougban indefinite jefl prolongation prologton of the thewar thear thewar war ar would wouldUldlybsnot assuredly aseuredlybrlng bring not only ony peace peacewith pce pcewi peacewith with wi Japan Jap but a violent volet end ed of the Ro Romanotf Remaneff manotf Dol dty dtyCCo dynasty4aap dynasty dynastyTtora CCo 4aap 1OUlQx wox 7Z3LtTIoN 7Z3LtTIoNThat TON TONT That rmaaVthe isi the question of foreign la T tut tott1 b br r v t tervention terfnton friendly frendly or otherwise othei It is isundoubtedly I Iundoubtedly Isundoubtedly undoubtedly to the beat bst Interests intet of the theworld theworld theworld world at large and to each ech nation naton indi individually indivdully budvidually vidually with tho possible exception of the theKaisers theKaies vdully wth pible eoepton te teK Kaisers K s bold ambitions ambitons that tht peace pc be b pro proclaimed proclaimed claimed claied at the earliest rrlet possible moment momentThere momet mometTre momentThere There Tre ia i ever present prt the danger dnger of foreign foreigncomplications foreIgncomplications complications compUctloI which will be b enormously enormouslyincreased enorouly enoroulyincesd enormouslyincreased increased incesd when he the internal interna crisis cl fore foreshadowed for forshowed foreshadowed shadowed showed above arises arse in Russia Rul The Thelast TheJut Thelast last desperate deprate resort reort of the Russian RU reac reactionaries reactionaries tionaries tonrie in such an emergency emergenc would prob probably probably ably bo b to cover or avert rt their thir own down downfall dow downfall fall fa by Involving inohig the other oter Powers powert in a ageneral ageer ageneral general geer WI war warQuito carQuito Quito Qute aside from humanitarian humataan con considerations consdealons consideratlons siderations sdealons therefore the war ar should ho1d be bestopped beetopp bestopped stopped etopp at the earliest carUct possible pible moment momen if ifit i ifIt it can bo b done without involving ivolng a general generalconflagration geer generalConflagration conflagration con agaton There Tere is i only ony one practical practicalmeasure prical pricalmeasure practicalmeasure measure to this ti end which Wch In the tbl opinion opinionof opion opionof of unbiased unbiaed diplomatists dplomtsts might be b tried triedvith triedwith with wih some chance cbace of success successThis 8UCCe succe succeThis This Th is 1 that Great Gret Britain Brta Franco Frac and a the theUnited theUnto theUnited United Unto States Stae make mae strong etrng but friendly friendlyrepresentations frie friendlyrepresentations representations repmentalon to the Czar Cz and the Mikado MikadoSuch MikadoSuch lo loSuc Such Suc action acion would oul not be resented rectd by Japan Japanalthough Japanalthough although it is well wll understood understo that she shewould se sewould shewould would prefer pcer to have the peace pae negotia negotiations negola negotiations UOD tions postponed ptpned until she ae is i actually aay in inpossession mposeonoC inpceseaslon possession poseonoC of Vladivostok Vavotok The Czar C might mightnot mght mghtnot mightnot not be offended ofended by disinterested advice advicewhich advicewhich dtert avce avcewhlch which would woul express exp theunanimous theunlos opinion opinionof oplnon oplnonof of the Christian Chrta world worl Even Eve if i it failed failedit faed faedit it could cold bring brg noevil no ev1 evil consequences consence and andmight andmight might mht serve eere to open opn his h eyes e to inexorable inexorablefacts meorable meorablefacta Inexorablefacts facts which hcb are obvious obvous to t all but bt himself himselfDUTT hlJlf hlJlfDU himselfnrrr DUTT DU RESTS JESB ON BOOSEVELT BOOSEVELTThe JOOSET JOOSETThe tOOSVTThe The duty dut of o initiating itating such soh a movement movementfalls movementfalls falls fa unquestionably unqetonbly unqueatonablyiipon upon President Preidet Roose Roosevelt Rs RsTelt Roosevelt velt American representations alone alonewould alonewould Aeran reprentatoD aone aonewoud would woud probably fail fai the action must mut be beinternational beinternational international mterton and must be b taken ten quickly quicklyAn qcy qcyA qulcidyAn An A attempt ampt to include a a larger lager list Jt of nations nationswould niona nionawoud nationswould would woud certainly oy involve delay dey and might mightgive mght mghtgive mightgive give rise r to complications complicationsThere complcations complcationsThee compilcatlonsThere There Thee are hints ht in diplomatic diplomato circles circlesthat cicle circlesthat that the te initiative itatve has hl already aeady been bon token tokenand ten tena takenand I and a that the movement moveent includes incude an a effort effortto e r I to enlist enist Germany Gery There is reason ron to t fear fearthat fe fearthat that the Kaiser Ks would secretly eecrety perhaps perhapsnot perbapsnot not openly opy oppose opp the movement movent vem He Hemight Hemight Hemight might render it abortive aborve merely by delay delayThe deay deayThe delayThe The three t Powers Powe named ned with wth or without withoutthe wihot wihotthe withoutthe the cooperation cooprton of the the Kaiser K are a able ae to topresent topreset topresent present the situation sitaton for the Czars Czs con consideration conslderan consideratlon sideration slderan in a a manner maor which would woud lead leadhim leadhim leadhim him to pause before bore plunging his empire empireinto empi empireinto into the pit of ruin The T necessity neiy for prompt action aci is clearly clearlyshown cly clyaow clearlyalaown shown aow by the tb folwing following despatch dept received receivedtonight receivedtonight tonight toniit from THE Tw SUNS StNS 8t S Petersburg Petersburgcorrespondent P Petersburgceirrespondent burl burlrpndft correspondent rpndft which wIch demonstrates d tt the thefull Ue Uefu tb tbfull full fu detenniaation de 1 at O the teCt Czar to pursue pursueindefinitely pue pueid pursueindanItely tb ta detraction detractionBoth indefinitely id tit titIt8U tbpsfttndestruetlon tbpsfttndestruetlonBTYSSIA path It8U BTYSSIA wraczw rnT rnTBoth n n nBth Both Bth the War Office Oftlcadte and the Admiralty Admiraltyhave MmIrQ1tyhave It have hve bean b Instructed Istre to commence oneo efforts effortsfor eor effortsfor for increasing iclg the forces forc and continuing continuingthe ctiug ctiugthe the campaign cmpig An A order ore will w be b issued issuedat issuedat at once to call U out 200000 2000 more men m for forservice forsce forservice sce service in I Manchuria Ichul and the Government Governmentshipyards Gvermet Gvermetehlpyrds Governmentshipyards shipyards ehlpyrds on the Baltic Blto hav haVl been b ordered orderedto qreed qreedto to lay l y down do a a new fleet fleetThe ftt fttTho fleetS S The construction ontrucln committee oomtt of the theAdmiralty thed1lty theAdmiralty Admiralty d1lty Council has hs reported repr to the theEmperor tbeEpror theEmperor Emperor Epror in i favor of a scheme for building buildingtwice b1uldg b1uldgtwc buildingtwice twice twc and ed a half hlf the number of vessels vesselslost vesselslost Csla Cslalst lost lst In the present peent war wa in fifteen ften years yearsEach y yearsEach Each Fch division dvin is i to be completed in a period periodof prd i iof of three thre years yearsA A great gfat majority of the naval nval archi architects achi achitts architoots toots tts are using wi their the utmost utost endeavors endeavorsagainst endo endeavorsagainst vor voraat against aat the sudden adoption adopton of this scheme schemeThey eee eeeTty schemeThey They Tty ask the th Admiralty Adaty to wait until the thelessons thelessons lessons leon of construction ontru on that may be b learned learnedfrom lerned lernedfom learnedfrom from fom the battle battt of the Japan Sea en can n be bestudied b bsudied bestudied studied studiedThey sudied studiedTheypointtothegreatfact sudiedTe They Te Theypointtothegreatfact point to the great gret fact that the bat battleships bt battieships tleships tehips Rctvizan Rtin and an Czarevitch CzeItc which whichwere whichwere hich hichWfr were Wfr constructed cntruct abroad abrod were w re attacked attackedtimes attcke attackedtimes times time without tbout number nub r by torpedoes torpo and andshells andshe1 andshells shells she1 at a Prt Arthur and a d yet they are even evennow evn evnnow evennow now afloat while hie Admiral Ada Rojestvenskys Rojestvenskysships Roj6tvenks Roj6tvenksIShlps Pojeatverzskysships ships which wbic werobuiltat wero buUtat St Petersburg Petersburgld PetersburgldLbu and andtiibauweresunklnafewhours andLlbau tiibauweresunklnafewhours Lbu Llbau weresunkinafewbours eeWk m a few hou Eiperte Expertede de declare de S Sdare clare ce that the latest latt built buit battleships batthips at St StPetersburg StPeterburg StPetersburg Petersburg Peterburg were formidable fcmnldble only ony on paper paperThe paperTe paperThe The Te elementary rules rule of naval nsl construction constructionwere cntrucion cntrucionWere were not observed observedBEFORJIEIIS obeed obeedlEF011 observednEr0BMZBC BEFORJIEIIS lEF011 MEET TOMORROW TOMORROWThere IOYORROWTer rorojtRowThere There Ter is great gt interest in the meeting met at atMoscow atoew atMoscow Moscow oew on Monday of the te Moderate Moderao Be Beform Reform Beform form party prty under the presidency prldency of M MShlpoff MShipoff r r6hipot Shlpoff 6hipot About but one hundred and fifty fiftydelegates 1ty 1tydeleg Mtydeiegtee delegates deleg t from fm thirty of the thirtyfour thirtyfourprovinces thirtfour thirtfourprovinc thirtyfourprovinces provinces provinc will w be b present p nt The Te meeting meetingwill metg metgwi meetingwill will wi discuss dcUs national D ionl representation rpresenaticn and andthe ondiA endthe the iA war warTho warTo warThe The To exact exct position posiion of the Government Governmenton aeront aeronton on the internal mter question quttn is 1 stated eted in I the thefollowing te tefoUowiI1S thefollowing following announcement in the Official Jfe ltes wnger wngerThe MagerThe MngerTe The Te formulation forultion of preliminary preliir con consideration cn cnsiertn considcratlon sideration siertn for a basis bi on which wblc a rescript rescriptfor re rescriptfor cript criptfor for summoning 6uoning delegates deegate from the people peopleto pepleto to participate prtcpate in the te preliminary prlminary work on onlegislative onlegllatht onlegislative legislative legllatht projects projets Li i finished thcd and these theseconsiderations thee theeonidertion theseconsiderations considerations onidertion will UI bo b submitted e1bmitted to the rheCouncil tle tleCouncU theCouncil Council of Ministers MinistersThe 1llten MinistersThe The Te foregoing forging is I regarded a as an evidence evidenceof of the unreality unrity of the Governments Gvemment6 in intention mtenton intendon tendon tenton and an a angered angtrec public publc is I now look looking lookI I ing to Moscow rosw to lead leld national nollonal opinion opinionAccounts opion opionI opinionAccounts I Accounts Acunte of the te tattle of the Japan Sea Seaare Seaare are still stU suppressed in several provinces provincesof proino proinoof of southern euthem Russia RI 1 hy h order of the tbE Gov GovEXODCft Go Goernor Govctflora ernor ernorJXODt ctflora EXODCft JXODt FrOM ST S PETERSBURG PETERSBURGThere PltEI5 pzTEnssus7Thorehas to toTere There Tere Thorehas has been be a I large lrge exodus oxodW from fromSt fromStPetrsbug CroreStPetersburg St StPetersburg Petersburg Petrsbug during dU lg the week wek of well J to do doresidents doresidents I Iriets residents riets who ho left eft the Russian Rusi capital capitalbecause cpital cpitalbeUe capitalbecause because beUe they feared fr re a popular popur uprising uprisingOne IprliI1g IprliI1gOne uprisingOne One man m who ho arrived rrhed here today was wasobliged w woblge wasobliged obliged oblge to f wait 4it four days cy before bfore he could couldsecure couldtrai couldsecure secure train trai accommodation accommodationI cmodton cmodtonThe I The correspondent oorrepndent of THE SON St Str at at St StPetersburg StPetorsburg StPetersburg Petersburg says Ry the thl capital Is even eve yet yetDEWETtl yt ytDE yetDEWETtl DEWETtl PORT Wiz X AND A GRAPE GRPE JCJCE JCJCEdmcot JIJICECannot DE Cot be excelled in 1e the t Mole MoleH lickA lickSon H Ait Ad A T B Der wr i Son Sn ConJS ece C1 Tulton Futoa St 1 Nw Nt Totk TotkAit TorkAd 1 I a bewildered bwdered at t the completeness oompletenes of the thodestruction tbodetcion thedestruction destruction detcion of the Baltic Bal 1 tc tic fleet feet Editorials Editorialsin Etorl1is Etorl1isin in the newspapers newlppr paasloustely plsloutely Uemnnd clemntida Uemnnddeltion a declaration deltion of future policy pley from the theGovernment theGvernmtt theGovernment Government Gvernmtt which has BO 5 for fn completely completelyignored oompletelyigored conipietelyIgnored ignored igored them themPeople themPeple themPeople People Peple who earn rm their living ig outside oute of ofGovernment ofGverent ofGovernment Government Gverent employment emplyent alone show that thatthey tht thttbey thatthey they are ae deeply wounded wounde at their the countrys countryshumiliation oountrY1 countryshumiliation humiliation hultln The vast Wt rauks rauk of official officialdom ofci1 ofci1dom ofliclaldom dom are cynically cl Uy looking lookig on to see eo if the thereception thereplon thereception reception replon of tho news throughout thoughout tbo tbocountry tboountry thecountry country ountry will i blow over oel without endanger endangering endangering endangerlag ing their tbei appointments appintmets and salaries sle In Indeed I Indeed deed de all al steps srp are taken tke to belittle beltle the thecatastrophe thec thecatastrophe catastrophe c tpht and ad place pJ It in the light of an anincidental a anincidental incidental incidenta sacrifice acifc for the Emperor Epr and ad the theHoly theHoly theHoly Holy Orthodox Orhodor Church ChurchThe Curch CurchThe ChurchThe The bands ondf which headed hede the troops troopsbrought Iroopl troopsbrought brought to the t1e capital capit to serve Ie In case es of ofdisorders ofdlorden ofdisorders disorders dlorden played playe ragtime rge tunes at the therailway theralway therailway railway ralway station ttlon on the same se day that the thedetails thedets thedetails dets details of the naval nva battle btte were published publishedThe publsbed i iTbe The people pope who called red upon the musicians musiciansto mWlcl to desist det or play py more suitable lSuitbo music mUio were werecleared wereceed weredeared cleared ceed off oJ by the th police policeTVOBKMEY pUC pUCWon policevonKstE TVOBKMEY Won JUKE 1t DEMONSTRATION DEMONSTRATIONA DDIOX6TnTIO DDIOX6TnTIOA A despatch dcptch from St Petersburg Petrburg to the theExchange tht theErchango Exchange Echge Telegraph Teegaph Company Cmpany says sys there therewas therewas therewas was a a serious erlou disturbance ctubc there today todayThe todayThe todayThe The Cossacks CoICU and ad police poJlc charged hged on a abody abdy abody body bdy of workmen worke some 15000 1 000 of whom whomwere whomwere whomwere were making mkg a demonstration demonr Fiftytwo Fiftytwoworkmen Fltytwo Fltytwoorken Fiftytwoworkmen workmen orken and fifteen tte Cossacks Cock and police pollcomen poUC poUCmen policemen men were injured injuredThe iju InjuredThe The Te disturbance di8tuboe occurred oc on o Friday Fridaynight Fday Fdaynight Fridaynight night The workmen worken bad ha gathered at atLiesnoikorpus at atLeoUru atLiesnolkorpiis Liesnoikorpus LeoUru a northern norern suburb sbub of the thecity te tecity thecity city and marched mnce toward the Polytechnic PolytechnicInstitute Polyehic PolyehicInstut PolytechnicInstitute Institute Instut carrying cing red flags fgs and ad singing singingrevolutionary singg singgreolutona singingrevolutionary revolutionary reolutona songs song The Cossacks Ca used usedthlr Ud Udtblir usedtheir their swords 6ords and nd whips wblps The workmen workmendefended workmendefended Worke defended defedd themselves themhea with cudgels cudgelsST cudgl ST St PETEBSBCRO PtB6Bu June 3 Notwithstand 3Notwlthatandlag Notwithstanding ottbd ottbding ing rumors rOf to the contrary cont Minister Mi Meyer Meyerhas Mey Meyerhai has h received reiv no instructions icD whatever whatv from fromWashington frm frmWahing fromWashington Washington Wahing to make mak any representations representationsto rrtaUo to Russia RU1 with vt reference to peace pce negotia negotiations ngot tions tionsKAISER tionsRAISER ton tonKA1iEl KAISER KA1iEl LOOKS TO ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTThink ROOSEVELTTklthl ROOSEVELTThinks Think Tklthl the President Pesent Is I Best Situated SIted to toMake tole toMake Make le First Ft Move for Peace PeaceWASHEJoroK Pece PeceWunmrI PeaceWanuoro WASHEJoroK WunmrI June 3 3A 3As As has ha been bn stated statedin tt in Washington Wobg despatches deepto to THE SON St the theGerman t theGerman German G Government Gt since o the great gt naval navalvictory nav navalvictol7 victory vcr of Japan Jap In the Corean C Straits Straltehas Str Straitsbaa has shown a disposition to have the Wash ington ig Government Govrt take t the initiative initT in inefforta ineor Inefforts efforts eor to bring bg about peace peaceEmperor pa peaceEmperor Emperor Epro William WW baa 1 scat et telegrams telegramsto to his Ambassador dr here he 1erelndithtg Indicating I IUatg that t he bebe helelic lelic be UwtUia that t thdPrIdentot nUdentot tof the t United UnitedState Unt UnitedStates State s i t lo thf t person per best b situated tt trf trfmake t tomle make u th t tho3retiirect ijjratirect t t more m m f th the thed tbLzti tbLztiot direction directionof of oop opening negotiations negotiationsBaron a to tions tionsBaron Baron Bo yon vpnStembg Sternburg the t Kaisers K repre representative represeetativo sentative ttv in ItcpUa thi this capitalwbo who has b had h several severaltalkswith severalta1ke talkswith tks ta1ke with President Pdt Roosevelt Bvt since oe the thedefeat t thedefeat defeat defet of Bojestvenskys BoJeaks fleet tiet returned returnedfrom returnedfrom from fom a brief ber visit t to t New 1 tV York Yok today tyad tyadcled and andcalled andcalled called cled on the Russian R Ambassador AbdOandthe AbdOandtheJapes Axnbaeeadorand and the theJapanese theJapanese Japanese Japes Minister 1t his bi purpose pus being it itId ia iasaid issaid said Id to ascertain arl the prospect po pc for fo the theopening theopig theopening opening opig of peace p negotiations negotiationsThere negotton negottonTee negotiationsThere There Tee is I reason rn to believe beve that Baron Bn von vonStemburg vonSternburg 1 1Stburg Stemburg Stburg did dd not ot receive rive any encouraging encouraginginformation eooung eooungiormaton encouraginginformation German is of ofthe orthe ofthe information iormaton The Te Grma Emperor Epror the opinion opion that tt no n power pwe powis is as a well eU situated situatedin stat in its it relations reltion with both Russia Rui and Japan Japanaa Japn Japnas the United States to inter intermediary intermedlary as Unite Ste act a as an intr intrmery mediary He has adhered to that idea con consistently oonI consistently I mery h aer tt sistently tty since ac the beginning big of hostilities hostilitiesand hostUte1 hostUte1and hosUUdesand and it was wc in i accordance arc with wth It that tha he heasked heasked heasked asked the President Peent to take te the Initiative Initiativein Itatve Itatvein in an effort c11or to secure su premises prom from Japan Japanand Japa Japaad Japanand and ad Russia R el coon fon after ater the war wa was wa com commenced cm cmmenc coinmencod menced menc to respect respt the neutrality neutty of China Chinaand Cin Cinand Chinaand and to limit lt their te military mtoprts operations to toota a acertain a acertain certain ota generally generay defined territory territoryRussia territry territryRussia territoryRussia Russia has ha been displeased dples with Germany Germanyever Grmny Grmnyevr ever evr since 6o she learned that tat the Kaiser Kair was wasresponsible W8 wasresponsible responsible responsble for the action ation of the United UnitedStates Unit UnitedStates II IIresponsble States Stats and this furnishes tlhe an additional additionalreason IIdditonl IIdditonlrlon additionalreason reason rlon for the attitude atttde of the German Gern sov sovereign sovereig soyereign ereign ereig In desiring desig President Psident Roosevelt Rooseveltto I Ito to pave re the way for bringing brgg Russia and andJapan ad adJapn andJapan Japan Japn together ITbe t Emperor Empror has b1 not notsought nots01gbt notsought sought s01gbt to suggest Eggest a way In which We the Fred President Freeident Freddent dent may my approach the belligerents blgerent brt brthe blt bltbe bttbe be has 11S sent tnt assurances aeuros of his willingness willingnessto iingne6 to assist assit in i any efforts e11or which hib the President Presidentmay PreFldentmy Predidentmay may my beUeve it expedient to undertake undertakeJAPANESE underke underkeJPAS undertakeJnPns JAPANESE JPAS MINISTER mISTER AT r TVHITE WIlE HOUSE HOUSEKogoro nOtSE nOtSEKogoro noratHogoro Kogoro Takahira Taka hlra the Japanese JapanS Minister Ministercalled Ministercalled Hlistor Hlistorcled called cled at lt tho White House Houe by appointment appointmenttonight appolntmonttonigbt appointmenttonlgbt I tonight and was wal closeted cost with wih President PresidentRoosevelt Presient PresientBooselt PresidentRoosevelt than hour The Themeeting Themeeting I Roosevelt for moo an Te Temotng meeting motng coming cming fo soon after lfer the visit visitof viit viitof visitof of tho Russian Ambassador Amb1Esdor is i considered consideredas cnidered cnideredos os significant sigcant but Mr lr Takahira when whenleaving whenleaving leaving said tmphatically that there was nothing on the peace pce question questionSt que3tonSt St Petersburg PCterEobug must mu take the first trst step stepha stephe stephe he said ld lie le denied dnler that ho hI had anything anythingfrom anyblng anyblngfrom anythingfrom from his hI Government Gormnt relative rclth to the ending endingof end endin endinof of the war maintaining the attitude atUudG that no nohas M Mhal hohas has hal taken th1n sinco Inc the th renewed peace pac talk talkhas tlkbs talkhas has bs arisen arin The Minister nlter at one time tie in his hisconversation J hisconversation conversation cn1dcn with ih a group rolp of newspaper newspapermen De sppr spprmen men just jul as a he was W1 departing deparig said sid that thatthere thatthere thatthere there was WIS practically prdctlc31 nothing new This Thismay Ts TsnO Thjsmay may nO mean mCfn tInt there th ro have been hen develop developments ceelop ceelopmente developmeats meats but his hL assertions D5ltlon that there th re is i noth nothing nothis nothing ing is on foot as H far 111 as F hn h knows mows or is I con concerned concernod concorned corned tends fa n rofute r fute the placing placng of any anysuch anysucb anysuch such construction contrctlon upon his bi words wordsIt It must mU3 be said id however that the thl viewin view viewin IewIn in Government emment cad nd diplomatic dplomaic circles circe Is Isthat 1 isthat that the prospects proep tF of pear pp between btwen Japan Japanand JapanRnd Japanand and Ruwla nula are exceedingly excee inhly remote The Theconversation To Toooneltln Theconversation conversation ooneltln at a the th White te House iout yesterday yesterdaybetween y sterdaybetween y ybtwoen between btwoen thePresldent thePrldent and tho Russian RussianAmbassador Rul8n Rul8nAmbaor RussianAmbassadorwasof Ambassador Ambaor Ambassadorwasof wa of the themost most moEt general char character charae charaster aster ae did dQ not result rlult In any proposals proposalsor prpsals prpsalsor or suggestions ugeton from either side and ad Is 1 ex expectod expo axc axcpectod pectod po to have no other effect eae upon upn the theefforts theetore theefforts efforts etore to bringabout bring abut an ending of boa hostilities hs hstUte boatilities tilities tUte than In emphasizing emphaoing the willing willingness wJng wJngne willingness ness ne of the President Ple to place pla himself himlf at the theservice thea theservice service of th the two warring Powers or oreither orehe oreither a warn either ehe of them them If i It is I deemed deme advisable advisableto avb t to request ru him hia to taeh act ae M isthd10tor mediator r RUSSIAN SHIPS SHIPSREACH SHIPSREACHMANILA1 l lREACH REACH REACHMANILA1 REACHMANILA1Our MANILA MANILAOur MANIL o Our Squadron Escorts Tjirei TjireiFugitive ThrBIFugl ThresFugitive j Fugitive Fugl Y8 Cruisers Into Intothe Intothe 2 2the the Harbor HarborFIRST HarborFIRST 14 14FIRST FIRST PASSED AS FRENCH FRENCHMay RENCHMay I IMay May Have Forfeited te the Blah fiigfctto to Considerate Treatment TreatmentThe Treatmen TreatmenTo The To VrsscU TfS8rls esscI Pint Frt Put Pt Into lt AMU us u1 VBM VBMFrom From Manila Iana bat bu at a Ibey UUtal D Jfly Jflythe hitile the Tricolor Tclor of France Fnc ImpteM W WAroused W Was Wastrousedand Aroused trousedand OUle and Admiral Ad Train T TOW VstI VstIfled Mitt Mittfled fled nc and an He Corralled Corl Tb T Thes n 1 t II lh lhLine J VIe VIeLingayen LInaen Line en Gulf GulfPn GulfPaztofIIlpDsJWjel Part of Hit 1 Xk nMl M MNot j jNot Not Made Uad ITOUo PUOltlau PUOltlauIa PubUoInInrnUoLlw PubUoInInrnUoLlwMay InteraMlOMtJUnr InteraMlOMtJUnrMay May Ia Have Hav Been Be VlolatedTAi V1o1atedJ MM MMShow u uShow J Show the te hark l of Fighting FightingJ FightingArn F WIgbfln4re tt ttUt Arn Ut 1anyoude ManyWounded Many Wounded on o Board D DosxdZemtebng OnOsUsi OnOsUsiZemt Zemt Zemteuc Zemtebng bnc Wmnt 1m flunk D unlc At AfSW r An Anr AnWASHINGTON A AW fl flWasmoxur W WASHINGTON ASIDN June JUe l 3z 3zeing 3 4 Anew new enl acltot r seating resting eating eing phase pha of the BATO nv naval battle bo la tie tieCorean beCorean Corean Cr Straits which le Immediately immo t foTy xn 0 ffff ffffthe g F Fthe the Government Govret of the United Un 8tat 8tl 8tlan a M1 bu buarisen baaarisen arisen an through tgh the presence prO at a MtoDi pf pfthree 9fthn ofthr three thn thr Russian Ru warships wp that t had raped rapedthe ed edthe the terrible terble destruction de Inflicted br the tbftguns t theguns guns g of the Japanese Jape fleet leue tinder AdminJ AdminJTogo MxnfrsiTogo Togo TogoIn Togo TogoIn In I connection ceon with w the t arrival a of o ihoM ihoMRussian thsRussian Russian RI ships ep at a an a Amerioaa AC porftb porftbGovernment p port portGovernment t Government Gvemet at Washington Is i not onfcr con confronted cobfronted a Wa D 0 o fronted front with wth the te embarrassment eb of di diiilnIng dtter dtterpitntrig pitntrig m what b a shall Tuii bo b done do with w l b bwith thsnvbut thsnvbutwith t b wth with a serious serio and much muc more m far t reaching reachingquestion rS rSqto reachIngquestion question qto involved invIw in i the suspicion n thai t the thecommander te teoomder thecommander commander oomder of o the t Russians uwtampt attempted attemptedgrave a agrave grav grave violation volto of a international it1w it1wTho law lawTho lawThe Tho problem which tb the Administrattaa may mhv maybave have to determine deJlome Isnot m mthese these Russian Ru vessels shall b be subjsbted to tointernment tointernment t T t bilt internment m t until tie yd of the wart tibsr tibsrdo ty tydonot ut t e O t fut do dnet donot not choose to todepartfromflu depart fK from Manila utthpot utthpotdelay j delay but bt whether they bT baws f orlstild orlstildUeged tbs tbsright I IT dy b tYb right 4 such oozidste LL LLi1egea b y ym T f Ueged Tiolatb mentioned mentioneddespatch maitlenedTb Tb Navy a 1epszmen m tb tod tsoiIiJ tsoiIiJa C Co t a despatch or or VJespaiohevotfths lsspstbesJ o ldsos ldsosfrom l4w l4wfrom from Bear Be Admiral Admiz Trali Traia rt etiaMailsr etiaMailsrof b bof f n T t of o the t A American ATff nm naval nT foross t foroesstation1i on thaialitia thaialitiastation station a part p of o which wb wewijnsdiVpBblio wewijnsdiVpBblioThe W wesmsds pub o oThe The Te information iorOI which hb was wumc roppressedl roppressedlmuch UpPaU11much mc much the te more m Interesting InterestingAccording I InterestingAcoording According Acr to t the t official o1o edvMN from iteanManila t fromfn11ii1 Manila three war vessels put Into I ti the bar hsrbor barbor M t w ve p h bor of Sun S a town tw In the t prorinoMf c Pn Pnasinan P Pug Pugssinan situated about 1W toUtf toUtffrom mzIIefrom asinan Luzon abut U Mi L at m from fromM Manila and aa a officer o who b oas osasashore O oasashore ashore represented roPrt that t they were e Fnmob Fnmobvessels F Yrezciivessels C CThe vessels vesselsThe vee The Theoftlo officer ooer raid Id that tha ha h wished w toVta toVtadirected tb be bedirected directed dirt to a telegraph tegaph office ot It I was W ob observed o os ohserved served s however bowe that t the flags which wb tha thavessels t tbevessels vessels ve were we flying fy were w not It the t well w known knowiatricolor knowntricolor tricolor tlor of o France Fc but bt nobody 1b At a Sisal Saalwas 8 Sisalwas was able abl to uy IY what wht nationality lo UaUOas1ItTt12fI0 UaUOas1ItTt12fI0dicated thejrln thejrlndicated dicated dicatedSuspicion dict dicatedSuspicion Suspicion was caused cu by this t cdrooov cdrooovstance d dzui dzuistance stance stanc and a the t Governor of tb t the provinM provinMwas paasincwas was wa Informed iored He Immediately Immeat p tale telegraphed t talegraphed graphed the authorities autrit at a Manila M and as asresult a aresult result rult Admiral Train Tr was w notified Da and andstarted n nstarted started sta out ot with wth withasquadroninthe a squadron sun ia i the to direction directionof c dIre t1a t1aof of Sual That part of Admh Ad AdUIIr1 JTrsinX JTrsinXtelegram Trains Trainstelegram p telegram tegr which was W8 made m mai public pbU pbUrt tells the therest therest rest rt of the story storyWhile stor storyWhile While cruising ci off oLgrGu Idngaym Gulf Gulfenesuni Gulfenesuniered ncoont ncoontered ered e three th Russian RUI cruisers orn close d In I show showAurora shoreAurora Aurora Aur flagship 1gshlp of Rear B Admiral A Bhquistj BhquistjOleg qnti qntiOleg I IOleg Oleg and Zemtahug Zmtug all a more or 1 lees ie iiaazaged dam damaged aged ag and many my wounded woded Accompanied Accompaniedthem AmP them to Manila M1 Further Frthe pro particular to tomorrow t tomorrow morrow morrowSoon morow morowSon morrowSoon Soon Son after ater the receipt rceipt of o th te teconcrning the adrioes adrioesconcerning advkesconcerning concerning concrning the Russian RUl cruisers c Secretary Secretaryof S of the Navy av Morton Morl had h a conference oeC1 with withthe eitbthe the t President Pdent on the subject Ibj and instroo instrootions i Inetiuotions tOM tions were sent snt to Admiral Adr Train T to t send e A Afull afull full report without 1thut delay dely This Ti report lpr is isexpected I I Iexpected expected cpE tomorrow tomorrowThe tmorow tmorowThe tomorrowThe The question queton upon upn which whih the t Gorern Gorernment G Gorsrnmont mont met if anxious axiou to obtain obt details de Is J whether whetheran wber wberan an attempt was made by the Russians to conceal ooncal their thi nationality naionallty at a Sual Sul in order orderto or orderto to obtain obta privileges prlvego which cannot not properly properlybe propl be h allowed loWo by a neutral nation nltot nstio to t the t ves vessels T TFla as assels sels Fla of a 1 nation naton engaged engg In war Should Shouldit Su ShouldItappear it Itappear appear appr that thatit It I was wa wasforthepurposoofee wasforthepurposoofeecuring for the purpose pu of o se securing l lcing curing cing coal and other supplies suppliesBunder SUpplM Bunder undr the theassertion t theassertion assertion Irlon that the th vessels ela were wer French Frenchthe Fc Frenchthe the United States SttM Government Goerment may my feel fselcompelled fel felomple feelcompelled compelled omple to treat tret the matter mater as a a serious seriousbreach au seriousbreach breach of international interationl law and observance obro obeervaneeThis observanceThis This position psiton may mlY be 0 regarded regared as abso absolutely a absolutely lutely necessary ncsary particularly paIcarl on account accountof 1t 1tof of the criticism crltclem to which the th French Gov Government 0 0eveminent eminent emmet was wa subjected fiubjeed for apparently apparentlymaking appt apparentlymaking making mag no effort eaor to prevent prvent Admiral A Ro Rojestvenskys R Rejestvenskys jestvenskys j6enEhI Baltic Dlto fleet feet from tom coaling cls in I the theterritorial t theterritorial terioria territorial waters of the French posses possesFiona p poeeesions Fiona in China Ca What Wat action acon the United UnitedStates un UnitedStates States Stat Government Goernmet would oul feel fe e justified justifiedin jut in taking tkg In these thP circumstances crcptan0 has h sot sotappeared D notappeared appeared appearedLin apper appearedLingayen Lin Igayen Lingayen gay en Gulf Gu upon which Saal Su Is i located locatedand 1 locatedand and where wher the Russian Ru squadron sun was wascountered u uoounter en encountered oounter countered by the squadron sudrn under com command o omd oarsmand mand md of Rear Rer Admiral Adra Train Tra 1 Is between bw 1200 120 and 1400 140 miles from the th Corean CoreanStraits C coreanStraits Straits and for injured inju vessels Vi the t Aaron Aaronthe A Aroasthe the Oleg and the th Zemtchug Zmhug made m pretty prettygood p prettygood good god time In covering coveg the distance dc in mt Inthe Intheseven the theseven seven lve days day since tin they tht fled 10 to toJApe esoape escspJapanese tbs tbsJapanese f Japanese Japanesemet JApe I IWhet met beam b of 0 the ta11U Anrejp I IJ S J U r n

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r rTr Tri w I SUNDAY JUNE 4 I9Q5 i90 390ZI 1 2 h rH rffl SUN SU m SUNDi I r I I t tbattW t battla was w a deep mystery Tta Olaf Olelme Ole WM WMmentioned 1 mentioned me t16 ed as having mipjxMedly iupp d1J iedly foun foundered f fomI Uft UftI I I dered while Bear Admiral Shltnununv Shltnununvone hItmuT hItmuTI I I one of the tbollquadroa squadron commander ofI of Togos TogosB t I fMtrepOrted ret B t reported positively pOllt1 ly that the Zemt Zemtdrug ZemtcI1ug Zemtcbug drug had been be sunk El Ba report rep rt which whichappeared wblebappear6d Wh1IappMd appeared in THB 8uK Bv this thu morning momlnClIOundt momlnClIOundtI sound soundrather I 1 rather funny funayln In view of the new that th the theZemtehug thoi tb tbtl tl i Zemtehug Ug had arrived at Manila ThI He HeMid I Mid e1d 1 MidDuring During the battle on May 3T at 8D7 8D7P 801jl 80 80hr1 hr1 j P M rlwite Iwale vigorously attacked protected protectedcruiser 1 jl I cruiser user r Zemtohug Z at a dUtanoe of 8000 8000meters soOOl 11 J minute minuteAffffaOR minuteil l 1 1 meters met Zemtcfaug ank in onet one t ANiiiR Ami1 AffffaOR R N14R EAR AR OUR O FLAGSHIP FLAGSHIPAction FLAGSUIPetIon LtOSUIPi BuMltn Cruisers Expected to Be BeTaken BeIt U Action tlet on It il i 1 tf Taken at t Manua isnu Tod TodaICI roy roySpScaJ y yfSplctal fSplctal ICI IJ Cool Cob DtifilelHi Du telU1 to Tn SO1d SOX SOXMAXILA 1 d f MAXILA June 3 3The The Russian cruisers orulaetsI oruiei0kg I 1t 01 Oh 0kg g Zemtchug and Aurora arrived In the thebay theiu th thby iu bay at 0 oclock this thl evening accompanied accompaniedby by Rear Admiral Train In his flagship the thebattleship tber tLuao ao r battleship Ohio and other oblpa of th thAIatIa the theAMatlo tbef f AMatlo Alliatioequ AIatIa squadron squadronRear squadronL clron clronH L H Rear Admiral EnquUt was w S on board the theAurora tbeAurora th It I Aurora wtych blqh je Is his h1 flagship There were weremany werei wereI I i many manywoundcd wounded on the Russian ships hIp and andall anc 1 3 C all otthem bore marks of fightingMANILA fighting fightingMANILA lightingPtbmA MANILA JUnA 4 4Tho The three Russian Russiancruisers Russiani U i cruisers ar arA nnrliorftd near n ar the flagship flagshiphlo flagshiplfJ lfJ 1 r1 1 hlo of Roar Admiral Trains squadron squadronThey qladronht uadron uadroni ht i They have not yet et been Inspected InspectedIt 1i I It i Is i probable rObal1e that some official action on onthe oni onLhenoutra1tY i r the theIJ Lhenoutra1tY neutrality l r W quetlqn q J llon will willII dfl ho r o taken takcnrj during duringthe duringt t rj Y the th het day dayThe dayiIji a af iIji The Th Aurora U I a 7ot60terl protected cruiser of cineao9M I Ij j neao9M 0630 tons with eight guns She visa wa built builtIn builtI f I f In 1900 1900 The Zeintchug Z lrltc 1 g erroneously erroneouilyV re reported V t po ported sunk Ok8 is a 3100 ton protected protoo ted cruiser cruiserand orularu fl u t andeArrh and carries rrie six slJftUnA lx gun The Oleg I a now nowcruls nowit nowk it cruls nrulMr r of thu th Bogatrr type of 67 7S 1 ton tonrltb tonJN tenj N k j 11 with wlthtw tw twelve l ir e guh nn nn1J 1i18 1i18i i 1J 1000000 FIGUTIXG 2r 2ri G G JAPS JAPSArray IAPSI i Array Can c i He fle Put at 10 That Flfue rOtLoIACI 1 rOtLoIACIto Lowes Lowesto f to Pail of r Port Arthur r lUr 190000 lOOAOOaptfttl 190000sP i I aptfttl sP S4J CaMt O bJa bI Dtii Deai ot I lI 10 TUB 8CK 8CKTono 8uNI 1 Lx I Tono X101UD Juno Jtm 3 3The Tbe Japanese Japan eae Govern Governmenthwt Oo Oov6rn1ltl m 11 1ltl menthwt I1 to ntw token t ktn measures mew for greatly tly ex expftiidinjc exI exc c q pftiidinjc i4tug b1Ith the enumorlcalcapaCltyotthenCtiVe enumorlcalcapaCltyotthenCtiVetosceeb7 nurnoric numorkL 1 capacity of the act active activejI tvo tvoforce jI I force tosceeb7 lorce7t1MnOf bym ans n of an Imperial l ordinance ordinancedeallng ordinancei i 1 I r deallng dlJ llbl with wJ h the th reserves reservesWl4t rMerveeWbat raorveep p WhIt Japan U i really capable of in the theway tbeI thed d I woj Wa way of putting men In the field U i not fully fullyr tullyt t 1 r rMludby allz dby foreigner An eminent 0r 0rman ormAIl Gut t man avthorlty avbrItyaflhined affirmed recently that it was wasphysically as asft 1 ft f physically ph l aily Impossible lmpo 8Ible for Jo Jaran pan in to put In the thefititd thei theh h i fled inore more than 350000 men of all alllrrtlS alllrrtlSI allarnis1ts arms armsIt I It Itl U true that prior rtor to 149 19 the standing standingarmy standln g grl 4 rl army rriyin in fr Japan l1 w w50o00 80000 lo IotlQ1e time of f peace peacend peaceN pcel l N Ind270000on nd 270000 on a war Ir footing footingBut footln footlni I1 i j But th the scheme of expansion eS anlllon which wa waregun Wall WallR waeIc Ic r regun in IBM I8O and completed this thisyear thisr I 11 r R year yeai yee brought rou ht the war establishment ee bJlhment up to toI tot t I 580005 11 while the special Clal ordinance ordlnnnCMot of I90t 1004J I90tnod tI J nod a d f GOS O5 S make it certain certa In that if th the war WarI j jcontinues il l I continues th Japanese will be found ulti ultimately oItlfl ultimate7 fl mately with at least loooooo men m In the thefield thel I IIt l I field and full competence to maintain main 14 10 that thatnumber tbatI I f I S number numberIt It 1 It l 11n6w nbw w possible poe ible to give with exact exactaccuracy eucti i 1 I I IICCUl accuracy OY the total total1OMMto lowe to Japan to the thef tblI t f rnd nd of the th e siege 11e f of Port Arthur not includ including includIn tj ing In thee tho in the battle of Beikantat and andMukden andu mdj I j Mukden Mukd u n A fMtival WM w beld early many in inMayto IaJ In11mtothe J 11mtothe Mayto the spirit l of thoee killed kiUedlnbatUe kiUedlnbatUeorwbo tobattle tobattleor In batt1e batt1eI I or orwbo who had died of their wound woundTo wOinlca1 wOinlca1iil WOU da daro iil To omit mlt thename ofeven one would ouJd ouJdk be bean b bAn k an taWlerable 1ft lerable acriUg An official intlr intlrnutdofl iJlUif inti intiI I if n4t1 nutdofl Dwaa was weegiven given that the rites should 1 14d be beperformed bertnaeuor bek k performed perfOindfor rtnaeuor for zMe of o tb t e army and anc 1887 1887of 1 iuiif if J 01 the navy na Inasmuch aa aathe the death deathfrom deatbfroritwound deatht t lq from froritwound feounda ound are included in the 28989 28989It It Ainnot be far Ilrwron IlrwronAit wrong wrongAh wrongq q Ah Estimate etlmete of the total number of ofwounded ofwoted f found wounded ound d since sin lnce e th the war wlr began U 100000 100000Calculating 100000Cal ico000c c U Calculating Cal ulatlbglOO OOOO Q caauaJlies 1 for t the battles battlesof bAttJesof battleI I of r Hetkantel and Mukden gives a grand grandtotal U1dlotal grandi i total totalotktlled of killed and andwoundedof wounded of about 160000 160000up 1 190000up OO OOup up to tcdbatdate tcdbatdateTh totha that date dateThe daieRtilaft The Th Russian t18 casualties ualtiOll can otIly be guessed guessedAt 1 t At etbuvwhenaddedtothoeeoftbb etbuvwhenaddedtothoeeoftbbI but bW when h added to those of the t Japanese Japanesemust Japan Japanmuet I must give a stupendous tupend UII aggregate aplIept for forth fo forth6 th tMrnimler th6 number of otRUa Russians killed klod at Mukden MukdenIn Mukd i In the immediate Immdit and id subsequent 8ub qulnt opera operatloiis operaI pra pratO I tloiis tO I equalled equaled the total totl number n lmbr of Jaranew Jaranewkilled JaTe Jaranemekilled c1 killed kiedtg during the year yr yearc1 1904 1904SIEOK tO tOtOl SIEOK tOl OF VLADIVOSTOK JIJADIVOSTOI 2VOIP 2VOIPnnniihi 1OW 7OWNneTmns nnniihi 1 near n r That 1at a j oap lap p Flotilla Fotia Ii 1 About Abot Abotto Abutto to mart martSperfal fate fateptlal 4 Sperfal ptlal cattlt co r titipitch tp2lcl to TnR TaSul Strx Strx3r t 3r PctKRBBCito PEJfBUIO June 3 3A A siege lge of ofVladivostok ofVIlvoitok 1 Vladivostok la I Imminent ImminentThe Inent jt The 1 Tb Admiralty Admlralt has hI tia been ben Informed Intormd that a aJapanese aI aJaeo ai i Japanese flotilla fotlla U i also 1 about to start Ilart for the theRiver tbet thej I River Amur and blockadelt blockadeltnninsn j r f t mo hlockldelt hlockldeltr I J 4 nninsn 1lllll CHEW WITH WII RUSSIANS RUSSIANStnor RtSSIAYS RtSSIAYSm I1LssI4tsI p tnor 1m Vr Frrtm m OKUi OidhamIa mI mta on Hospital lo Jtllhlp smpUi smpUiRest rnIp t the m 41 Rest Rtt en In a Transart Transartfiptaal Tr Trnibrtpee1aJ rt t fiptaal pta pee1aJ Cable Despatch Dfaleh ta TB TRJ Tn2 Sni SniI llN llNil SnNiz I Iosn June 3 3Slr Sir Claude Macdonald Macdonaldthe il iz V INOI ojnof nc Maonl Maonlte r t the te British frtlh Minister lnliler to t u lapan apaD telegraphed telegraphedto tpl irphc irphcI I to t to thfi tt Foreign forign Office Omc today tocay that tJ nt tho captain captainand Cptln CptlnAnd captainAnd and three thr of the crew of the lf Brll British steatn steatnnhip Rtoamhip eteamti ti I 4 hip hlp Oldhamla Oldamia which whlo was seized Mlz byRcjeot byRcjeotverwkyt by byJettenIcyi JOt 11 verwkyt ky4 fleet fet and afterward aftrir taken by a aJapanese aI 4 I Japanese Japan warship Wlllhlp were found on o board br a aHiiswlan a1ulan al l Hiiswlan 1ulan hospital ship and and have hi1 been Ieen re released r reteased leased leasedTwentynine IMO teasedtwentynine Twentynine ofthe of le crow crw after ater tie theIaD Ras RasMan RI RIi Man I IaD wired Ilr the Ihl ship were put on beard bud a aRUJKlari aRllh aii ii i RUJKlari Rllh transport trMpr whloh whic loft lot the fleet fet fiee on onMmy onli oni1 May 25 5 The Oldhamla left the fleet fie i1 i M Te Oldanlla Itt te flet on onMay onMay i I May 21 tho men and steamed te nay IY stae east eastundftr et etI eastil li I il under unwr escort eor of a I cruiserq cruiser cruiserThe crfr crfrtt q The tt rumor ror of the thl ranking tlnklDI of an American Americanehip Amercan AmercanIn Americanchip In chip by the le Russians RUAmD grew gr out of the th seizure seizurenf olzr nf the Oldbomla OldbomlaTlie I t te Oldbnla Oldbnlail 1 The Tle Oldhamla ldala left leit New ew York on March 20 20lound o oii ii il 4 lound for Hoigkong HoigkongTO TO COMMEMORATE COUE10MTE SEA FIGHT F1OUTUgtithoose FIGHTI lOBTIr1le1 f I I I Ugtithoose Ir1le1 to Be U Erected Eeote at the te Scene Sceneof 80ne 80neor Noenef f of T TOgos TOgosgpcfiJ fos OI Vlotorr VlotorrSftetat Vlotr Sftetat tG Coot 04 nnpalcft n tclo la Tarn Sux SuxToxi6 ScicToxid UN UNI I Toxi6 June 3 IThe The Navy av Department DepartmentIntends Dprtment I I I Intends to t erect ero an enormous enorous lighthouse lighthouseupon Igbtbouse Igbtbouseun lighthouset t upon un Iott Oklno Island Islnd to commemorate oommemorat tho thoUttle thot theIattle t Uttle ltte of the Sea S of Japan JapanThe Japn JapnI JapanI I I The light lght U 1 Ii to sweep Iwep an area ara of eighty eightymile egbty eightymile I mile mUe the scene llone of the battle It will wi be ben beconvenience n convenience onvenleno to navigators and in any future futur war will wi prevent prvnt navgtor disasters dttr such Ilob I as asI aai asihoem Ih ihoem ho that befell the i I tat htell transports Hitachi Hitachiand HI10hl HI10hland and Sado Bo It will wi be b erected trePr by popular popularfubscrlption popularIIOJESTVEsK1 er ppular ppularI i I j fubscrlption fubscrlptionnojESTVEXSKr I bptio bptioftOESTJENKY nojESTVEXSKr ftOESTJENKY RESTIO RESTllO WELL WELLThe WZLLit ELL t it 1 The e Admirals Speedy 8pe Heeovery RtoOnl Certain CertainQrel Cetain CetainQrel CertainOral Qrel OfBoert Ol Refute RerDe Parole ParoleSteUI P ot e etptl 1 SteUI tptl CatU 04 Diifalelt Du tc lo TH T Tam Bun BunTOKIO Si svsToKxo TOKIO June Jue 3 aAdi 8Admiral Admiral Rojestvensky Rjetvena 1 certain certainTheofficers certainTheomcer is resting tg well wel and hi his s speedy Ipey reoovez recovery rve 1 is iscertain 1 cr Theofficers TheoMcer of the t battleship btleip Orel Orl when whenotfeied whengiven h ol otfeied their tel paroledeclined ple delDe to accept Pt the theprivUcg theprP privUcg An additional altal day has been beengiven prP b bn bnRITO given RITO them te om for further furhe consideration considerationsew cnldert cnldertN considerationRUSSIAN N sew W RUSSIAN RUSSIN CHACFLU CHANCEL tOR tORt R RKumar Rthunor t Kumar In St Petersburg Pftnburj That Tat Pobtedooost PobtedooostzelT Pobleoool PobleooolzeI PotjIejonoact act zeI Will 11U Get the te Job JobfiftteteJ Joba ob fiftteteJ lJG a catiU CGI Dnpaien ptl u TH Tn SPK SPKPABU SUJ SesPACIm PABU PUl Juno 3 8A A despatch deptob from fr St StPvUrtburc StP BtP PvUrtburc P uc eaTs My ly thereIn ter l a rumor rumr tbrthat tnera tnerathai thr tt thai Pobledonodtrctr P lonotrl the former formr PrctortGenerelpjtbejaolr Prc tortGenerelpjtbejaolr t01G 0 tbHol Synod will I J be ber I r tb SJo r b w imee 4tt i iv C v ALL NOW NOWLOOK NOWLOOKTo LOOK LOOKTO LOOKTO TO HENDRCKS HENDRCKSI I Conttnvtd Cvd from fo Flr FI t Pegs Pegting P Pegsleg l lInl leg to t nominate a man mn for the new oce office oc a achairman of ofchairman ofcbam chairman nomnae of the board bod will wU ever hold A meet meetIng me meetIng cbam I Ing The Te committee commtte was Wa to have had ha Its Itsselection it iti itimeleotlon selection seleion made In time tlnieto to announce anOn announcethenani announcethenaniat the name nameat mae at a the adjourned meeting meting next nex Wednesday WednesdayYesterday Wea WeaYetorday WedneedayYesterday Yesterday Yetorday aore not no a single man san could c 1 be t found foundwho fon foumwho who would say lay that he would serve Ire on th thcommittee the thecommittee thecomtt committee committeeThe committeeThe comtt comttThe The committee aa a named la I composed composedof oompoec oompoecof of D O cmitt Mills MUJobn John A Stewart StartA StewartA ne A J opo CMMtt CMMttT CUtt CUttT T Jefferson Jeteron Coolidge Colige August AUglt Belmont BelmontBelmont Blont BlontJ BelmontJ J n Forg Forgan and Rober Ronert T Llooln Lincoln Mr MrBelmont MrBelmont Belmont and Id Mr Lincoln were wer not in i atten attendance at attendance n nda dance da at the meeting metln of the board bor and a Mr MrCaasatt MrCtt MrCaseatt Caasatt bad left the room before betorethe the reso ro roluton resolution 1 lution authorizing ba the appointment of the thecommittee tbeorlt tinoomxnlttee committee orlt luton e had ba been bon passed p Mr r Mills Millswas Mis Miswa Mithwas was wa naked ke yesterday yetray when wlen the nominating nominatingcommittee nomitg nomitgcmmite nominatinicommittee committee would meet meetThat met metThat meetThat cmmite That depend depndl be replied Iple on whether whetherthe whethfr whethfrthe wh tbet tbetthe the members mebe of the committee oommlte will wi nerve nerveNone serveNone re reNpne None of them has given his hi consent onSnt onSnty6t aa aanatlng at atyet The to apoolat a nonil nonilnating yet propoition proposition t apolt noi nointng vOted down when whtnIt natlng committee committeeIt was wa vot It ntng waa wa we first frt oomlte brought up at the meeting meetng of ofthe 01 01the the directors dirtor yesterday and then the temnUel matter matterwas mattetWa wa Wa was reiotroduoeJ rlntrouoJ yeter3v after Mr Kriok rlok and Mr MrHarrimun MrHarriman Harriman left the atr meeting metiDg I am going to tostand t tetnd tstand stand Haran etnd oh tho first trt vote which threw the theproposition tinpronositlon proposition propOlton osHe osHeHow alle alleHow astehow How about the other otber Mr lr Mills MUl was wasnskod wa wa waasked asked nskodWell ekodW Well W l ho replied rcple I dont think tblk they thy An Anmatter areIn artIn In a very genial frme frame ot mind over tb the thematter matter averS I cant Cnt sa 11 for sure iure but I dont dontanxious donttlink dontthink tlink think that any of of them are parlclrly parlclrlyanxius particularly particularlyanxious anxious to serve sne on the committee committeeAre comitt committeeAre anxius Are Ar vou going to ralgn resign as 1 a director directorMr dicor dicorMr directorPMr Mr Mills was a member memtfr of the Investiga Investigating ive6tga ive6tgatng Inveatigating ting tng committee ommltee IJls when it was first frt organized organizedbut orlli but refuso tfuS1 to serve serveI srve srveI I am all a1 lt it sea 1M on the question I dont dontknow dontknow dOntknow know what hit I shall Abl do was w the answer answerMr anwerIt answerMr Mr It Mills Mis thought it was Wi certain crt that thatthere thatther thatthere there ther would be no meeting metng of the committee committeeunder omltte committeeunder under uder any any circumstances clrcult0 until after ater the themeeting tbemeetng themeeting meeting anr of 0 the board bOrr of directors d lrton on onWednos onWednosday Wednes Wednesday Wect meetng dl day the tlo day on which hlch the committee commlt was wasInstructed WMInslrcte wasinstructed Instructed Inslrcte to make Its nomination nominationOOV nomiaton nomiatonO OOV O HIOOIN3 SANOUIXS SANOUIXSWhen eANotlm eANotlmWhen SANOVI4EWhen I When a Xew ew York despatch dMptoh was ibo iboto bowu bowuto bow I I to Robert T Lincoln Lnoln at Chicago Cblcgo saying sayingthat lYg lYgtha saytnthat Rbr that tha the chairmanship obalrmashlp of the brd uoaro ooard or ordirectors Ofdlrr ordirectors directors of the Equitable bad been b offered offeredto olr to dlrr him hi he refused rtUe EUitble to talk on the subjectdedisio subject subjectdeclining lubJet lubJetdeig declining dedisio either to t affirm afr or deny denV the te tepor re report report deig por port He a said that tbl he might mbt talk tlk on the tbematter t thematter matter on Monday MondayI Ionda IondaI I believe e the Equitable matter mtttr will wl be beclosed b b bcloed bUe Euitable closed d up un atUfActorllr rtJiatorlV tt t thepersons t the persona who whobut whohve whohave co have tken taken out out poUcea policies I in tD the Prns cmpay cmpaybut company companybut but hve I cannot cot say in Just jUt what wbt whaiway way wa GayRiegins Gay GovHlgglns 0 Hlgglns ns aid at Albany AlbY yesterday yesterdayfie YetY YetYne Hg fie added Md that he would not say sy that t there therewas tberewas therewas was a ade chance chc tht for wou his submission submwon of tbe tbeEquitable tbeullable theEquitable Equitable ullable affairs aslr to the th approaching approachnc aoproachIn extra extrasession exr extrasession session lion of o the tb Legislature Lgislatu for consideration considerationnor cnsiderton cnsidertonnor nor would he say ey anything aDyblg to the con contrary oa oatrar contrary trary traryHTDE trar traryUrns Urns AND ALEXANDER ALXANDER TOGETHER AGAI AOAI AOAIAlthough A CHIN CHINAlthough Although Alboulh Mr Hvde no longer regard rga the theEquitnbles theFulables theEquitables Equitnbles Fulables president president with any anxiety aniety so sofar 80rar tofar far a M hU hi strength Itrnjth in I the thE controversy controerr be between beIwen betweefl tween Iwen thorn thor in I concerned It wo WM evident evidentyesterday Cl cvidntyetteray lnt lntyesteray yesterday yesteray that he b concre had ha entered entrd into Ito a further furtherunderstanding turtherundertandig furtherunderstandIng understanding with wih Mr Ir Alexander in re respect tospect i ispft spect spft understandIng to an tn offensive ofenll o onsire and cefensive cerenlhe alliance alliancesgalnrt allme allmeagall allianceagainst agall against the anticipated Itlcrate attack taok from the theoutside theoutide theoutside outside outide by the HarrlmanFriok HaranFrok forces forcesWhat forc forcesWhat What course ouo Hyde yde thought Harriman Hnra and andFrok andFriok I Ilearned Frok Friok would purue pursue I in retaliting retallatIn W was not notlear notlearned learned yesterday yesterdaysome I but be bfleYM believes tht thtthe that thatthey the lear they wl Will yteray cme come bacH bacc at him bl In the board bor I In In1cm some Ime 1cm way W or other otherIt It was wa said ad yesterday eterdy that Hyde and andAlexander andAlesader andlezander Alexander Alesader met in Mr Ir Aexanders A anderl office officeIn o1oIn In tbe Flatiron Flation Building Biding to arrange tbe tbedetail tbedet theJUiiIs detail of their thi joint Joit affair affairFiguring affairsFluring aanI det aan aanF Figuring F rlproinent prominently much ub more mr promi prominently promiDent7 nently in fact ta than President Pdlt Alexander Ale Alezanderin pm derJ In Mr Hydes plan pla for t or adefense a defe defen o and ad a aolazl r rorganiiatlon to toorpairatlon I olazl organiiatlon orthe otth society soet is I Gage Og E Tar Tarbeu TarbD Tatbeu bD beu MrTarbell MrTabllt It was Wa asserted ar yesterday Y0tY yesterdayIs Is 1 atpresent At Prht In a strongerposition ltronpr stronger Plto poelton in i the thesociety tto ttosoety thesociety society than tbl Mr Alexander He baa it Itwa was wasdeclared wasrleolared soety declared dela comO om out ot of the controversy ontrovenY in inbetter Inbttr Inbetter better bttr shape sba than any ay of the tbf other othe principals principalsThe prnirale prniraleTe The Te Friok Frk committee failed faled to find fnd that thathe thathe thathe he had ba been bn ommtte guilty of anything other otberthan otberthanextrvaga than thanextravagance thanztravaganoo extravagance extrvaga gly and ani several avtl director dlretr who whohave wboba78 whohave have been bn regarded regade aa i hostile to t the Alex AlexanderTarbell Ale AleanderTarbl AlexinderTarbeli anderTarbl anderTarbell forces tOI took occasion oAlon at Fri Fridays F Pitnay days nay meeting b0Ung to t compliment omplment the second secondvioepresidenb en secondricepresident vioepresidenb voprldet and express elre i regret rert that th the theFriok theFrol theFriok Friok Frol committee had ha not examined exmine with withgreater wtb wtbgater wfthreatet greater gater reatet ocmmtt regard to details detl tbe conduct onduot of ofappreciate ofbuslnBs ofbusiness buslnBs business rega In hi his de department mont Mr Hyde Hydeappreiate Hydetpprecatee appreiate appreciate Tarbella Tarbl S position pOlton and ad has hasit hI hasIt it was WA said sd yesterday YOterday sought to t ally aly him himwith bimwth himNith with his h cause causeit oUf wth it was Wi learne learned lear l yesterday yeterday what some of ofthe otthe ofhe the he conditions oondltoM are arf under wllch wlch wi ich Mr Ir Hyde Hydewill Hydewi Hydelll will wi lll consent td trustee tr te his hl stock 8tok Aide AMdefrom Afldefrom Aiderom from rom limiting 1mllng the trustemlip to a definite definitenumber defnite defnitenumbr definiteumLcr number numbr of years yor he will 11L Insist t upon having havingA A I controlling cntrolnj voice In the selection sel ton of the theproxy theprosy theDroxy proxy committee commite of the policyholders polloyholdernwhich polcyholde policyholdersithloh which would be delegated dlle ate with wih the power powerto to o name nme the twentyeight twetyl ht directors dlrelor Tl Is Isproxy Ieprosy I Iproxy proxy committee commitee would wouldprobably probably consist consistof conLstf o lt ltof of f seven Be vEn mon and an Mr r Hyde it wa said saidyesterday fad fadYeterday saidreeterday yesterday Yeterday would iai InQIAt Insist t that ttat they the all tl be bemen beme homen men me of national nainl prominence prominece Grover QroverCleveland OroerC Grover3ove1and Cleveland C veland ras 98 55 ramuionud mf oQd an 1 an illustration illustrationof mlEtralon of f the typo of man that would ol1d be acceptable acceptableto aCeptable aCeptableto I to 0 Mr liyde lyde The champions champion Of o the mu mttualizaiioncause mutlUzilon mu1sUzaiioncaLse tlUzilon ualizaiioncause ca se have hle af IIfred asefleJ erte i riH rl H along alonsthat that tba any such luch plan for trusteeing trteln the stock stockwould Itok Itokwould stocksould would bo mutuallzntion in DO mltualzaton word only onlyWHT onlyWHY onlywRy WHY rEronT WAS HEJECTTED HEJECTTEDSenator nIUICD nIUICDRnator nJEcroRenator Senator Rnator Chaunwv ChaunCv M f Depew explainedrestoray explained explainedve esplllne ve veterl restoray tonay ay why the Trick rick committee commllt report rport reportnil had nil boon hOn rejected rjected It was wal ho Bald ld be because 1e 1eCu teaueo cause Cu an overwhelming majority mljorly of those thosepresent tbol thoserescnt present Prwmt rescnt were bitterly biterly opposed to the de dent defor1 doerrol for1 errol poloy policy 8ltlm system une uncor er which 0 90 per pernt percnt cnt nt o ot the Equltnl EJ1lnllos los policies polofeA have hle been beenwritten beenvrltten een eenwritten written it was WiS felt hy ths th ilrcto dlrctol Jiroctorfl ho hoMll hor11 hoall all r11 that although aJboulh thc societys 1CIptYf officers oWecrshaJ omcr officersia haJ hl1 ia i perhap boon pillty IUt of Indhcretions Indhcretionsand IndhcreUonsani and ani extravagances etmynganO their conduct had not notbeen not noteen been hen een of such a character charcler as 1 to warrant warrnt dis dismissal cll cienissal missal mlal Mr tr Dcpnw was asked n kd what the thecauno thecUf theauso cauno cUf was for the I ho resignation relgnton of Krick KrickHorriman Frickarr1man Horriman Haran and Ind Dlins DlinsThe DI flhiMqThe Frck FrckHaran The cause of their resignations rsl lton Mid iwldhe Midhe ealdo he o was a composite ompit one It was W not notlue duo lue to tho rejection rjection of the committees committeesreport committeeseport no cmmtes cmmtesrepor report olono alon It was wa due partly parly to things thingsthat thig that repor tht were said 1 in the meet mellnl meeting meetingMr ing ingMr Mr Filch Frok left thIs thl city cty yesterday rClerday for Pitts Pittsburst PII Pitturg burst ur urg When asked Mke concerning coDcring Equitable Equitableaffnlrs Euitble Euitbleanh EqultabloLffnirs anh affnlrs he Mid MidI tl tlI I have nothing nothinj to say I am out of the theEquitable theEqultlble theatiitahlo Equitable Equltlble atiitahlo and am not discussing dl cuf lng its II affairs affairsWord afall affairsWord Word was wa received rccivP 1mm frm Boston Blon Boatonlastnight Boatonlastnighthat lost night nightthat nightthat that T Jefferson Jefern Coolidge Coldge stated stat that he hehad hehad heiad had not mado up his mind mnd whether ho howould hewould hotould would servo on the nominating norlnatll committee committeeHe cmmite He 1 said Md he hadnt hldnt been ben asked Rko to serve yet yetIEMVRKB yetI yetIEMRI5 IEMVRKB I E nKR 87 M 1 UNTB UNr METER METKRSamuel METERRuol METxBSamuel Samuel Ruol Untennyers statement follows followsTho folows folowsTho followsTho Tho resolution rlutlon passed pllld at yesterdaysmeeting yesterdaysnesting yesterdays Mtlrdnysmetig for the selection of chairman meeting metig Ileton a chir of ofthe otthe the he board brd and requesting rquOlng Mr Hyde to totrustee totrlt torustee trustee trlt his stock Flok contained containe nothing nothlnr thatR that is R now and ad it will vl bo b remembered remembl that tht from fromthe trm trmthe the he outttot oullt of this unfortunate utoruale and ad unneces unnecessary unne sary Ir 41 controversy Mr Ir Hyde has ha offered olerc again againand aguinand auinnd and nd again to trustee trltf truateehis hia hi stock for a limited Iml limitedarm d term ler1 arm under uder proper restrictions rtrctons BO FO aa I to se secure 1 soure cure cuJe ure a board of directors dlretor which the policy holders ho dor and tbe public publo would woud accept acpt as A plcy fearOs fear ter lees 1 Os and ad independent Indepndet although athough It would be b diftlcult dl cult to find fnd a more representative reprCentatve body of Pt mon mo than th those constituting cnsttutig the present prent presentoarcl bdy board boardMr bard oarcl oarclMr Mr Hyde may my well complain cmplain that tht his hi disinterested dllntorlo efforts olorl to save ea e the society I Itorn from torn this ths calamity 4mlty have not been bn appreo appre 6ety ated atedand I Ind I and ad nd that In the multitude of plots rlol and ad coun counerplots ate 1 terplots terlotB to t capture the tle control cntrl of the society 01 I the he effort etor has ha been b under unde cover Cer of abuse abU to towrest towrOt toireet wrest wrOt his property from him himThe blmlhc himShe The lhc suggestion fugg propry ton that lat a man ma of dominat domlnt domjnaat ing In at national natenal reputation rutton fearlesa rerh and ad In i dependent te put at trio to head hra of thin Ibll so society ciety lety tf with the offlcfl of chairman 1 wil le of the thetord Itieotrd c tord t 0 and with wih unlimited unlmltl oanan pownr In one tle tlet that Mr Hyde ha hM been ben constantly urging for fo rr six I weeks wok a A soluthn Ilutfn ODIanty of the troul trl trouik trouikiii urllnl 1 les 1 All Al iii he e asks l k U I tho toton iol octlon ctlon nf some 1mI te person personwhose plln pllnwhol prrsonihne whose whol annie Mn will wU ro Ie a guaranty guarnty nf hnnen lon8t hnnanearlesa fearless fPArlo investigation 1etgatlon and inanneoment lanomen He Je I is willing wllng to take tk hi hla chance cam with wih such sucha suchelan a man manMr manMr elanMr Mr Hyde has Mid Id from frm the outset out lt that thotthere there leM 1 onu subject fuljfc and only ono on which vhlcliC an whic he C will wi never budge bud That Tat relates rlate to the these thesencalled e etotalled 8le totalled Vhargw hagO Ho will wi fight f ht to te the theend thead end ad In defense deel of hU M reputation rputaton Anying Any Anyray te teend tlni ing short hor ot tat that domde domancec1 by the wpl wt wttredt f tredt of te the IcK oeist h he 1 is bu bsabeen bn te ad adwa md iaya wa ray will wl be b wplncto saorifloe p 1rn llar p11 ifr I IJJi JJi j 4 1 1 1a r j J rv hes giiM e eO o iofth 0 a ooii1Intg4T bllli uU H Hyde Ake mAkeso mAkesotbd o ot lam t report 0 w ii tnMrAtnougo thtLthough tulb I It n loe SOtS a ivitu forb forth u ufull In Int I Ifuli full MrV Mr Alexander r letter containing cnall hla hlacomplaint hi him nd le M complaint t m laint Acaimt a Mr M Hyde Hyd It tgnlfl itgniflcanj tgnlflcantly canj cmpl cantly omit Mr r Hyde d princlpa a reply rr e1 and anddefense an andefense CtJ1 dee defense omt PArtlculArt p pgticulgrofaIhOfl M I of of a pr short br preliminary preliminaryletter prelE prelElt preliminmzIett letter lt Iett ue r given t but the main reply replytirely ta I en ento e tiey tirely 0 omitted ad and ma meet sparlngjy pa refsrre refsrreto to la the th report e That Ta aeoesitaiej leta un unfortuntely unforufely Unfortuetely fortuntely forufely rpr the publication publcion by Mr Hyde Hydeof Hde Hdeof iyd iydof of his hi defense defenseBTDXS tefee tefeeB riofensenia BTDXS B nia mini B TO T trot J AIKZAMOXR U cnaaaiMr CHAMKH CHAMKHMr Mr Hyde said in beginning his letter letterwhich lttr lttrwblob letteiwhich which M 1 Hyd Addressed dr to t Chairman Cain bgnll H 0 Friok Friokand Fok Fokad FrIoland and dated f May If I that he write wt W I com compliance oompJlo corneiianoe II ad pliance dt with My A request te uet tt cortalned ctained in a letter letterfrom l letteitem r rfrom from pJlo Mr Prick that Mr Hyde answer alwer cer certain oert cextab tab statement M Fok tlat made Dde In the letter letrr ad addrewd add addreed drewd t 8t to mt the Friok committee by Prei Preident P Preetdent d dent Alexander t te Fok He cmtt take tke up first ft the theagreements theobag th thcharge det Alexd H obag charge tht that b he b baa onttd committed te the lety letyt acciet accietto to tviisaoUors poeltiote rlto elationi I at an anagreemita t t11 id1out pUs wIts the thepresdt tb tbpresident agreements wnooui wtbut UUIDUJU oll ocaeutation tauo I UI wit mvu v o opresident president att or other officer oten or with th the com committee CI cornmittees presdt mittee This charge WM w based ba on onipedflcAtion O ci cispedficttira ipedflcAtion itWI Thl that dUd be had ld purchased pobAa under underirregular wtdelriegutr tht irregular lpfctC condition 1700000 ger r value valueof valuof of bond bd 1r of odlon the Coney C y Island Id 1700 and ad Brooklyn BrooklynRauroad Bok flrooklyiRailrOad RailrOad Compary Compar y 1X00 1 share Ihare of stock stockof Ik Ikot stoolof of RU the Hlbercia Hibri dOmp Bank Bk ard ad Trust Tua Company Companyof Cmpl Cmplot Companof of New Orleans and ad 1178000 1780000 of preferred preferredstock preferet preferteetook stock pany tk of Olel the th Union Unio Pacific PAcfo Railroad Rl Com Company Cm Cmp1 Corncharge p1 Aa A to the charge charl concerning conerng the Coney ConeyIsland Cony Conyrlland Cene CeneIsland Island and ad Brooklyn Brookly Railroad Rlrod 0eurlUes 0eurlUesMr lurUe lurUeMr Mr Hyde show by analysis that they were werepurchased werepurchad wet wetpurchased purchased purchad in seven sven Instalments Intmentj that tat the thefirst thefrt th thfirst first frt purchase pUNha was wa made while wbJ he was wasproved WI waiabroadl abroa abroadl that 11 all the purba purchases wer r ap approve upproved proved by the finance commIttee and ad tha thaon that thaton thaton tnane commtto prove on eix ax or seven te occasions when they were wereapproved wereApproved wonApproved approved as Mr Alexander Alexader Olol is recorded l as hav having havIng haylog ing been present and ad as having rore voted ote In Inapproval Inarrov1 ft ftapprovl bfa prnt approval arrov1 of the purchase pu hle The society societyhad sol aociet aociethad ty tyh had he say Aaya for many may years yer prior to his hisconnection hreconeUoD hti hticonnetjon connection coneUoD h y with it been ben Interested ItrOr in the thesecurities te te8urtM thigeuritles securities of thin road roadTb roadTh0 8urtM Tb Th0 Hlbernia o Bank ro and ad Trust Trt Company Companystock Companyltk Companstook stock ltk 1e he Wbma says ys wa ws was Bl acquired agul by him bm at tbe tbesuggestion tbeeuuo tineuggottion euuo suggestion tlon of Gate Ga e E Tarbell Tarbl and ad upon uponthe uponthe uporthe the approval of President Preldent Alexander lxatr and andthe andthe anc ancthe the approa finance 6lane committee Mr Hyde says saysthat lye lyethat saytthat that he and d Mr commtte Tarbell Tubel beame director directorin dre tor torIn in the bank hk to represent repr nt the interests InterCt of ofthe ofthe 01 01the the oiry but that he subsequently subequoaty re resigned tosigned signed Ilgaed It ip favor of the manager mana er of the theEquitable theEuthle theEquitable Equitable a azeny eny y for tore foreinNew e in New Orleans OrleansIn Orlen OrleansIn Euthle In regard regad aqn to the Union UnonPaltctrncton UnonPaltctrnctonPreident Pacific transaction transactionPresident transactionPresident President Alexander charged not only that thattho thattho thattho Preident Aude cbarje Do ony tho stock stok had ba been acquired a lre without his hisknowledge hisIowl hiimowkdge knowledge Iowl hte or the knowledge lowlMle of the execu executive ext executive tive committee but that tha it represented repreente the theproportionate tinproportionate comite tve proportionate share of stock stok subscribed subscribeddioote aubeoribeforby proprloaate tor forby Mr Hyde individually under a sn sndloae syn syndioate dioote b Agreement one of the conditions coniion of ofthe ofthe 01the the dloae agreement acent being blntha beinthat on that the stock etok should shouldnot eb1uldno shuldnot not no agemet be b sold lold by the Individual iviua subscribers subscribersfor Nbrtbr for A 8 period of years yearsIn ye years1n In reply pro rply to this ti chargeeays obarge eA1 Mr Hyde HydeI 1 I beg blto to state statemade etau atatetI 1 That before the purchases were wereme won wonmade made Ta or agreed blor to be b made m prhue e the subject subjectWAI subjet subjetwa subjectwac me wa WAI fully tly age divcusaed aU8e with Mr Alexander Alexanderand Aeder Aedera Alexanderand and hU bl aqaent M et nt secured securedThat a 8 That the er syndicate agreement almen WM WMsigned wusige waslgned signed sige br bV me In lydcae mr individual lvdua name nme with withthe wth wththe withthe the knowledge kowle e and content cnent of Mr Ir Alexan Alexander Alexanden der for bualneM bualnMI purposes and a conveniences conveniencesbut convenenoi I but not for the tte p purpose pure of gaining alnnl any anvprofit ay ayprt anyprofit I profit prt or advantage advanta for myself mnel nor have I Iever Iever I Iever ever derived derve avant anY personal pronl profit proft or ad advantage advantae advantae vantae therefron t errro 3 That Tt 1 so o far tahom farfrom from the transaction tnn lonl hair having bn bnI hairbig big been consummated without wthout the knowl knowledge knowledge knowledge I bn IUlll edge of Mr Alexander Aexnder he delivered delyer to me methe methe the following f letter wih wh respect Ipt thereto theretowhich tberetobh theretowhich which bh confirmed cfrm ownr hi hi his previous p evul assent assentJAMBS unt untJA assentJAMgs JAMBS JA 8 In view of the fact that youhave you youhave yu yuhaT have haT entered eteM into a contract nlrct dated de Nf Nty r H H1MB 1 llo 1MB between yourself voelt Messrs Men E E H Uarri Uarrimau la IlarrilULl lULl 102 btwe James Jam Stillman Kuhn Loeb Leb k t Co Coand C Coand atimn and lU others otblr for the benefit bneft of the Equitable EquitableLife Eulable EulableWe EquitableLife Life Aacucance woo Society Sciety and that tht the society societyU aoeety aoeetyi U i to receive Jlve tbe profits protls resulting therefrom therefromit it is I understood undentd that tht the society lloiely from trm time timeto tme tmeto timeto to time will wU supply such funds as s may my b bnecessary b be benscesaary necessary in the transactions traectloDI therein con contemplated on ontemplated contemplated neer templated I and that tht you personally pronaly will willbe wi willbe be b fully fuly Indemnified ldemnlte and protected prot to against againstany apna againstlay any personal liability llabty or loss ins which you youmay roum youmay may Incur pra Inc or in any ay way wa become bme liable lible for forIn torn forIn In a agreement agreementThis m n tb t the course ou of o the carrying c out of said saidagreement ad ada saidigreeTnect This say aya Mr rEyde Hyde I 1 1m a fan air illustration 11h illustra Iliustralion tr trton lion of the jMIYde accuracy acu of Mr 1 Alexanders Alexandersstatement Alexandersetatmnt a era des des6tat statement 6tat ton m andof adof tnq tb4 strait BtLtaJ strattsJn inwhioh whlo he hefinds heBnd8 hefinds finds himself hlm t lt for causes Ueol of complaint omp1t against againstme aganlt aganltm me m The Tb manifest moltet insincerity Imlcety of such loh lohUUtrtonl suchillustration uchillustrations illustrations UUtrtonl df usurpation ton of authorityrequires authority authorityrequire authoriy authoriyreuree reuree require no comment commentAS cmnt cmntA oomme t0 t0La AS TO RIB RIB aUdOIPTIBIUTT IUdOIPIBtLr TO rtATTERT rtATTERTMr TLAflRTMr ATJ 1 A Mr Hyde says lye in I regard to the charge chargethat chrge chrgetbat chargethat Ir that he has ha umerralnea unenlf the authority autborty of ofthe otthe ofLb h the Lb presl pJ1 ent that there thr la J no semblance noeemblno of offoundation ottolton oftountatlon foundation far such luh a complaint complaintI cmplait cmplaitI tolton I have says sys he asked ake thoM hnvlnc hnvlncbusiness bl1lng bl1lngbunH havmnljusinee business bunH with wlb the tb committees omlte of which whih whichUn 1 1am I Ia am a chairman ohln to discuss tlC the th business uusl with withme withme withne me but I have neer knowingly dono so soIn eoin soIn In a manner that was all arrogant offensive offensiveor otene e eor or r disrespectful irstfulto to the th presU PIkct presLent ni or to any anyofficer ay ayofcr anyDfflcer officer Dfflcerlie officerHe ofcr He says that ho does do not believe heleve he has hasan ba4n huein an n inorutrvat inor lyl lnt love of prominence prominenceI promln no I confessj confess says lys he h to leing lelns ambitious ambitiousrr am ltlo1 worthily till the place which was occupied occupiedmy t rr o worhlv nuthixv us ni fciiu plao iuwu v occlplo r rby by my father tathr in the community Onunlty and an It may maybe maybe maye be e that tht I am exceptionally excetlonaly responsive reponsho to toflattery tofatter toattery flattery fatter although I am not aware of the thefact theta theMr fact factMr Mr Hyce says that in i many my of the cor corporations cr crporations cororatlons porations oratlons of which he Is I a iiroctor Irtor he has haspersonal hn hasersonal personal ersonal interests arid the society lolet has hl none noneIn nn pnnalinterse In 0 others oher that he has personal rrsonal interests interestsalong inleretsalong interestsdoug along I with the society soiety in I a few he isa Is a irector irectorin Iroctorby irectorvirtue by virtue Irue at the Interst Interests held uy the loclt locltl socict socictn in l n those th corporations crorlol being beln there for therotectlon the theIn lheproleton proleton rotectlon of tORC those Interests InlcrestsIn In somo iomu luHtaiiocn iHIICt he tod th com committee committ cornrilWe mittee mitt Mr lr Altzander AIxandor is i also a director directorord dilcor dilcorad dlnctorud ord ad a mi mfmbr nwmber mbpr of the thO executive expctve commltuo commltuoHudson cmmt Oflfllrnitten In n tiomo ot thm8ucb thm such M th th3 Del Delawan wa ami amiHudion anIiudeon om Hudson Hudion company thre t are r arum sha shares li ilu iluijimo IhJlln liiiatne ijimo lln of cmpny Mr 11r Alvxa Akxador Akxador dat U L L looping to the theociety thosociety lh society socty tor or and he Is i thus qualified qulfet as a direc director diruOor terSTOK BTOCK STOK HB HOLDS FOR ROCIKTT ROCIKTTMr RtEn soot sootMr IS Mr tr Hyde ckclans eln clars s that In I hi hl his opinion opinionthere opinionthor opinionhone there thor Is I nothing c unu Uloual unuual ual or lmproj Impropr r In Inhaving Inhvng iniavlng having shares of stock Itock of the th society soloty In Intho InIho inho hvng tho names namll of ofomcara officers OmOr oremployees orenlpiovees9Vben oremployeesWhen oremplove oremploveWhen When the society ocoty says ho nl has lar largo largooldings a aholdings holdings oldings of stock in I corporations ororton Af it I has hasalways hI hasIways rr always boldlg been ben consldorrd cMi d to Its L LtIRt LtIRtrrom Ltrest Ltrestrem t rost rostfrom alway from rem many my potato point of o view vfW that It should nhouldhave shouldLays houdbae have Lays itprrsentativcs plsntaths on 0 the board bor of dlreo dlreotors dlre dinee0Th tors tOI 0Th of r these thes corporations croratons In I that way Wi V it itkorps Ilkfp itrtps korps rtps in i touch toch with the thOjrgnA progress of affairs affairsof at lr of kfp if such corporations crportons and In is i I able to dt dttr dttrmi deter deternine tor tormine mine mi whon to buy or sell el srourltlrs Ilourltlr It Italso Italo ItLao also alo Lao obtains obtll in i that way many Iny valuable valuableopportunities valuabl valuablepportuitios opportunities Opporull08 for securing 6crO bmlness bUile for fortho forIhe forho tho ho society lolty And ad the constituent cMttuent companies companiestrust cmpnies cmpniesIn companiesn In n whic which It t L is Ir largely ly Itrltd tnterestrd such a as asruateFbips trtrfblps trust ruateFbips fhlp8 for the trust tnt companies clnpans and andwith aldd d I p0lt3 ptoit3 for Or tE tha talk banks that ar are aMlavd aMlavdwih aftlllattd aftlllattdrith with the society oc thus th adding addlR to the value valueof valuet alueot of wih t th thnies the te lootY1 societys etYb holdings oldlnp 1 in thet these ompa compa compaties I Inle ties niesMr Mr i Hyde yde says RYS that ono of thi t th moqt 1m 1mp Imprllnt irni I p prllnt i rtant servlcoapcrrrrmed rlc0prrrme byhina byM li as asrcident vlx vlxlrcidont I Il l lrcidont rc rcident ldent of the eocisty socety and chairman of tho thexecutive thoexecutive thoeeutve executive and finance fnno oommhtees r It I in inacting 1 incting acting aCllns eeutve on the boards bard of director rreor I of thee thoteother thlHeolher theether other companies and ad attending atendlQ o their moet moetIngs met metIngll mootng Ings ng which ho says IYA ho does with wih great tcreatregularity gre greategiiariLy t tregliarly regularity keeping kepln in touch with all al new newbutlne newbUlne newuiiness regliarly butlne bUlne uiiness s and endeavoring 8ndeyorlg touo to direct wth it to the theInfltullorw theInfHtltJ thensitutlnns InfHtltJ Infltullorw in whloh the society locety la most mostlor mostlor mostor lor or ely ellnlete Interested InterestedMr Mr Hyde say 8 that tblt he has not with wlb re respect rorot tor spect rot r t to t tho following lolo bg stocks owned ownp by the thesociety Ihedety thecIety society dety and carried rle partly pnrty In hi l tik name nameover n nameer f over 0 er ejterriwsd eXErhed any a voting power powlr cr other otherrights otlEr otlErrlhtl otherIhts rights rlhtl Ihts cr udvantagai udvantgal incidental Incden 1 to the thoownership theownPhlp thewnership ownership ownPhlp of tho stock except eocpt to pass po on onroutine onroullne onoutlne routine matters of the te various corporal cr rallnq rallnqIthcut tins tinswithout brisithcut Ithcut due oonsulialiaon cnsullabon vaOUI with ih Mr r Alex Alexander Alexnder ander nnde 4000 shares sbr6 Long Lng Island I IAnd Rtilroad RIroa Arx Arxnnde 60 5000 000 shares Interlx Inttrl rough Hi Rdlway 11 way Com Comand Company Coinany pany any 10000 Hlltr slicree Dellwore Dotawaro and Uudn UudnMaMllan Hudson Hudsonlanhattan MaMllan lanhattan RilAayatoekNow 1 ay BtockNow Yc Yerk rk Contrnl Contrnland contrafnd and nd Hudson Hudsn River Hlbernia Ilbrnla Bank Bnk and andTrust andTtCompl andruatCompany Trust TtCompl ruatCompany Company Pennsylvania PEnnylv nla CUcugo Ccgo and andNorthwestern andNorhwetern antiorthweetern Norhwetern Northwestern Chicago ChlCgo Milwaukee Miwauke and Ind St StPaul Staul I IPaul Paul aul New York New Haven and nd Hartford Hartfordtbe tbe be Bank Bnk 1ew of Montreal MoatrJ and the Hrst 1lrt National NationalBank Nationallank nUona I Bank Bnk of Denver DenverTHB Onyer OnyerTHa Denverus THB us FANCY DrtESS DnEI BALI B tt AXD AD THE OAMBON OAMBONni aUIIO aUIIOOLNEn oaiiaonuaan OLNEn nuaanMr ni OLNEnMr NEn NEnMr Mr Hyde lydo declares delare that In no Instance Instancehas Inltano instanceas has b as be in return rtur for an election eletion to the tl tlrectorato rlrtor I Iectorate rtor rectorato of any of the corporations crortions of which whichhe whichhe whi h hC he C is I a member extended to such luoh corpora corporations corporalone tions lon lone or any individual idividual interested Intert oOror therein thereinany therin therinany thereinny any ny pecuniary or other favor not In accord aocorrlanco accordnco anco ano nco punir with strict Irlot business hulnes principle prolples aooor He Hecomplain Heomplall Reomplains omplall complain that PresUent Prlent Alexander Aknnder has 1 not noteon been bon eon specific Ipolfo In respect rpet to t this thl charge chargeIn ohrge ohrgeIn chargeIn In the that he has regard to tht charge ac acquired 10 10gll aotilted quired gll tilted rKlr an uhpleAnt unpleasentnotorletyby unpleasant notorety notoriety by reason ron of ofnls I nls 1 recreations rrtOT and enjoyments enjoyent Mr r Hyde Hydesays Hde Hdea says a 2 to t the committee committeeI omlte I know of no such Instance Inltao other than thanat that at of the occasion of A fancy tAC dress dr bAll b ballI in i I which blb It t was w on reported that tht ooourrenoe ooourrenoeof Orno l of ota r a scandalous T dl T u tot and Ad indecent lentner w re r howeter nature e took tookw tJ tooke ipb Ind d trooi the t tu t same tirosi ftfff ftfffK ta th ta e eattaidag pubUibed why whytheeeeepiraey attaidag m They W5 pbt theeeeepiraey m tdt todIs Tm 11 rep repdptiv ft oMf dptiv me of my myWsa pOt I u de Wsa weU 1 undr I way U I i I a an olses olsesto aomob b or to give nterta1I nterta1Iout K t UriTW dii a ws w v t m mout er drT sv it JtUOM JtUOMcftbMw I on thM I Icommitted out of my privau me m means n I o 0 my prva me of mouse met metby committed by many me o me ott with the eoclet7 eoclet7have by oMoers taentthed Ilt1J Ilt1JMV MV have oMn learned Idntfe t to rl realise tht that unu uxutue pt pt10itYattachig pub publicity Jed of ofan attaching to the doings ot otn officers 0 0an 10itYattachig licity inaumnoe cftbMw company 0 0an doip U hurtful burl to t the tb t tc1t so soolety o ociety an Irce and I opan11 much regret that U the olds oldtrIW Ol Olofor oldsofiloers ciety c1t ofiloers ad who very ver now claim relt that tht Injury Injur IW t he heresultec h hTHU H Hresulted oll tt THU resulted ofor from this cause did not cotVU sea lt ltto 0 0to rault to call attention tbl o to tInS fact wbl which tbf ths thsnow VU V cl MI my J Mv attentin vvnr vvnrnow tb now make the subject of complaint omplalt against againstme aglit aglitme againstme me Mr in this thi Hyde connection onecton onectonMr reltera relteraho the charge which whichwith wblchbo bo ha ha Hyd mde made ritrt my many Us times te bfore hefore cage that Pul Puldent Presi President dent Alexander was interested lted equly equlywth 0ua113 0ua113with 1 Alesder wa with him in the underwriting undfrltig IYdlot IYdlotad syrdioatt syrdioattand yr yrand and wth declare that te he h has tbeadvloj the advo advice of coun counel cu Cohnaol ad aol el that decare there tber wa wu no 10 be wrong wreall in sinsh Ium tran tranactions tt ttaolone trana tranaaction 11 of ofthe ot otthe actions with the society 8tal 8geakhig o othe aolone the Carabon wit dinrer loctty for which whob bf hr h paM pi 113000 113000out 130 i30 i30out out Cmb of the societys dlrer fundsbe fWdbe t sty ay thatmany thatmanyauoh tbhat that mafl maflmuch much affairs have hav been b given at t home on and andsociety a aabrod asicabroad sla gv abroad for the same purpose without th tin tinEquitables abrod fo lm wtbout Equitables name betng pUp metloee meetioned ad adtat sn snthat bl Euitbles that aUOWA0 allowances ha have D been md made by the thesoclet tinsociety society tat soclet for the cost Clt of the te same lme lmeM sameMr amecould to that obviously the dim ci cicould Mr Hyde say ays obvouly der derculd could M Hye not have been given In I the rame ramehonor umeat rarniof b culd at the Equitable for that gn be ade adds would wouldhv woukhave have defeatod Fullbl I its purnoso wblcb wu to tohoo t thonor honor hv detetod the retiring pup A Asecure Ambaudor Ambassador ad nd t tc tcsecure secure hoo sou the goodwill good retirig wU will of his bl Government Governmentample Oormt Oormtwith Governmentwith with respect go to the mter matters which the t so socletv cletv repct then had tnd and migh might have pdig pdigin din dinin cety in traroe There was Mr I Hyde sYI sYIample says saysample Flo Tero for t tmethod tib tibmethod ample precedent li I the society soiety tbl method precent of furthering its prosperity prosperityAs tutherlne ls poaprtyd motho As to the increase lcca6 which wblo Mr rI Hydfl Hy I had hadmado h hadmade a amde d made in salaries without the consent on nt of ofany ofay olany any mde other I Ilarlt authority he says sYI that tt he under understood udtr udtrI understood utborty ay stood he had authority to make mke such in increases I increasOs I creases st and ad that that authoriy he kept Mr M Alexander Alexanderinformed Alex8der Alex8deruforlld Alexaodeiinformed ccals informed of them Mr M Hyde denies Presi President PCI Preeldent dent uforlld Alexanders Alesders assertion a that he the tbepresident thepresidert I president det remonstrated ton with him often oftenALEXANDERS of oftenArExaNDanR n nALXDSa pi ldeTt Imonetrate wit I ALEXANDERS ALXDSa STATEMENT 8TTEIENT TO TBK TRI BOARD BOARDPresident B4Rn B4RnPreldet OAVIDPre1dent President Preldet Alexsnder last lat night made Ide pub publlo publlo publie llo lie the statement s tement which be rend before beforethe betoreI befortthe the board on Friday in defense defeso of the find findI dnding endings I ing ings Paft bard of the Frck Fnick cmitte committee He said sld i in inPaft pr I am accused acce d of concealing oonOa1ng from the theboard thebord theboard board bord the irregularities of which wb1 corapalnt corapalntbaa cmplaint cmplainthu cornn1aintbaa baa been made IrgJartef and ad which the committees committeesreport oommftteeireport bn mtts mttsrpr report certify Orlty r to exist I am also all aocus al alot aocusd aocusdof d dof rpr of knowingly participating prtcl exst tl in I the th profits profitsof profts proftsof of certain oral enumerated enumprUd syndicates 8ydlct l I am amcharged anithargsd charged oiargd with having hav encouraged encuraled tbe prac practises prc prct8 practi tises ti which who1 now according acrdll to t the te report reportof report reportof t8 rpr of the committee I was wa justified Jutfe in criticiz criticizing ctoz ctozlg cilticirIng lg ing I cmmtE Am also 1 inferential interntlly inferentially Accused d cf cfhaving ofhing cihaving having attacked atake such practises prcl as a means meansto melnlto meantto to tho achievement Ihlement of tbe mutuallzation mutulon of ofthe ottbl cithe the tbl society 101 ty Thte charge chge ar a are unqualifiedly unqul Y false falseand faa falseand and not nt sustained autled by evidence widenceAs eenc As A to tbe charge onrge of concealment concealmentand oontlment oontlmentad and ad suffering IUferg the thl board 0 in foo Ignorance Ignoranceof of matter mten within wltbl my knowledge kowlele to toreeled t tcreetect reeled rele all al the officers at the adjournedr adjournedrmeeting ajoWe ad4oumnedmeeting meeting of the board brd held on o Feb eb 16 16I 18I iiI meg I beg h to call cl the board bdi Attention lunton to totbe 10tbe tethe tbe uncomroverted statement con contained co on ontamed tamed tLe ucntrover In I my my letter ltter of May My 2 which I Iset Ii Iiat Isset set at forth in full rul nh in I the th committees CmtttA report reportto rprt rprtto to the fffsct fr ct that the irregularities IrrogulorUel upon uponwhich upo uponwhich which the protest pr t of the executive oxeoutv officers officersfiled ofor omeerfiled filed fled with tbo board brd at Its meeting mti meet1 g of Feb Febwas 6 6wo 8Wi wo Wi was bas b8 based xl came eme to my krowledge k kr owled owleago only a afew atew afew few weeks wokr prior to the said meeting meeti1 of the theboarddurtig theboarddui theboarddurt boarddui boarddurt boarddurtig pror g which time I was wa ir I vestlfratbg vestlfratbgthorn vtlltil vestlgathgthorn thorn board brd brdsOK preparatory prepratory i to t their thei reference rteen to t the theboard thebrd thebeard SHOOK sOK FIST FS xsT ix I z PRESIDENTS InESIEI FACT FACTI FC I supposed suppsed of course OUI that an investiga investigation inTe8tlgaton inveetlgation tion ton cf ltd It grave specifications ofotvna would woud be b at atonco atono atonoo onco ono undertaken uderken ge by the te committee Three Threemembers lr Threenienibers members member cf the tl ocmmittee cmtt cf investiga investigati lvetga lvetgathn inveetigatbn ti thn n were weromm G m msmers ra ers rs omtt of said ed committee ommltt cf cftwelve tf tftwelyo f ftweivo twelve and two of the three mem era wore werein woreIn worein in attendance at the meetings J of the com committee oommittee cornotittee mittee c d f twelve twelveAt twelvetAt twelveAt At the conclusion of the second meet meetIng meetlng meetlog log at which I read tbe statement referred referredto to one of the committee now a member memberof of tbe Investigation committee shook hU hUfist blafist hisfist fist in my face accused a u8ed me of bad l f filth tltband filthand lth lthI I and threatened 3f5fl todriva u sue out of oftte oftteEquitAble ofbeEquitable tha thaI I Equitable At the third meeting of the thecommittee theco thecommittee committee co of twelve held one o e bourbeiore bourbeiorethe bout bel bizore bizorethe ore oreth6 the board b convened on FeblO a subcom subcommitto ubCOmmitte ubconimItLo mitto o twowas appointed p lnted with Ith Instruc Instruction instructio o otlons tion tio to report Olroctly on behalf 61 f the tbecomraitteo theoommlttee thecommittee committee of twelve tw le to th4 board of f tireo tireotor clrlotora Gireotore tor tore This was w cone coneThe onO on6jhe onOThe The report VIM silenton IIIlent on the charges chnrneawhich char4l char4lwhlrh chargeswhich which I had sot forth In detail in my mtormal mtormalommun formal formalrommuni formalOmmuni rommuni ntion to tbe committee It Itrecommended ItreQmmonded Itre recommended re my retirement from the rres presidency rresIdenzy rresideny idency and the ionic tion of the sicepresi sicepresident icepre iceprCIIIdent l ldent dent and Immediately following a dis discussion dbcusilon diicuaslon cussion ol the report a motion for the ro roeletion roele roeIeUon eletion ele tJon of all the off otnel8 era of the so lety letyby letyby ietyby by way of amendment to the committees committeesreport committeesrenrt ommltt ejJ ejJretJrt report was w nlmrnt nn I1I1Ar iinauiioislv ininou r101l1t1v lv arried arriedI I respectfully submit that these tb fact factlearly tacteolearly factoclearly clearly domontoat that there wai no D con concealment oonceAlment eoncealment cealment such as Ii charged In the report reportof repr reprtbe repnrtof of the investigation commlttM On 0 the theIn thecontrary thecontrary contrary my In6t1 1nvettiationi lItlon a ai arc stated statedIn tl1l00in In my communication to the Frick committee committeewere committeeI committeewere were Instltufxl with tha th direct view vie IV of ofn ofn offt I n prompt report to the iioard at Ib meet meetIng meetIng meeting Ing of teb eb 8 and imtead of bein being guilty of ofI ofany I any concealment of facts entering into the thequeitlon tite1uetion theqitedlon I queitlon of th eligibllty of any oiic officer r for re reeloction re reelection noelection election I made tn most complete statement statementto I to the committee of the board appointed appointedfor I for the purpjse of invtutigatlng the subject subjectand dUUjootand subjectand and of informing Iliformin tho th board boardoui wardu1 tiardO4i oui tMuiiUxiUu IIU upue ilLti i J I lak aok to the theboard theboar thetear1 board without allusion to mytiitoment my taement and anduomnletely andwmpletely andurnpietely uomnletely lcnore 1 ignrei rfl i the mrfn tnt fI es therein thereinconiuinoi tborelnuonlulnol thereintontuitlOJ coniuinoi All thU thu occurroj ptur pnJr to tbo tbob tbob theI b I arua aru meeting m tlng it i t which officers were weretlected weledlCt weretlectcd tlected dlCt anu an if there be any responsiijlilty r6po1ilhlltyJI for I JI nil ru ortiig oOrt ortiii il facts Hiibmitte iubmlt te i by II me to tothecomaiUteo tothecamnlltw totheCommittO thecomaiUteo it re rctol ts wilathai willi that ommittec ommittecand o orninitteeSOIl numltecancl and n nt t with m mA mAt toA A At to my rn participation In the profits profitsderived profltRderive profitsderived derived from certain c rtllin enumerated synul synulcates slulcatM syuuieatce cates I reiterate my m statement to the com committee Nmmiltet csimmittee mittee of invcutljaiLn 1otI atkn thst I never know knowInfily knowIngly knowingly Ingly participated in syndicates whero wherotie therot wherotLC tie t propriety prvflrl tr of pucli participation could couldbo 00111 cciiidbe 1 1I bo qu quttaned quttanedin ition flontlli flontllin l lI I I in instances Il1 lAnooi whore I knew prcfferod pre prcfleredshuns trorad troradfIInR 1 stuns to Lo derived firm such syndicfttco syndicfttcoI I have declined to t receive them and since sinceI sincemy I I my formal communlcati H to the o Ot m mmlttoa mI tomitten I mitten on thU su ject I have hn ve learned that thatthree tlattJlroo thatthree three of the nix chocks which represented representedsums sums delivered to me were received and anddeposit anddeposited od oddefoslt deposit deposited to my credit when I was alsent alsentfrom ahentfrom at sent sentfrom from the country and with ut pcesll pesllillty pesllilltyot lllty llltyof llltynf of knowledge cf t their receipt they telng telngindorsed I teirigIndorsed indorsed and deposited under power of ofattorney otatt ofattrnoy I attorney attorneyWith att attrnoyWith mey meyWith With reference to the charge that I Ihove Ihave i hove ercourngod e courl1 od practises practis which I have havecriticized havetriticized criticized crltlcl1 d I dory der y that tl tllll is is a fact On Oncheck Ontho Onthe I the co trary I baO zaso In all my rt1rt t to toheck check and regulate hurtful toiderciea toidercieagrowing tclder cle clegrowlr des desrowir I growing rowir out of the absolute stock cortrol cortrolof I Iat of f the company compan and its dominating don natlnp In Influence InflueJ1ce iiitlLterce fluence bran obliged to cor tend ajCDlrst agcfrsticiverso aiM lrst lrstadverse II IIadverM adverse majorities of every committee committeerespoisivo commlttporte respoisivo rte 05001 ollShO sive and obwliert t to this stock con conBASELESS conro1 OQ OQtro tro ro1 and often frustrating my efforts etJrtaBASELESS effortsSASELEBS BASELESS AND ORATDITOUS ORATDITOUSThe ORATtltTOU8The OBATUITOUSThe The fin In lnQ as to the mrtlves S actuating actuatingme me In the exposures which the Investiga InastlgaIon Investigation IDtUgatlon tion Ion Committee has certified to exist are arebaseless areooell108 areacelese baseless and gratuitous gratuitousIn In conclusion I merely desire de lre to say It ItU Itiii Ita U a with a bitter sense of wrong ren and Injury Injurythat Inlurythat Injuryhat that I find myself called on to meet a report reportso reportf so 5 unfair and an censorious I am sustained sustainedin in n this thl hour of trial by a oonsclousnce oonsclousnceof oonaclolllnC8bothaln of othaln if having acted with pure pure mctlven nf othavlng othavlngovercome having havingovercome havingiveroome overcome a natural reluctance to the course courseI courseaicptod I adopted and of having pursued my object objectagainst objectaja1nst objectigainat against unanticipated l difficulties and oppo opposition oppoAIUon oppoition sition until tho principle for which I have havellshn hoerontended haveontenled rontended has been accepted and Stab StabIlshI cetabishn llshn llshnI IlshII I hall laid lyforo you conditions which whlohun whlobunhappl1y whichinbappiy un unhappl1y apply required Investigation InttI tlon and ocr corruction ocrJlctlon cotwotion ruction I have b been vsn from the outst oul t un unshaken unIhaken Uniliaken shaken in my n resolve solvn and tindrtTrpd In InIn InI InIn In I n order to insure the preser preservation preservation preseration vation of the teeth during life lifeclean lifeclean lifelean clean them with withSOZODONT withSOZODONT withSOZ000NT SOZODONT SOZODONTLIQUID LIQUID POWDER OR OIlPAITE OIlPAITEAIICYOU PAsTEAK PASTE PASTEASK ASK AIICYOU YOUR DENTIST DENTITi i i k 0 0m m i 1 i 1 J f 0 THE WINNING YACHT VACHTJ ACBTI I fJ J There was a Pianola Pianoon Piano t H Atlan Atlantic Atlantic Atlanhc on board the yacht tic ticIt It Itwhich which won the transat transatlantic transatlantic lantic 1 Lantlc yacht race for EmperorV7 Emperor EmperorWilliams EmperorWilliam Williams william V7 H 5 cup Also Atsoon on board boardthe boardthe boarcithe I Iwilliam I the Earl of Crawfords Val Valhalla Valhalla S S halla hallaIt It Itwhich which finished 6nish d third thirdwas thirdwas P Pwas was another Pianola Piano PianoI Pianoq Piano4J q I Mr Wilson Wils n Marshall and andthe andthe P S S the Earl of Crawford are but buttwo buttwo buttwo 1 1owners two of many prominent yacht yachtowners yachtowners owners who have recently recentlypurchased recentlypurchased recentlypurchased I I purchased this new type of ofmusical ofmusical S musical instrument which has hasso hasso hasrapidly so rapidly won recognition as asThe asI ri riI I The I he PianO of Today Mr WU 111100 n VsrsUir AU AUuUc ntl wttk wtt a PltooUt WM Piano OD w bosm bosmAfiou btoardAeoJt bcsrdMoit Afiou or ahorc in the seaside cottage or the cijy c y mansion man lion whtrevcr good music is tppreritted and whsKver wh ver th thKfndrd the theItndad thistsndad takeS if it II the latest 6Dd d mott perfect develop developmem development development Kfndrd ol aU 11 apFolntmWi b of the hJghcit t the Pianola Piano n naturally u Uy place ment in the principle of the pianoforte pianoforteThe stride trl4e forward In th the crolation cf oftlio the PUnofom that kti hs tt 1ten en n knami dnce the thstirhr therly thetidy The P I aloLa oU Piano rrprooa rtprCSCIITl the m meet t Important 5 rtetaEJSST add da michwical mchlD 1 perfection a msani bj bId cii 14 ow as a f Ia e it ity ItCO1tJr4 1 1Coot It I Ia the lira to ta my fcw h kvnton of the lnstrUIII iaerument nt pno tidy rly y 11on on Piuolatbeta Ud U latst ad b bctt of d dfor aDI 11 11PflOPi Cotta CO1tJr4 Coot ined i USfflT lrithin the case e of an n upihipUno up upijbt jhtpiano phno of cfthe the high highest grade i ie the compete com Meraqri Pua t II t I puopa PflOPi The n nThe Ti TiThe Ibnol Paro Islnllanty ii aV2ilJbc either for f r hni ha haifplayisg plyin or for or pilnol Pilllolapayinc tj The change om ty t cc e mllthod a aIn to the theoth thecahet I rd tcauin exposed Ur 4tre U i ss4Iieg Vg M t 4rlP tvs up upU in in1m hiftit oth cahet il qi4tk uid as 10 be pal paikiIy uly wantailcoulo In tithe t lhe csietht we cai the th keyboard yb r emins NI always 1m ftit f itFor it r rI When PanoUelaylns Pianola playing U is d dnircd red you hire hi but to slide back a ps pied l i In in ths th front of the thecue thecra I cue U1 a4 For inIen inoe1 lua bandpayirig I pcrfcntcd payic i U M iou U s I tfmST g omtok perfect mwlc piano a th the sam m dm lowering the peJah which famijh furnilb th the CDOtI teodss od powsr PO pcw Wh Whem M IIDtbcl being uacd vi In laTh InIh Intti mechai ineclianlmThus lmI and the slidin iliding pied compLtdy conceals the Pleads Ih MIt the pdab sii fold lip out of light Th ThClo Thus in is the Piuiola P Piano a1 l of o the ad sdvanugei vantaget of the b best t type or upright hltheltO known are preselltlal let maltlplied maltlpliedbj n1dpiiedSit I oy ill II the nwrnifittr wt po fOSlibi1itiel bUiti of tleepothrokig the Metrostyle PaneUPrl PianolaPrl PaneU PinotiPrices t toy moderate momtlilr momtlilrTHE PA71Deat PA71DeatTHE parmentTHE Prl Prices 800 OO io 0 91000 1000 t purchasable on Ha BaUDU Hall a a ai THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Aeolian i r i 1 my effort by the threats and opposition oppositionwith oppositionwith with which they were met metM metThe metTbe The M society II bettsr by reason of m what i T Thave I Ihave Ihave have dono Its future notwithsundin notwithsundinta 1t8 it ta present perils la more secure Its ad adminBstratlon admlnstrstlon administration ministration has been efficient The fidelity fidelityof of It Its officers Is attested by the steadiness steadinessand steadlneOisand steadinessand and strength the society ha baa manifested manifestedin in the fao faoa of a grave crisis I protestagainst protest protestgainst t ta against a ai t tho reflection and nd judgments upon uponme uponme uponuse me contained In the report reportIt report011a reportits 011a It its adoption would te a arebuketo rebuke to official officialcourage otIJclaooura oft3ciacourage ooura courage e and independence a blow to cor corporate corrat8 carporate porate rat8 morality a warning In the future futurethat tuturethat futurethat that a stand by a companys officers against againstw agallUitractls08 againstprectises prectises ractls08 that w are wrong tt Is attended with withto witbanger withdanger danger anger Dd risk and the effect would be beto beto to encourage encou rags connivance at wrong and a amute 0mute amute mute acceptance rnthertkan thccourageovs thccourageovsexposure thecourageotsex thocourageotsexposure exposure ex ure of otcorporate corporate disorders ciillord and Ir Irregularities Irregu irregularities regularities regularitiesWHEN regu regularitiesWUEW 14rlt lee leeWBBN WHEN THE DIRECTORS BESIOKW BESIOKWTfc JlES1I1BDteta1s BxSTONEDTh Tfc Th details of ofhow how Harriman Prick and andBUis GdB1iII andBliss Bliss resigned la Friday meeting m came caraeout C4rt1out cameout out yesterday Mr Friok Tollowina Mr MrHyde MrHyds Ir IrHyde Hyde attack upon him and 1 1Jumped Harriman lIarrimanJumped Harrimanjumped Jumped to his feet feetand and said saidMr 6 saidmMrPr ld ldMr mMrPr Mr President Pr sldent I resign irotrt it itOrrithfx n1tbls this board boardHarrtmari bo boardiTarrtmsxt rd rdarrtmarJ Harrtmari followed him with the same samedeclaration Mmedeclaration samedeclaration declaration and then Mr ir Bliss said saidMr saidMr saidMr Mr President I also tender my resigna resignation resignatlon reaigtiation tion S SMr tionMr Mr Friok and Mr o r HI nile 1st loft the room roomImmediately roomImmediate roomImmediately Immediately Immediate Mr Ir Honiman took his hat hatnd hatand hatand and nd stood In the theback back of the room One of ofthe otthe ofthe the directors noticing that he hesitated hesitatedabout hesltaledbout hesitatedabout about bout leaving got up and proposed that thata a resolution bo introduced mtrodu ed asking the thethroe thethroe thethree throe directors to reconsider their th lr resigna resignations r reslgnaLions lgna lgnatlanp Lions Mr Hyde jumped to his feet feetI reetI I am opposed he bellhouted shouted to any anyresolution anyre80lutlon anyresolution resolution that asks ks Mr Ir Harriman to with withdraw withdraw withdraw draw his resignation rc ilnatloa I do not want him himher hImbem himhere her here on this board boardHarrlraan boardJlarrlmnn boardHarriman Harriman at this hh hi fnoA nee lushed In Inungor InIInglr Inanger anger walked 1 to tilE desk of the secretary secretarygrabbed IICcretarygrabbed secretarygrabbed grabbed a rlece of riper wrote out his hisi lilaresignation i resignation re nndslapping IInd slapping It down in in front frontI 01 tho secretary walked out of tbe room roomI roomIt roomIt I I It was learned yesterday Irdar also that thatMr tbntI thatMr Mr Hyde h the course of a his attack attackupon attackupon attackupon I upon Mr Ir InpnlU accused aocu l him of having havlnqaccepted bavln bavlnaooeopted havingaccepted accepted a rebate Irom the society on hU hUInsurance hl3InsuraDce hIsInsurance Insurance polioy Mr lr biRnlls it was said naldadmitted IHIldadmitted saidadmitted admitted this but declared thore was wasnothing wa wanothing wasnothing nothing illegal or unsair about it That Thathappened Tbathappenoo Thathappened happened a good many xnanyycars years eari agO ho h 0 saidHOT said saidHOT saidnOT HOT MEETISG EETlO SAYS IXGALLS IXGALLSnyile IGulSnlle IX4LLSfIiIe nyile Wax M Mad d and I very r nan On Was Mad Madtral MadLed IadInd Led Is Met ct Vet VetCntCTNNATi It ItC etCtXCflAT CntCTNNATi C ctN Tr Ohio Juno 3M 3 M t E IL Ingallswho Ingalls Ingallawho IngallswhowMonoof who whowMonoof was ono of the thflfilihUngmombers fighting members of the theEquitable theEqultnble theEquitable Equitable Investgatlag Imest gl1t1ng committee returned returnedtonight returnrdtonight returnedtonight tonight from thu mooting of the dlrovtors dlrovtorsIn dire tors torsIn In NOW York apparently ruflled by the thestormy Iheftonny thestormy stormy session sessionMr ses sessionLr lon Mr 1r Ingsll declared that ho knew only oniyfrom onlyfrom onlytram from tho morning pap papers r the rod ri It of the thedays thedaY1I thedays days deliberations and would not be pre prepared propared pared to speak In aQY detail d talJ before Monday MondayI MondayYC4tI IonciayYes I YeaI Yes I signed the i portsald leport eald Mr Ingalte Ingalteand Ingallsand Ingallaand and it wan a mighty hot one I signed the thereport theroport thereport report and I matte my figl tWhat t tWhat tWhat What about th i chalrmnruhlp ch3Inn nhlp for which whichyour whichyour whichyour your name wan men lone lonedIf loneIf ionedIf If I bad any intentions on the chairman chairmanship chalrmnnship chairmanship ship they fled when I signed that report reporti reportand i and I knew they would There was a big bigi bigrow bigrow i row that was certain We fought hack liackand haokand hackand and forth all dnyocd lato In the Afternoon Afternoonabout IIttEmOOnabout afternoonabout about train tlnt I got tired of It and left leftvtllhMr leftlIh leftwith vtllhMr with lIh Mr Ca C Catisatt att The Hydo crowd control controlthe controlthe controlthe the stock Itoo k and they defeated the adoption adoptionof of tho Frlck rlck report but the matter U not notenaed Dotenae notended ended enaedAir Air Ingalls was asked ocncornlng the thealleged thealleged thealleged alleged passage at arm between himself himselfand himselfand himselfand and Mr Hyde Ho laughed laughedHyde laughedHyde laughedHyde Hyde 1s a hotheadod young fellow fellowho fellowho fellowho ho Bald and I might nda that ho wcam wcamlovely wearn10v wcantlovely lovely 10v ly clothes tea Yes wu had a little littletilt IIltlotilt littletilt tilt and I quite enjoyed It You hoc 111 w tlu IlI to tollttlo EeIItt toltttfo llttlo IItt e things brush up one ones mind Hyde Hydewan Hydewal Hydewas wan mad no denying that It was n hot hotmeetln hotmeeting twtmlttlntt meeting and every one wan wanWhat mod modWhat mllWhat What a aOut ut the charjro made by Mr MrTjirl MrTrleIl Ir IrTprell Tjirl Tprell ell that you II C Frick rick and E H Hnany HHarriman H1larrinian Harriman were In a nRplracy 10 deliver deliverthe delhertho the Equitable to the S Standard ndlr Oil Com Company Conipany pany was asked of Mr Inpnlls Inpnllsfhat Inralltthat IngallsIhat that U about abcuton on a par with many Inllnyotbor Inllnyotborrldloulolll other othorridlovilous otherridIculous ridlovilous And nd nlandercua UB statements n i a o oHi oIt olUs Hi It i too silly to bo ana answered we rod seriously What brought axut tho resignations of ofMeMrH atMe ofMesses Messes Me n Friok Harriman and nd BlIssThere BlIss BltssThere BILosfhrre There were no resist IIII utlors up to the thntime thfltime thetime time I left Matten then had rot assumed aiwumeda aMurne d a shape which would make those tho rPKlgr n ntlom ntlor atiors tlom tlor necessary reot8l ary or even likely I was wasof wasot wasof of course oour greatly dloappoir dll8ppolrted ted a t the failure failureto to adopt the Friok report The recom recommonrtationH recommOllc1atlOnli recommordatiOtis monrtationH made li this report we all allthink nilthink allthink think would hao brought brou ht the whole thirg thirgto to a focus There would have 1111 been a buei bueinefwllke bualneAAllk busineesilke nefwllke adjustment But the end Is not notyet notyilt notyet yet ASK JEROME TO ACT ACTResolution ACTReaoltlUona ACTRemoltitloni Resolution Condemning EqtiltablnAiloptcti EqtiltablnAiloptctiby Fqllltsbill Atlnptett Atlnptettby by Tammany Committee e In 20th District DistrictAtameetingof PlstrlctAt DItrlotAt Atameetingof At a meeting ot tho Tammany Hall general generalcommittee generalcommittee generalcommIttee committee of the Twratynlnth Assembly Assemblydistrict Assemblydl8lrlct Assemblydistrict district Friday FrIda night nl ht Thomas E Rush Rushdistrict UUllbdlttrlotle1der Rushdistrict dlttrlotle1der district leader presented resolutions con condemning ood811lDma condrenIng demning the Equitable Life Assurance AssuranceSociety 81ur AssuranceSociety nce nceSoclet Society Soclet and recommending re that the Dill Dlsirlot Dillbi DIstrict bi irlot AttoT Attmiit AttoTy r take taht action acUonaira1ri8ttb acUonaira1ri8ttbiII against th the dlreo iII lIIfI f 111 If IfA A tors and officers The Th resolutions were wereat werea 11 at optedTi opted Ti Tile e resolutions rehearse the Equitable Equitablenuts EquitabletnUill Equitablemwa nuts declaring that the directors dlre tors and offi officers omcerll offidens dens have used trust funds for their own ownbenefit ownbenefit ownbenefit benefit and that the company was man managed mana managed aged a ged with a view siewto to defrauding detm u ing the public publicTherefore pubUcTJercfore publicTierefore Therefore the district committee reoom reoomI recoinmend I I mend that the Osceola O ceola Club take the Initia Initiative inltlatlyo initiative tive in raking honest citizens to petition petitionDistrict petitionDl petitionDistrict District Dl trlct Attorney Jerome for legal legalllotion legalllotionThe action actionThe actionThe The club furtser pledge Ita support to toany toany toany any man or body of men who will under undertake undrtake undertako take to purge tee community of men of ofdishonest atdLhonot ofdishonest dishonest methods The resolutions fur further furtler I ItJoer ther pledge the dub to raise 15000 5000 5000aid to toaid toaid aid in bringing br l gin g before the court of justice justiceany ju Justiceany tice ticeaey any nun or body of menirrespective mess Irrespective of ofrobbing ofpolltlc1 ofpolitical political faith who have been guilty 01 ofrobbing robbing a trust creat creatwidows created for the Eneflt ot otwidows ofwidows 1 widows and orphans orphansALFOXSO orphnsALFOoSO orphansS orphansALFOVSO ALFOXSO PRAISES TROOPSMakes TROOPS TROOPSSlakes TROOPIUakea S Slakes His Ilimflcartfleat Heart neGrtlJeat Beat Mare Oltl Qttlekly to See SeeFrench SeePren e eFrenolt French Pren Soldiers Alarob AlarobSpiclal MaroliyctaI 1uoIIcrGl Spiclal crGl Ciili c Caht3Ot2td5 DivitOt D JICII to THI Suw SuwPABIS St1rPAntS StWPants PAntS June 3 3K1ng King Alfonso and Presi President President Preeldent dent Loubet attended a grand review oftroops of ofi i troops at Vlncennea this morning They TheyI Theyenthusiastically I 1 S were enthusiastically cheered by the crowds crowdspresent crowclapresent crowdspresent I present Afterward there was a reception receptionand and luncheon at the Elys e eToasting eToasting eToasting Toasting the tb President King Alfonso ex expressed upressed oxpremed pressed admiration for the French army armyHe armylIe armylIe lIe sold the sight of the splendid troops troopsi troopii troopiiI troo troomarching i marching with such martial bearing made madeFrench madehie madehis I his heart beat more quickly In unison with withFrench withFrench French hearts heartsHe beartHe heartsHeciuldnotforgetthat He Heciuldnotforgetthat oculd oc uld not forget that P esldent Loubet Loubetand Loubetand Loubetand and himself while together escaped a peril perilwhich perilwhich peruwliii which was dilly threatening the lives of ofall ofI ofall I all hedrt of Stales Swt and that they were with withbravo withI withbravo I bravo Fiench f eneb cu rassiers w wen eti theyrecelved theyrecelvedtheir their baptism lx ptIsm of tire tirePresident tireI firePrcsident President Loubet in reply thanked the theKing theKlng theKing I King In behalf of the French Frenchi Frcnchpeople peOple whom whombe whomhe be I ad won i by I lis is personal ciiarm and andfolo qdI andcourage I courage Th Ir sincere goo VoS111I would wouldfoioi I II I folo to foioi ION tim to a til iiindly ndly country which whichis is preparing to welcome him mm mmMISS himIIss MISS 55 RQOSEVELT AT THE RAOEPresidents RACES RACESPresident RACESIrt8ldrnt President Dmiihter I Is the ne Center or ofAttraction orAUracllln orAttractIon Attraction at the LatutUa tiio1a Derby DerbyCINCINNATI Derb DerbCrNCIXIUTl DerbyCirciNNA7x CINCINNATI thto l I blo Juno 3 3MIsa Miss Alice AliceRocsevelt AIleeRoGsevelt AliceRoceevelt Rocsevelt who is the guest of the Long Longwortha Longwortl Longwortha wortha i In this city was IIA tbe center of at attract attrlCllcn attraeticn tract trlCllcn it n at the Derby at the Latonla race racetrack racetmck racetrack track tocav The Th party plUt of which Congress Congressman man Nicholas lchol 1 Ixncworth was host occupied occupiedtho tho right filtie O of Urn upper balcony of the theclubhouse tbeclubho theclublicuim clubhouse clubho e and were separated from the ther r ther therguests guests by rm reps sti ti etched fromtherall fromtherallIneto from fromtheralilog the rail railIn Ineto In log to the wall Tnoclulhousowaathronged Tnoclulhousowaathrongedwith Tho clulihouowasthronjedwith ciulhousowas thronged throngedwith with society women in their gayest att1t of spring springtoiletB springtollet springtoilets toilets many of whom worn presented iu iucspvo tvil toMbs Mbs il ItCcsfflt ItCcsffltDuring 1tccseveltDuring cspvo cspvoDuring During tho afternoon crowds from the thecatch tb tbgrand thegrand grand stand croNi to the clubhouse to tomtch tocotch catch a glimpse of the Presidents Pre daughter daughterMiss daughterMlq daughterMmi Miss Roosevelt manifested manlr ted great interest interestin in the I he races During Durin the second race her herenthusiasm herenthu herenthusiasm enthusiasm enthu lasm became so great that she climbed climbedover climbedoer climbedover over tho low railing and leaned out In order orderto to t see ce the horses horsesShe hOJH8She horaceShe She bet on tho fifth race and lost a few fewdollars fewdolla fewdollars dollars dolla Tho horse that won the Derby Derbywas Dirbywas Derbywas was decorated c as u usual ual with a large floral floralwrelTth l0ri1wretth floralwreth wrelTth and then led before tbe clubhouse clubhouseBO BO that Jibs IL Roosevelt should see the sue successful IIUOceSlCul suecesaful cessful sled aid jockey jockeyIlrooklvn jockeyUrooldTI jockeyItrookin Ilrooklvn Court Stenographer StenographerAiriANv StenoraphenAlnAXY tenogrsphersAinscv AiriANv Juno 3 3Fredcrlok Frederick Menken and andFrank andFmnk andFrank Frank Rowlings of Brooklyn have been ap aptolnted appointed appointed pointed tolnted stenographers of the Supreme SupremeRemoval SupremeC SupremeCourt C Court of lUngs county at a salary of 53000 53000IRh 3000Removal IRh 1 I 1I I 1I Removal Sale SaleREEDBARTONCO SaleI SaleREED SaleREED I REEDBARTONCO REEDBARTONCOSllvertmlttu REED BARTON CoSliverunlths CO COStlverrmllbs Sllvertmlttu 41 Unon Squire SquireC I C H Lnengene Auctioneer AuctioneerWILL AuctioneerWILL AuctioneerYILL WILL SELL AT AUCTION AUCTIONTbe Tbe entire staCk Ma 1e of rood r oc11 not to t be moveS moVCI to totlio tothe toliii the nov RiTd 4 Carton tore on Filth Av AvTliouKuwN A ATllouand tvThousand Thousand of dollars worth or High GradeSltvcr Grade GradeSllrcr aradeSll Sllrcr Sll er fluted Tea and Table Service Fruit FruitAnd rrult1I1d And Hero1 lIerr Uowls Candelabra Kern UUhca UUhcaOdd UuhraO Odd O d auJ Itrnutlful Norclllr NorclllrKnives ioelliriKnives Nov elites elitesJnlvcs Knives Forks farles Spoons Ladles and Plat PlatWare YlatWare listWare Ware pieces of every liven cry description deacrlptloaAIM AIM a moderate quantity ol SterlIng Sliver StiverWan SUerWare SlivertVarc Wan WanAn WareAn tVarcAn An rxrrptlonal tx ictptlon tlona opportunity for the private privatepurciiawr prlvterurehacr privateIurclawr purciiawr as well M liulel and Cafe Pro Proprlcuirs IrolrlrWTA 1rvrletorA prlcuirs tn rcplcnlss stock stockKotet IWekole tocitNotci Kotet ole n Irry Ct ery anlele ruaranltrd made tjr tjrR brted byReed R ted d 4 iMrton and In every w war ws y up 10 their theirwell theirwtll theirwrit well known tMdar4 ataedardSale fliuid tMdar4sale rd rd4nlf caie sale 4nlf Dnr Opens nc MONDAY liON DAY June JUOC6I1 JUOC6I1Each Mb upens 12 noon u to P u uEach 11Each Each Day PatTherearter Thereafter until Entire Stock I llsol4 Ii sold MOTHS MOT1USCold MOTMSCold MOTHSCold S Cold Storage StorageU U I an Absolute rrolertlon Irl erlln toe toeETiraRugy rnrFnraRaas Or OrFursRugs FnraRaas Garn GarmenlsElc GarmenlsElcElldonod GarmenteEtcEndrsod enlsEtc enlsEtcEndorsed Endorsed by b all Furriers I VVbo Have HaveUsed HAveVied kJavetiled Used the System SystemCzperleaeed Syat SyetonExpertenced lll lllErperlmced Czperleaeed FurrierS la Charge ChargeOUR CharreOUR ChateouR OUR FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES WAREHOUSESARE WAREHOUSESAlmAN WAREHOtJsesAREAN ARE AlmAN AN ADDITIONAL ADDITIO LSfEGUHD LSfEGUHDLincoln SA SAyzGuAHDLiucofn BGUAHO BGUAHOLincoln Lincoln Safe Deposit Coesa Co CorH1 888 East t 4Sd St N V Vcad VPRONE rH1 PRONE 6sas35nlh T T11e114 Sr Srlaud cad for Estimate and Pa Pamphlet PamphletOARPET PamphletS raphlet I ICARPET S CARPET I e CHBflowNCo CHBflowNCoMia C H BROWN CD CDOLEAMSING CoCLEANSINGTP Mia 221 22aKaaus B8 usi usiM OLEAMSING TEt IUt3IUIl iuittS S S11I38tll 11I38tll M ta SU SUlOKJPRESSKi SIoMPRxsxa lOKJPRESSKi lOKJPRESSKiAJB OJu S S takIng akl lip lipuaAlter AJB uaAlter 19 Alter Alterina Inc iieiajlng iieiajlngTHE IIn eisytiiTHE IInTBE THE SEAOOERS SEAOOERSGovernor SEAGOERSGonrnor SIAGOERSGovernor Governor of St Pierre and Mlqneloa MlqnejosArrives MlqneloaArrive M1qUe1oaArrIvea Arrive on LA Tooralne TooralneArrivals Toora1neArrlvais TouralneArrlvalabythe Arrivals Arrlvalabythe by bytbe the American liner NewTorkin NewTork ewYorkIn in last night from Southampton and Cher Cherbourg Cherbourg ch chbourg bourg bourgMr bourgMr bourgMr Mr and Mrs Colgate Hoyt Dr Joseph JosephLeidy JosephLeidy JosephLaidy Leidy H B Canfield Mn M Samuel P Colt ColtMr ColtMr ColtMr Mr and Mr SIrs A N Easton and Charles CharlesVan CharlesVan U UVan Van Vllet VlletGabriel VlJetGabriel VlletGabriel Gabriel Angoulvant Governor o S vernor of St StTouraine StPIerre StPierre PIerre and Mlquelon arrived wt nlgbt nlgbtfrom ntgitfrom from Havre aboard the French liner La LaTouraine jaTouralne Touraine which anchored for the night InQuarantine in taQuarantine inQuarantine Quarantine QuarantineM M MARJtlED MARJtlEDEDIIOKD3 MARIUEDDMONDSMOURRAtLLCOa BltlED BltlED1DO EDIIOKD3 1DO DMONDSMOURRAtLLCOa DSI UOURRAtLLEO9 Thandar Jane limoI uno 1 1904 at a the Cboroa of the e Holy Communion Communionby by U lie e Ray aellenr Henry Uotlet lol t 0 D Jcaane Louisa Louisadaughter LouIsadaUtbAer o oclaurl1 daughter claurl1 r of lira Oustave Uourrallle to John JohnWorto JOM1Onb JobnWorth Worth Edmonds both of New York YortcHUBBV YorkHUBBADAMSBtarda YorkUtJBBVADAtSSturday HUBBV HUBBADAMSBtarda ADAMS Saturday June 3 IMS at the thaChurch t1uIChurcb theChurch Church ot the Heavenly Rest R bv tile Rev D DParker D DParter DParker Parker Morgan D D assisted by b Archdeacon ArchdeaconW W W v Klrkby Klrkb D D of Rye N Y Alice Le LaCount LeCollA LeCoant Count daughter of Mr Samuel Francis Adam Adamto Adama Adamato Adamsto to Frank Wlnfleld Hubby HubbyCleveland HubbyCleveland Ubb Cleveland papers please copy copyLAWRENCE copyLAWRENCEDIRCHon copyLAwaENCznzRCuOn LAWRENCE LAWRENCEDIRCHon DIRCH On June 1 at a ai Birming Birmingham DlnnlnrbaIII rnrnilnrham ham Ala Miss Catherine CUtberall Dlrco Dlrcoto to Mr Dudley Dates Lawrence of r New York YorkSCHROEDERSTEVENS YorkSCHROim YorkSCUROEDERSTEVENSOa SCHROEDERSTEVENS SCHROim SCUROEDERSTEVENSOa STEVENson On June S iOns IOO at St StUirtts SLIarki SIMarks Marks Church by the Rev Lotlnj S Batten Battenassisted Batten11Cd flattenUsisted assisted 11Cd by the Rev Urtah J Tracy Helen HelenWhite HelenWhite HelenWhit White daughter of the late II tat Aleispder H HSMvess Ii IiSt4veu 1LStiveni SMvess to GUllet Gbequleie Schroeder SchroederDIED 5clIroe4erDIED SchroederDIED DIED DIEDBEALKS DIEDBEAIES8aclclenlr DIEDBZALESSuddenly S BEALKS BEAIES8aclclenlr Suddenly on June 2 WOS at a the tbedellce n r rdenee l ldeuce deuce of hla sister IlsterlIn Ur Mrs J R Steers Rye N V VJohn YJobA VJoba JobA Cbarie Be Boa Ies In UM Jlsi year of him himLa hi hiac bJaacl ac acFuneral acl aclFulleral LaPunersi Funeral service at the Church of St Ignatlui IgnatluiLoyola I IrnatiusLeyoIa lrDaUuaLoyola Loyola 84th st and Park IV on Monday MOllda th thIth tU tUth ibaIth Ith th lost at a 10 oclock A U UDOAN 1l 1lDOAi UDOANOn DOAN DOANOn D On June 1 Genevieve 0 Doan aged S3 S3yean seArs 30years yean yeanFuneral eArsFuneral yearsFaaeral Funeral services from the chapel of the be Stephen StephenUtrrlU SlcphmWen1 StebenUethtt UtrrlU Wen1 Burial Company 8th av and 19th sU sUoo atQD at aton oo Sunday at a 2 oclock Interment Cali California CaJJlornla Cailtotals totals forniaFLAGO lornlaFLAGOoll totalsFiAGOOn FLAGO FLAGOoll On Friday Jone 2 1809 Mary S widow widowot ot Major Henry F Flarg Fla In her 87th year yearFuneral yearVuOevl r rFuller Funeral service at A her lAte residence 262 West WestUd lVeasad Ud St a on Monday the Mb Ib Inat at a 2 P U Htlostoa UBoston UtIosion Boston snclWorcMter Mae papers please copy copyHANNAH oop oopJlA1NAUAt copyZtANAAt JlA1NAUAt HANNAH At Auburn N V on June 2 190 190George loes loesGcoreo 1003George George Ilannah age e 75 r years ears late of 0 New York Yorkcity or orellr S Scity city cityFuneral ellrFuneral S SFuneral Funeral scnloes n1oca will be beld at his residence ta taSkaneaules IASkDeatelea inSksneasIu Skaneaules N Y on Monday June S at atP 4 4P 4P P M 1 RelAtives are Invited to attend com committal commlUallm1tea coininItial inItial mlUallm1tea services at G eenwood nwood Cemetery Brook Brookly OrooleIa firooktys ly Ia Tuesday June 0 at 11 10 A M Carriage CarriageIn CarrlalltaIII S Sto In watting Brooklyn rooklI aide 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hereatterT hereafterrffACfltROn THACHCROn T cmou June J IMS at her residence U UWest I IWe 1West West We load St Ann AI1II Ubemae wife of Edwla EdwlaThacher Edtl1aThacher CdWInThather Thacher ThacherFuneral ThacherFuneral ThatherFuneral Funeral services at a her late resIdence tills Sunday Sun Sunday SundlY day afternoon a at 20 oclock oclockCEMETERIES otloctCEMETERIEM oclockCEMETEflIEs CEMETERIES CEMETERIESTHE CEMETERIEMTHE CEMETEflIEsTHEWOODLAWHCEMETERY THE THEWOODLAWHCEMETERY THEWOODLAWHCEMETERYIs WOQDLAWN CEMETERY CEMETERYIs Is readily accessible by Harlem train from Grand S SCentral Central StAtion Wcbter Wob tor add Jerome Avenue Avenuetrolleys Atlutroll 5 5J trolleys troll andby alut br carriage Lots U up Tel Telphooe TelpllOOo phooe 487 Onmercn tor Boot of Views Vie or repre representative J l sentative sentativeorriox Ue 1 orriox M EAST aao I3Dar rr w T CTTT t

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k r I r Iw Iwr r I 8 k I IJ 4 4v 4f 4THC v f I J f THE S SLTi NFSUNP IoItr N 1 1905 1905 J 3 l I BERLIN HAIL PRINCES BRIDE BRIDEEOILIE BRIDZIfIE CECIHE MARKS STATE ENTR ENTRAMID ENTRY ENTRYAI1ID ENTRI1UID AMID GREAT REJOICING REJOICINGHer Her Prett Extempore Speech Spee 1 In Reply neplto Replyto Uep1to to omclal Welcome WdoomeSmaU Small Prooetslnn Prooetslnnbat bat the Uutcbert Were In It ItSllenl ItSllenlllarrlaCI ItStgni1arr1e Sign SignMarri Marri llarrlaCI se Contract and Outers ntcrs I1cepeCi4J Ilaoe IlaoeSptcliU IalaceSplCloJJ SptcliU Cox Cd Ztariata lJutalcIlo to Tac Sox SoxBEntitf SUNBEnLr SoyBznu BEntitf JunA 3 STeo The city welcomed welcomedtoday wCllcomedtoday we1comeit today t day the Duchess Cecilia of Meck MeckIflnburgSchwerln MeeklilIburgchworlQ MeckpzburSbworIa IflnburgSchwerln bo brideelect bridoclecttho ol olthe ofthe the Crown Prince Prin Cecilia with her mother motherUio motbertbo zotherthe the Grand Duchww Antstasio and heiwotber hei berrother beiirotber wotber and elstor arrived at noon today todajand todayIU1d thda thdagd and proceeded quietly to t Bellevue Coslle CoslleM CaaUeformer CatIeformer M former royal residence on the outskirts outskiruof of the city preparatory to a public entry entryThe entryhe entryThe The he state entry was made at 530 P Mand M Mand 1 1BJld and in an hour b ur more by signing the mar marrJago InS1r rnarrigo rJago r ge contract which in Itself is a a small smallvolume smallolumo emailyoluno volume CeelHe entered the proud oud house houseHohonzollern bOWIeHohonzollem hou houHhezoI1ern Hohonzollern HohonzollernThe The day was fair and fitting for the thecasion oc occasion occ1sion casion Tho whole city was early afoot afootand afooteJld afootead and the people were In holiday mood and andarrayed andarracd andarrayed arrayed In holiday garb Traffic in th thcenter the thecenter thcenter center of the city was stopped and an ex expectant ex expectant e epectant pectant silence seemed s med to reign reignThe reignThe reignThe The mile between Bellevue Castle and andthe andthe andthe the Royal Palace was a wonderful sight sightwith slgbtvth eightwith with its long rowe of banner bearing guildcontaining gulldscontalning guild guiid5containing containing nearly SOOOO members and andgroups andgroups andgroUpB groups of white clad children with wreaths wreathsof of roses In then hair hairGreat hairGreat hairGreat Great tribunes smothered In waxen waxenroses waxenroses waxenroses roses and stained pink Cecllies favorite favoriucolor faorltecolor favoriteoolor color were filled with gaily dressed women womenand womenend womenend end men The men were weredrcs50d dressed as If for foia tore a c ball This composed a picture even more morebrilliant morebrilliMt morebrilliant brilliant than that in the Kalserlns entry entryin entryIn in iss issThe lSSTbo 1SS2 1SS2The The procession itself was Wa very short shortFirst sbortFirst shortFirst First came three six horse carriages with withoutriders withoutriders withoutriders outriders containing the officers of Cecilias Ceciliasfuture Ceciliasfuture Ceciliesfuture future household then escort of dragoons dragoonswith dragoonswitb dragoonsw2Lh with a mounted band playing operatic operaticsirs peratIosirs sirs and the famous company of Butchers ButchersIn In the middle of the procession was an all allgold allold alloId gold old chariot a century old drawn by eight eightcoal olhtaJ eightccaI coal aJ black stallions containing contalningtho tho Empress Empressthe i ithe the Duchess Cecilia and tho latters Mistress Mistressof I of 4 the Robes FobesAS RobesAs PobesS As S the car halted in the center of the thePariscr theParleer I IP3rer Pariscr Plat where the official welcome welcomewas wel omo I Iwas was read ringing and repeated r pea d cheers chersbrOke chersbrOkeout broke brokeout br6ke01lt out from all sides All eyes were on Ce Cerilie CedJie CenIle nIle whose dark hair was wa done up in French Frenchfashion Fr Tranhfaahlon nch I fashion with a silver coroneton coronet on top She Shewore Shewore I Iwore wore a very ery low cut dress of light pink pinkJlk pinkp1Ik 1 1rJlk Jlk i iChlet JlkChief Chief Magistrate la trl1to Klrsshner in a wel welcoming vveleomIng el elcomJng coming speech recalled re alled the fact facrthat that Queen QueenLouise QuccnLouise QuoenLouise Louise the wife of King Frederic k William Williamof of r f Prussia who more than a century ago agosimilarly agosimIlarly I Iim1lrJy similarly entered Berlin was also 11 0 a alenburg Mefk Mefklenburg Ieklenlurs lenburg princess He expressed the hope hopethat hopethat hopethat that OMlte would also al o prove the good goodKeniiis goodgcnh 1 1rcnm Keniiis rcnm of the country countryCficlie countryellie countryCcthe Cficlie ellie in reply spoke ex temporo SheLid She SheMid SheuW Mid I II MidI I thnk you for your charming words wordsof cOrd cOrdnt i iot of greeting lrp tiCg and for the beautiful reception receptionycj ycj have prepared The memory memor of both bothwiii hothwi1 hcthWl wiii remain in my heart always I shall shallfver shallfcr 1 1Cf fver Cf t o thankful to the city to which I shall shallhTiefcrh shalli I hTiefcrh r i on I etrhhelon etrhhelonwas fr fh belong belongi bel on onI i iio ii was pale but selfpossessed selfposses cd as asfu asr fu r HO fl Moif and at first looked very serious serioustvi serlollht seriouslu tvi lu sro r and the Kalserin laughed heartily heartilywhen hc heartilyvien trtily trtilyhen when hen the fipeeih had been successfully successfullyrMivered succe succefuilyiM4vered fully fullyrlplerel rMivered rMiveredThen rlplerel1let iM4veredThen Then the procession proCe jIon amid great cheering cheeringrsssfd cbeeringrt cheeringpistd rsssfd rt rd up up Cnter den linden and reached reachedtho tho caulo about d l oclock oclockAll oclockAll oclockAll All the members of the Diplomatic Corps CorpsIncluding CorpsincludIng CorpstheIudJn Including Mr r Tower the American Ambassador Am Ambassador Amb1lSador bassador watched wat ed the scene from the theTrench theYre theTreach Trench Yre cb Embassy EmbassyLONDON Ertlb ErabatyLONDV tr trLONDlJ LONDON JAMMED JAMMEDThe i iThe The City Foil Up With Visitors FromOther From FromOUur j Other Countries CountriesSpecie COW CocmtrlesSptclaJ trlcs trlcssprdaJ Specie CJiJo Denote p1c to 0 Tm SO SOLOKDON S1 S1LorooN Sc ScLoxnos LOKDON June 3 SEven Even Derby week and andtheheight andthheiglit I Ith theheight th helght of the season has not eeen een Lon London Loudon I Idon don so full as now for several years eatf Lon Loudon London i idon don always has its teeming millions but butIt butIt I Iit It Is not they theytbat that make it full but the theextra theextra I Iextra extra thousands thousandsThews thousandsThefoO thousandsTheo Theo have been pouring in for the last lastweek lastweek lastweek week from all quarters of the world The Theadoption Theadoption Theadoption I adoption of the entente cordiale Ie between betweenGreat betweenGre betweenGreat Great Gre lt Britain and France has caused a vast vastinflux nstInflux vastinflux influx of visitors from the latter country countryAmericans countryAmerlrons countryAmericans Americans are more numerous than usual usualat at tills time ofthe year while for soma un unkMwn un unknown Unknown known reason Germany Austria and ondBeI ondBeIgium Bel Belgium Belglum gium have sent more than their theircustcmay customarynumber customary customarynumber I IDumber number numberBathrooms DumberBathrooms numberBathrooms Bathrooms billiard rooms and offices officeshave officeshan officeshave have boon pressed Into service as bedrooms bedroomsThe bedroomsThe bedroomsThe The leading hotels are all filled and the theboarding thob03rdlng theboarding boarding houses are crowded with those thoseunable thOlGunable thoseunable unable to obtain accommodations at the big bigcaravansaries bigeara bigcaravansarles caravansaries caravansariesOne eara caravansarlesOne ansarl63 ansarl63One One man on returning from the Derby Derbywent Derb Derbwent Derbywent went to the Hotel Cecil but was unable to toobtain toobtain toobtain obtain accommodations Then he drove droveto to eighteen other hotels without successFinally success successFinally successFinally Finally he took a train to a northern suburb suburbwhere suburbwhere suburbwhere where be got rooms roomsWHtTELAW roomsIfHITEL4JV roomsWH1TJL4W WHtTELAW REID IV V LONDON LONDONQolet LOVDOXQalet LONDONQuiet Quiet Reception to New Ambassador at atWaterloo atWaterloo atWaterloo Waterloo Station StationSpecial StationSpec4J Station5petL Special Cable DetpMh to TEE Tx Sex SexLOVDOX 5tXLosPO Se SeLouo LOVDOX June 3 3lr Mr Whitelaw Reid Reidthe Reidthe Reidthe the new American Ambassador and Mrs MrsReid MrsReid 1rs 1rsRdd Reid arrived at Waterloo station at 7 oclock oclockthis oclocktbls oclockthis this evening from Southampton Seretary Sere Secretary Seretary tary Carter and the members of the Ameri Ameriran Ameriran Amenran ran Embassy and Gen Sir Thomas Fraser Fraserand Fraserand Fraserand and some women greeted them themAt themAt themAt At Southampton Mr lr Reid was welcomed welcomedby by the Mayor and corporation In reply replyto to an address the Ambassador referred tothe to tothe tothe the cordiality of the AngloAmerican nglo merican re relations relatrns re1aticns lations which he said were never so full fullof fullof fullof of mutual trust as they are today lIe Habelieved lIebrlieed liebelieved believed that they would endure by reason reasonnf reasonor nf the freedom of both countries their theirChristianity theirChristianity theirChristianity Christianity and their passion pa ion for justice justiceFrom ju justiceFrom tlce tlceFrom From Waterloo station the women in inthe Inthe inthe the party drove to Dorchester House Housewhile Housewhile Eousew1jle while Mr Ir Reid and Secretary Carter took tookan tookan tookan an automobile for the Embassy There Therewas TherewaI Theresmall was a small crowd at the station which whichwluted whichtaluted whichialuted wluted Mr IIrneid Reid as the auto started but butthe butthe butthe the whole proceeding was wa aa very quiet quietThe quietTbo quietThe The King will receive Mr Ir Reid Reldofficlally Reldofficlallyon officially officiallyon on Monday at Buckingham Palace PalaceMOROCCO PalacetrJrwcco PalaceflOCCO MOROCCO flOCCO WELCOMES DRITISIIElbnIster BRITISHER BRITISHERMinister 1 Minister lotUer Lowther Received at Fez With WithImposing WithImposing h hImposlns Imposing Ceremony Ceremony5p C Crcmonyspeasi renlony renlonyspeI 5p speasi speI 3t 1 Otttte C Despatch to TilE TaxFtz Sex SexFrz StXFtz Ftz Morocco MorocooJune June 3 SGeAld Gerald Lowthcr Lowthcrthe Lowthcrthe the British IrithMIn15ur Minister arrived today and was wasreceived wasrceiverJ wasrceivod received with imposing ceremony troops troopslining troopsI troopsIming lining I nlng the road for a mile outside the city cityKates cit citjnts citygates gates KatesThe jntsTha gatesThe The Ministers of War and Foreign Affairs AffairsKreeted A1ralraIrceted Affairagreeted greeted him himJV blmT himrv JV T GARIItALDIS GRI ALDIS MEMORY MEMORYHrndrcils IIEVO1Win1rei1s 1fEUOnJJlrnllrrtls Hrndrcils Visit Hl in His Tomb on tho Anniver Anniversary AnnlerMIry MIry of Ills Death DeathSp Deathpctlal Deathtpcctoj Sp pctlal faJ Cable Dnpalch Dfla1C to 10Tnc THE SUN SUNHOME SL SLnom SUXtoi HOME toi June 3 3In In commemoration of ofOta ofnt ofrtn Ota nt GiuBcppoGaribaldl who dledo died bnJuno bnJunoH82 June H82 1 S2 hundred of persona visitedbls visitedblscmb visited hi hiI his histomb tomb I mb on tho Island Islandof of Caprera Caprerayeatord Caprerayeatordand yesterday yesterdayfind estOrdaY estOrdaYIrd find there tber 6 were some demonstrations demonstrationsliome dpmoDstrat1on ln lninm9 liome ramedMii and andMI1an Milan I I t f I 1 1FILIP1NO FILIP1NO IIPiNo LIBERALSACTIVEif LIBERALSACTIVEifAgitation LlBEllAL5 ACrrvB ACrrvBAsttaUon 4OTWE 4OTWEAgltaUon Agitation for Deflnlt Data Datefor ror Com Commenoeoient CommeooeaJent CornmeDoe33ent menoeoient of f Independence IndependenceSp Sp sa s ctal Catiii Dttpatc P Ql tJt taTBB So TDj SW SWMANILA SEWWIL4 SWIL4 MANILA IL4 June s STheFedeniIa The Federals ie hold holdJra fte fte4Uen f fejuent ejuent 4Uen meetings They Tbeyare are not rtoteecurlng rtoteecurlngany securing iseeurlngany securingay any ay provincial provin iaJ delegations dolerat M Th The provinces provincesnro pr vinces vincesarfl iacesam nro am apathetic They gave their proxies proi to toresident todents toroIdents resident dents of Manila with the result that thattha tbattbe thatthe the orators oreto and a i few active politicians politicianscontrol politiOltnacontrol politl i na naControl control the mowings mowingsTherela zneeiii1gsThereis zeings zeingsTbereis Therela a smallattendance sm but there thereare tbereare thereare are some heateddebate h Ateddebata t dde ojrerreconstructlbn ojrerreconstructlbnof dr rTOo rrecodstrnctl struotlon struotlonof n nof of the platform demanding de d g the seating s til tiug i of a adefinite adefinite adeflnIe definite date for the commencement commencement of ofIndependence ofln ofindepndenoe Independence IndependenceRecent ln indepndenoeRecen epAndenee epAndeneeRec Recent Rec nt meeting were devoted to the thediscussion thedlsculSi thediscuMion discussion dlsculSi n of alleged alIbgedabuet abuse inthe in the Con Constabulary ConetabuJary Conetabulary stabulary andadvpoatins andadvop tl1 the e ab61Uhcaent ab61Uhcaentof of the service the continuance of Spanish Spanishas Sp h has as the official otllciallanguage language fortan for ten years the thereduction tb tbreduction thereduction reduction of tarea the reduction redu tin of the thetariff tbetarilr thetariff tariff amnesty for political prisoners prisonersthe pmone1 pmone1the prloersthe the reorganization of the commission o to toas toI1S 0 0as as to make mikelt It consist of three FillptoOs and andtwo andtwo andtwo two Americans The party paity will probably probablytackle probabltackle probablytackle tackle Secretary Taft It proposes proposes tosend to tosend tbsend send a petition to Congress One faction factioncontinues f3Ctloncontlnueil factioncontinues continues to favor ultimate ultlmatostatebood ultlmatostateboodJ4P4N statehood statehoodJAPAN atatehoodJAP4N JAPAN SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE EARTHQUAKEWide EARTHfJUAKEWldoTerrltory EARTH QUAIE QUAIEWidoTerritory Wide WldoTerrltory WidoTerritory Territory Affected Attectedbut bat Small smllJ Lot of ofLife ofLIfe ofLife Life Reported ReportedSpectoi DeportedSpdCtoJ d dSPIClal Spectoi CsWa Dsipittfi D Desp PI Wi tJllOTUr to Tax sex sexTOKIO St StTOKIO x xToxro TOKIO Juno Jun03 3 3A A sever earthquake earthquakeshiok oarth4uakeshook e eBb60k shook central Japan today tocayextendJog tocayextendJogfrom extending extendingfrom extendingfrom from Hire Shima S ma to Shtm6noekl Shtm6noeklThe SbimonoteldThe b1monoek1The The Governor of the theProvinee Province of Hire niroShima HireShbna lrQ lrQSbima Shima reports report3that that alx lr persona were killed killedand kiJl killedand d dand and spventynlno soventynlno Injured at Him Shima Shimaand Shimaand Shimaand and Ujlna by tho earthquake Thirtythree Thirtythreehouses TblrytbrehOUSE Thiitrthreehouaes houses were werodetroYed destroyed Report from torn other otherplaces Otherplace ther therplaces places are incomplete It was later believed believedthat bell beIivedthat ved vedthat that the loss of t lie and destruction des truc1 n of prop property property property erty were slight slightCONSERVATIVE slightCONSERVUIVEi slightcoxsERvtrIvE CONSERVATIVE CONSERVUIVEi MAJORITY CUT Liberals Pat Up Hard Fight to Carry CarryLord CarrLord Lord Edmund Talbots Seat SeatSfcclsl SeatSCCI Seatectst Sfcclsl SCCI ectst 1 Caile Dupttelt to THE SC3 SC3LoNooy StlLoXPo SeNLODO LoNooy June S 3In In the Chloheater Chloheaterbyeelection Cble1 Chioliestarbyoelection l ur I byeelection to today Jay Lord Edmund Talbot TalbotConservative TalbotConsofatlve TalbotConservative Conservative received 4174 i1Hvotes votes to 3762 3762cast 3762cast cast for Mr lr Allen Allentbe the Liberal Liberalcandlda LiberalcandldaTh candidate candidateThe candidateThe The Th vote ote made no change in the political politicalcomplexion politIcalcomplexion I complexion of the borough Lord LordEdm LordEdmuud LordEdmuudTalbot Edmund EdmundTalbot i1d i1dTalbot Talbot had been be n electedwithout opposition oppositionsince oppositiondnce oppositionsince since 1S01 lstJ The previous Conservative Conservativemajorities Conse Conservativemajorities atle atlemajorltieil majorities averaged averag d 2000 2000HOMELESSWITH 2000HO1IELESSWITHFTVE 2000HOMELESSW1TIT HOMELESSWITH FIVE CHILDREN CHILDRENEMcted OBILDREltElcted CHILDRENEsleted EMcted Janltress Found With Her Brood BroodIn I IIn In Vestibule estlb Je of Apartment p rtment House HouseMrs House3frs I IIis Mrs Iis Charles Ketzer etzor etzer and her five children childrenthe childrenthe i the oldest 14 years old the youngest 14 14months 14months I Imonths months were found in the doorway of ofanaparunant ofanapartmeet i in anaparunant n tlpartmellt houso bou o at 232 East 140th street streetabout streetabout I Iaxut about daylight yesterday morning Hy 15ypoll apoliceman a apolloernari policeman poll ema of ofilie the Alexander avenue ae ue station stationTho stationrho stationThechiidren Tho Thechiidren children were were60und sound asleep butthe butthemother b bdtthemother t the themother mother wasnt She had to stay awake awaketo to keep tho baby warm 3tn She had takenoff taken takenoff takeoff off her waist to wrap around it and she shewas sheWIS shewaa was shivering shiveringAt At the pclico station she told her story storyShe storySha storyShe She said ad that she had been theJanltress theJanltressof tM thej janitre6s janitre6sof nltress nltressof of the house where she was found The Thejanitresa Thejanitrer3 Thejanitres3 janitresa of a buUding near by didnt likeher like likeher likeher her and told her employer empl er that the tenants tenantsof tenantsol tenantsof of her building were annoyed by byhar her children childrenand ch1Jcirenanrl ch11dsenand and had threatened to inoe move Mrs 1r8 Xetzer Xetzerwas Netzerwas etzer etzerwas was served with an eviction evictl evictiOnnotice nnotid notice andput andputinto andputinto and put putinto into the street Friday afternoon All 11 her herbelongings he2belongtnjs herbelrin belongings belrin lni 8 could have been packed into a abathos abathox ahatbnx bathos bathosShe bathoxfihl hatbnxShe She fihl tried to get a room roomllomcrbere somewhere she ahesaid sheBald shesaid said but on account of ofth the childrenshe childrenshecould childrensMcould childrenabacould could get t neither a ajob jobnor job nor a place placetolivo placetolivoTh tolive toliveThon tol1veThnr Thon Th n naving no placo else el to to t go gosho she went wenttack wentback wentback back to the apartment house ho and andwal waited waitedthere waidthere d dtbere there not knowing what would turn up Sho was sent to thoC5ty the City Lodging House Houseand HolUoarrI Houseand and the Gerry society took four of the thechildren thecbildltn thecbildnn children The mother and the baby re remained remalncd taroamed roamed at the lodginghouse lodginghouseAJfXUAL lodging house bouse4l house4NUAL AJfXUAL 4l U4L AUCTION AT A T VASSAR VASSARAn V ASS4HAn An Original Comedy CI IDtdy Opera The Turn of ofthe ofthe i itte the Title Afterward Produced ProducedPOUOHKEEPSIB ProducedPoogxaPsxE I IPOUGIlX POUOHKEEPSIB POUGIlX EPSI1I Juno 3 3The The seniors at atVassar atVassar atVassar Vassar College enjoyed thefrollc of ofthe the he an annual annual annual nual auction today an eVent which U 1 al always a aways ways ushered in by a display of big posters postersand Postersand posters postersand and the scattering scot rln1 of Ia a eo cs and penates penatesamong penatesamong among their sister sL ter classmen Following Followingthe the excitement of the auction the winning winningof of tho basketball championship by the thejuniors thejuniors juniors hardly created a ripple rippleInterest rippleinterest I Interest was raised to fever heat how however however I ever by tho production of the original originalopera originalecetItin fethin and scorching c1a6 classic lc l oomedy oomedyopera oornedyopera opera The Turn of the Tide Q which was wasa a triumph of histrionic skill and clover cloverness cloverneas ness The adventures of Miss Iis6 Maroella MaroellaWave ManoellaWave Wave a Vassar senior abroad in an auto automobile automobile automobile mobile weropictun d with vivid and some somewhat somewhat what reckless realism realismMiss realismMis i Miss Wave ae turned a mofsbacked mofsbackedEuropwn mOlsbackedElropron mosebackedEiropean I Europwn school 6 hoo for young ladies topsy topsyturvy topsyturvy i iturvv turvy In her earorness ealorne to modernize it itand itarid i and introduced Vassar VaMarcustorus customs which were wereaccepted wereaClf wereaetepted accepted aClf pted with refreshing alacrity al 3tri tv One Oneof Oneot Oneof of the fascinating fa c1notln scenes showed the root roofof rootof rootof the students studentsfrolicking studentsfroliklng studentsfroliking of a 0 college building with frolicking with musical mice and a I merry merryband meiTyband merryband band of witches witchesThe wilcbooThe witchesThe The play was given in Phil Hall HaJl al1 this thisafternoon thi thiafternoon thisafternoon afternoon and repeated this evening It Itwas Itwas Itwas was the cleverest and most elaborate of oftho oftbe ofthe the original plays given at the college collesProminent coelIPrnmlncnt collegeProminent Prominent Clubwoman a Suicide SalcldeBASTFOPTCX SaleldtBASTrOP SuicideBasrroPTcx BASTFOPTCX BASTrOP Tex June 3 3Mrs Mrs rs C U Hayne Haynepresident Hayneprtsident Haynepresident president of the Ladies Reading Circle of ofthis ofthi ofthis this thi place committed suicdo yesterday sterday by byshootirR byshootir byshooting shooting herself bf rclt through the heart Shewas She Shewas Shewa was wa a fiietcriilaw f of Li Litut LlttutCen utG n Adna R RChaffeo nCMfteo BChaffee Chaffeo and was well known in clubwomens clubwomenscircles clubwomenscircles clubwomenscircles circles throughout tbroushouttbo the State StateTbe StateThe StateThe The Weather WeatherThe WratherTM WatherThe The bleu pressure area 1Irmovlllr tnovlmr south outbruttrcm outbruttrcmtbe esufrtm esufrtmthe the Lakoreilons LaloreIOfl5 w was preceded and surrounded by bya bya bya a belt of I fair lrwe outtler t er which covered yesterday III IIItbe sitthe 11 11the the country east at the MU 5lsstsMppI I tUJ1PI JppI It Also lso caused csutedeoaewast tauscdtloewMt causedeonew23t eoaewast lower iowerteTuPeratutCs tsmpenwies tempcrature In the L Lake ake ke reelonj reelonjXew tea lose IOllre loseNew New e EnjUnd and the Middle Atl AUntlo ntlo State StateWest StAtrWest StatesWelt West of the Ulsjlislrpt In the Central States tb tbweather the thowMther thewe3th weather r was still cloudy with scattered s ttered II10Wen sbowrsaadwariner II10WenAlldwarmer ower owerandwirmer andwirmer making conditions even more tivoti tivotible flVOrable tavorsbie ble for crops cropsThere cropaTbere cropsrl2ere There should bo a continuance of fair and mod moderately moderltelY moderately erately cool weather la this section lecll n to today toodayla lty ltyIn In this city yettcrisy It was tilr and tllcbtly tllcbtlycooler IlIlbtlcooler sllcbttycooler cooler In tub tb moraine wind troth northwesterly northweiterlyaverace northwesterlybumlclltr othwestar1paverage average humidity U per er centb centbsrorneSrcOrrtcted centbsrorneSrcOrrtctedto ronetercorr met rcorrected rcorrectedto ct d dto to read to sel su velatS A M 4 30 SOJ M 3 P M 1 3001 3001Tae 3004ne Tae r c temporitJrs ytstcrday n terda a liS recorded record by the theonclil Ibcotlcl lbsonctal onclil otlcl thermometer l Is stows lo I the tb annexed annexed9A anneledtAble annezedtabIe tAble 100 10011 IQS 1004 9A S A H 6C BT 7 5PM 3 P 31 74 74M 4 72 72I 87 C OIM OIMJ I er339l2Mid 61 M 1 12 Sg 3MZMlduJ 3MZMlduJHlehesl 1 te teIfIcbeat CSiftabest J P MKT2 73112 339l2Mid ll1d t CS Hlehesl temperature temle t meraturc tue 76 6 al SlJ I P M Mfor 11WA 15wApfloTONOteeBXTO5t0rs WA wApfloTONOteeBXTO5t0rs irz f01r lllc u TOa iODAf ILnTOjJoUII01t ILnTOjJoUII01tFor TOMou5O1 TOMou5O1For for eastern flem Vcw1trk Ilrit laIr air U tO4CZI Qdayall4 ta j and warmer icarnvrIn In tnltrlnr fair 4I lomorrev omt M warmer In eaitpor eaitporllanflldltttetret tdll par porlIn101 par1ianiIt llanflldltttetret lIn101 11011I to icsi tarlatle ra leeIlIn4Jbrc tC0ewM3 telnJa tx bCComipQs0ul5 bCComipQs0ul5ron coming ritf12 south southTor utll utllfcrtbC ron fcrtbC the District of Columbia and Uaorlnd ll lilUd fairand fair fairand fairAnd and warmer lfmcrtod4y today ins nd tomotiow omouo llglit 1I1IttO to teeth tusheut teetheast rtslieast east to south soul winds windsTor mndsfor windFor for Delaware fair 1od todIT y fair and nd warmer to tomorrow tomorroW tomorrow morrow light to fresh variable winds beeomlnc beeomlncsouth beeomlnrloutb beconiarouth south southFor loutbror outh outhFor For eastern cut ern Pennsylvania fair falrand and wanner to today tadA today day dA and tomorrow light to fresh variable windsbecdtrlng winds windsbeeomlnc windbcc beeomlnc bcc ITJnc south southFor southfor southEor For New ew Jersey Jer T Lair today and warmer In the theInterior thetntcrlor thsintcrlOr Interior fair and warmer tomorrow light to fresh freshvariable frethutA freshvanlti variable utA l winds becoming south southFor IOU southFor 111 111For For New ew Ilnclind fair f r today toc1a and andIIarmcr warmer la laInterior Iiitntrrlor InInterior Interior fair tomorrow tonorrowand and wanner nner except n ezCp pt In east eastMalae cutne east3Jalae Malae ne lleht to fresh variable winds beeomlnc beconlogOuth beeomlncs6uth becomlnraOulb aOulbFor s6uth s6uthFor OuthForweitern For Forweitern western Pennsylvania Pcunll Pennstirznlaaad Iula and ld western ITewTerk ITewTerklair Neor1ctalr 2eWTetlefaSr lair ajjd aq 1v v iavmer T rioerto4ay er to today ay and lIdtO toinorrow to morrOw llorrtlI light t to c cfr Iet fr ibeovtll dL 1 Y v t S I 18 urs TO CHICAGO CHICAGOTHE THE FASTEST LONG DISTANCE TRAIN IN THE WORLD WORLDJUNE WORLDJUNE WORLDJUNE JUNE 11 1905 1905THE 1905THE 1905THE THE PENNSYLVANIA PENNSVL VANIA SPECIAL SPECIALWILL WILL BE PLACED llf U SERVICE SERVJCEON ON THE THEPEHNSYLVANIA fBEPENNSYLVANIA TUEPENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA RAILROABETWEEN R lit ROAD ROADBE1WEEN BETWEEN BETWEENNEW BEtWEENNEW I NEW YORK AND CHICACO CHICACOON ON THE FOLlOWING SCHEDULE DAILY I Lv New NewYork York W 23d St 355 P M MDesb MDesb 4 C Desb and Cort Sts 400 400Brooklyn u 01 4 Brooklyn 345 345Ar 01 01Ar Ar Chicago 855 A M Lv LVCh Chicago ChicagoAr iCago 75 245 5 PM P M MAr Ar NejyYork NejyYorkBrooklyn New Y ork 845 A M Me a e Brooklyn 950 I PULLMAN PARLOR PARL R SMOKING SMOKINGCAR CAR DRAWING ROOM SLEEPING CARS DINING DININGCAR DININGCAR DININGCAR CAR AND COMPARTMENT OBSERVATION OBSE V ATION CAR CARA CARA i I iI iA A BUSINESS DAY IN EITHER CITY CITYW ITY ITYw W W ATTERBURY ATTERBURYGeneral J R WOOD WOODPassenger GEO W BOYD BOYDGeneral BOYDGeneral I General Manager Passenger Traffic Manager General Passenger r Agent I THE STATE CAMP OPENED OPENEDSEPARATE OPENEISEP4RATE 1 15EPur SEPARATE 5EPur TE COMPANIES OOYPA IES GATHER GATHElFROM GUHERFRO1l GATHERFRO FROM FRO ALONG ALO G THE RIVER RIVERAbout RIVERAboot RIVEkAbout About 000 Men len All Told ToldUnder tender Dder Canvas CanvasFew CanvaaFew CanvasFew Few Changes Tills Year to theCimpThe the UieCamp theCimpTbe Camp CimpTbe The Y M I C CA A Tents Properly ProperlyEquipped PrperlYEquipped Prper1yEquipped Equipped Already on tne Ground GroundSTATE GroundStA3E 1 1STAT STATE CAMP Cu PEZKSCTU K Y June JuneThe 3 3The 3Ths The twentyfourth season of the New ew York YorkState YorkSI4te YorkState State Camp of Military Instruction was wasinaugurated wasinaugurated wasinaugurated inaugurated today in a businesslike businesslikemanner buslIiculikemonner bustneutikemanner manner without ceiemonyor ceremony or formality formalityBy farmaJltyBy By evening eyeningthe the First and Second Signal SignalCorps SignalCorps SignalCorps Corps and the Tenth Regiment comprising comprisinga a provislosalorganlzattonof of elaventoparate elaventoparatecompanies eleven separate separatecompanies uparatecompanies companies from various localities along alongthe alongtbe alongthe the Hudson valley were safely beneath beneathcanvas ben beneathcanvas lth lthcanvas canvas canvasThe canvasThe canvasThe The First Signal Corps of New ew York YorkfortyMne Yorkfortyl YorkfortyOine fortyMne fortyl De men four officers and a cook cookis cookis cookis is in command of Capt Oscar Erlandsen ErlandsenThe ErlandsenThe ErlandaenThe The Second Signal Corps of Brooklyn Brooklynthree Brooklyutbree Brooklynthree three officers fiftyflve dfty ve men and one cook cookis cooleis cookIs is in command co im ad of Capt Elliot Bigelow Jr JrMajor JrMajor JrMajor Major Frederick T 1 Leigh l lgb Signal S gnalO Officer loer of ofthe oftbe ofthe the State and Capt G C Burneli U S A Aof Aof Aof of Fort Wood Bedlows Island lflandaro are here hereto herato heretiO to instruct Instructand vand supervise supe the be work of the theSignal theS1gnai theSignal Signal COrpe during the week weekTbe weekThe weekThe The Tenth Regiment Regim nt which was formerly formerlythe the First Regiment Re t is in command of its itsrecently itarecently itsreoentiy recently eeot elected d colonel Charles Cb r1es ADenike ADenikeand ADenikeand ADei4koand and complete a staff staffAt staJrAt starAt At supper call tho reports of the com companies com companies cornpanics panies bad not been be 1 turned in but the theapproximate theapPr theapproximate approximate apPr x nlate strenstb streD tb of the tberegiment regiment was WCi37ro was70rnen 750 70rnen men With the two signal corps c rptl the thegeneral thegeneral thegenoral general staff band and battery detail detailthere detailthere detaiLthere there aro over 000 men in camp tonight tonightThe tonightTbo tonightThe The companies from the South arrived arrivedat at camp campborortt before noon followed by the up upriver uprher upriver river companies The Tenth Battalion Battalionfrom Battuilonfrom tt1l1on tt1l1onfrom from Albany arrived a a 1215 P M 1 The Thetents Thetents Thetentare tents tentare irero ere soon up and arddin dinner dinuerservod served but butit butIt butIt it has required tho greater part rt of the thaafternoon theafternoon theafternoon afternoon to t get to rights The real work workwill workwill workwill will not be begin ftin 1n until Monday MondayGortlandt MondayGortlandte llIidayGortbndt Gortlandt Tenth Regiment Band ojAlbany of ofAlbany ofAlbany Albany thirty pieces John L Gortlandt Gortlandtloader GortlandtIader Cortlandtader loader ader will bo bo the pei post Xrt bard the first andthird and andthird andthird third weeks of camp It will return to toAlbany toAlbany toAlbany Albany next Saturday Saturdaylecause because the Seventh SeventhRegiment SeventhRegiment SeventhItagiment Regiment will bring its own music musicof mualcdotail musicA A detail offour of four men and Corporal EngJer EngJerof of the Second Batteryarrived d from New NewYork 2ewYork ew ewYork York at 10 oclock this morning and will willact willct willact act ct as the firing squad for th the firet week weekThecustomary weekTheou6tomary weekTheoustomary Thecustomary opening salute was omitted omittedtoday omittedtoda omittedtoday today toda although the battery detail came cameprepared cImeprepared cameprenared prepared for that ceremony ceremonyThere ceremonyThere eremonyTbere There will be church services tomorrow tomorrowat t orrow orrowat at 1030 A M i The Rev Dr A F 1 Tenney Tenneyof I enney enneyot of Christ Church Pelham Manor the regi regimental regimental mental chaplain will preach At 3 oclockthere oclock oclockthere there will be a service in the Y SL C A Atent Atentl Atent tent tentl addressed ddr sed by Dr FXice F Nice icl of New ewYork York Yorkformerly Yorkformerly formerly a a surgeon In the German GerruanArmy GerruanArmyTbe Army ArmyThe ArmyThe The usual Y M C A tents furnished with withbooks withbooks th thbooks books periodicals stationery ic as well wellas wellas wellas as games have been opened in the accus accustomed accustomed accustorned tomed site ito to the north of the parade arade ground groundHerbert groundHerbp grcundHer Herbert Her Herbp t S Smith and L E Day ot the Y YM YM YM M C A training school at Springfield Springfieldworth 5Prinafieldwe SprinfleldMaes we and E G Simon ot the Fort Vads Vadsworth ada adaworth worth Y M l C A aro in charge chargeThe chargoThe chargeThe The general arrangement of tents and andlocation andlocstlon andlocation location of outbuildings and accessories accessoriesis lICC 80ries 80riesIs is the same as in previous year s For thefirst the thefirst thefirgttime first firgttime time in the history of the tamp long longdistance longi longdistance i distance telephone stations have been n es established e3tabllehed estabilehed tablished There nro two of them A Aseries AI Aseries I series of seats ha has also been built at differ different diiferI different I ent points along th the steep steps loading loadingfrom londn londnI loadIngfrom I from the ferry to the plateau Tho special specialtrolley spedlltrollcy specialtrolley trolley line and the tb usual number num r of ferrymen ferry ferrymen men began their trips at noon today and andwill andwill andwill will continue until the season closes closesGen closeilOen closeslen Gen Charles F f Hoe is in bill customary customarytent tent on Quality Row With him are the thefollowing tbefollowing thefollowing following members of bis staff Gen n Fred Frederick Frederick Fredenick erick Phisterer Assistant Adjutant dj1ItantGencral AdJutantGeneralLieutCol dj1ItantGencralLieutCol General GeneralLieutCol LieutCol George Albert Wineate Assif AssifThurston Assitant Assletaut taut djutantGeneralj Col William H HCbapln HCbapin Cbapln Inspector ueutCol B BThurston BThurston Thurston Inspector Small Arms Practise Practiseand Practleand Practiseand and Ordnance r nance Officer LieiitCol John JohnBtearM JohnStearna X XStearns Stearns Quartermaster LleutCol Gull Gullford Guik GuiIford ford Hurry Commissary Major Louis M L i t I Grcer Or or John B Holland and Robert RObe rt Kelly KellyPrentice KellyPrentice KellyPrentice Prentice aidesdecamp Tho old camp ground has boon nimeo nimeoStory nanacoStory Story Stor Park inhonerot in honor of Gen J G StoryAdjtGen Story StoryCol StoryAoljtGen AoljtGen Nelson e on H Henry 15 here with withCol withCol Col Chauncay ChLunC Y P Williams Gen Henry Henryis is made dlsburslnp officer by the War WarDepartment WarDepartment Department The United States pays a aportion apOrtion portion p rlon of the mens weekly allowance allowanceSIGNS a allowanceSIGNS oW nce nceSIG SIGNS SIG S or PEACE IN CHICAGO CHICAGOXew OBl CHIC 4GO 460New Xew indictments Aeatnit President Shea Sheaand Sheaanti I and Nineteen Other Labor Leaders LeadenCHICAGO LeaderSCmcaoo CHICAGO June S 3With With the visit of the theState theSI4te theState State Board of Arbitration to ChicagoI Chicago Chicagotoday I Itoday I today and the renewal of peace ce confer conferences cohterences I Ienoos ences between the representatives of the theI thestrikers i I strikers and the employers association associationthe 1 the outlook for the end of the strike strlkoappears appears appearsmore appearsmore more encouraging than since the tb failure of ofthe oftb ofth the tb negotiations two weeks ago agoPresident agoPresident President Shea and the other labor laborleaders laborleaders leaders who were arrested under undertbe the charge chargeof I of the last Grand Jury JIlJ accused of criminal criminalconspiraov orlmin criminalconspiracy l lconspirao I conspiracy to ruin the business of Mont Montgomery rIonti Montgomery Co eroreindictedtoday eroreindictedtodayIn reindicted today todayIn todaymall i gomery Ward WardCo were t In mall all twenty Indictments were returned returnedagainst returnedagainst I I4II against 4II inst union leaders and the capias capiasissued capwAiI capiaseIssued 1 issued under them will be served within the thenet thenext next few days daysA daysAplot A Aplot plot to kill Judge Jesse M Holdom Holdomand Holdomand Iloldomarid I and D M 3 II Parry former president of the theCitizens theI theCitizens I Citizens Industrial Association came to tolight to1lght light today and as a soon as s 1 fflcienVevi fflcienVevidenee ft1clea fficieeflevidance evi evidence I dance can be bobtained obtained it will 1I be laid before beforethe beforetbe beforethe the June Grand Jury and Indictments asked askedThere ukedt t r rTb There Tb b t i was w8 ae considerable violence through throughout out the city today In j some cases C4l shots shotswere shotswer shotswere were fired on both sides but no one was wasseriously wasserioely 1all 1allaerlol1ly seriously injured InjuredJVEDDI thJurtdWED WEDDINGS WEDDINGSSchrocder JVEDDI WED DIX GS S SSchroederStevenS 1 Schrocder SchroederStevenS SchroederStevenS3ites ebra Steven StevenHies en enIs Hies Is Helen White Stevens and Gilliat GilliatGhequiere lWi iilLat iilLatObeQuiere t I IlheQulere Ghequiere Schroeder were married yesterday yesterdayafternoon yesterdayafternoon I Iafternoon afternoon In St Marks l rk Church Chur Tenth streat streatand streatI strectadd I and Second avenue The ceremony was wasDfrformed wasI wasearfonmed I Dfrformed Tforine i at S oclock by b the Rsv R9 Uriah UriahIn UriahTra UniahTracy Tra Tracy who M had married the brldes preotsthen parents parentsI then Miss llssHelen Helen Whit and Aleander8tEvene Aleander8tEveneIn leander ht5vena ht5venaIn I In the hefame he same church He was assiMM a slMM by the theRav theRAV theRev Rav Dr Lorins Bitten rector of bt Marks MarksThe MartsThe nks I ITile The bride was civea ivea away alqby by her stepfather step stepfathir stepfsthpr father EerkMej Moyn iot n she he ware lfM her herCanton herl1oth lienmetberaweddLllEl l1oth metberaweddLllEl r3 weddinc coUti on af white embroidered embroideredCntcn embroideredCanton Canton crep er croon trimrasii trimrn rt with old poln lac lacandold I Io iacnd o andold snrt nd old lace veil feourod ecur d with Ith a wreith of oforaree ofI oforarre I oraree blossoms blo ms She he carried the Ivory Ivoryi Iw1 Iw1bound ivorybound bound prayer book which her mother car carrled urtied I II I i tied r andan and an ivory fan carried by byJudtth byJudtthStilyvelant Judith JudithStuweiant Stuweiant Stllve 4nt her sreatjrrandraother gre ra dmother on her hermarriage hertl1irlage hermnrrase I marriage with Benjamin Winthrop In 1783 1783Mils 1783lis 1183iliss Mils lis Alexandra htoven who attended her hersister hersister herstter sister a smald maid ofEouor or 11ouor wnstn asln white hl radium radiumsilK radiumeille radiumstilt silK with tth panel pant or deep Orru fru lace lac on skirt sliirtand 51tlrtand skirtarid and yoke oke of cbs same trimmed with narrow narrowplatttni nurn nurnplaiting narrowI I platttni of the silk and tiny pink silk rosettes rosettesand ro rosetttand ettPs I II and Leghorn L ihorn hat h t with white feathers The ThoMisses lhoIses I Misses Ulxabet Vlnthrop Stevena stevens teen a l eoufln coulnioiIle eouflnEdwards rou ln I Ioille Coz Coz7ine lne Leffert Dorothy i rreront ierropontEdwart3 rrerontEdwarri Edwards Loul Louisa a Schroeder sister or 0110bridegroom thebfldegroom the tliobridegroom bridegroom Msry lln Parks and Ele Eleanor nor Srrayna Sraynewere SrraynaHenry t8ne I Iwere were brtdemaidL brtdemaidLHenry br1de u1ald u1aldHenrySohroeder HenrySohroeder Henry Schroeder hlmelf hlm elf lr a recent brideeveom bride brideBTom I IToom BTom assisted It his brother a as best man andRobert and andRobert i iI I Robert Bartholomew Alfred Edey Ed y OscarIgertofl Oscar OscarD 8r I IEgfrton Egfrton Stevens Relnaid Re lnald S WUII rthur rchurDWee1cs D DWee1cs WeeVes Jr and Walrten Llclen Pell Peliwere wore wlr u ushers ushersAfter her herAfter heIE heIEfter I After fter the church ceremony the brides step stepfather stepfather tepfather father and mother Jlr Ir and Mra Ire Berkeley BerkeleyMosryn BefllllelotyJ1 Berkeleyiosryn Mosryn gave g a 1 bridal luncheon at Del DelmoiUios DelmOl1hOS DelrflOLItO moiUios 5 ror 100 yiiests l1leHR chiefly chlell relatives r ltle and andfrifnde andfniends frifnde or the th Ledarliurst and Far Rock Rockaway RockawayeU Rockaway I away awayeU sets I flubby nubbAdan1 nubbAdan11l5 HubbyAdamMias Adams AdamsMiss Miss 1l5 Alice lice Le Count Adams and Frank FrtnkWlnfleld FrankWinfield FrankWlnfleld Wlnfleld Hubby Jr wars married yesterday yesterdayafternoon yenerdsafternoon yesterdayafternoon afternoon at the Church of the Heavenly HeavenlyRest HuvenlRfst HeavenlyRest Rest The Rev Dr D Parker Morcan organ the thertttor thei theretor i rtttor re tor performed the ceremony at S oclock oclockTho oelockThe oclocitThe The bndo bn e was as gvt gives 1lvt away awa by her father ftherSamuel ftt fatherSamuel r rSamuel Samuel Francis FrancsAdar Adams She hE wore Me a I white whitechiffon whitechUTon whitSchittort chiffon cloth clo h trimmed with Ith Durhctse Du lctRe paint paintlacfl pointlaeJ paintlaoe lacfl and with satin court train and tulle veil veilctusht veilcCtiglfl ol1 ol1cuht ctusht with a wreath vr Teath ath of orange blossoms blossomsHer bloi50mHH bloesomsHer Her bouquet was n composed cOIUPOE cI of c Uiee II of the thevallay thevallAY rhovalley vallay and gardenias and tho diamond dlamondorne dlamondornements diamondornemania orno ornoments ments worn on th the waist Cal t were ere cilts IIIS irom the thebrldeeroom thebrlcleroom thebridegroom bridegroom nnd hor father fatherMiss fathfI fatherMis Miss Florence Adele l1e1e Adams ltill lS the maid of ofNeapolitan titlonor oftenor tenor lonor Vas In chits chiffon over pint pinteapolitan pnkeapoittan Neapolitan hat with pink ropes rtl s and carried a abasket IIhapet abasket I basket ofpink of pink rose The Mutes Ii te Maria MariaWillson NariaWillscn Iarli IarliWillson Willson Adams dons and Helen HUcocK HI cocl of Syra Syracuse Svralice ra raI cuse me were tterctc the bridesmaid Dr Letter LetterMead Lc LchterMend tr tr1e4d I Mead Hubby Hu b assisted his brother liS s hot hotmnn beHI hetmali mali and George Hewlett llerlett1 Robert It Potter PotterWilliam PottlrWilliam PotterV1lItain I William H Cary Car John West est Homer Jr Ir n nGermain RGtrmnln iiGerrnatn Germain Hubby nud Samuel Francis Adsms AdsmsJr AdnmsI dsmsJr Jr were wEJo ushers u her8 Afterward the brides bridoifather brld1fMber bridesfather I father Samuel Francis Adams Ad3 IS1 gave 4ve a bridal bridaldinner bridnlI bridaldinner dinner at the home of the brines aunt Miss MissSara MissSara 1iSSara I Sara Theodora Adams us Madison avenue a I h r THe Di Dining in Room Roomin in a Quaint Old Setting Settingfinds finds genuine uprtssion ifc h oar reproductions repfo otions ol some fine old ol Sheraton andChippendale and indChippendale andChippendale Chippendale furniture The long Sideboard with its swelling and receding out outline outlinethe outlinethe linethe line the Till Cabinets with latticed pints pantsthe the ample Dressing Dfessin Table with ith its itstipered itstlpefed itstipered tipered legs legswilh with Chairs ChursKnife Knife Boies Boxesand and Servers ill expressing that thatsubtle thltsubtle thatsubtle subtle charm of old atmosphere and simplicity that finds no parallel parallelGrand paraHerGrandRapids parallelGrand Grand GrandRapids Rapids Furniture FurnitureCompany FurnitureCompany FurnitureI I Company CompanyIncorporated Incorporated Incorporated34th lncorporatd84th En Orporatd Orporatd34th 34th Street West Nos os 155157 155157MINUTE 155157I 1 MINUTE FROM DROAbWAY DFaOIbWAYi 0 0V 0I 0N i V ii iiRtfr1 I S Rtfr1 N t RAN JV FRONT OF A t CAR CARLittle ORLIttle CARLittle Little Boy Ootll vni With Ice Cream Sandwich SandwichFatally Stnd SandwichFataUy 1eb 1ebFatally Fatally Injured InjuredAn nJurcdAn An Ice cream vender trundling a blue and andwhite andwhite andwhite white cart was wu w hurrying homeward along alongBroadway alongBroadway alongBroadway Broadway about S oclock oclo ck last night and andwas andW3S andwas was nearing Brcome street when four or orfive ore orave five e boys ran across the etreet streetGive etreetGive etreetOlve Give us usa a sandwich John they cried criedand criedand criedand and as an evidence of good faith each one oneshowed oneshowed oneshowed showed a cent The vender got busy and andin andIn andin in exchange for a cent handed out two twocrackers twocrackers twocrackers crackers with a dab of cream between them themAs themAs themAs As each boy got his bi sandwich s be ran off elfto offto offto to the nearest doorway to consume it itAll ItAll itAll All but one boy b9 had been supplied when a acar a aear acar car came along The nort non to the last boy boydidnt boydicint be bedidnt didnt bear tho cur and with his hi sandwich sandwichin sandwichIn in his hand ran directly in front of it itCornelius ItCorneliUl itCornelius Cornelius SheehAn the motorman put on ontha onthe onthe the brakes but the car struck strck the boy bv andwent and andwent andwet went wet over him Passengers Plegers rr in the car heard heardbis hed hedhis heardhis his single shriek ehek The men jumped into intotha Intothe intothe the street stre and the women Vomt1 stood jumpd up and andscreamed andsread andscreamed screamed screamedWhen sread screamedWhen When the car C stopped men got down dow on onthoir ontbel ontheir I their tbel hands bnds handsand and knees ke and dragged dragge the boy boyout boyout boyout out from between the forward forad wheels Hewas He Hewas was wl unconscious uncnsiou and although the wheels wheelshad whels whelsbd wheelshad I had bd not run r over him bU he was so badly bdly hurt hurtthat hurttbt hurtthat that tbt he died soon after reaching rechig the boa hospital bospia boapital pital pia The ce boy by was wa about abu 8 years yes old He Hehad Hebad had hd light lgbt complexion oomplexon and hair b He bad bd no nohat1 nobt nohatand I hat1 bt hatand and wore a white w bite shirtwaist sblt wwt blue blu knick knickerbockers klok klokerbe knickerbockers erbe erbockers block blk stockings ekgS and laced Id shoes eboesMotorman ebo shoesMolorman Motorman Mota Sheehan Seehan was wa arrested arrestedDRIVER arre6ted arre6tedDRIER arrestedDRIVER DRIVER DRIER LANDS ON 0 HIS HEAD HEADCar HEADer HEADCar Car Bumps Damp flux pi Furniture Frniue Van VaVIcIm VanVictim Victim Sari Serlooily Srl Srlolly Sariously ooily olly InjuredCharles Injured InjuredCharles loJare Charles Cle Baines Bn of 62 Attorney Atorney street streetwas stret stretWI streetwas was WI driving drivng a one horse hore moving movns van south southon soutbon on First Fit avenue last night nigbtwhonan when an electric electriccar electrlocr car cr bound for tho East Et Thirtyfourth Thlyfourtb street streetferry stret stretterry streetferry ferry overturned it at Thirtyninth Thlrtnlnth street streetBaines 5tr atroetBaines et etBJines Baines landed in the street on his headsuffering head headsuffering hrd hrdsuffering suffering scalp scaipwounds wounds wound and serious internal internalinjuries Interl InterlInjuries intrnaIinjuries injuries He vtos s taken to Bellecue Ble e Hos Hospital Hospi Hoepital pital pi tal pitalHarry Harry Last tat Max Sherkowitz and Isadoro IsadoroSonnenstein IsadoroSnnerteln IsadoroSonnenetein Sonnenstein Snnerteln H all 31 of 62 Attorney street who whowere whowEre whowere were wEre riding in the tb van an suffered sufered slight slightwounds slght slghtwouds slightwottnds wounds woundsTROUBLE wouds woudsTROUBLE wottndsTROUBLE TROUBLE FOR PAPER P4PER COMPANY COMPANYWisconsin COJfPAX1Wlseonin C0IP4TWisconsin Wisconsin Wlseonin AttorneyGeneral AttrneGener1 Mill Wi Soon Try Tryto Tr Trto Tryto to ReveRe Its Is Charter CharterMILWAUKEE Charter1IWAtKEE CHarterMrLwAKiE MILWAUKEE 1IWAtKEE Wis June 3 I shall shal prob probably probabl probably ably abl begin bgin an action to revoke the charter charterof charer charerof of the General Gtr ral Paper Pa r Company as soon son as asthe astbe asthe the Legislature Lgielature is over said sad Attorney AttorneyGeneral Atore AtoreGeneral AttorneyGeneral General L M 1 Sturtevant Sturevant today The fact factthat factth3t factthat that a Federal Federallnvetlation investigation is being made madeand madeand madeand and a Federal suit commenced does dot not nrt bar barus barus barus us The company is a Wisconsin Wioorl corpora corporation corration corporation tion and cmpny comte cml within our ou jurisdlctie jurlsclticn jurlsclticnTose jurisdicticuThose n nThose Those Tose Intereted in I It will w have ha e to come Cle into intocourt Ito Itooout intocourt court oout and defend their charter cbacr SKIPPER ARRESTED ARSTED HIMSELF fflMSELAFTER HSELpl HSELplAFTER HIMSELFAFTER AFTER AFTER RUNNING DOW DWN DOWN GASOLIXBOAT GASOLIX G40LINE G4SOLINEBOAT I IBOAT BOAT WITH HIS HlSSOHOONER HlSSOHOONERODe SCHOONER SCHOONEROne One Man Ian Saved S and Became Deate Another AnotherWa nnUler nnUlera Wa a as DrownedCaptSnle Drowne Cpt Sple Handed Hande Him Himself Hm Hmlelf Himself self Over to the tie PalieeMagistrata PalieeMagistrataSaid Police PolollaGlltrat Maclitrate MaclitrateSaid Said to Have 18 Itefosed necsed to Take Hall HallCapt Dal DalCpt hailCapt Capt Cpt William Wiim Spies of the little lttle American Americanoonterboard Americ AmerIcan AmerIcancenterboard centerboard cnurbod schooner Marshall MAshs1 O Wells Wellswent Wels Welswent Wellswent went into tho Custom Ctom House Houe yesterday yesterdaymorning ysterday ysterdaymorning yesterdaymorning morning and said Id that he h had hd run r down downtwo dow downtwo two men me in a gasoline gaolie skim si oC or o Bobbins BobbinsReef Rbbis RbbisRoet BobbinsReef Reef Roet while whie coming up the Bay By bound for forHarlem forHarlem Harlem and that one of the men me had Id been beenCrowned b beencrowned Crowned dowed Ho wanted wantd to know kow what he heshould heshoud heshould should shoud do about it and he was told to go to tothe tothe tothe the harbor b rbor police plic at Pier AHe A AHe AHe He told the sergeant seri ant on duty there what whathad whathad whathad had happened happond and was detained dtcd on a a charge chargeof ch rge rgeof of homicide it was waathen then too late llt to take takethe takethe tae taetbe the skipper skpper before a Magistrate Iaeistlt and he hewas bewa hewas was wa sent up to the Church Chur b street station stationand stadonand stationand and and locked up upTbe upThe upThe The skipper is i a a man of property propert and 31d a amember amember amember member of Tammany Tammny Hallbut Balbut that did dd not notmake notmake notmake make him him proud Ho accepted aocept d his fato fatowith fatewith with calmness and nd sent word to C W Crane Cranek Crae CraeCo k Co for whom he has ha been bee a carrying carring ham lumber lu hambet ber from 145th U5t1 street to the army reserva reservation ro reervalion era tion at Sandy Hook HookDavid HookDavid HookDavid David David Cohen representing representng Crane CraneCos i iCos Cos lawyers lwer wont to the station SttioD and saw sawthe sawthe aw awthe the skipper and ad found foud out from him how howhe howhe he happened to run th the little lttle boat bat downTheta down downThen downThen Then Mr M Cohen Chsa hunted hunto up a Magistrate Magistrateto to have Oe the skipper skpper released releaed on bail b The TheMagistrate TheMagistrate Magistrate Mgstrato is said sd to hare lao declared declare that thathe thathe he could culd not take tke bail bal in the case Ce of a pris prisoner prieoner oner charged with homicide homicideThe bomiidcThe I IThe The skippers kppers wife also ae visited the sta station staton etation tion ton She was crying and appeared appared to be beunder b beunder I under uder the impression that thit something somethingdreadful Iomethlng somethingdrea4fui dreadful du was a going to be b done to her berhu hits husband hitsband I band bd Ho lo reassured ra63ured her and she went wentaway wentaway away fooling folng better betterThe btter btterI betterThe I The crime cre of c Capt Spice Spi B might t never neverhave neverbe neveyhare I have been ben known Jrown to the police polce if be had hadchosen hadchosen hadchosen chosen to ke kep keep p it quiet He said sId last lat night nightthat niht nihtI nightthat I that while whie ho did not care about sleeping in a pollca poJCJ cell cel be was euro that he would wouldget wouldget wouldget get justice when hen his hi story 111 was told to amagistrate a amagistrate amagitrat3 magistrate magitrat3 He was wa returning from Sandy SindyBook Slndyook Sandynook Book ook flying fyIg light lght and an heading toward towardBrooklyn towardI towardBrooklyn I Brooklyn Brooly on the te port tack when Ije le iW saw aw the thetwo tbotwo thetwo two men in a power launch trying trg to cross crosshis 01 crosshis his bow He le paid little lttle attention atenton to them themas as thoy could get out of o his way butter than thanhe thn thnhe thanhe he could coud get out of theirs thei anyhow under underthe wder wderthe underthe the rules of the road he had the right rht rightof of way wayagainst wayagainsia 1 against agaist a motor boat boatHe boate boatHe He e supposed suppos that the skiff sl had ha cleared clearedhim ceared cearedi clearedhim i him hm when he heard a bout in the water waterHe waterHe I He came ce around aound just Iut as D a man m scrambled scrambledaboard sambled sambledI scrambledaboard I aboard aboa The Te man mn said be was wa Thomas ThomasLindiiley ThomasLincidey 1 Lindiiley Ldley of Staten Island and od that his com companion companion cornpanion panion in the skiff sl which had been bn out outgetting outgetting i igettg getting lobster lob bad been drowned drownedThe drownedThe gettg up tr pots pot h bn dowed dowedThe The schooner had cut the skiff sk in I two twoCapt twoCapt 1 Capt Spies SpiOwer lowered a boat and andsearcbe andsearched andsearchedfor searched searchedfor 1 1for for Lindsleys Lindleys shipmate shipmte RUdolph Edzer Edzerof Edzerof i of Stapleton but could coud not find ld nd him himEdzer himEdzer himEdzer Edzer could cud not swim swi Capt pt Spies SpiO then thencame thencae thencame came cae to anchor achor off of Red R Hook and hurried hurriedto hue to the city to locked t get locke upFrank up upFrank Frank Fr Eckelraeyer Eckemeer Musing MusingFrank MissingFrank SSln Frank Fank Eckelmeyer Ekeyer 32 years old a real realestate rel rele realeetate estate e rte dealer dGlr of SI Linden Ld en strpet Brook Brooklyn Brookiyu I lyn Iyhu has been be missing nlng since sic Thursday Thursdayand TQucY TQucYand Tlwrs4ayand BrokI and yesterday ty a general gel police plee alarm ar was wasgent wa waI wassent I sent out o t His Hiwe Hiawife wife said sl he had ba considerable considerablemoney onfbl considerablamoneywhen I money mneywheIuhe moneywhen when she last saw la him hi and ad andehe she feared fearedhe fer testedhe he bad bd met with harm harmRepublicans hrm hrmRepnblcml harmRepublicans I Repnblcml Republicans Gain In Wilmington Inlmlston Del DciWitaucoroy DelWILSIIXOTOK Dl DlI I WILSIIXOTOK WILMOr Del June 3 STbe The Re Republicans Re ReI Republicaus I publicans publc8 today elected eleted Horace Horac Wilton WiltonMayor Witon Witonfyor WiltonMayor I Ii I Mayor and the remainder of the ticket tcket by byabout byabout i about fyor 200 2 majority majorl They expected exp ted 1200 1200majority 12 1200majority majority The Republicans Rpublicans gained seven sevenof sven svenof sevenof of majoritY the thirteen thte members membrs of the Council Cuncil forthe for forthe forthe the first frst time tLole in I ten t years yearsWilliam yes yeslllm yearsWilliam William lllm Andruss AndrS Dead DeadWilliam DeadWilliam i William Wiiam Andruss ndrus of Passaic Passac died yesterday yesterdayafternoon resterdaafternoon yesterdarafternoon I afternoon at his home in Main avenue He Hewas Hewas Hewas was born br In isij 151 For a a number of years year be heconducted berordueted berorducted conducted the old Merchants Hotel a noted notedhostelry notedI notedhostelry I hostelry ho t lry in the early carl canT dan He le was Passaic Passaicsfirst Pasulosfrs s sftrstpostmatter first ftrstpostmatter postmaster bernr bemf bemerappointed appointed by b President PresidentZachaiy Pre PresidentZachary ldent I II Zachary frs Zo Taylor and sorvins s rvins continuously continuouslyfor contllOu51 I Ifor I bay laylor for or twenty twent year ear For lor several revere years ars he has haslived ha haslived lived in retirement retirementPerrin retirementPerrtnICerr I II I lved I Perrin Perrln1err Perrln1errI PerrtnICerrLAaCUMONT Kerr KerrLARCnMOSl I LARCnMOSl LARCI Or X y June SHowell 3 Rowel Howell C CPerrin CPerin CPerrin Perrin Perin amcmberofthe a member olhe of the recattacommittee rClatta remtta o committee mmltee of ofthe orthe ofthe the Larchmont Lrrchmont Yacht Club ws married at atnoon atnoon atnoon noon today toda In St Johns Episcopal Elcopal Church ChurchYonUers Churchronkers ChurchYonkers Yonkers to Miss Annie nnle Mat 131 1aY herr a daughter dauehteiof claushter claushterof of Mr r and Mrs fS Ir Georue Gerqe Kerr of that city cityCharles Cld cityCharles Charles L Perrin a brother or the bride bridegroom brl brtdegroom e eIro01 Chae3 groom wa W best bs man and the maid m ld of honor honorwas honorj honorwas j was W Iro01 Mits Ilu Helen Kerr sister sistr of the bride c I ii Shrewd and Successful SUctSSfulfelow 1 1 1fellow fellow felow tradjmaH traae once said SI 0ie 0ieiblBfl Othlng Oething thing more lor itapcriant t portant ibfl thAI ba the thecleih th shecleIh cleih that is the ht truamliifl almmllg T Tour IN INOIW J JONr our clothing clothIti you YOI su e triMMlNas triMMlNaseqiulled trllgStqulel lrImlwgseqKallei eqiulled tqulel nowhere else l for our ou first firstan fr first4l an 4 4l Is quality 41a1UY then reasonable rasol lt cost costBMrobamPMli ct ctBurham costBurnbamsPhilhps BMrobamPMli BMrobamPMlieusiotn Burham PhlliP PhlliPelSlom eusiotn elSlom WSIOm Calioring taioring only 0111 0111I19 119121 19 I19 121 nassau Sf St Stff f fColonial Colonial Colon ff iOlOflta If IfiOlOflta al alChiffon p r i iChiffonier Chiffonier Chiffon er erReproducd jJ4 jJ4Reproduced I IReproduced Reproduced Reproducd in fine finescuts fineold fineod old Sln San Domingo DomingoMahogany bomingoMahogany Mahogany it pOSe pOSeseH p03setses 4 4the scuts seH S and presents presentsi present the i o1d oldity ui uielegance I tV and theelegance the theele elegance ele ance of the best bestColonial be3tColonial Si SiColonial Colonial pieces piecesOur piecesOur Our stock is com conirprehensive comprehensive coal S Sprehensive prehensive HOc Unless Unlessyou Unlessyou 7 5 5you you see it and until untilyou uJtl untilyou you see it i you ou can canhave canhve canhave have hve no adequate idea of what wha we w are aredoing Ircdoing arcdoing doing in Furniture FurnitureSchmitt FurnitureSchm FurnitureSchmitt Schmitt Schm l Brothers BrothersFurniture Bt thers therstr Established Furniture tr h Jf Makers MakersEStablished UV tSS ri 40 Af East nO 2oQ 2oQand 23dS 3d 3dand J S I c cand and PRINT NG NGFor For the Trude 1 e Pest Pes Possible POlible Results 6u1U with withAMATEUR wllblI 1 1A3IATETR AMATEUR lI TETR KILMS fl LS Send for Sample SamplePOLLOCK Slple POLLOCK P OL 0 L 0 C K MNEFwul MNEFwulA d t tS S A 4 4 MUSICAL 1USICL MOUSE MOUSEIt 1IOUSEI t tIt It I Stood Stor In the Aisle Alle of PonRhkeeptt PonRhkeepttOpera pongle l lOpera Opera House HomeLlltlns Listening to a violin Voln solo soloPOUOHKEEPSIE 81 SoloPotonangpaxx POUOHKEEPSIE POUOUKEPSI June Ju SDuring 3 During thecart the te con concert 01 cert crt of the Euterpe Glee Club Cub at the Coiling Collingwood CW v vwood wood od Opera Ora House Bu a a wee little lte mouse mouseattracted mu mouseattracted attracted attraot by the strains str of a violin vlin in Int Qo Qobands thObands bands band of Miss Ii Lucille Lucie BUllngslya BUlngly talented talentedperformerAentured tentd tentdperonerentred talentedperformerventured performerAentured peronerentred out Into the m main aisle aislewhere ae aisl aislwhere where unconscious unoncu of the large audience audiencewhich audn audnwhich aud1en aud1enwhich which filled fled tho auditorium it cocked cek Its Itsbead it Itshead bead from side sid to side and ad followed foloWed with withglUteningeyesevorymovemontoftheplayer 1it withglistening glUteningeyesevorymovemontoftheplayer glUteningeyesevorymovemontoftheplayerThe glL glistening tng ey eyeeeverymovemontof evr mvment 01 the theplayer theplayerThe plaer The presence prnce of the mouse mU caused ouez soqie soqieperturbation so soperturbation perturbation perrbaton among amng the ladies laes seated 6tof near nearit ni neatit it but bu nobody nbody attempted attpte to mount munt a seat seatAfter st I IAfter After awhile the antics of the te mouse so socharmed 6 socharmed awble antc mu charmed caned Aur the beholders beholder thatitwasthefoous thatitwasthefoousof tot thatitwaathe It wa the focus fooMof p pof of aU eyes eyeeuntU until unt with the ending endin of the last lastsweet lt ltsweet lastsweet ey S SArthur sweet chord it scampered scaper away awayArthur away awayAthur Arthur Athur cor Teal Tel the electrician eletrcian of the opera operahouse operaouEejs house bouses is unwilling un willing to attribute the presence presenceof prenc of the mouse mw to anything except exct accident accidentbut Mldent Mldentbut accidentbut but te there tere are theatergoers theatrgen anyig who Insist Insistthat iit iittha Insistthat that tha the same mouse has been ben seen en on sev several BV BVerl eeveral eral erl occasions ocion te when Padorewski Podlrewskl has hI been beenat beenat beenat at the opera house hou and that tat it Is I evidently evidentlya evidenty evidentya a musical muicl mouse with a a a finely fnly trained ear earmaster earcttc23 wich cttc23 only ony responds rpond to the harmony harny e1 d dmaster 0 0maur maur master pe performersSHOWERED performers performersSHOWERED oners onersSHOWERED SHOWERED WITH FIRE FIREMan FIREMats Man n Ban Rn DUrinK Bazc From Head to t Foot F to t toPolice t tPolice Police Station After Gasoline Expldtionr ExpldtionrAbe El ExptdsIou ExptdsIouAbe Plee StUoD lo loAbe A Ara Abe Brauneteln B tl of of 17 14 Clinton Ctn street streetran st streetran ran ra a I block blk and ad a abaif half h with wtb witbhis his hi whiskers whlskeraand wikrs wikrsand whiskersand and clothing c1ttg afire afre yesterday Yety afternoon afternoonfrom atmon afternooafroii I Ifrom from Max M Eytnans Bysfacry Hynvussfactory factory at at4Q 49 Elizabeth Elizabethstreet Ebtb Ebtbetrt Elizabethstreet street etrt to thr t thElizabeth Elizabeth Ezbtb street str polio plic station stationWhen s stationWhen ti tien When en he burst burt into the police plc stationhe station stationbe stt foot footand and his bislone hislong be was wa blazing blzg from bead bed to bi long beard bad been burned buned to the skill skillCupt akinCupt bn s Cupt bd Brown Brow threw a bucketful bucketul of ofwatet water wateron wateron on Gpt him and wrapped wp him In an overcoat overcoatA overooa A Hudson Hucn street stre hospital hospitl ambulance ambuc was wascalled WI WIcled wascalled called Braunstein will W recover recoverHe rever recoverHe Braunstei cled He was working in Hymens factory flctrywhe flctrywhea when whena workg Hyns a HW4 demijohn of gasoline gasUe exploded explde throw throwing trow trowIng throwjug ing demoh the burning bulng fluid fu all al over him There Therewas Tberewu Therewas was nobody else e1 there at the time timeCLUBMANS tme tmeOLUBV4NS timeCLUBM4NS CLUBMANS AUTO HITS OLD MAJf MAJfEdward MAl MAlEdwrd MA1 MA1Edward Edward Edwrd Cray of Bostnn Olstan Is Thrown Thrw Fromills From Fromtils Fm FmWI ills Car Cr and Slightly Slgty Injured InjuredBOSTOX Injure InjureBOSTO InjuredBosroy BOSTOX June 3 sEdward Edward Gray a well wellknown wel wellImown known kow clubman clubm prominent promet in society soiety here hereand ber berand hereand and at Newport Newor and Narragansett Narra anstt Is at athis a athis his home home1 to Boston Bostn suffering euerlng from fom severe severeinjuries evr evrijues severeinjuries injuries received rooh in an automobile accident accidentat ao at ijues Xorthboro yesterday rday aftemnoon aftemnoonMr ateroon ateroonMr Mr Gray Gry and his driver drver were on their theirway tbel theirway way to Boston and at Northboro they tey ran randown randow randown down dow David M Bailey Biey who is 73 years yearsold yeareold yearsold old Mr rr Bailey was thrown thO 80 0 feet fet and had hadseveral bd bdsveral badseveral several sveral bones Bl y broken On O account ICClt of o his blaage hi hisage age it is feared that bis bisinjurles in injues juries maypTove maypTovefatal my mayjfrovefatal prov fatal fatl Mr r Gray was driving dving the machine machineand moble mobleand machineand and rib was thrown throw out ut breaking brakg at least It aat one onerib oe oerib e erib 0 6 1 STAMPED STAMPED ON O A SHOE SHOEMEANS SHOE 5tIOEMEANS MEANS MENS STANDARD STA DAD OF 01 MERIT MERITTHe MERITThe MERITI I THe Finest Shoes Made MadeAre I Are to Be Found at Our Store Storeand Storeand Storeand and in the Most Extensive Extensive Variety VarietyOnly VarietyOnly Varietyt t 4 Only at great expense and with the grandest material materialand materialand materiala a and most skillful skiful workmanship in connection with wih the most mostfashionable mostI I I fashionable lasts and the largest experience in shoe con 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r P 1 1I w SUNDAY 4190 A i JU9E SUN I f I C 4 l T rI J 1 I U l L Y r11 BRODIE DUKE SEEKS DIYORGa DIYORG DIVOROEl DIVOROElau DIVORCIRt Rt a au UA AS BAD ALICE WEBB W BD WATCHED WATCEEBISCE WATCHEDJNC WATCIJEi i 11 BISCE JNC TUEY TilE PARTED PARTEDPaper PARTEDPapen 1 y SI SIVfai She SheW 81R Paper Served on Her on Friday al R Vfai W Entertn the ii DlJ jjtj a Theater Theater8he Theater8heedh Theatcrtj SI SITried I ISeparation In In8eparaUoD j Tfl Tried edh dt to Serve Illra With Summoni wiimonirV rV Separation prst1on Suit but Job Was Ilungla IlunglaThe lIunlledThe ilunilelm The m spectacular I ectacular troubles of Brodlo I IDuke L LDuke It t Duke the North Carolina tobacconls tobacconlsnd tQbaCCOfl5nd nd his hI wife of a few months Alice All e Web WebDuke WebbTJuke 4 I Duke took on a new phase on Frlda FrldaJets FrIday FrIdayDuke 1 Jets 4 Duke while attending the BIJo BIJoTheater BljouTheter BijoI I Theater waa eervod servO with paper In a eul eulfor suit suitforAbsolute uJ uJt t for forAbsolute absolute divorce divorceThe dIor djvorer e eThe r The marriage of Mrs Webb and Mi MiDuke MrDuke MiJL JL Duke on Dec 19 laM after a aomewhcpeculiar somewhat somewhatpeculiar 1 I peculiar courtship the commitment comn tment c cMr of ofMr cMr orde ordeiMUed orderISlUed ordec Mr Duke ill as an insane person on an c iMUed by Juatko TruaX his removal fror frorthe fromtbe frorI the Park Avenue Hotel where he wn wnliving WM WMIIvins wat t I living with his bride to Bollevue Hoeplta Hoepltawhere Hospltalwbere HopItni i where 12000 In bonds and a 1 largo amour amourID amount amountIn amourg g I ID j cash wero found on his hl person his aubse aubsequent i9ubsequellt ubscl l quent transfer to l Sirtford SlI ord Hall UallSaDlllorlum UallSaDlllorlumIn Sanatorium SanatoriumIn iI t In Flushing and his release were wero sprea spreabefore spread spreadbefore spreaQ Q before the public at much length from da dato day daytl daL L j1 to tl 1 day da ns the events developed developedMr deveIopdit7 admitted mltttd the lefraUt lefraUtof loalityIf it7 i Mr Duke has tacitly a 1 of If the marrloso marrIa contract which at fire fireIt first firstIt tr trTj Tj It waa wa intended ehould l he e attacked as voi voion old oldon 4 on the round that Mr Duke was not InM in incondition a acondition M condition to make such a contiact 0 0hi Of Ofh1t oI I hi his new ew suit ult bis ia lawyer awer Charapo 8 Andrew AndrewBald Andrewssaid incirewi Bald yesterday yesterdayI i I I regret very much that the fact ha habeen baa baaheeD habeen been made public that Mr Duke ha habrought bae baebroughtllllit habroughtatlit brought broughtllllit suit or divorce Now that it t ha habecome haeoome haI I become eoome public however I can only onlyadmit onlyadmittbat admi admithat 4 that it to quite true It la b also true tha thahis that thathla thaI I j his family have dropped all proceeding proceedingAgainst ProcefcllngsAIlnstMr proceedingti ti t Against AIlnstMr Mr Duke DukeFronvlhe Du DuJIrorri DukeN N t Fronvlhe JIrorri 1i8 time tim Mra nj Duke left New Ne ew Yor Yorlri Yorwe York Yorke ri we e beard from hor from time to time Th Thftlei Iha IhalUe 1 ftlei lUe of the newcpapers new palers will give n prctl prctlcorrect prcttyrorrect pretit t correct r rejport port 0 of her movement 1 be believe belJeve ber r lieve She went to New Orearw I ati atiinformed am amI axit it informed I thence then e to Texas and thence ti tiChicago to toCblcago 1 Chicago Sfho arrived hero in New Yor Yoronly Yorkonl YoronysotUne only onl onysotUne a thoft bof time tl e ago ag and nd on Friday trlC lY even evening ovenInltb evenI I IIi lug Inltb the th paper pr r rs were served li rvoo upon her Th Thpapers Tbi Ihe Ihepap i pap papers Ipt Lpthcase ptho e case I8e have not yet been filed filedbut filedbut filedIi Ii but the tb ttrL trial 1 If thereis tbcre Ie a trial will UI taI tnkplace take takepl taIU U pl place e b hire hreIn re in New York YorkThree York1JtrOedays YorkI I Three 1JtrOedays brOedaysago days ago in Durham DurhamN N C th thUurfle the thetJm tbft ft c Uurfle tJm e orifdnil rigin J notes given by Mr Duko t tMM to toMnL tf f MM Duke uk In connection conno tlon with some allegei allegeitobacco alleiecltob ailegeei ei I tob tobacco lcoldni1a lands transaction in whkh whl h ehi ehiurRorted ehePurPorted ehii i PurPorted to be engaged were presentee presenteeneaped lrCJcnted lrCJcntedat Ircntet Of OfC0U 0 0I at t the tie Durham bank for colletion C0U coutme 8 they were not paId They repre repreNI1 reproj I neaped NI1 a total totalwere or about 15000 There Theretwo ThenI I j were two Bets of thoao noted The fira firawere firdt firdtwere tirtrI were ffnnto nto Mrs Duke by Mr Duke Dukeand Dukeand Duke1jt 1jt rI l and kept by her for or a time when ehoohIa sheoh sheohtalned1 ehe oh ohtaJnd Ia talned1 duplicates made Qut so as to bi bimore be belUore bel1 l1 more readily negotiable ny her Pay Payment Payment Payment ment of this so eeond ond group of notes van vanenjoined Wille waxls ls Ii enjoined e olned by the courts we e heard nothing nothingof t of the first group until they turned up ai aiDurham at atDurham atDurhaxn Durham this week as I have said saidW saldWe saidttr ttr I W We bad our choice of proceeding again agab181 agab181I si siMra litMR I Mra Mr Duke either for annulmei t of the mar marflag marrIa mart t rIa flag or for divorce We obese the divorceJ divorce divorcemethod divorcemttbod J method as the simpler acd xd more direct directMra directMr directMn I Mra Mr Dukes pukes movtcaerts hove been kcrl kcrlucder kfJttmder kqtJ J 1 ucder pretty elcse supervision ard the theparticular theIJUtlouIar theI I particular case we have chosen to brirg brirgon brio brirgthe g gibe the prooeedlogtS upon 18 her cordcct Iri Iritho int t the early part of May on a lleepiog car caron 11 on the Grand Trurk Railway I have haveheardnothing haTeheardnothlng barev v heardnothing from the deferdant In this thiseaee 4 case or from her coweel 1 since i the i iwere papers paperst JoperaWen t were served d upon her herThoe herTb herI I Thou Tb who were wr acting for Mr Duke Dukefoutd DukefOUId 4 fouzdoutaomettnieaio foutd out Clut60me some time ago through telegrntne telegrntnefrom telegrn telegmrnet ms msfrom t from Chicago that the be was comineto New NewYork NewYork NewYork York It w was s artlcipated that she would wouldcommnr wouldrommurlcilt 1 rommurlcilt commnr mnwicataw1th ici te with her berlawyen lawyer The offices officetof omceel of Levy 4 6 Urjrer were watched and on onThursday onThundaJ onIt It l Thursday hat aat she appeared there From Fromthat Fromix Fromthat ix t that time on she was as trailed urtll Friday Fridayeverlrrg Fridayevertrr Fridaye e evertrr everlrrg when acccrnraBl d by orcther orctherwoman arotherwoman aretherF F woman she wert to the Bijou Theater TheaterJuitaa 1l1M ater aterJuataa 1 Juitaa Just i she ertered e1tel d the vestibule the papers paperswere paperswere papers4t 4t were barded to her She became verymuch very Vlrymuch verymuch much excited ezcl wccpirg loudly ard apppr appprentJy apprertty 4 entJy being ber g on the verge Tfr of hysterics She Shecalmed SheaIol1 SheI I calmed aIol1 ed down however and wert on IT trto trtothe ittothe to tothe the theater where she cat through thei the theplay tbeplaY i play playAbraham Abraham Levy of the theflnn firm of Levy Levyj 4 4Unrer 6 6Unler j Unrer raid Te6t Teetma Tdav that Mrs Duke Dukecalled Ifukerailed Duker r called at his office on Thursday and wished wishedhim willhedhim wishedhm him to po o on ot with certain business hu lnet6 which whichfor whichlor whicht1 for the time Mr Levy declined to do doI doIlrno doi t1 i I Ilrno know nothlnr about the divorce pro proceedings pro procerolnRS pror r ceedings except what I have heard from fromoutftlde fromoutliide fromt t outftlde BourceB xoure paid Mr Levy yesterday yesterdayMr y ttrday ttrdayMI i Mr Duke has not Ix I been ftn n here since Thurs Thursday Thu Thuday Thursday day nor have we heard from her in any anywaySince anyayeince anyitt itt waySince Wy cmos then thenAfter tbenAfter thenJft Jft I After Mr Duke was released from the thepaoatoriura thopallatorlum 2 paoatoriura he went to Ashury Park All Allthe Allthe Allr the time he was l8 there he was wa under the sur surveillance surveUlanoo stirI r I veillance vejjl of alienists who wero rrady to totestify tote totuf7 testify te tUy at the end of the three months conixtant con constant oonAtant stant observation of him at Asbury Asbury that he hewas hewal bekl kl was entirely pt otind mind HU disappearance disap diapraIre dlAaprearance pearance raIre from 4sb sb ry was wa as sudden and anddramatic andA 4 A dramatic While hlI he was there Mrs Duke Dukethrough Dukethroulh DukeI1 I1 through Levy 4 Uncer Un er undertook to Insti Institute Institute inatiN N tute proceedings procee LeVVd In aralnst him for a Icpal Icpaleparatloft lelolteparatlon leralseparation separation and alimony Mr Duke was wasunder WI1 WI1under wasi i under strict Instructions from his lawyers lawyersto to receive no papers whatever whateverHe He was living at the Marlborough Hotel Hoteland Hotelan and an w w1en wben ien the process procet server from fromt Levy Levyt1 t1 t Unger arrived was at dinner in company companywith companwith ompanywith with a physician who was wn constantly with withhim withblm wit witL1y L1y him 3Te e process I1rf server pave tf tIe o pnrers pnrerswhich pnrcllWllch 1 which were in a sealed envelope f elor to t o t thJ o Lend liendwaiter Lendr rad radwalter r waiter The Th head waiter landed tlo rn envelope rnelope rnvelope velope to Mr Duke who without looking lookingat Jooldn Jooldnat at it handed It to the phvMcbn p p1 lcl8n 1ho 1hor 4 t r f rrfieian vficlan saw the firm nanm Lovy A Atfnger 1 1Unger tii ii tfnger on the envelope In elope Houut the en envelope pnelope entit tit elope In his hi pocket and told Mr tr Duke Duketo Duketo Dukeii ii to pet ret out of o the dining room and out of ofthe ofthe 1 1 the hotel ns soon soonM as possible n Mlhlp and to UFO UFOback UFeback 1 back doors in both exits This 1 Mr DiiVe DiiVedid DI e edid 14 did and from fromthat that time en In the Marlborough MarjhoroueliHotel MarlboroughI llarhorouRhHotel I Hotel knew him 1m no more HB and tho thophysician thophyBirtan I physician py ltlan vanished from As Asb11ry bury that night nightand nlgbtandhave nightI and andhave have never teen there flnco flncoIf fln Fincoi o oIf I i If that proofs prO B wer Herter er bad been from fromour fromour fromt t 1 our office puld eid Mr Levy IAI yesterday those thosepapers tt01epapelll thosepapers papers would have pa hepti served We had padto hadq to rely reI on local talent and the th e service servicefailc4 senicelat1 servicel q failc4 failc4Mr lat1 i iMr Mr Dvkp U I now living entirely alone aloneo iI l eo o far as Hs 11 is family are concerned in his hisUrge hl hllarge hislarge large and very Yerycostly costly mansion in Durham DurhamTORXADOSWEPT DurhamTOn DurhamTOftN4D0SWgPT TORXADOSWEPT TOn WOSJrRPT CITY FLOODED FLOODEDBorder 1LOODED1Dder FLOODEDI FLOODEDSflyder Border Okla necoverlnn flce orlnll erln From the tlirWlnditorm thl1tlnd theWIndstormIIasnotber I Wlnditorm 1tlnd WIndstormIIasnotber torm Uai Il ivnother n t 1er Severe fielbaok fielbaokSNTDKB fl SetbeckJ J SNTDKB 8 DEa Okja June June8Tbla 8 This city which whichis whlcbJuet 19 is Just recovering from the effects of the thetornado thetomw ther r tornado whlcb swept Iwepthundreds hundreds of homes homesto homesto to ruin a few week ago ag has been flooded floodedby floodedbTolollrihm flceciii i by bTolollrihm a cloudburst t which whl h 1 hills turned the wreck wreckrtrewn wreckIItnWD wrecktitrewn rtrewn townsite Into Into1I int d d lake Scores of ofpeople ofpeople ofpeople people who a few weeks ago lost their theirhomee theirhomes homes homeand and families are today batting battingagainst hattingagainst against Inet the water and women and children childrenare I are being rescued r eued from rromftoatlng float floating in t houses and andtaken andtaken andtaken taken tu places of eafety It is net yet yetknown yetknown yetkaown known whether therebaa tbefe u been any loss 1011 of life lifei i UfaThe The ood will cause jhuch suffering as asthe 88tbe asthe the commissary eommJesary department established for forthe forthe forthe the relief of the tornado victims has been beenooded flooded and the frod supply Is ruined News Newaof Newsof ell ellof of this aeccnd misfortune rnL fortune has been cent out outand outand outand and assistance is expected from the ad adj adjjseent jacent townsSTOOD towns toWPRnoon towpiSTOOD STOOD IA PATH ln OF WAGON IT4G0VLittle W WAGONLittle AGO AGOLltUe Little DoVPxralKed DOr ral7ed by Hanger Knocked KnockedD Knoek KnockedUon d dDo D Do Uon r n and Killed KilledA 1111 ed edhro A two horse truck going through SpringStreet Spring Springctreet Springatreet Street yesterday Ye rday afternoon scattered 04tter da dadozen a adozen aI I dozen boys playing ball in front of of 337 337Fouryearold 337Fouryealok 337I I I Fouryearold Cornelius Brody who lived livedat livedat livedIL at Ut Varick atrt street 8tr t was ecared and stood stoodtill stoodUlI stoodHhl till In tke middle of the street John Me McC McCaie Cab e of 8 Vardam sirL1m street who was dbrtvln drhrin drivini the truck tiied to rUU pull up but the theolee horse olee weregoingtop were gcng too fast fill 1The 1b bo horses 8truokUJe ttruck the child and knocked knockedI I es down TIe Ii e wacon agon poNied over 1tJ 1tJWVOLDd ib ibLi Li bOd7Ifld5W83de55weflFewuplcked bOd7Ifld5W83de55weflFewuplckedie WVOLDd l1ewas dead whn be wu picked pickedp p ie 4 u A A TRANSFERGRAFT TRASTBR RAT SCHOOL soaooMen SCHOOLIIlen o1oui o1ouiMen I Men Ednoated Ednoa to 0 Cbat Cb Railroad Co Copaulei Com Compaule CalPactel paulei 1 by frandufenf 1in du eni Trantf TranJfen TranJfenaenoralBup en eraflenortl enGeneral General aenoralBup Superintendent rln ndent AlbertlS Albert a Btanl Btanlof Stanley Stanleyof Btsniof of tb tbs Publlo Service Corporatlda of ofNd ofNdJersey Ki KiJersey New NewJeJIICY Jersey eald yesterday that several oc ocductors con conductora ccductors ductors and others not connected conneo d in a away any anyway away way with the trolley service servi haw confess confessto confessed confessedto to the part they have taken In the wholes wholesplot wholesale wholesaleplot who1esplot plot to cheat ebc at the company by b means n u s ofuse of f t tuse tbe tbeU8 use U8 of fraudulent transfer tickets Sot 801of Bome Bomeof Sotof of the confessions were mado when t tdishonest the thedlsbonest t tdishonest dishonest persona discovered that a ahad w whad b bhad had been woven around them by dettcth detcottvengaged dettcthengaged detectives detectivesengaged engaged in unearthing the frauds T Tconfessions The Theconfeealons Tconfesalons confessions it Is understood materia materiaassisted ma materiaassisted rlally rlallyI1lI8lsttd assisted the investigators rs in learning t tIdentities the theId 1Identities Id Identities ntltlts of some of the principal perso persoIn peraons peraonsIn In tho conspiracy conspiracyMr Mr Stanley said that the Public Servi ServiCorporation Service ServiceCorporation ServiCorporation Corporation wasnt the only company compaithat companythat compalthat that has suffered at the hands of dlshone dlshoneemployees dlshoneostemployes dishoncemployees employees with the connivance connl co of outsiders outeideiHe outsidersBe outsidellie He says the same system of robbery e etefidij ex extetld etettd3 tefidij tetld to rriany many trplhy lines IIMsln In Intho the cpuntry cpuntry0ir cpuntry0lJ cpuntryOur Our investigations Invl 5tiltat1a S he hes hesai1show Bald d shoyr sbo th ththe that thatthe tht thtthe the conspiracy lakes kos In at a least l st two of tl tlprominent the thepron LIprcminnt prominent pron n ntfltf4m steam roads hero andn the EatOne Eat EestOne EasOne One of r them U I tho Erie I will not me tic ticthe tl tlthe I Ithe the other otherat at this time Thesft The read hai haibeen hao haobeen ha habeen been plundered plunderdby by means of fraudulent an andoctored and anddoctored andoctored doctored tickets through the oonnhonc oonnhoncof of employees Wo have communicate communicatewith pammU pomrntnicatewith cated catedwith with the olficlals of these roadd roaddiho ro ro1ho roadaiho iho trolley trollo ofllcials have evidence that thatgang thatgang 1 I Igang gang of men had ha a school of instruction lDtru tln1n L LNow bow I Iow Now ow York tram which agents expert oU o on ontile athe U tile e suuject of wonting 4raudulettt traa traatere traIUlerI tranlers tere are teat nt to dlaerent oltiej Iorthe or the puj pujptiae pWpOI pu1JJbe ptiae pOI lJ of orniptlng etnploroed and teaol teaoluig teaobUlg teactug tug them nuw tu steal cjt l irOmtne xr xntne companu companuwiui OJl11p1Uliat GpaatxuI wiui xuI 111 toe least fear of detection detectionnit 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Conferring of decrees and award awardf awardaof of f nouori ualvrrslly gymnasIum gymnulumlaoP gymnasIumMMumnlIuncbeon3 mnulum mnulumt30I laoP M MMumnlIuncbeon3 MMumnlIuncbeon3tao AlumnJ lumnlluncbrollJ luncheons tao 9001 I M ItAMoelate Associate alumna reception Darnar Darnarlolltfe BarnudfOlleee BarnarioIIere fOlleee lolltfe butUicss b al1US meeUnc Alumnf Alumn oi O Teacncl TeacnclOlftM TcacIxezOfp OlftM OlftM4VQ Ofp 4VQ P M I Alumni lumnI satan ss mc South FWd 7 1i o P pfAnlllyu MI Aanlversan arydlnner dinner OtniTe elasse 6 iaaea a aolumbta aolumbII of ofColumbia Columbia Collere University Hall 1111toOO Itallioao 1000 f 1 MW I decennial Unelpe UDlyenlt UDlyenltISJ1 UOlversltyau UntversitfalIi ISJ1 au I auAmong Among the interesting features of tbi tbiomroen tbe tbecommencement thommencemont commencement omroen cement exerefaes willbe wIU Uiewwan Uiewwanf theo warct warctat at f the Barnard medal for scientific s ect ntlfio work workM work1l worki 1l i Ii pri prize e Is 8 a gold M medal and and la 8 award awardbl awarded awardedqulnqu awardecWnqunnniafly qulnqu Wnqunnniafly nn lany for IIUO1 suoi cll300very In pbysl pbyslClal phystcl Clal bl or astronomical science or suchnove suchnoveppllcation such novo novoppllcatlon noel noelapplication application of ecience to purposes bene benecul benefic boneLculto fic Lculto cul l to the thehursian human race as in tLe judgment judgmentf of f the National Academy of Science of tin tinfoiled tinYnited J foiled States shall be esteemed most worth worthf wortby wortbyof wortb3f of f such uch honor In 1895 two cooler were werepreented werera4ented preented ra4ented to Lord ftyleIgh ylelgh F R S and andSir nnc nncIii Sir Iii WlU11m Ram IlatnAay aY F R B late prOd predeni dent dentof of 1 the Socletyof Society of hemlcal Ind1Litry In 1900 900 the medal was WIl presented pr entod to Proftilhelm Prof ProfVilhelm ProfWilhelm Vilhelm Konrad von ROntgen ROntgenThe R ntgen ntgen1he ntgenThe The faculty f eulty marehnls for the commence commencerient commenmenl commencerient rient have teen appointed ns follows followsCdwnrd followsEdwllrd follow8dward Cdwnrd F Weeks 69 Chalmen Wood Woodel WoodSr Sr r 75 T J Okey Ithlnelnndor 78 W WFe1owe We1owe4 Fe1owe el owei Morgan SO Herlert L atterlee 8tterlee83WUllam StterleetWlllbtrn 83WUllam 3 William T 1 lawson R s2 2 Grant Squires Squirest5 85 5 J V Bouvler 86 Henry S Harper Harpera 88 a William Mill Jicae 90 Victor W Wlungerford WHungerford tVlungerford lungerford 95 5 Ellery O Anderson 98 98ienry tSlenry 18 18Henry Henry Starr Oiddings 190 Reuben A AYCHIG AMeyers Aleyers Meyers 02 IlWrlson Idggol 03 03Lr 01rNciiixa Lr YCHIG ClIIXG AROUSES ArUsEs GOVERNOR dOVERXORlob GOJER On OnIob lob String Ui V a Negro xeiro Who killed Killed a WhH WhHAlan imlttMan Alan Ian by b Accident AccidentNEW AeeldentNEW AccidentNaw NEW OBWEANS June 3 SGO Gov Blancharday Blanchard Blanchardtoday Blanchardaday today day telegraphed to the Sheriff and Dill Dlsict Dilltrlct Disriot trlct riot Attorney of Pointe Coupee parish parishvlllng parltihcAlllng parishailing vlllng upon them for a full report regard regardjg regardIng Ing jg tho lynching of the negro Henry Washigton Wash WlI6bIngton Washgton Ington igton at Morgarisea Morgal seB and ordering then thenprovide Ihemto themprovide to provide ample protection for the four fouther fourother fourtixer other negroes now in the parish Jail a aIef at atNe ates Ne Ief es Roads who were with Washington Wa blngton ai ailie at atthe atlie the lie time of the lynching and were threat threatned threatened threatned ened ned with death by the mob The Governor Governoiffered GoernorolTered GovernortYared iffered the Sheriff all the troops he ma maeed may mayneed mayeed need eed to preserve order and announced announcedis announcedhie hie is determination to bring to justice theen the thiien themen men ien en engaged in the lynching lynchingThe lynchingThe lynchingThe The trouble arono ovir Ol a quarrel between botweerband betweena betweenband a band of negro musicians from Natchez Natchezlias Natchezlisa atchezltlss lisa and a negro on the Lecour plantatioxhe plantation plantationhe plantationTho Tho he lattor feared that the musicians would woulcroylay wouldwalay wouldayiay roylay and ai1 J attack him and induced liii liiimployer hl8 hl8employer hismployer mployer fcrncst lm rneat et Lacour to protect him hitrn himon on n hid ways a home The five musicianiid musiciani musIclanlldid tnuaIcIarId did id waylay him and firing on him hi in killed killetACOUT killedLacour killedacour Lacour ACOUT by b mistake The negroes were wertrrested werenrrosted wererrested rrested at a Moreansea MoreanseaA Mor ansea anseaA A mob of several hundred men m broke brokrito brokeInto brokeito Into ito the jail and took Washington who k kuppoeed isupposed IaIIUPp48ed uppoeed to have fired tha shot and hanged hangedilni hangedhim him ilni from a tree There was a disposition dispositiont at t lInt to bang all the negroes but the thether theothor thethor thor four members of the gang werepared were weroIIpared werepared pared and turned over to the pariah jail jailt jailat Jailt at t t New Roads The negroes claim that thatlie thattho thatle tho lie le killing of Lacour was an accident accidentWOWXED accident1ROWED t tDnOWoED WOWXED L IN CRAXUERRY CIi IJEnIlY LAKE LAKEdward IAKEIdward LAKEdward dward lloyi a notion Lumber Merchant MerchantLoses MerthatLoses ItrchaltLOIIC8 Loses Hit Ill Lire While Flitilng FlitilngUTICA FflblnlrUTICA EftblnUTICA UTICA June 3 3N 3News News w reached here to toay toclay toay clay ay of the drowning Thursday in Cranberry CranberrjakelntbeAdlrondaoksof CranberryLAke Cranberryalec LAke akelntbeAdlrondaoksof alec In the Adlrol1daDksol Edward Roys i iimber a alumber aIn3ber lumber merchant of BostonMass Mr MrRoys MrRoysi Itoy ItoyI In I i company with C TV Manning ofNev ofNevork of New NewYork Nework York ork also also a lumber merchant went wentinto into Uu Uuoods Ulewoods therooth woods oods and stopped at I t Nunns Inn rnnTbun rnnTbunday Tours Toursay Thursayt day ayt ay in company with Archie Howland i iThey a aguide aulde guide ulde the two men started on a ftlhlng trip trp They had proceeded about five mil milom miles ml1efrom milesrom from om the inn and were fishing tl hing on John Johnond JobnsPond Johnsmid Pond mid when the bQat capsized and they were wcrirown werethrown wererown thrown irown into the water Manning ant antowlond and and1I0wiand andlowland lowland started to swim for the shore am am1th anq anqwltb ancith wltb 1th some difficulty reached land Roys Roysho Roysho Boysho ho was an excellent swimmer swlmmeJ took only i iovored a a1w few 1w strokes and then sank 111s body wu wurtIoov wasloovered rtIoov loovered looveredGreene ovored ovoredGreene rcd rcdGreene Greene County tlbertrr berlff MlislnB MlislnBCATSKILL 1111I1nlCATSKILL MluiniCarsaiLt CATSKILL K Y June Scbarlee Charles A Aost APOet Abat POet bat 67 17 years old Sheriff of this county countyft countyleft left ft his apartments In the jail early ear on onThur onThursy Thurs Thursly Thursclay clay ly rcornlng no ning and his whereabouts isun isunnown fSllnknown Isunnown known nown Hl His son Under Sheriff Abram Abramost AbramPoat Abramoat Poat oat with Chief of Police Bates and a Burn Burner munber auntSr ber er of hl his men Is searching the country countrye Ide de for the missing man Itfl It Is thought thoughthie hie L nind Ind badbcome bad become ulllltttJedpartl1 unsitUedpartiyverhe ver verUJe UJe he e sale a afew few fe Weeks wee ago of the t thich t8n4on t8n4onwhlth fsrnt on onWeb whlth Web he hewai was born and on which he h bad lived UvedXb Xb mtlffi l 11 I i 11 l REV iEv DR THOMAS THOIASRIOBEY RICHEYDEi RICHEYDEiSI DEAD DEADn SI YEARS I IN GENERAL THEOLOI THEOLOICAL THEOL4MICAL lBEOLOGICtL CAL SEMINARY FACULTY FACULTYThree F FACIlITYThree ClLlY ClLlYThree Three Team Ye n Ago the Trustees CI Liked Atkedto 4tk IhD IhDt4 U Uto to t4 neilcn on Account of Hla Age Se a aInflrmltlMbutHe and andInnrmlUee aInflrnalUeabuVHe InflrmltlMbutHe InnrmlUee but He Wouldnt and Dldi DldiKmtrltoi DldnEmerttUl DidiEmeritus Emeritus Profegsorliten frofeOor Profe arftllen When IteDle IteDleThe He OK OKThe DIM DIMThe The Rev Dr Thomas Richey ornerit orneritprofessor emeritus emeritusprof6880r omeritprofessor professor of ecclesiastical history at ttbe ttbeGeneral t tGeneral tOenerai General Theological Seminary Semlnuyd1ed died yeat yeetcday yeatday yeeter yeeterday day at his apartments apartJpentsln In Chelsea Court Courtthe Courtthe at attbe the age of 017 017Dr ofDr 73 73Dr Dr Richey was born on NOT ov 1 1831Newry 1831 1831iNewry In InNewry Newry Ireland He attended the Goner GenciAssembly General GeneralAssembly GonerAssembly Assembly College In Belfast and Queer QueerCollege Queens QueensCollege QueerCollege College in the same city and came to t tUnited the theUnited tUnited United States when be waa w las about 1 IB yea yeaof years yearsof yesof of age He was graduated from St Jarne JarneCollege JalIlNCollege JaznCollege College at Hgeratown HB eratoWD Md and from t tGeneral ti tiGeneral e eOeneral General Theological Theol ilcal Seminary with ith the cia cltof cl ciaof tl tlof of 54 5 The eameyear same yearbe he was w uordalnedM uordalnedMdellOOn ordained ordaineddeacon ordalnedideitcon deacon Some years afterward Union Colle Collegave College Collegegavo Coileigave gave him the degree degreoof of doctor of ofdlv1n1ty ofdlv1n1tyFrom divinity divinityFrom divinityFrom From 1654 I until 1658 Dr Richey wu wureclor wm wmrector r rrector rector of St Lukes Church Catskill N NHe NHe y yHe He left St Lukod to go to Mount Calva Calvaat CalvllJy CalvllJyat Calvarat at Baltimore where be remained until untl1l8 180 180For 186For 2 2For For tho following two years eara he was warckof warden wardenof wardeof of St Stephen College at AnnanJaleN AnnanJaleNHo y yHe Ho was professor of ecclesiastical hlatoi hlatoiat history historyat blatorat at the Seabury Divinity School Faribaul FaribaulMinn Farlbau1tMinn FaribaulMInn Minn from 1849 18 9 until 1878 1878His 1878Hi8connectlon 1878His His Hi8connectlon connection with the General The Thelogical Theological Theelogical logical 8 jmlnary as a member of the facult facultdated faculty facultydated facultdated dated from 1878 when he was made pro peefeesor prcfeesor proleeeor feesor of ecclesiastical history historyIn In May 1902 IQ Dr hlchey who was the tbopast tbon tbonpllSt thepast past seventy years eara of age was asked t tresign to toresign tresign resign by the board of trustees of the Get Geteral OeneralTheologlnl Geeeral eral eralTheologlnl Theological Sjmii SJmlnary Bishop L Llngtonj Wortb WortbIngton Vort1lngtou Ington lngtonj of f SebrasKa SebrasKanent e r8 Ka liIlJhop Doano of Al Albany Albatty batty Blsbop S ymour of fjprlngtleld III IIIthe Illthe the 1tcv He Dr irgan organ Dix Rnu ther proml promlnellt prozulnent nent Bishops ann d dixiltarics nitnrlw of tho Eplicopal Epli EplslOP Epst copal lOP t ll Church took the It omd 0 md that D DRichey Dr DrRlcb DrRicbey Richey Rlcb y was too agel agelnnd and Inurm Inirm to perform gerforrpreferred performpruper1 erforr erforrproperiy pruper1 the cull cuties of h8 chair charge chargeprelerred K Kpreferred preferred against him stated that ho ha haremained had hadrelIUllned haremained remained away from lectures and had bee beeabsent been beenabtlent beeabsent absent from uuty uut for weeks at a time timeDr timeDr timeDr Dr Rbhey who was ill at homo at th thtime tin tholIne tintiite time sent a letter to tho ineeiig of th thtrustees the tbtrustees I Itrustees trustees saving I ill not get put out H Hdciisd 1e 1ederl3CI Hdctisd dciisd vljorously that Mi tI faoul faeullJd IM wer werInpalrsd wereln werinalr3l Inpalrsd ln alr3c1 Ho ownred red the trjfiteos tha thaho thatho thaho ho felt it 11 111 duty to com contitue hue the worl worlthat workthat worlthat that ho had boon engaged In f fr r about i iqufrif a aqllErtrr I IqUirr qufrif qUirr r of a centtrv at the semi ary aryThe ar ar1ho aryThe The lulJent bli lent exii ed comment all ove ovethe overthe ovethe the country at the time Dr RIchqy hai haistudents had hadno hano no lack IJf jf auppc rt TllrIIe dl dii 11 I Istudents y ystudents students that were ue graduated May 14 lOo lOoIrom 19V2 19V2Irom 1DiIrons Irom the sen in 1IJ1 ry went in a body to thi thihome the thehome thlhome home of Dr RUhey U hey and aMired him tha thathe thattho thathe the students tudents of the iiuttitution old ld not ap approve approve approve prove of the action of the faculty Score Scoreof ScorCtJof Scoreof of alumni dissenting members of the boarof boar board boardof boariof of trrseea trrs tCt and prorinent Episcopal E hcopal clergy clergymen derltYmen clergymen men also called on Dr Richey and promlsx promlsxhim promts3d111m promisLlm him their suppcrt and sympathy Ihi Ihimatfer 1hematCer Ihiinatfer matfer wan finally arranged amlcabl amlcabland amicably amicablyand amicabland and Dr Richey retired on an emeritui emerituiprcfessorsl emelltuaprofcssorsl emerituprcfessorai prcfessorsl I IDr ip Dr Richey was tIlI a man of great popu popularity p populaxity pu puIsrity laxity among hH hi students They Ukr Ukrhim Ilktd Ilktdblm Ukehim him for hU hi pungency and his faculty fo fomaking for formaking fomaking making dull things interesting A remark rnarIonce remarlonce remarkODce once made in class clIIII by Dr Klchey nlcheysurvloo nlcheysurvlooamong survive surviveamong etuvivecamong among the ctudents The doctor was talk talkIng tallcInlt talking Ing about the Church in the time of Con Conitantlno ConIItantlne Constantino itantlno itantlnoVouknow IItantlneYou stantinoYouknow Vouknow You Jmow how it is It Mid he in the therogue thobrogue thebrogue brogue rogue ho was famous for imitating when wheirer whenyer whezer yer rer er vlsitin at a house an catin alln sometlmei sometlmeiiverytilng sOmttlmfveryth uometimeitverytbing iverytilng veryth 1g is movin moInflr first t the head of thlouse th the thehoUile tinhouse house louse will jump up ard mo moO e around therthe ther therhe thenthe the he wife will get up and move arouij arouijhen arowdtben arouidthen hen all the children will get up and move moviroutd moea movesronnd a routd then everybody e rybody will be movin movinrourd mavinrourd movinrourd rourd andround and rourd and rd that Is the way thiChurch th thlhurch the theChurcb Church was wa In Constantines tlme timeHe tlmeHe tlmeHe He was well known as 8 a religious author author3e authorBe Ii IiHe 3e prabli pubJhtdTruthld hrdTnith ard Counter Truth Tnith1n In n 1869 The ThoNloazie Nloaue ICOlle Creed OIK 8I axd cJ the Fillociuen Filloque In n 1884 1884ard and Vol 1 IIn In the Parables of Jesus Jesusn JeHusin in In n 1E85 lE8 Fo a number of OftllTS years he was wasrequent wasrreouentoontributor a afreQuent freQuent rreouentoontributor contributor to the then famou famoullgiouri famolrellglolJ famotireligious rellglolJ religious periodical rlodlca1 printed in Utica th thjhvrrh tin IbeChurch tinhureh Church Ecltttic EclttticDrRlchey RclecticDrTtichey EcltcticDrnlehey DrRlchey leaves a widow and five children childrenwo ChUdrentwo childrenLwo two wo sons and three daughters Tho Rov RovUban Ro RoAlban 1kwAlitan Uban Richoy is a minister nt Trinity Chapel ChapelThe ChapeJThe Chapelrho The Rev Re Francis H Richoy Is the rector rectoiif rectorof of if f an Episcopal Church at Palatka Fin FloSeabury FlaThe FinThe The clau daughters l tera are Mrs SAmuel Sfoatury Sfoaturywlf Seaturywife wlf wife of Justice Seabury Mi MilOrthTop Mrs Howard HowardNorthrop Ilownrc Ilownrcortbro Northrop ortbro of Chicago aid Miss Emma D Dlichev DRlchev Dtlchev lichev who lIe at home with her mother motherIrx motherl1N mother1rI4 l1N Irx Emma nuna Ulchoy nicheyrhe The he fumril fune rJI will be held At the Genera Generahcological GenlralTheologlcnl Generarheological hcological Seminary S mlnary next Tuesday after afterr an afteroou r rnoon noon noonGEl oou oouEN GEl r EN v HENRY HE BI v DOYXTOX DEAD DEADiotable DEtDNotable DEADotabIe Notable Career al i a Soldier and Newipape NewipapeCorrespondent Newlpaprrrrelpondent ewspaper ewspaperCorrespondent Correspondent CorrespondentWASHINOTOM CorrespondentWanioo rrelpondentW WASHINOTOM W A8IUNOTO June 3 30en Gen Henry Van Vaiess Van VanHes VanEess Hes Eess ess Boynton president of the Cbicka CbickaAuga Chickamauga Cbivknnauga Auga Park Commission CommI lon and of the Wash Washgton WaahIngton Washngton Ington gton school board died in Atlantlo City Cityi CityN N i J at noon today todayGen todayGen todayGon Gen Boynton had a notable career careericth careerboth careerOth both as a a soldier and a newspaper corre correipondent correIIpondept correpondit ipondent As A a soldier he participated partlcipateci In n i some of the most stirring events of the theivil thocivil thelvil civil ivil war and served again In the war with willpain withBpaln with3paln Bpaln pain As a journalist he was intlmatel intlmatelssociated Intimately IntimatelyR8 intimatelyLssoclated R8 ssociated oclated with tho political fTnirs ol olihio of ofOhio ofhlo Ohio his adopted State and with nationalmairs national nationalCoirs IllltianllJallIlrs Coirs ns a Washington newspaper new pnper ccrrc ccrrcipondent correpondent ccrrepondent pondent ipondentSince pondentSince pondentSince Since IBM 188Gen Gen Boynton B0111 ton has hasbeen been engaged engagedi en rgtd rgtdIn In a i newspaper work in Washington and and for forlong fora forlong a long time was the correspondent of the theincinnatl theCincinnati thelnclnnati Cincinnati CommcrcialQateUe and his hisol hispolitical hisolitlcal political olitlcal ol It leal and military n Jltary contributions to that thatlewspaper thatnewspaper thatmewspaper newspaper attracted attention throughout throughouthe the he country COlUi try Subsequent t to that time timeho timeme ho 10 had been tho president lreldellt of the Chlcka Chlckawuga Chlckamauga Chickanauga wuga Park Commission land and It was large largehrough y yhrough ythrough hrough his cCorts and ana and familiarity with withtn wltbitA wit witin itA tn needs that many of the improvements improvementsi In i that military reservation reeerva tlon have hll ve been beenWe beenmade beenundo made We Gen Boynton also a lo took an active activeiterest activeIntereet activeatereat iterest in District of Columbia oafrsnd offalrs offalrsnd a fa Ir Irand and nd until recently was president pl sldent of the theloard theBoard thebard Board of Education which position be was wasompelled wasoompelled wasomnpelied ompelled to relinquish on acoount of ofailing offallln ofailing fallln ailing j health healthFitted bealth11tted healthFitted Fitted by education and training for a amilitary amilitary anilitary military career Gen Boynton entered enteredhe enteredthe enteredhe the he civil war at the beginning of that con conAJD confllct conLot fllct Lot be betIIg Inwar g commlAAloned Major or the tben tbeAn theAu n AJD Au Extension ExtensionTelephone ExtensionTelephone ExtensionTelephone Telephone Telephoneis is now offered in Manhattan Manhattanin Manhattaninconn in inconn connection tion with any anyResidence 3I1YResidence anyResidence Residence partyline partylineat at 100 per month monthThii monthnd monthThis This second nd telephone tekphoneisBfcat is isgreat a acrest great convenience convenienceIt It brings telephone service serviceto to the desk the library librarythe Ubr librarythe ry rythe the bedside bedsidewherever bedsidewhereverdesired bedsidewhreyerdered wherever whereverdesired desired desiredIt It saves much time and andmany andmany andmanysteps many manysteps manystepsFor steps stepsFor t tfor For fun inlonriatlon WormIonS inlonriatlonCan lnIor iaUoD iaUoDCall S Call 9119 Cwflaidl CwflaidlU q God DwflH DwflHNew 1 1aw New aw Yerk YorkTe1epase YorkTe1epaseU tclcPaa tclcPaa8tr1l1a U DEY 8tr1l1a RUR D T J Great Notion Sale Commence Week 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WALDORFASTORIA WALDORFA STORI4 STORI4Recently I 5 Recently increased ficllltlesand the occupation of a wider field bv this olestablltbed olestablltbedZ otdestiblJabedhouse o1dtabllslirdhouse Z house necessitate the anno n eJ removal to more commodious quarters quartersA qunhrsi A large stock of Imported merchandise entirely new and especially notable for forbe I Ithe forthe the preponderance pre onderance of moderate priced articles In novel and artistic fonus wID wIDbe wiflbe i be placed on sale Early inspection Is cordially Invited In Ued Uedff ff fff f tf 9f Thlrtynfth Ohio Volunteer Volunt er Infantry H Hwas He Hwas 1 was promoted to LlautcnantColonel L1 ii iiJuly In I IJuly i iJuly July 1803 and commanded the regimen regimenduring regimenduring I during dUl n the Tennessee TpnnPII campaigns He wa wabrevettd wall wallbrevett Wabrevettrd brevettd BrigadierGeneral Brlgadl rOeneral for good con conduct cvnduot ccittduct duct at tho I tattles attics of Chickamauga am amMissionary and andMissionary anMissionary Missionary Ridge RidgoGen RidgeGen RldgoGen Gen Boynton was wa the author of the mos mosnotable mOllt mOlltnotable mosnotable notable of the criticisms called out by Gen GenWilliam GenWilHam GenWilliam William T Shermans 8 prmanliI Memoirs namelyShermans namely nameIyShermanlI namelyShermans Shermans Historical Raid Tho Memoir MemoirIn In the Light of the Record Review RI view Base BaseUpon BaseUpon d dUpon Upon Compilations From the Files of th thr the theWlr tbWar War r OnW OnWThe Offi03 Offi03The omoThe The General was a member of the Societ Societof 80clety 80cletyof Socletof of the Army of the Cumberland waa i imember a amember imember member and at one time the pirsiden pirsidenof of the Gridiron Club of Washington an anwas alId amwas I was U an intimate friend frl nd of the late Presiden PresidentMoKlnley PresidenMcKlnley PresidenMcKinley McKinley He was a native of MaMa Masaaohusetta MaMaohu Massaohusetta ohusetta ohu ette but removed to Ohio when i iyoung a ayoung iyoung young man He was in the seven seTfnttetb seTfnttetby sevenlietiyear let letyrar y year ar of his hi age His wife wifeand and a daughte adaughtesurvive daughtesurvive r rsurvive survive him Obituary Notee NoteeCPt otr otrCapt oteL oteLCapt Capt Douglass Mitchell EUpatrick wh whwa winwas Iho Ihowu wa prominent In business and club circleIn circlein circle clrolelIn In New Orleans Orltansdlod dial there y ytcrda tcrdai H HWM He Hewu Hi Hiwas WM 01 years old and a native ofNew Orleans OrleansHe OrleansHe OrleansHe He entered the Confederate Army Arm at thi thiaeoor tho thoBAli hi hiage BAli aeoor of H 1 rind nerved llere t with distinction through throughout t throughout rouAh rouAhout out the war later he was as a member ef thi thifirm Ut Utflrm thlfirm firm of Jackson KllnatrlckNdealers Kllpatrlck dealers In salt saltIn Nitand saltand and nnally became the heau of the hou houte houtein e eIn In IS74 he commanded the company of Ui UiWhite Ule UleWhlto umi umiWhite White league which defeated the Slat Slatmllltla Stallmilitia StatmilitIa militia and police under Gen Lonsstree tngstreeland Lonsstreeand LrlnllRtreetand and overthrew the Republican State govern governmerit governmeat oern oernment merit lie was appointed United state StatwHubTreasurer 8tatlMHubTrea1lIrer stateitubTreasitrer HubTreasurer by Cleveland In 18H 18J4 holding holdlnthe holdingthe hotdlnthe the offloe for five years el He was presides presidesof of the Chamber of Commerce for ten t n years ysasand yearsand yearRand and wax Y B also organizer and director of tinNew tin theSew tinNew New Orleans carnival and the Mardi Oral Qraiparade Oralparade Graiparado parade paradeJohn paradeJohn paradoJohn John Charles Beslen who died suddenly or orFriday onFriday orFriday Friday afternoon at the borne of his sinter sinterMrs slRterIrs sIsterMrs Mrs Irs J Rich Steers at llye was 118 the youneesson younees yotititeslson ounllest ounllest80n son of Uie Ulolat late J J A O Bealen and a crandror crandrorof arandronof granosor granosorof of Fufreno Kelly 1 Ill Ho was born In this th I ell clttwentyone elltpnlone city citytwentyone twentyone years tIU11 ago and had suffered fiurrer l foi foiycard roryean foiyearA ycard yean from a weakness nf the th heart heartEdwin I1purtEdwin heartEdwin Edwin 11111 for sixteen ICI tlen ye years eul r president prflsldenlof of the First National Bank of IllilnebPck IllilnebPckN N 0 V and a director of the hank for moro mortthe morothan ntorthan than thlrtr years t4rs died on Friday nlllhl at atthe attheage theage the see 01 c cXEW 6 5yars 5yarsNEW years yearsNEJf NEW IXDVSTRIAL PEACE MOVE MOVEPromoter MOVEPromoter UOVEPromoter Promoter Sonllln Here Working orkln on Com CornprehensIe Comprehenslve Comprehen8ht prehenslve ArbltraUon Scheme SchemeTlie Scheme111e SehenieThe The National Peace Association a 1 new nevbody newbody newbody body having hav1n for Its It object the settlement o ostrikes of ofstrikes ofstrikes strikes and lockouts which was formed U Uthe In Inthe intime the West 1s 8 now endeavoring to fontbranches font tormbranches formbranches branches in New York and surrounding surroundinftowns surroundingtowns urroundlngtowns towns P H Scullin of the United Brother Brotherhood Bretherhood Brotherhood hood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Americawho Americaho Americawho who ho started the association is now in thi thicity thlcity thIs thIscity city and will begin work in Manhattan this thisweek thlAweek thisweek week weekIt weekIt weekit It is proposed that part of the plan for forbringing forbrlnplng forbringing bringing about universal industrial peace peaonwill peacewill will 11 be tho passage of a I bill by every StateLrglslature State StateLegislature Stato1P Legislature 1P lslature creating lr tlng a Board of Arbitration Arbitrationand Arbitrationand Arbitrationand and Conciliation for or the determination of ofdifferences ofdifferences ofdilTerencee differences commonly called labor troubles troublesbetween troublesbetwe troublesbetween between betwe en employers mploy and employees employeesIt M MIt It Is 8 not proposed pro C 8ed that the National Pence PenceAssociation PeRceAMoolation PeaceAssociation Association will coulliot with the Civlo CivloFederation Civloteratlon CiviaFederation Federation or become a rival of that body bodyIn bodyIn bodyIn In faol Scullin last week visited the head headquarters headQlIartel8 headqIarters quarters of the Clvio Federation In this thincity thisCity thiscity city and sought the advice of Ralph M MEoaley MEaKley IdEasley Eoaley chairman of ltd executive board boardScullin bollrdScullin boardScuuiin Scullin comes to New York armed with withquantities withquantltlee withqtiantitles quantities of literature about bU bl i plan planHe plnnHe planHe He holds that there U room for many manyarbitration manyarbitration manyarbitration arbitration boards boardsliI1d and In one of his printed printedstatements prlntoiitatement printedstatementS statements which was In circulation yejterj yejterjday ytuterday yeJterC day C lY he declares that tho sooner employers employersand employeraana employersand and employee get It into their beads that thatstrikes thatstrikes thatstrikes strikes and lockouts are played out the thobetter thebetter thebetter better He says thnt there are many em employees employees empioyeee ployees who are willing to treat their em employers employera employers ployers fairly and equitably but they are arehandicapped arehandloopped arehandicapped handicapped by the work of labor agitators agitatorswho agitatorswbo agitatorswho who create disturbance in the labor world worldfor worldfor orld orldlor for their own benefit benefitBy benefitBy benefitBy By his hlaplan plan of creating State boards the theMayor tbeMayor theMayor Mayor if a lookout or strike on a large largescale l largoscale rp rpecale scale was feared could call on the State Stateboard Stateboard Stateboard board to Investigate conditions eonditionsand and If it itwas itwas Itwas was asked to intervene by both sides Idee ll lldecision Its Itedeo1slon Itsdecision decision would be binding for a year yearThough Ye1rThough yearThough Though this is in a measure compulsory compulsoryarbitration compu compulsorysrbitratton ory oryarbitration arbitration no penalties are provided providedSome providedBome providedScene Some of tic Western unions balked at atScuUlns atSculln atSoumline Sculln ScuUlns e plan ftt once because he brfvgs brfvgsChinese brug8CbInOoie brfngsChinese Chinese workmen under its provisions provisionsrhe The same me objection Is raised agjninst it itYork Ithere ithere here and bOllcMthejlre beeidesthejreeent8tate entState Board of ofArbitration ofkrbttratIon Arbitration of Ne New York Is a highly un unopular unpopular tntpopular popular body with the unions un lone Scullin Scullinuoceoded Scullineu Scuulinluoceoded eu uoceoded oeooded last week In forming a branch of ofersey oftbe ofthe the NlItlonal Peace AMooiatlon in New NewJersey SewJersey Jersey ersey How many 11WI Joined It could not be beearned belearo helearned learo earned d tabor leaders Jeader Iea srs hero who were wereen wereBeen weremeets Been en yesterday did not take kindly to the theAXADA theIdM theIdea Idea IdMDANA IdeaEL4AD4 DANA AXADA D TO DEPORT AMERICANS AMERICANSllroftd AUERICANSaaoro41 AMERICANSitanroed aaoro41 llroftd Officers Nabbed ror Evading EvadingAllen EvadlnsAllen EradlogAllen Allen Labor ActOTrAWA Act ActOTTAWA ActOlTAWA OTTAWA Ont June 3 3001 Ool Sherwood Sherwoodead Sherwoodbead Sherwoodtoad bead toad of the Dominion polloe at St Thomas Thomasnt ThomasOnt ThomasDat Ont nt has arroflted two American citizens citizensE Eo E E Cain trainmaster and James Gllbula Gllbulaief Ollbulaoblet Gilbulabief oblet ief deepatcher of the Fire P re Marquette Rail Railad Railroad Railud road ad In connection with the deportation of ofmerlcan 01American ofnterican American o omcera ocers Boers of this line for fouvulollJl 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ofBuildings Building Buildings In tht that borough Fou Four of 4Se 4Seplaintiffs e epllnUlfe pllnUlfe plaintiffs lalntlffi each sue ao for M07ooo 130 20000 for 10 the death deathif det of if r relatives ec and ad the other othe four for InJurUa InJurUauatained IJu injUrleatustalned sutine uatained by themselves themelO It I U I alleged aJae on onhalf ODbhll ottbehalf bhll behalf half of the plalntlffa pllntle plaintiff that tt Su Sueglected Sup Supt Cnla Cnlanegle Collins Collinsaegleoted negle eglected his duty duy In falling lal1 du1 du1inilne duy duly t to e Sr Srmime mime the building budln and ad that such xarntna suminaIOn exmlaM exmlaMton xarntnaIon ame ton Ion would have bn shown Ihown the building bUIC to t M Mrholly t boivholly wholy rholly unfit unft for the te purposes pup a for which whicht wIc It t was Wa used usedBrooklyn tieedBrooklyn u uDrok1 Drok1 Brooklyn Rector Ktr Loses IXI LeeUi M BU Ble BCe BCeThe Hleyele HleyeleThe de deThe The Rev Rv Dr lindaey Jndy Parker Paker rector rt Of Oft Of3t St t Peter Episcopal Epleopal Church Curb in BrJ Brookitmaa Brooklyn Brooklyniaa has iaa asked aked the police to t aid ad in the te recoreiy recoreiyif rOf of if his hi bicycle He left his home In State 6taUtreet Stt Stateitreet ett treet on his h wheel whel on Thursday Thur afternoon afternoono atml to o pay pa a visit vst to a parishioner prlhoner at 103 I Fort Fortireone FortOreplee Fortlreoneplaoe Oreplee lreoneplaoe ireone place During nurl the te call the te wheel wheelhlcb wbeJ wbeJwhch wheelsuch whch such Inappeared he had ha placed place near ner c the te steep 8 Un UnInappeared Hue Huedlpe tinsilsanpeared dlpe dlpeOAPrv HAPPV TFETH TFETHhe TFE TFEThe 4 4rho The he Tooth Powder PowderTe Te 118s I U j i I Attmttn AttmttnNOTICE A A1titi C iL iLNOT1E t tNOT NOTICE NOT OUWNO CUHG THE t SUMMER SU 3tJM MONTH MN THIS THISSTORE T ThisSTOS i iI STOS STORE I WIU W K I OOSEO a AT 12 I 2 ocic OX3jOCK a c NOON NO ON oriM7tAY ONSATURDAYS O OSAVS SATURDAYS SAVS AND A AT 5 P M M ON OTHER 0 WEEK w O4Y8 O4Y8WOMENS O D4YaWOMENS Y t tu uuo uuoWOMS u i WOMENS WOMS SUMMER S DRESSES DRESSESDepartment EIRESSEDepiiment DRE DREe Department e on C Second 5 Floot FlootA F FA F1ooA A MaedtioD of Women Woen DrctKt De of muslin mul UK odwr oth sheer ibeerfabncj sheersbiics Me o a o a fabncj iachiJing shirt waift suit uit tailor cff cEe d a and andmany andmany faba i a wa st tor e a amY many mY elaborately ebl eIabo trimmed te gowns gow u i is now offered offeredat alee aleea at a price pC s which whc have hv been b reduced reducedFor ru ruFo reduceLror For Fo Monday Mondy June Juc 5th 5t a tale ae has h been b especially especiallyprepared eay eayperd especsflyprepred prepared perd to t comprise comprs the t following followingDrettta foUow foUowDele followingDresses Drettta Dele of Lawn Lw plain plin white wte or figured fd in i black blac or red redtrimmed r redtlilnned trimmed te with wt embroidery embroide 575Dresses 575 575Dresses 57SD D Dresses 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with lace 2500Separate 2500 2500Separate Separate Skirts Skirtsof Skirtaof Srte Sk 0 of White W Popbnette Poe 500 0 of White Wte Linen Lne 600 600HALFSHOES 60 60HSHOE 00 00HALFSHOES HALFSHOES FOR WOMEN WOMENA WOMENAisovtmenb HSHOE WOM WOMAeb Aeb Aisovtmenb A ortjnents of o HalfShoes HaShoe Pumps Pmp and adSGpp andSlippera Sbppen are ar shown shownmebding tw showniDducbg mebding id Qe lyles 4es in i black blc and ad russet rt leathers lete white whitecanvas whe whecf whiteCans canvas cf and ad buckskin bc also as Misses Missesand M Misesand and a Childrens Cel ils Shoes ShoesDepartment ShoeiDeeig So SoT Department C oo Third T Flocit FlocitWOMENS I IWOMES FIoc FIocWOMENS 1 WOMENS WOMES SUITS SUITSTailor SUS SUST SUITSTailor Tailor T a Suits St and a m mre re dressy dss Gowns Gow for Women W o are areshown a ereshown shown how b i effective eve designs de for traveling taY general generalouting pn pnot g eral eralouting outing ot wear wa and visiting visitingOn vst vste VisitingOn On e TUESDAY TUEDAY June placed 6th 6 on the te sale saleEton saleEtoit following folowng ftyles fes des will w b bplaced b hi hiplaced plc 5e 5eE Eton E shades sade Suits S of Chiffon Oon chiil Taffeta T det in i black blc and ad various variousshades vaOU vaOUsade vailousshades 3000 3000Suits 30 3000Suits Suits S of black blac white wlt and ad colored colore Mohair Mohr with w threequarter threequarterlength tear threequartezkngth 2300Walking 2300 2300Walking 2300Wa length lh emitting ai u coat ct Walking Wa Skirts Sir of white wlte blue and black blc Mohair Moh and ad of ofblue o ofblue blue and ad black blc Panama Paaa Suiting Sut 1200 1200Department t 200Department 20 Department oa 0 Second Scd Floor Floorr Ao Aor r HANDEMBROIDERED HAD EMBROIEED LINEN LNE ROBES ROBESOn ROBE ROBEO ROBEOn On O Monday Mondy June 5th 5t a number nubr of French Frec Handem Handembroidered Hade Handembreidered broidered bredee White Wte Linen Len Robes Rob unmade umade usually usual told toldfor I soldfor for 2000 2400 240 and ad 3500 350 will w be b offered ofere at atI 1400 140 I 1700 1 and ad 2400 2400Lace 240 2400Lice Lace Department Dc Fir Fa Floor FloorDRAPERIES F FDREIE FleerDRAPERIES DRAPERIES DREIE AND AD FABRICS FABRICSFOR FABRicSFOR FARC FARCFOR FOR FURNISHING FIHIG SUMMER SM HOMES HOMESOn HOM HOMO HOMESOnMondayJune5thaSalewjflbehldof On O OnMondayJune5thaSalewjflbehldof OnMondayJune5thaSalewjflbehldofEmbroidered Monday Mody June JUe 5th 5t a Sale S wiD w be b held hd of ofEmbroidered o oEe Embroidered Ee Muslin Mui MU for sash lh and ad casement ce curtains c formerly formerly20e fr fornerly20c 20e 2 to t 35e 35c per p yard yar at a 12c 12 I 2c 15 1 Sc S 22e 22eFrench 22cFrench 22 French Frtc and ad English E Cretonnes CreoDC formerly fory 45c Sc 65c 65c to 1175 toI75 175 31 3 mches ic wide w 25 25e 25c ct 32c 32 yd 50 inches ice wide w 6Sc 65 yd ydRenaissance y ydRenaissance Rea Renaissance Bed B Sets S idud including spread and ad roll r piece pieceformerly 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i Ill IllTHE l I I THE SUN SUNDAY SUNDAY JUNE 4 1905 i MEN nN HIGHER UP INDICTED INDICTED71VW tillau 71VW IVRY IX 1 llwm llwmIiies HUSKY CITY CITYIiSSES IiSSES Iiies ItY In VIUKF IlUP MLItlHY MLItlHYHut t1tIWIIIJlut I Hut HIP Three lolre Iollle Conmilgslonors Must MustAnsivnr lIlltIISIIr Ansivnr IISIIr for Nut Scelin Seelll Vt PIlat t Jerry JerryMurphys Jerrylllrllhs Murphys Ionlronni Was Nupprrssctl NupprrssctlImllctmcntsMnld HUllprrssedllIlIlctmcntsSIIIII ImllctmcntsMnld la He Duo tu a Juke JukeJerspy JoleJt Jerspy Jt r fY City follw foll tl wore jarred yesterday yesterdayby by tw announcement that tho Democratic Democraticirantl Democratloirand irantl Jury of Hudson County had found foundirJc toundIrUe irJc hills bJll of indictment against tho thiee thieeIcrspy Icrspy 111101 City police commUalonors John JohnMitchell JohnlItclwllllll Mitchell lItclwllllll nnclThomasWTlldcn Thomtl8W Tilden Republicans Republicansmid mid John F I McNulty Democrat The in inflictments illrl flictments rl it li said nro for nonfeasonce nonfeasoncein I Iin in oflioo and arc based ba d on tho allegation allegationdint I Itlull dint tho commissioners failed to exercise exercisetheir I their authority in compelling the police policeto to suppress Jorry Murphys poolroom at atSI atI SI I Newark uvcnuo uvcnuoMitthull lIyenl1itdH1I Mitthull is president of tho board Ho Is a aIKISS aII IKISS II ISS palutar and decorator and an active activeIiolitionl actheIolililal Iiolitionl worker Tilclen Is superintendent superintendenti i f thf lin Xcw fW Vork Hay Cemetery and is not notrst notntr rst ntr 4 ns a pronounced partizan McNulty McNultyri i ri 1 undertaker He is i lan an uncle of Mayor Mayorimi Mayorollii imi M I Pagan and Is i known throughout throughouttho tho length ane nd breadth bnu th of tho city as Uncle UncleJlm UnoleJ Jlm J hn Fa 1UI11 gun was employed as an asslat asslatrnt MSlatrnt rnt in MeNultys lc ult1i undertaking rooms when whenlie Whenhe lie made his first run for Mayor and de defeated defrntld feated Hob Davlas DavL I nocalled corporation corporationramlklato corporationIanditillto ramlklato George T Smith a soninlaw soninlawof of Edward F 1 C Young oun tho banker by byan byanofrwhemlng an anoverwhelming overwhelming majority Uncle Johns ae aeIrctinn se1IItrn Irctinn as a police commissioner comml sloner politicians politicianssay say I vn a purely pernonal pelHOnalone pelHOnaloneChe one oneTim Tim finding of tho bill on Friday night nightfollowed J ght ghtfollnwe1 followed tho Grand Jurys decision not to toindict toimliot indict Chief of Police Benjamin Murphy Murphytut tut II a relative of Jerry CaptJohn Cody Codyif d if ttm First precinct Detective Sergeants SergeantsI I f1n tan Ixo and William Prescott of that pre precinct predoc doc and tho patrolmen who have been beentloinK beendoint tloinK duty tlut up and down own in front of the junlrooinWhen junlrooin IKJolroomhn When hn tho Grand Jury originally took up upthe uplhe the Jerry Murphy case Dr Arthur J Val Valhcheid al alchritl hcheid tho foreman told how ho managed managedto to Rrt t past ast tho lookout with Juror Newton NewtonUiwrenco Newt n nLawwneo Uiwrenco and lose a 5tS 15 bet in tho place Ho Hosnvo Hoa snvo a 1 nn interesting narrative of his visit visitto visitto to Police Headquarters lI around the corner cornerfrom cornerfrom from the twolroom his talk with Chief ChiefMurphy Chiefllmph Murphy the t Ie chiefs command to Copt CoptCody Cuptod Cody od to raid the place Jlace without delay and andthe IU1dthe the arrest arre t of Jerry Murphy and seven other othermen otherlien men sui iposecl po d to tx poolroom employees employeesIlio employ employTho Ilio Grand Jury did a lot of investigating investigatingnnd nnd then Indicted Jerry Jerryllurphy Murphy and ordered orderedthe orderedIho the Prosecutor lro ecutor of the Plea to draw up upMils upbill Mils of indictment against Chief Murphy Murphyond end Iapt apt Cody O d It later reconsidered its itselection Itsdlclilon election that tho police officials should be beHMit bernl HMit Itfforo I tho court for trial on a charge chargeof of inifeaance inifeaanceSuiirmno n fea Jnce JnceCUllrt Suiirmno Court Justice Jonathan Dixon Dixonwntfhed Dixonwnt wntfhed wnt led with great interest tho struggle of ofthe oftho the jury jur to nolvo ot 0 tho troublesome poolroom poolroomrih pooltOOI11eaeaHI rih eaeaHI nnd called tho jurors into court a week weekago weekIIJO ago yesterday for a heart to heart talk talkln talkI ln I practically told them it war their duty dutyto to indict the chief tho captain and all allciibordinate alllIhonUnate ciibordinate officers and patrolmen in the theFir thefir Fir t prexinet whose duties called them in intlio intl11 tlio neighborhood of tho poolroom He Heiaid Heahl iaid ahl thu factj fact hud been established that the thelaw theInw law had been violated and it was the sworn swornduty sworndUly duty of the police to t prevent infractions of ofthe ofthe the law 1n The Justice informed the jurors jurorsthat jurorsthat that forms of indictments vjould auld be drawn drawnup up nzuinst n nlnst the th several parties andhe would wouldbn bn 11 at the court house on Saturday next to toreceive totlClle receive the report of the Grand Jurys Jurystoniideration Juryslonideration toniideration of the cases casesThe CIiResfIle The Justice Ju tlco didnt say ay anything in his hispperial hispldal pperial charge cbar e to the Grand Jury about the thejioKiiWo theIo jioKiiWo Io iblo indictment of the police com commissioner commfssionel1 missioner and Its action in this particular particularcreated particularrrpatPllgenuino created rrpatPllgenuino genuine surprise surpriseIt It is Raid that the indictments might mightnever mightnelr never have been found if Police Commis Commissioner Commlsloner loner McNulty lc u1ty had not been subjected to toa toa a lot of jollying bv hvsome some of his friends and andacquaintances andaCCJualntnncC5 acquaintances The story torv goes oes that pome pomegenial omegenlnl genial friends confided to McNulty c ulty in n spirit spiritof pirltof of fun that they th understood somebody at atpolice atpt1lice police headquarters was getting protection protectionmoney protPCtlonIUOne money IUOne from tho poolroom men The Com Commissioner Comtni8Sl missioner tni8Sl nor was pained 1 1ined and surprised and andhe IIndhe he is I said to have repeated what he had hadhoard hadhlllrll hoard in divers other places including includingthirst Includingthlrft thirst cures Th Commissioners Comm FgloDlrs remarks remarkswere remarkswere were sent by h wireless to his colleagues and andone andon one on night when tho members of the board boardmet bonrdmft met at police headquarters to confer on onmatters onmattprn matters pertaining to tho good and welfare welfareof of tho department Commissioner Tilden Tildentook Tildentook took McNulty to task for his remarks and andwanted nndwtnteel wanted to know what ho meant by it Mc McNulty lIelIlt Nulty lIlt it is said explained that whatever whateverho ho had said was only a D joke and followed a alot alot lot of jollying to which ho had l heen cen sub subjected fubjfrllel jected bv some of his friends The other othercommissioners otherlml1lll commissioners lml1lll oneO advised him not to carry the thejoke thejokl joke too far for fear some folks might not notbo bo 1 0 nbln to see f e6 the point They Chsy also advised advisedhim acivll ed edhim him to be more cautious about making makingfoolish makingfoolih foolish remarks in public publicIn In due rlu course of time word reached tho thofirnnd thojlllnrl firnnd Jury that somebody had said aid ttOO ttOOprotection 100 100protfctbn protection money went to pjlice head headmarten marten and on Friday afternoon the thetnMS thetJrj tnMS comraUsioners eommL loners were summoned I to toappear toOrpcnr appear before that body bod Only McNulty McNultyBtvl Btvl Tilden were called upon to testify testifyThe tlf tify tifyTill The Till pnfwiori is I paid to have been a very veryann veryarm ann one oneihn onehn ihn hn commissioners comml 810ners were asked lotfl of ofrtnoMiorfc orCJIlftlolf rtnoMiorfc an to what whatorcicfl orders they had Issued Issuedto to tho th pblica department for the Kiippres Kiippresfl fuppr fupprof fl n of poolrooms and nne McNulty wan catt cattrhizoil caterhizc rhizoil closely in regard regare to the story of the theI I 11 r tctlon money It is il said that the com oomirMonera comIriiJllprn irMonera claimed that anything he may 1 11 avM raid bearing on this subject should shouldbe be construed cnn tnl1 in the light of n jokeas he heiirvcr iirvcr really meant to convey oonc the nerious neriousinpresslon eriousjHffslon inpresslon that he believed protection protectioninnoy prowctlonIny innoy had actually been paid to anybody anybodyunectod anyl10dynpctPd unectod with headquarters headquartersihn h dquartern dquarterndlo ihn vote to indict the members of tho tholice thoJ J lice 1iC Ixmrd it is said was 13 for and 10 10flMlnst flMlnst ln t Several of the jurors who are areoked areI I oked imon as 8 active organization Demo DemoiTas Demora iTas ra did not v vrnd ote In faorof indictment indictmentrnd rnd this gave an excuse yesterday for the theiiess theIf iiess If f that the Grand Jurys action was not notItiiiother notIif Iif Itiiiother ether political politicaliho MIIUMIIho iho jury also nll O found indictments against againsttlio tlio ioven men who w o wore captured with withterry WIthIrry terry Murphy when biB poolroom was wasraided Waswle raided raidedfHlllTXIXG wle wle1fHlTYIYG fHlllTXIXG OX O 60 FOOT TOWER TOWERKnocks TOJrERlinoeks Knocks a Man lal1 Senseless Sensei and Set etll Bin BinWindmill DIKInllmlll Windmill Inllmlll Going GoingPATETISON GolnKPATFRSOS PATETISON N J Juno 3 sWhlle While working workingon on tho tower of a windmill wlndmllltrlnging stringing electric electricliRhts electrloIi liRhts Ii ht for the opening of a carnival tonight tonightvdwln tonightvdwln vdwln Van nn Iderstlnosuporintendent Iderstno uporlntenrlent of the theiring thewirin wirin iring department of the Public Service ServiceCorporation Serviceorporatlon Corporation was struck by lightninc He Hevan Hewn van wn working on onMuller 8 small platfonn with George Muller 1 u lieI They Theyground were sixty feet aboe the therollnd I Iwn ground When the bolt came Von Idorstine IdorstineVIH wn VIH thrown uncoascious uncon clou8 to the platform platformMu Mu llnr saw him falling and reaching out his hisarm hisunn arm grasped him and throw him against againstthe againstIhe the iron work of the wind sail supports supportsTho supportBho Tho ho lightning lI htnnlt melted or otherwise released releasedtho releMedIho tho chain which hold the sails in check and andthe andthe the sails began to revolve revolveAssemblyman revoheA Assemblyman A cmblym3 Thomas Laydon an em employee omp1o0 ployee of the Public Service Servi e electrical electricaldepartment electricalrlrpartment department and other members of the theforce theforco force rushed rUl hod to the endangered mens mensiisHlxtance mensIIMI iisHlxtance IIMI tance but finding that tho wheel could couldnot couldnot not lie stopped had totako to take Muller and Van VanIderstina Vanlr1elRtine Iderstina from the platform through a ahmnll amall mall trapdoor trapdoorVan trapdoorVIU1 Van Iderstlne did not regain conscious consciousness coruo lous lousnOsS ness until an hour after his removal from fromthe fromtho the platform His breast bore a ncarllke ncarllkemark Icarllkemark mark twelve Inches Inch08long long Muller MullerwRB was suffer ing greatly from shock shockNew shockrl New rl National Union of Pavers PaversIt It was announced yesterday after a three threeflays threecll11 flays convention In the University Bcttle Bcttlemont Bettlement mont Building that a national union of ofI I overs and lI liammermen hod been formed formedmvl formedI mvl I ni will have ha 0 its headquarter he dquartelR In this th city Delegates Deh DehlegatCl legatCl from tromabout about twenty cities cltlO8attend attended attendedthe d dt the t 0 convention About ten years tWI ago agoa agoanational a anational national union of pavers existed but it itwent ItI I went to pieces pl f r I i Z Io it 1 XO io PATIENTS P4TlI VT IS 1 HIS tiLIXIC tiLIXICOr Or Joyce Sa Sas i lUrlem IIoiplUI Clerk ClerkSteered ClerktI Steered tI eret1 Them Away way From Him HimDr 111mDr Dr Thomas F Jo Joyce of 131 East 116th 116thReot 116thR Reot R eOtt a medical m dlcal Inspector In the Depart Department Doportmont mont of Health and one of theattendlng theattendlngphysicians the attending attendingpbyslclatll physicians at the Harlem Hospital has hoapreferred haspreferred preferred charges against John Carroll Carrollwho Corrollwho who Is In charge of the dispensary at tho thohospital thohospital hospital Dr Joyce says Carroll has tried triedto triedto to robhlrnof robhlm ot his clinic clinicDr cllnloDr Dr Joyce has been a visiting physician physicianat at the outdoor dispensary for nearly six sixyears sixyears years The position carries no salary but brings experience and reputation reputationI I Dr Joyce said yesterday that Carroll had hadbeen hadbeen been diverting patients to recently ap appointed appointed pointed physicians He says that when he hewould hewould would arrive at tho hospital he would find findthat findthat that the sick people in his h1 particular field fieldof fieldol of work had been attended by some one oneelse oneelse else He says he proved to Dr Samuel SamuelHarebell SamuelBarsbell Harebell of 22 West 114th etreet the chief chiefof chlelof of clinic that patients Intended for his hiscare hlacare care had been sent sentto to other hospital doctors doctorsby doctorsby by Carroll CarrollCarroll CarrollCarroll Carroll hoa also examined patients patientsbefore patientsbetore before sending them to the physicians physiciansin in charge4 said Dr Joyce yesterday He Hehad Hehnd had no right to do this as he Is a clerk clerklast clorknot not II physician When I got to the hoepltal hoepltalIl18t last Monday I found that all the patients patientsin in my department had been sent to the thephysician thephysician physician whose hours were ahead of mine mineThe mineThe The same thing occurred Wednesday and andsupervising andI I made complaint to Miss Galnsforth the thesuporslng supervising nurse She has promised to tolook tolook look into the matter matterMiss matterMiss Miss Galnsforth Gains forth could not be seen Mr MrCarroll MrCarroll Carroll said 8l d that ho had not diverted pa patients 1 1tlents tients from Dr Joyce but occasionally had sent them to other attending physi physicians physlclons cians when iIen he thought It would De oe best bestnot Destnot not to make them wait waitDr WaltDr Dr Van Santvoord chairman of the theexecutive theexecutive executive board of the hospital said that thathe thathe he had heard of the trouble between Dr DrJoyce DrJoyce Joyce and Mr Carroll but that thecharges thechargeshad the chargeR chargeRhail had not been officially brought to his at attention attention tention Ho was Inclined to treat the thematter tbemntter matter lightly One of the hospital physi physicians physlclans clans Raid yesterday that Supt Riokara of ofBellevue ofDellevue Bellevue might bo asked to Investigate i the thosquabble squabble I MISS us BARCALOW MISSIXO MISSIXOTold llISSINGT Told T ld Her Parents She Had Got a Place Placeas as a Stenographer In Philadelphia PhiladelphiaTRENTON PhiladelphiaTRENTON TRENTON N J June 3 sMiss Miss Martha D DBarcalow DBarcalow26 Barcalow Barcalow26 26 years old and a prepossessing prepossessingbrunette prepoll8ellllngbnlnette brunette has mysteriously disappeared disappearedfrom from her home 1147 Chambers street this thiscity thiscity city and her parents and sweetheart fear fearshe tearshe she has met with foul play She left Trenton Trentonthree Trentonthren three weeks ago tonight after telling her hermother hermother mother she had secured a place as stenog stenographer I tenoltrapheI rapher with a I real estate firm In Tenth Tenthstreet Tenthstreet street Philadelphia She gave no detailed detailedaddress detalledaddresa address and now not tho slightest trace of ofher ofher her can be secured securedOn fCCIrodOn On the eve of her departure from home homeMiss I IMiss Miss Barcalow told her mother she had hadsecured hadfCCured secured the place in Philadelphia through throughProf throughProf Prof GUI the head of a business bUII 89 college collegehere collegehere here who had telephoned her to go at once onceto oneoto to begin work This Is denied by Proto ProfGill ProtoGill Gill who says he has had no telephonic telephonicor or other communication with the girl and andi andknows knows nothing of the Phl10delphia i place nlacoarcwlow placeAt At the Trenton Houoo where Mlill arcwlow Barcalowhod arcwlowhad had been bet n employed it was said tonight tonightthat tonlghtthut that she had expressed dissatisfaction dissatisfactionwith cli8lltifactlonwith with her home life and had been endeavor endeavorIng endeavorIng Ing to secure an out of town place The Thegirl Thegirl girl has always borne an unblemished unblemishedreputation unblemishedreputation reputation and her parents do not believe believeshe belleefhe she has deceived them In her departure departurefrom departuretrom from Trenton TrentonVO VO 0 SCHOOL FOR HOLY GHOSTERS GHOSTERSMaine G1lOSTERS1lne Maine Town Objects f t Maintaining One Onefor Oneror for ror Sandfords Colony ColonyLEWIBTON Colon ColonLEWIBTON LEWIBTON Me June 3 3A A temporary temporaryinjunction temporaryInjunction injunction was waslf8ued Issued by Justice Savage Savagelate Savagelate late this afternoon restraining restrl ning William WilliamD D Trufant treasurer of the town of Dur Durham Durham ham from using the towns funds for pay payIng payIng Ing salaries of teachers employed in the theschool theschool school on Shlloh Hill which Is controlled controlledby controlledbr by tho R He v Frank W Sandford leader leaderof of br o the Holy Ghost Oho t and Us sect sectby BectThe The petition for the Injunction was signed signedby by a number of Durham taxpayers who whosupport whoobjectod objectod to tbe uso of tho town tunrlll to tosupport support a school Rchoolunder under Sandfords control controlschool controlThe The petitioners maintained that the theIchool school wan sectarian that the town authori authorities authorities ties had no authority to establish a now nowschool nowB school B hool for the Shiloh children and that thattho thattho tho town was not obliged obll ed to support a school schoolexclusively Mhooloxc1ushel exclusively for the Holy Ghosters GhO ters chil children chllciren dren The town authorities testified that thatSandford thntSlIndforct Sandford had made a demand that the 200 children nt Shiloh bo educated at the theexpense theexpenFe expense of the town townat townIt It wlltllmpOfqiblo to provide a new I chool choolat at short notice the Durham school I being beingcrowded beingcrowded crowded so they were obliged to make maketemporary makotemporary temporary arrangements arranpemE ntll with Sandford Sandfordho ho furnishing furnil hin the building and the town townpaying townpalng paying the teachers who are members membersof of the Holy Ghosters society societyFIRE lodetyFIRE FIRE HLOCKED CARS TWICE TWICEFiremen TIfICfFlrfmen Firemen Couldnt Find It and Were rre quitting quittingWhen qulttlnlrUtln When It Was os Discovered DiscoveredA Dl eoerrd I A small blaze In the subcolar at the theMercer I Iercer Mercer ercer street end of the building numl numbering ering 049 to 655 Broadway was responsible responl lble last lastnight night for a blockade hlocka e of the Broadway cars carsthat that lasted nn hour altogether altopet er The fire fireet fireIct Ict et off an automatic alarm The firemen firemenbroke firemenhroke broke in and spent half an hour searching searchingthe the upper up r part of the building without withoutfinding withoutfindln finding findln the slightest trace of fire So the thehose thehoC hose that had been stretched across the thocar theror car tracks was uncoupled and the cars carsstarted carsstllrted started startedThe stllrtedThe The firemen were taking up prepara preparatory preparatory tory to returning to quarters when wild wildshouts wildhoutJ shouts camo from the cellar Stretch Stretchin in stretch In Inl A fireman exploring the thecellar thece cellar ce 111 had found tho blaze blazeOne blazeOno One end of the hose waa hurriedly attached attachedto to tho engine againwhile again whilo firemen rushed into intotho Intotho tho builulnK with tho other end It HO HOand 110happened happened that the IA8t car northbound northboundanil and the last southbound car of the original originalblock orlglnnlblock block were again held up and another half halfThe halfhour hour elapsed belore the Way wall cleared clearedThe The ground floor and andIng cellars of the build buildlog log are occupied by James G Johnson A Co CoImporters CoImporters Importers of millinery The damage was wastrivial wastrivial trivial trivialCARS trivialCAnS CARS COLLIDE IX HACKKXSACK HACKKXSACKOne One Motomian Jumps Without Turning TurningOfT OfT Or the Power PowerHACKENHACK PonrHAcltENRACK HACKENHACK N J June 3 3A A trolley car carof carof of the Hudson River line struck a car of ofthe oftho the Bergen Turnpike line amidships at attho atthe the Main street crossing near midnight midnightlost lost night derailed it and pushed it about abouttwenty abouttwenty twenty feet on the brick pavement Cars Carsof Carsof of both lines start at this point only a few fewfeet fewfoot feet apart In plain view of each others crews crewsOn crewsOn On this occasion they moved simultaneously simultaneouslytho the southbound turnpike car taking the thecrossing thecr088lngfirst crossing cr088lngfirst first The rnotorman of the west westbound westbound bound Hudson River car became confused confusedand conrusedand and jumped without turning off the power powerHis His car therefore continued moving movingafter movingafter after the first shock Nobody was Wn hurt hurton on the derailed car nor was ft damaged damagedbut but the Hudson River car had its front frontlinht frontIlcht linht crushed and front platform shattered shatteredA hatteredA A part of tho floor near tho platform buckled buckledforcing bucklelorolng forcing the deformed foot of Cornelius CorneliusLowe CorneliusLowe Lowe of Paterson against 8 olnllt the bottom of ofthe ofthe the next seat at and injuring it badly He Hereceived Herecehcd received medical aid and was sent to his hishomo hishomo homo Both lines were put out of business businessfor businessfa for fa the remainder of the night nightFatal nightIfatal Fatal Accident on a Roller Coaster CoasterJames CoasttrJamC James Gannon who lives In Schweitkers Schweitkerswalk Schweltkersnlk walk nlk Coney Island was fatally hurt Irst Irstevening Irqtevening evening on a roller coaster In Sea Beach Beachwalk Denchwalk walk Ho was standing up In the car and anddid nnddid did not observe that the car wan alx ohout ut to toliter toM1ter liter a tunnel Ill III i head hrd hit a beam and ondhe andhe he was knocked out of 0 the car His body bodystruck bodytruck struck a section of the coaster twentyfive twentyfivefeet feet below Art ambulance was called calledfrom OIIl1edfromtbe fromtbe from the Coney Island Hospital and Gan Gannon Gannon non wa wu taken borne The doctor said aadbe aadbeWould be beuld Would uld die J Jf 1 f i b MANY HAVE MANYHAVE l l STOMACH CATARRHcLrrDYSPEPSIA CATARRHcLrrDYSPEPSIATwo Two Beautiful Women Cured Curedof Curedof of Stomach Catarrh Catarrhby Catarrhby by Peruna 1 U Mrs G W Davis 1418 llth street N W Washington Washingtonmany WashingtonD D C wrlto wrltoAfter After BUlIering some time with indlg06t1on and dY p8la p8laand and having tried so many remedies without relief I was wasAfter waspersuaded persuaded by some friendS to take Peruna PerunaAfter After using several bottles I found such good results that thatI I can cheerfully thank you and praise pral e your wonderful medl medlclne medicine cine Poruna to ray friends in general generalIndigestion generalV V u uIndigestion Indigestion IndigestionDyspepsia IndigestionDyspepsia Dyspepsia DyspepsiaSour DyspepsiaSour Sour SourStomach SourStomach Stomach StomachFlatulence StomachFlatulence Flatulence FlatulencePalpitation FlatulencePalpitation Palpitation PalpitationOf i Of the Heart HeartArc 1feartAre Arc All AllSymptoms AllSymptoms Symptoms SymptomsOf Of Stomach StomachCatarrh StomachCatarrh Catarrh CatarrhRun a Run Down In Strength a Result of Stomach Catarrh CatarrhMiss CotarrhMiss Miss Lt L Wall 350 3 X Dale street s St t Paul aul Minn writes writesLost wrltosLast Lost spring I had a very cry severe case of catarrh of the thestomach th thstomach stomach and bowels I was very much lnln run down in strength strengthand and lost my appetite appetiteI I took three bottles of Peruna and found myself gaining gainingven j jvery very ven quickly in every way I also had ha 1 catarrh in my head headi which has been entirely cured j J JI T it I rt m 1 tf lu T 1 1 I thank Perona tor tho health am enjoying enjoyingn n un MISS CARROLL IS ALL ALONE ALONETHE THE OXLY RElRESEXTATIYE Of OfA OFA A TRADING STAMP ST CO COBo COSo Bo Stir Is Arrested and Ills lIa to no All th thIxplalntns thl thlIplalnlnlrIany Ixplalntns IplalnlnlrIany Many Hoboken Women WomenAfraid WomenUralll Afraid Theyll Never tIr fiet rt WhltP hlt Dia Diamond DIamond mond Trading Tradl Stamps Hcilemied HcilemiedMiss RerllrmrdlI Miss lI 8s Marie T Carroll is years 011 old of 117 117Kudon 117h Kudon h don street Hobokentho Hoboken the lone represcn represcntntlvoof repre cn cntatlveof tntlvoof the White Dkmcnd Dhml nd Trading Stamp StampCompany StampCompmy Company In Jersey City fofar ro lar as tho police policecould polleecollld could learn was arraigned in the Second SecondCriminal SerondCriminal Criminal Court that city yesterday on a acomplaint acompkllnt complaint of over a score of women who whohold whohold hold trading stamps tam issued by the concern concernand concernand and who ho have an idea that the company companydoesnt companydoeont doesnt intend to take the trouble to redeem redeemthem redNmtbem them with various articles ornamental as aswell asel1 well el1 as useful II eful according to its It II promtsai promtsaiMiss promue1MiAs Miss Carroll was held by Justice Man Manning Mannlnll ning In 5 500 hail for tho Grand Jury ex exCouncilman exCouncilman Councilman August Bcwlg of Hoboken Hobokenbecoming Hol1Okenbecoming becoming her surety suretyThe furetyThe The young woman hod ha charge of the thecompanys thecompanyll companys premium store In Bowers street streetJersey ftreetJeoy Jersey City Heights It wn wns stocked with withthe wltbthc the loveliest kinds of things eo J the women womenof womenof of the neighborhood nell hborhoo say nnd hundreds hun recil of ofhousewives ofhOllfewivM housewives were saving stamps for the thopiirpnoo thepllrp piirpnoo pllrp o of turning them In and getting gettingpremiums gtlngpremiurM premiums premiumsEarly Early uly in the morning momin two furniture vans vansstopped V81111storped stopped in front of thobtore the btore and it looked lookedlikely lookC1lIIely likely to behted travelers in the neighbor neighborhood nelRhborhood hood thnt tho White Diamond Trading lra lng Stamp Company had planned to move moveunder moender under cover of darkness A policeman policemanput put u top to the operations end the truck truckmen trllckmel men were taken to the Sixth precinct sta staby Itatlon tlon They explained that ther had re reeched eched theIr ordefl from a rnnn pmployecl pmployeclh by h the Commercial Trading Company of ofNewark otNewark Newark The men were released but the thegoods thegoodl goods stayed in the store storeThe BtoreTho The police say that one Abraham D DMarx DMarx Marx U the head of tho White Diamond DiamondTrading DIamondTrading Trading Stamp Company Thoy learned learnedfrom le rned rnedlrom from the Newark police that a man of ofMarxs of1lar1A Marxs description sold the stock of tho thoBowers thoDowers Bowers street stoifc st to the Newark concern concernA A warrant for his arrest has been issued issuedThero issuedTllere Thero was a run on the trading stamp stampcompanys stampcompanyll companys headquarters yesterday by a big bigcrowd hlgcrowd crowd of womennearly 0 men nearly all of whom wore worearmed worearmed armed with books filled with lth stamps They Theywere Theywere were disgusted when they found the place placeclosed placeclosed closed and said unkind things about the theconcern tbeconcern concern and its management managementMtflfl manngementMIM Mtflfl Carroll said Marx didnt tell her of ofhis ofhis his intentions and she wan greatly surprised surprisedat at his sudden departure to unknown fields fieldsMITCHELL fieldsJIlTOIIELL MITCHELL STIRS VP MIXERS MIXERSTells lINEnSTel Tells Tel Them They Must Prepare for Hard HardNtruftEle liardHtrUllrle NtruftEle for Concessions ConcessionsSCRANTON Coneel810n8SCRANTON SCRANTON Pa June B GJohn John Mitchell Mitchellpresident Mitchellpresident president of tho United Mine Workers Workersaddressed Workersaddressed addressed a crowd of over 2000 miners at atMooelo atM008lo Mooelo this afternoon Speaking of the thepresent thepresont present agreement under which the miners minersare are working he said that it is good but butnot butnot not good enough as he would advocate the thoadoption theadoption adoption of an eight hour day Mitchell devoted tho remainder remalnd of his speech to a arequest arequest request that an effort bo made to build buildup buildup up the membership saying that tho miners minerswill minerswill will have a hard struggle before them themto themto to secure concessions from the operators operatorsnext operatorsnext next year and should be prepared for It ItWe Ita ItWe a We Had HadGrapeNuts HadOr GrapeNuts GrapeNutsfor Or ape Nuts Nutsror for breakfast and never neverbjforo neVerb3rorc bjforo did I know what whatn n charming flavor n break breakfast breakrast fast food can tin have haveThe haveTbe The conccntrntionof nour nourishment nourIshment ishment and a certain certainhealthmaker ccrblnhealthn1aker healthmaker r I f WASHINGTON jyc WHAT WA T IS DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIAIt 7 7DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA Is a term that baa long heeD in inuse use It is intended to Include all dis disturbances diaturbance turbances of the digestive d1ge Uve organs organsceases 11 the stomach iB inftamed and digestion digestionceases ceases It Is called dyspepsia dyspepsiacalled dy peplla pepllaIf If th sail va falls to pei10rm lulunotlonlt fa facalled called dyspepsia dyspepsiaIf If the glands of the stomach dry up and andno andno no longer secrete the peptic Juloes It Is called calleddyspepsia calleddspep dyspepsia dyspepsiaCatarrh dspep llo lloll Catarrh of the stomach is called dyspepsia dyspepsiaIt I ll II It is really a form of dyspepsia dyspepsiaHow How Catarrh Affect Digestion DigestionWhen DigestionWhen When catarrh attacks the mucous mem membranes membranes branes of the stomach the glands that secrete secretex ecretetho tho gastric JulcCt are deranped the gastrio juice iB ren rendereil x dered Inert and perverted in its action actiony y No o one can have a healthy stomach or anything llk IIkfl a ahealth 0 healthy health digestion BO long as they have catarrh of the thestomach thestomach stomach stomachIt It Is useless to try to remedy dyspepsia caused by b catarrh catarrhof of the stomach by taking pepsin powders or other dyspepsia dyspepsiaremedies 1y pepsla pepslaremedlcI remedies A Rational Treatment TreatmentTho Tho first thing that must bedone be done is to remove the catarrh catarrhwhen catarrhwhen when the dyspeptical Hymptoms will disappear disappearTho diRappearThe The stomach tomnch that is free from catarrhal congestion will do doIts doIts Its work properly properlyPcruno properlyPeruno Pcruno thc he Correct Remedy RemedyPenina RemedyPenllla Penina has become famous as a dyspepsia medicine only be because becallSO cause it cures catarrh of the stomach stomachSo stomachS So S many mnn cases of dyspepsia cly peptlla depend upon catarrh of the stom stomach stomach ach that the two diseases dlscuI e are becoming confused In the minds mindsof of many people Not a Dyspepsia Remedy RemedyIn In the ordinary nense Peruna is not a dyspepsia remedy remedyIt It cures cu res thousands of caww of dyspepsia spep8la by curing catarrh catarrhof of the stomach catarrh of the liver and catarrh of all the di digestive digetlvo gestive orRnnK orRnnKWhenever orpllnWhenever Whenever any one in troubled with dyspepsia any length lengthof of time catarrh of the digestive dlge tive organs may be suspected suspectedDo Do Not Waste Valuable Time TimeThere Tmelherf There Is no use Ul O In wasting time with other remedies remediesPeruna remediesPtJruna Peruna reaches the spot at once and removes the cause causeIt CIlU8eIt It cures are permanent BH it removes the cauue cauueNot caU80Not Not a CurcAII CurcAIIPeruna CureAIIPerlllla Peruna is not a cureall It cures one disease dlseaIethat that disease diseaseHowever disea e eIs Is catarrh catarrhHoweer However catarrh makes itself known by such varied symp symptoms toms that Us various vnrlol forms appear to tho unprofessional li OH OHBO asso BO many lIIall different diseases rlifnCtCatarrh Catarrh IH catarrh no matter In Inwhich which part of tho body bod It locates itself Peruna cures catarrh catarrhwherever catarrhwherever wherever located I coornit rvioV VWO IRAKIATES IRAKIATESIxinsr IlUJttTfLon Ixinsr Lon Il 118t t of Prlzr Winners ll1l1frsliulo1tItnt ll1l1frsliulo1tItntroIlnstltutill1 Endowment EndowmentliroHsyInstltutlen liroHsyInstltutlen roIlnstltutill1 Cramped for nnniu nnniuEightynine RoalllEightynine Eightynine graduates from the different differentdepartments cllffelcntrlepartment8 departments of Cooper C oper Union received receivedtheir rccelvedtheir their diplomas last night at tho fortysixth fortysixthannual fortYRbthannual annual commencement exercises exerc JC of the In Institution In6tltutlon stitution Nine students I tu ents of the womens womensart wornIllsart art school wore awarded silver mcdal mcdaland medolnn and nn fifteen received bronze medals for IIU IIUJXrior u uporlor porlor work workTho workTho Tho Mrs lrn J Woodward Haven prize of 5100 100 was awarded to Alma M Hirsiff Hlrsl The TheMrs TheM Mrs M Abram S Hewitt prize of 50 was wasawarded WIl WIlIIwarded awarded to Sarah Condon Tho Cooper CooperUnion Coo or orUnion Union Alumni Alu mnl Association RtIcclat Ion prize of J25 J25went 25 25went went to J A Dletz Jr Prizes of t l were wereWUU werewon IdaJ Ie te HenryJ 1lcln Hlchard HlchardFrOft WUU won hy IJV lUfcw w ik u uFrost Frost and Dorothy V Pcrrin Prizes Prizesof PrlzCof of 510 10 went to Gertrude M t Stein Llndsey LlndseyMorris LlndspyMorris Morris StcrlinK Anthony Scilipoti Oeorge OeorgeMiller C eorge eorgeMiller Miller and Mabel Ma b el Simm wliilo pmes pl ZII of ofI I f 5 each were given Mabel Stout Jeanne JeanneMontcault JlanlllI Montcault Grace Doggett and Jessie JI flo B BHallou gBlIl1ou I Hallou Tho Herman iltddcr prize rlze of J25 J25wan 25 25WM wan won by Nellie elllo M Mulcahy lulcall lulcallI I 1 The treasurorH report showed a totnl totnlof totnlI of 11052840 received with expenditures expendituresof c pen iturc iturcof I of 13900333 leaving a balance to the Rood Roodof Roodof of 002108 for the year enr Tho total endow endowment enrlowmenl ment according to the report now amounts amountsto amOll ntll ntllto to 107087734 11070117734I 107087734According According to the report of the trustees trusteestho truFte truFtethl I tho property had Increased in value from fromI from30OCO 830000 to 382900lM in forty fort yearn tall and andI 1111the I I the enrollment of ncholam ha hM incroaml incroamlin IlIcroa I I IIn in the same time from 12S1 to 3757 3 7 Thero Therowere Therowere were 8160 applicants last year nearly ncnrl half halfof halfof of whom tho institution wns unable to ad admit 1111mlt mit because of lack of facilities facilitiesACClEn foclllt ie ieI I ACClEn ctT S IW OF 0 E KILLIXU 111 Vll HER E Il ntlY ntlYKIcotrlclanR n 11 11l l KIcotrlclanR Wife Ir Overcame by b fiasToo fiasToobut BS Tao Taobut but Uevlveil nhrdSBsl Says Shed He Ilrttrr 11tr Of 0 Drnd DrndMrs IIlaliI Mrs MlnnU Dnmmnnn wife of William WilliamDamnmnn WlIllnmDammann Damnmnn an electrician E and her fie flvemonthsold fiemonthsold I monthsold son were found overcome by byBafl h hg Bafl g R yesterday in the bathroom of their theirapartment theirapalIncnt apartment at 85 West 112th street The Thochild Thechilrl child died n few minuteo after being found foundbut founelbut but the mother moth or te I In tho Harlem Hospital Hospitaland HOApltnland and will probably recover She is a J1rl J1rloner iris irisoner oner on charges of killing her son and at attempting attempting tempting suicide suicideTho RulcldeTho Tho janitor of the house smelled go PM es escaping e eI I caping on the ground flsor but ho could not nottrace nottrace trace It An employee of the gas corn cornasked eomPI1l1Y PI1l1Y waa pnMlng the hOlllo IU1d the janitor janitorasked asked him to help investigate The gas gasman gMman man traced the odor to the womans apart apartments n rt rtmntl ments and the kitchen door was broken brokenopen brokonopen open The woman with tho child in her herarms herarrJIII arms was found lying on the floor of tho thobathroom thobathroom bathroom bathroomThe bathroomThe The tragedy was at first thought tho light to io be beaccidental beaccidental accidental but alter tho woman revived revivedIn In tho hospital she told Detective Mnhoney Mnhoneyof of the East 104th street station that she did didnot didnot not gJt along well with her hunband Sho Shofound 8hofounrl found life unbearable anfi anf she would bo bobettor bebattr bettor oft dead than alive aliveThe aloThe The woman husband said that ho gave gavehis gaohLI his wife everything that she wanted and ho hodid heid did id not believe that she tried to kill herself herselfand heltlelfand and baby OOb He said that they had never neverwas novelquarreled quarreled and that as tar Mho knewfhe knewfhewas was contented contentedYELLOW contentedJEIIml YELLOW FEVER OV O THE 1STIIMIS 1STIIMISTwo liTllJllTfto Two New ew CB 1111 f Heporteil RfportfIIn An Aiurrlren Aiurrlren1MM IIIrlnDIll DIll of r Malarial Fever FeverWABIHNOTON I eer eerABI1INOTON WABIHNOTON Juno 3 3Oov Gov Magoon of oftho oftbo tho Canal Zone ban reported the death of ofEdward Edward Green an American of malarial malarialfever malorlaltever fever on May 28 Ho also reports tho ap appearance nppearanco I Iboth pearance of two new cases of yellow plloW fever feverOBrien both on May 25 The nIl pntlenta are Illio IllioOBrien OBrien an American 6 years eatl of ago at atColon atColon Colon and L Mannonl an American ma machinist machinist chinist 32 yearn old at Cristobal Col ColWilliam ColWilliam William C Oorgos chief of tho health de department departmcnt partment on on the Isthmus says that con conditions conilItlol1R ditions are Improving and that all of the thecases thecaSM cases of yellow fever heretofore reported reportedore ore now convalescing convalescingH H JOTTlJiOS ABOUT TOWX TOWXA TOII TOIIA A credltorVt elUI6n Ull D la bankruptcy ybub basbeennied basbeenniediriliut t lnl d dalat iriliut Benurd GltMrmin dMlcr la milliner III1I1I1cryWilt alat Wilt ni1n11In1 Int Intf f IAHMES C1JII WilT AVTOS AVTOSOimillMisfs OimillMisfs to Bronx and nd Pelhim By Oa Pmrk PmrkSpoil rarkSpull Spoil Their Gain GainThere GalnThC There is trouble between the hackmen hackmenwho hackmenwho who drive dri passengers from the street car carterminals carterminal terminals to the Bronx and Pelham Bay Bayparks Baypark parks park and nn an automobile company to which whichPark whlohPark Park Commissioner H C Bchrader has ba8lately ba8latelyglfn lately latelygiven given the contract for Sunday traffic trafficAbout tratftcAbout About 100000 people visit the two parks parksevery parkseery every Sunday From tho terminals of the thesubway tbefmhwaj subway and elevated they have to walk walkor or hire a cab The cabbies have been get getting gettin ting tin from 50 cents to 150 for round trips tripsCommissioner tripsCommilsloner Commissioner Schroder has just made ar arrangements arranpementl rangements with nn auto company for a aregular aregular regular line of buses From the subway subwaystation subwaytntlon station at tROth street fifteen thirtytwo seat seatPelham senthu hu eB will run evcry Sunday and from the thePelham Pelham avenue a station of the elevated eight eightFrom eightFrom From tho subway lIubwn to Polhnm Bay ny athletic athleticgrounds athleticroundR grounds roundR tho round roun trip will be 20 cents centsfrom nt8 nt8from from the elevated to tho Zoo 10 cents centsTho centsTho Tho cabmen do not like the Idea Last LastSunday LastSundav Sunday two buses were run as 81 on experi experiment oxperlmnt ment The drivers rlr rn were attacked by b cab rumen rumenand men menand and the police poll co were called Today four fourmachines tourl machines l will bn run two from each ter terminal torIIIlnnl minal The scheme I was tried once before beforebut beforebut but the cabmen heat It in tho courts It Is Issnid IsMid Mid that they the will bring suit again againliV liV 11 OF 1VVfv HEALY II EtU CASE CASEMontnnn Ctsl1Cntllna Montnnn Supreme Court aurt Hrnlrs ft Motion Motionfjr UotlonrJr fjr n Rehearing RehearingHKIFNA HKIFNA Mon lon Juno 3 3The The noted Minnie MinnieHcnly Minnielirnly Hcnly cnso is ended so far as the Montana Montanacourts Ion tan a courts nro concerned con mc the Supreme Court Courttoday Courttodll today todll having denied the motion for a re rehearing hearing made by course 1 for Miles Finlon Finlonthe Flnlonthe the nominal n mlnnl pmtntilV in tho case in inwhich Inwhich which F Augustus AU 1uftull Heinze was the de defendant derenGa1I1 fendant The decision was made orally orallytodny orallytodn todny todn by h Chief Justice Brartly Drnrtl and there therewore therewrcno wore wrcno no dissenting voices voicesTho olcesTho Tho motion for n rehearing wns made madeimmediately madeImmflHatoly immediately after the Supreme Court ourt de deeitlod deI eitlod the rose about six weeks ago in favor favorof I of Heinle and arguments were heard there thereon on l Jart st Moiulnv Ionda the plaintiff being repre represented renref sented f nted by A J Shores and C J Kelley Kelleywhile IelleywhUe while J J J McHatton appeared In behalf behalfof of Heinzn The principal ground upon uponwhich uponwhich which the rehearing was sought was tho thonotion I notion of thp District Court in barring barringevidence harrl harrlOIi evidence OIi eneo showing tho connection of Ada AdaN N Brnckett with the case caseRYE I 0 I JIG JIGi i RYE RYECrop Crop of 1692 1692Mellowed l 92 92Mellowed Mellowed Mellowedby by i o Years YearsRepose YearsRepose Repose in inthe inthe the Wood WoodPure WoodIts Its ItsPure Pure PureThats PureS S J Thats ThatsSure ThatsSure Sure SureSERVED SureSERVED SERVED AND SOLD EVERYWHERE EVERYWHERENew EVERYWHERENew New York Kentucky Co CoSole CoSole Sole Proprietor Proprietordew PrClpmlotiCcw dew York Yrklrchi Branch 452 Fifth lrtII Avenue CIIII 1 1 7 i HaTVlk 1fONeill 0 Neffl T f Go CoI I 12315 Hens Highest Grade GradeNLQLIGO GradeNLfLIGLL NLQLIGO SHIRTS SHIRTSMade Made by the famous makers of the theGriffon theGriffon Griffon Brand Best in the land landMen landMen Men who pay 3000 to 3600 per dozen for custom shirts will willfind willfind find these their equal in every detail of make fit and material materialHi 200 and 250 Shirts 100 275 and 300 Shirts Shirtsf I f 150 150The Hi The pattern I are refined neat and ef effective eifecllve fective Theie Shirts are all cat full fulland fulland and the make It distinctly hifh class classPlain elmPlain Plain and pleated bosoms culfs at attached WWMYM mWi mWiSites 1 tached and detached detachedSlret Sites 14 to 18 18Its 18Its Its a pleasure once again to announce a sale of this character characterand characterand and judging from last year fastidious and particular men will willbe willbe be much interested Every yard of the materials used isimported is isimported imported direct directAlmeda Almcda Cloths Perung Cloths Zibeline Zibelineweaves I Iweaves weaves Alcazar stripes and figures French Cashmeres Jap JapSilks JapSilks Silks c the productions of such noted manufacturers as asWhytlaw asWhytlaw Whytlaw of England Anderson of Scotland Columbicr Ros Rostaigne Rostalgne taigne Herrison Daugadin Bcignal and Hciland of France and andthe andthe the leading exporters of Ireland Germany Austria and Japan JapanOn JapanOn On Sale Monday morning and andcontinuing andcontinuing continuing while the lots 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w i i i fi j jI wrvt M v v vTHK i r v i 1 THK TH 11 RUN SUNDAY UNDA A JtJTE U J rn J 1f rJ 4 1905 I ft I 1i i WITH YaTHTHB TII THE COLLEGE ATHLETES ATHLETESMtOIffOS ATHLETESl MtOIffOS l OINQ5 1ra I3V THE FJEtp FIE4 OF SPORT SPORTIN SPORTIN SPOuTI I IN EAST AND WEST WESTTtts WRSTml WESTr r Ttts Collect neiattM Dr pwtn wln N Ntar NtarAnnp r rrAnnapolls Fj j rAnnapolls Annp Ii Mikes Splrndlrt flpl SpfriiIIdfL lIIl1d ShowUi ShowUion fL I on tne th Water WaterWtt Western rn Athletic Athl tlo H IIP IIPI ap apI P PI I t I pcnincs lIC1n111aand and Many Ian IanyI Misunderstandings MisunderstandingsI 1t1lund nndlnlU nndlnlUI I With CdlumhlftB crew OIfIW squad already alreadyen alrfadyroute Iread3rtM tM en route for t r its trulnlnR train In It quarters nt i HlB HlBlands I1Igh I1Ighlanda IIIgii i lands and andCornell Cornell and Pennsylvania PElnIlRyh l11a get getting Rdtlng getttn ting ttn ready readyto to rruikn the aninml l1l1unlrnuv move to toIl the theHudson thelIu Il Hudson lIu n the big regatta re att4 for the th six colleges collegesOH collegestbe co1Iogethe OH this Hudson seems IIOOmavery very close at hand handIn handIn 1 In the meantime the VnleIInrvard con contingent contingent contlngent tingent U L heading toward New London LondonGalesl LondonOale Loedonj j Galesl Oale Terry and Red R Jd Top are ready for fortheir fortheir fori i their occupants and the eerie erl of dual dualcontest dualoontel dualiI iI contest oontel between the to New w England BiglwidInstitutions EnglandinstitutiOns Eglpjdii ii Institutions 1nttutJ ne will soon bo called c lled The so socalled 80calJtd eoi i called Intercollegiate championships In Inwhich Inwhloh Inwhich which Cornell Columbia Syracuse Wlaoon WUoonsin Wlaoonam Wlaoonam sin am Georgetown and Pennsylvania la tako takopart takepIIlton takopnzton part pIIlton on the Hudsonwill Hlldson will be held this year on onJune onJune oni i June 28 Yale and Harvard will row June Juziei i 29 the day following As between these thesecontests thel8oonteats tbeiet t contests there Is nothing to choose In In Interest Inurret Inl l terest Neither one hurts the attendance attendanceat 1 at the other for tho YaleHarvard faction factiondoes factiondoes factiondoes does not go to Poughkeepele nor on the thecontrary theconbary theL L contrary would the adherents of any sn one oneof oneof oneth th of the six other colleges feel In the least leastdrawn leutdrawn Jeaatdrawn drawn to the New London course courseAs counethe coureeA As A the Poughkeepele race draws near nearthe nearthll nearI the Interest In the outcome of the main mainevent maineventthe maini I i event eventthe the varsity eights eightsquickens quickens as asIt ssIt ceq7 q7 It has h not In years eara before Syracuse last lastyears lutyear laMyeftr years year winner undoubtedly ulidoubtedl has ft good goodcrew poodelflW goodcrew crew The wearers of the Orange certainly certainlyachieved oertalnlyaohleved certainlyjl jl achieved one thing by winning last ln t year yearThey 1f81ThIlT yearThey They will not be Ignored I Rioredby by followers of ofthe ofthfl ofi4 i4 the sport yortoutalde outside their own oWn college ss 8 they theywere the thewe theywes were we last year The majorityof pernons pernonswho ptrRonswho penonew w i who had anything to t do with the early earlywork earlTwtlrk earlyt t 1 work of the crews last gear IlIr pasged the theSyrflcusans tFlIISyTltoullU1a thetcl tcl U Syrflcusans by as a negligible quantity quantitylilmply quantitylImPly quantityt t lImPly because their style W wee B not good goodaoconllng goodMc goodLJ LJ 1 aoconllng Mc acco rclll1g to the orthodox principles of ofrowing 01i of1ei 1ei rowing rowingNow i rowing4U wlng wlngNow U Now ab a any event there will be more morethan morethan morethan than a little attention paid to the work workout workJUt wnrkLi Li out oute of Ten Eyck8 men and no matter matterhow malterhow nuitter7Lt 7Lt how roughly they stroke and n Uo do matter matterwhat matterwhat niatterf f what crying c defects of style they y have haveall hV9aJl havei i all will be laid at the door of the new n w cult cultget cultget culti i get them mwlng which demands only onlyr onlyitIJttbe t I i itIJttbe r hattbe men In one boat shall yaiik arik their theirnar thlra theirfi fi nave a through the water faster than the themen themen theTnentntheatherboata men Tnentntheatherboata in Inthe the other boats in inordorto order to entahlUli entahlUlifor eetahI1ihI h hfor I for the mrmont the supremacy of one onestroke onestroke onedt dt stroke over another Ten Eyck Is a adisciple adLsclple adisciple disciple of the get there cult Strangely Strangelyenough Stranltelyn Strangelyenough enough n Jgb so io Is Courtney of Cornell C neII But Butbe Dutbe Butbe be and T Ten n Eyck Ey k have differing angles anglesv v of 1 ilew tew Ten Eyck EyokllayR says There Ia one onew OMwayonly onei i w wayonly y only to row and thats the right ri ht way wayThis wayThis wayh h This Th Idea of calling the stroke employed employedby by the winning crew by the name of Its Itscoach Itsach itaooaeh coach ach makes me tired Courtney C JurtnlY says saystoo lSaystDo sayei i too Every one knows that tha there Is a afundamental afundnmftnlnl afundamental fundamental law of rowing Tha crew crewwhich crewwhich crewiN iN which Is I coached to carry out the elemen elementary olemsntAry olementAry tary principles In the smoothest nnd most mosteffective mostrftooUve 2 effective way will win There ifl no Court Courtney Court3V Jurt Jurtney 3V ney stroke no Tlatdan awan strokc no any anybodys onybodys anybodye bodys stroke strokeBut strokeBut stmkek k 4 But where Wlfllf tho men differ is s In the matter matterof malterof matterL matterof of application Cornells crews always alwayshave alwaysbave alwaysc L c have ave boon low stroking crews It has hasbeen hasbeen hasI I been noticeable that they rarely went wentabovethirty wentahovethirty wentp abovethirty shove thirty strokes to the minute If on onhigh 811high ast p t high A remarkable feature wasthat w at Cor Cornells Corell Coresfls nells ell crews got a agreat great deal more more power powerand powerand powerand and strength Intoa Into a Jaw low stroke tr le and nd sent sentthe senttb sentf f the tb boat along smoother lt11ootberandfaIter and1faster1 and fastei than thanthe thantbe thant t the other crews which stroked from two twoto twoIn twol l to four notches not hoe higher hl higheruntil heruntll until last year yearTen yearTen yearTen Ten Eyck whose Syracuse eight smashed smashedits 4 47 its way down the four milo m1letretch tretch at a aclip aclip j11 clip anywhere from thirty to4 t tthlrtyrour tthlrtyrourr thirtyfour thirtyfouror l or r thirtyfive strokes to the minute puts putshis putshis putshis his and Courtneys C system Into opposition oppositionIn 1i In the following followingNobody lollowlnltNobOOy followingn n Nobody can tell me that a crew rowing rowingIS i IS strokes to the minute with the power powerproperly powerproperly poweri i properly applied can beat as good goO i a crew crewrowing crewrowlnlr32 crewik ik rowlnlr32 rowing 32 to the minute with the power also alsoproperly alsoproperly alsoproperly properly applied The T11Bslqw slow slO recovery reoovory In Inthe Inthe inthe the stroke was developed d veloped at Cornell and Its Itswe It ItUIIfI itsuse we was best typified by tho Cornell varsity varsityeight va1lItvflight varitvI I eight of 1003 which I consider the standard standardin stanthrjInpotntofslzeandwelght tl ndard ndardIn in Inpotntofslzeandwelght InpotntofslzeandwelghtF point of size and weight This crew rowed rowedbest rowedbeet F beet at a a 28 to the minute stroke but I Iknow Iknow Ii i I know that a crew which I would have re regarded rerded 1 garded rded as equally Rood ood rowing rowln 32 strokes otrokesto tjtroketo t to the minute could have l beaten eaten the Cornell Cornellboat Cornellboat Cornellboat boat Why Because the main fact In Inrowing Inrowing 1 rowing is lost sight RI ht of In the slower stroke strokeAlthough strokeAlthough strokeAlthough Although the effect may be more pleasing pleasingto pleAsingto to the eye tho point of getting the most mostspeed mORt9peed mosti i speed from the boat Is sacrificed That Is Isto IBto isto to say e y the power and ths th condition beng beingoqual bengIqual bengequal equal the crew pulling pull puJllngthegreaternumhr puJllngthegreaternumhrf inK the greater number numberof f of the stroke to o the minute must mIL t to win winWhat winWhat winv v What Ten Eyck has to say on the subject subjectof of rowing must be listened to with re repect respect respect spect for the time being Should his histheories histheorie hisi i theories plainly stated above prove to be bebetter bebetter be1t 1t better than those tho of Courtney Courtne Goodwin GoodwinWard GoodwinWard Goodwintt tt Ward ODea and Dempsey then certainly certain1 certain1th there th re will have to be some changea hange made madnIn madAIn madein In the rowing systems of the other college collegeIf 1 If they hope to win Even If last years yearsvictory yearsictory yearsF victory of Syracuse was an accident F an another another anI I other 0th win for the Onondagans could not I wen oe ten Eyck Is almost t theonly the only coach In charge or a university crew who does doesnot doesnot doesnot not coaslder con lder that to send an el eight ht oared oaredcrew oaredcrew oaredcrew I crew over a four mile course stroking strokingnt at an average of 32 t2 or higher to the theminute ther r tj minute is not only foolhardy but ira iropossible i 1 r I possible ossibe Ten Eyck contends for the thenegative tI h negative of the proposition and says RaR In Ineffect I K I43 effect MI I did It once If I do It agnin agninvnull agijjyoull I Iyoull youll vnull have to J U it admit was rllrlr done I Iand MfiKJ MfiKJnd I RIJ and nd that you were wrong I And Ten Eyck lools to have a good goodchance goodchance I Ii I i chance of getting away y with hte hlstheorl hlstheorlI histheorloswhen theories theorieswhen I when they aro brought down to actualpra actual actualpractise actialpractise practise pra e His crews this season st Ilon are formid formidable formldable formidable able If the presence of many veterans and andtrong andetrong I Iatrang trong oarsmen counts for anything in figuring crews The Syracuse eight as aschosen aschosen ps chosen for the fray now only a little U IEI more m are than three weeks off Is OR follows Squires bow Salisbury 2 Andrews s Anderson An And l rson 1 4 Dempster 5 Hale 6 Rico mc 7 Packard Packardstroke PaokardstroKe Inclutrdstroke stroke Of Oltbls this combination all a 1 have h rowed before Andrews and Salisbury were In its the victorious freshman eight ofIost ofwtllprln sprlnz sprlnzand sprIr sprIrand and the others rowed In the winning var t city eight Ten Eyck has a combination unique In one respect respecthe he has eight men I l Kwng rowing for him who never have bean be 1beatfln beaten l PAllkard wkard the stroke etrolceja is considered conl dere 1 by the theand S Syracusans JIans the most re remarkable ftroke I t IntheCountry In Pack haRIIHIIltrlat hasslill grent style r and pd brain snys Ten Eyck rYc MI1e Ha I1p never I loses sight of onhe the fact thatthoro that there are ecvon other men In the th boat with himand him and above abovejuiK 1 all he LI a jl1d jtIgoof great juiK e of I JiaCe uit p Syracuses four oared crew entered this thl year for the first time is made upof up of mom Ic bent be of tho freshman boat of OrI last H year yearDavis E AnnstronR bow Cumlnga 2 SlOl1e 3 v Davis stroke trok The Th frosliman rrohmnnel eight tht Inot IA not not t Jiu quite teas 118 good ood as it should bo at this time timebow I hut there are 1 ioe fI n I is A madA Up of Corp pyj bow bo Bute Uut 2 tchiefer hl fer 3 Duvnll iU 14Il 4 Blochor 4I 8 Whitney 0 Heath 7 Paddock stroke stroketime Cornell JiM not much to proclnlm lit r lhl this l time to the Intercollegiate world iw to tobest li ehanCM find tho vh know fourtne l best I t know that Courtney silent U I ourtnoy to ho feared when hn tho old man feels that thereK there Ii Is mall hence th811Cf1rOr for hTUite hl his boats benf to win wtaally 4 he Is more Jkcly to talk nlxrut them than 1 to keepfllltm kesp Ilcneo o When hen Courtney becomes T visibly Ilbly cheerful h eerf tl OYO over r ProliptCtll It Us ally allya a sign that he doesnt feel thai that way grne ten er I The 11 orpftll varsty boat this year is 18I I IJ I J i 1 MJ iQjt I DESTjjIPiTlAN DEST DESTSpecIal J jjIPiTlAN fl iniW BAS BASSpecial BAzi BAziSpecial Special Sale Shirt Waists WaistsFor For Girls and Misses MissesWhite MissesI MissesWllite MissesWhite I White Lawn Shirt Waists Waistsgood Waistsgood Waistsgood good quality prettily tucked cked back and front frontbuttoned frontbuttoned frontbuttoned buttoned back also buttoned front frontsizes frontsizes j jsizes sizes 30 32 and 34Inch bust 98 cents centsWhite centsWhite centsWhite White Lawn Shirt Waists Waistsgood Waistsgood Waistsgood good quality tucked back and front with row rowof rowof rowof of neat embroidery Insertion down the thefront thefront thefront front buttoned back also buttoned bu oned front frontsizes frontsizes frontsizes sizes 30 32 arid 34Inch bust bust98cents 98 98cents cents cen ts I r 6062 West 23d Street rowing as follows Sfowell bow Barton 2 Boeach 3pods 3 D0d8 4 Q W Foote 5 Furnow FurnowDoda oornow 6 Lee 7 T Foote stroke All save 180Oods saveDod Dod are veterans or at leant lea t have rowed rowedat rooclat rowedat at Poughkeopsie either in freshman or orvarsity orarsl orvarsity varsity arsl tr boats Dods D0d8ls Is a freshman this year yearand yearand yearand and ho must be good for the freshmen freshmonwhomake rreRhmonwhomaka freshmenwho whomake who make the Cornell varsity nrslo on entrance entranceore ore few and far between This is more morethan morethan morethan than a fair ftiircomhlnation combination and If Syrncuw Syrncuwcan Rymcun can an n beat this thl crew it will be a race woith woithgoing wOJ wothgoing th thgoing going far to tol5OO tol5OOIbe see seeThe seeThe The four oared and freshmen boats are oreas are8JI as follows Four oar oarFisher Fisher bow Boats 2 Hooper 9 C A Lee stroke Fresh Freshmen FrelhmenWeIKh FreshmenWelsh men menWeIKh Welsh bow Tracy J Gavett 3j 3jGorman 3 3Connan 3Corrnan Gorman 4 Dulanoy S Swinney 6 Drum BromI Dromley Drumlay I ley 7 Cox stroke strokei strokeColumblas strokeColumbias i Columbias crews are rowing now In an anorrior anorrir anorrkr orrior likely to be changed in minor details detailsseveral detl detailswveraI lH lHRJeral several times between now and the run runbut moobut rarebut but it 1t1 U probable that the men who will willsit willsit willBit sit in the boat on June 28 S will handle the tliesweeps theWMJJIIln thesweeps sweeps WMJJIIln in the following order Pierrepont Piurrepontbow Pierrepontbow Pierrepontbow bow Cornell COI nAil 2 Boyle 3 Pool 4 WhltwU Vhitwt U 5 J Miller 6 OLouhlin OIAu hlln 7 7i Fraser stroke strokeundecided strokelhe strokeThe The positive makeup or tne Ut four Is IsundeCided isundecided undecided undecidedThe undeCidedThe undecidedThe The freshmen are rowing R White Whitebow VhItebow 1 te teboL bow boL Koblxj bhe 2 Sno11ly 3 Ostarhaut OstarhautII 4 4stroke 4Mrbito Mrbito II wnitD 5 Mackenzie 6 Earle 1 Holbert Holbertstroke Holixrtstroke stroke There Is I likely to be an Inter Interchanea Inwrchan interchang chang chan of pwltloai between Mackenzie Mackenzieand ckoOle ckoOleand and Bolbert as soon an the formers rorrn r s knee knegets kneeguil I Iget gets get stronger r Helmrlch the varsity varsityIn varsityfoOtball varstyfootball foOtball player may also diKpl1100 Robbe RobbeIn In the boat boatPennsylvanias boatPenn boatPennsylvanias Pennsylvanias Penn ylvanla8 vorulty and frwhinan frwhinanelgbu tllIuanelgb tresluiianelghta elgbu elgb are now rowing in the following followingorder followingorder followingorder order Shoemaker bowj bow Watk Vntkiiis l 2 Her Hermann Hermann Hermann mann 3 Brown 4 livery 5 Stevenson 8 8Taylor 6Taylor 0Taylor Taylor 7 Atkln stroke trok The freshmen freshmenEmory rreRhmenEmory freshmennory Emory nory bow Doering Doerill 2 Dean Den II 3 3j Dodge 4 Phlller 5 Shoemaker 8 Hess 7 7j Ernlg Ernlgstroke EmlgbUOke ErnigII stroke strokeGeorgetowns bUOkeG II Georgetowns G orgetowns varsity eight will be seated seatedan aeatooaldollowRI seatedasfollowe aldollowRI asfollowe an follows according to the latent changes changesmen chanq chanqannouncea changesannounced announced Lllllk bow Backu Cku 2 Bre Bremn Bremen men 3 Slianley 4 Graham OJ1 Or bsrp 1art1JII 0 Hayden n nNeol IINea1 t tNeal Neal 7 Barter stroke Four tour rour of these thesemen thlJt thesemenaro n nmenare men menare aro veterans Bremen Iusk Barber Barberand Daroorand Barberand and Neal are newcomers who havo had haderperience hade hadeperienee erperience e In the Potomac boat clubs and andin andin I Iin in the prep crews of the university Tim Timfour 11111four Thefour four oared boat will be chosen ch n from Conario ConarioGreene CanarioOreene CannrloGreene Greene Seltz Woods Orogan Stewart StewartandRice StewartnnrlRlce StewartandRlee andRice of the seconH eight eightWisconsin pl eightWisconsin ht htWLConlnlIIl Wisconsin WLConlnlIIl as is t customary l hi doing doln a deal dealof dealof dealof of work in a quiet way but little informa information Infonnatlon Information tion has wandered East nt about the Badgers Badgersfor BadgersFor ad er erFor for the time being Capt Miller of tho Vlg Vlgcons Visconsin 111 111con cons consin In eight has been h n out of the boat boatthrough poatthrou boatthrough through throu a slight attack of illness and over overtraining oertralnlnq overtrainIng training but he will be back in the boat by bythe bytbe bythe the time that the trip East F It Is to lie made madeHetzel madeHe17e1 madeHetzel Hetzel of the second boat Is taking his hl place placeThe placeThe placeThe The eight ho has been boated in the following followingorder followingordlr followingorder order Boding bow Bovle 2 Van Meter 3 Johnson John on 1 1 Larson Davis fi Hetzel 7 7Lea 1Ien 7Lea Lea stroke Burling Durlln Van nn Meter Johnson JohnsonDavis Johl1 JohnsonDavis on onDavi Davis and Miller are from last years var varsity varsit varsity sity sit Lea stroked the freshmen and Hetzel Hetzeland Hctz Botzeland I Iand and Boyle also a o rowed in the t e 07 class crow crowLarson crewLarson I Larson i h a powerfully built new man with withgreat withgreat I Itreat great strength IItrenltht who 1 Ia rapidly shaping shapingup up into a first rlt class ClaM oar oarYale oarYale oarYale Yale and Harvard meantime are work working workIng worklog ing into shape for the big race at Now NowLondon NnwLOndon NewLondon London Three events will occupy the theattention theattention theattention attention of the Crimson and the Blue on onthe onthe opthe the day of the regatta The opposine var varsity varsityeights sity sityeights eight el hIA will wlllvrobabiy jjrobably be Yale YaieVeeks YaieVeeksbow Weeks Weeksbow kI kIblw bow Daly Dal 2 Williams or Morse Mor e 3 Scott 4 4Chooo 4ChM 4Cheon Chooo 5 Whittier 8 Kineon 1lneoon1 7 Whitney Whitneystroke WhitneyRtroke hitney hitneystroke stroke There is considered to be more morethan 1D0rethall morethan than a little chance that Morse may ma not notrow notrow notrow row as IA his hl scholarship standing U L poor poorChase poorChace O r rChale Chase was out for a while because becau e of III Illness IIInei iiinesa ness If Morse Mo is I debarred matters will be b4 adjusted adju tn perfectly with WllSnms In hi his seat eat Harvards varsity which did didrather dlrlralhr didrather rather well against Cornell is as follows Brchard bow Tappan 2 Flint 3 Pleas Pleasnnton PleasIInton Pleasenton nnton 4 Lawson S Filley Filla 6 George 7 7Shepard 78hApard 7Shepard Shepard stroke The showing Iho wing against n nlnlt Cornell in view of the discouraged feeling feelingat feelln feellnt at t Cambridge prevlotis to the race was wasall wallall wasall all that could bo h desired The star freshman crew which was wasthe Wllthe wasthe the winner of th the lions share of the prizes nrl76Oin in n the Lnke Whitney regatta re alta is i considered consideredto to be a 41 good jtt Od a first year eight el ht as Yale aIA has ha had and the coanht Marh aw very pry proud of it The Bhowinrj of the Annapolis nmpoll crews In the season which they just ended IH flo floserving elCflPflnlt 10 10serving serving of moro than a little prni prnice n f An Anunbroken Anunbroken Anunbroken unbroken succession of victories over the theI thevUIIlty thevarsity I varsity eights ot Georcetown Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennylanla Penneylvania vania Yale and Columbia Is a record rer Jrrl to be proud of Starting with Georpetown Georpetownon Gcorgetn Gcorgetnon on April 15 Annapolis scored the flrtit fll nrs t vic victorv ic ictor 1ctor torv tor The first and second varsity eights eightsof eightsof of both colleges raced The Middles won hv alength alen h from the first t1r t Georgetown crew crnwthe cmwthe crewthe the second Annapolis eight finishing a 1 little more than that ahead of th the second Georgetown boat Two weeks wfe s Inter the first ft lt Pennsylvania eight fell n victim to tothe the Middles bing b inl1 beaten a length It nltth and Ilnduarter a aquarter aruarter I quarter uarter The Pennsylvania freshmen freshmenwover however wover defeated the second navy beat beJitlnp b belttin tlnt It out by thr throequartenl equarterH of n length l nRlh On May 7 tho Yale College C Jllege eight el in which were Rented Weeks Scott Klncon Klnconand Klnoonlncl Kineenanti and Willlanis of the first flr t boat Kuccumtx fuc umlJPd d to the Middles by a length and n quarter The closest race of the series was with Columbia on May 20 The Now ew Yorkers Yorkernot Yorkersnot Yorkersnot not only finished but three yards am behind lapped on the Middies bill forced the win winners wlnne winners ners ne to row nearly twenty seconds flo xmdl faster than did any othor crew this season fCIU on lass Inalmuch lassmuch Inunmuch much as Columbia had done a trial two twomiles twomiles miles on the Harlem in the close neighbor hood of nino minutes it wan aR figured flltllr cl that thateven thatIvln thatercn even with the thedetld dead water of tho Severn the local rnremcn would do cn under ten minutes and row the theAnnaroll Annapolis eight el ht to a astandstill astandstill I standstill It was not to be b however The Middles had a well balanced crew six sixof ljc ljcof Ixof of the men weighing about l ten fl pounds and andov only two of them tipping the RMla lit Rllghtly ov osr v 170 pounds poun The uniformity of 01 the men inenandjtllmnesslUld and gatnnesannd garnneaa and courage coumltawere were all the I needed eloments Richard Olendon of the Boston A A couched the Annapolis boats during durin tho season seasonA A rovlow of the races rowed shows the I following time performances performancesAonipolU porformanctArIU ArIU U UionlpollnrAl t tanapotI AonipolU ionlpollnrAl anapotI firm firmi flrstOarrtow to 3i 18 g Oarrtow i orzrtowM arM nratAnn arMflflAO1tssreonJ 10 102 J5 J5in innIC1I1 Ann flflAO1tssreonJ ixIH nrranJ nrranJclmnictawn lOnil in 34 is isiff 1 clmnictawn lttrt lonsrcond Ircond cond condAntupnlti iff 1110 1110APRil to toill APRil tO tOAnflpolii J JAnnapolis Annapolis nn nnPrnraylvanta nrlll ill 12 It S4 I p J1nolunlll nI 12 21 14 14IJ I 4 Prnraylvanta m mAnnapolis IJ M3I M3Iit M 84 Annapolis niiaoIrs second secondAnnipoltanrat it a aiWSKRH 67liAr 57MAT liAr 1 1Annlpoll 7Annapolis Annapolis Annipoltanrat nrat 11 M yIr I 7tr eight eightU U I IJ U J I IV I V oi 47 r L u JSI c l4ar4 iWSKRH turn turnAnnapolis 172 MAT 20 20Annpolts Annapolis Crat 1009 1009Columbia 10 O Columbia AnnaJl1 Orel Ort lnt 1003 10 O 03 a5 a5Annapolis WAnnapols 35tS Annapolis second 10 08 0 IS ISColumbia 1 1ClUmbia 14Q3lUmbIasecond Columbia ClUmbia Q3lUmbIasecond Annapols secoad cnd 10 II 1 2S 2SThe 25The S STe The dibut d bt of Alex Grant the old Penn Pennsylvania Pen Pennsylvania sylvania lylvanla Te distance dl tanc runner rnner ad nd American Americantwo AeriCn AeriCntwo two mile mie record rrd holder as 8 a starter st r In Inby Inathleto inathletic athleto athletic evenb events In the Wet Vest WM atended atendedby attended attendedby by muoh dissatisfaction diUraoon and disappoint disappointment dlppolnt disappointment ment Grant Ornt officiated omca at the Chicago ChicagoMichigan ChicagoMichigan Michigan Micigan dual dal meet met The Chicago Cicago peoplesaid pople poplesad people peoplesaid said sad that Annis of Michigan was WI shot off offtlie ol offthe the mark and kicked when wbe Grants Grteplt pistol pistolwent pistolwent went off at the start st of the low hurdle hure race raceby ruesby by accident aodent a and then thn refused rerus to work 1ork when whenbe whenbe whenhe be tried to shoot shot it off again to recall ral the therunners thernn therunners runners rnn Inasmuch Inamuch as lS Grant was down as asa 1 asa a field feld judge and agreed agr to act at as 1 starter starteronly Itarter Itarteronly starteronly only because becule the regular man ma had not notshown notfhown notshown shown fhown up it was impolite implte to say sy the leant leantto let leastto to roast rOlt hlmtlder him under the circumstances circumstancesPresident crmstancs crmstancsPlldent circumstancesPresident President Plldent Walter atr H Liginger has ha come comeforward cme cmei comeforward i forward frwad with his hil little ltle say ay on tho Yale YaleHarvnni Yale YakHarvard t Harvard Hlrvnnl professional profllonal agreement armentl und the theincident theIncident theincident incident may now be b considered alt closed closedSays olod olodSays closedSays Says Liginger I notice ntic that J E Sullivan Sullivanof Sulnn Sulnnof of New York ork secretarytreasurer of the theA theA theA A A U speaks spi srettrrer strongly In regard to this thisstock thi thisrule rle rule and 0d It its tendency to me make rega a laughing lauRhlngstocl laughingstock stock stocl of amateur sport lpor I thoroughly thoroughlyagree thoroulhlyngre thoroughlyagree agree ngre with wih him A young boy starting out outIn outIn outin In high school shool U I by that very rule rle lea le Into Intowrongdoing Intowrongdoing intowrongdoing wrongdoing OH far f as amateurism is con concerned on oncrned concorned corned crned It is i the most ridiculous ridiclous thing I Iever Ieer Iever ever hoard her of It U I worse wo when you ou think thinkthat thinkthn thinkthat that thn such luoh a rule rle was promulgated promulgat by two twoof twoor twoof of the oldest old t colleges oolege In the thf country cuntr which whichurn whichare hlch hlcharA urn supposedly the tie greatest grtt sticklers Itcklel for forathletic foratbl forathletic athletic atbl tlo purity purty I have always alwa found the theschoolboys theshoolboy theschoolboys schoolboys shoolboy were wer the cleanest clenft In ama amateur amateur amatour teur rt In observing all rules and sport b obervlng rles now nowcome nowcome nowcome come these thee big colleges with a direct ant In Invitation Invlttlon Invitation vitation vlttlon to them to break brk the rules rle and ant yet yetgive retgive yetgive give them reinstatement rein ltement They Tey usually usuallymake Um usuallymake ly lymak make the argument argment that these thee competitions competitionsarc cmpttons cmpttonsare are for only a few dollars dolar and should not he heus beused us used d to bar the men afterward but the theonly theonly theonly UI only reason rn that they took tk atea the few dollars dollarsIH IH because bUI they could cld not not get more If Ifthere Ifthere Ifthere there had been bn more mor in sight slglt they would wouldhavo wouldhaI wouldhave have haI taken tken it Amateur Amtur athletic athletiO are In Inbetter Inbtter inbetter better btter condition oondUon now than ever before and andgetting andgetting andgetting getting better btter every year ye To think thi that thatwe thate thatwe we e who have labored labor so earnestly earnety in the theea tbecuse thecause ea easetback cuse cause 01 pur pure amtr amateur sport Ihould should get a aRtback asetback eprt setback Rtback from rein Institutions InsUtuton like lke Yale and andHarvard andHarvard I Harvard Harnd Is a staggerer staggererThere staggerarThere There Tere will wi be b found some persons lon who whoare I Iare 1 1 J A J 1 sTt t topinions are inclned inclined to undervalue Mr II Ligingers Ligingersopinions rs rsopinion opinions on sport sprt In general gnerl In Lgn the na national national I tional ton championships chnpionhlp at St Louis LuLe last lastclubmate Ilt lastsummer I Iflumer flumer summer while hie a dlto distanee ra rate WI was bing bingrn hem hemrun rn run an alege alleged foul wa was commite committed committedclubmate A Aclubmte clubmate clubmte of the runner rnner presumably prumnbly fouled fouledriwhed foule fouledrushed rushed rUJhed to Mr Ir Liginger the referee rerer that thatday thatday I day with a protest prott Before Bfore the men had hadfinished ha hadfinished finished flnhed Mr Liginger Lglnger had ha disqualified disqualifiedthe disqulfed disqulfedthe the man who was said Md to t have hav committed committedthe oommlted oommltedthe the foul When this thl became beCme known a aclubmate aclubmat aclubmata clubmate clubmat of the disqualified disqulfed man rushed rushedup rshed rshedup rushedup up and after an argument with Mr Ligin Ligingor LlglnIor LiglngoT goT not only got him to reverse reer e his de decision decllon decislon cision Ior but persuaded pnmadoo him to disqualify disqualfy disqualfythe disqualifythe the man formerly lorerly said sid to have been bn fouled fouleabecause fouledbecu fouledbecause because becu ho was WI really rly to blame for the thejostling thejotlng thejostling jostling jotlng The Te first ft claimant cl mant then got his hisinnings hi hisInnings Inning innings and the final fnal result rsult was WI that the therace therace therace race was wal allowed allowe to stand as run runWisconsins rn rnWlaconinl runWlsconsins Wisconsins star pitcher of f thin thi year Is I a alad alad lad named nme Alwln Cummings who yar Is a afre afreshman fre frhmon freshman hman in the thf engineering enjlnoring department departmentCummlngs deprtment deprtmentCumming departmentCummings Cummings Cumming is a graduate Jdute of Andover where whereho whereho wherehe ho played playA football roothal baseball blphal and hockey in 1904 11 He comes comls from Duluth where whereIn whfre In 11 the high school he pitched piche gilt git edged edgedball edgedball d dbal ball bal Against A alnRl a couple cupl of Northern League Leagueteams Lue LueteamR Loagiieteams eg teams while whie still atiin In high hlph schoolCumminga schoolCummingascored IIchoolCummlng scored Rcore one victory and held the leaguers leaguersto leagem leagemto to n I couple of runs Mla in I tho other He has 1msboen hasbn busbeen been bn on tho Wisconsin WI conln team since fllnc the season seasonbe son sonbnn seasonbeean be bnn bnnDr beean can canDr Dr William Wilam 0 Anderson Anderon director direor of the theYale theYale theYale Yale gymnasium ltymllum recently recty refused refued an offer offerto ofterto offerto to become bcme head bed of the gymnasticandphvs gymnasticandphvsIcal lymnltcnnd phvs phvslel lent lel culture culure departments deplrtments in the new City CityCollege CityCles CityCollege College Cles of New York Dr Anderson was wasmuch waRmuoh wasmuch much sought and received recled a flattering fatterinR offer offerAfter olferAfer offerAfter After Afer hU hl refusal rrlal of the offer It became becameknown hcmo hcmokown becameknown known kown that that thatthe the Yale corporation croration had nude nadeDr n nudeDr ade adeDr Dr Anderson ndeln a full lul profesnor proreSr of the uni university unlverl univerelty versity versityTho verl vereltyThe ty tyTe The Te Georgetown Orgt football footbal schedule Iheule for forthe fortho forthe the coming cmlnlt season sen has hI been bn announced announcedFor announcd announcdFor For the first tnt time timE in two years vear there will willbe wil willbe be h a game with wth the thf Carlisle rlle Indians In Wash Washington WMhIn Washington ington In tn on Thanksgiving Tanbglnl Day Princeton Princetonwill Prncton Prnctonwi Princetonwill will wi be h played Oct 7 in Princeton Prnoeton and ad the theUniversity thetnlver theUniversity University tnlver lty of Virginia after afer the truce troe re recently reontly recentiy cently ontly patched palche up will wi play ply on Nov No 11 11It t IIIt It Is a tough tou h schedule IIchPule as a glance will show showThe IIhowThe showThe The Raman am follow Sept pt 30 3 o Gallaudet GallaudetCollege OallaudetColee OullaudetCollege College Colee at Georgetown GlrRtown Oct 7 Princeton Princetonat Princetn Princetnat at Princeton Princton 14 Villanova Villaova College Colege at atGeorgetown atGrgetown atGeorgetown Georgetown Grgetown 21 n Swarthmore Swarthmre College Colel at atGeorgetown atGeorvetoW atGeorgetown Georgetown GeorvetoW 28 Washington Wlhlnon and Jefferson Jeffersonat at Washington W8hinltton Pa Nov No 4 University Universityof Unlverlty Unlverltyof of North Carolina 4rolna at Richmond 11 t Unlver Unlversitv Unherllv Unlversity sitv llv of Virginia at Georgetown Or otwn 18 II i Buck Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell nell at Georgetown Orgetw Virgnia 25 2 George Gerg Washington WashingtonUniversity Wlhlnon WlhlnonUnhelty WashingtonUniversity University at Georgetown 30 3 t0 Carlisle CarlisleIndians Calllo CallloInHanR CarlisleIndians Indians InHanR at Washington Wa hlnlon D C CCharles CCharlO CCharles Charles CharlO Newman Newma Waldron to 06 baa been beenelected bn bnllo beenelected elected llo captain cptin of the Union College Coleg track trackteam tracktam trackteam team for next season Waldron has been beenon bn bnon beenon on the team tm during durg his entire college olege course coursebeing CUe CUeblnc coursebeing being sprinter and jumper of blnc a RJrter jumpr no mean meanability menoabity meanability ability abity He come cmO from Detroit DetroitPOOLItOOM Dtroit DtroitPOOIROOl DetroiLPOO11ROOM POOLItOOM POOIROOl OUTFIT OLTF1T VOT OT ENOUGh EOUGHMtfflitrate EOlWI EOlWIPool ENOUGhMagistrate Magistrate Pool Takes Tkes Dick Hit II Ruln Ruling Rulingof of 0 FrIday FIday and Let ACCIIIN AcoueN no noMagistrate 00MaglRtrat 12oMagistrate Magistrate MaglRtrat Pool reversed reer ed his hil decision decMonof deiion deiionof of Friday when the cano of William Frday Wilam Ray Raymond Ry Rymond Raymond mond and John Rice arrested alt by the police policeof plce plceof of the West et Fortyseventh Foryseenth street IItrt station stationon ilton iltonon stationonFriday on onFriday Friday Jrday afternoon afteron in a raid rad on an alleged allegedpoolroom aJleg allegedpoolroom poolroom poolrom at 337 31 West Wet Fiftieth Fiteth street Itrt came cameup cme cmeup cameup up In the West WlJt t Side court yesterday yetery He Hehad Hehad Rehad had rued that If I the te police plce showed showe charts chartsdope ohartsdop chartsdope dope sheets and ad telephone Instruments Instrumentsbe Intrments Intrmentshe dop he oould hold the accused acuse for running rnning a apoolroom aplrom apoolroom poolroom poolroomThe plrom plromTe The Te lawyer for the defendants derendt pleaded pleadedthat pleadedthat pleadedthat that the men should be allowed allowe to go be because b because cause oaus the police Plc had ha seen len no bets bts g made madeYesterday madeYesterday Yesterday Yeterday the Magistrate Mqletrt took tk this me meYeterday view viewand viewandpromptly vew vewnnd and andpromptly promptly prompty discharged dlhng the men mennootrvrlt menn005tl menRoosevelt Roosevelt n005tl Children Cldr n Will I Co G to Oytttr Ohr Bay BayNext R BayNeat Next NMt Friday FridayWASHINGTON Jda JdaWASHIGTN FridayWASPINOTOtI WASHINGTON WASHIGTN June 3 STe 3The The younger youngerchildren youngr youngrchidren youngerchildren children chidren of the President Prident Ethel Ker Kermlt Kermit Kermit mit Archibald Arcibald and ad Quentln Qunt QuantlnwIll will wi leave leve Wash ington Il1gtn next next Friday for Oyster Oy ter Bay By Mrs Mr Roosevelt Rvelt will wi remain rain her ber until unU the Presi dent leaves leve later Iter this t month mOU mOUoi ta P oi 4 5 4 4 v I le Boutitlier Bott B6ut11llBroths B6ut11llBrothsWOMENS tl erBfot Brothers BrothersWOMENS ers ersWOMENS WOMENS WOMENSFINE WOMENSFINE WOMENSFINE FINE UNDERLINENS UNDERLINENSHmt Have just received tled 0 a Urge lAre rge purse of highguide glgr grade dt Under Underlinens Undtr Undtrlinen Underlinens linens linen comprising Chemises Clmtts Night NgM Dresses tsses Pelticdts Pelt ats Drawers Drtmtnand Dr Drawersand ers ersnd and nd Corset Covirs in fine Nainsooks N inoo s L Lawns wns And Ctmlrics Ctmlricstrimmed eamrstrimmtdith 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BA THING SUITS SUITS SUITSA A n nt new u line lnt In n Alpaca lpacL and Silks SitksThese SI SITntse SilksThese These goods are of great excellence ezlenct and tue e very tr strongly stronglyrecommend strongiyrommtnd stronglyrecommend recommend rommtnd them tltm They Tler are standard qualities qualills mAd under underoar undtroar underOur oar supervision and offered much m cl below htJo regular rgulr prices pricesLe prcts prctsle pricesLe Le BovtilUet BOtt tl er Brothers BrothersWest Bfot ers ersWest West Twentythird T rd Street SANTO DOMINGO IS PEACEFUL PEACEFULALL PEACFUL PEACFULAU ALL OUR OlR nAKSIIiPS nRSlIPS EXCEPT EXOEP ONE OBTO ONETO ONETO TO ttK II1 1Fm WITIIDIMWN WITIIDIMWNMinIster ORA MllJV MllJVMlnliter nN nNlnller MinIster lnller Thoma Dawson Olon Report Reprt That ThatConditions Tat TatCondlUonl ThatCondlUons Conditions There Tero Are Perfectly Satis Satisfactory SaUefaetotrTe SaUsfactoryThe faetotrTe factoryThe factory The Customs CUltm Collection CGleeUon I It ItIonl lAstMonth it itMonth Month Ionl Amounted Amountr to t HOOOOO HOOOOOWABIHVOTOV 20 20WASIIOTN 200000WASUIN0TON WABIHVOTOV WASIIOTN June 3 3Atr 3Alter After a confer conference onrer onrerec conferenoc ence ec between betwen Secretory Sret Taft Tat Acting Sec Secretary S Seeretary retary rtary of State Stt Loomis Thomas Dawson DawxonUnited Dawtn DawtnUnit DawsonUnited United Unit States Stat Minister MinLt to Santo Snto Domingo Domingonow Dmingo Dmingonow now In I this country cltryon on leave and ad Secretary SecretaryMorton Sretar SecretaryMorton Morton orntoday today it I was W imnouno announood thatall thatallof that t al all allof of the warships wanhlp around a1nd Santo St Domingo Domingowould Domingowould flamingowould would be withdrawn except one probably probablya pbably pbablya a small smal cruiser cr which will wi be b stationed Ittne at atSanto atSl atSanto Santo Sl Domingo Dmgo City principally princply for the theuse theu theuse use u of Col O R Cotton Cltn oolleotorlnohlef oolleotorlnohlefof oOlorlnchlef oOlorlnchlefof of Dominican customs Secretary Taft Taftand Taftand Dmnican ctl Sretar at at811d and Minister Miter Dawson Dawtn called cle also nlt on onPresident onprldent onPresident President prldent Roosevelt RooseveltMr Rselt RseltMr RooseveltMr Mr Dawson DawRn reported rpr informally Iformaly to t the thoPresident thePlldcnt thePresident Plldcnt President that conditions conditons in I Santo Sat Domingo Domingoat Domngo Domngoat at the tf proj prJtnt present t nt time tme are entirely entrly peaceful peacefuland pfUl pfUl811d peacefuland and that there IH i no necessity neity for maintain maintaining maintainIg maintainbig big Ig a I large squadron uaron In Dominican Dminican water waterHo watr watrHo watersHe Ho also aL told the President of the reception receptionof rpton of the te modus modl Vivendi for the collection coletion of ofDominican ofDminic ofDominican Dominican customs cftoma by the poplp xxple When Whenleaving Whenlevig Vhenleaving leaving Dminic levig the White hita House HOUlO Mr Dawson said saidthat Eld Eldtat saidthat that conditions in Santo Sto Domingo Dmingo were wereperfectly wereprfety wereperfectly perfectly prfety view tat satisfactory bt rnctry from every point pUlt of ofview orview ofview viewMinister viewMlnlter Minister Mlnlter Dawson Dwln reported rported that the col collections cl cllectonK colleotlons lections lectonK lost lat month had amounted uountr to 200000 200000gold 200 2oo000gold gold and It I is expected oxpte that this average averagewill averge averagewill will wi be b maintained maintaine thus tl11 bringing bringg the yearly yearlycollection yearlycoecton yearlycollection collection coecton to 1 2400000 2 00 The lhe Administra Administration Admlnltra Admlnltraton tion officials ofcials are very ery much gratified j1ratied over overthis overthis overthis this ton showing particularly w I the best ht yearlycollection yearlycollection yearly I Icollection collection under the Dominican Dminic Govern Government Government Government ment native mthl regime r glme amounted aount to tl only 1500000 1500000UAVKJ 150 1500000Sao Sao Aw DoMlNoo Dom oo Juno JUle June3M 3 3M M M Lang langhorA TAnghorns j homo horA arrived yesterday and has hal taken takencharge takencharg takencharge charge of tho pOt post of Minister nL tr Lawson Eawsonwho Ia Lawsonwho wllon wllonwho who charg U in 11 Washington President Pr Jlident Morales MoralesB Iorah 8 aB B on n visit vL lt to the north coast ct of the island iularidand iJand iJandand islandand and VicoPresident YloePiident Cacoren Caoert Is acting in his Sjisabsence hisabsence i absence absenceImportations ablnce ablnceImportton absenceImportations Importations Importton from Euro Europe are Increasing Increasingwhich Increasingwhlcl increasingwhich which Is L not 101 the came c with ith regard to imports importsfrom import importsfrom from the United Unltd States HtatK refr No war vessels vesselsare vsll vcseleare here and prevails prevailsPRESEXTKD prevailsPIfESIXTED are hor iwaco peat prnl prnlPntTIW PRESEXTKD PntTIW TO THE TiE ritKSIOEXT ritKSIOEXTThe lI IIESIIEXTThe SIET SIETThr The Thr Town TO1 of Honrttl Nndal ScnclaiJapan Jal la n Sends M ndl Him HimTwo Ilnl IlnlTwo lIinTwo Two Japanese Macs I all and a Samurai Sword SwordWASHINGTON Swor SwordVAHHINOTOH WASHINGTON June 3 3Two Two handsome handsomeJapanese handsomeJapnel handsomeJapanese Japanese Japnel flags fa A and an ancient nucent Samurai Samuraisword Bmuml Bmumlsword Samuraisword sword were wer presented to President Prldent Rooee Rooeevelt Hooseelt Roosevelt velt elt today They wero sent tnt to him by bythe bythe bythe the town of 8ndal H ndal In Japan OH a token tokenof tokenof tokenof of the appreciation apprciaton of the Christianizing Christianizinginfluence Chri Chrbtianlzingintlucnos tanlzlng tanlzlngInflueno influence H of tim missIonaries mlllonarlf1 of thIs thl coun country cOln cOlntry cotbntry try In Japan and tho sympathy tjympthy tho ioplo ioploof 1I0le 1I0leor of the united Unitd States Uat 1 have hn 0 shown in 1 the thepresent thepreRCnt thepresent present war warTlie war11le warThe The presentation prlentaton was WI made to the Presi President Presldent President dent by a delegation delegaton headed by Dr D B BSchnoaer HSchnder BSehnader Schnoaer Schnder tho chief ohle missionary mlflonar in Japan Japanof of the Dutch Reformed Church to whioh whiohPresident wllob wllobPrsident whiohPresident President Prsident Roosevelt RoRelt belongs blongs The party partywas partywas partywas was Introduced Introuc by the thl Rot nv J II I Schick Schlokthe Schickthe SchIckthe the Presidents PrllclentK pastor pastorMovements II lLtorMOCtfleiiti lor loromcnt Movements omcnt of Naval Vrtseli VrtseliWASHINGTON essei esseiWASIIISGT0N 11 11WAIINGTON WASHINGTON WAIINGTON June Jue 3 3The The battleships battleshipsMaine bttlMhlp battleshipsMaine Maine Maie Missouri Mlurl Keamarge Kt1rg and Kentucky Kentuckyhave Rentuckyhve Kentuckyhave have hve arrived arrive at Hampton Hamptn Roads Boadl the collier collierHannibal cler clerHnibl collierHannibal Hannibal Hnibl and destroyer clo tryer Truxtun Trxtun at Nor Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk folk the cruiser oier Newport Newpr ewport at Culobra Culobr and andthe andthe andthe the gunboat gubat Cantlne Cstne at San Juan JuanThe JUI Juanrue The cruiser Cleveland Cloveld and the destroyer destroyerSterling delryer delryerSterllnR destroyerSterling Sterling have sailed siled from Samana Sma Bay Dy for forMon for1on forMonte Mon 1on Monte to Crist Cr triatizen tl tlen i iKen Ken en Davis Reappointed RepPolntM JuilKe hIICf Aclvormte Aclvormten Athnetc AthnetcGenlral Adtoeateeflerai n Genlral GenlralW en eflerai efleraiWASI1INOT0tt era eraWASHINGTON WASHINGTON W SINOTON June Jue 3 3Te 3The The reappoint roappolntment rppint rppintment reappointtnent ment of BrigOon BrlgOP George Gerge B Davis 1avls to a asecond asecnd asecond second secnd term ter of four years lr ns Judge Jut Ad AdvocateGeneral AdvorteGenpral AdvocateGeneral vocateGeneral vorteGenpral of the Army Ary ban hI been ben an announced announc announcd nounced Gen Oe Davis Davi first tft assumed alumed the theoffice theofc theoflice nounc office ofc of 0 Judge AdvocateGeneral AdvomteGeerl in may my dent det 1001 101 receiving McKinley McKinleyArmy McKinleyArm McKinleyArmy his hi appointment nppoltmet from frm Prod President PrOI PrOIdet Proddent Army Arm and Navy Na Order OrderYAimiNOTO Oren OrenASHINOTOM OrdersWAUHISOTOS YAimiNOTO June s aThese These army ord orfn ords r nero nereliuurd neroIutd wereIssued Issued liuurdFirst IutdJlnt IssuedFirst First Lieut Horatio loralo I Litwrrncc l is aaslfned lrned to toNinth toNlnlh toInth Ninth Inth Infantry InfantryCofitnct Ilanlr InfantrycoCtraci Cofitnct C nIAC Kurrron lur eon O Parker nillon Olon from lrm Oen Oeneral GenU Oeneral eral b Hospital Preildlo I mldlo 01 Nan lnn Francisco to toFort toFortMcDowell Fort FortUcOowcfl For ForToe U McDowell ort i iTntse IThese These Toe naval orders orderiwere were Issued liuuedMidshipman luedUldhlrman IssuedMidshipman Midshipman Uldhlrman C K 1 I Drlllhart Orlhanrom ltrtllhartjrem from the Detroit I11 to toCoasten toCuera toCoasters Coasters Cuera Harbor Island for lorlntrctlon tarInstpjctlon Instruction t at naval navaltorpedo Davalno navaltorpedo torpedo elation elationSftirteon ilatlonpuTCeOn Uon Uonfuren Sftirteon no furen puTCeOn E K Stilt SIU frost rl Naval Naa Medical Wodel School Scboll to tonaval tonaval naval nvalloalII noHpltal Canacao Caa p I Asslsunt Aalut SurfeoB Rurel K 1 t O 6 1 J i Eyllni to naval bo bopit hos hospll4 hoIarwtlfrom Blnre pll4 pit New Yo Yop YoSur lOilCi o O naval navalc Sur W fr N To Iarwtlfrom I p l Jr t c 1 q r J r TO PROSECUTE BEEf TRUST TRUSTrjidleatloni TRtiT TRtiTlndeUon TRUSTPJtdIoaUoni rjidleatloni lndeUon That at tlie Oovrrnmrnt Govrnm nt Hill 11 A Ask AskGrand k kGrand kGrnd Grand Grnd Jnry Jur ur to t Return Retur Imllctmrnli ImllctmrnliWASHIXOTON Inllctm IndlctinenheVA8uuoroN nl WASHIXOTON W BBLGTQN June J ne 3 SIlportant 3Important Important de developments deelopments do doveiopments velopments in connection oonn tlon with the Ad Administrations AdmILetton Ad Administrations ministrations mILetton proceedings procllg against aaist tho B Ber BerTrt Beef BeefTrust ef efTrust Trust Trt are expected expcte within the next few fewdays lewdays fewdays days It I will wl be b decided deide at this thi end of tho tholine tholne theline line lne whether Indictments Indletment shall Ihal be returned returnedagainst retrne returnedagainst against aaist the packers packer conferences oonfereno having havingbeen havingbeen havingbeen been held at the Department Dpnrent of Justice Justicetoday JUltCO JUltCOtay Justicetoday today tay and yesterday to determine detennle just justwhat justwhat justwhat what shall Ihal be b dons dcnaDistrict donoDlstrlot donsDistrict District Attorney Attorey Morrisson Moron and Special SpecialAttorney SpecialAttorey SpecialAttorney Attorney Attorey Pagin Piin were closeted olotl with wltl At AttorneyGeneral AttoreyOenemlMoy AttoneyGeneral torneyGeneral toreyOenemlMoy Moody yesterday yesteray and Id again agnlitorday againtoay againto torday to dy summing awrnll up with Wth him hi the to evidence evidencecollected evideDo evidenceoollected collected coled duing during the t recent rnt inquiry Inquir in inChicago InChico inChicago Chicago Chico I If It is i Isdeolded decided deide by them that the theGovernments theGovormentR theGovernments Governments GovormentR showing IIh wng ta I strong enough to tosecure tolollconlcton tosecure secure lollconlcton convictions the Grand Ornd Jury Jur will wi be beasked b beasked asked aRke to return indictments Indlotment In approxi approximately approx approximatcly mately thirty oases os but the Government Governmentwill GOIemmentwi Governmentwill will wi not go into the courts oour unless unlftJ It can canmake canmake canmake make good Information Inronaton to this effect effectcomes efeot effectcomes comes cme from po a high authority in the Depart Department Departmerit Depr I ment of Justice JusticeNo Jlsto JusticeNo No investigation ivtglton ever conducted cnduc under underGovernment uder uderGoermet underGovernment Government Goermet authority was WR planned planne and andexecuted nodexecuted andexecuted executed with greater gat thoroughness thorouhnf than thanthat thanthat that directed dlrced against agaist the socniled omle beef beeftrust bl bltrlst beeftrust trust trlst Experts Exprt of the Department Dplrtlpnt of Jus Justice Justoe Justine tine toe special spil agent agnu of the Secret Sccl Service Serviceinspectors Serviceand rloo rlooand and picked men frm from the corps of postal inspectors InsPcor were turned loose 100A crp in Chicago Cliicagoand f11lmgo f11lmgonnd Chicagoand plll and directed directe to go to t the bottom bottm of the com comicyGeneral complaint cornplatots plaint reported to the AttornlyGeneral AttorneyGeneral icyGeneral icyGeneralvur If It Is possible repre to tim beef I plble prosecute vur io 1Jpef com I bine criminally cminaly It will wi ho h done don now and the indications idetonR are that AttorneyGeneral Moody Moy will wi soon son direct that the Grand Jury be requested reqleted to hand had down dow indictments indictmentsunder idictets idictetsunder indIctmentsunder under the evidence evldonO presented prefntecl to It at its itsrecent 11 itsrecent recent reCnt meeting meetingKvLvnen mellng mellngEXCLUDEI meetingENCLUDEI KvLvnen FHOM THE TiE MAILS MAILSFraud t hI4 M 115 115Fraud I Ifraud Fraud Orders Issued 1llcd AgaInst Alalnlt Three Morn MornNew torANcw tereew New ew Vorli orlt Concern ConcernWASHINGTON Oncera OnceraWtSIU2IOTON nccn nccnWSRINOTON WASHINGTON June 3 3A A fraud order orderwas orderW orderwas was W issued Iue at the Post Office Ofc Department Departmenttoday Deprtment Deprtmenttoy Departmenttoday today against agit J L Frazie Fm7le Mining and undDevelopment andDeolopment andDevelopment Development Company Compny 412 42 West Wlt U4th U4thstreet 124h 124hstret 124thstreet street New York This stret concern oncm appears appearsto to t have bayoneted acted ace ns an a agent aget In the exploits exploitation erplolt exploitstion apprs apprst tion lon of theMcCiusky the MCCIRky McCiusky Gold Gld Mining And AndMilling andMiin andMilling Milling Miin Company Com my with properties prprtie alleged allegedto alege to be located lcted In Georgia Gergi It was using Ulng the malls III in the sale le of Block which salon salonthe RaIC salesthe the DepartMent Uprtoet held on account acut of the thonature Lhenature thenature nature of the scheme were werf In violation vilton of ofthe ofthe ofthe the fraud provisions provlBlonf of the postal pRtal laws lawsTlie lawsrite ws ws11le rite B Franklin omDkln Remedy Company Compny 519 519Third 519Third 5111Third Third avenue aveue New York has bl also ab been beendenied beendeie beendenied denied deie the use Ue of the mails mailsA mall A fraud order was Wf also issued IAuod against Haring DuBorne box 20 2 amy Court aganllt Now York DuBorne advertised adertl ed that he wa waabout waahoutto a aahoutto about ahoutto to put a breakfast nhrekfost food rod on the market marketand make marketand and he Invited everyl everybody ody interested Intelted to t sug gest let a catchy Cathy nnme Iame promising to give givoan glo gloa an a prize priz a handsome hanromf automobile altomobllo to t tho one onewho onewho ne newho who satisfied Htlfe him Everybody Fverybody who wrote wrotewan wrte wrtewal wrotewas wan wal told that he had ha won the prize and woe Invited to send ES 20 to t pay the freight on tho thomachine thomachin themachine machine machin No mahlnl machines appearing many manycomplaints man mancomplalnu manycomplaints complaints were made to t the department departent Hence Hen the fraud order orLer Hero Ipr Is the letter lettersent leter leterfnt lettersent sent fnt by DuBorno to ono of the lucky luck persons personsI JerAon JerAonI I have derided de lded to use lRe your Idea Ide of U AutoEat AulJt The Tht automobile automohlo is II yours your I Iwill Iwi Iwill will wi ship It to you on receipt relpt of the freight freight12X00 fright 12X00 t0 Excuse FxoUe brevity but I am rushed to death deathCREATES deat deatCRE4TES deathCRE4TES CRE4TES 4 PLACE FOR HJRIIE HJRIIEPresident II IIIDnENPresident EV EVPr President Pr ldent Make Ike Him Third Tir Asilitant AsilitantSecretary AItantscretar AssItantSeeretary Secretary scretar of Legation at St Petersburg PetentiurcWASHINGTON Pet PetersburgWASRSNOTON nbur WASHINGTON June 3Paxton 3Paxtn HIM Hlhhn Hlhhnof en enof of Indianapolis IndLennpl has been bn appointed appint Third ThirdAssistant ThirdA8IBtntRoretary ThirdAssistantHecretary Assistant A8IBtntRoretary AssistantHecretary Secretary of Legation Lgaton at St Peters Petersburg Petl8 Petl8burg Petersburg burg a new ofc office The appointment of ofyoung 01young ofyoung young Hlbben Hbbn is another proof pr of ofthat that political politicalpull pltel pltelpull politIcalpull pull does not count ount for much muc with the tliePresident tle tlePrdent thePresident President PresidentHibben Prdent PresidentHibben Hibben Hbbn comes come of a 1 good god family faiy and was wasgraduated wasgluat warngraduated graduated at Princeton Ho chose cho gluat PrlnctDn UI o diplo diplomas dlploW mas W an M 8 his hi life lie work Lost JAt spring he liecame hecme hecame came cme to Washington without WIIOt the tle knowledge knowledgeor or support suppr of any member of tho Indiana delegation deleKaton or any one 1 else eilo supposed to tooTorts t toexercise exerle exercise polUml polltlcai influenc Influence By RUppflO persistent pelLtenteftor persistentefforts efforts eftor he succeeded Aueo In Ingettig getting an interview interviewwith Intervlowwith Iatervlewwith with the President Plldont Before Befor it ended Mr II Roosevelt Rosevelt was BO f favorably faorabl impressed Imple1 that he promised proml tho young man the first flmtvacancy fllt flltvaanoy firstvacancy vacancy vaanoy Ribbon Hlbbenlld said he would he I willing wlln to take anything that would woul afford him a ais astepping asteppingstone stepping steppingstone stn Int Into the dlpl diplomatic mnto arena As is no vacancy anc presented prent itself Itelf Itself the Presi Prl dent decided deided to 1 appoint appint an a additional additionalsecretary nddltonal nddltonalsrtar additionalsecretary secretary srtar at the Russian RWlan capital CplaJ In State StatePresident Stat Department artment crle circles It Is bleved believed that the President Prldent In creating ctng this post also has in inmind Inmind inmind mind the gathering gterng of a 1 good god pst deal a of useful usefuland IJeful IJefuland usefuland and probably prba1Ilntrtllnonton Interesting information about the teountand theuntry country and Iliar Its affairs which whlo laa a ahut func fun tn Lion o that ca is J usually ul j performed pOle by the under uder uderj undero 7 7 L I I H K ha Liu WB Pni V1eU tnttotmiom p pH M MT H T M 5rtr SiiaExfrdvqCa SiiaExfrdvqCaiiKOCHLO t XxtroMfMK 1 i iSummer iiKOCHLO KOCH K6 H Co CoSummer 4 Summer Silks SiksASale SiksASaleMonday SilksA A Sale SaleMonday SaleMonday Monday and Tuesday we offer ofe an a extraordinary e o diaa purchase purcha of black Water Waterproof Waterproof Waterproof proof Japanese Silk Sik and wjiite w te Habutal Habuu both plain plan and figured fgrd Our pur purchase purchase purchase chase was so Idyantageoustar Advantageous that we w o are a able to offer ofer choice choc fresh frsh goods goodsAt goodsAt At Fully133 13 3 Per u Gent Below Prevailing Prices 300P YARDS BLACK BLACK WATERPROOF VATERPROOPJAP WATERROf I IJAPpUrelkexcuentqulty JAP JAPpUrelkexcuentqulty pureUkexwUent pure silk exceilent quality 27 in inide wide value 75c 75 yd 49C 49 C 2500 YARDS BLACK WATERPROOfJAP WATERPROOF WATERPROOFJAP JAP all alllklupeb silk superb quality quale 37 37in 27inwidevalue89ceyd in inwidevalue89ceyd wide ide j value 89c 81e1 yd OVC y 9 C 2000 YARDS BLACK BLCK WATERPROOF WATERPROOFJAP ATERRoP ATERRoPJAP JAP silk superior quality pure mm mm27inwide pur 27inwide 27 invide valueI25 valueU5yd luprioquat SJ5 yd 79C 79 C 1000 10 YARDS YADS XARDSWHITE WHITE HABUTAI WASH WASHSILK WASHSILKeUent WASHSILKexcelient SILK SILKeUent SILKexcelient excellent quality quaity 27 in inwide inWldevlue Inwide wide Wldevlue value 59c 5Icyrd yard 39C 39C3500YARDS 3ge150CVrARDS 39c3OOYARDS 3500YARDS 150CVrARDS WHITE WIUTE HABUTAI SILK SILKvery SILKVelt SILKvetyi very vetyi tuperior perlot quality ule 36 a81nches a81ncheswfvihao7c inches incheswidtvalue75c Velt ro wfvihao7c widtvalue75c yr ysrd 4ge 4geZOYARDSWHITB 2000 ZOYARDSWHITB YARDS WHITE FIGURED HA HABUTA1 HABUAI HABUTAI BUTA1 BUAI neat nct fiture pr and dots dotlU U Inwide value 69c 44e 100 I 00 Shirt Patterns 1000 I 000 EMBROIDERED EMBROIDER ED WAIST PATTERNS PATERNS fine feqlltar quality qualityibcer aheer French frnch Uwn lif with wih hem hemHitched hem hemsttched hemttitched Hitched EMBROIERED and nd embroidered embrolderefOt embroideredfronhs fronts and a cuffs curr heavy heav floral orllroU scroll and ad Eng Enjjlish Enelsb English sttched lish lsb eyelet eyeletdcsigns designs desig excellent excclent value vauclo for100 0 Monday ond y 49C 49C59c 49c59c 49c59c 59c Cream Brilliantine Briante 39c 39cI 1000 I 000 YARDS CREAM CREM BRILLIANTINE BRiLLANTINE an a excellent cllnt tcI1cnt quality qut all U pure pu mohair mohairrich mohai mohairichlult mohairrichlustre rich richlult richlustre lustre 38 inches Inche vide ke value vaue 59cj Sle 59c yard yr Monday Mody 3 3ge 39cI 9C 9C15c 15c 1 Sc Colored Wash W ash Goods 7J 7 7c c 4000 000 YARDS FIGURED ORGANDIES beautiful butu quality q it1alItf aly a complete cmplt assortment Mtet of ofthis o ofiltis floraldaelgiis nor haul dasip all LI on light grounds groundsvalue groundevalue this tblseioDIcholcclorp seasons seasonicholce choice colorings in bulc rich JIpa o 10ulds I Ivlue value vlue I5e 15cj yard yr Monday Moy 7iC 7iCFive 7eFivePiece 720Five Five FivePiece Piece SUp Slp Covers 589 589FIVEPIECE 589I 589FIVEPIECE FIVEPIECE ECE SLIP COVERS nude of best btqualtSIClu quality qusiltyBsiglan Belgian nriped mp damask damlk4 14 patterns patternsto plttcS plttcSto SLP COVER mee o I FIVPI to select from rom bound with wtD WItI best b cotton cttO binding blll workmanship rbl and tit titguaranteed ft ftI tieguaranteed guaranteed 20 yards Imaterial material allowed Os89 Os89D 589Beds 9 I Bd Beds D J Mt Mattresses S Morris M Chairs BRASS BEDS continuous contlnuou bent bt or orstraight orstraight I BRSS straight aragh t post pos t with wi th sweep eep foot oo rail and andscrolls ad adI ad6clols I I scrolls 6clols 3500 In upper uppr panel panelre reg A 2o 2 2I 2645 2645MATTRESSES A 6 4o 4oI e I I MATTRESSES of 0 felt el layers layJ very ye soft softguaranteed oft oftguaranteed guaranteed guran teed not to spread or flatten nte COy covered COyered ered with fancy striped strh tick tickii m erd wih ii sizes roe S75O In id tck 646 5 K 5 A Sale of Notions DRESS SHIELDS SHELDS rubber rubbr and Dd light lightweight lt ltelgh lightweight weight elgh I sizes 3 4 and 5 pair pairBLACK 6C 6CBLACK kBLACK BLACK SEWING SILK large spool14 spool14SEWING spo3 po l 14C 14CSEWING SEWING SILK black and nd whitedoz29c whitedoz29cLADIES wble whitedoz29CLADIES LADIES FANCY SUPPORTERS SUPPORTERLPr1OC SUPPORTERLPr1OCSEWON prlOc prlOcSEWON LADIS SEWON AND HOOKON HOSE SUP SUPPORTERS SUPPORTERS SUPPORTERS PORTERS pair 19c 19cCHIFFON 1 C CCHIFFON CHIFFON COLLAR FOUNDATIONS FOUNDATIONSBRON2EBONE FOUNDATIONSBRONZEBONE FOUNDATJONS4CBRONZEBONE BRONZEBONE for or collars colar card cardSe cardSeHAIR 8t 8tHAIR HAIR PIN CABINETS assorted usortt aim 4 4IMITATION 4C 4CIMITATION IMITATION IIT ATION SHELL SH ELL HAIR HAl PlJSSerhnped PlJSSerhnpedor RPINScrmpd RPINScrmpdor or straight stright doz dozTUBULAR 9c 9cTUBULAR TUBULAR SHOE LACES doi3e doi3eWIDE doz ok okWIDE 5CWIDE WIDE SILK BRAID BRAI TIE LACES black blackand blackand blackand and tan 30 inches long pair paliWIDE 9C 9CWIDE WIDE GROS GRAIN RIBBON Tie TIBLACES TieLACES TI TILACES WIE LACES tan tJn and black 30 In long lone prlSt prlStENGLISH pr15ENGLISHSHEBTPINSd05 ENGLISH ENGLISHSHEBTPINSd05 SHEET PINSdoz 30e 30ePEARL 20ePIN ENGLSH PEARL LACE PINS doz 4 4PIN PIN CUBES 100 pins all al colors color colorsSAFETY 4c 4cSAFETY o SAFETY PINS PI NS 4 papers 5c I 4 1 West WI BtVCfl LeflOX and andLU4 125th LU4 Street St t v CS A IU IMPROVE pnovE OVR Or rOSTAl 157I SERVICE SERVICENine WftVCZNln lV1CJ lV1CJSlnt Nine Slnt Nln AiMIUnnal AddlUona ekliUnnaiLettrnred Lttr Lettered MUtloM tUO d to 5 IU IUiHt USEslabiliheti iHt I Eslabiliheti Rlabll hllsriexI In The Te Bronx BronxWAsniNOTON Blnl BlnlW UroitaWAS1IINOTON WAsniNOTON W AUIN011 Juno 3 3Autrt 3AUthOIttl Authority baa baabeen b bben hasbeen ben been granted grt Postmaster Pstmater Wllloox Wlox to t Mtab Mtablihb estabflab flab nine additional lettered stations in the theborough theborough IIh additonl lettr lta i te teborough borough of The Te Bronx Bron Similar Sii stations Btationawill stationswill will wi bo b boestablished established etahl1he ut atotherpotntaiflGreter atotherpotntaiflGreterNew other points i In Ore Grter t jr jrNew New York The Btations stUOJ statlo in i drug dr stores storeaare storesare are a classified ctlfo by the te department depar etlettr an lettered letteredin in distinction tLItncllon from frm regular rgll postal post stations stationswhich tatlooawhich which are designated deignate by numbers numbersPostmasterGeneral nubr numbersPostmasterGeneral PostmasterGeneral PostmaterOeneral Oortolyou Crtelu la I taking takinga tk a deep interest IntrJt in the plans plan for the te Improve bnproTement Ipre Iprement Improvemeat ment of the postal pstl service servic in New York M Mproposed asproposed proposed prpOflO by Postmaster PORtmlter Wllloox Wicox It I In II bit bitIntention hisintention Intention Intonton to ti visit 1 lt the Ile office ofc and make makeUiorough me metlorugh a athorough tlorugh thorough inspection of it i He wit 1 probably probablymake prbhly prbhlyluke probablymake make luke the to trip the latter part par of this ti month monthor mnth mnthor or early in July Postmaster Poatmter Wllloox WUlcz has haaasked 1M 1Mked hasasked asked ked for an allowance allwaoe of about 260 U addit additional adit aditIonl addlttonal tonal Ionl clerks ce s Before Bror action aton to 1 taken tken on his hiarequest bl hisreqticst WaterS of the and andnllownnco andallowance request rQuCt Supt Ue salary A ad adallowanl allowance allowanl division tlvMol will wi make mak Inquiry Inqui a u to tothe tathe tothe the neow neo necessity itjr v for them themIn thlm thlmIn themIn In connection with the plan pla for the thel thebetterment cnnetion l betterment termot of the delivery delvry service en in 1 New NewYork Ne NewYork York some consideration Clslderalon has b recently recentlybeen rty been bon given to the suggestion lggesto me made some somemonth Ime Imemontna nomemonths month ago that deliveries delheres b be reduced ruc In Inthe I inthe the residential r61dentll sections Kelol1s and 8110 oorrMpond oorrMpondingly ol come d dingl dIngly ingly ingl increased Ierd in the thf business bul dUtrlots dUtrlotsThe dlto dIstsThe The people nople In 11 the residence rCldtc Motions lo of ofNew ot otfW ofNew New fW York probably get a better bter mall m service servicethe erc servjeethan than IK norded afforded any othr other commult community I I Ithe the United Unite States StatesIt StatC It is difficult lfcult to curtail cua service where wbe it ithas Iths Ithas has hs once boon bon established et8bl hN but ao if llt It U I neces necessary n n6r 55 sary the deliveries deller6 in I New Ne York district districtwill dlt distijwill will 6r wil Department DenartmontUltimately bo reduced rducd bald ld a high blb official omc of 0 the theDenartmont theDjrtmrmt theDepartment Djrtmrmt DjrtmrmtUtlnatpl Ultimately Utlnatpl all al of the substations lubttlone In I I Now NowYork Ne NewYork York will wi be b connected cnee with the main n office officeThis ofc officeTitle This U L strongly urged Irgd by Postmaster Potte Will Willcox Wi Willcox cox The idea is favored faor1 by the te Post PostmasterGeneral PUt PctnrnsterGeneral masterGeneral and Id will wl undoubtedly undoubtel bo boput b beput put piI Into practical pmctcal operation oprton within wit the thenext thenext thenext next few years Mf Such a service emo cannot cannotbe tnot tnotb cannotbe be b of Congress Con established etablshe gr without specific lplf authority authorityof authrity authrityof I WHITE ENAMELLED ENAELLED BEDS continuous continuousbent contlnuo contlnuobent continuogsI I bent nose pot heavy heav chills chls and castings castingsstraiint cump I straight or scroll cr filling i tog regMORRI9CHA1RS togI I 44 445 445I I MORRI9CHA1RS RS of f golden 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I I I J THK T STrrV T1f SUNBAY JUNE 4 1905 1 r un OISEAD IS SOUNDLY BEATEN BEATENDIAMOND BEATENDIUIOND DIAMOND JIM RRADYS 27Jft 27JftCOLT 1JOO 1JOOCOL COLT COL FINISHES FIISlES LAST LASTOxford L Loxtorll Oxford Wlni 1lnl the te Urnadway Stake Stake From FromArtie FromAIeI AIeI Artie H P Wiltneji Wlne1 UurRoniaitcr UurRoniaitcra a Lone Lnl Shot Takes Tke Great Great American AmericanHylas nl rlean rlean1las Hylas 1las Successful Huccrsrul In the te Steeplechase SteeplechaseOiseaii Stcelleohast Stcelleohastlcal Oiseaii lcal tho threeyearold colt col by Omits OmitsKitty Ornli Kitty tu Ounn for whom Diamond Jim JimBrady JimJrad Brady Jrad paid 27500 2760 last fall tal started stntd for the thefret thetlt fret tlt time tmA this tb K season s a8Iln In the Broadway DroadaYflake DroadaYflakeror Htakcs Htakcsfor for threoyearolds thwtfarolds at a mile mie and a sixteenth sixteenthand slxl euth euthand and carrying carTlug tho publlu4 pub1u wealth wcalh ns fS on odds oddson oddson on favorite ta yorlto he wai disgracefully dl gracetulh beaten beatenfinishing bcaltn bcaltnfnl finishing fnl hlnIIMt lost nany nan length lenlthl behind bhInd tho placed placedtorses plaoll plaolllorel torses lorel Olseau Ol al was la reported rtlorted to be In superb superbcondition superbcOIIton condition cOIIton and ald because of this thi fact It U said saidHint MidIhat Hint Sydney Sdn Panot Ianet decided dtcldcd o scratch Cairn CairnBonn Cairnorr Bonn orr As P 1 J Dwycrtt Dwycrf Red Friar was wasulso wasIso ulso Iso withdrawn wihdrwn OUoau Ol au met but four rivals rivalss 8 S Browns Irons Agile Alle by b Sir Dlxon DixonAlpena DixonAlpenaho Alpena Alpenawho who ho has already won several Lwral stakes stkes In the theWest thetst West tst met ltt Olseau on equal terms tt11 as al to weight weightbut wellht wellhtblt but blt Capt apt Browns Browls colt went up to H I to torrol S Sfrom from rrol twos wh when n thn Brady lrd animal anllal was ham hammered hnmmertr mered mertr down from 4 to s to 7 to to James JamesMclaughlins Jamts JamtsIcll Mclaughlins Icll hlns Oxford Oxor a gray r celt clt by b Kara Karaday ara arada day da Aunt A unt Belle 1 le who has been racing racln steadily steadilyfor suadlY suadlYfor for the past eU sl months lonth was In II receipt reClpt of offlvo otfv flvo fv pound ound Irani Irol the th two choices and his hisprice hil price prlC remained steady at a to 1 James H HKeeneV I KeeneV Itnp Von on Tromp and 0 T Ilenshalls IlenshallsKir Hcnshals HcnshalsHlr Kir Brlllnr Urilar wore both neglected at 30 3 to I IWlmn IWhon Wlmn Starter Caisldy lot tho barrier BO BOSr 10 10Sr Sr lirlllnr Irllar wa 0 pinched off or Mcol Icol who had hadtlie hadlit tlie lit mil ri with wih Von Tromp s fI t a 0 fast ra t pace pacewhich pacewhich which was taken talen up II by Olseau Ol plu ridden by byOdom byOdom Odom They raced together all al thy th way wayup waylp up lp the back stretch with the Kceno colt coltnlways coltullas nlways ullas In front until ulti at the beginning bllnnln of the theturn therr turn rr Olseau Ols IU attempted ntempter to wrest wrelt the lead leadby leadh by h rushlnc rlRhll up on I tho outside It I was a bold boldbid boldbil bid bil but Von Tromp Trolp was game IID0 with the re result ro6llt sult 6llt thatOlacau Ilat Oselu who was WR probably In need neednf needor nf a fnw races TleR way not lot equal to t the task tsk and andlowly andIow lowly Iow but surely sure bciran bOlan to l lose ground as asho 8 ho Il neared n ared the head of the stretch Then ThenMartin Thenlarln Martin larln made his run with Agile who had hadbeen badlJen been lJen in II a nice position posilon alt al tho wa and catch catchInf atchInl Inl Inf Von 01 Tromp ho looked the winner wlnler as he heFtralchtcrcd heIrhhlored Ftralchtcrcd Irhhlored out for home But ONeill Ool now nowlet nol let tl Oxford Oforr have hllO his head and tho gray colt coltquickly coilquirk quickly quirk I challenged chalnl d Aslle Agie It was as a short shortand shor and decisive duel In which Oxford showed showedhis showedbls his caliber calbr by b drawing away aByln In the last fur furlong furIon long Ion and winning easily by b two tlO lengths lellths in inl l 13 3 Aeilo Ailo was al four lengths len hB in front of ofVon otYon Von Tromp who under the whip beat Sir SirBrillar SirIriar Brillar a neck for rol third moriey morc Six Ix lengths lengthsbuck lenthshalk Iriar nec buck halk came lale Olseau who had been len cased easd up upIn upIn In the last Bta staIes us of the race racl when whel Odom Odomcaw Odol caw that ho h had no chance chanceThis chancoThis This Waterloo Wale riM for the crowd Crowd came cane just justafter JustCer after Cer the downfall down rai of another aloth r Idol Newton NewtonBennlnutonH NwtonDenllnllonf BennlnutonH Denllnllonf Watercress colt lolt Jerry Jerf Wern Wernberg WernbT berg bT a 1 redhot red hot favorite In the thl rich rih Great GreatAmerican GreatAn1rican American An1rican Stakes for twoyearolds flvo IIe fur furlongs ril longs Usually Usualy slow slO to begin and rather ratherliking ralherlking liking lking a longer distance dlstllce this thi oolt was wa easily easilyoutrun easiy easiyoutrln outrun outrln and could do no better bctrr than secure securethird stcure stcurethird third money 10no from August AUlust Belmonta Dlmonts Wool Woolwich Wol WolIeh wich Ieh by U a head Meanwhile Meanwhlt Harry larry Payne PayneWhitneys PalneWhlnes Whitneys Whlnes Burpomnster lurlomnter a brown browl roll olt by byHamburg byJlllblrHurle Hamburg JlllblrHurle Hurley Hurley lurle 13 to 1 had left leftthe lerttl the post t with wih cyclonic speed Lyne bad the themount tho10lnt mount tl 10lnt p and hustled buste the colt along with wih un unusual un10uai usual 10uai energy Close behind him was wa James JamesIt JamC It Keenes Ieene enerIY Bohemian a son lon of Florlzel II IIHosvgarland 1 Hosvgarland I arllnd played down to 7 to 2 who whohad whond had 1osl nd no much luch early carl speed spetd that he clunc chiI tena tenaciously tena clol ciously h to Mr Whitneys hltleys representative reprtsenlthA to tothe t the head of tho stretch Itretch where Burgomaster BurgomasterIncreased lurgomnter lurgomnterIlrelse Increased his advantage adyantare and came home homeGalloping homegaloping Ilrelse with vlh three lengths to spare In 101 101nhemlan I l lJohemlan Galloping Johemlan nhemlan who should not be b forgotten toriottn was wasa W Wa a length beforo the favorite favoriteThe ravorlteThe The only successful luceesrul favorite ta vorlte of the day daywas was T Hitchcock Hichcock Jrs Jrs Hylas lyla 9 I to t S who whowas whowas was was victorious victrious In the Greater New Ne York YorkKteeplechase YorktHeeplechasl Kteeplechase tHeeplechasl at about abut two miles mJM and a half halfHe hairHe He was wa magnificently laanUlcenty a ridden by Hay Ha and andafter andfler after fler being beln a pacemaker for the tle last l t mile IJe IJehe he won on easily ea J by Iy a couple of lengths lenat In 423 423Flying 43Flylnl Flying Buttress 5 to 2 always a Q factor ran ransecond raolecomltve second Flylnl lecomltve five lengths lenghl before btore J W Colts ColtsIAn ColtsIAntor Lava Lavator tor backed down to 4 to 1 Candling Cdlng was Wi a aclose adOle close dOle fourth Seven horses hOTC ran without withot the thesemblance tbelemblc semblance lemblc of a fall tal the race ra being big one ofths ofthsprettiest ott prettiest steeplechases stpleches of the season seasonFrank aoo aooFrak preltest Frank Frak Fanells aeUs King Pepper Pepp 8 to 1 was wasat wa at thl his best bet In the first Irt event eV8t for iorplatrlt iorplatrltabolt platers at atabout about abolt six furlong turlonl Although Altholgb ho was W8 off offrather r rather poorly little Walsh Wash took him gradu gradually ltte ally up poorl to the pacemakers at atthehea the head of au aualy the thetiAfsiK tbeslretcbwhere aly slretcbwhere tiAfsiK wtiAr pacemaers he hu 4rvrw4 a a 10nK lrnr HtMtTA dive and anrl wsn wsnby won wonby ato by a alengtb length from his bl old rival rlvaT T D Sulli Sullivans Sul vans Old Od England Eiiand the favorite ravorlt by a length leogb leogbho 2ho ho latter was WB unruly unrly at the post pot and was waseld W8 beld eld by b one of the starters assistants allants when whenthe whentbe the gate It went up after ar r which he ran a great greatraco greatraco raco and might r lrht have la ve won 00 under undlr a more moe favor favorable ta or able breakaway brlakawa At that he only beat bat Mike MikeLlaneys MikeIlan Llaneys Ilan ys Tommy ommy Waddell Waddel 8 to 1 a neck nek for forthe torthf the thf place The time tme was wa 111 11 84 84Jmnius 8 8hlll Jmnius hlll R KeeneR Lancastrian LnCstrlao an even evenmoney money nlonty favorite tavorlt In the tlfth ftth race for a maiden maidenDavid eel maden madentwoearoldA twoearoldA tve rurlons was by batn David Da1 Gideons s Clnchon a son ln of HIs High Highness Blabte6 ness who went up Un In the betting bettnl to IB to t 1 1y 1d te6 d Dwyers A br 1 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Island InteracholaMIc InterlcolMtc Athlett AthlettIsasue ahletlo ahletloJllue Isasue Jllue held Ita 11 twelfth iwelh annual onnual track and andfield andnelt field nelt champions chalplonslpl Ipn at tho to St StIaull Pauls School Schoolfield Schoolfeld field feld at atarden Garden City yesterday and the te feature featureof of the meet was the thl tussle for point honors honorsThroe honorThroe Throe schools Erasmus Erasmul Hall Hal Boys oys High Highand Ilh Ilhakeonllht and Poly Ireplmd a akeonllht keen fight all al the war warvictor WI victor victor finally Onaly rcstlnif rcatlnl with Ioly 101 Prep Pre with a atotal atolal total of io points Dos High Ihlh was second secondwith seLndwlth with 4 4A points aiul Erasmus Erl31us Hall third with lal 31 30 Points PointsSoveral polutsBOIoral au4 Soveral thousand thouSn1 pcrjons IlerJon gathered to towatch t watch watc tho to sport sportald and the contests contst proved so soclose socoRe close coRe and otcitlnir ncilll that about half of these thesebroke thesebroko broke In over the tie enclosure euclolure and stayed staye there thereduring therodurlul during durlul the entire entre program programTwo prolrat Two wo records reordl were ere oiiualeJ ellulleJ In tho pole polevault polovault vault where wberl K 1 U Crafts Crafs und W V 1 Hobwrta HobwrtatloJ 10blrt tloJ te1 at u feet 0 Inches Inces the tht marlc larlc U the same BUle as astoe al toe tie old one made by jlurpiiy alurply in II iiw 1l1 ihe juo juoVirus Virus aldl by 1 Price lrlct In II luzJ I 2 seconds ltconus equals 841111 the theloriuur thl loriuur lafllIr record made iad by roolilon HOUIIIBOH In II IbMl IUt Jessup ran ral a fast rall race In II the tht IUO 10 yard ard handi handicap handicap cap He HtaruU KlarttJ rom I scratch toratch and l just J Utt

failed taloJ to catch Mehl We winner whose who time timewas tUe tUeWM was 10 secomls ltcml so Uiat Jessup Jelup won WW traveling travelingclose traltII close co e to t even tliue tie 100 10 Yard lun Hun Senior nlorWon Won by C S liryce tce Boys HlKi 11 ScUool cuool A llcnsuaw lcOIIW Uoys Hlli Jjcnool ae aeoau tc tcpiu 10 1lrl nool oau piu u I Moling Mola tlr Iraamu inu Hun 141 Him Ilrl bcliool clool luird tllrl 11 McNUIty lcUly lrannu llall al tiljU School clool jounn jounnTime OUln OUlnTile Time Tile 10 24 2 seconds secondsloo ecoli loo 10 Yard url Hun lun Junior JunIorWon Won by George McNulty Mcul Krusmus BrusDu Hall 1al Him Wil School A Powell owcl Uoys 11 Hla HlaSchool 1 1 School buol second h U Kleld Ielu Polytechnic 1repara 1reparawry repara reparawr wry wr School third H Harmon Erasmus Hill HillHigh Ual 1lrb High School Sclool fourth Time 1lmoIO6econu 103iscconus 103iscconusloo tralmu I loo 10 yard Vald Hun lua Handicap Coauned to membert membertof of St Pauls SchoolWon Uandlcaponlned by W V K r Mehl 3 yards yardsc jarl i c JebuP scratch second C Dunning o y nl nltiilrU 1uanlnr jarI jarIlulrl lulrl tiilrU Time 1lle 10 seconds secondsao secondard ao V ard rd Hun lunWob Won by 1 C T Jones Polytechnic Polyteebnloreparalor preparatory reparalor School bol u Mlgrlns MlrlnsloI Hoys High Urb School Schoolsfcond Scbol sfcond C y North Polytechnic Preparatory PreparatoryScUool ScUool clol third tblr A Salmon Erasmus ErlDlullal Hull Hlfh Urb repralor School Schoolfourtn Ibuol IbuolrOUrD fourtn rOUrD Time me 2 minutes mttr 10 ls 15Iecnl seconds 440 Yard Ylrl Hun lunldn Udn by R McNulty AcNull Erasmus ErasmusHall ErumulIial Hall Iial High Ileb School Iebot C T Joaes JOIC Polytechnic Pro Proparatory preparalor paralor paratory School second secnd L A Fackuer Uoys 1a 1aHlrh Hl Hlrh h School Sclol third Iblr C Ultrlns Boys llckler Hl Hrb h School Schoolfourtli Schoollourll fourtli lourll Time M r seconds aec9d 120 10 Yard Yar Hurdle lurleon Won br E OL OL ary Doys 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CI 1 Crafts Crali Poly tfclmlc Preparatory PreparAtr School with a Jump of 6 fert Ie 3 3nchca 3onbos nchca J C Van V deaf Clea Polytechnic Prrnaratory PrrnaratoryUactett Prparator Rhool stond wlb I Jump ot 5 teet I loeh loehtAuel Uactett tAuel Erasmus Eramus Hall tal High Hleh School Scbol third with 1lh a ajump aJump jump of S feet leelilaeh t Inch P 1 Raters Erasmus Hill 1 II Hleh HlehSchool h hScbol School Scbol fourth toulb with wlh a Jump of 4 feet 11 Inches InchesPole Inob InobPol I Pole Pol Vault Vaulf F O Crafts Polytechnic POlyleclnlo Irepiratory IrepiratorySchool lr AraloT School Schol and W H 1 Roberts Robers Polylerlinlr POIe rr Prrnirn Prrnirntan IrrMr tan School Sehot tied ld for first fTI And second leGn d lit A n feet 0 0Inches 0r Inches H lr Rogers femdE Erasmus Halland K B llulrhlni llulrhlniUrasmus I Urasmus r Hall tied for ngrr third and l fourth gu I IIn at 0 feet H HInches Inches InchesItunnlnr In Itunnlnr r jlnl nrond DrOd Jump Jumpnn Won by E n Hutchlni HutchlniErasmus Iehn IehnEraml Eraml Erasmus Hall 1al tilth Jlh School Sohol with wlh a 1 jump Jum of 10 frrt frrtIlk ItttI Ilk I Inches Ineh A Itenshaw lenohaw Boys 1 Hl l h School tbol sf sfend ae aeand end with Wth a I lump of 1ft feet o Inches J c Van an Clear ClearPolytechnic Ceal CealPrpalor Polytechnic Preparatory School Shol third with wlh a aJump Jump 1 lmp of 18 9 feet 4 Inches Inhes D A McCourt Mtolrt Boys BoysKith 1s 1sflth Kith School fourth with a Jump of IB feet lrl 2 Inches 2InchtOne InchesOne flth One Mile Mio Run RlnWon Won by A F North Polytechnic PolytechnicPreparatory Polleclnlo PolleclnloPepAratt Preparatory PepAratt School Seol O Kerber Erasmus Hall HallHigh 11 High Jrh School Rohol second d II I J Hewlett lewlcl Polytechnic PolytechnicPreparatory PolI chnlc chnlcPreplralor Preparatory Preplralor School SCbnl third J Hnrhes Illbes Polytechnic PolytechnicPreparatory Jollehnlc JollehnlcPrrparar 36 Preparatory Prrparar second secondSC School Schol fourth tOUJb Time Tme 6 minutes 270 Yard Hurdl Won by f A Starr Boys High HighSchool u Jtir tS School SC O A Hcnshaw m Boys Hlrb School h y second secondJ rd rdJ J R Srhmeltier hm IUer Polytechnic Polytebnlo preparatory Preparator School Schoolthird Schoolthn third thn E Tl Hutchlns nUlelns Erasmus Ersmus Hall Ial Hleh School Schoolfourth Sebol SeboltouJb fourth touJb Time Tme 28 225 2B seconds secondsPuttlnr crnds crndsPllnI Puttlnr PllnI 12 1 Pound Shot SbolWnn Won by H J Losee LoseeFolvtechnlc LR Folvtechnlc poltlchnlc Preparatory Peaatr School vrlth wlh a put ut of 87 feet 6i o lnche Inehcs J C Baldwin Polytechnic PolytehnIc Pre Preparatory Pr paratory Jaralor School Sbol second aennd with wth a put UI of Il S7 S feet tctt 2 2Inches 2lorbe Inches lorbe J S Mnorhead Morhcad Boys 1s Hlirh Jlh School third thirdwith hlrdl with wlb a put Plt of S7 1 feet 1 Inch J Roienbereer locnbeler80YI locnbeler80YIHlrh Boys BoysHigh High Scioot Sol fourth tourb with llh a put of W 3 feet teell 11 Inches InchesDAY Incbl IncblBtY DAY SIDE HORSE MOW MOWMrt nnwMI Mrt MI J E Martin Mari Jr Carrie eame Off Of the theHonors te teRonollDClc8 Honors RonollDClc8 In Clow Competitions CompetitionsThe CmpUUon CmpUUonTe The Te annual exhibition exlbltoa of the Bay Bide BideHome BideHorM Home Shpw Association Allclatlon held yesterday yestray on the thegrounds te terouod grounds rouod of the te Flushing FlulbD Country Cuntr Club brought broughtout brulh t tout out some lme classy clasl thoroughbreds thoroughbredsMr torubbrt Mr Mr J E Martin Mrn Jr sisterinlaw of W WGould WOoud Gould Ooud Brokaw Brkaw carried cie off ol the honors bonor of the thaday thedar day but b t her entries eltrl were wee usvallr ualy pressed pressedhard Ere hard bor J B Hoyt HoytTwo HoytTwo by those tose of Mr 11 Warner WarerJ M Leeds Lel and andJ an Two of the te victors vlctl were wer unsuccessful unuccesful with withtheir wit their teir own ow entries etre yet et drove drv or rode re horse horseowned hOr owned o1ne by their teIr competitors cmpetitor and ad won wonoups wonoupsIn oups oupsin in each eac Instance Instac David L L Van Va Noatrand NoatrandCounty NostrandCunty County Cunty Clerk of Queen Quen entered ntere his bay team teamin teamI in I the te event eent for torpall pairs of roadsters raaters but drove droveE dr E RV VV W Boulters Rouleri entry entT of chestnuts cbetnut and left lefthis ler his own team tem to t the tle handling handlnl of A B Houton HoutonMr Houtn Houtnro Mr ro Van Nostrnd Nostrad handled bandie the Rosslter Rosltrhols Rosltrholslke horses horseslike like lke a veteran veteran sod ald won while wble his pair received receivedthe rcle the te red re ribbon ribbonJl ribbn ribbnAalmJaf Jl AalmJaf similar circumstance crumatce marked marke the award awardIn awar In the event for polo plo ponies pnies Joseph Jospb P PGrace POrace Grace had ha entered entred his hi fast brown gelding geldingBlack eldlnl Black Blck Hawk and aodMra Mr Warner Warer M Leeds Leedslooked Lds Ldslook looked look to the brown brwn mare m Bright Eyes EyesMr EyesMr Mr Grace Grc first lat took tok out Bright Brh Eye because becauseIt bcau It was wa following tolo wing the order on the program programand proa and adwheo when h he c arae to t his own entry was wa al almost a met most tate faUguod Hecouldnotdohlsownhorse Hecouldnotdohlsownhorsejustice He coudnot do his own hors justice and the result was wa Men n when Mrs Leeds Justc entry took tk rut the cup while wble Mr Grace Gracetook Gracetk M took Leds tk the second lcond ribbon ribbonLittle rbbn rbbnLltl Little Lltl Miss Ml Biker was wa a heroine berolne of the theday theday day Though ToUih a child of12 or 12 she be handled handle her herbrothers herbrotbera brothers entry etrYr Daisy Daiy In clever clfver style and andexhibited andtook took the cup In he cla 10 whlcb pnle were wereexhibite exhibited In harness harnessSome barne barneme exhibite Some me good Jumping Jumplwound wound up the sport sportJ aporti J Russell go Barrett showed bowe a gray gelding geldingBadger geldingadlerkand i Badger adlerkand RUII and Bret ably handled hadle thehorse the hone eay Harry Harryovercome Harryenwlc enwlc riding hll rathers hora Ab was wasovrcome ovrcome overcome and andHorses ad ba t retre Tbe awards awards1ore Won Mm J E Martins Martinseh Horses 1ore and ad Runabouts RuuboutrWon by 11 Maloa Maloac eh m Lady Ly Brilliant BtlantJame James A Renwlcks Rmweki r g IIrb c Nlrht Norah Irb Before ltore third thirdPonies second aOod Alfred Altre U Maclays Mlcly b m mNorah mI Ponies I In t Harness Ha Driven Drve by Children CidrWon Won by bythird b7D D 5 brm Dai Wilam Cn Xaa Xaarr rr m Jkers Bile BUlcn ooba Eya btk I WI third thirdRoad W WRoad Road Tandem TdemWon Won by William w a R Graces Grc b s sFlame afae Flame and b s Hlfhtlde Hlrblde William lUa Canon Carn Kues Kuesbr KLel KLelbr br fae m Betty lnyand I and br m Poanuts Ponul second scond Janes Jal H HRrnwleks HRwck Rrnwleks b I Me and ad blk blr m Her third thirdPair Iblr Rwck Pair Roadsters Won by E V W Rosalttrs Rosalttrsch Roult1 Roult1eb ch Pr t Colonel Colone RserWon and ane ch r Lady ly D L Van Va Nostrands Nostrandsb NOllrad NOllradb b m Elolse Eloll Wllltes and ch m mL Lady second secn J W WAhles WAhlel Wlke an Ahles ir c Sandy Sndy and alli eh m miLnle Louie third thirdWomens tblr Womens Saddle ddie Hones lora Women to Rlrte RIleWon RIleWonhy Won Wonby by D SRlker S ch f Carrots Crll Hurh Hu b Johnsons Johnsonsen Johnsnl Johnsnleb en m Dixie uile Rker dirtsecond Olrilcond e Miss WI Mary Har E Levers Leversr b r noyntuthird noyntuthirdRoadsters Roadsters J won i by D L Van Kostrsnds Notrnd b bsecond bSwilma B Macla ch Auditr I second Swilma n Allm S Joness cnel b m Curfew Clrew Maid third thirdPairs thir Pairs Under 1 152 2 HandsWon IadWon by J B Hoyts Hoytsbr br Palr m Seabrlltht Scabribt and ad b r Stamford Stmlor Mrs In Warner WarnerM Warer WarerM M Leedas Lea br m Sufar srar and br m Spice see seellant lecond ond Mi E Marin r ch m Ldr Url UrlIsnl llant and blk 0 m Amorlta Amorit third thirdPblb thir Isnl Pblb and Ponies PonlelWon Won by Mrs Mi Warner M Lcrdsi Lcrdsibr Ltdll Ltdllbr br m Britht nrrbl Eyes Ere S Osrood Osrod Pells PeUa b g Sam SamBass fam famDa Bass Da b l second J 0 P POnoea Graces b g Black Blck Hawk HawkSingle Ha Hab Single irle Harness HamfHoleWon Horses Won by b Mrs J E Mar Martin Ma tin Jrs Jr blkm blr m Amorlta Amora J B Hoyts Ia b g Sura Suraford Btm BtmInr 11 ford second Icnd Mrs UT Warner Ware M Leedts Leed br m mBouncing mBounln Inr Bouncing Bet third thirdSaddle IblrdSaddle Saddle Horses HontsWon Won by b C H Robblnss Iobblnll g g gDr IDr Dr Fltrslmmons D S Bikers ch g Carrots Carrotsterond Carts CartsIHand terond Flrlmmo Capt Hugh Johnsons Jobnsna cb m Dixie Girl GirlJnmpersUnder Olrtth th JnmpersUnder mlen Under MB 1 Hands HandWol Won by JRussell JRussellBarrets J I sul Barrets rell fjr f Dadten nader James Jamf A Renwlcks RnWekl b g gAlje Ie Alje e second aeond C H Hobbnll ftobblnss br rIDlek g Dick third thirdRoekawayi blr blrRoekaw Roekaw Roekawayi Beat Westchfiter ethtter at Polo PoloWKWBKHT Plo PloWK WKWBKHT WK Tltl 1 II lr Jun Ju I3Te n The Kockaway KockawayHunting Rnckaw y yHunting Hunting Club Cuh of CetJarhurat Cetarhurt and the thl Country CountryCluh CountT Cluh of orWpsthestr Westchestr N Y met m t at Polo here heretoday heretay tay today FoxhaltP Foxhal P Keeneplayedfor Jeeneplay f tor Rock Rockaway Rockaway away and Harry Hlt Payne Plrnf Whitney Whiney sported sportedsilk Iporte1 Iporte1sik silk for Westchester Weketr The Te Rockaway Ro kaway men menobtained mln mlnobtine obtained sik obtine aslight aslrht advantage avantue In the first frst two twoperiods twoperios periods perios of play which whic they te held to t the thl ensL ensLthe the W pstchestsr stchesters apparently apparenty tiring trlnl In the te final finalstages pnl nm nmstues te stages of the te match matc The Te match was wa for forthe forte the Westbury WetbuT Challenge Calsne Cups fCeene eene was wasa a te tower twer of strength etrenrt tohlsfouroswa t hil tour a a Whitney Whitneyto Wblter Wbltert The flnjil crore stood Rockaway RockawayHunting to his Te n1 Ire Itoe Rockway Rockwaytuntln t Hunting Club icoali 1iOall CountryClub ountrCllb of West Westrhestor Wut chpstr rhestor follows followsRockaway tuntln 4Jrgoals 4yIoals The Te learns lined 10e up as asfollows a folo foloRockaway Rockaway Hvotlng HUllnr Club CubI I Rene Iel La Mnntare MnntareJr Montarne MontarneJr Jr IJonlel D 2 John JohnE ChauneerJr ChauneerJrWestchestrr E CowdTn Cwla 1 I Foxhall FolaU P Keene back backIJonlel bak bakD baktfh Westchestrr tfh Country Club CllbIF I Eugene e e S Reynal Reynalnrttt Re bIMe bIMebk nat 2 Jamr1 U Wa rburJrsarn ayne Inley Blair Blairrtt bk 0 nrttt rtt May Ia Meet AtteU In the Bait BaitJimmy Est Jimmy Brltt ha ha made all a the necessary necessaryirrangements neceMr arrangementtor irrangements for his trip Ea Est t The crack crackCalifornia craokCaltorla Caltorla California lightweight IgbtwlKht has h decided decide to t leave leaveSan leneSan San Francisco Frnciso wtbln within two tw weeks time tme despite despitethe despit thetait the fact that that he hat h signed aime articles to box boxSddle boxEddie Eddie Hanlbn Ual n Britt has ha mapped out a avigorous avlgorouscampalp vlgorouscampalp vigorous campaign In the tb mpp Kast 1at Besides Besidesipppartng Bpsldesappparlnlintbre appparlnlintbre ipppartng In thre six round bouts bout at Phlla Phllalelphla Phia Phiadelphia lelphla he has h agreed to meet met a atew few good goodnen oo men at Baltimore BaltimoreOne One of Blmore BlmoreOne thn men namod toface to tac Britt here hereibouta her abut ibouta I II to Abe Ab Attelf Attl nrml It It Is I una undplt mtood that thathe tat tattbe tbe he two are ar to t box six round rlnUs at Philadelphia PhladeIpha PhladeIphaIt It tblsjstrelt w1 bntrltn n ews t tor ts pi oUIM t put up upeQf rl eQf tolower ntt u uI I deol i ottrblln p 1 Ja JaI I o BELMONT TO BE REAPPOINTE REAPPOINTEWILL REAPPONTED REAPPONTEDIL WILL IL HEAD I EoD STATE RACING COM COMMISSIOX COl MISSIOX I S51 AOAItf AOAItfCov LtGAI LtGAIGov Cov HlBBlns 1llnl Asked Askt1 to Keep Hefp Hint 11 in Con Cont on ontrrl t trrl ml o f Turf Boc orknDlier knmUcri win Wn Hcavllj Hcavlljon Hcavly Hcavlyon on the tle nay DaCer VcaKer In Hard lar Ltio LtioPrices Luok LuokIrlcts Prices Irlcts Railed Onlso on Clubhouse t1ubhoue Aitcnfj AitcnfjAiigunt Acnt AcntAIIUf1 AIIUf1 Aiigunt Pclmont will wl be bl reappointed chair chairman chairman man of tho State naclng aclnl Commission omml8lon by Gov GovHlgglns GovIlulns Hlgglns Ilulns This Information was WI Imparted Impartedto Implr Implrto to THE 8tN SUI yesterday e ttray by b a 0 loading Inldlnl politician politicianwho poltcian poltcianwho who Is familiar ramlar with tho affairs atalrs of the turl turland turrand and Is I In touch tuch with matters mattl at Albany AlbanyMr AlbanyMr Mr Uelmont lelmont will wi b be tho chairman said saidthis saidthis this man and the other members member of the thecommission thecommission commission will wl be E D Morgan Morlin and Con Congressman Concrcslman crcslman gressman James Wadsworth Wadsworh I have hve It on onexcellent onoxctlent excellent oxctlent authority that that the Governor has hasreceived hasreeehed received personal pronal requests requtst from evsrol evsrolInfluential Influential Inluental men who 1ho are Interested Intrestd in racing racingto racln raclnto to rrappolnt rcappln t Mr r Belmont Blmont for the reason reasonthat reMonthat that In his hands tho turf in this State Stte will willcontinue 11 continue contnue to t enjoy enoy prosperity prolprlty There has hasbeen halbeen been opposition oppositon to Mr Mmont 1lmont In certain certainquarters rtaln rtalnuarlel quarters uarlel which has caused cused the Governor Governorto to delay his appointments appintment but you can say saythat eaythl that thl t tho matter ma ter has been ben practically praotcly settled settledand stted sttedand and that Mr Wadsworth Wad worh will wi not be the thschairman thechalrmln chairman chalrmln of the commission For that thatmatter tbatmattr matter mattr Mr Wadsworth wants wat to t have hae Mr MrBelmont Ir IrBelmont Belmont Belmont remain at the head of racing as asunder asunder under his management the sport spor has ha reached reachedthe reachedthe the highest possible pulble plane Mr Belmont BelmontIB IB chiefly chien responsible for the recent rcnt move movewhich movewhich which severed svered the old relations rlaUons of tho track trackowners trackowners owners with thebookmakers th bokmaker He considered consideredsuch considere such a policy polcy as necessary necesar for the safety laety of ofracing orraclnl racing raclnl and his friends have convinced convinc the theGovernor theGovernor Governor hands handsAs handsAs that the sport spr could not be b In better betterhands bettr bettrhands As has been ben the case ever eer slnoo slno the ad admission admlslon mission mlslon fees te 8 wereraised the te field feld was ths thsmagnet t magnet maloet for the bulk buil of the big bll crowd orw at atGravesend atOrlvesend Gravesend yesterday Fully uOW Orlvesend Yfstcrday 1 persons personswere proos prooswer were wer In that enclosure enclosur where rs books bka lined linedup ln up for business Had ad there thre been room for forthem torthem them thirty tblt other layers laer would have hve gone goneIn aoaeIn In but as 8 It was they had to remain on the theground tbeground ground In the grand Irand stand stnd enclosure It Itwas Itwas was estimated n that about 10001 1003 persons personsIncluding proos proosIncluding Including 2000 20 women paid the 13 a tariff tariffTho trl Tho big ring was as crowded crwded during the apu apunlon p u uatlon atlon nlon which was wa heavy heay at ot all times tmes There Therewere Ther were 110 seventyseven Mets let In the front line lineand lne lneand and eight nonmembers nonmombrs were with them tbemIneludlnr including Ineludlnr Rtidolph R olph Waokenhagen Waokenhagel who was waspromoted wa promoted proilotod from the back lino lne and displayed displayedHudolph displayedludolph Hudolph ludolph on hi slate slat for short shor Tyler Tylertl yler ylerthe the tl i Humming Bird now a regular rlgular front frontliner rrontIIr liner IIr made the biggest book bok In the ring rln hand handIn 11 In thousands thousnds oa 01 each race All Al of the books bookswon boks won heavily heaviy on the day dayThe dayThe The defeat of Olseait In the Broadway BroadwayStakes DroadwayStales Stakes Stales was a 0 gold mfne mCn for the books boks Dia Diamond Diamond mond Jim Urady rd his owner lost JJiOO JJiOOwhile 160 while 11e other losers were 1ere Sol 81 UchtensUlu UchtensUlutwj Lctenatlu LctenatluU U twj Max IIX Blumenthal Dulenthni 10 2000 John Cole Coleman Cole man mal tlsoo 10 L Curtis CurtlsIIW lliOO J Holland Holand 11200 J Murphy 1000 1rank Frank McKuo Mclt M Mand 10 and 120 J H 1 McCormlcU lcCrmlck 10 VW libbert Hbbertlcler HbbertlclerAlles Tucker TuckerAgiles Agiles trainer dropped 8ZMW 82M on the blr blrLiixon Ilr IlrlIon Liixon and lIon Alles oolulaker colt clt while wble Mark B 8 1 loran Brown Drowl his lost owner ownerand ownrand and 11000 Oo respectively Julius Iulus Krank rank was the thethe te tethe the biggest bl get winner on Oxford Oxror as he cashed casheda cashe a I bet of Si I 2000 20J to 82000 80 Olseau Oleau was literally ItorI backed back off or the boards Ho le closed close at 7 7to to Hi Hiwith II with wit many may books bokl finally tnaly refusing wagers wagersunder va ers ersunder under any an circumstances circumstancesJerry circumstancesJerT Jerry JerT Wernberg ernberl was W another money burner those who fell tel for him belug belul Joe Hay Haymap Iay Iaymal map 3000 Newton llennlngton 2100 Hoi HoiJlchtenstflln tl tlJlcteostln mal Jlcteostln Jlchtenstflln 10 l 2000 o Counsellor Counselor UclUenstfln UclUenstflnney cUensltln 110 and lke Ihorpsn 15 H 1 hl ne ney s Burgomaster uraoratrwas was backed backe from rrr TO to l ldown IdOr down dOr to t twelves Many layers laer showed sowe so soto o ot to l but they would not accept accpt wagers at atthose attose those t odds ter Henry Henr Hoffman Hotma cashed aehe a 1 bet betof betot of tose IdOOO 10 to t 1500 5 on the colt clt and Billy mly Hayes HayesSicked layt Sicked up a place wager w er of 4000 40 to lluoo lluoooe 10 Joe oe Murphy up lost ISO 500 on Bohemian and Joe Joeclubhouse JoeGuthorn Guthorn drppe 6 on endor leral leralcubbous clubhouse cubbous commissioners cDmlAloner played plleIur5ODster plleIur5ODsterand Burgomaster Burgomasterand and Skater Heynolds leynoldB a well wel known betting bettingwon betlnl a cerllin wlnl aent8Id tat aent ba won a small fortune fortuneJoe rortun Joe Jo Hayman Hayan mal bet bt 10 1500 on King Klnl Pepper the thewinner thewlDler winner wlDler of the first race at a to l Timothy TimothyD D wbo 8ulnn wa als waere frt backe 16 of GorleWhelok on Od Enllad Enlladwbo 1 16 Lichtliiti IOlorrStck IOlorrStckI I 11200 20 and Ed E Htutte Mtutt 110 OQOaU a to t win n Coun Counookmoker Cou rln slar Llcbtenstln olnohe llna bwa 110 on Old Eniind t sbo at 7 t 10 10Bookmaer Bookmaer ookmoker Eddie Edie McDonald McDonaldjlce placed 11500 11500on 150 on Montreson Mootreln and ad Leo lo Mayer bad 2000 on onTommy ouTomy Tommy Tomy Waddell WaddellHylas Waddel 10 Hylas HI8 the winner Inner of the steeplechase steeplechasebetting slplOhU wa ei supprd Hi Porr H B rwns rwnsbttnl betting bttnl commissioner commisioner having baYIK 2000 20 on at atB B 1 to t S with Tim Payne betting betln half that thatamount thaamount amount at the same odds old Leo Lo Mayer Iarerllkd Iarerllkdjylo liked likedFlying Flying jylo Buttress Butres to the extent etent of ot20 2000 and andMorris andMorrl Morris Morrl Stack tac followed olowehlead his lead with wit a llsoo llsoobet O bet t Eddie Edie Burke parted partdWlb with 160 1500 which whichh I blcb blcbhO h hO nailed Doled to t Chimps Eiysees Eiyseesof EIss EIssA A his In tbe tberlg rlg DW ear punger In the day mae He apparance 0S b the name of Chicago 0 OBrl Brlen n and Is known as a a acinch acich cinch cich player Following jolowlnl his usual policy poley he put a 2000 20 bet bt on Lancastrian Lncatran a place placeat at l to y in I the fifth ttth raceand raad cashed cahe Lan Lancastrian L castrian castla was backed by all a the noted not opera operators operatr tors tr Joe Yeager Yeaar put down 180 3000 Uennlng Uennlngton nnlo nnlotn ton tn 2500 Dave Johnson Johnln 2500 250 Joe Hayiaan Haymn 2000 150 Councilor Liohtensteln 1000 with COln lor Llobtenstel wih wihJohn John 10 W Gulps Guto also Ilso having bavlll a I characteristic characteristicwager charclrlsto charclrlstowaler SO wager on the Keene Ke n colt J 1 Grant Lynisn Lynisnmade Lmanmade made waler a 16 1500 bole in bis bank ban roll with a bet beton bt bton on Casslnf CasslnfFlyback Calm CalmFIbac Flyback FIbac was still sti another money getter getterfor grUertor mone for the te books when he was wa defeated deeat In the thelast last race E K 1 Thomas Thmas dropped droppe 000 te telast It ItIs ItI Is I said sid with Yeager losing loslnl 130 3ooo Joe 10 la lalan lay layman man lan 120 2000 and The Te Counsellor Counselor llouo llouoT T 1D D hulllvan tulivan bet 1000 10 on Supreme uprfme 101 court courtthird ourttblrd third Chimney Swedp Swe p success succes was 1 a acause acaule cause for much rejoicing reJotclnl on the part of Sol SolLlchtenstctn 81 81Llc Llchtenstctn teosteln as 8 he had hal 150 1500 on at 6 to 1 1Joe IJoe Llc Joe Veager Yen er Is reported reporto to be In an unusual unusualrun unusualrn run rn of bard bar luck He fe has ha been losing big bets steadily stdlhald and cannot seem to t get et Into Intohis IIto IItobls his usual usualltrlde stride When WbenJetray yesterday B business businesswas buslnlM buslnlMwas was at an end It was Wa said sl that he bad ha parted partedwent pate 11 al or 100 lble combine wltb wltbprcvlous prcvlous loses made h m look etremely wer werrle nte slve wbo Anoter operatr ome omewent rle went overboard ovrboard and took tk a year ear to t settle up his accounts accunt with wil the te layers laer appears appeanto sette to be In Insome Inre some re disfavor rlsralor with Ith the te leading ledlnl books book as his hismarkers hismarker oneilnstance oneilnstanceA markers marker were refused retuse yesterdayln yestrdan more than thanoneilnstance tan tanonelnstnce onelnstnce onelnstnceA A new rule rle regarding reKarlnc clubhouse com commissioners commlloners missioners was wa put Into Int effect elect yesterday yesterdaywhich YEtrday YEtrdaywblch which caused caWed much talk tak Hitherto Hlberotbe the com commissioners COI missioners 1115101ers have been paying payng the usual 3 3admission amision admission but yesterday they were Informed Informedthat Inrormedthat usua a that they the would have to give Ily up 15 extra in order to gain admittance admitance to the enclosure endoureany Many any of them balked and did not do business bulntsl U was wa said that the rule was WS passed pls for the thereason therean that through the Influence of reason rean throulb Inluenceor poli politicians pol ticians tclal so many mao commissioners commlloner have hae been ap appointed appointed pointed that they actually actUal outnumber outnumbr the thepatrons thepitrols patrons pitrols of the clubhouse but ut under the new newregulations newreulatona regulations reulatona the number nulbr will wI I probably be re duct duced at least onehalf onehalfPrior onebat onebatIrlor Prior to the running rnnln of the first Irt race rare there therewas thereWI was WI a rumpus rmpus In the theaandstad grandstand caused by b a awoman aolan woman olan who was wa busily bual beating batn a cuse small njan njanorer over the head with wlb the handle hadl of an alal1lal umbrella umbre la He stole 10 8 out of my pocketl pocket cried criedthe crl crltbe the woman woma as a several aevera detectives dptte appeared appearedupon appared apparedupon upon the scene But I dont want to have haveThen baehim him arreste rer 1 eanaet even thla way Then she Ibe landed another blow on the top of ofthe otthe the mans head hea the detectives detectves ending Indlnl the theraw tberacas raw bygscortlng buscrtlnl the belligerent blilerent to totbe the gates gatesJerry Iatel IatelJerryWeaberg Jerry JerryWeaberg Ve nberg the lawyer for whom whomthe wbomthe the beaten ten favorite tavorlt in I the Great American AmericanStakes American8takes Stakes 8takes was named was visibly viibly disappointed disappointedat wa dlappolntcd dlappolntcdal name at the outcome outcore He le has ha backed bke the colt coltheavily coltheviY heavily heviY In oil al of his bl starts star and Is I still si conn connfastest oonndcot dcot that the ounpter c prov hi wortb wortbat at six or sven rulonl Oseau walllply run or hl tet by tbe fut fastest t horse in training Von Tronip rol rolthe was wasthe the way a Fred Fe Calhoun Choun explained the defeat defeator or Diamond Ualond Jim JII Bradys Urays colt He will willdo wU do better bettr next time timeit tme tmeIt it Is I not often ortntbat that David Daid Gideon let let a apood aoad pood oad thing get away from him but when whenQldeonwho whpnllncbon llncbon won the frh race In hI colon the thevetran vetran turrman looked aihat Tbere wa U to I against the Ht Ulhnea colt and andOdeonbo Odeonbo Qldeonwho did not think that he had a chance chanceto chace chacet to t beat beatLcAtrlndld Lancastrian did not bet bt a dollar dolar on onhim onhi him hi It Itu was said saidWnlle sid Wnlle at the post pat Olseau Olsau kicked kicke up his ht heels heelsand hels helsand and grared the rails rais with one 011 of his hl hind legs legsbarely az lela lelabarely barely escaping ecaplnr what m ght have hv been ben a apermanent apermanent permanent Injury InjuryThe The Broadway Inur Stakes was w first tntrun run in 107 107Irish I Ithe the winner blnlL1be Friar Ily 1ox Eth Tbe Old Irish brt Irl h Lad Saratt andBryn andBrn Mawr MawrThe MawrThe Paraer Erlan ErlanIrl The L Oreat American Americn Stakes 8tke run rn for the thefirst thetrt first time In I88D 18 has bl produced these ihee winners winnersHt winner trt prouc Ht Carlo tme rlo Russell RUMel St Florlan Florin Sir 811 Walter WalterDomino Water WaterDomino Domino waltzcr nltzer Applegate ApplelatOere Qeorg Kessler Previous Prvou Jean Jeal Beraud vulcalri Prince PrinceCharles Charles Char 1 Blue Girl Dalesman Daeeman Broomstick Broomstickand Brometck Brometckand Plnre PlnreChar and Song 80n and WinePrevious wine winePrevious Previous winners winer of the Greater Ornt r New York YorkSteeplechase YorkSteplelba Steplelba Steeplechase were Shlllalah 8hlaab Westown Wetw The TheBachelor TheBaohelo Baohelo Bachelor Paste Pa Partout Parut MlM MI Mitchell MitchellAd Mltbel Ad jidaumo and The Ragged Rgle Cavalier Cvalir Champs Champsnecessary who rln In eterdaye racl aome F1sen of th Ineleant beltte when It becae becaeleceMr mal necessary to pronounce pronounl his name nameCome nameCme leceMr Come Cme on you Ellral EII yelled flle a pale faced facedrouth taoedrouthrho routhrho routh who tipped over several several chairs In Inrratlo rratlo frantic effort erort tppe to t root the hors hOl homp ho hoOlt cbals Opt Olt out that tht aint Eliza Elzl growled owle a neigh neighMr Mr whose whoe eyeglasses eyelil gave gae him a alnk look nelh nelhbr of ofintelligence orIntelgence br Intelgence intelligence Its It Ellaal Ell Hannah Haaa h Ella ElU la laSetting t Setting on him tool toolOld tol tolOld btnLon Old Enllud England w 11 i in a surly lurly mood moo andfde andfdeayed ndldl latthe ayed the first tlt race rae for nearly nealytnemlnut nealytnemlnutbyklcklna ten minutes minutesy byklcklna y kicking up a muss mu at the thep post The Te Sulll Sulllramv Bulk ramv nut viewed IWo UMM i antloa utWI with tppanaV tppanaVnut P 1 1i i S i PAWiARD PANIARD BEATS CHALLENGER CHALLENGERFat Fat Auto uto Boata Da Race lee In Columbia ClumbIa Yacht YachtClub Yacht1ub Club 1ub Hcgatta HcgattaThe ResattaTe The fast auto boats bat8 Panhard II I and Chal ChalIfngor ChalI Ifngor I Te raced over an elflhteon knot course courseon couraeni on ni ler the Hudson Hudon race River yesterday and the Pan Panhard Ian Ianhard of the theColumbia theColumhla hard won 10n It was wa the oprlns regatta regatt Columbia Yacht Club and a nne afternoon afternoonsport afernoon afernoonport wltnossod thwe who patronized patronizedthe sport was Wa vltnossd by tbo4e the pretty prtty clubhouse at ot the foot of West WestEightysixth Wet WetFhrhtslxth Eightysixth Fhrhtslxth street It I was a gala day daythere daythere there A bis bil fleet teet of yachts acha anchored anchore near neartho nrartho tho start and made mlde the scene Icene prettier pretter by bydressing bydressing arrived at the thehoune tbehOI dressing shjp slr Many parties partes houne hOI e In automobiles automobilesTho The event Butomoble of the day was Wa the meeting reetn of ofthe atthe the Panhard Pan hard and Challenger Cbalencer Under the thePower thsIower Power Iower Association rule the Challenger Chlena had hadto hadto to allow alow tho Panhard Pan hard 12 minutes 37 seconds secondsThis secondsThis This she failed to do only beating beatnl the thoPan thePanl1rd Pan Panl1rd hard II I raie by 7 minutes 38 31 seconds seconds tho thoPanhard thoPan Panhard Pan bard thus winning Innlnl the race by S Sminutes 1 1mlnule minutes I second e cond The boats boat had to go goaround 10 10around around n triangle trllnlo three times tme The first firstmark trlt trltmarl mark marl was was off or Fort For Lee Le and the second off offSixtysixth of Sixtysixth street The Panhard was wa sent sentoff sontor off or 12 minutes 17 seconds sconds In the lead taking takingher lking lkingher her allowance alowance at the start star The Challenger Challengermoved Chalenler Chalenler10cd moved 10cd very fast and at once began belan to cut cutdown cutdown down the lead Itad At the end of tho first nrt round roundthe roundthe the Challenger Chalener hncf hadialned gained 3 minutes 3 sec seconds seconds onds They were timed tmed Panhard Pan hard II 1 34934 34934Challenger 3494Chalonler Challenger Chalonler 33858 On the second round roundthe roundthe the Challenger Chalenler had h ad cut the Panhards lead leaddown leaddown down to 107 7 minutes minute 21 seconds sconds the boats boat turn turnIng lurnIng Panhard 40722 40722Challenger 4 2 2Cbalenlor Ing the mark lark as follows tolows Challenger Cbalenlor U443 443 On the third round the theChallenger theChalnier Challenger Chalnier gained gaine 3 minutes rlnut s 20 seconds secondsThe secondsThe The Panhard finished at 43513 and the Chal Challenger Challener lanhard tnlhed lenger at 4 3014 01 The Challenger Chalenler made a 0 good goodshoving goodsholnlln shoving sholnlln In spite of her defeat dteat She averaged averageda averale a amle mile In 2 minutes minuts 387 seconds which Is I at atthe atthe the rate of 23 22S nautical nautcal miles mies an hour The ThePanhard 1hePanbard Panhard averaged ayerlod a mile mie In S minutes 4 sec seconds second onds which Is at the rate of 1050 nautical nauticalmiles nautcal nautcalmlee miles mlee an hour hourAnother hourAnother Another interesting IntrsUni event fent was In tho class classIn eMs eMsIn In which the Colonla Shooting Shootnl Star SIr and andMercury andlprcur Mercury met These bouts also went eighteen eighteenmiles elihteenmlee lprcur miles mlee and an the Colonla which la owned owe by byCommodore byCommoor Commodore Commoor F 0 Bourne Doure won The Colonla Colonlabelnc Clonla Clonlallna belnc llna tho smallest Ilalest of the trio tio got t an allowance allowanceof aownce aownceor of U minutes mlnltes 42 4 econds eCnds while whlo the Mercury Mercurythe Mlrlf the largest allowed to the Shooting Sbotni Star 3 mlnuleH mlnUltK 24 4 seconds scnds alowed t The Shooting Bhoetll Star Itr had hadsome hadsome some trouble at the start str but soon 80n got t going goingThe golne The he Colonla was 12 minutes Dlnuts 1 second cold in the thelead theleDd lead at the end of tho first round The Mer Mercury ltr ltrcuy cury cuy was second leood enr 58 seconds sconds frt ahead aha of the theMercury thoShootng on the secnd round the theMerur Mercury Shootng Merur gained SLr 1 minute mlout 52 12 seconds secnds and ad nho nhogained shl gained 2 minutes 21 seconds s conda on the third thirdround thlnlrOlld round rOlld alne so that mlnut the Colonla won without being beingO blnl prSM O PUPs I r lels Argonaut won Qn In the class ca for forcabin torcabin cabin boats boat with the Beldame lldare second scnd Tho Tholleldame ThoBeldame Beldame had to allow alow 10 minutes u 1 seconds secondsto sconrs sconrsto minute to tho to Argonaut Arlonaut 58 seconds sccondsTbe and was beaten batn by only ony l lminute Iminute The Queen Bess won again this time from fromthe tromthe lls tme the Allsbe ThU was wa over a twelve rallo rallocourse mie miecours course Alsbe C R Mableys Simplex lplex won In tho thonext thonext cours llables next class with C O iwless launch lalncb second secondThe secbld secbldhe l c18 the small class classThe The he Reliance Relanc won In smal ca The 1be tables Ibles follow followcuissis tol ow owcSZ cuissis cSZ n nAND AKO Q QCURI cotmss 18 18MIL UILES UILESYtM Rating AUotronce AUotronceUS AUOncPahan YtM oel and Oicntr Ratlnl US USPanhant S Panhant II A Matsenat Ma enal7070 7070 12 1 37 37Challenger 87Chalenler Pahan I Challenger Chalenler W C lirokaw 8835 3 allows allowsCUSSES alows alowscuesJs CUSSES cuesJs T ADD No S SOUIUI COURSE 18 MILES UILKSColonla MILESColanla Colonla T U Ilourne lolroe50 5900 13 12 12Sb 42 42Shootlnc Shootlnc Sb Star II I A Letter Lzier Jr 01 G1 12 3 324 324Mecut 24 24Mercury olnl Mercury Mecut H I oilman 8744 allows allowsCLASHES alows alowsCL8ES CLASHES CL8ES B I ANP ANI A COURSE COUIS 12 1 UIII8 UIII8Vy UILa Vy Lady F Koenle 4167 1802 1802LucnlsJr J g gArlonlul LucnlsJr rc J WJHewlett ltci i I2W1 IS Ml MlArtonsut Artonsut G Mel Ple 4533 C S1 10 14 14Grrtn 1 Grrtn Arlonlul Uragoa G W Baiter48M BaZer 8D 4 40 00 00Beldame Beldame tragol H A Lozlcr Jr SJfS 1f allows allowsCLASSES alowa alowaCaus CLASSES Caus O AND BCOUnSE 12 MILE MILEAllsbe NILEaAIbeO Allsbe O n Kransom 3350 36 257 257Queen 257Queen AIbeO nlranor Queen Deis el Auley t Dodge Dodre34 3405 allows allowsCLASSES alowa alowacSBS CLASSES cSBS H AND ND I louaSB COURSE 12 UILES UILESSUtbo MILE SUtbo M 1 German Oerun 4157 U 67 1314 1314San 13 1 San Saoy Toy II I V U Barren Barron4S07 4807 3 a aCharmary S Charmary C GOates O OAs 4S48 302 302Simplex 30 Chsrar C Simplex C n Mabley Mabler59 5005 allows allowsCLASS alows alowsCLUS CLASS J JURE COURSE 12 12MILI 12MILIGlmab 1IILBI 1IILBIGsmab Gsmab A McDourll MeDouraI i 3943 34 0 M MReliance r4 r4Relance Reliance Relance A C StratfirJ Strtl rJ S993 3 lS allows allowsCLAMES alowa alowacsu CLAMES csu B AND QCCISe JCOORSE I MILES MIL Cor CorElaptid CorEl Elaptid El pld rteiii rteiiiYtM rtd rtdYach YtM Yach Start Slar Flnlth FnrITm Tint Tint TintB Tlm B I 11 s n 1 u i a a M s n M i s sChallenier sJJ Challenier 34237 43014 4737 4737 4737Panasrdll Panasrdll JJ 33000 42413 r 5513 4 U UCLASSES CLASSES c T AXD S 8CURBE COURSE 18 MILES MILESOolcnla II II0Icla3 0Icla3 Oolcnla 31800 1 0 42145 4 21 I 0845 0 6303 6303Shooting I 0 Shooting Solnr Star Str 32518 218 43357 4 a 6 I 0733 3 1015 101542 0415 0415Mercury Mercury 32843 42033 42 S 1010 0100 1010 0100 0100CLASSES CLASSES CU a AXD 110 ACO CHS URE E 1 12 MILE MILEMy IILU IILUMy My Lady ldy I 5ft 5 00 0 44153 4 U 5 I 4355 cs 5 1 2751 2751Lucula 27 1 1Leala Lucula Leala Jr 30013 0 t 43334 4 a a t 3322 3 n I 1030 1030Argonaut I 3 Argonaut 30348 0 4 4 18 24 I 1430 1 3 I 0422 0422Green o n nGreen Green Dragon Draron1 I 08 0 58 6 42244 4 2 H I 1248 12 4 I 0843 0843Beldame O U Beldame Bldae1 11402 U 0 42020 4202 10 0618 1810 0818 0818CLASSES II IIcSU CLASSES cSU O AXD a10 D PURSe COURSE 12 1 MILKS MILKSAllsbe MtLa Allsbe 2530042751 60 4215t I 3451 S4 6 1 3154 3154QueeoBess s 6 QueeoBess Queen Be 35557 2 6 6 42347 4 2S 6 I 2750 27 6 1 2750 2750CLASSES 27 6 CLASSES c18S B BAND AMD ICOURSE IURe 12 MtLM MtLMSklbo IULI IULIS Sklbo 33700 S 0 No Nol timed timedSan time San aToyl2470 Toy 11 24708 85540 S6 103 m 32 100 0500 0500Charmary Car2 Charmary 24738 6 8 S 866 60 to IO 0312 12 1010 10106 00 to toSimplex Simplex 35040 6 40 34327 8 U 2 5147 5147 5147CLASS 61 n nCSS CLASS CSS i JUIE COURSE 12 MILES MILESOsrrah IL Osrrah Oama28o 58500 4 416 18 M 14 4304 o 14310 14310Hellance 1410 1410Relace Hellance Relace 23554 2 8 6 35413 8 6 1 I 1827 18 27 11827 11827The I 1 21 21The The winners were wer Panharl Panhld H I Colonla ColonlaArgonaut Clonla ClonlaArionaut Argonaut Queen Bess DM Simplex Simple Reliance RelianceLAWN Jelance Jelance1UrN LAWN 17JVJVI1 17JVJVI1Haekett T IN7 l lRaoketand Raoketand Haekett and Allen A l n Win Manhattan lanhataD Chal Challenge Cal Callepre lenge lepre Do DI DITn wit witIn In a brilliant briiant contest of five sets hard hardfought hardrOllh fought rOllh from start star to finish Harold II 1 Haekett Haekettand Hackpttand and John A Allen Alen the old Yale champions championsdefeated champlonl defeated Frederick B Alexander and Ray Raymond R Rmond mond 1 1 Little 1ltte In the challenge chalenlo round of thn thndoubles thndoublel doubles doublel In the New York Tennis Club open opentourney OfntOlrney tourney tOlrney held yesterday at 123d l2d street and Man Manhattan lal hattan hatal avonue annle The victory gives lves the win winners winners ners temporary ttmporary possession posleulon of the Manhattan Manhattanchallenge Manhatan Manhatanchalcnlo challenge chalcnlo bowls emblematic pnblemato of the double doublechampionship doublechampionshp championship championshp of Manhattan Manhatan won In its It I initial initialyear Inltnl Inltnlyear year last June by bAlenndr Alexander and Little These won times tmes not notnecBssarlly notnes6rly necBssarlly nes6rly In succession before they the arc arcfinally finally Inal awarded awardedThe awardedThe I The match mltch was the feature of the clays clayscard daysani card ani and the gallery Ialr In attendance atendance taxed taed the theseating thesatnl seating satnl capacity capacty of tho club to tho utmost utmostBoth Itmo t tDoth Both teams well were in fine tn form and the clever clevershots clPIprshotand shots shotand and fast work elicited 01 cited frequent applause applauseIt p pI It I was Wla by h far the thl best bst tennis tnnis seen on local localcourts locil locilcourts courts this thll season IBSon Allen Alen and Haekett Haekettplayed IBCklt played together tOIfther with perfect harmony harmonyHaekett harmonHackttt Haekett Hackttt wan wal especially especalY strong Itrong on backhand backhandstroTccs backhanllstro1cI stroTccs stro1cI and frequently rrcqucnt shot the ball bal right rightbetween rlih between betwten his hilopponcnt opponents Both 10th men lon put Plt up a asteady astud steady stud careful cafrul game le which finally 6DI told toldagainst toldalaln against alaln t the more erratic errAtc work of their op opponents opponcnt ponents ponentsAt poncnt At thn th start Alexander exndpr and Little Lite took a agood aood good ood lead 1tlr winning two straight sets apt on better betterall bpltpral all al round work Alexander Alpander served sene with wit effect effectwhile erelt ereltwhile while Little 1lle a net play scored score repeatedly repeatedlyHarkett repeatly repeatlylarkett Harkett larkett and Allen Alen failed raie bo t get Iet together tOAeter and andlost andlo lost lo t two points on shots sot out Olt of bounds At Atthis Atthl this thl stase It seemed speme like lke a sure Ilre win for the thetitle tbettle title ttle holders holder but blt a sharp shar rally rai gave cse the te next nexttwo nexttwo two sets to t Heckettand Hackett and Allen Alen tying tIIa the te score scoreOn sroreOn On the th playoff plal the te struggle strlrle was os close closeHaekett cosp cospHackett Haekett and Allen Alen being beln a bit In the te lead all alltil al til ihs A W A V VJn Jn 1a 1aIn thefinal the fnalJolnd round Haekett lakett and Allen Alen easily easilydefeated ea ly lydereate defeated dereate Theodore heo ore R Pell Pel and Henry lenr Torrnnce TorrnnceIn Torralce TorralceIn In straight sets The honors In the womens womenssingle Olfll Olfllsln single sln I 1 were taken by b Miss Mis Anna nna M Hlscn Hlscnof lsc of the tbebolH home club who won the final tnlllroni from her herclub hrclub club mate Mins tsa Donnell Donnel In straight sets sets1lsy setl strallh 1lsy was also al continued tltlnue In the te handicap mens mensslnelef mln mlnslnllef rlS slnelef slnllef Ils and Hosenbaum 10snblUlf Wyeth Wet and ald Flerkely Flerkelyare erI are now no1 In the te aemlllnals aemlllnalsWens semltna semltnael Wens Doubles 1oublcaatln Manhattan championship final finalroundHarold nnnirultsrold roundHarold rultsrold el H Hacltett Haeket and ad ehamplonslp John A Alien AlienWetl AlknWel Wetl Side T C deicatcj Theodore Teodorc It Pill New NewYork CW CWYork I Pil Sde York Wel T C ard Henry lenry Torrance Torace Knglewocd Ilrlc1ocd K t C Cft Cb ft 7 A 1 1Challenge Challenge b kk e BourdHarold lourd Harld H Haekett Hacket and ad John JohnA A Allen AlcnJsl west bide bde T c challengers Callrer defeated delralr C D Atcxlder ad J r mond rtl D IJlll IJlllT LilI Crrscnl FrderlcK A C boIOel S 2 7 7n n tanalc RlnlleFrl rudRobcr T TBrya Bryan New York T C owe 01115 15 defeated Dr DrJulian OrJul Julian K Smyth New York T C scratch scratch8J 11 Jul 8J W A Johnson Johnol New York Y rk T C acrale 15 defeated defeatedj dc alea aleaJ j H MltehilTluojtfs Tbrous Neck T C owe half IS ISI I Iby I by NltL fii1t W I 1 1 RUlnv m IDr KnlrlritrKnitr Knlekerbcker I hal n coe coeowe nun nunowe owe ddaul 15 detala H n Prar Ncw York I C COe owe half 19 8 82 3 408 40 18 18cond 3 3Second Second cond nound RoundS N A Johnson New York T C 15 defeated decated W D HUlnt Knlckcrbockrr Klckerbekrr F C Cowe Cowe owe half bal 18 I a 82 S4 Kobert 10beri T Bryan BryanNew ntan ntanNclYork New NclYork York T C owe 0 13 1 defeated deteale W H Ktlcliney I Slckn SlcknNw Nrw York ort T OM C half hat 30 3 e2 83 3 R M t llerk llerkColumbia ler lertr Nrw York I C U Cetcat d C R f ureeh ureehColumbl Columbia tr ball ba 15 8 II 3 8 8t 4 G L Wycth New NewYork SewYorl York T C CCwe owe 15 1 defeated deleale L R Lawyer LW New NewYork NewYnrk York Yorl T C 15 83 88 48 4 e3 1 Theodore Thtoor R Pell PellNew PdlN New N York Yot T C owe WI half hat M 1 defeated deteate G O Orifr OW W rifr tliifTnlo DlOoW ow hnlf hol in I by hyrtlll hyrtlll1lrd rtefsuli rtefsuliTblrd Tblrd noimd nOlndn n M perkier Nw York T C 15 1lrd defeated P KoxNew o New York T C half bal SO SOI I 1 8 G Wrelb New Yerl T C owe oweI I dcteald 57 lbeoOorl R Pel I New York i1 1 C Cowf Cow owf ow half SO J 88 8 O S 12 12Iomen 2 2Womens Womens Iomen bat Singles Slnrlnl FlnM 1 roundIlka roun f Anna M MnuchiNew MRebL nuchiNew ew YorkT YorkTe C defeated drCale MUs MU Donnell New NewYork NrwY York Y RebL T C t eI I 8 82 82IUsd 2 2Mixed Donnel Mixed IUsd rl Doubles DublrAMrt first round rundU MLu Ethel Ebcl White Whiteand hl and Perkins Perkl NewYork New York T C defeated del ate MlM MlMdefault 1h 1 1Clf drlmoa E Robe New York T C by bydetau default defaultPlay Clf detau t t tPlaY Play for the Metropolitan 1ettOltanTfmnla Tennla Leagua Leaguachsmplbnalxlp Lac cpbn chsmplbnalxlp IP vaaitartedy trd strday a r4Y after artr 8 ww a ou l IOP IOII AND cAnniA CA RAm s 11 HORSES AND CARRIAGES CARRIAGESSAVETHEHORSE CARRIGE CARRIGEiSA iSA SAVETHEHORSE SAVETHEHORSETRADE VE tH EHORS TRADE 7 RJDB MARK MRI SP VN CUE The Proofs of ofIts Its Power Marlboro N J April Aprl 21 111 190J 190JI I have been treating trcatnr a I horse h re with Il thickened thickenedglands Iblckene glands with wlb your our fcavetheHorse Savelhelore Spavin Sp vln Cure CureI I thlnlc he has como coru out all al rlirht I do not hear hearhim hearblm him whistle wblsle when driving as a he le did before treat treatment treatment ment Enclosed OOc cln In stamps for lorbo box of otOltmenl otOltmenlPleae Ointment OintmentPlease Please Pleae forward rorard at once 1 J am In need of It I thl NrwTork LTCwhlch drew a bre These ThesecOltests contests cOltests are ar to bo held each Saturday after afternoon arer arernoon noon throughout the ueason l the club scoring scoringplonshlp scring scringtho throulhout asoni plonshlp tho mOlt points nt the end aklol tbe char As a result of yesterday yesterayl s contests the theMontelalr theMontclair Montelalr A Athletic Athletc Club wnjch last year yearfinished Inr InrInlAhed finished In the rear rfar starts tne race rate In the tholead thelead lead InlAhed with a clean Beore of wins tlna The Engle Englewood Inlle Inllewoo wood Field cean Club Kings Kln A County T C and andWest andWet woo West Side T Illb C are tied ted for second 8cond place placeeach plaleMeh each with Siro two victories Idorlps and one 010 defeat 1 1be 1beKnlcktrbocklr ho hoKnickerbocker Knickerbocker Knlcktrbocklr Field 1leld Club Slwanoy Siwano T C Cand CInd and Ind New Ne York Athletic thlctc Club follow Colow each eachwith achwith with one victory and anr two defeats dMpts and the theHamilton theHamiton Hamilton Hamiton Ornngo Ornle vlclor Club Is last with no victories victoriesand Ictorlesald and ald thrco defeat defeatAt delcahAt At New Kochclle Hochele the Ut visiting visitng team tem from fromtho rromthe the West Side Tennis Telnls Club took two matches matchesout match e eout out of three from rror the Slwanoy lirnoy T C In 11 the thoslncles the81ngieR slncles Thomas Thomll C Trash TrnlK for the West Bide BideyT lde yT e had no dlOlculty dlJcult In disposing of H I D DMontgomery Dloltgolery 1 Montgomery loltgolery of the home hOl6 club In straight straightsets straightCtl sets Ctl Morris Iorrl Clark the other othtr Slwanoy HIlno player playerevened plafrplntd evened plntd up lP mntters mntfra by h wlnnlne from frol H I D DBelts Dptt Belts ptt by b two sets tt to one onto Bolts 1 tt nwlon II strong strongshowing slrongshowlli showing on the second set oet but could COl 1 not stand standth standthe th the showlli pace paC 01 In the doubles doubl s A 1 Khaw thaw paired pairedwith pllrpr with Betts and tho homo tcnm Clark lark and andMontgomery I Iloltloler Montgomery loltloler failed falcd to get Qet a 1 net netWest i iTb West Side T C vs Slwanoy T C Mens singles singlesThomas Thomas Tb Sb C eT Trosk i 1 West Side 73 T c O Uifcatcd r t nWsii H I IMontgomery Montgomery Slwanoy T C ft 1 4 6 C2 2 Morris MorrisClark MorrlClark 1onllomer Clark Slwanoy T C defeated H U Delta Dets West WestSide WCI WCIMI Side MI T C 63 26 6 3 3Mens Mens e Cijo DoublMA b l J t Shaw haw and H I DIletta Dlcl1 West WestSide We1SIde Side T C defeatrd dt ald M S Clark and and H I U 1 Mont Montcomer 1onl 1onlromet comer romet Slwanoy Slwano T C 8 4 0 OS 3 1 M Banks Dnks Alexander Torrnnce TorranCe and andShepard anr Shepard RhlPrd Ilomans 10mans representing rcprtReltll tho Enulnwood EnulnwoodField EnlewoodFlpld Field Club m mat t the New York Yor A C team teamcomposed teamcomposed composed of Roland Rolnld Miillory lllor B 1 S Bryai Bryaiand Irra Irraand and F M Cnuldwell Cauldel and although altloulh the IheYorklrR NVitv NVitvYorkers Yorkers YorklrR had the advantage adantar1 of home courts courtsthey cou couthey they wore b baten aten two matches mntchlA out of three threeIt threeI It I was wa an al even break brtak In the single and In the thedoubles tbedoubleR doubles the vlsillne pair pI r Torrance and Ho Homans Homans mans broke the Altl tie by b dofpatintr dolpltn thn homo homopair homopair pair Mallory lalol and Cauldwell Cauldwel In II straight straightsets stralhtssts sets 83 0 3 3Entlcwood 9Enrlood Entlcwood Enrlood Field Club Cub vs v New Nr Yorl orl A C CMens CMensft Mens Mensstngln stngln Roland Mallory New York A C defeated defeatedT Je JeSbeparr T IfUanksKnflrwooU ft r Held f r Club f 4 08 87 87Sheparrt Sbeparr Sheparrt Homaus HomaL Knitlcwood Field 11ell Club defeated defeatedB dealdn B sT S Hnan 1tao New York A C C18 It 3 7 75 75Mens 5 5Mens Mens Doubles 10ublt Alexander Torrance Torane and Shepard ShepardHomanl Mbepard10mn Homanl 10mn Endeirood Earlewod Held 11111 Club drfrflteri drrftd F M MCauldwell A Cauldwell Cauldwtl and llolsnil Mallory Malor New York A C 6 82 2 6 83 83UUOth 3 3At At UUOth 140th street slrett and Convent avenue thonew thonewcourtn the new newcourtA courtn of the he Hamilton lallton Grange T C wero werooccupied weruoccuplp occupied yesterday est bv the visiting Isltng team from fromthe rrol occuplp tbMontclalr the Montelalr A rer C bx The I ho visitors had an easy easytime t8 time scoring in all three matches without withoutthe al wlbolt wlboltthe the tme loss lOB Icrlnl of a set Walter Water Hull 1nl who played playedfor plaY1tor for the homo club cub showed 8howpr HO Fom me strength strengthagainst Ktreulth Ktreulthalalnst against alalnst Hague ale but the la latters tiers greater Ireater ex experience experience perience won out outMontelalr outMonlclalr Montelalr A C vs Hamilton lamlon irange T C Mens Mensalnzlci r ns nsIn alnzlci In Otto H Hlnck Uontclalr I A C defeated defeatedJ J Stclnacher r Jli Hamilton m Grange T O b e 6 r 1 6 g 2 2Frank Frank U Hague Irl Moutclalr A C defeated Iceatcd Walter WalterHall Wallernai Hall Hamilton Haion Granite ranre T C ft2 8 8 4 4Mens nai Mens n Doubles Doubltslo Otto H I Hindi Jnel And Arthur II IILockett I Lockett Lket Montelalr 1onlcllr A C defeated deelied Arthur Lori Lorilund Lorilund lund and Ind P J Salamblcr Saambler Hamilton lamlon Cranfr GrAnf If C 6 1 6 8The 4 4The The two Brooklyn clubs the Ih Kings County CountyT COlnty COlntyT the Knickerbocker Field Club met meton T U and Kllckerbocklr Cilb Pt Pton on the latters coartfl Olrl In II Klatbush and tha tharesult Ihoresull result favored the Kings Klnls County COUlt players plulrs by I 2 matches mathes to 1 Tho b visitors visior wero fiio fiiocessful SIC SICcPslrulln cessful cPslrulln In both the th singles although athouqh the con contests COl tests went the full rullhren three sots stts In thn doiililes doiililesthe conhlt the home pair Allen Alen and Robert surprised surprisedtheir Ilrprd IlrprdIhplr their friends by defeating dfr alnl Anderson Anderl and andMollenhnuer alulIolenhnurr Mollenhnuer Iolenhnurr of the Kings County Ioln club clubKlnzs cub cubInls Klnzs County Counl T C vs s Knickerbocker Knlekrboker F C CMens Cecr Mens Inls slnglis P Id O Anderson Klnzs County CountyT H H3datJc T ecr C defeated I W C Allen Knlckerlicl liCI T Field IJ Chili 63 S 6 2 Henry I tLltI1 llollrnhaucr IJbl Kings County CountyT T C 3datJc defeated Clnrk Malllard Knickerbocker fkr J ttm ttmU3 F C CU3 U3 2 28 8 6 82 82Mens 2 2Mens Mens Doubles Inublc W I C Allen Alen and Clnrk Clnk Mslllaril MslllarilKnlckcrboclifr Mnllrd MnllrdKnlckerbnekrr Knlckcrboclifr F t C defeated deleled Henry Icnr Mnlltnhauir Mnlltnhauirand Moll nhAIH I 03 and F 1 O Anderson And on Kings County COlnly T r C 3D aG 6 03 3 CltWKET OOlce of ofH 01H H W JOHNSON U I IRlet D DUrelvlle Rlet Urelvlle elsvllle Pa Aurustt AUlt 1104 1104I t tt I enclose cttecK for t for which wbeh c nd 14 m mlo 13 lo dot dO SavetbeHone yelbeHon a SpavinCure Spavin Cr as 1 bav bavbad bad several severl calls cl for It I within wlbln the last t week Ifyeu Ifyeuwish I ou ouwlsb wish any more mor testimonials tclmD lll I can get thsm IIMLtor for I Ithink IIblnk think every bottle I sold has ba effected eeted C a core a Plea Pleasend 1 1snd send snd xae me I Ib b Ointment Inlmel with wlb order w Yours Positively and Permanently Cures and nar w wRIlbOn Positvely Curs JgjM Ine Crb Spavn S II PP PPSA Hock Shoe Mbo liotl 101 Wind Puff pur broken down dOIV Injured tnjure and ad ruptured RIlbOn tendons I oat and ThOroUcbln all al lAtneness sliu SA SAE VETIIBHOIISB TltHOnI cures without wlboulcr scar blemish blemlbor MllUrel or loss 10 of hafr hs r Horse noT can ImCc worlras worla nraal on every evef Do not kind Are of or case caseWe caaeWe blister Write Wrle us first lrt send for booklet boktet on all sl lameness lamene copy of Guarantee GUAIt Isa aad Id Utter Utteron It We advise frankly frankly as to possibility pslbllr of remedy In any ay specific case cIse Olve Gve explicit qplc particulars State Stateage St age Irrlocnlon location of Il swellings IwUlnl lameness IAmeneS and ad the he way horse bOTe holds olda and ad carrl s leg leg0fr parcl 0fr bole bolte with Wih written rlen guarantee ruaraue at car all al druggists dMrrllt and aaddUlt dealtrs or express expressprepaid prepaid pr pnld TI1OY CHEMICAL CO C Mfrs MIr D1NUHAMTON DNORAlTN NY fomerty fomertyofTrnv ro erlY erlYolTrny 5 00 ofTrnv olTrny NY NYN N Y YN N Y t City CII trade supplied snpple by Mossman Mo sman A Oros DT IJ6 I Chambers Cbmbn St t Vaa Ne NeCo Fulton Fulon st 1 New York YorkI Co 120 12 Chambers Clambe st 1 H A Aschenhush 71 Wanen Warel st Crltunton ClwatO Co C 117 117Fulton 17 17Fulon I SUPERIOR LINE OF OFFine OFFine Fine Station Wagons WagonsWilliam WagonsWiliam William Wiliam H Grays GraysIncorporated GraysJIlneorporaled1 Incorporated IncorporatedOld Old Established Etblhe Carriage Carl Repository Reolo1 63 Wooster Street 377 W Wt it Broadway Droad Droadlelleen Between nroomo ro mo and Spring Sprnr Streets StreetsTEL Sire TEL 47J SPRING SPRINGIMMENSE IMMENSE STOCK OF CARRIAGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Drooklxn ZlnKtuI neat Unnilererg In InMetropolitan Metropolitan League Scries ScriesThe The crlckiters of New York Imd n busy busyday day yesterday and may elmmi lfcnshp cnmes cnmeswero wero played The University of Toronto TorontoKBine KBine was abandoned owing to Iho Inability Inabilityof of the Canadians to Ket n team at short notice noticeThe The chief locnl game therefore was the theolio olio scheduled In thu Metropolitan lencie lenciegerleis gerleis between the Brooklyn Wanderer and andthe the Brooklyn Zlneail at Prospect Park Parkwhich which resulted In a victor for tho latter latterteam team by fiftyone runs on the first Inninc InnincThe The chief factor In the game was the eood eoodall all round play of A S Durrant who cap captured tured 7 wickets for 21 runs nnd iraJe tot totscore score with an Inning of 41 C A Worm hit hitout out for 51 while 0 Macpherson played well wellfor for 21 for the losers In ttxlr second effort effortat at tho but the Wanderers did hotter and threo threomen men cot Into double fluuros Tho totals totalswere were Brooklyn Wanderers St and e for 8 wickets Brooklyn Zlnimrl 102 102The The Klncs County fit Oorito played the theKlncs Klncs County team at Prospect Park and de defeated feated them by 21 runs chiefly owing to the thebowling bowling of n Burner nnd N Curtis who rap raptured tured eight wickets bntwecn them at a low lowcost cost J S Malion with and 1 Bars Barsout out Only ono man reached double figures figuresfor for the losing team A Nueent with to but butO O lautler bowled creditably and had an ananalysis analysis of 8 wickets for an The totals totalswere were Kings County St leorire 71 and 40 40for for three wickets Kings County 50 50The The K ex County team went to Prospect ProspectPark Park and surprised the ect Indian team teamlast last years champions by beatlnz them In n nlow low scoring game by 23 runs Thn bowlers bowlershad had all the advantage and several made a afine fine showing F Birch whrt captured 0 0wicket wicket for 11 rims and W Wlldsmlth who whocot cot S for e really won the game although tho thoWest West Indians had two good bowlers In InAlexander Alexander and A F Harding who succeeded succeededIn In getting 4 wlcknts 14 runs and 2 for forA A respectively The totals Essex Oounty 42 West Indian 20 20Columbia Columbia Oval played the Thistles at Pros Prospert pert Park and defeated them by 4fl runs after afterdeclaring declaring their Innlnirs II A Smith with 21 21and and 1 N Escobal with 18 were the chief run rungetters getters for the winners and A Richardson Richardsonwho who ran up 10 was the only one to make a stand standfor for the Thlitles A remarkable bowling rec record ord was made In this game by 0 Shaw who whobowl bowl d four men out In snwMlve halln hallnand and finished with 7 wickets to his credit for forSomeblg Someblg hitting was done In the game be between tween Yonkersand Manhattan II at Prospect ProspectPark Park and eight men scored In the double doublefigure figure column For Yonkers T Bafferty Baffertywith with SI and 11 Hlddett with 2 were the top topscorers scorers and for Manhattan 1 Mcduffle Mcdufflewith with 18 and 1C Olttens with 12 did the best bestB B Illddctt also bowled well and captured capturedB B wicket for 31 runs The totals Yonkera 104 for 7 wickets Manhattan II 03 03The The Mount Vornon team and the Chadwlck Chadwlckteam team played at Ormnvllle and the former formerwon won by 04 runs The excellent tork of n nBtedman Btedman who scored 10 for the winners winnersand and also captured7 wickets for 15 runs was wastni tni chief event Totals ilount Tenon 100 Chad wiolt4J UAnVliSS AM BIDING SADDLES lluzey llarneii 80 and 1100 Swiss Breast Collar Surrey Harness 22M Tea Harness 2100 Stiver Swiss Collar HUAabout Rar Rarness ness Moo Knirllsh Saddles fl40 Astride Saddles 1000 Pony Saddles and Harness Sboets 65 cents centsPKTKJtS PKTKJtS HARNESS AND SAADLERT CO 88 West Broadway near Chambers it upstairs upstairsWHEN WHEN TOWWANT CARRIAGES AND 0AKNKS9 0AKNKS9IIOTII IIOTII NEW AND SECOND HAN HANMM MM K DIS110P 80 WARREN WARRENTO TO LI5T oo stalls in lots of 10 or more ampl amplwacoa wacoa room euch teniut private table w ll llventilated ventilated and llzbtsome rround floor can tx txseen seen Sunday STANLEY HOD ELEVATOR CO 820 West Mth st st0001J 0001J COMBINATION rldlnr a d driving noise noisebay bay 152 absolutely sound stronr safe reason reasonable able price Apply WALKERS HORSE SQUAD SQUADHOV HOV A STAULBS Mallson Ae and 04th St StA A BABOAINAceount of slcknets wlU Mil beautiful pony cnrt harness robes blankets ttOO ttOOCLARKS CLARKS RIUINO ACADE rV 127th Street and Lenox Avenue DOGS AND DIDJD9 DIDJD9AIRCDALF AIRCDALF THRRIER male 3 yean old per perfect fect specimen Irish terrier male year old food foodone one Imported last week Dozen toy ipanlels ipanlelsIncluding Including Japanese Klnc Charles Blenheim BlenheimRubles Rubles grown and puppies Dull Terriers Fo FoTerrier Terrier Great Danes English bulldogs Puts Putsetc etc prices reasonable considering grand quality CEIMH KENNELS IMS nroadway New York YorkCity City Remember we are the latest nc4t re reliable liable breeders and dealers In America AmericaLYTTLE LYTTLE WRITES OF COP COURSE COURSERACING RACING AVTOIST SAY SAW KRONE KRONECIRCUIT CIRCUIT IS DANGEROUS DANGEROUSRoute Route for 10O5 Dennett lUce DM Many Manysharp sharp Turn and Corners and Few FewStraight Straight Stret he American Tblnki TblnkiU U w Power Can JTI1I n ve AdvtnUte AdvtnUteHerbert Herbert H Lyttle who Is to drlrs Col ColA A A Votait rarer In the contest for the Ben Bennett nett cup on July 6 over the Auvorpne circuit circuitIn In Franco as a member of the American team teamlion lion been over tho course and to a friend In Inthis this country lio has written his Impressions Impressionsof of It Iyttlo Is nn experlenped road racing racingman man having made the best showfne of any anyof of tho American competitors In the Van Vanderbllt derbllt cup race on lane Inland last October Octoberbolus bolus fn third place when the cohtett was wasstopped stopped stoppedFrom From what Iyttlc writes tho race wll be beeither either a very tame onewlth slow time due dueto to caution on the part of the drlversor there therewill will b n series of casualties rivaling those thosenf nf the ParisMadrid race In 1003 when Marvel MarvelItoinult Itoinult was killed and many othern Injured InjuredIn In tlip 3403 rnlles to be covered there will willhe he no turns many of them so sharp and andnarrow narrow that If n car stops It will be almost almostimpossible impossible for the one behind to turn out or orto to HOC the dancer la time to t U p There are arebut but live ctretches on the courxo where the theroadway roadway IH wide enough for one car to pass passannthrr annthrr annthrrIn In order to avoid towns the coursn for forthin thin years Bennclt race has been laid out outthrough through lillln and dales with many turns turnswrlton wrlton Iyttle It looks to me as though thoughthe the rreat hlch powered ra r willbe at a great greatdisadvantage disadvantage for there arn not very many manyplaces places where It may be driven at top speed speedfor for any length of time I think that with withmy my so h hjust just as Rood a chance as anyone In the rarp rarpwith with It 1 can make excellent time on the thestraight straight stretches and I can also slow down downat at the comers and start up again qulcklr qulcklrThis This N ifoinn to be a ureat advantage aside asideoverturn overturn In K KThe The Auverane circuit Is none toORoedand toORoedandIn In fact I think I would prefer to travel over overtho tho Vanderblit course in Lone Island There Thereand and level and you can RO at a great pare parebut but It Is only for short distances Tires Tiresare are going to play a very Important part In Inthe the race and the contestant who capes for forhis his tires may win even though his car U not notso so fast as those driven by his competitors competitorsOn On euch a course a good reliable car Is to bo bopreferred preferred to one that makes hlfth speed spas spasmodically modically A good steady nm of the 30 30miles miles Is what will win In my opinion opinionDmvtdson Dmvtdson Wins Southern Tennis Cham Champlonshlp plonshlp plonshlpWjiRniNOTON WjiRniNOTON June 3 John C Dardson Dardsonof of tha Bachelors Tennis Club of Washington Washingtontodny todny won tho Southern championship for forthe the third time by defeating tfarry P Allen of ofthe the New York Lawn Tennis Club eS B 4 1 0 u i Davidson was fn much better betterform form than his opponent and played far stead steadier ier snine although Allen did brilliant work workat at timos and readily surpassed Davidson at atDavldsonA DavldsonA victory IhN time makes him himowner owner of tho cup that has been won in inpast past y ars by Gordon Iarkes of New York YorkYork York T A DrUcoll of California Jtarmond JtarmondD D Uttle of New York Frank Geoffhegan of ofWashington Washington and Harry F Allen of New York Yorknd nd 1C P Lamed of Annanolls defeated defeatedco co ton of the Catonsvlue Countn iu iuBaltimore Baltimore and Spencer lordon of Wasklng Wasklngton ton B 4 n i ft 4 In the final round Of the themena mena doubles doublesPony Pony Asters and Bowwows BowwowsPony Pony races and a polo game are t be new newMatures Matures of the third annual summer bench benchhow how of tho Ladles Kennel Association on onhursday hursday arid Friday at the Fair Grounds Groundsllneola llneola There are more than one theu theuand and docs entered In spite of the faet that thatn n nil but the variety classes the prizes are areIbbon Ibbon n nThn Thn variety classes are In many rtspecu rtspecuhn hn same as those at the February shew of ofhe he Westminster Kennel Club In the Madson Madsoniquore iquore Garden although there are several severalmom mom It must not be mistaken for pet petrioir rioir show for nil breeds are represented representedmonc monc the dogs to be shown are many cracks crackshlch hlch have taken the prizes In much bigger biggernd nd more pretentious exhibitions exhibitionsQurstrns Qurstrns Aiutverril AiutverrilCumberland Cumberland Md They met at the Olympic OlympicC C New Ortearu on Sept T IBM Prof John JohniiIy iiIy was the riffere Franla Moran acted as aslroek lroek p r tor Sulltraa wUlte tUUtm A Brady 4tte wttcb for OorUU HOIMKS AND UAnniAQEIi UAnniAQEIiAnother Another AnotherJapanese Japanese 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address addu may be chanted at l II desired desiredOrdrr delred delredOrdtr deatredOrder Order plre through Ilrouci your newsdealer newsdeaer or of Tu T Tua SOW 170 170Nassau 10 10Nu 170l4 l4 Nassau UlaU street llr llrJ trce j jPublished 4 4t t J Published PblIshed by The T Sun un Printing Plntlr and ad Publishing PublishingAssociation PbUlblnr PbUlblnrAl PnbttsbtecifL ifL Association Al tlton A 170 Nassau r u sUe street la 1 lh Borough Boroughot of Manhattan Mahltt 0 J4e e York YorkoutfrttnOt YorkI YorkI I i I outfrttnOt ourfd uto IM WhO1t7P0U 1anr 1afu u vttlt d ft manutcritlf anultpf for tortubHcatton to tovblraIOrWlloloHtctd forptibUcation tubHcatton vblraIOrWlloloHtctd leitltlohaMrijecleaarHclet wtsh tohaNreltded ar arflCSeJ rrtumitf tum Ihtv Ihtvmutt ffiqii i mutt IV In all 11 au cam callHad caeiIeDdStaJ7pJ rod stamfi 8l1 for to llut II purpest purpestThat PfI PfITbR purposI purposTlzatStrQng I That TbRI TbRt TlzatStrQng I Strong t qn Moral Ioral Fiber FiberWith FiberWith 1 With what admirable amirablo precision preciion firm firmness fr frne firmti ti ne ness and etcrn stm impartiality impaialt did the re report reiti iti port por nlgncd algcd gned by b Mr E EH EL HARIIIMAN HARIIIMANarray HAlnMN HAlnMNaay HARitIuNarray array aay all al tho charges chlrge which whic have been beenbrought beenbrought beenA A brought by Mr HYDE agalnflt agalnt Mr ALEX ALEXANDEIV ALX ALXANDER Auxi i ANDEIV ANDER ftnd ad 61 all U theaooiisatlonfl theolsaton which whichMr whichMr whichr 1 Mr ALEXANDEB ALXI has brought against againt Mr MrHYDE MrHTDE r rHYEI r HYDE HYDESo HYEI HYEII HTDEA A I So affecting aeclgWIte was wn the exhibit of of HTDE HTDEand HE HEand thmend and ALEXANDEB AEXER produced prouod at the board boardmeeting boardmeetig board4i 4i meeting meetig by Mr HARRIMAN lnRlAN and his hisfriends hi hisfriends I friends friend thathopest Mr SCJIIFF a gentle gentleman gente genteman gentleman man notprone notirone thphoJcMr t to speechifying speehltylng was wasmoved wasS wasmoved moved movo to t got up and ad pronounce pronounc a eulogy eulogyof S F of the virrooa vO f ot hia hl talented tllnteyung young cot colleague co cotleague 1 1I league I e Mr MrQAQ QAQB AQE E J TARBELL TA BEL whoso whosocharacter whosochara cchosof f character chara t r under trying trg circumstances circumstanceshe circumsUces circumsUceshe I he hadso ha80 flue fue an a opportunity opporunity to observe observeand obene obeneand observeI I and admire adire at the memorable confer conference conterenc conferv v ence enc ot o Thursday Thurday Feb 10 10Weirmight 10Weli ioi i Weirmight Weli Vellj mlghttheUon might tho theUon T Hon CHAUNCEY CUAUCEY M MDEPKW MDEPEW 1 DEPKW oi oiiL4s jisjie AJt JiaLs ifl i represented reprente as asoxclaiijilnV l a aexc1aiting oxclaiijilnV fxcai lig after fter ti hearing berng the report reportwhich reportwhich reportwhich which Mr HARHIMAX HRmM had hadslgled signed and andafter andafer andafter after afer having bavng voted vote with the majority majoriy of ofhis I Ihis h his coTcUfetitorato co codiitorstoembahnIt rtoemb embalm lit it and inter interit it in the rnnprmSst nnorm6st nor tciamb chamber rof of oblivion oblivionThis oblvion oblvionThi oblivionThis This Thi meanri thiz n peace t I haVo been work working workIng worky p and there therewill therowl therewill y ing for poaco for some time tme will wl be peace I noVer Dver devoted myself myselfto mseI to arranging armging for pea pa itltat tliat tlat I did not notsucceed notluccee notmucceed W WFor succeed succeedFor mucceedv v luccee For here li was Wn rn the tI i flrst frt auroral i rorl glow of ofthat of ofthat that harmony brmony for which the he le disinterested disinterestedstatesmanunderwriter disinterestedItatesmanunderrler disinterestedi1 i1 statesmanunderwriter Itatesmanunderrler had been bcnlo so long longpraying longpT longpraying praying pT iDg the Hyde H de faction fuctl nmlnl iiminti minus HALter HARRIMAN H HALter3j nRI nRIIAN 3j MAN IAN retired rtreancf retiredand and the Alexander Aleundbrfncton Aleundbrfnctonotng faction factionvoting fa tion 1 I voting otng with one heart and voice voic that thatwhether thatwhetblrp1 thatwhotherthpyrick whether whetblrp1 whotherthpyrick theFrjck jgk report was wo right rght about aboutHYDE aboutHYDE aboutHYDE HYDE and a nd wrong about ALEXAXDKK AL XDEJ or orright i iright right about abut ALEXANDER ALEXNDER and wrong wrongabout wrongabout wrongabout r about HYDE the best interests of the society 80clety required requir that the te reciprocal reciprocalBcandiUa rciprocal rciprocalRcanda reciprocalscandals scandals Rcanda presented preented in the report rport signed signedby signedby signedf f I by Mr Ir HAHBIMAN H RIMAN should be b considered consideredns conidered ns 1 neutralizing each other and Ind accord accordingly acord acordingly i4 ingly should bo b laid away in the peace peaceof peaceof of the theAlong grave graveAlong r v vAlong Along with wit the particulars partculul as 4 to tonE tonEand tOjllflEv HVDE HVDEand v J and the particulars partoul81 an I to ALEXANDER ALEXANDERthis ALXANDER ALXANDERthll this thll generalization geeraizaton concerning concring the t man management ml I agement of the interests interest of the Mxliun Mxliunrired ktihunI iliunrlr I rlr rired thousand PolicYholders poUc holder was WI made madeimportant mae maeimprtt madeI I important imprtt by Mr Ir1RJtl8 QABITTVANS nwtAs signature signatureindeed 8IgnaturI lgltUrj lgltUrjinde I i indeed inde it is the he masterpiece mMterlece in the col collection collecton collection lection lecton ofMthoughts otthoulht and nd facts tact In the thereport therepor thet t report repor roporthe1id roporthe1idI he slgrtecl slgrteclThere sgrd I ITer I There Ter 1 agencral I aeOer lacking Lwl LCIIIt hi the tb organisation organisationof orralulon orralulonofbat i Ii Ls of ofbat that strongnioral tr rDora fiber nbfro so euenttal entAI for the accom accomplishment Iccm IccmpUbmel w j plishment pUbmel plthmeaI of satisfactoryresults satisfactoryresultsIs t fatorY elsull I Is J it trsthat truethat tr that Mr HYDE pending pnding the thesubmission theBubmi6ion theubmigsion k Bubmi6ion submission ofthe of thoreportRlgned report signed by Mr MrHARRIMAK Ir IrHARRH HARRIMAK HARRH rJ rejected ted an opportunity opportunityat opportuniy opportuniyat j at what whlt he is reported roporte4a as describing dC riblng as asa l asa a ridiculously rdicuhmsly low price pric to acquire acquirefor acquirefor acquirefor for thej the th organization orgaztion that strong Itrong moral moralfiber moralfbr moralfiber fiber fbr so s essential enta to the accomplishment accomplishmentof accomplshment accomplshmentof 4 of satisfactory satlSactory I results resultsnationalism result nationalism natonulhm and Faith FaithOur FaithOur alh alhOur Our reference last lAt Monday to the fact factthat factthat factthat that in spite Iplte of an apparent tendency tendencytoward tenden I toward rationalism ratDn 1m the religious relHious denomi denominations denominatons denomit t nations natons df diibr df1ibertl liberal l thought th ught and doctrine doctrinear doctrineart t1 ar art aro dimlnisliing dimlpil ng numerically numel numerl ally Uy in New NewYork NewYork Nowt t York while whiQ those nominally nominaly orthodox orthodoxare orhodox orhodoxa are a iflcreoBifag icre inere Mhg hl lias ha in3 brought to us u8severai u8severaileterilMuti several severalletters severalr letters disftisBujg the subject and r leterilMuti tJestbject un undertaking underkl 1 t dertaking derkl to t togive give g e explanations eXIlnntons of the thecauses thecauses thecatises causes bra ofareuit result re51lt so remarkable remarkableA reinarknbleA t A correspondent corrtrpondent in Brooklyn for in instance intancesyr instance stance tancesyr says that tat people who have lost lostfaith lot lotfaith 3 faith in ir religious rblgi 1 dogmas do ml arc now giving givingup up all a14fiton 4flfliliUbn with Churches whether whethernrthoctyx whetherorthodx whetherorthodxor nrthoctyx orthodx orthodxor ar liberal HJcral They are included includedamong Include 1 among tile thomoro th more than a amlHon million of Pro Protcstnntsin ProtestnntIn Protcstantain tcstnntsin testnntIn this community who are areclassified arecllslfed areclassified classified cllslfed by Dr VALTEB AJERLUDA LAJDLAW the thevery theor I very or ory Careful aroCul social Mocal statistician slatltcian as aschurchless aschurchlc i churchless and among tho vast VAt ma majority majorit majority jority Of c f thethreequarters te threquartr of a million millionlews milon milonlow millionJcws lews low who ho give J c no heed hee to their syna synagogHO 1 synagogwe na naogto gogHO ogto aervicof fiervicoH and little ltto heed to the thelaws I 4 laws tJustnnts dl and traditions rf traitons of their theirreligion 1 religion Ielgioj as a pointed pbinio out by b Dr SINOEII SINOEIIOur llGEI SIGEItOurcoricsondellt I Our Ourcoricsondellt ctirreepondent contends that Ourcorfcpondcnt these thesepeople thelO thelOpoplo the8cPeoplo people poplo have lacnht not gone gne astray atry from the thedivinnpriticipleor thedivini 4 divinnpriticipleor divini priQchleoCrJ righteousness hteoulnels but butare butlr butare are lr following folowin foIlowit moral oIol principle pdncpl and pre preccpta pr l1 ccpta which constitute constlnte a true tre philoso philosophy phiOo phiOoIhy philosophy phy for the eonllctof conduct conthictof of life lfo with wth a scl sclentinc scientfc acintif1c entinc entfc baHirt Such a philosophy phlOlphy he heholds heholds liei i holds jexiHtB cxits independently of f all jxiHtl independenty al ques questions quC questiosH tions of the supernatural flpernatural whatever may ma maho IMJ tho belief beHofo of other 1 people poI1Ie Nor are arethose ar arethose those tholo who accept i cept it worried by the loss lossof IOR IORIf lossof of If fait fnij in itl the tIiq dogmas o ma of supernatural supernaturalreligion Itlpratura Sftpethatursjreligion religion loliion frirthey frUie have for their standard standardtheir Atandnrdtheir standardtheir their apprehension npprhtnliol and approbation aPIrobat h of oftho oftho

v tho things thln of iood ood O report rport and they theyHtund theyMtnnd Htund for tortUlln forthings tilings 4bat that hatmake make fpr right righteousness rlghtoulno rightCOUHT1L9 eousness eousnessAll COUHT1L9I oulno oulnoI I I All 1 this is true doubtless douhteA but it i is a apeculiarly npccularl aPeculiarly peculiarly pccularl dangerous dan erIH drifting drfing nwayfrom nwayfromthe away frm frmthe the dogmas dogrM of 15 t the lie Churches Chirche The Thenecessity ThoI Thenecessity I necessity mictity of these for the conservation conservationof cOI1ormtion cOI1ormtionof of public pUbl moralHis mo ul is denied A phlloso phllosoptfy phloso ptfy pM Pfy of the th conduct onquct of life lo wholly whol apart Ipar I from th tIo supcrnnturhl seems to t be Ut 1111 rnlturh b ac accepted ao nocePtOd cepted cpted its ts sufficient 8u0clent by about half hal the thopeople theI I people If f this town pECple chiirchlestand clmrchlcllnd syna synagogueless synnHOjucles synagogueless gogueless HOjucles and by h I much more than a hulfjf hul hulfLfnllthnewlin if allthosewjip are outside of formal formalreligious fonn1 fonn1relllil formalreliolis religious relllil colnimminUonor l COlflhI1IlIijzt l lt ionor n or arc negligent negligentrcgaVtllng negl negligentregaIding rnt rntrenrlrg rcgaVtllng renrlrg the th observation obcratlon Ol5eVat lou of all al religious religiousriteft reUglousrite I relgious relgiousI I rite ritl ufe id e Included Indt del These people arc arcnotlihp itronotiih notlihp not notiih I the1lnndej the lt1nQdeIt IIlfl1L114 4of Of tjtp t11 old days nYI scof sentrelgkju Ire Irenot i fers feIJI a lftsf rejlgign tcJI i9 but h t ore indifferent 11 indiferent N6 I toutflifogUVnnd touglh tOIitJiiijg I U and condescending n efcnding in their theirexpoded theirntttUt theirnttilwIu ntttUt nttilwIu to var aj 1 i TheYlhllve Tlieyi have give given I up 4tupepnaftfraljqi I an exploded su pe Iel4tt1oflaflJiay U emtrlnl a HV A tf M moroheed t9rh nl9roh od to t it itthat it TheJaelO61tht TIIfy bet1etsthj1 that theyare tbar they ore children chlldrot of ofJJLr tIC JJLr r a i I 1 this thi world who are In i their generation generationwiser generat gonernttorwiser wiser wior than tha tho children ohldren of light lightTho lght lghtho lightThe The ho explanation explnaton of a Buffalo Bufalo corro corroppondorit oore oorepondont corropondorit ppondorit is i that the spirit of tho liberal liberalreligious UberalrelgIou Uborulreligious religious relgIou organization organizaton has ha permeated permeatedtho perclted percltedtho tho whole of the Christian Christan Church at atleast atleot atleast least leot the Protestant Protetnt part par of it wand and that thataccordingly thataccorigly thataccordingly accordingly accorigly tho old distinction ditncton between betweenthe betweenthe betweenthe the two no longer remains rmain Ho instances instancesthe InstunceRth6 instancesthe the spread sprad of criticism critcim of tho Bible Dblo in innominally innominaly innominally nominally nominaly orthodox orhodox pulpits pulpit theological theologicalseminaries theoloKlcalemiaries theologicaleininarles seminaries and written book bookwholly bookwboly bookwholly emiaries ad writen essays eas as I a wholly wboly human huma in its It authorship authorhip and andtnarked nndmarke andmarked marked marke by b grave errors and ad Inconsist Inconsistencies Inconsllt inconsistpnclesfor encies pnclesfor nclcfor for example tho recent recnt declara declaration doclaraton doclarution tion ton of even the Roman Catholic Catholo Abb Abb6Loiar AbbLOlr AbbLoisr Loiar LOlr that a book absolutely true tro for forall foral forall all al time t e in every ever sphere of truth trth is II no nomore nomore nomore more possible than a square triangle triangleThis trlungleThi triangleThis This Thi being so the question queton arise arl in the thomind themid themind mind mid of our Buffalo Bufao friend if the alt ultimate ultlmate altmate mate destiny detny of tho now apparently apparent de declining decining dodining dining cining Unitarian body boy will wi not be a amerging I Imergg amerging merging mergg of of its is identity identty in that of the thonumerically thenumercly thenumerically numerically numercly more mor powerful powerul denomina denominations denomination denoininations tions tion these thee having stolen its ia liberal liberalthunder lberl lberlthunder liberalthunder thunder thunderMeantime thunderIeat1e thunderMoanttnui Meantime Ieat1e we continue contnue to receive rceivo let letters letter lottore tore ter from a correspondent at Science Schencctady Schenectdy Sciencetady tady tdy describing decribing an astonishing Wtnilhlng revival revivalof of the old religious relgious belief belet which has liasspnmg hassp0ng linesprung sprung sp0ng up in that peculiarly peculnrly busy and andprosperous andprosperous andprosperous prosperous community Ho bus hi nothing nothingto to say of any spread spra of rationalism rntonlMI there thereTho thcreTho thereThe Tho faith kindled kidled and expressed expre8ed in that thatrevival thatreInIIB thatrevival revival reInIIB is the simple Gospel faith of Pente Pentecost Pentecost Pentocost cost Hard Har headed mon of affairs alnlr of ofwhom ofwhom ofwhom whom ho himself hlsel is i one one ne are exalted by b a areligious arlgious areligious I religious rlgious emotion emoton of tho kind which in inspired inspird inspired spired spird the early martyrs maryr to tho Christian Christianfuith Chitiln Chitilnfuith Christianfaith fuith From Schenectady Schenectdy wo hear of no nocriticism nocrticism nocriticism criticism crticism of the Bible but only of belief beliefIn belef belefi beliefIn In i its is absoluto supernatural superatural authority authorityToll authorityTeU Toll Me the Old Od Old Story Stor is II the song songpoured songpoured songpoured poured forth forh there theroHow ther therHow thereflow How Togo TOJo Misled 1111ed a Naval Expert ExpertNow ExpertNow xiert xiertNow Now that the upshot of ROJEBTVEN ROJEBTVENSKTS ROIEBTVENSKYS ROJEBTVESKYS SKYS attempt atempt tq carry car Russias Rusias Baltic Balticfleet Balto Baltofeet Balticfleet fleet feet to t Vladivostok is known it is i inter interesting Intr Intretng interesting esting etng to compare compur the facts with the cal calculations cl clculatons oatculattons culations culatons made beforehand by an emi eminent emlnent cmlsent nent writer on naval subjects 8ubJect Capt A AT AT T MAHAN IAHA whose forecast forclt of events event was waspublished wa wapubUlhed waspubliHied published on May luy 13 in the London LondonTime Lndon LndonTime LondonTimes Time Capt MAUAN IAlAN assumed lume that the thoJapanese theJapanese timJapanese Japanese would have only four battle battleships bate bateships battleships ships an assumption now known to be becorrect becorret becorrect correct corret but he credited crited the Russians Russianswith Russianswith Russianswith with but seven battleships batteships instead of oftho ottho ofthe tho eight which they possessed possesed and andwhich andwhich andwhich which wore supplemented with three threeheavily threehe threeheavily heavily he vir armed coast defense vessels vesselsHo vessel vesselsHe W WHe He assigned ligned to Tooo eight armored armoredcruisers armore armoredcruisers cruiser cruisers and he was wa aware that ROJEST ROJESTVENSKr ROJESTVESKi lloJEsrVESK VENSKr VESKi had but three He attributed attributedfinally attributedfnalyto attributedflnalIyto finally fnalyto flnalIyto to the Japanese three or four fourtimes fourtimes times as many torpedo boats as were arrayed arled under the Russian flag fagan faganunderetmate flagan flaganunderestimate an anunderestimate underestimate underetmate Capt MAHAN refrained refrainedfrom refrainedfrom refrainedfrom from ascribing lorbing to the Japanese any anysuperiority anysuperiority anysuperiority superiority in marksmanship in maneu maneuvering maneuvering mancuvering vering or in courugo courugoProceeding courugoProceeding courageProceeding Proceeding to the question queston of the strut strategy 8trt 8trteg strutegy egy eg likely lkely to bo b adopted by the Russian Russiannavalcommander Huslan Huslannl Russiannaatomtnander navalcommander nl Capt Capl MAHAN lmAs clearly clearlyrecognized ceary cearyrccognLe clearlyrecognized recognized rccognLe that HojESTVKNSKYs lOJETtSKyB prob problem probIplil lem Ipm wa wato WaS to reach rach Vladivostok with wih the thesinalfest thesmuest thethnaleit sinalfest smuest possible pOlible lo Itwa Itwl pronounced pronouncedindisputable pronouncedInd8pu pronouncedindisputable indisputable Ind8pu ablo that if tho Russian RUAlan fleet fleetcould feet feetuld fleetould could uld reach rach Vladivostok Yludholtok intact hact it would wouldthereafter wouldtherelter wouldthereafter thereafter therelter be b in better condition condiion than thanearlier Hmnearler thanearlier earlier earler it could be b for fighting flhing and for forgaining torgaining forgaining gaining control of the Straits of Corea Coreathus Cora Corathus Coreathus thus interrupting iptrrptng communications communictons be between betw betwfen tween tw en Japan and the Asiatic Aslato mainland mainlandIt mainlandI It I would have gained experience and andconfidence andcOlfdence andcoafidence confidence cOlfdence it could refresh retrRh and refit reft with withsome withsome withsome some leisureand Idsurand still sti would have the sum summer Rummel stimmet met mel before it Sofar Capt MAHANS I NR fore forecast for forecast cast was wa well wel founded He stated the thoconditions theconditons theconditions conditions conditons of the problem precisely proc elr ns nsthey C asthey they the were w re viewed by the commanders Clman erA of oftho ofthe oftime the fleets fleetsIt l et etIt It was when he undertook to predict predictthe predictthe predictthe the methods of solution soluton that Cnpt CnptMAHAN Capt CaptMAITAN MAHAN I HAN went astray atray He was wo not 10t mis mistaken mil mistaken taken in guessing gefing that ROJESTVRNHKY ROJESTVRNHKYin HonSTFRHY HonSTFRHYIn in emerging from the South China Sea Seawould Heawould Seawould would pass pas between Formosa and LU7n LU7ninstead Luzoninstead Luzon Luzoninstead instead of between btweon Formosa ormOf and nd the thoChinese therhlnese theiminese Chinese coast cOlt Ho was WI wrong however howeverin in supposing I that Tooo 000 masking tho I same assumption WHumpton would concentrate coneentrto his hisfleet hisfet hisfleet fleet fet at or off of the port of Kelung on tho thonorth thonorh thenorth north norh coast CMt of tho island named Copt CoptMAHAX CaptMAIIAN apt MAHAX did not draw tho conclusion in indeed indee indeed deed dee that the Japanese Admiral Admirl would wouldnecessarily wouldnecesari wouldnecessarily necessarily necesari attack atack his opponent between betweenFormosa betweenFormosa betweenFormosa Formosa and Luzon but pointed out outthat outthat outthat that conditions conditons would be more lore favor favorable favorable favorable able forthe tor the former foner formerin in the tiieStritit Straits HtriB of JfCOrea JfCOreaor Coren Corenor or even in the Tsugaru Straits Htrnif between betweenNippon betweenKlppon betweenNippon Nippon and Yezo becnuKC ieeau either of ofthose otthose ofthose those passages pasRugc is nearer the solid Iwld and andwell Ind Indwel andwell well wel equipped equippe bases basel of his hil national nationalpower ntonal ntonalpower nationalpower On the power other hand tho annie samoposition Baro Baropoition annieposition position poition for much the same reasons reasonsfavored fMons fMonsfavore reasonsfavored favored favore the Russian Admiral Admirl for if ifTooo ItIoao Tooo 000 should fhould miss his blow in either of ofthose ofthoRe ofthorio those straits ho would lose his lost chnnco chnncobefore chancohe chamicobefore before he tOr his adversarys aderaJYs arrival nril at Vladi Vladivostok Iadi IadioRtok ladivostok vostok Thenceforward fhenofornrd the Japanese Japanesecommander Japanesocommande Japanesecomnmaitde commander would have hlvo to await lwalt his hisenemys hi hienems ifsenemys enemys exit in better shape than he en entered enterdo ontered tered terdo In view of all al the circumstances circumstancesCapt crcumstllcS crcumstllcSCaptMAIUN Capt CaptMAIUN MAHAN considered it probable that thatROJEHTVKNHKY thatnOJRT thatRoEsrvENsKY ROJEHTVKNHKY nOJRT SIKl having IIwing traversed trvered the thepassage tbepMfUgO thepassage passage pMfUgO between Formosa ormosa and Inc Luzon Luzonwould Luzonwould Luzonwould would while whie aiming anln of course coure at Vladi Vladivostok Vladivostok Iadi Iadivoatok vostok pursue purue the outside and circuitous circuitousroute crcultouR crcultouRroute circuitousroute route thither whl which h lies le coat Clt of tho thoLukil tileLiukiu Liukiu Lukil archipelago and of Nippon and nndwhich andwliiit nd ndwhldl which would enable him if unblocked to toapproach toapproach toapproach approach tho Russian HWR m naval fortress fortresseither fortresseither fortresseither either by the Tsugaru Tsujlru Straits Strai or by the theStroits theSltS theEtralts Stroits SltS of La Perouse PorOle which nepitrato Iopnrte aeItrate Yezo from Sakhalin Sakhaln It is well wel known knownthat knownthlt knovntililt that thlt ROJEHTVENHKY HOJERTEIKY did nol follow flow this thiscourse thlHCOUre thiscourse course COUre either because bcLuse ho had learned learnedon leured leuredon on what seemed Reme trustworthy trustworh authority multllorit multlloritthat lthorit lthoritthat that both of the straits Itrlts named wore woremined werminetl weremined mined or because becaUe ho did not poswess 1IHebR an nnodeqtmto anadequato anadequato adequato coal ca supply The Straits Htri of of4orea ofkorea korea ora lie knew would wouldprohabl probably bo b freo freofrom freofrom freefront from mines minc for tho Japanese Japance would wouldshrink wouldshrink wouldshrink shrink from frm imperiling impering their communi communications cmmunl cmmunlcatoM camniunicatlons cations catoM wHti wHi the Asiatic Asiatc Continent Contnet Ac Accordingly Accordingly Accordingly cordingly ho undertook to t reach rach the Sea Soaof 8eaof Seaof of Japan Japa by means of tho channel between betwen Tsu TIU Shlmn and the extreme extremewestern extremewestern western wcter corner of Nippon NipponCapt NipponCapt NipponCapt Capt MAHAN MAIA also expressed the opin ion that instead of forcing a general generalengagement gonomlengagement generalengagement engagement off of Formosa or elsewhere between btween that island ned II d Vladivostok Vladivostoktho Vlldi0tok Vlldi0tokthe the Japanese Japlese Admiral would endeavor by rapid rapidinovoments movements movomenlto outmaneuver to outmaouver the theUlaadwhlt JRuBsiansandwhitUeawaytheirforce ittiselans Ulaadwhlt andwhlttleawaythejrfor00 Ieawaythelrforc He Horecognized HereO Herecognized recognized reO ethat that theformer et efc commander commanderiv ander 5 iv i 4 might see fit ft to risk everything on tho thohazard thohazard thehazard hazard of the die but Capt MAUAN was wasconvinced WI Withconvinced convinced cominrd thut such Iuch a course coure though thoughmore thoughmoro tlkoUgllmoro moro imposing and cosier Cer was Wli not suited suitedto sulcd sulcdto to tho circumstances crcumstancel of Japan He Hepointed Hepointed Tiepointed pointed out what is unquestionably unquestionablytruo unqueatonably unqueatonablytrue true that TOGOS situation slunton was WI ma materially matorialy tim timtorialtydifferont terially torialy torialtydifferont different dllerent from that t hut occupied by byNELSON byNELO byNELSON NELSON NELO at Trafalgar Trfnllar for if the Japa Japanese Japanese Japaacm nese Admiral were irreparably irreparbly beaten beatenhis beatenhil beatenhis his hil country countr would be b ruined ruine whereas whereasNELSO wherel whereasNELSO NELSO NJLSO might have been defeated yet yetEnglands yetEnglands ot otEn Englands En lands naval l1al reserve would have haveauflicod hlvo hlvosufcod havesufficed sufficed sufcod to withstand wihstd tho enemy enemyTho en enemylito my mylho Tho lho facts are that Toao OGO never took tookhis tookhil tookhis his hil fleet let to Formosa but keeping kcping hlm hlmsolf hlmsolf humBolt solf informed of tho Russian movements movementsby lovement by swift vessels vesel and by a lavish lulh and andeffective andefectve andeffective effective efectve use of of cables and Id wireless wirelesstelegraphy wireles wirelesstelegraphy telegraphy concentrated concentrted the whole of ofhis ofhi ofhis his hi heavily helviy armed ships in or near Ma Masampho MaBampho Masampho sampho Bay on the southeastern Bouthelter coast coastof cat catof coastof of Corea Corel whore he could command cmmand the thostruitH thestri thestraits straits stri which ho had reason to believe believehis bleve blevehh believehis his antagonist Intugonllt must traverse trlvele Then Thenalive Thena1ve Thenalive alive a1ve to the moral morl importance of of pre preventing preventng preventing venting ventng his opponent oppolent from trm reaching reachingVladivostok raohlng raohlngVladivostok reachingVladivostok Vladivostok with wih even a considerable considerablepart considerablepurt considerablelirt part lirt of his hilquacron squadron the Japanese com commander commander cornrmmaiider mander determined detenTined to put the fortune fortuneof of his hll country to the touch to win or orlose orloso lose 100 it nil al A College for Dramatists DramatistsTho IramaUstl IramatlstsThe The 111 faculty fnculy of Harvard Innard University Universityhas Ul verity verityI has recently added ldded to its curriculum rrculum a acourse aCOUIO acourse course COUIO of playwriting playwritng The construe construction construetion tion ton of plays plnYI has long been one of the thoelective theelectve theolectivo elective electve studies at Columbia and there thereis is also alo in this city cfy a flourishing fourihing school schoolattended 80hoolatended schoolattended attended atended by b ambitious ambitous young dramatists dramatistswho drmatst dramatistswho who are ur trying to learn lear how to write writoplays writepla writeimlays plays pla 1 and by students student of greater expo experience exporienco rienco who want to rid themselves thcmclvel of offaults oftaultl offaults faults taultl they acquired before such tuition tuitionwas tuiton tuitonwa tuitionwas was wa possible possibleIt It is I not 10t to be b supposed luPPoled that the faculty facultyof faclty facltyof of Harvard believes bleves that the study of its itsnew It itsnew new lew course coure will wi enable every student Itudent to tobecome t tobecome become a successful 8uccfsful dramatist drmatit or even evento evento evento to learn lear how to construct COlltrct a play pla The Thelectures Th6lectures Timelectures lectures will wi do no moro than reveal rveal tho thoprincipal thoprincpal timeprimielpal principal princpal theories theoriel of dramatic drmato construe construction cntro cntroton construetion tion ton as they the have boon ben found to t exist exit in intho Intho Inthe tho works of well wel known klown playwrights playwrighteTho playright The drama drma now occupies occupiO tho attention attentionof atenton atentonof of cultivated cultmtd men and women more than thanit it ever did before bfor and the present ex extension extenion cxtension tension tenion of tho English Englsh study seems srs per perfectly pr prtecty perfectly fectly tecty justified justfed and ought to 1 bo b of profit profitto proft proftto to students studentsIt tt udent udentIt It would be unfortunate however If Iftho i Iftime tho Harvard teachings eachlngl did no moro than thanIncrease thanIncrel thanincrease Increase Increl the number of amateur drama dramatists draa draatsts irLUflatists tists tsts Thero are playwrights pla wright8 enough enoughalready enoughalrcnc enoughalready already alrcnc Few of them them are ever oVlr heard of ofbut ofhut ofhut hut they exist in uncounted uncounte thousands thousandsas thowandl as any an theater manacer can testify Nor is is tho new course oune needed to develop dra dramatic dr dramnatio matic critics critl They 1he llie arc also abundant abundantFrom abundantFrom From the small bo that nits In the Jrom smal boy IIU gal gallery ga gallery lery down to the first frt nlghter in the theornhpatri theornnftr timeornhstr ornhpatri ornnftr teats there is II nothing but butdramatic butdramatc butdramatic dramatic dramatc critics crtc in every theater theaterMoreover theateroreover theaterMoreover Moreover oreover tho plays that fall tul like likeleaven lke lkeleave likeleaves leaven leave on 01 the theater managers manager are Ire not notdeficient notdefcent notdeficient deficient defcent so tO much in a knowledge of the thecraft thecrft thecraft craft crft of the stage aa in elements that thatcannot thatcannot thatcannot cannot be taught tluht in a I school Heart Hearthumor Her Hearthumor humor imagination inmaginat ion picturesqueness picturesquenesstlieso plcturequencs plcturequencsthle these thle are ar not to be taught talght anywhere anywherebut anywherj anywherjbut but the dramatist drmatst may bo able to learn learnfrom learnfroni from existing extn models how so to dispose disposetheso dlposo dlposotheso disposethese theso qualities luuHtes an I to give them the great greatest greatest est et value in a play pia Mere Ier technical ex exportness experneRI cxpertness pertness perneRI now exists exift in many of the thedramas thedrmu thecirnimmas dramas drmu submitted Iuhmitted every over year ear to man managers manager mantigers tigers ager and that they the are not so much muchlacking muchlacking mitchlacking lacking in these merits meris as I they used usedto usedto usedto to be is I the already nlrady noticeable noteablo result reult of oftlto eftho oftimo tlto spread IIruad of knowledge Icowlld e as I to the tech technical teehnlcalmean technical nical nlcalmean means of writing writ inJ a drama dramaPocfry dramaPoe dramaPoetry Poetry Poe ry imagination imaginaton and fancy are arehowever ar are1mowoor however no commoner than they for formerly formerly forimmerly merly wer were and it is not likely lkely that they theywill theywi theywill will wi be increased incrored by tho Harvard profes professors professor profesaols sors sor These may bo of service in teach teaching teachIn touching ing In the mechanical ll construction rolltnlction of the thodrama thedrma limodrama drama drma as lU it is found In the case of SAn SATIDOU SAnDOU SAnDOU DOU or his predecessor pridece fo ScniBE but a awhole I Iwholo awhole whole university Iner ltr of them could not help helpa helpaWritermtequirea a aWritermtequirea writer wrter acquire a I suggestion sUJJeston of the fra fragrant fragrant fragrant grant charm charnmofILtimiUi of BAHIUK or HAUITMANV IA IlailulilTc ladcllc College olcue Needs Xetll Help HelpThe lelll lelllThe helprhe The alumna Ilumn of Rndcliffe Hadclle College Cole go are aroappealing areappealing appealing appealng to their friends for money moneyTlw moneyThn moneyThe The sum Rlm they tho ask for is il not very ver largo largobut largobut largebut but it i is needed ne ed badly bacH and needed soon soonif loon loonIf soonIf if they are not to lo lose o their chance of ofobtaining ofobtlninJ ofobtolning obtaining obtlninJ a I suitable R iabll ituble library lbrr building buildingTho buldlnJ buildingTime The urgency urponc arises 118es mu ieee from flm an offer ofer by b Mr MrAXDKEW MrADH MrANmmEtv AXDKEW ADH W CABNKHIR CAIEOn to give a library lbrry to totho totho totime tho college coleJe to which whih is attached atached tho thousual thouRual housual that of in this thiscose thiscase usual tag tnJ a I sum RUl money case 10 75000 i5O shall ahal bo b raised rahId by the insti institution Inst institution tution tuton itself ifelf by a certain date dat which whichhero whch whchhero whichhere hero is Commencement day da only four fourweeks fourweek fourweeks weeks ahead Tho alumnm have set sotto setto setto to work vigorously to try tr to secure leoure the thegift thegift thegift gift by fulfilling fulf1n the condition conditionRadcliffo conditon conditonHldclfo conditionltadclilo Radcliffo Hldclfo College Colego occupies occlpie a peculiar peculiarposition pecular peculiarposition I position positon among the colleges colegc for women womenIt womenI womenIt It I provides provldC its students Itldents with tho educa education educaton education tion ton arranged arrngd for men in Harvard Uni University Unierity UnIvcrsit3 versity erity offering oterng identical Identcal courses coun of in instruction In8t0ction instruction struction 8t0ction taught by 1 tho same professors professorsAt protclor At the start Itnrt It was wholly wholy dependent on onHarvard onHarld ommHarvard Harvard Harld for its equipment eluipment for nothing nothingcould nothingcOlld nothingcould could cOlld be moro mor informal than tho foun foundation loundaton foundation dation daton of the Harvard Annex A few fewrooms fewrooml fewrooms rooms rooml were wCe hired in which tho thaprofessol ho professors professorstaught professorstaughmt taught tlught tho women who cume cale to them and andthe andthe andthe the thing thin was Wi done doneSince doneSince cloneSinco Since then Radcliffe Uadclle has become inde independent Independent indepommdent pendent in many lany ways a R It I has hI its Is own owngrounds owngrounds owngrounds grounds and buildings buiding and some endow endowment ondowment endowmont mont ment For the museum ml8elm collections colectons and andfor andtor andfor for the main 1Iin library Ibrr however it must mustover mt mustever t tover over look to tho university Iniverlt that thll has hu fos fostered fo fostered tered It I Its Is difficulty difcult with wih the library libraryis lbrr is Ii part of tho deplorable deplorhle condition conditon into intowhich Intowhich intowlmicht which tho Harvard Harvlrd library lbrny has hI boon al allowed allowed allowed lowed to drift drCt Overcrowded Oefrowded with books booksnnd booksand booksand and utterly terly deficient defcent in accommodation accommodationfor lfcommodatlon lfcommodatlontor for the regular reJlllr university univenlty students studentl thero therois is no room thero for tho women and other otheroutsiders otherout81der otheroutsiders outsiders out81der particularly partcularly as a t the tho number of ofRadcliffe ofRadcliffe I IUadclfe Radcliffe Uadclfe girls in now 400 and Id more moreA moreA moreA A working workinJ library lbrry where wher the larger largernumber largernumbr largerimumber number numbr of if those tlrle girls might read rud nnd nndstudy nndHtudy andstudy study lies 11 been needed for twenty twenty years yearsA year A small smal collection colecton of books for their use usewas usewait le leWi was Wi formed long lonp ago and has hi increased increasedbut but it has hI been en shifted Ihifed from ono place plao to toanother tonnother toanother another as l more mor Imperative nperate demands deilunds for forspace forspac forspace space spac forced ford it t out For some sOle years year the thealumna theaumnm thealuminum alumna aumnm have havebeen bn been trying quietly quiety to eel collect 01 01lect eelbet lect money 1one for a fireproof frproof bulding building and andthey ad adte they te nave hve hAve put together togther a modet mo t gum aw awr wn r 7 a J Now however comes the opportunity opportunityof of solving ut once a problem that they theyrightly theyrlghtl timeyright rightly right I think is vital vitl for their college collegeAs colege colegeAs benefactions nowadays nowadaystho nowudasthe As college colege UnefactoJ go the 60000 6000 they the ask wk for to complete tho thoamount tho thoamount thmoamnoulut amount set by Mr fr CARNEGIE OARNEGE as I a pre prerequisite prerequlfltc Prerequisite requisite requlfltc Is l no large larje sum Time chief dif difficulty ditfculy diffleulty ficulty fculy lies UC in i obtaining obtllnln it In time The Thofriends Thefrlend Timefriends friends of Radcliffe Uadclle and of the higher highereducation highereduction hlghmereducation education eduction of Women ornen should 810uld see ee to it that thattlie thatthe thattime the library lbrary is acquired acquire this June JuneProgress JuneIrogrCs JuneJYrogrees Progress IrogrCs of the Falrbank Boom HoomGood Jolm Jolmood Boomhood Good ood news from Oregon Orgon for si t backers backersof bucker buckerof of tho Indiana entry for the Presidential PresidentialStakes PreRldenta PresidentialStakes Stakes Stuke of 1008 108 VicePresident YilPrOldent FAIRBANKS FAIRBANKSis F A1BANKB A1BANKBIs is the favorite of the Pacific Pacfc Slope Slop He Hehas Hehos Hehas has been bol speaking Ipcaklng almost alot continuously continuouslysince contnuously contnuouslylnc since lnc his hi arrival arriva in Oregon Orgon His J tall talland tl tailand and graceful gractul form his hl intellectual itlectual top toppiece tp toppiece piece piec his correct frock coat have been beenthe beeuthe beenthe the center nter of attraction atracton the lodestone lodestoneof of popular ppulur attention attenton since sinc the Lewis Lwi8 and andClark andClark andClark Clark Centennial Ccntenia Exposition Epoiton opened openedEven opned opnedEren openedEven Even the Hon JOHN JOlN LAWRENCE LAWRESC SOT SOTUVAJJ SU SULIVA SutLIVA UVAJJ LIVA properly proprly appareled appreled from dawn dawnto dawnto to good night in spiketailed 8plketaled coat cat low lowcut lowcut lowcut cut waistcoat and diamonds has hl at attracted lt attractod tracted trctd less notice notce than Mr FAIRBANKS FAIRBANKSA FAInA Ks KsA A trustworthy and acute acut observer oberer on onthe onthe ontime the spot writes VicePresident VlcrPrtldrDt IAMBANM lAIBUU mad tare tree or four fourpt tourepeecmeL epefc epeecmeL pt obes r Ho a wa Wa In frwt form tor jormnand and WM cheered cheeredevery eheere eheereever cheeredevery every ever time the te people had ha a chance Ibac to look 1001 a at t him himwhich himwhich which was quite quie often often by b b the te way wa as s the 1o 1oPre 10PreMdenl o oPresident Pre President ldcnl Is not no at all al aver avene e to the te spat pAtpat pat of the theapplauding te teappludlr theapplauding applauding appludlr hand handMr bad badMr handMr Mr FAIRBANKS FAIBAKS has hu no mind to rob the thepeople te tepople thepeople chiefest by hiding hidingfrom hidingfrom hidingfrom people pople of their thei cheret joy from them nor would it bo b an a easy eay task taskfor tak taktor taskfor for him to do so Nature Natur built buit him in inmonumental inmonumenta inmonumental monumental monumenta form It would be b as a easy easyto ey eyto easyto to render inconspicuous incoJplcou Cleopatras CleopatrasNeedle CleopatrasNedle CleopatrasNeedle Needle Nedle as 8 to conceal conca Mr FAIRBANKS FAIRBANKSThe FAIRRANKSThe AIBANK8 AIBANK8The The correspondent corepondent errs er in i tho count cunt of ofspeeches ofpeche ofspeeches speeches peche Ho heard hear three tr or four sec sections 8eoton seetions tions ton of ono address addre Mr FAIRBANKSS FAIRBANKSSspeeches FAIBANKSS FAIBANKSSp6che FAIRBANKSSspeeches speeches p6che are ar like lke himself hlel very ver long longAnother Ion IonAnother longAnother Another student stdent of politics olt full tul of ofenthusiasm otenthuslMm ofenthusiasm enthusiasm for Mr Ir FATRBANKS FABANKS wires wire in inhot Inhot inhot hot haste hote and inverted inyercd English Engli from fromcoast fromcoat fromcoast coast coat to coast coastWhen eOMtWhen coastWhen When VlccPresldent cPreldet PAIRBAKKS FUIBAI w WU Intro Introduoed Introduo IntroduneS duneS duo the audience arose arse and ad he wu wa given rlve an a ova ovation 0 0ton ovatlo tion ton tlo The VicePresidents loPrldent unstlntal ustnteJ praise prase of tbe tbeexposition tbeepositon theelpositton exposition epositon pleased please his audience and he WM re reptatrdly reo reoleAltly ccheatedly heatedly leAltly cheered cbeer It I la manifested maltett he aid that thatthe tbattbe IbMthe the growth rrwt of the te Pacific Pad o Coait 1 II jaM Jut beginning beginningand bfrlnlDr bfrlnlDrad begloflifliand and ad he marele marveled at the te prodigious prdlrlou possibilities pOllbUllr of ofcommercial 01commerda ofcommercial commercial commerda development deveopmen during dulnr the lio next century centuryIt cmtuf cmtufIt cciitUrIIt It is i manifest manlCt that the te growth gowt of ofthe otthe ofthe the Fairbanks boom is i just beginning beginningand bgnnng bgnnngand and all al political poltcal onlookers onlooker marvel marel at the theprodigious theproigiou theprodigious prodigious proigiou possibilities poibite of its it develop development develop developimlent ment during durng the next three thr years year The Thograteful Thegateful Timegrateful grateful gateful spatspat of the applauding applaudinghand applaudinghand applaudinghand hand resounds round from the Atlantic Atantc to t the thePacific thePacific Pacific for FAIRBANKS F URBANKS and Freedom r Only in Indiana is i it not heard The ThoHon Te TeHon TheHon Hon HARRY C NEW NB had ha best bt dig a acyclone ac acyclone cyclone c clone cellar cellarNovel c cellarNovel lar larov Novel ov 1 Method nethOh In the th Execution Fxecuton of ofJustice ofJustce ofJustice Justice JusticeAmong Justce JustceAmong JusticeAmong Among the news items in THE SUN of oflast or1ut oflast last 1ut Sunday was Wi tho following folowing despatch despatchdated delpatch delpatchdate despatchdated dated date Lincoln Lincln Neb May 27 27FBAXK 27H 27FHAmeL H FBAXK IBI1 IIIRKBH IAl181 convicted cnvloted of murder murer and now nowconfined n nowconitned confined cn ed In the th Nebraska Nebrska penitentiary nlenar la to t be his Itliown bl hisown own executioner eeeuloner The Nebraska Supreme Suprme Court Courthu Cour Courthai hu fixed nled the execution uectCu for Friday Frida June IB The Tbelaw Thelaw law lal requires rquire that all al legal ler executions efCUOM In Nebraska Nebraskahall NbrukaIhal Nebrukashall hall Ihal be at the penitentiary pnlenlary under the supervision supervisionof slprvL lon of the warden wardenAi Ai A tl Warden DEIUKR n8ZII1 shrinks Ahrnk from frm the duty of ofiprlnglng ofprInInr iprlnglng the trap HARHUI 1111 hu bl stepped Into the thebreach thebrerh thebreach breach brerh and Informed the warden that be will be behis bebt bebla his bt own hangman An electrical Iettlcal contrivance eontranee Is I to tocontrol torontrol toronirot control the trap connected cnnecled with a wire Ir running runningInto rnnlnr rnnlnrInlo runntnrInto Into nxBKEns nAIne hands hAnd He II will 1 have hAv free fre tile Ile of hi hiflngen hl his hisftneri flngen and will wil push the button bUlon releasing rtleAlnr the thetrap IbeIraI theimp trap trapThis IraI This is a new variation variaton of the phenom phenomenon phenomenon phenomemmoim enon upon which we commented in De December December Docomber cember last lot That wa was the story of an anexecution anexecuton anexecution execution executon in Richmond Va JAMES JAMESGOODE JA JAtEsGooDE IS ISGOODE GOODE was WII to pay upon the scaffold scaffoldtho Rcafold Rcafoldtho scaffoldthe tho penalty Jena1 for his hil violation Iolaton of tho law lawKach lawEach lawEach Each of the six deputies deputcs was unwilling unwillingto unwlinj to spring fprin the trap and cause caulo the death deathof of a man The difficult difcult problem was wassolved WIt witssolved solved lved however by this expedient expedientSix expedlelt expedleltSix Six cords were fastened tltencd to the t e trap six sixdeputies sixdeputel sixdeputies deputies deputel pulled puled them and thus each eachdeputy eachdeputy eaclmdeputy deputy hanged but the onesixth of a man munThiR This solution loluton at the timo tmo seemed an aningenious aningenious ingenious Injcniou8 device but the Nebraska Ncbrlka case casereveals caserevcal casereveals reveals new lew windings winding In tho labyrinth labyrinthwherein labyrinthwherein labyrinthwherein wherein the Virginia deputies deputes were wer so sonearly soneurly sonearly nearly lost Mr Ir BARKERS BAnKYns cheerful com complaisance complaisllcel comnplimisance plaisance plaisllcel ta as 1 far flr beyond and above the theimpassive theimpMie timeimpassIve impassive submission lubmLslon of Mr Jr UOOUK oom as asthe ni mmmitime the power that will wi be released releled by his hispressure hi hislresmiIro pressure preBSUe of a button buton Is superior to the thecrude thecrude timeCrUle crude Richmond Ichmond six strand Rtrml cord cor The Thedeputies Thedeputes TimedePUties deputies deputes escape ecape nil al responsibility rI nsiblty and andwho nndwho andwho who knows but that when the final ac accounting nocollating counting countng is rendered tho murderer murerr of oftwo ottwo oftwo two may bo adjudged in executing executng the theends theend theends ends end of justice JUIUCO upon himself to have haveacquired haveacquir haveacquired acquired acquir merit that will wi weigh moro mor or orless orleM orless less in his favor favorMeanwhile favorIeanwhUe favorMeanwhile Meanwhile thero remains rmnins for serious seriousconsideration seriousconsiderton seriousconsideration consideration considerton the matter Iatr of a Law whose whoseInstruments whoseInltnmenta whoseinstruments Instruments Inltnmenta shrink from tho unpleasant unpleasantbusiness unpIelant unpIelantbuslncs unpleasantbusiness business buslncs of enforcing the laws demands demandsa demulds demuldsI a I Justice Justce to whoso whoe servants sefanta tho execu execution oxecuton oxocution tion ton of her decrees decfC is irksome Irk ome and dis distMtetul dietasteful I Itasteful tasteful tastefulThe tMtetul tastefulTime I Ibe The be Romeo and Juliet Julet Museum MuseumAnother MusoumAnother Iusclm IusclmAnother Another beautiful bcutful dream has been beendestroyed ueendCtroed beemmdestroyod destroyed dCtroed The homo of oCho ofthe the Cnpuleta apulet Is Isto Isto isto to be sold and turned into tured a museum museumand mUleum mUleum11d nluacunmtind and 11d the property proper is valued at only 2000 2000Has 20 ooo oooHits Has HI Verona Verono gone to the dogs dog or was wasreal wa wasrent real rlal estate in the days of ROMEO Umlo and andJULIET andJUL1Er andJuhEr JULIET worth worh not mor than llan 30 3 cents cnt a acity acit acity city cit lot Has the price of houses HI g gne no up upand UI UIanli upand and if so 10 what hnt is If to bjcome of the pala palatial palntnl Imalatint tint tnl stage ltue representations repreftnttons of the hall hal of ofthe otthe oftime the Capulets Capulet A plague plage 0 both your yourhouses yourhouses our ourhousr houses since sinc after all ul these thCe yearn yean ono onoof onooC onoof of them Is worth I only us I much as a an anown anown anown own your own homo establishment establshment pur purchased purwlUed parchIlu4ed chased wlUed on the instalment plan planBut plannut planBut But the museum I What lmt will wi it con contain con contain conthin tain Tho fancy staggers stagfm under the theburden theburden theburden burden of tho yet unprintcd unprlnt catalogue cataloguePerchance ctalogue ctaloguePerchance cataloguePerchance Perchance tho original edition editon of SHAKE SHAKESPEARES SUAKESPEARES ShAKESPEARES SPEARES drama dram frowning across a aCMe aCMeat case coseat caseat at the score scor of OOUNODS GOU OD9 opera oper would wouldbe wouldb wouldbe be b the most important ImporLlt exhibit exhibt The Thocofitumo TheeOtumo Timecostume costume eOtumo worn by CHARLOTTE CUARLTE CUSHMAN CUSHMANas CUSUlAI as Romeo would arouse grave gre questions questionsamong questonR questonRaong questionsamong among the antiquarians of a aong atquarIan n century cntury hence henc Would there ther not be b room too for the of JULIA gown JULIA DEAN who was wassoraettnrt Wi wassometime sometime lomeUme H uJuiet Juliet without dramatic dramaticguile draatc draatcgleAfew dramaticguile guile gleAfew A few of f the tb tears tarshed shed by b the thepublic thepublo thepublic public publo over the theattmpt attempt of o EDWIN Ew ki BOOTH CHARLES lUA IfARLES LA COOHLAN COHLN and JAMES JAMESK JA IES K 1 HACKKTT HACK T to simulate the passion of oftho oftho oftime tho youthfulMontaguo outhfllontago might add inter interest Interet interemit est et to the t he collect colecton colectonBut collection collectionlimit ion ionBut But after all al the operatic operato world would wouldsupply would8uppl wouldsupply supply the most lost taking features featur Tho Thotemperament ThotemperlUlclt Thetenmperaimto the theflaming thefaming timeflaming temperament temperlUlclt of SUZANNE ADAMS flaming faming passion Ilalllon of MELBA MELA the ladylike ladylikethrills ladylke ladylkethril ladylikethrills thrills thril of EMMA mIA KAMES tho resounding resoundingvocal rCoundlng rCoundlngooul resoundingvocal vocal proclamations proclnlatons of of AINO ACKTE ACKTEand ACKTtund ACKT1and and the unfulfilled ulfulfled aspirations apirtons of EMMA EMMAOALVEsurely BmlACALvtlurlI EMIIhACALVIsurely OALVEsurely all al these ought to be put putinto putInt putint into Int a museum and preserved for the theeducation theerucntotl theeriucatiom1 education erucntotl of future generations generaUon prere of lyric lyriosopranos Iyro lyricaoprahmos sopranos sopranosThe ropranOB aoprahmosTime I The lost sad sag lag of EDOUARD I DB DBREBZKE PERESZKE B BRESZKE RESZKE from tho pitch of frcre Fr re Laurent Laurenttho laurenithe auren aurenthe the final fnal pontifical pontfcal blessing bleing of PLANgoN PLANgoNas PLN PLAN ON ONas I as a Capulet the exuberant exuberlt acidity acdity of ofMATHILUE ofJATlLIE ofMATImILDE MATHILUE JATlLIE BAUKRMEIBTER as a the nurse nursethe numethe nursetime the wonderful wonderul perambulators perabultor of CARRIE CARRIEBRIDEWELL CARnIBBRIEWEIL CARRIEBRIDEwEI4L BRIDEWELL BRIEWEIL as 1 the page and ad the Queen QueenMab QueenMab QueenMab Mab monologue of the never to t be for forgotten forgotten forgotten gotten MARTAPOURA MAnTAPOtRA ought also ao to t be in inthe inthe inthe the collection colecton But of all al things thing Inspir Inspiring inpir inpirIng Inspiring ing and instructive intructve the tempi and ad nuances nuancesof nuacs nuacsot of NAHAN FBANKO FRNKO should occupy occpy the thepost thepost thepost post of honor as a Exhibit fxhlblt A in this won wonderful wonderful wonderfui derful aggregation uggregaton of curiosities curiositiesWo curiosite We are harassed hlrsed with wih double doubt as a to towhether towhether towhether whether these notable objects objec will wi be behoused behoused belmoueod housed in this museum museumj but without withoutthem withoutthem withoutthem them what will wi it be more mor than tha a poorly poorlyrepaired poorlyrpalred poorlyrepaired repaired rpalred piece piec of cheap real rel estate etat that thatunique thatunique thatunique unique city ciy in which SHAKESPEARE SHAKESPEAREfound SHAKESPEARE SEAKESPEAREfound found two gentlemen gentlemenGen gentemen gentemenGen Gen Gen NELSON A MILKBB first frt gun gn in his hiscampaign hlacpgn hiscampaign campaign cpgn for the Governorship Goverorhip of Maasa Maasachutta r Maasachutta chutl chutta has ha been hn fired fr d He announces aouno that thatthe thatthe thatthe the bathtub bthtub he carried ce with wt him hi while whilecampaigning wimliscampaigning hUe hUecmpgning campaigning cmpgning waa WI only a little ltte rubber rbbr affair affairweighing aa affairweighing weighing two and onehalf onhat pounds pund His Hlaexplanatioa Hi Hisexplanation explanation explanaton will wi not do do The Te portable prble bath bathtub bth bthtub bathtub tub Is i a British rth Institution Inttuton alien ae to t demo democratic demo demooratio cratic crato America Amec a symbol sybl of royalty royty and ad a amonarchical amonarhicl amonarchical monarchical monarhicl affectation aettlon Gen Gel MILKS ML should shouldhave sboud sboudhae shouldhave have carried ce a porcelain prlan tub with It exposed exposedplumbing epd epdplumbing exposedplumbing plumbing hot and Ind cold water tap tp The TheClannaQael TheClannaOael TheClaimnaGad ClannaQael can never nr indorse indore the portable portablerubber porable porablerbbr portablerubber rubber rbbr tub tubThe tubbe tublbs The be New ew Secretary Hfrtry of the N NaV Navy NavyTo vy vyTo To TUB EDITOR EIITOR or 01 THE TE BUNStr I see seethat eN seethat that Irnoranct Irnorancl of naval matters maters by Mr Bona Bonaparte Donr baaparte parte parte appointed d Secretary ScretI of the Navy Is Ispoken IeIpoken Isspoken spoken of Is ho any ay more Ignorant Ilorat of them themthan tlem tlemthan themthan than were ere Kobeson Roben Chandler Whitney Whiney Tracy TracyHerbert Tao TaoHerbrt TracyHerbert Herbert Herbrt Long Ln and ad Morton lorn when thor wentInt wentlatothat went wentInto Into Int latothat that office officeI om omI ofltde7I I havo no special epla reason reln to t have hav confidence confidencein nfdeDC in I Mr Ikmaparte llnapart In the te navy nay or In I any other otherCabinet otherCabinet otherCabInet Cabinet place for I know nothlnir nothnK about abut him himexcept himexcept hImexcept except what I have learned eaned generally neraUy from fromreading tromreadlnl fromreading readlnl reading the paprs papers but If ho IB a sensible nelble man manhe ma manhe he la all the better btwr qualified Quaife for the office oflC be because bocus because cus cause he Is e not bound by the professional professionalprejudices proCellonal proCellonalpreJudlcee professionalprejudices prejudices and handicapped handicapp by the profes professional prtes professlonat sional traditions which affect aeot and afflict nary naryofficers nay navyofilcers officers officersThe omcenThe ofilcersTime The treat eat advantage advtal of tho Japanese Jalf1 Navy NavyIs Nay Is that Its Officers are n not under thnun n stralnta atralnt They he are ready to t accept and nd to tous touse us U use 8 any scientific Improvement Imprvement In naval con construction oon8trloton constrimotlon struction 8trloton or any method metho which commends commendsItself commendeItsp commendsitself Itself Itsp to t their Judgment Judlcnt Simply because becauseIt bcaee bcaeeIt It Is new they the are not notlnclnld Inclined to t flout fout It Itaro an anara asare are most of our Occidental Occidentl navy nav officers officersThey omcen1hey offlcersTlmey They may not wear etr cold ld lace ace as Imposingly Imposinglya ImpeID ImpeIDdo a as do our officers olkere but they the know their teir bUll business bUllneel bustfleas ness neel Simply Elmlly because beutUI a battleship affords affordsto aford afordto to superior Hlprlor officers roomy romy and ad luxurious luxuriousquarters luxuriousquarters quarters Ilarlere they do not favor It above ab machines machinesof machineof of naval navil warfare which may my be b more effect effective ereot ereothe effectlye lye Their Tlelr spirit la earnest erne t and devoted devot ad adalrdtnrlnl and andselfdenying nd ndsclfdenylnp sclfdenylnp alrdtnrlnl not nil admirari admirariIf admiri admiriIt admrarIf If Mr r Bonaparte onapar or any an other athfr Secretary Secretaryof Secrftarr SecrftarroCthe of oCthe the Navy can keep k p from frm tho benumbing benumbingInfluence bnumblnc bnumblncInnlence bentmmblnginfluence Influence Innlence of opposition oppsiton to t progress prOie In the thebureaus theblrlale thebureau bureaus blrlale of his Department Dpparrfutad Departmneiutand and he ought to toIm toIs Im 11 Is able to do It I more thoroughly because Oau he hoIB heIs heis Is outside of the Ih fuss rlse miss and feathers CeAther of the navy navyhe nauhI navyime he hI will wi be b more apt than a professional naval navalexpert na1xprt navalexpert expert to profit by the lessons eBone of Togos vic victory vlclorr victory tory when these thel shall ehal be made mlde madoclearto clear to t thn thl th In Intelligence Intlllllce inteiligsimce telligence tlllllce of all al men men A A VETEBAN VETEBANNKW VXTRAN VXTRANKW V5TERwSaw Saw KW Tons YORI June 3 3The 3The 3The The Foolish Foolih Prediction lrdlctoa of Mr S Sller SllerTo Sasger SasgerTo I r rTo To TJIH 11tl llmron I DITR or emma Tli xmt NUNSI atrt It J aeenu aeem that thata a prophet prpbet of coming rmlnl war for or Ibis IhL country euntr has arisen arisenla amenIn In the person lerln of Mr Ir William Wnlam Cary Car Sanger Sarer On Fri Friday Fmiiay n nda da day lie announced Alnounce1 at IlutTolo lullo We W are ar going to bave baveanother baveanother haveanother another war Why Wh t Because ecauso thla thl nation never neverexperienced Deer Deerupcrcneed nevereipcrtcnccd experienced upcrcneed tUty flY years of contlnuoui rnlnuou peace peaceMr pae paeMr peaceMr Mr Hantcra clAims 10 be a military mliar prophet prophetcannot prpbet prpbetralnot pmphctcalinot cannot ralnot he said to t be bLeed baed on any an notable ripe experience elp riperience rltlce rience of lib hL own OW1 In war ar His II pillltary llry achieve achievements aehlevement achievemints mints have been almoit wholly whall confined eOI ned to 1 the tbopeaceful tbeIIeacl thepeacctul peaceful IIeacl mlllll mUlla though It I Is I true tre he wu on a Assistant AssistantSecretary AttistaniSecretary lstan lstanerrtlY Secretary errtlY of War and has written wrllen variously varlousl on onmilitary OnmUlarr o omnltiman military mUlarr subjects subjectsMe subjectsI Me I wu vaispraklnrof speaking of a 1 foreign war only on I IluPpl suppose supposeOnly supposeOnlI Only twentytwo twenlrIIo vent 150 years after atcr the close of the War of ofthe otIhe oftier the Revolution fcoluton In 1700 ll we e had our war of 1812 181 with withfircat wltbOral withirrt Oral fircat Ilrllaln IriAln Thirtyfour Tlr1lour years ear after afer In lsi lsicame II 1545 1545caule came care our war with wlh Mexico and nflytwo nltl years yearslater rear yearslater later our war with 111 ith Spain 18J8 18J8What I 185What What law can bo deduced from these tbe widely different dllernllntena Intervals between our wars warsSo waa waaSo warss So s far from frb our going to t have another war warand warnml1r werand and nml1r Mr Sangers Hnrerlnlernce Inference Is that tba It Is near n ar at band bandthe bad badIh bandthe the Ih Indication IndlcAlons are al rather that the whole Occi Occidental Oeeldental Dcclcleniam dental world will wi be b deterred detred from lrm wars was for a long longtime Inr longtime time lme to come me by the terrible terble whipping which Its Itsnominally It ItsnomInaII nominally nomloal greatest rrAlt military mllr Power Pwer baj ha received receivednt reI d dnl nt the bands of Oriental an a Orenla Anur AnurNEW ARlr ARlrlw MuirNew NEW lw YORK YORI June 2 2Other 2Othe 2Other Other Othe Things Beside Deslde Money Tainted TaintedTo railtld railtldro ro rims TII EDiion EDlon or rims Tt SDK SUNSI sir Since the dla dlacudslon dllru di dieutsion cudslon ru lon on tainted 1Inled things hnra In general finds nnd favor favorwtiat fnerwl1al favorwhet whet think you ou I wonder of tbe tainted llnte heart heartot hen heno heartof ot o men who are persistent In perlslent heaping leaptnr Intuit IDel upon uponInsult UPODIn5ult uponinstill Insult on a fellow lelow man ma yet let IC themselves up aa aapreachers s asrnchers preachers procbers rnchers of the Gospel the great watch word of ofwhlehlsCharltyt ofwhich whlehlsCharltyt whlehlsCharltytWhat which hlth Is I CharlyT CharlyTWbat Charity CharityWhat wor What think you of the tainted souls of men menwho menwho earnwho who dare to sit In Judgment on their lelr fellow fellowcreatures felo feloIrutures fellowcreatures creatures Irutures In defiance denaco of their very er Matters JfAUera com command command cornniand mand Judge not that ye be not mid judged judgedWhat Judre judgedVttat What Wha tlilnU you of the tainted Iailted minds of these tbetasame tbce tbcesme thesesame same sme men who If I they be conitstent must mUe Infer Inferentlally lfer lfereuUly loSerrutlaily entlally censure Christ Chrs for having hvlnr accepted aopted the thegifts tberlft thegill gifts gill ot A 1 woman who wbow was a sinner sInner and allowed allowedher aUowedber sUowedher her to bathe his hI feet with 11 ointments purchased purchasedpresumably purbaed purbaedpresumabll purchasedpreslimablt presumably with wlb the money mane of slut slutI ll I rejoice to think that on the he great ceal day of Judg Judgment Iqdrmellt judgmerit merit we shall ahal find that tlat tbe Omnipotent Judge will willdeal wi willdeal deal less leo harshly barshl with Ub a man ma like lke Mr Rockefeller Rockefellerfor Rokefeler Rokefelerfor for having committed com miled the sins sin of his profession professionthan prfelon prfelonthan professionthan than with wIll thoM other othe men m 1 for having wantwilied wantwiliedtho Wtnlzed Wtnlzedtho tho ho responsibilities rfflslhlUel of theirs theirsIKBKUDIONIST IhelnIRB1QIONIIT theirsIsRatialoazit IKBKUDIONIST IRB1QIONIIT tad and do you OU wonder wondertNrw wOder wonderNaw Nrw NE YORK OR June 3 3Let 3et 3Let Let et Japan Kanac rna Russia nntslaTo Ralia RaliaTO RussiaTo To TH yes EDITOR DIOI OF Tn TI Sen SUNlr air It U my earn earnest ear earncot est hope bop that Japan will 11 politely pley Inform outsiders outsidersthat outalderltlat Outsider11mM that tlat she Is fully ful competent rmpetenl to t manage her own ownanalrs ownalalrs ownamilrs analrs alalrs and ald will wi settle with wlb Hussla luMla aa A 5 she deserves deservesWhen duenciWhn deserte1oen When Whn 1oen Japan Jlpan whipped hlpp d China other nations natob were wereperfectly wer vereperfectly perfectly perlect willing wllnr to 1 let Russia rob Japan Japa of the thefruits thefrit thefruits fruits frit of her victory Ictr and now no they stand lad ready readyto reay reayto to attempt alempt the same thing but I sincerely alDre1ly trust trustthat trs trustthat that Japan Japa will wi tell tellbem them all al to t attend aUeld to their own ownanalrs ownInalra ownnMlrs analrs nMlrsNay Inalra AIIXKICAX AIIXKICAXNBW AIICAH Nay YORK oaK June 3 An Al A Equitable Eqalable Policy PolicyWhen Pol PolicyWhen CT CTWben When you are cussed cvsiedIn Iuaed IuaedIn cussedIii In terms succinct succinctUy surclnctI succInctIJy Uy I angry aDrr foes foesTogether foeaTretbor foesTogether Together Tretbor linked linkedWhen linkedben lInkedWhen When ben you OU are ar stuck stuckAnd aluekAnd stuckAnd And dont daD know kio bow bowTo bo boT howln To T answer aner Just JustSay jun8al justSa Say Sa Wow wow ww wow wowIt wwl wwlI wowl wowlft It I has hl he a grand grandAnd rrad rradAnd grandAnd And cultured oqlurd sound soundA lund lundA A courtly curl counm grace graceA rrae rraeA A wit wt profound profoundII prfound prfoundI II I calls call to mind mindA A lofty 10fl brow browAnd brw brwnd brownd And nd noble air airThat airThAI airThat That Wow tSOwwow wow wowl wowlS ww wwo S o let those words wordsSufficient wordsubclent wra wraSumclent Sufficient ubclent be beFor beFor beFor For eloquence eloquenceVnd cloquenrod eloquence4nd Vnd d repartee reparteeTo rranee rraneeTo To prove plverfte plverfteAnDllaU proverefute proverefuteIteatellemieeco refute refuteBeat Beat Iteatellemieeco IteatellemieecoAnnihilate silence cow cowAnnihilate Annihilate AnnihilateBoy AnDllaU AnDllaUI Annihilateear Boy I Wow Wo wow ww wowl wowli wOITO wowrJ J i TmotuM TO U TUMI Y yg I 1 LITTLK 11ITTi1I T JAY 8KRMOX 8KRMOXThe ttWW7 ttWW7The The llriglit Irllt Side of a Period Itrlnd of HeilRlctu HeilRlctulterolutuil 1l1IC1 EchlgictishLeout1tIm lterolutuil lterolutuilTo To THK THt Kuiion ITon or Tits 111 fiiiKSIiv Rm S Among Amongtha ttnoilethe monl the entertain cnteralnhur entertaIning Inn literary lterary gem gC tint tlUt adorn Idom I limo Ihopag limopages ho hopogeij pages pag of TUB BUN are tti the editorials tlltorali rulntliiir rulntliiirto rhllllr rhllllrto to rcllgioilH and denominational dcnolllntonul iiuestions tIUe ton of ofthodar otthe oftho the thodar rclliols da dab Tlics fhe editorial dlorlal utterances uteralCl iiruiilwiiy iiruiilwiiycharacterized uru UIII8 UIII8characttrlzt1 itiwayscimaracterizel characterized characttrlzt1 by h food Iood sonM1 Itll juptlco jl lk mind unl a nstrict atrlct astrict strict adherenoo adhprenl to fact and ald they Ihe slulu tliu tliutruth Ihl thutruth truth trutlin In such a convlnclnv cOlvlnchlr manner lamlr im 11 to IMII IMIIphaalza II IIphalz umi umiphasize phaalza phalz that fatuous turoul uylne urllg If I you 01 ace 0 It In InTHK In1HE inTax Tax HUN Its sol solIn 801II sotlii In II r rladllr reading adlnr your our recent articles Rrtcll upon the thegtreneth thoelrenth timestrength strength of ttio various yarlola denominational denomlnutonal bodies bodiesof hodlesor bodiesof of your our city clt too question Queston camo to mind wlli Just Justhow Justho justhow how ho many of the he Protestant Inborlnir class clasuI claRI I e those thost cnKUKed enlulld In mechmileal mttIIUltlllllrlull mttIIUltlllllrlullare pur tairsmiits tairsmiitsare tiUs tiUsaro are regular rOllar church attendants atelulanll In New Xc York Yorkcity Yorkcltr Yorkcity city It I Is stated Itntcd In II many IIY magazine articles articlestliat Irtclee Irtcleethtt articlesthat that thtt churchgoing churohgolnl among workmen Is filling fillingoff fa111 fttliiimgoff off or and that thlt the power of the pulpit llllt to attract attractsuch aUractsuch attractsuch such men Is waning unlnl pwer I have lave even i heard It Itaaserted Itauertd itasserted asserted auertd that the majority of wage waR earners earnersare enrnereae eutrtmeraare are ae lacking lclln In reverence to the attributes atrlblto8 and andname andname andname name of the Deity Dol 1 and are Inclined to sneer sneerat snelr snelrat sneerat at the tragedy of the Cross Croes 1 do not believe believethis bleye bleyethla believethis this thisDeep thla Deep In n the heart heart of every awr man mal thero tlero Is a asense ason asexie sense son of admiration admirton for the pure and good goodmen iood ioodand goodand and a Ilcrlt secret IncJnntol inclination for better thllR thuinws and andmen andmen will honor and appreciate all deeds men wi apprerllt al detds per performed pertormed perfonned formed for the betterment bUermen t of conditions conditionsIntelligent eondltons eondltonsIn1elhent conditionsIntelhient Intelligent men am not lot losing loslnl their faith faithIn faithIn faithin In In1elhent the Christ Chrl t life life ife only OJI In the tle methods 111101 which whichseem whichceln seem to substitute sublttulc cubit tute churchlanlty for Christian Christianity Christan ChristanIty ity In useless usless creeds and Ihooloiflral Ilolollral restric restrictions restrlctoDe restrictions toDe tions Ity of dennmlnatloniillflm dcnomlnatonnlsl Ilroadmlnded Ilroadmlndedmen froadmlnded froadmlndedmen men realize rlal7 that a righteous rflhte11 conduct a 1 life of ofhelpfulness ofholpfllnes88nd ofhelpfulness helpfulness holpfllnes88nd and sunshine Is far bettor than Ifo to todwell todwell doubt doubtTho doubtTbe doubtthe dwell dl el In tho theological theolollcnl caverns of dread and anddoubt IDd IDddoubt anddoubt the reason retln reasonwhythn wh nhy the rhurch hurcl docs not attract attracta alrBc a working worklnl and tired trP humanity humaniy may la be In Inrnnny tnmi Inmany rnnny mi cases cael became the tollor tolr finds a scant scantwrlomewlthln RantwIme scantwe1oniewIthin Incs wrlomewlthln wIme wlLln lt III its walls wuthlshehears IIs lie hears hlAr no message messagefrom mllAle mllAlefrm messagefmera from frm the Ih pulpit to cheer chelr his hl soul ful and give givehim 110 110him givehim him strength Irenlth and comfort successfully ucssfll to toflght toIAht tofight fight IAht the battle of life The church In n many man manInetnc Instances Inetnc has hiI deteriorated delerlorated 1l Into a dub clu where whereIts whereita Its 1 members membel meet for Intellertiml Inlcllal enjoyment enjoymentweekly enJormpntweek enjomnsntweekly weekly week but blt the poor man falls taU to find fnd the theromfort theromCort thecomfort comfort and peace so freely treel offered olere In the theOofipoL IheOOKPOI timeGoepol OofipoL OofipoLHome GoepolSome OOKPOI Home Bre day da a new house hou e of worship orfh Ip will willcome willconictime 1 come romeIhe the Church Curh of the Ihp Common People PeopleThrough Prpll PeopleThrough Through Thrulh lt I its portals porllis will wl1hronI throng all althoe those who whobelieve whobelee ho hobelieve believe belee In n the ih higher hhrher life II and from Its Is pulpit pulpitwill nulpltwill will 1 he handed hance clown dol the me ml10 nmesssgo sngo of ltfas ltfasth lulplt life Il as asto asthe to the th Great Oret Master M sler Himself ImRPI uttered IltPro It It The TheAlmighty Te TeAlmlrhlY TheAlmIghty Almighty AlmlrhlY will wi not no e proolnlmcd prorlahnl revenge orevengeful a renre renreCuI revengeful ful Deity lelbvr ever ready rpad to Rend Fcnd forth suffering sufferingon urlrlnl on his children Idrln The rospotislhlllty rlfllullblly of man mal to 10hil tohis his hil Maker Makerwill will hI he emphasised cmpbns17p but the pulpit pulpitwill pulpitwi mnmlpitwill will wi strongly Ilrolllr 11 Impress nn 01 the minds mllds of Its Itshearers Is Ishparlr itshearers hearers hparlr the the responsibility reponslblt for their own con condition eonditlon on ondltJon dition andthpirreat and tp the great rell need nel ofrlehttrui dealing dealingwith dlnlng cleatingwith with 111 their teir fellcT telol men me It 1 will wi ttafh tluh employ employers employerl ers erl to deal deal justly jURt with wih employee emlo house housewives houll housewIves wives wlcs to t treat their Ihllr servants strvaut lionpntly bonl th work workmen workmen men to keep their teir contract ltroI tradesmen IrrlBnlm to todeal 10dl1 todeal I deal dl1 smmeljr sCuely and money mad Americans Americansnot Amerlannot not to stoop MOOP to low tricks trlkl pirformed pJrrormpt under undertho underte tinderthe the te plea of business bullne policy pole It I will wi reclaim reclaimthousands rlcltlm rlcltlmIhoueandl reclaimthousammds thousands Ihoueandl of tho homeless homellsl young men and andwomen 8ndwomen antiwomen women who are going Aolnl to ruin rIn redo OUOA In your olr otli great greatcity Irlt Irltety greatCit city ety Cit It will lepek speak with wih righteous rhrlHtul denuncia denunciation denundaIon denunuinlIon lIon Ion of wlckedniviln high hlfh imiqlmplaces places as 81 well el as asIn asn asin In n low place The 111 Fatherhood of nod and andtho nndtho andthe tho Brotherhood Rrtherhoor of Slan lln will wi bo constantly constantlyproclaimed constant constantproclaimed rMtAnt proclaimed Iroclalmer The Th pntJiwny pntlwt of life o will wi be beflower belower beflower flower lower fringed rrlnle and lightened Ihhened by b the sunshine sunshineof unshlnoof of a great hope hopeNever hopoNever loupesever Never Ireat In the history hletol hlstor of the thl world orld has his the thetruo thntnlo thetrue true spirit IPlflt of tho Christ lift lo FO so o permeated permeatedour plrmeatpd plrmeatpdour our business bue nel and social eoelll relations rlatons as al at the thepresent thl timepresent present prelent day dB our nrruifinKrnK our olr fconlnl fconlnldiversions aolnldiversions orlnliHerlone diversions iHerlone our daily Ilnll 11811 motions alom proclaim proralm that thatmen thutmen thatmacmm men men unconsciously unconsfolaly or otherwise othlrwllh have n I sin sinlife Rlnr sinesre esre r respect and veneration pnpralon for I th05 ORP rulp or orlCe oflife life lCe laid down In Holy Writ rlt Some SI day out of ofthis oCtis this tis theoloviral tPlollral fog COi this thl state alal of flux this thisstorm Ihlsetorm tic is isstorm J1 storm of higher hlhpr crltlclim crllcn1 will wi be hI laid the thefoundation Ihl tImefoundatIon toundlto foundation of the true tril Church pn broad nnd nndcatholic nndcatolo andcatholic catholic catolo that tat Calvinist Callnlsl and tnltnrlnn lnlarIAn Jew Jewor Jwor Jowor or Uentle ientlle will wi worship worhh nne at thct th name Iamp altar nlar of ofthetiod thetiod God of 1 Love Jony W icmvsrtir STAuronD Conn onn June 2 2Tan 2au Tan 1 au Warts Wart Nnlected Ntllelted Grate GrateTo OrneTo GrateTo To TH8 TR KDITOR RDITOI or 0 THE SUN SUNsr sir I have haclust haclustr lust lustreact 1uitread read r d of the neglected IfKlerlcd condition ondllnn In which one of ofyour 01your ofyour your correcpondrnts 10r1pndfnti found the grave rae of the patriot patriotIsaac patriotlu patriotIsaac Isaac lu Van Va Wart War In the Dutch Iteformed liearmed Church Churchyard Churcblrd Churchyard yard lrd at Hlouford HloufordKtarly Jbslord JbslordNearl lImsfordNearly Nearly Nearl sixty alII years reAr ears have passed pled elena sino I first read readthe readthe readthe the Inspiring story tof of the Incorruptible Inrorptble Jdclty fidelity to tofreedom tofeedom tofreedom freedom feedom and Ald Independence Indepndenc o of the three pickets picketswho pickelwho plckeiewho who captured IAplurrd the Kings Klnr spy Andr4 scorning scorninghl omlnrbl hl hIs offer olr of gold rld I otTer oler thanks to your our comic correspondent Ior comicspoedent spondent spndent and to you ou for calling Ialnr attention atenton to the thoshameful thehamefl theshameful shameful hamefl decadence deladoloo of what so 1 many bout bat ai our ourAmerican ourAmenra ourAmerican American Amenra splrll splrllWhat spirtiWhat plrl What ralfht bl b the result reult h hAd d those three thre poor poorbut plr plrbl poorhut but bl noble patriots pat nat been be n like Ikc Arnold Arold for sale le for a aprlwl aprll aprlrei prlwl prll How ow much more L L is their devotion dCoton descry desentng descnInr descrylog log to bo sung dally dat and their craves rac to be b deco decorated dro droratld decorated rated ratld than even those of our comrades comrar of lsot631 lsot631A ISHI1 ISHI1A 1S6ttAs A A As a Union moldIer ildler for three years ear or during duringthe durin durintbe durIngthe the war I would feel It I an honor to contribute contributeti rOltnbute rOltnbuteStoa ti Stoa 5 to a fund fnd for the proper prpr propercare care rar of Patriot Van an Warts Wartsgrave Wlr Wrtsgrave grave rrve If any ay responsible rapnalble organization orrnnlton will 1 under undertake undertake undertatte take to raise rais a fund for that purpose purpoKJiuta purp purposeJAfr Jiuta n LocKtrsT LocKtrsTCompany Lcny LcnyOmp LOcwByCompany Company Omp O Twentyeighth Tentlrbtb Wisconsin Wlaonlln Volun Volunteer Voluntr Volumeleer leer tr Infantry InfantryNATIONAL Inlantf infantryNATIONAl NATIONAL NITONII MILITARY MILITRY Hous Ohio June l lThe tTe IThe The Te Largest Walking Wal king AnlranUThat AnImal Animals That Ever Evr Mred MredFrom LiredFrom N From Fom IA 1M AtniTltnn Imtrltnr Museum MlltVm Journal JournalVUltora Iolra IoUrnaViltori VUltora Vlslr to the American Museum useum of Natural NaturalHlitory Naluralmltr Natuiaiillstory Hlitory mltr at Scrrnlysevrntli Nelnllellth street stnet and Central CentralPark CrntralIark CentralPark Park Went see there the largest fossil r051 skeleton skeletonthat skeletontbat skeletonthat that hu ha ever been mounted ronnted and nd my obtain obtIn some someIdea ome omeIdea somelde Idea lde of the variety vrlelY and andlhe the extraordinary ollraordlnar character characterof of limo animals amAls xvblch 11lrl populated the earth during duringthe durlnrthe durIngthe the age aie of reptiles repllel millions mi lOls of years cAr ago before bclorothe beoretbo beforethe the age of mammals mSllnl had begun belun or the various variousraces variousraces arlousrarol races ot quadrupeds qIAdrupet which now Inhabit lohabl the world worldbad worldhad worldhad had commenced c their evolution evolutionThe evoilton evoiltonTbe evolutIonThe The bronlosaurus brnlosu ru skeleton the principal Prncpal feature featureof of the hall hal It sixty slJrslx aIt sU ii fret frl eight ellhlllclea Inches In t length lengthand Ilortb Ilortband lengthand and stand SItcom nlrn fret frtltwo two inches Ilrhrs high Us IslleHI IslleHIned petri petrified oemrltied ned thigh bone weighs S7 579 7 pounds The weight weightof wclrb of the animal when alive Is estimated at not Iou Iei than tbAI ninety nlncl ton tonThu 1011 1011Tb tonTb Thu Tb brontosaurus brontusu rl wn WM one of the large lareMI largest of the theamphibious theampblbloul theamphIbious amphibious dinosaurs dlno6un or suropoda a raceot race of gigan gigantic rilan rilantc gigantic tic tc reptiles replles which flourished nourshed during dlrnl the Jurassic JurAalc or ormiddle ormiddle ormiddle middle period pelod of tbe ate of reptiles Itptlu some eight eightmillions elrblmIlon eightmillions millions mIlon of years eAr ago ala by a moderate estimate of ofgeological ofrelorlral ofgeologleat geological relorlral time tme They were the largest Ilriehi animals animalsthat anImalthAt animaithat that ever lived nd firrptlng 1 Illnl some of tho whales and andcertainly andcenaln andcertainly certainly cenaln were Hie Ie largest larleU animals anlmlll that ever walked walkedon 11ed 11edon on four legs legsUnloading ler lertnloAdlnr legstYnloadlng Unloading Coal 011 eel c Cars lr r In flfreUnd flfreUndFrom ClenlandFom CleelsndFrom From the 111 Erlr naOroad lllUond Kmitlovtrn znlllo tr Magazine MntjuilnrThe Moaln MoalnTh MagazineThe The Th gondolas rondola lire ro brought brulb direct to time roil rOll dock doekand dockand dockanti and are then hoisted to a great Irrnl height trucks lrcka and andall andal sn5all all al the giant Ilalt crane neat nt lifting 1111 I be Ile heavy car to tothe totbe tothe the proper prper position f llon and then quickly qully turning U Uover I itover over as a a a mother turns turs over her amasS lal boy for a appanklng Aepnklnr appanking ppanklng epnklnr The Te real AI Is I ii Instantly dropped drpped Into the thehold thebold thehold hold of the waiting wallr11 vessel lel the car returned reurned to the therail tberai therails rail rai and sent to the ore or dock to be filled Ued with Lake LakeSuperior Lke LkeSuperor LakeSuperIor Iron IronThrae ironThuse Superior Superor Irn IrnThte Thrae Thte unloaders unload under und r ordinary ordlnAr conditions conditionscan cndilon condittorccan can 0 unload WO 61 care Ial of coal ever evel even day dA The No I lmachine Imlehln Imachine machine handled the Ib biggest blrlt tonnage 10DIAIe of coal lal of ofany ofany ofany any machine mAblne on the irrat Lakes IAkn during durll the season seasonof seMonof seasonof of 1KB 1 1 The le coil was a transferred at an average averagecost acrarecst averagecost cost cst of four cents a ton tnnllrludlnl Including the cost of mainte maintenance malntenAure mainteDance Dance and depreciation drlreCllUol of the Ile be plant plantMat IJsnlet lilaniNot Mat et for the Ilecord Ilecordfrom lelord lelordrom itecoydFrom from rom lit 1M Washington Wahlnuon Post PostA Po Pofnll FoilA A fruit fnll grower rrwtr of California CIUornl WAS giving glvlnl tr traIl traIlmony 11 t tmony mony before tbe Senate Interstate Inttrtate Commerce CommerceCommittee CommerceCommlteo CommerceCommittee Committee Commlteo monS and mentioned menloned a particular Ilrtcla uinj of Ojorange ofornrD of01amigo orange orangeThat ornrD 01amigoThst ornrDTat That Tat Is I the best bet orange grown rro remarked rmAed Sen Senator Senator Sectatom ator Cullom CullomIt Culom It 1 Is I responded r ponded tbe witness wlne And nd Renalorrou Senatorrou Senator Senatoryou rou will wl get a box of oranges Oranle for saying that thatYou tbAtYou thatYou You will wl find In this tl little 111 book lokH remarked remarkedSenator remlrked remlrkedSenltar remarkedSenator Senator Clapp when ben the laugh subsided fubslded tho thonames tbonamea Ihonames names and addresses of every er member of the thecommittee Ibocommll tin tincommittee committee committeeHant commll committeelmont e eHlolllet Hlolllet Hant let this go 10 Into the record reor laid Senator SenatorKean SenotorKean mirnotorKeen Kean who ho WAS presiding addressing tho addrCllnc Men stenographer s Menojrapiucr n norspher ographer Derivation erhation of Ilennrklll IlennrklllTo Dennkl To T TIIK T KniroB nlToa or Tar Tar SDK SUKSlr Sir I would like liketo lke liketo to explain nplan to your Delhi Deih correspondent corrrspndlnt the meaning meaningof meanlnr of the word InmKllPor In inMhdll II or ennyklll ennrkll The Dutch Dutchfor lulcb lulcbfor hutchfor for Inward Is blnncn hlnncl and for outward bultrn bul n Tho Thastream ThoItrtal Thostreamim stream Itrtal being btlnr sItuated Inward Inwar was WA called caled 1 Unncn Unncnklll Innrnkil innermkill klll kil which hlth In the course Uf of years ear degenerated degenfatf Into Intol Inlolenlkll intotenntkltl l tennyklll lenlkll for the reason r ason of easier r pronunciation pronunciationNBW pronunrlllon pronunrlllonIW pronunciationNiuw NBW IW VoRKJunf YoRe ORI June 2 ADniAvUoNnucit ADniAvUoNnucitThe DRoV DnIA D flO5tfl1Qfl flO5tfl1QflThe nOH nOHTe The Te Fondest FOldet Wish hh of f One Citizens llzen Heart HeartTo HeartTo at atT To T ritz T KDITOR I nol or TH SUN smesmr U air I I would give giveall rIvesl giveall all sl 1 pos poe posceis ess to sec t an IrishAmerican IlsbAmencan kent 6en as a our ourAmbassador ourAmblador ourAmbassador Ambassador Amblador to the Court Cour of St Jamess Jle H HNiiw nJ itNlw Niiw J VOIIK 011 June JuneThr JuneT JuneTht Thr T Itlrtdte of If the Spblnt SpbluTbe SpblntThe MpblniThe The Sphinx Iphlnl had Just jus propounded her riddle riddleWhat riddleWbat riddletSbat What goes on four less Ie le In 11 tho morning morlnl two at atnoon atloon atnoon noon loon and three In the evening eellnl Bhf aim h demanded demandedAn demandedHI HI An auto utn they answered anhwerd readily readilyWith readl readilyWith With Wlh a bran he groan rrGlnslc she realized rcalzed that tbe moderns modernsbad modernsha modernsbad bad ha gone her one on better betterLrwon beler belerLtsoa betterLesson Lesson Ltsoa From Japan JapanKnlekerVes JapanKniekeres apaD apaDKnlekerYe KnlekerVes KnlekerYe my wife wie won the tight frb but the thecredit tie tiecreit thecredIt credit creit belongs belonr to t the lie spirit of her ancestor ancestorBooker Ilestor sncestorBocicrrYou Booker BeYou BocicrrYou You dont dnt NY NYEoleYu taFT taFTEnlokerYes y yCnlokei Cnlokei EoleYu EnlokerYes Yei her mother 10ther watwlta was wll with her herffis be ffis THE TIl IIE DECLINE nECIjE OF JVDAISM JVDAISMAn JrnAU JrnAUAn An Explanation of Ms Il Causes Cault PrnentM PrnentMby Prtenl PrtenlL by L a YGUIU Immulm Unt Jew JewTo Jel JewTo To TIlE TiE EtHTon or TUB BrKSIr Br s Th Thstatlstlcx flue fluestatistics statistics etltstcl quoted Quot d by b Or Islilor Singer hi I your yourpaiicr yourpalMr yourpaper Tl paper palMr of Thursday Thurlday arc Iro Indeed Ind ed surprising slrprlsln In Intheir InIhllr icctheIr their Ihllr revelatIons rOc1t016 as to the exent lIent of Jewish Jewllh In Indifference Indllenlct indIfferccmce difference dllenlct Every thinking thlnklnl Jew must realIze reallnthat ralz ralzthnt realIzethat that Judaism Is fast approaching alproachlnl a vanishing vanishingpoint vanishingpoint anlhlnr point every appreciative apprtclalvu Jew must know knowthat knowthut k w wthat that tin 1m Olbrulnr llbrulUir of his ancient faith ralh Is honey honeycombed hOMYcombe honeycommibud combed by b iitglect 11llocl but not many Ilny Jews Jtws ara araawaro arAIwtro areaware aware Iwtro of tho mathematical latlllatcal mmmutt Icenmatlcal facts rael deduced deducedby by b Dr r l tldluw luw lerccnt Itrcentlles lercermtages Bcs are Indices Indicesof IndlceoC lndlc lndlcof of this Indifference but I have not seen Icn stated statedwhy statr statedwhi why whi h 80 or 10 per cent celt of whole districts district U UNow I InNow Now lew York orlc are ttniploleRs ttniploleRsTho temlto tcnmpio lef less lessrime rime fle Jews of today tolny are MantlIng 11Dlnt still stllror stllrornlh mor morally ceorally ally and Rld mentally Ilcntalr they tIme have 11 ve become sluggish sluggishNo elulhh slmiggsNoloimcer No Nolonre Noloimcer longer do attacks stncke from trolwihout without drive drle them themon themon themon on toward higher goals persecution that hllhcr Ioals was wasthe las lastho wastime the supporting lupprtll skeleton Ikcletol of their body bod re reMelons reo reo11loul religlouis Melons 11loul has ceased ceasd and the body bod Is too to weak weakto wejto to stand stlnd their paunches pnlnches are fat and that wea fat fatmay Catla fatmay may la displace dl Ilaco the grimy 11 mutter muter of their brains brainsThe brain brainsfhie The persecution IItr ecuUon of former ages served ened merely merelyas as a stimulus 8tmulu to Judaism Jldalll a highly hllhh specialized specializedorganism epeclalzd epeclalzdorlanlsl specialized specializedorganisics organism orlanlsl that thlt reacted quickly ul becoming becomingmore becorlnl more and more lore alert and ant certain certln the more roorsIt moreIt noreit It was ral goaded ondet hut lut now this organization organizationlives orlanlzalol organizationlives lives at ease no longer called to 1es CAe lonler calod upon react reactto reattto reactto to now and varied rled environments Coast Consequently Conap Coastqmmently quently Quent its It specialisation 8pecal7alot Is to t It a niers niershindrance mell metshindrance hindrance hindrnce It becomes torpid and Is in as asabsolute 8 8ablolutu asabsolute absolute ablolutu a state of Inertia Ineria n as i Mount Everest Everestwhich EereIwhich Everesuwhlcim which could coull be moved moved by b nothing nOlhlnl short ot an ancarthnunkc anearl ancart carthnunkc carthnunkcThe earl hquakc hquakcTho The above cause for tho tii decline declue of Judaism Judll m Is however In treat Icat part passive All Al re r ligions I1Ion8 must suffer Blter In n the same way wa when whenopposition whenoppolilon whenopposition opposition oppolilon is removed r4loved Thoro are however howevermore howevermore howevermore more active causes The Jewish Jpllh synagogue synagoguelacks synagoguelacks ag aCtve lUP lUPlacke lacks an appeal IPpeal to the Individual Indlvldutl It I fails failsto faileto failsto to get IC down dowl to the feelings trelnls of a I man In Intellectual 1cmtellecttmal tellectual 1loetua food tooe Id Iood wood ood In Its place but re ligion Ilion cannot subsist IlbslRt on such a concentrated conrentrs diet It requires rOClircA a constant appeal BPPBI to fi hi himr l lInc r Inc In which when once OnO aroused arol d suffuses UtU R th thwhole Ihwhole thwhole whole man Iln and lifts tls pure plre argument arllment upon its itsunreslstlnc ir itsunreslstin unreslstlnc unrcelatnc crust cret to a simple faith faithThis faih faihThis faithlimte This deficiency d detlclcncu lclnc Is one on of the defects of ofpresent 01preent ofpresent present day eur Judaism J Iral r In the scramble lrulnll for forsimplicity forsllllel forsimlhlClty simplicity sllllel of service sCrlco the beautiful beautlrul old forms formsand tormeand formsand and rutoms upIOI have been cast aBide and it itwas Itwaq itsas was these very en symbols smbo and ceremonies that thatupheld Iha thatuphold uphold nnd perpetuated rpNIllec the religion rlllon ol a apeople apoplo apeople people always keen In argument arlment and spcu specuImit lutluti lutlutiHowever Imit ion ionHowever However this Is not all Enervating en environment ecuvironment vironment and lack of Individual appeal appealare appealare are bad but n hat Is I far worse is the absolute absolutelack absolutelack lack of Intercut on the part of the members membersof of the conerotation them themselves elves I do not notspeak notspeak speak of all the members for there is a an mmcmception ex exception ception hero and there hut a few old men at attending attending tending f ervlc ervieeM H regularly do not constitute constituten n religion If the yountr will not Interest Interestthemselves lnterettimenmeelvee themselves In time welfare of the conirregatlon conirregatlonIn In a very few fe years we shall hare no congre congrecationand conereration cationand ration and It IK Isecactiytiiim exactly thlH that Is happening happeningof aimd It Is exactly this that explaIns the ficures ficuresof of Dr Laldlaw Confirmation may make A Atheoretical atlmeoretical theoretical Jeer or Jewess but It does not notmnke notmake make a live Jnwlsh congregation roneregatlonNot Not only Is there apathy AS rerards purely purelyreligious purelyreilrious religious matters but also utt utter T abandon abandonment abandonIflent ment of ortanlzed study of the Bible general generalJewish generallewlshi Jewish literature and the classics clsfslcsAUIANY classicsAlnAsy AUIANY Juno 3 A Yotxo JEW JEWTh JEWThe Th The t Yellow Peril Xi Peril PerilTo PerIlTo To THE EDITOR OK THE Suv SrSir Sir Th Thentire The Theentire entire flavor of Bernard P Shlpprays phi philosophy philosophmy losophy curiously resembles that of another anothercorrespondent anothercorrespondent correspondent who some years ago propound propounded ed the wonderful theory that the adoption by byChina byChina China of Western methods of production productionwould productIonwould would sink her people to the lowest depths of ofdegradation ofdegradation degradation Labor said this correspon correspondent correspondent dent is a drug in the Chlnefe market With Withmachinery Withnmachlmiery machinery Increasing a her production would not wages already a pittance sink to a level levelthat that would toaro time Chinese in Inconceivably Inconceivablynbjuct inconceIvablyabject abject misery or wordu to that effect effectIn effect1mm In the name of all that Is sensible how can canIt canit It profit the while half of the world to have havetho havethe the yellow hnir backward and Incompetent IncompetentWould IncompetentWould Would America be benefited by such a con condition condition dition In Europe or vice versa As indi individuals Indiulcluals viduals communities States and nations ar arbenefited are arebenefited benefited by the prosperity of their neigh neighbors neighbore bore BO with races We Vo have everything everythingto to gain nothlnir to lose by the progress and andprosperity andprosperity prosperity of time brown and yellow and black blackraces blackraces races As s they rise In civilization their wants wantswill wantsvIli will increase They like other people will buy buymore buymore more and have the wherewithal to pay for It ItThere itThere There Is no fear that progress and abundance abundancewill will Injure any people peopleOur peopleOur Our Industries wilt not languish TheM TheMyellow Theseyellow yellow people will not five tin of their pro productions proulmmctions ductions They will only exchange them for forour fornor our products All the money in the world id idhut Islimit hut pocket dinner when compared with the thewealth he hewealth wealth of time world and International bal balaiicim halacmees aiicim are usually settled with a very small smallamount smellummnoUnt amount of It Money Is hut a counter ana and a aimaiurpa aumuotmre imaiurpa umuotmre it mere poker chip It flows this thisway thissum way sum nnd that like the tides but malptalns a atolnrublypvMi stoinrutblr tolnrublypvMi toinrutblr even level for all that 1 Invuutly hope that lupan will nt no die dietniit dielmmimt tniit day cla adopt a really civilized political politicaloronomy pojitlealcormonmi oronomy I would rather tee the United UnitedHtntts Lnltedhiatus hiatus adopt It but would b be glad to see any anynnllnn an animaulon nnllnn tIn KO for Its adoption unywhere mu mut muteiuilghteit t tpiillRhtPit piillRhtPit time world and lead to its ultimate ultimateadoption ultimatammdoi adoption mmdoi 1 ion everywhere everywhereA nveryuv Imcre Imcreit A it pliUcnleLM pol t ciii eclmomny nomy underwhich umnder rhlehm thflmawn thflmawnof t hn messes messesmmf of men can work only 0111 by and with tell Fm the permls permlsnlon nlon of the lip maulers who hire them Is not a acivilized acivjhircI civilized politiritl economy Such labor Is not notfret1 notIre fret1 Ire labor even though It its human units are arena era1mm na 1mm Intiuer boiiNht and sold lIke cattle With Withfrre Itli Itlifree free labor nnil free trade the Mnlthusian the theory theor ory or nnd nil Its vile offshoots will be step for forwhat or oruimat what they llme really are ghost g host stories to frighten frightenchildren Iriglitenchilcireim children B ft ftllitooKiYN 3 3llliitslTh llitooKiYN June 3 Tg rim Ktmon or oiIitc THE RUNSir Your Yourcorrespondent Yourcorreeormtlcmt correspondent Hhlppray thinks that only onlythe onlytime the wiiilo tliiii races Ktiffer from udmlnUtrativcraft udmlnUtrativ mdmlnistrativsgraft craft anil favoritism lie ought to so q U U1npau In In1mipnmm 1npau mid China Thero ho would find that thatour thatour our post ofllco thieves tariff protected manu manufacturers manuifacturers facturers franchise exploiter and all our ourother ourother other criminal crinminni and Hpmlcrlmlnal clasw claswam ciasseaare am only Children In comparison with the theyellow theyrllnw yellow politicocommercial highwaymen highwaymenWere lmlulwayrnrnVore Were suHVrini now from an overproduc overproduction overprodilion lion of FPtitlmctital Japanese Iapane flubdub about abouttho ahomittIme tIme Mikados peoples honesty patriotism patriotismnnd nnd some dtfllnterestcdtiPHS Home one should tell tellHIP telltime HIP truth about Japan When hen It Is told w wwill we wewill will lenni that time Japanese lire at l isset a t no nohotter ucumhotter hotter than the I ho Ennlishor Eimglislc or Germans or French FrenchAmerican lrenrluor or murfl thist emirlous weldingofraccus we cmiii cmiiiAnmerleamie American It HHKIPOX HHKIPOXSoggeitlons SllloIuOcYoyajrns Yoyajrns Juno 2 2Suggestions Suggestions 01 t to Drunkard Drunkardfrom 1rimcukarutsxrmnn from Mi Mttllcal Kteord KteordDr ifecurdPr Dr I A McRwalnlnapaprron 1kSwain in a lisper Ott alcoholic insanity Inwoltyread insanityread read before the Tennessee Medical Association Associationoffered Associationofiered offered the following suggestions suggestionsI 1 The children of drunken and debauched debauchedparents debauchedparents parents ought fur obvious reasons to be taken takenaway takenaway away from them and placed In decent homes or re removed remowed moved to Industrial Institutions provided by th thState the theState State This would check their hereditary leaden tendencies leadendes des to drunkenness and therefore reduce th thnumber ticnumber number being ratted up to become a burden to the tioState theState State In the way wa ot paupers criminals lunatics tunaileIi 2 Ii Youngptoplewhotnearlyllfecontractthe Young people who In eari lifecocitrach the per pernicious pernlelous nicious habit ot drinking should aLso be removed removedfrom removedfrom from the temptation of their environments and andplace aedpiace1I place piace1I l In Institutions In whloh they tiseyshnuld should be taught taughtsame taughtsonic same usjtul employment and restrained from fromvicious fromVicious vicious habits 31 3 The drinking man as soon 01 be began hl hlspree his hisspree spree before he was crated by It should be taken takenImojrustody takenintocuslody Imojrustody not as a mere nuisance but u a a dan dangcrous dangerous gcrous man or on otc likely to become so because becauseof becausof of Insanity In the Incipient stage 4 Tho confirmed drunkard the chronlo alto aleohollo altoIcollo hollo subject should on no account be allowed to toexercise toexercise exercise his personal liberty In tIe pursuit of de delusions 46lutioni lusions which result from prolonged exoewes A Map of the Air AirFront AirFrom Front Wf London RloE RloEThe libe libeThe The Prince of Monaco Is rendering to aerial nail navtgallon nailgallon gallon a service more valuable than the Invention Inventionof of flying machines lie teems lo have set on foot foota a really systematic study of the air currents In the thnupper the0110cr upper ntmMphere During one ol his long erul cruises cruiseslast e elost lost year rar he perfected a system o of kites which en enaUed ensUed sUed him lo secure useful results at an altitude of ofabout ofabout about ISOM feet In order to secure the advan advantages advaictages tages of coordination and comparison his Highness Highnesshas has Induced the German Government to order a avrles a5rIea vrles of similar eiperimenta on certain warships warMilpswhile warshipssubtle while the Portuguese Government has also decided decidedto to Institute a senIce of the Kind In connection witS wltVLisbon witSlIstmn Lisbon 01 Obsratory rvatory Here ls an n International Internationalwork work In whloh other Governments mlgAt render renderaid renderaid aid Didnt Notice Noti It ItFrom VtFrom From Iht NaihrHle liannir liannirA J3aflnCA A sudden death In Georgia Is told by one on of f Repre Representative Reproaentalive sentative Origins constituents In ih ibis way aa aaJudec Judrc I BUCKS ho died of heart disease or some sometlilnit sometiming timing or oilur like that He was alien on his chair chairand chalvand and and all at it once he died diedsod and he never noticed It ItJudge itJudge Judge Thumb SaverKnickerJones Saver SaverKnlcker Knlcker KnickerJones Jones baa a great reat Idea IdeaBocker IdeaDockerWhet Bocker DockerWhet Wbat ls all allKnlckertSear lit litKnlckerWears KnlckerWears baseball mitt when be ticks down the carpet S I

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