The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 5, 1905

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ilUciilil Illblldmill mill wiMt III wink MM il lurk IIIlie I ftI lie went In illtniMit lilotil I otil nnil rJ14 Rliulnntiil Hii i MM he WIH epc lo I ln Htnlenml nml 4 ivil unlll l ui In IWcleil cleil in lie Mlnte Heimle ervnlmid I mid wii nilled rlfthllna loSi Si l illr He hdi liern 111 Viiiieiil Oiy Hi nk of llrxiklynr Ir r nirKMtoiH Ifr win elerledJudun Judun In li IHid hl term williifinl I fhr 11 lixi fuile AHpliutllrv rv ioii I degte MIIMOII II Ill I I M slirlnervisNiild ilhl visNiild on KIHM I nulhorlly In llriMiklynnight I night lluil Judan Asplnnll has nr I I csrI ii iroml c llul his plntf fmlgol l held often dining t he campalgn Iin lH will for nnd thatil 1 resign tn run Mnyor hll in Ills ikfent fiov llggli 11 reapi I i 11 him In fill tlm vacancyi I i Udell and Kdwnnl Iauterhach h1 II fnrty ronferewm yesterday MrIlTlMuh IlTlMuh was fresh from WashingtonV V i ho story got abroad that SnatlrInit1 1 nliiiniel A KlnUrg would take the nomiiin iin leu for Mayor if ho could Iw awuircdlie S lie event of defeat that President UIKMGwould would appoint him Vnlti State Dii I Attorney for the Southern Pistrictslicnod slicnod tho present incumbent Henryh Ir h Hunwtt whne term expires In JanuaryRepublican Republican Interested in circulntinsibis ibis report cared to attest its accuracyWhen I When last nights conference broke upnot not a syllable was lisped as to possiblenominations I nominations for Comptroller and Presidentof of the Hoard of Aldermen and of courseMr Mr Odell will do nothing about I candidate I date for District Attorney and three candi dates for tho Supreme Court bench untIl bis city convention to b held on FridayrnlncjlfaT I rnlncjlfaT tTr1 tiqtoftho wayhviry hviry now and then yesterday afternooncame came statements from Mr Odella hcadqunrtera o qunrtera In the l Fifth Arenuo Hotel thatJustin lake the nominationtnr Justin laynor might te nonnatoujr tnr Mayor provided he could be assuredhat hat Mr Odel would nominate Mr JeromeMI MI the xamo ticket for District AttorneyTho Tho trouble with this plan according tocrtain crtain friends of Judge Gaynor and ofMr Mr Jerome was that both Mr Gaynorand and 11 Jerome are Democrats and someif if their friends think that their namesnight night he mentioned In the next DemocraticSate Sate cinvention as possibilities for GoviMiiii iMiiiiSliorltl Sliorltl Mr Caynor or Mr Jerome acceptMr Mr Udells nomination according to thee I e men neither could b consideredaiviable aiviable as regular party candidates forhe he nominntion at tim hands of the DemorratlB rratlB Stnto convention Of exSenatorJohn John Ford his critics in the Kepubliconoi oi anixation went on to say thut us a Senator tor at Albany ho voted against tho inunioipnl pnl ownership bill which Senator Thomasf F Donnelly introduced In 1899 at the reoIu quM of the TVunmuny authorities MrUonnellii Uonnellii bill was dofeatnd by the liepuLlicaus puLlicausMuch Much the same difliculty in getting cnndlilates ilates as Mr Odell has had here exists inKnfTnlo KnfTnlo where Mr Odells representativeWilliam William C WIn has been vainly attemptinfi tag In lawo a candidate for Mayor Coinritlently ritlently Mr Odells newspaper organin in Xewburgh has suddenly ceased ndvointlng vointlng that he he nominated for SlayorofNewburgh ofNewburgh h For several days Mr Odellsnewspaper newspaper in his home city worked upIom nIoom Ioom for him for the nomination for Mayorinterviewing tle interviewing Ncwburghers and boominghim I him without stint and also without judgment tarot Suddenly Mr Odells organ unitsIt It 10111 as if the Odell blight was over theparty party Tor fairHow How saint an interest is taken in theUf Uf publican convention to be held tomorrownight night in Carnegie Hall il shown by the circumstance cumstance that tlio managers announcedyesterday yesterday that tlio doors would b thrownopen open to everybody Several thousandndmiMion Aeml lon tickets had been printed butthe the expected demand for them did not cmolne and only n few hundred have been issuedEcn Ecn the district leaders who like t havetickets tickets to give away dont onre for themthis this yearSYRACCSK SYRACCSK Oct 4 Timothy L Woodruffill Ii1eae ill leave for New York tomorrow to confer fer with the Republican leaders on the Mayoralty oralty situation Ho said tonight thathe he would take an active part in affairsPolitical I Political until tho convention after whichhe II he will return to Syracuse He refusedto Iand to say who was his preference for Mayorand flmns and reiterated his refusal to be a candidateSlOLTS SlOLTS PAT CHOCKS STORYKl Eiard A Cudahy Denlw TmU Ills SonMM I Party to Kidnaping PlotOMAHA iOMAIA OMAHA Neb Oct 4EdwardA Cudahythe the packer today Issued a signed stateWent Went regarding the charges made by PatCrowo rowe in his confession lost night in whiche he in thoKidnaping e Implicates young Eddie Cudahy Kidnaping which occurred five years agoIr f Cmlahy saysAs As t the alleged statement of Crowehat hat my son was a party to the plot It ino o absurd particularly in the light of hisPrevious Previous statement that I can hardly b llwe hp made I I certainly is untruefor for cmoral years I have madq no effort toward ward wcurlnj the arrest of Crowe althoughhivo I hao had two letters sent to me elenoJhim b him admitting that ho atone was guilty of the kidnaping and begging clemency O II Illoril KvctUton for near andtl nlt loal Plrrl5 j 11 110 tl spcuccri 1 Maiden tent Att I f t I 4 P Iftl 1 tl fnp IIfI I F ifittV fittV f VAnil50 hI l50 I IU 1I VWWP fWPr I II 0 I Is ftI4w P sw fluww ila U1 II 1 t f I 4 h IItfH t f I I eWesI q lf I1 p bi jqI I f54IIf taq w ww vI f I if I f f if iwe I pW fl fI flsf florinit fItIIitsnIihll I t mltl A it flrnn t IIPI t WttPtlire ttPtlire ftmtt f R f ffftfa 4Pl 4MI IIM t li I 1I t I iM jl Jfr 1l IAfl l 4015 I5PM 4i nl4hft fI4f it fflfN RJntf Itlii MHt I W iu I u f hi mn I f rtilnMtwl 19 iK I I K tf l n iff M ffll at 11wq q hs5sImi Is 4s Ows t 1I lfpI5ft1llIf pI5ft1llIf W1fI III Iss l 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window mid wit on llm dill remarking that hn norilo more iiir Hnutt utt thorn it inoiiUiil KMli K for lircallinnil nnil thru liit won s8 I linn nway Imiltwnrdnnil nnil forwnnlTli Tli yoitnit limn rHhid to hi fnllixrHold old hit wnn not in liin II priivcnt MrKrnpp Krnpp from falling out of tho windowHo Ho r olzo l liii fiithor by tint iinkli lint couldrutnin rutnin hit hold only I fow xmmdx Thofootslipptxi foOt hipxd from hi Krnp ninl his tat her foilto to tlw areaway four ntorion belowKrappn Krappn skull was frnctunsl nnd manyolli oIlier hoiiKM worn broken Ho wa s tnkonto to tho J Hood Wright Hospital where liuilind iliad at to A MMr Mr Krapp was 52 yenr old He luiilIxMiuonncvtcd IxMiuonncvtcd with the Clcrumtiia Dank fort twentyfour yearn and went to tlio Coo erKxchaiiKH KxchaiiKH 1anU when it wan opened twoyear 11 ago HIM family hud not cunslilcredlii lila illnasn norioiMvrnn 1m vrnn SOIt1 IJEIHliI7S For ICiiclannfrlnc Ilbite Votrt In tlmrUmlBALTIMORE Tireu L2francftemrnt tImmtDALTUI BALTIMORE Oct 4The Republican SUUconvention convention which ndjournechearty tertmonth month after adopting I platform reconvened versed tonight and nominated by acclamation enn nnnt accamatlol mation Henry M McCullough of Cecilcounty county for State ComptrollerSecretary Itr of the Navy Bonaparte preslded sided and made an address on the liwue oftho the campaign the proposed dIsfntnchIoment menl amendment He wild in partThe The Democratic platform admits thaithe the Poe amendment is meant to rob negroesof of their constitutional right it denies thatdlsfranchiHomenl disfranchisement of whit men L eitherdesired dolled or Intended The admission I tlincre creditably truo the denial more discreditably itably false Every man who voted forthe the Poe amendment in the Ix glHlatureevery every man who was prominent in Its advocacy vocacy last ThurMtlay was worn Homeof of them often to uphold the Constitutionof of the United tale all of them have heldHome Home hold now ollices of trust and profitby by virtue of that oath yet we are told andtold anr told without dltmtlHe or shame that they have all plotted together to defeat andoverthrow overthrow what is owned to b the undoubted doubted and intent of that Constitution purpoKo und IILnt olstlLuton tution and it is a boast that they can andwill will do this with impunityThe The colored voters ut Maryland werelat IIat lat year 52000 the white voters plactnlby by the amondinonl In precisely the t atntcase case with the colored will ho aa nearly aawe we can Judge from official figured over 04000 Does this look like a measure affecting footing negroes only In the city of Baltimore more we have Homo 18000 colored voterThe The Poo lunendmcnt groups with thfl over 48000 white voters The rights of fivewhite white men are endangered to expose thoseof of two negroes tot ho Hare risk yet we arotold told and asked to believe that no whitevoter voter need concern hlmHcir personally n to whether the amendment it or be notrno riopuI7JO rno KILLKH tr niKin IISItSElllOlI0U Kxplunlon In Clnelinmll niirt Aiin oSturt tRr11 a PauloCINCINNATI CINCINNATI Oct 4 Gnu that had beencHcaping escaping for 1 long time from a corrodedpipo pip and had accumulated between theflooring flooring nnd an Iron porch ofthe secondfloor floor of tho curt house exploded this afternoon noon Two men Chief Clerk George 7lunmorman morman M yearn old and his afmlntantKussell Russell Blair 22 years old of the countycommiiwionerH commiiwionerH clerical force were crueheciunder I under falling ddbrls and klllffd almostIntantly instantly while at work ut their desksGeorge George Kleomnn of the county auditorsoffice I injured He was standing office was uoriouHly Injurd wal Inps at the telephone in the same room hit I ho was partly out of the way of the massof of plaster stone and iron that crawhedthroueh I through the ceiling as the gas explodedThe The leak had been sought for a weekToday Today Snnt Patrick Walsh was tracing ia a odr to the point whore the odor seemedstrongest strongest when the lighted match he hadin IIn in his hand caused the oxploslon Ihoexplosion explosion rocked the entire court houseind and jailwhich occupy a whole block Manywindows IvlndowB windows whic court house were brokenWhen When the explosion come clerks rushedfrom I from the offices into the corridors Judgetiult quit their benches jurymen fed from theirboxes boxes nnd witnesses made mad dives forthe boxe winMg mare mc I the nearest exits Them was a rushfor for the stairs and several persons wer Ihurt hurt None of these however was seriously ously injuredirivr irivr m nut PASTOR TO STIJMount Mount Morris llnnlNts IVnnl Aeci i l l rUlttlncii Ulttlncii llviilRtinllonAt At the monthly meeting of tho trusteesof I of tho Mount Morris Baptist Church Fifthavenue Iaenue avenue and 127th street last night Dr TFranklin Franklin Smith the chairman of the boardannounced announced that tho Rev Dr William CBitting Bitting for twentyone years tho pastorof Bitng church had nocoptod a call to thopulpit pulpit of the Second Baptist Church In StLouis Louis Oov Folk Is 1 member of thischurch Luis The trustees would not acceptDr Dr Sittings resignation and a oommltteaWM WM appointed to urge him to change bisplans plansinibt inibt upon tutting Burnett T nUla4if VROMO1MtStIf nACpUfMODf f ipiiiir lIIfp n fff rid it r in fMttr ftIpPItwf rll VFtv I t ff If If A t V0 t4vl I nmfI I UIF flr ItlH4sflVP1 V itIIVIIIIIPII IIVIIIIIPII fits ht1UI Ill HolI p 5 4 I 4t4tl tl 1151 f iniw tI wrnseo rnseo StN rs p o iii t et weihiiiiLf iLf I tII I 1II V ItPl r tl tPl n ftMI inIhfii Ihfii I 1 t IiiiIlWIi I W lNWtf t I tlrftwtI flii f arItIs14S10 ItIs14S10 Pefs f rlhl OI ttfIIfItI IIfItI 45 II fsSrs el 4Ilhtf ilsi bIhthvf hthvf tilts fttilwP Its II ItP 4 iitlI I I 11 1104 I f 111 s t sspsnf I iIII iltfI I ii se III II f sen ifr4It1lwIl1 ttr I r HlPUn mill Mix ItiirviHHlHMnf nf I tiC idiiilti irni I iirnriti I lull I Its 11 rntfli tfli n h lt Ixiltdtll ill t Ilethiig I vs IHII MMiri htllti i rdiiftl fur heir frM m itt1lllH In MuseI i IICIIIWI lppi il fi Itiiluptirnl lif i eli viiilcnriKruhcn I I liSiIHIfr4 sslt lwt CCII ltUIIWI snilI fslIsh I I II llisiiit lf NiiiflC I I Ii Cr Kruhcn tin hflp IwIiirte fll byI I I mlhf CII til f i i cit i I i I iiihi liittIIII IItlll Friiiin i ftiinipli IIKI pnivrM I liii I I inlwiivx 4II nlwiivx xiMilitii I pfTml it ffdiicllliiiiiiiwild wild C lieu I llrltnln Hio UII tntmltlprivlion lion iipply In ItiiMlH Our rrliilloni nltlilluoHlii lluoHlii nti Mwllpiit IH H nntnrnl nmlIniilllliHiiil IniilllliHiiil Why nhotild Krnmc tnlto innliMRr liMRr Irrinitiy l nut piiniiiiil nl ilnn FtnltiwhIlinItiIi 11I I I ulutihui ssI rl ul enl fit I 1111IU isilrei Ih1 Piiuillhrliiin of Kurni KrlividI I shilpri rnn nnd liUK iverliip Ihnip rtlliiiiKfsYou You Imid writ with Itnlv anil vri withI I 111144111 It IN only iiiciHBiry not to KICthe the Frutuollfllliui rnppriKbcnieiitnn ii lit Ikriuun Icriniin rhiinirtrr nnd I 10 lliloHiidiriiiiinVlmt tuuilrnchueitiilt lull IlIltI freiirhi u IIIIItWIIIII Vlmt is IlisicrIrltito Irltito von Iliirlnw roll tern ts I ho cniiMthnt thnt Rjive rue ID till Moroccan Irnulilemill mill milled The o iiitlnl fmint I tint III I iwlcHM conflict IOU lawn nvulilid a nil poiuirmiintflincd rmiintflincd I hope the rude nt Ion of thehtruln htruln I I tin prilud1 to rccipriHiil iniflilencv ilencv Icrmnii public opinion will nlinroIhlt thus f ling an noon us it in assuireil there nolonger i longer exist In Paris the idea of creatinga I a void around IIH a rut I isolating uxIrhy iIu sri IIml111 U iOhIOIr Irhy IouiullSpfUl Pasrs 1111 I h I IurI suit ill II Iilrrtu lrrtu III IlcI i I SpfUl shD I f W la Ills SINTOKIO TOKIO Oct 4Thll Privy totuuul nirtthis this forenoon and after 11 long dNouMonindorsed indorsed tlio treaty of wavu which wassigned signed at Portsmouth Mnniuis Ito pivsided sided Tlw meeting tooc pliicu in Ihoprt1l 1 presence of tho Emperor nnd was attendedby by the Minister of KliiiIt It Is expected that after the Kmnerorformally formally ratifies the treaty he will commandAdmlrul Admiral Togo to bring the combined Jnwnese ese fleets to fokio Bay where It is plannedtojwl4aa tojwl4aa lm criiil review sorts 20 warships ships to take part Togo will Ink thisopportunity opportunity for a triumphal return to thecapital capitalA A British squadron is expected nt Yokohama hama about October 12WASHINOTOX WASHINOTOX Oct 4hiiiroa Ro en theRussian Russian Ambassador and Mr Talcnhirathe the Japanese Minister called at the StateDepartment Department todny anti conferred withAssistant Assistant Secretary Aden for half an hourconcerning concerning certain diplomatic form whichmust must necessarily be used when the oxchnnReof of ratifications of the peaco treaty takesplace place The fact that tho treat has beotratified ratified will be communicate by telegraphfrom from Tokio to St Petersburgand from StPetersburg Petersburg to Tokio but afterwnrj tlWowill will he an exchange of written ratificationsin in Washington probnbly at the WhiteHoiine Hoiine For this duty Baron Rosen midMinister Minister Tokahlra must receive spoclalplenary plenary powers and the forms of authorityused used In times past by the State Departmontwere were studied today They also looked atthe the forms of ratification the wording andthe the manner of signing of treaties whichthis this Government bos with Russia and JapanThe The Japanese legation here huts been informed formed that the Privy Council of Japanbos lout unanimously recommended the rat 111Mtion tion of the Treaty of Portsmouth Thetreaty treaty which arrived in Toltio from Portsmouth mouth several days ago wits referred to thePrivy Privy Council according to custom by thoMikado Mikado Within u few days the Mikadowill will probubly formally rJtify the treatyTin Tin rtHKfictinsis ounsslunc lunc haM EsshIiiruul II Token InTime Time Says l reiu Ii AiillinrllySpecial I Special Catilr itripaicli la TIIK SUNPARIH PARIH Oct 4At the tuberculosis congrew grew loduy 1iof Grancher one of theleading leading French authorities declared thatconsumption consumption was one of the most easilycured cured diseases If taken in time It WitS amistake mistake ho said to wait until tho presence ence of the bacillus wax establishedImmediately Immediately a physician discovereda a ifcrinanent abnormal Hound localized at the top of the limg when the patient drewa a breath ho ought todlagnoso the troubleas as tuberculosis Sonnditig was the bastand and simplest test It was far superior toradiosoopic radiosoopic examination in which he hadlittle little confidenceAmbassador Ambassador MoCormlok has receiveda a telegram from Secretary ol State Hootsuggesting suggesting that ho Inform the Americandelegates delegates to the congress that it is hopedIt It will consider the United Stoics a suitableplace place for its next meeting and the President I dent wttl Ixs glad to receive its membersThe The question will be submitted nt the finalsitting sitting on October 7 This is the onlyInvitation I Invitation yet receivedLONRON LONRON Oct tlhe Paris correspondentof of the Times nays thero Is every reasonto to anticipate a cordial nnd unanimous acceptance ceptance of tho invitation communicatedby by the American delegates to the bureau of tho Tuberculosis Congress to hold thenext next congress in the United States particularly larly In view of the fact that It Is made inthe the name of President Roosevelt That UjcrtiUnly jcrtiUnly tim feeling of the British andFrench French delegates who have the highestadmiration admiration for the President as n peacemaker maker an well OK for the excellent exampleho ho has given the American people In thestruggle struggle against tuberculosisMore More Lockouts In Ilerllnfiptetal Special CiMe neipatch la Tim SpxBRitM BRitM Oct 4Tho sociatlon of MetalManufacturers Manufacturers lUllS decided to lock out itsmployees employees on October 14 to support theIcctrical electrical firms whose men are on strikeThroucli Throucli express wrvlco between New Yorknd find Portlud wUl he extended le vlnr New York eeitbotlnd 1 802 t U Stl sep lundayc uliUl iaelnclutunc Oct Zattn4d c II I 1 4 t k J I 10 If f 4 1Sf ff1 U P1111111 114 tfti If ttiisisnwPnf MfPfrtm IfIf Pfrtm Ikfn lfwPftqWC t qWC es I elPefe f l hilint rM sqs to4f H lsi lilt 011rf I rf IfIt lSu f I9 SI ttWI4l f5II uIhSSi lint 0 Ipif tuf ff llt I hf in f 0 mr mf lthw llLKUflt 4p tf11ft 11ft p If 1Wf lIoffit fit f J lf ft r tiff stifffwtf 11 fII Ifff IfffIf tefr1 1t 1ft iitItPiti Irafr4 fr4 fwtlfttlt euh loqss IfI til ltftMIhlef IMIW sttsc I Itffil III lf ttf is9If 9If Ilk 4ftes flIstlII 4 Clittillf 1111 w fwttt utwflwwwwset sil l w WUtI jf fIitP t 45 It 41i1 hIt Ie ti t 44f nw bMPffwIV npwwfislHvsi4jlw I f HJimH nit M W If MllHIl yMHf MHf 1w fitWHl H IfOwmnwiiTll HlfHWfiiwit Vt Wfiiwit M HH rhicf rKvif itf HtK MufUvNnfvltt Illa41111 Nnfvltt CIII ill IC lilKitH IHwtIllill Illill Mllil HIIfrt HlltW il e5f I lIillrIwhIit I rlr lull I tIl nefrif l II Hi1NMl lldttmtin I tmtin rIthwhiYsrl r trni liiilill hiYsrl yrnr liii ifAthtlus IIuuluiulldI MrvIsI I iiilill iies ill t offlHnl lilt of I us t ilili q4puck ItltII f tNlrh puck NMllnrn IIIM mrnl fur Mi his ViirliiiH MUM Nl I Iw ntjHiiw nf I 10 liiv riiini iitnml it III I wit I iiffiiiiuiiii nl I luiri l awn itmilifir fir I lie burin uf itKrtlMrn In ilHemi whetIlipre tiers Is IHI IVilernl luisi hits hIftIlultill llnFor I ul etilflIllt fnl iII 4 wllh I is 1 hit 11111rr For llm litvitment of willnr nil I with 1fnliiiiilrrlrtlipfi iiiiilrrlrtlipfi for I lie llftlil biirlnl of I hueswhit who ille Thew f1 rods lire Illrtilelofot I IiruullgIl Milt Vyhisiull II fill htltI lofot ii hey tin vu not I sill Mitlnlre byi i lie Senrlnry of the Tirn uryWhen When Hn1 rlirrfilt list win iulili liiilliniiidliilelystriirU Suiltuf WNkI IIlIn Ir 14hn iv rld II 1111 WASiiuiHvs iiuiHvs I Iii iii sI rllllI wIIlithe fuel tlmt hmomrltli i rltli 4 colit net s w urn miiile lit pity im nun h7i I 114 7i for I tic btirlnl of II so lIce w till iitnonly t riets wcr 1111111 ii IIlthhuII cit frs IIIIIYnil only tl fur I let name service There WMHHHliiiiliir Hliiiiliir ill TPinnL r In I his funnel pricefor for tuied iris I t rca I nit Cl niiflicineii nnd ntirillK lug nl lljlltlllMr Mr Sluiw lliin lieRim hi InvivlfgiiilutiHe He Inn cvinilndrtj that the woli Hynlrmnf I nf iPtfltI lug fur tbn rar lit nlnk siillnrshould i should lie reorgtiui lied nn l I hut t In severn II I pliic w ilu flIt I Inc hospitals now malntflinidnt i nt Ciovrrnnuiit PXIMIICA should be alinntlmird tlmird In eleven InsMnci out of the lolnlI I of twentyone he thinks It would lie muehiiion iiion economical for the govrnment tonuike nuike a con tract with haul hospital forthe I the vir ofMiiloN than to imilntlin alilt seiraiH lilt eitJiblishmenl at Kodernl exptinswAs i As the cominendatioii cannot I s carriivlout out withoul lit consent of Congress Secroliry I laO Shaw declines for the present to sayhuicli I which hospit ali he would have abandonedHe He box ordered however that till workI I nn marine hospitals now being cotistrurtednt I nt Iittsburg and Buffalo be MiMpondedSectotnry Secretary Shaw has felt much dissatisfaction faction over tho alleged action uf SurgwtmJeneral Jeneral Wyman in pcrnonnlly urging uponindividual individual members of Congress this wipposod posod needs of the Marine Hospital ServiceIt It is alleged that those efforts of Drttyman ttyman UVe resui4aiLLJJisgnssaa ofhilhl bills for the expansion of the service whichwould would not have been approved by theSecretary Secretary of the Treasury Imd ho beeneonsiiltoti consulted Mr Shaw will make sumeinteresting interesting remarks and recoinmendiitionsoil I oil the subject of the Marino Hospital Service vice In his coming unnunl report to Congress I gress and there is till besl of reason to bellevo love thnt this part of the Secretarys reportwill I will not lx pleasing to Dr WymanPHillT PHillT V 1111 IICJISfM TiIlainu Union Sternbrrie Throns Ulass of Waterat at Herr Uolrrsprrfu I sprrfu IaUr liripdtfh tu Tar SITNVIENNA VIENNA Oct 1fliers was another uproar roar in the KeJchsralh today growingout out of an ut tempt to iiscuis the race riotsthat that hive occurred at liruami let WI1I theV C1ech14 and the iermuiiH In the course of the disci txlon RnronHtemljerg Htemljerg a Czech leader threw a glass ofwater water at Herr Wolff a IVinGqrmun Thedisputants disputants became HO disorderly that it wasnecessary necessary for the President to suspend UrnritMSiOII ritMSiOIIThn Thn limperorKing spent severul hourstoday today conferring with Count GoluchowskiMinister Minister of Foreign Affairs and DaronFejcrvary Fejcrvary hungarIan Prime Minlsttr udinterim interim regarding the crisis in HungarySo So far HS known nothing was decidedTIlKKiTS TIlKKiTS TO KILL lKIHHl l shluiT AtkH Ieiixe of 7111 in lult tlirXlieeiitl aiitastwSurcilj Xlieeiitl rahlr Hnfintclt lit Till SfsHT HT 1KTKHHHUKU Oct 4CoulJl Voroiitxoft volT Diixhkoir Viceroy of tho Caucnfiinhas has written a lelter fo the Czar in whichhe he declares that the situation in the Caucasus casus is extremely dangerous and that hefinds finds hlmtelf Incapable of restoring orderHe He expresses a wish to resign thai viceroyalty royalty The letter wax hrought to theCxnr Czar by the Grand Duke Nicholas CountDashkoff Dashkoff has recently received more thana a hundred letters threatening him withdeath death If he does not leave the CaucasusWISS WISS nOOSKYKlT AT YOKOHAMArmlilrntK rmlilrntK DaiiRhler Travel Inencnltuon on Tills VUll to Jntwiifpfrtti fpfrtti CMe ntipatclt to THE SUNTOKIO TOKIO Oct 4Miss Alice Roosevelt andiarty iarty arrived at Yokohama thin afternoonind and are staying at tho Oriental Hotel Theyvill will visit Xilclui and other resortsOn On this occasion MUM Itoosevelt is travilbiK cling absolutely IncognitontnAtK ntnAtK iroitKs FOR irivVruistronic Vruistronic fii Accent Invitation toOpen Open a Branch Tliercsirrul sirrul Cable Dnpalcli to Tnr SirsLONDON LONDON Oct GA despatch to the Slandird ard from Kobo says that Sir W C Armstrongt t Co shipbuilders and ordnance manufacturers facturers have ncoeptetl an Invitation fromhe I the Ministry of Marine to establish branchworks works in Japan A site has been chosenicar near Hiratsukaieriuan I ieriuan lioan for Moroccofiprctat fiprctat Cablr litspaleh IOIUK HUNTANCIIKK TANCIIKK Oct ITho contract for MIdvanco advance by a ierman banking firm of thoum sum of 2WX000 as a loan to the Sultunvas vas signed todaylIneroa Irineroi rineroi Mother Deadnptclal Special CaW Uttpatch HI SUHrONDOS jLONDON LONDON Oct 4Ihe mother or ArtluirVlng Vlng Pinero tho dramatist died suddenlyoduy oduyDEWEVS DEWEVS DBUTOUVKK CHAMPAGNE ope bottle will coorlnca you of 1U IU flrllrltrU I U T DewIy C Sons Co 1111 Fullam It New TOrttll tll It t C t rscjL5 il HAYIEYR IN EXPVOIflrhil lilt fltll IHII funtitit lit t 111ffIlIllil untitit Iitvfr v Jfin If It itvfr fftittiIhll fin PifffMntt dl frinmf I 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IsW feet fuilicr ilul y linn MrHIUIMH HIUIMH froti Hi ei I looii NMW 1 hftrfrom from il linllnr iiienef but IM itIoh wndoth doth were Mvchly liiHledThe The Iliilliiiul nuiniiiiiiiietii II H unileriiiMiili iiiMiili tin a nnterril nn Iti i5t I itt I lul1 Ilythui tin linveiri ycr iuirly wnn fnkeii into neliiilnlxT eliiilnlxT of the Milne III which n ltlltJYIIIIIII oft t ilyiuilillte wnn to Is fliidI will Ii lilt III 11ILllt ILlltTI rlii 11111 f IIIfIlillll uiffitiil is Ihlll 1111I I villor were no IOIIK In exploring the miniunit unit reiiching the fifth level llml all kniiwldue f I due of the Inin of liny hud e rnped tiunbull bull thli I evil itii I eliM h1 iniil havn k now iiI I thill nllots were nbotlt lo K off Wliiilthe i the nrty entered the fifth level the minerbud 1 bud scattered In ii II I 5ill inherit MrIliiveiiinyer I I Iii 111101 nnd his friend curiously InMinded 1ctrellhol rock rrevliv urnl walked wit lI iiill Hvi fc 1 U is Mild of the stick of dynamiteWhen When the explosion ocruned the chnmliervas I vas deiiw with rmoki Thn Mirioks of thiwomen women pmetinleil to t lie level of tho tlliflCnul nul wen heard by the miners Mnnngej I Kurlo and Supt Smnll were thoroughly r nlurmotl Irobiibly all that saved tlui i tiarty from denlh wits the peculiar positionin in which the stick was placed and tho facttlmt I tlmt several of the miimlxrs bad sent teretito i to other parts of the chamber before theconcussion I concussion occurredXBWH I XBWH of the accident was tipprenedTho Tho miners It is uiulerslood were ciiulloned I lloned not t i say a word about it l x nIhe Ihe Havemeyer purl reaching the surfacethey i they were taken to their special train onthe the Short Line anti departed Iminpdhitelyfor for this cityr mH Ill R FAHMKHS XIJOUOSlmpl I Slmpl M Y null N 1 iiiiiigf SIectiSaui Sa K Man tinIer ArrestHniDOFroiiT I HniDOFroiiT Conn Oct 1A man whosays says ho is D K Tripp of New York cityand I and Attorney Frank L Itodgers of FairHold Hold Conn who hlll an ofllco here werearrested arrested this afternoon on a charge ofswindling swindling Henry n Wheeler a farmer ofStratford Stratford Conn out of 17000 Theywere were held in 1000 bull and this amountwnx was doubled tonight after the prosecutingattorney attorney had looked Into the case Chargeshave have also Ixon made against William HSutphen Sutphen of Now York said to bo a partnerof of Tripp In till New York and New JerseyBridge Bridge Building CompanyAccording According lo thin complaint Ilodgcrnupproacliod approached Wluwlcr several weks agowith with a mining proposition He representedthat that the mini was located III MexicoWheeler Wheeler gave up several thousand dollars ontho I tho mining proposition and indorsed notedfor I for 17owi for both Tripp and ItodgersIt It is allow that the mine U mythicalWheelers Wheelers wife got suspicious and hoconfided confided his stun to u friend who informedDeputy Deputy Sheriff Stagg of Stratford Staggmade made uu investigation und caught liodgernmid mid Tripp by getting Wheeler to make anappointment appointment with them this afternoonIn In the county court house Wheeler in thepresence presence of Sheriff Stagg paid over acheck I check for 1000 to Tripp and HodgersHodgers Rodgers axserUt that Wheelers moneywas I was invested in a bridge proposition theJersey structure to extend from New YorK roJel Jersey City and that he so representedto I to Wheeler He says the enterprise lalegitimate legitimate and that there Is no swindlel Cripp IIIII the whole thing it II mistakeThere I I There is no record of a Xew York nndNew I New Jersey Bridge Uulldlng Companybut but there Is It Now York and New JerseyKridgu Kridgu Company which has had a planthese these many years to bridge the HudsonThere There has never been any outward nlgnof of the plan materializing Stock in thecommnv commnv has been sold however Twoof of the directors of this company are Dwight iIi Ii Tripp and William SutphensTirrin sTirrin OFF veirv TIIAIVMan Man Half Asleep Narrowly Mlsors IeuthDog Dog In llanket InliurtRTAMKOIID RTAMKOIID Conn Oct 4Geor0 Durinick nick a wire dealer at 409 East 124th streetNew New York stopped off the Springfield express press hero last night while tho train wasmoving moving at n high rate of speed Ho washulf huh asleep at the time Ho was rolled overand and over on the stone ballast and suffered fered a bad scalp wound and severe bruisesOne One of his shoes wan cut ofT cleanA A small dog he had in a basket escapedunhurt unhurt Ho was attended by Lr Oclband and later was ablo to go on to Hingonumtonn Conn to rejoin his family Mr Durlnickfell fell asleep on tho way up and awoke justafter after the train pulled out of Stamford station tion He had an idea ho should get off hereto lo change trains and picking up his bask tmade made for the door and steppefl offnock nock Pram Bust lilt Romevelt HoaifA A rock from a bloat set off early yesterdaylorning morning at the excavation for the Altmantore tore in lliirtyfourth street just east ofilfth Fifth avenue hit the side of Mrs Jamesloosevelts loosevelts house at 200 Madison avenue It was driven against the brick wall MO hardbat tbat several bricks were thrown Into anmoccupiod unoccupied room Franklin D Itooseveltaid aid that the jar wan hard enough to shakeho ho house but that no damage was doneo 10 speak ofllUhop Il1I l1I hop Spildlnfi Again StrickenLOUISVILLK LOUISVILLK Ky Oct tDlshop SpaldIng nc of Peoria one of the most highly esteemed teemed Catholic prelates in the West anda a well known writer on sociological qU8ltlonsl18 Ions Is thought to be dying at St Anthonysng Hospital here The Bishop had been spendIng ng the latter part of the summer at Lebanon K y seeking rest and recovery from aune stroko 01 paralysis which be suffered wtJune June He was stricken again yesterdayIN IN notR TO CHICAOO1UMKHYLVAMA VE2SNNTLVANIALeave SPlM lAb I Leave Nlw York da14 at aSs P 1 arrtvfSC Chicago 811 A II lees COIcrG L1 p IIrtVN asFive Five If SW York 015 A W New m ISIIl 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will not KH to Panutna Olhnrwi he mnydn Ill so but II now teem thnt lie will lifiiiiibli iiiiibli to get Away from Wellington lorI xiwlbly H coupltf of mouthsnor nor SHOT FOII II inrnTwo I Two nf Ills FoniptflIsnsEhr at Him milOne One shot oahl KITrrlHIKNI lIENS KAILH N V Ont lMltnlcenfor for n deer olid shot by his companionsCleorge George MOther Jr 21 year old is dendnt lit his father home in Ttiunnan Wnrrencounty county This is hit first fatality of thiskind kind to occur this season all the easternAdirondack Adirondack slopeMoslior Moslior with five boys of his own ngpwas was liv imp near We tStony Creek Earlyhint hint evening he went out on 11 trail withDiiune Diiune Wood and Elmer liurdlck Theboys boys nepiimted and Liter Wood nnd Hurtllck dick who were near each other lined atwhat what they supposed was a deer A humancry cry told them of their mistake and hurrying inn to a clump of bushes they found Mosherwith with an ugly bullet wound in his hipThe The boy died within an hour it is notknown known which of the two shot him ns l othfired fired at the same tims flnd their ifluw areof of the same caliberFAU FAU KILLS FLKKIXti THIEFTrip Trip and Fractures Ills Skull Mlill HunnliiB rung With Saloon Keeptrd foalA A man about 10 yearn old stole a coatfrom from the saloon at 023 Fulton street Brooklyn Iyn yesterday aft rnoon and ran downRockwell Rockwell place The saloon keeper BryanODonnell ODonnell chased him In crossing thestreet street the fugitive tripped on the trolleytrack track and fell fracturing hU skill Hewas was dead when an ambulance nirgoonreached reached him The police soy OlJonnellkicked kicked tho man soon after ho fell aid theytook took ODonnell to Police HeadquartersThe The unidentified body of the thitf wastaken taken to the morgueLate Late last night the body was Identifiedby by Walter B Dilduff of 39 Harrison avenueWilllamsburg Williamsburg us that of hU uncle WilliamHenry I Henry Durand Dilduff said thut his unclehad had no permanent homeniSTRIUlTlXa niSTRIUlTlXa UEBTT CASHSir Sir and Mr W J Bryan Report on H40OOO 000 Bequest to EducationNEW NEW HAVEN Oct 4William J Bryanland land hU wife Mrs Mary Baird Bryan madetheir their report to Judge Livingston W Cleaveund und In the Probate Court here today on thedistribution distribution of the 10000 bequeathed toeducational educational Inititutloas by Philo S BennettMr Mr Bryan bad 10000 for prizes for the bestessays essays on the principles of free governmentand and this sum was divided between twentyfive five collegesTwenty Twenty thousand dollars went to the aiduf uf needy students Mr Bryan distributinghalf half of It In bunches of JfxX each Tholargest largest amount paid to any college was Jloooto to Illinois College nt Jacksonville III MrsBryan Bryan distributed 10000 for the benefit ofneedy needy girls among twontytwo colleges inthe the West and Southniv niv urKK SUGGKU AT i orisAn An Incident In the PuilonUrmoeratlcIlKhi Eight In LniiUOIIeLOUISVIIXE LOUISVIIXE Ky Oct 4Oeil Basil WDuko Duko exConfederate leader and untilQoebela Qoebela day a Republican politician whileInspecting Inspecting the registration for the fusionIsts lets at Ninth and Jefferson streets whorebe be is not known was assaulted by allegedDemooratlo Demooratlo repeaters find thrown to theground ground His injuries ure not neriousThe The rivalry between the fusionists andthe the DemooratHis most keen and Gen Dukeis is not the first of either party to fall a victim tim to sluggers There U great indignationsipreiwed expressed over t he attack upon Oen DukeMISHAP MISHAP DELAYS MAJESTIC Lad Mabel King Hall Conies Ie join HerHutbmnd husband of Ihe Battenbert SquadronThe The While Star liner Majestic In yesterday terday from Liverpool and Quwnstownifas was delayed several hours on Tuesdayifternoon afternoon by the blowing out of the packing oC a cylinder of her starboard enginesfew New packing was quickly substituted andhe the liner proceeded under both sets ofmginea engines about four hours after the accidentLieut Lieut W P Cronan of Hear Admiraloghlann oghlann staff boarded the Majestic atQuarantine Quarantine to welcome on behalf of theIdmlral Admiral Lady Mubol King Hal whosei husband Capt Hall has command of theirmored armored cruiser Cumberland of tho squadron ron of Prlnoe Louis of Battenberg Lady Mabel will join her husband at HalifaxVhllo While in this city she will be the guest of Coltobert Robert M Thompson who met her at theLatrit pier Latrit Iarlne IntHI fiiLTArrived Arrived Si Main nreraen Sept 23Oa On Night to CbtcUotip tip the Tnrtntlettx Oenwtr Limited of ttte Sewortc York Central Lines LMVM New York sao P Mrrtvn rrtvn Chicago fja axtmorolnr Tbe fnitntni ont 4IIaD e ride U she WOJlQM4 ollts la 18oura SUTSi lS ij r 1 MAD VRMJNJUNntt nii if ur i tntrHHH Pi 11flh11f141 tyf HHH rimcf ifilphfef WI tit fftHiff f If nit n f if il SIto nfi rtfrl I 11110 Ml I hit nil mt flu fttUnstf fluidffftifi ffftifi tf IKiir Mwiflf lit hMfiifrtfltf I dnmf CrtllW 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nwliiK lit lit luhitl tnlnI III weul at whir I lie Ifl1thlrl WIIS I ra solIng 1 lie lutuitnent hilt nm in groti l Hint I In IlirenWITH I WITH hilrleil nbuill flfm ti feelAll ne fin ii nII1 rnlhlly nllli hl1l gui I natIgrusI grusI hlwIIY Iefiir II was thiusiyeruIli All eiciic by wny of the ntntrwny WIHcut cut off Hi xilli fireman nnil plllwmefferleil efferleil iniilir hefoln rescuesTliH this ileml lilldrrn nn Ciillierin t his rlsisaitil mul lloUrt fiiniioll ii gush Ii It and f yiarsrosstt I rosstt Rely They were dcfld III heirlimn limn on I lie fourth floor when t lie llminrnrenrlied renrlied Hint purl of I hn buildingThe The parent s of t lie children Clinllennml nml Margiiret Donnell were found tinininrloiH ininrloiH and dirtied lo this street Thrtfather father was hurried In nn nmliuluncn to t hoIliHhwIek IliHhwIek Hixpllol nnd the mother wmitaken taken to St Marys Hospital lloth nmIn In n dying condition Donnally is connected nected with this Iinkerton IjptectlvoAgency AgencyMr Mr Kate MIISV who live on the thirdfloor floor and was ill wax carried out by thofiremen firemen and removed to tho Ilushwick Hospital I pitalWhile While two firemen were carrying a womandown down n ladder from the rear of the building I lug the ladder broke anti nil three fellon I on the heads of firemen standing belowSeveral Several were Injured as a resultThe The apartment is a four story affair andat j at the time of the fire fifty persons wornin in thin buildingThe I The origin of the fire is a mystery hutis is thought to Iw the work of an Incendiary ifllE IHTES FilOM TRESTLEDrill I Drill loefliiiolltn lnndu In Jersey 1tySlrrrt Slrrrt Ilriomii nllglii iiltrlA A big drill engine and tender dived hInt I feet from n single track coal trestle In thnPennsylvania Pennsylvania freight yards at Birth andProvost I Provost streets Jersey City yesterdayafternoon afternoon and landed on the sidewalkTho Tho locomotive turned turtle and rentedwith with IU trucks pointing skyward Thetender tender flopped over on IIIi side The wheelsjumped jumped the track as the locomotive waaslowly slowly climbing the Incline and tho machinefell fell to tho north carrying away the railingof of the trestle and n high board fence separating ing the railroad yard from Hendersonstreet streetGeorge George Egan 23 yeafs old the firemanwho who lives at 422 Henderson street tookthe the trip earthward In the cab He crawledout out of the cab window cut about the headand and body and was taken to St FrancissHospital Hospital His injuries are not consideredserious serious It was said at the railroad yardsthat that the engineer wasnt on his engineIt It was also reported that he jumped andsaved saved himself The yardmaster declinedto to give any Information about the accidentOKHMAr OKHMAr IS PROSPEROUS Seventy Pr Cent Increase or inrouiaTx Tx Payer In Nine YearsSprrlal Sprrlal CaUf Despatch to Tm HexLONDOK LONDON Oct 5The BrlUah Consul atBerlin Berlin nan sent to the Foreign Office aremarkable markable report on the growth of Germanyprouporily prosperity In recent years This has beetsteady steady since the end of 1902 with tbe exception ceptlon of the strike of lilt Rhenish coalminers miners in January 1905The The number of inconie tI s payers In Prusnia nia has Increased nearly 70 per cent In niniyears years while the population has increasedonly only IS per cent The aggregate incomiof of all taxpayers in 1004 exceeded thosiof of 1903 l y nearly 105000000 The banldeposits deposits in 1904 were nearly double those of18M 18MThe The report gives statistics showing largand and steady increase in exports and imports ports The exports of textile goods alonin in which Germany is formidably rrvalinGreat Great Britain Increased 3000000 in tillfirst first six months of 1005 The iron ironware ware and machinery exports progressivelyadvanced advanced on a large scalpPKACK PKACK OIt1it is 1007lloiitn jlouhi lloiitn at Flip hague Tint Arransenifiit Tan He M ilPfor Next VearNpttltl Npttltl Cable Utapatch la THE StNTIIK TIIK HAGUE Oct 4In diplomatic oirclaloubl doubt is entertained whether arrangementtor 4for for the peace conference can Ixs completein in time to permit of its being held In 1908t It ta believed that it will not be held til 1907 1907Loxnov Oct 4It is understood thaOreat Great Britain has accepted the neooniHague Hague conference in principle but awaitinfonnation information as to the scope of the confermini eace ICanal mini KiiRlnrcr at Panamafiprclal Special CiHe Detpatch to Tea RowPANAMA PANAMA Oct 4The advisory board 0nal canal engineers arrived here thin mornlnjrom from Colon and spent the day sighteeelnjthe In the city Mr Shouts chairman of thmal Conah Commission said that tomorroihe he engineers would begin studying conitions itions in detail He added that an tbjuitter matter had been thoroughly studied theoretically etically In Washington they will only studjne tile physical conditionH hero7B7 saa TO CALIFORNIA AM ItETCBMhlfb Letilib Valley K II Oct 1520 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BerHwhen when he raided tile plrfeo oh5 Tuewdaychoppml chopped down throe doors and mado threeprisoners prisoners who wore discharged by MaRiHtrate trate Baker Capt Gallashern men motthe the same fate yesterday Magistrate Bukerwouldnt wouldnt even entertain a complaintBefore i Before tho raid pn the Fortysixth streetplace I place waii made yesterday three of CaptGallagherfl t Gallagherfl men Donoghue McOnith andKitzpatrlck FItzpatrick made an ax raid on anotheralleged alleged poolroom at 114 Weot Fiftythirdstreet I street and after chopping down a doorarrested arrested three men The men were arraigned raigned before Magistrate Baker in thetent i tent Side curt and Immediately discharged charged as the detectives had no evidencewhatever I whateverEggere Eggere raided this place also on Monday 1 day and left It in disrepair but his prisoners I Cn were discharged because he had noevidence iJ evidencec c DOOIKYS NO HAIL OHDFHThe I The Retail Liquor Dealer1 AssociationIs f i up In ant over Capt JJooloys ordernot not to accept hal at the Tenderloin stationhouse L house until an iikjulrV baa heel inndointo l into the financial standing of the bondsmen I men The liquor doalereregnnrirupeetorBchtnittberi i Bchtnittberi cr osthe author of tie new custom tom and believe that Dooley II simply actingunder I under orders They propose to hold I moss meeting to protest against the orderI at TerraceOorden on Tuemlay afternoonDetectives Detectives of Inspector tschmittborgersBtftff Btftff nrrested Clarence Francis a bartenderInithu i the Bal on nt 240 Seventh avenue loutBiinday Biinday morninp on a churge of soiling t tdIY lllge htllng t llcjuor after midnight 1rahuis was takento c to the Tehdirloln ntntion und locked up j Shortly otter llialiuel fiavaffe app enivdat c at the station llouso to offer hail lor himISerg l ISerg McOloin told Savage there was npthIng j log doingThe 1 The case was before Magistrate Moss Inthe the Jefferson Market polico oourt yesterday p il Borgt McClloln Was present at the requestof 1 I of the Magistrate He was called as awitness 1 1 witness and said that on Sunday morningpt I tp Capt Dooley had spoken with him regardCode I 11 log protesslonnl bondsmenTherul r Therul ll r 1 the setlona of the1j 1j Code of Criminal Procedure in referenceto I t the acceptance of hal in misdemeanorcases r cases He went onThe 1 The code also prescribes the manner inwhich 1 I which you shall take ball by personalundertaking h undertaking secured by deposit of money i so that you could not raise any questionus I to the sufficiency of the surety If heoffered Q offered you tnonoyr r The sergeant Interrupted to say Therewas p was no money offered to me an surety i i U good real estate ball ttatc bal was offered you tI sergeant continued the Magistrate you iought it L man ought to have accepted the bond for thisman Do you want meto explain why I didnt take b l asked the sergeant 01 suppose you were Instructed saidgitrat Magistrate MO The sergeant saId Savage had gone on 1 bonds PO oltcn thnt ho did not know whllher I he had equity enough loft in his property 1 to make 10 bonii good proprty lw Turning to former MnglHtruto Wentiatrato i1 worth who appeared M coull for Francle fancs It Mel rate Moss asked is ittrue that cash was offered j MrWcntworth replied Mr Thorap on Iam I t am Informed after three different Inroned afer thrf dlfent personspresented t resented their deeds presented deM offered to put up M J1000 cash bail This was refused 11t It The Magistrate then read to McGloin I the section of tho Penal Code which make t fiLL unlawful detention a misdemeanor oJ offered t hold the deed of the property prperly i for twqntyfour hours said McOloin You had hold I no right to it for one moment S mentaaid ia 1laglllmte emphatically The law MS you must nIce ball I want t Mytl right here I a man presents I himself In your station houoI dontmr care who is in command If it is a case ofmisdemeanor a misdemeanor and good bail IH offeredyou L you muni take itl I am quite accessibleat at allnouni of tho night for the Nineteenthprecinct i precinct rjdJl hope 111 not be calledupon upon to go over there because I mighttakoa takoa compJalhacalpAt como oneWhat lurlsmo bis nrIDF TkDEIUWhatlt L What lias been da crlbed us a general disposition of tho police to violate tho lawaeoording 11 Inbo Jpllon of illecal riterprbees I hl ot been qnfoq 1 pa Tndcrllnaemlnf I aeoording to the rccortls of pnceodlngnaeainst against alleged poolrooma in other part of tho city One instance in tho Moroortreet street precinct woe aV27 EastTcqth streetOnlho Onlho Heponcl floor of that building I a loft which boars oh Itq front wldcwteal teal of a maker of knee pant Befoe S laraorOfOkO of mon Vjsii I If Iif VI r V ewIs lylmill asPs4I 14J34v v i 04H f rfmfmEf lf I f I1 H wlP i lf V s InI C I I f r1Iif istS NW lf W lMIIwiIP I iiI tshplI I fti If Cfl Iwle sfws t 1 s I mw wf 1 icMasI 1 1 y f w 1 Mwmq 1 ie wit si wil4c Iiqi4ifiIP mEf p isa fl I I5WPS IPI TWIf Jfff a 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I 1111 11 Ho illmlx Iho staIrs nnd rbI thodoor door It wits lotkwl He went down ulalrwnnd nnd nddrcHMd I limn on tliu HldewalkAro Are you a inemiKT of thin club up hemho ho a k1 I nm said lie mlnI I wnnt to gn In liinrp Iald DonrkoTho Thu man hail rmthina to nay I nomelimly limly cnnt oJI the door 10 five mlnutmnddiMl nddiMl Ilotirke Ill have to smash my wayin in I dont want to do that The memberproduced produced a key and nuentxl tho door The aptuln walked through the rooms Theyweru wen empty Hi walked oul Ho wax asked by I reporter under whatprovision I provision of law he prevented leaseholderfrom from occupying and frequontiiiK propertyfor for which rent wan paidIm Im doing the bent I can with conditions as I Ind thorn he said I I let thatplace place be occupied it will do busIness OH apoolroom poolroom Its my duty t prevent thorunning running of poolrooms Tho only way Ivan a ho ure is to keep the place empty But by what law1Im Im not a lawyer said Bourke Im apoliceman policeman PHOTBCTIKO ma JonThe The case of Bourke Mid a man who1m has made I close study of police psychologyof of late 9s typical of the situation of policeofficers officers all over town He told you that hewas was a pol mnnot I lawyer Now fromthe the citizens point of view a pollceroanHduty duty Is to enforce the law and Incidentallyto to obey it himself But that isnt the coppers pers point of view at all HU first dutyis is to hold on to his job and keep away fromcharges chargesIf I he doesnt find means to keep poolrooms rooms and disorderly houses from carryingon on business Bourkes job U in danger I he confine himself to legal means somebody body who doemt like him may instigate araid raid over his head This overhead raidmay may be illegal but it may turn up evidencewhich which will produce conviction and thenthe the captain Is in serious troubleTake Take what happened with the disorderlyhouses houses under the elevated tracks in WestThird Third street and in the cross streets Theyhave have been notorious for years Bourkeput put men on the doom first to warn visitorsuwav uwav and then forcibly to prevent entranceIx Legal Jfo but effective He told thesemen men that ho would BOO to It that they gotinto into trouble if they did not obey orders andclose close these houses to all visitors The menknow know that a captain can make good hisword word when he talks that wayAlong Along comes Hchrnlttberger some threeweeks weeks ago before he went to the Tenderloin loin he was temporarIly In charge of Inapoolor spootor Hogans district He and Bourkeore ore openly at odds Hohmittberger Haysevidence that on his frt day In the district he gotBvldcno evidence of crime in these houses in spiteof or Bourkes trooha of plain clothes menSchmlttberger Schmlttberger broke Into the houses andarrested arrested Home twentythree lone wcnienThev Thev were all turned out of courtBourke Bourke saw what was bing cooked upfor for him Ho was desperate He withoutwarrant warrant went into these houses and toldthese these women that they had got to get outThey They protested In vain that they were notbreaking breaking the law that he gave thorn nochance chance to break the law He said GitHo Ho broke tho locks on the doors and rippedthe the blinds off the front windows so that hecould could R in He allowed one caretakerIn In each house Bourke keeps a man In plainclothes clothes butt1n in all the time to make olothO butting al tme t mke surethat that none of the women oome back Thewomen women have gone into tenemejts where hecannot cannot got at them But no raid over hishead head will catch him again not on thosehouses housesSo So many of his men are detailed on thisspecial special duty saving his job as captain forhim him that he has not enough men to patroland and maintain orderAUVS stirs POLIOK3tA BEAT HIMDr Dr Ntolprr of St Load lieu an Experience of New York fle4 TapeDr Dr J I Stolp r of St Louis who Is thesanitary sanitary expert of the Missouri PacificRailroad Railroad and his friend Henry J Dannenhnum hnum a lawyer also of Missouri wishedto to go to Ellis Island yesterday to see the MIlar tory arrangements over there They wenttothie to the Barge Office to inquire how they couldget get a permitMr Mr Dannenbnum remained outside whiletho the doctor went in Policeman John JSmith Smith of the Church street station seeing acrowd crowd awaiting their Immigrant fred ordered everybody off the sidewalk MrDannenbaum Dannenbaum moved but stepped on thecurb curb again just as Dr Stolpor come outWell Well said Mr Dannenbaum t his friendIve Ive been up against some more rod tapeTho lap The two moved away toward the elevatedstation station when according t Dr Stolper thecop cop called after them oOh yourro re tape guys are youDr lap Stolper turned and replied Teait it Is red tap r something else and Ill M you in the doctor Rays Smith said and withoutfurther I further ado grabbed him by the collar say Ing Como on and Ill show you the red tapeinside i inside 1 polo stationOn On the way to tho station house DrStolper Stolper says tho policeman struck himtwice twice on the book of the beadIn In the Tombs Court before MagistratePool Pool the doctor WW charged with disorderly orderly mentIf conduct He asked for an adjournment If I gIve you an adjournment remarked marked the Magistrate youll have to r over to tho Tomb prison and sleep on lomeboadRm boards r red tap If It must be 8 liguess I can do I roT TO CURE A COLD IN ONE OATTake Take LAXATIVE DROUO Quinine Tablets Dni fists ra mol t It fall 10 cure B WaUaVES aUaVES J s J 111IO 01 ascii boz ZkMsJ z pIs4tw I I so ii iAt Its siniIesiI IesiI lsIfisls P s l t iwielq t At 1t IPW is5wiIf p tsuw ps iw45 iiIe fFiist I rf 4 ohswf viiti0IsSt I i t I sc J sw pulP t I J ip iitntpttrssl trssl e i ih i 4silI dh n I I I 0If sfi I I fi I ho iRiuilIii mi tif Mmnrrrn I iIIPib li Pib I mI HI Iuhw iiiel peafsf4t 4t f5IfNP PwflI011l f llPllU mnrrrnlMtMtf helFfV I il IIIfl 1I UittlII4PUV lII4PUV 14 0shih fnI ftlsikMIlsV ts quhiw 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letter from tln Wen rnliii Informed formed tho Commissioner tied If he has anyovlditicii ovlditicii which shows that lit wire of theCompany company are turing used improperly hnshould should submit that nrldrncn to thn company pany Its wires ore lined for no otherpurpose purpose than private ant commercial huslTIPHM tho ness company KaynThe The telephone company wrote by thehand hand of I minor official that thn offlcorawhu whu bat 0 power to grant such I requestax l the Commissioners are away sroovKtt IT OIM rivvovFind Find In the lurlr Hlvrr May hair aHut Hut orBORTON Bosros Oct 4 While a dredger wasscooping scooping mud from the bottom of the CharlwUivor Uivor near tho Wont Boston Bridge yesterday day an ancient iron cannon wan brought upIts Its finding has started many surmiscHan an to when and where cannon were transported ported on or across the river in Kovoltionary tionary times Nobody seems able to tel tho true story of this particular cannonIt I looks old enough to nave been with LoifErioson Erioson to say nothing of Washingtonbut but some of the more prosaic of those whohave have seen it pretend to believe that it wonscooped scooped up with other material dredgedfrom from the inner harbor near the navy vardbrought brought up the river by the scows fatelyemployed employed by the darn contractors anddumped dumped where It won found only recently In that case It might have ben merelyan an old gun dropped overboard from thenavy navy yard or some old ship that was r fitting there I is covered thick with rustand and Incrustations and about all that ran bosaid said of it In description is that it is S tot10Y 10 inches in length and has a three Inchbore boreOOV OOV tlWGIXS PARDONS THREEOne One John Spry Was Formerly In the ovprnori prnori Km ploy at OleanALBANY ALBANY Oct 4Gov Higgins todaypardoned pardoned three prisoners whose oases heconsidered considered warranted executive clemencyThe The first was John Spry who formerly wasIn In the Governors employ in Olean Hohad had been convicted of suborning perjury Insecuring securing I witness t testify to false statements ImeolR meats In a street railway damage caseabout about two years ago The Governor knewall all the circumstances and was satisfiedthat that Spry wal tho tool of more guilty persons sons who escaped convictionJohn John Branton of Brooklyn was pardonedafter after serving part of a sentence for burfclary fclary In taking from a shop a small clockIn In May 1896The The third person to receive the favor ofthe the Governor was a Mrs Smith the motherof of a family of children In Brooklyn Shewas was sentenced to the penitentiary in Kingsfor for six months for drunkenness and hadnerved nerved about half her term She has promised ised never to drink again and her husbandand and the Judge who sentenced her joined inan familyMISS an that she b freed to care for herfamily MISS KIDOKRS MAHHlAdKHer Her Brother Ksyi no Member or leI Family las Been Reconciled to It STIUCUSK Oct 4 Pancoost Kldderbrother brother of Katharyn Kidder the actresswho who was secretly married at Fayottevllleon on September 27 t Dr Louis J Anspacherof of Columbia University said today Dr Anapa oher has been at Fayettevillewhere where my sister and myself live but on nooccasion occasion was he a guest of mine I haveno no knowledge of my sisters plans eitherpost post or present No member of Miss KIdders ders family has ever for 0 minute beenreconciled reconciled to this marriage The way with the engagement was indecorousThe The alliance has seemed to U incongruousand and unfitting on account of disparity in ageand and position and for other reasons Ofcourse course she wishesCOAL my sister is privileged to do just asshe COAL MINERS BEGIN STItlKLUnion Union Anthracite Workers Quit Work atan an Independent CollieryMAHANOY MAHANOY PITY Pa Oct 4What labelieved believed to be one of the preliminary movesof of the independent operators in their fightagainst against the United Mine Workers was madoby agnt Dobson Coal Company at Its MoroaColliery Colliery a few days ago when It assertedIts Its right to hire or discharge whoever Itsaw saw lit regardless of whether they wereunion union or nonunion menAs As a result of this action the 500 menand and boys employed at the colliery wonton on strike this morning The engineersand and pumpmen also went out and the minewas was In danger of being flooded when theofficers officers of the union ordered the men employed ployed in pumping to go back t workSHOT SHOT THREE IN SALOON FlIT Vliltor t Mobile Ala KIIU One andWounds Wounds TwoMoniLR MoniLR Ala Oct 4In a fight In asaloon saloon hero today John Fisher a wellknown known engineer of Raleigh N 0 In thocitr city on a visit shot and killed Price Bakerand and seriously wounded II U McKoanand and men J J Hart All throe were prominentmen Fisher bleed that tho men were going t attack him He backed into a doorway and fired three times each shot tellingalmost Baker was shot thrugn the her and dlo almost 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miivlifomiKpr fomiKpr mOlt then McutCol TfMiilwnl Mnjor lfotelkin ills hits HIP dlMlnctlon nt 1114 n vpry Rood friend of UnitCol 1hll Ill 011 who ii Inupeotor of small nmprnctl prnctl o and ortlnanrf oftlcpr on Ihn lnffof of MnjordeiiPttil Ilrof pomnmiidlng HIPNntlonnl Nntlonnl ItiardTlirw rune days diet Col ItArtlettp rpllromrnt mrnt and before HIP nfflcrrn of Hm cornpany puny could get together nnd arranK anifftlng nifftlng to elect hU siiecpfwor lputCol Trcadwpll received n mptwagu from IlputCol Col Thiirston asking lilin to rail at 2M tlrondwny where MajorHen line has hhofllcp ofllcp 1lnllol Trcnilwoll went to seewhat what IlentCol Thuraton wanted of himand and then the order of Majorden Hoe detailing tailing Thurston to lira command of HIPTwentysecond Twentysecond Hffilmrnt WAS brought forth for his perusal MetitCol Thtirstons tons appointment had been made by OovHlgRlriM Higgins upon the recommendation of OeD floe Plus detailing of Col Thurston to theTwentyttecond Twentyttecond WOM a great shock to LimitCol Col Trpiulwoll lIe considered It a directslap slap at him and a slight that he could notIxur Ixur When his friends in the NationalGuard Guard heard of It they wore furious Hioyasked asked Col Treadwell what he wan goingto to do about It and ho told them that the only thing he could do was to apply for retirement ment He did so the next daychannels I1Jt application went through the regularchannels channels and with it went the resignations ofCapta Capta Hternlwrger and Haubold and LieutMONPH Muse The retirement and the resignationshave have not yet been approved but there Islittle little doubt that they will beLllutCoI Lieut Col Treadwell would not discusslast last night tho trouble in the regimentHe He said that If he had anything to say thetime time to say It would be when he had ceasedto to be a member of tho guard Ho joinedtho tho Twentysecond as a private in May 1877 and has served continuously everslnceHe He rose from private to the rank he nowholds holds Captx Htemberger and Hauboldhave have each served the regiment fifteen yearsLieut Lieut Moses thirteen yearsMajor Major Hotchkin has not resigned nor haveany any of his friends Hotchkin said last nightthat that he had no Intention of getting outOf Of course he hasnt said one of LieutCol Col Treadwells friends Hotchkln feelsprettycertaln prettycertaln now that he wlilbo the Colonelfor for the present commander ot the regimentIII III his friend Col Thul1lton says he doesntwllnt want to he commander and Hotchkin admits molts that he doesJust Just at present it looks to LieutColTreadwells Treadwells friends as if he had been theand Ivictim victim of a petty piece of politics It looksvery very much M Ir he was intentionally elf ghedand and the persons opposed to him knew thatho ho wan a man of spirit and would resignIf If LleutCol Treadwell was not an oldmember member of the National Guard whose experience perience had made him more than competent potent to command a regiment it would boa a different matter As it Is his treatmenthas has aroused a goat deal of criticismLleutCol LieutCol Thurston who Is better knownas as Peggy and who was a Deputy PoliceCommissioner Commissioner for a time saId last night thatho ho did not want the colonelcy of the Twentysecond secondI I wont keep It either he saidWhen When are the officers going to get together gether and elect a Colonel he was askedThere There Is no vacancy replied Col Thuraton tonPROMISE PROMISE OF MOXEl TOO LATESlmth Slmth Shoot Illmielf In Downtown HotelBefore Before Cousin TelephoneManager Manager Brod of the KnickerbockerHotel Hotel at Barrow and West streets wascalled called to the telephone yesterday morningHello Hello came over the wire ols J HSmith Smith of Philadelphia stopping thereHe He is Mid the managerHas Has he any money asked the inquirerHe He has paid his bills so far said thamanngnr manngnrPlease Please tell him the voice went onthat that his cousin will be over to give himsome some moneyManager Manager Brodt sent a porter to MrSmiths Smiths room There was no answer whenthe the porter knocked and he looked overthe the transom He saw Smiths body lying onblood bloodManager Manager Brodt forced the door andfound found that Smith had shot himself in themouth mouth with a 38 caliber revolver Thebullet bullet pierced his brainThere There were no papers in his pocketsto to explain why he killed himself He hadSUIO SUIO In cash a razor and a watoh Horegistered registered at the hotel last Monday Tuesday day night he asked if there had been atelephone telephone call for him from PhiladelphiaHe He registered as from that city The manwho who called up Manager Brodt and saidho ho WRIt Smith cousin did not appear atthe the hotel last nightSmith Smith was perhaps 30 yearn old Hewore wore a gray suit of cheap material and ablack black derby hatAiiembly Assembly NominationUlster Ulster CountySecond districtFred H Smith of Milton DemocratGreene Greene County Counsellor Newton A Calkins of Coirackle DemocratOranee Oranee County First districtJacob L Hicks of Highland Falls DemocratHensselaer Hensselaer CountySecond district Llchtrl lei D Nolan DemocratIn In order to insure the preservation vation of the teeth during lifeclean clean them withSGZOBGKT SGZOBGKTLIQUID LIQUID POWDER OR PASTEU iaASK r U ASK YOUR DENTIST oWiorg El F TUVI1R VKR FORTY dilfflfunr mata nf PI ifw pUy r Mil MW mi ifw iMrfcflfOnly OVER nI ifw worWV f M4 mil Only w find rrsvml the iwlofinnwnt m kt4nfashy London fluff BflfHn nmlfli PutonW ashy we ii rti wall known in fur nt if N in Nfiw Ynrfc of n iri FftifMiwuOnly Only M U fHf Mfllrwrtyfe wfilfili Iwwwn MtW eapwiiton in Man fIrm in coMrfl toflfmiqiiflThat That One h The PianolaH tf 111 II4flIi IIH I gritiIttV ait f1 IIIiIf fIHIf fhtll III At th MII VIIIPhintpirI PhintpirI pill fnth t Net olM H nllll ilPlunoU fit Iftt 114 It HI rmflfft ilphltlthiJD1 1IfINrt nt11lItru It 1I1f isrt fttsif t hs t t 1jllm Ntfh I fht fItlI hltt t I rlml fri sltpIn4 fhA fh IVMII fIpII n 4flf Ifl4flIlltIlAfrttIfl flIln fhd pilfll hI htIttl4 of peVft1tAftI mU4In01l 1hn 10 JII IIlnoIA PlunoU nimli nnf liy Tlic A ollnn tompanfThe rhe Ilunnlit plityn wild g1etft tlcllrncy hAn nr niIit IllInI wrnt 4111 J nt the Mine time It Im jtrciinr power In iof ilMlmo p MiBaThe The runola U the mfiln l of nil 1lanopUyer lo nperlle Only Ilireei i laverii are IIlIIell In control the rtprcMlon rhete tire o pUIn and ilmpteto to operftle that even a chlltl ont In rive mlniilM lellrA how lo tie themThe The JUnoU In the rcitciit of all PUnoplnyan In III repertofjr OnOctober October i there wrre 15081 cnmprMltloii available to Pianola owners Not t other Plannplnye offeri nearly so IIAI a range of choiceThe tThe The Pianola is today not only universally recognized as The StandardPianoplayer Pianoplayer of the World but rt is unapproachaf in the many details of IJ mostcat cat and mtchanicul perfectionTiir I Tiir A rstt i A M r r A 1 LI II J 62 FirrH AVENUK NKARNTH A I Mall THE AEOLIAN CO Aeolian a NTH STREET NEW YORK r SCREAMS IN THE HIPPODROMEptTTunvnn ptTTunvnn iroiMv I v nox innTAKKX TAKKX A WW4V OF MUHPHISCot Cot It a t lxirrl Heart IIntl Took It InHmll Hmll IJOSIII lo nrllrvr Pain MotherHalrl Odd Otis nil Mrs Woo lriitT lloctorM 111 foill N rrowly firaiiril DeathThe The matInee at the Hippodrome yesterday day had been going on only a few minuteswhen when a young woman sitting In a balconybox box with an older woman two smallboys boys about four and MX yearn of ageand and n colored maid screamed startedHP HP from her choir and fell back apparentlyin in convulsions The others in the box gotIn In front of her and prevented the audiencefrom from seeing her Several times after thatthe the young woman screamed and the audience ence got excitedFred Fred Thompson took the house doctorW W E Young and the trained nurse MrsKonutan Kon tan to the box They found that theyoung young woman was in a state of semiconciousnesn ciousnesn and Buffering from poison Atthe the moment they couldnt learn anythingfrom from the older woman or the maid both ofwhom whom were half hystericalDr Dr Young and tho nuts e had the sickwoman woman carried to the office of Thompsonk k Dundy in West Fortythird street justacross across from the Hippodrome They gaveher her emetics which had no effect for anhour hour or two At first Dr Young thoughtshe she would die Then she regained consciousness sciousnessThe The older woman explained the troubleShe She Bald the sick woman was her daughterMrs Mrs W W Woodruff of 420 Dennison avenue nue Pittsburg Pa Mrs Woodruff herself self Mm Woodruffs two children and themaid maid came here yesterday morning fromLaurel Laurel Beach Conn where they havea a summer home They had sent theircoachman coachman and horses on to Pittsburgyesterday yesterday morning she said and intendedto Ito to remain here several days before goinghome Ibome homeJuut Just before leaving Laurel Beach forthis this city the mother told Dr Young MrsWoodruff Woodruff became 111 from cramps and senther her coachman to a drug store to get somemorphln morphln pills He came back with a boxof of oneeighth grain pills She took twoor or three which gave relief and then cometo to this city She took three more withher her luncheon the mother said and whenthey they went to tile Hippodrome she tookthe the box of pills with her and swallowedanother another pill or two thereMrs Mrs Woodruffs mother who wouldnttell tell the Hippodrome doctor what her ownname name was said that the Woodruffs werovery very wealthy people and very prominentsocially socially In PHUburgThe The colored maid whose name Is Marlanlano anlano told pretty much the same storyas as Mrs Woodruffs motherDr Dr Young thought Mrs Woodruff hadsufficiently sufficiently recovered by 8 oclock last I night to return to the Hotel Manhattanwhere where she had rooms The woman wouldhave have died undoubtedly the doctor naldIf If she hadnt been able to get medical aidImmediately Immediately He couldnt tell how muchmorphln morphln she had taken but was sure Itwas was a largo quantityAt At the Hotel Manhattan last night awoman woman who said she was a member of thoWoodruff Woodruff family saidMrs Mrs Woodruff probably never took morphln phin In her life before She wasnt used toIt It at all Before she left Laurel Beachshe she was attacked by cramps and she senttha tha coachman cut to get something to 18lieve lieve herHe MHe got morphin because the druggistin in the village knew Mrs Woodruff welland and thought she understood perfectly howWe much of the drug could be taken safely We dont know how much she tookbut but it was probably about a grain Theheat heat of the theater woo partly responsiblefor for her attack of illnessThe The Woodruff family will return to Pittsburg burg at 8 oclock this morning PixrsBuno Pa1 Oct 4Mrs W WWoodruff Woodruff Is the wife of the president theWoodruff Woodruff Merchandise Company dealersIn In grain whose place of business is atWoodruff Liberty Tenth and Twelfth streets tblecity city fhe family 18 well known WI WWoodruff Woodruff formerly lived at Swlfwvllle Pa but recently purchased a fine home at 420Dennison Dennison avenue this city This househas has been closed since early summer thefamily family having gone to their summer homoat at Laurel Beach Conn None of the members bers of the family is at homoJaitlcc Justice Clarke Promoted to AppellateCourt CourtAIDAST AIDAST Oct 400v Higgins today designated ignated Supreme Court Justice John ProctorClarke Clarke as an associate Justice of the appelUte pelUte division for the first departmentto to fill a vacancy caused by the promotionof of Morgan J OBrien to be presiding justiceto to wuooee the late Pteaid1ng Justice Vanwt wt l 11IIRm nVMIlAttTnrrr Tnrrr a Window llkn a Profmtonal soilStrati Ntral UNA A curly haired wnpnyonrold JohnHabit Habit of 87 Hocknvrny rood Jamaicawn was locked up In the Jamaica policy stationypstRitlny ypstRitlny on a charge of burglary madeby by Fannie Hlpgnl who ninn A grociry storaIII III the building In which thi bay livenThe The youngster admitted to Horgt Modigan gan that ho hnd broken into tha stare andho ho Mopmed proud of what ho had done Hegot got In like a profwwlonal lifting the catchof of u rear window with a knife Ho thenforced forced the cash register with a hatchetgot got Mi and spent most of the money entertaining tnlntng young friends He will be arin reigned in the Far Rockaway police courttlila this morning0V 0V STILh IS DEAOKnown Known on the Water Front af the Commodore modore of the Oater FleetJohn John Still commodore of the Qanaevoort oort Market oyster fleet died on Mondayat at his summer home in Amltyville ThereIs Is scarcely a man in the fleet but knewOld Old Commodore John although he retired tired from active life fourteen wears agowhen when he pave his oyster business and chop house in Third avenue to his son Leo MStill Still Old John was born seventyfive yearaago ago in Bluepoint In 1856 he sailed hisfirst first sloop to New York He made a fortunein in the oyster business and the firm whichhe he founded Is doing business under thename name of Still PattersonThere There aint much to tell about the OldCommodore Commodore said one old captain yester day MHe was pretty much like othermen men only a little bettor I guess He neverdrank drank nnd I never heard hIm swear in ray life But he never went to church neither He says to me If a mans good he dontneed need to go to church Its the bad as needsreligious religious consolation and he was supportlna I a half a dozen families when he diedThe The commodore will be buried todaynt I at Evergreens Cemetery Brooklyn IiiKitr 1m iiKitr n niDAMA DEADlie lie Was Dean Emeritus of the HvraeoseUniversity University Medical ColleseSYRACUSE SYRACUSE N Y Oct 4Henry DorwinDldama Didama M D LLD dean emeritus of theSyracuse Syracuse University medical college andone one of the most widely known physiciansin in the State died at 11 oclock tonight atthe the age of 82 years Several months agohe he fell and broke his hip from which henever never recoveredDr Dr Didama was dean of the medical college lege up to lost June when he was relievedfrom from active duty and made dean emeritusHe He was one of the organizers of the NewYork York State Medical Society and was onoeemy Its president He belonged to the Syracuse Academy of Medicine theAmerioan Academy emy of Medicine and many other medicalorganizations organizations He waa also widely knownas as a writerDr Dr Didama was born at Perryvllle Madison son county June 17 1823 His ancestorscame came from Holland and his father waaalso also a prominent physician in New Jersey He married Miss Sarah Miller of Tompkinacounty county who died several years ago Dr Didama was noted for his ideas on temperance perance refusing to prescribe alcohol inany any form He even refused to treat persons sons who used either liquor or tobaccoObituary Obituary NoteiMajor Major Christian C Hewitt U B A rctlr roo died at New Cumberland W Vu on Octobera 3 Major Hewitt cnterwt tne Military Academv emv from West Virginia In 1870 lie wafICradllate graduated and made a Wecond Lieutenant In the Nineteenth Infantry In Juno 1874 and wason lrolllotld ro a fllllt lieuwnanoy tlnd captaincy In theame regiment reaching the latter gradeon on June isoz lie was retired with the rankof of Major In February 1001 for disabilityIlenjamln Incident 10 tile aervlceBenjamin Benjamin M Whealej who for over 40 years won engaged In the meat bus ness In Karatoira and who was stricken with pneumonia Monday nIght died yesterday afternoon He was formerly president of the Board of Highway Commls lon r8 He was born In llrmpstead L I soventytwo years ago and went to Haratoga In 1M2 He married Julia Wood of Brooklyn In 1854Joslah Josiah F Untesrove died yesterday at his home In Burnslde Orange county at the age of 81 years He wan B prominent business man for many yearn but had led a retired life forsomo time Ho was the father of William and Jerome P Uptegrove dealers In fancy goods In this cityAT AT EST 1829JACCARDS JACCARDSWe We specialize original deilfni ndart arc prepared to work out for you roufown own Idea in jevtl7 or tilverwartWedding Wedding Him entire hoop or DlimondiMinile S 00 Minile Huctltt heulljr chiicd j fine Dlimondi i 280 Silver Loving Cur Itrlklnc original deiljn I 76A A call will convince you of ourability ability to please the most criticalMERMOD MERMOD JACCARD a KING JEWELRY CODIAMONDS DIAMONDS PEARLS PRECIOUS STONESNo No 400 FIFTH AVBet Bet Mtb and 17th 81IUuro lUuitrelft tlllol1u isle 011 Rttvitt S ee 0 ff0ft i8Ofl DVIffJI41tlie lie rli Away irournlnl tint Mltli MNWorth Worth of JewelryA A burglar jimmied his way Into thnopnrtmnntH apartments of Mrs John Welsh on thenest first floor at 810 East 130th streetterday yesterday terday morning at 11 oclock evidently thinking no one won at home Mrs Welshwent went for him with a pair of scissors nndstuck stuck him twice in tho back l eforho ho got out of her sitting room Then hafell fell over a chair and cut his head He wo1last last seen going over a back fence Hehod had 3O worth of jewelry with himrxn I rxn NSIVIHUT HUT lift Bl STEnameled Enameled StelCooking Cooking UtensilsGuaranteed Guaranteed to be absolutely free frompoisonous poisonous composition safe to use andwill will last for yeanJEWIS JEWIS NGEItISO 180 183 Welt 43d Street and18S 18S Wet 4 lit Street New YorkMorgans Morgans Ginger Aleand and Club SodaACKNOWLEDGED ACKNOWLEDGED HBSTH1C3HBST AWARDOrder Order Horn your dealer or direct IromJOnN JOHN MORGAN 141 Wed mil Street N V Phone 4J8MIHMARRIED Eabllshed lameMARRIED MARRIEDnOUNDniCHARDS nOUNDniCHARDS Wednesday October IMS at the crypt of the Cathedral of tit Johnthe the DIvine by Iho Itev Much Blrckhratl offit St Decrees Church Mary Josephine daughterof of Mr and Mrs William W Richards of Htcltwlack sack N J to Charles Flake HoundHATCHOILIESPIE HATCHOILIESPIE Wednesday Oclobera1 4 at St Andrews Church Stamford Connby by the Rev Starry I Dodley Archdeacon ofHartford Hartford assisted by the lie v F Windsor Oathwatte waite rector of the pariah Alice daughter ofMr Mr and Mr Edward Augustus Gillespie toCharlei Charles Albert HatchLEE LEE SPENOEBOn Tuesday October a KMat at the Church of the Heavenly Real by theRev Rev Dr D Parker Morgan Alias Gerrarddaughter daughter of Mr and Mrs Jamea H Spencerto to Franklin Willie LeeWINTHROP WINTHROP BABCOCKOn Tuesday Octobera a at Roslyn L I by the Rev Ernest U StlrenD D D Alice daughter of Mr and Mrs 11 DUabcbck Uabcbck to Henry Rogers WlntbropDIED DIEDDUNN DUNN On Tuesday October 3 1603 the HerJoseph Joseph C Dunn late rector of St Leos ChurchInrlnctoD InrlnctoD NHla SUla Hla remains will be removed from the rectoryto to the Church of the Blessed SacramentClinton Clinton place Newark on Thursday Octoberat Ial at II P II A aolemn high flies of requiemwill will bo offered for the repose of his soul onFriday Friday at 10 A U Office for tbe dead will btchanted chanted at OIO Reverend clergy relativesand and friends are invited to attend IntermenlaNewark NewarkJAOUITHSuddenlr JAOUITHSuddenlr on October 4 1805 HorseJames James Jaqultb In his Mth yearFuneral Funeral from his late residence 18 South Maptavenue avenue East Orange N J on Friday OctoberC C at sao P W Interment at convenience offamily familySLATTrnV SLATTrnV On October 2 James Slattery fatherof of the Very Rev John R SlatteryFuneral Funeral on Thursday October S from hla lateresidence residence 381 Central Park West at 1030 AMThence Thence to the Church of St Paul the ApostleMth Mth st and Columbus av where a solemnmass mass of requiem will be oifrred for the reposaof of his soul Interment St Raymonds Cemetery teryTHOMPSON THOMPSON On Oct 2 IMS at the residence ofher her niece Mrs A D Hill Boston Mass Mellnda llnda H Thompson daughter of Philip It andKllzabeth Elizabeth Marshall ThompsonFuneral Funeral service it Christ Church heliport LYriday IFriday Friday Oct e at II A M Interment privateCincinnati Cincinnati tnd y ulivllle papers please copyUPSmm UPSmm At Montclalr N J on Oct a iBOiMary Mary E wife of Lovell UpshurFuneral Funeral service on Thursday Oct S at 380 Plrom IIfrom from her laIc residence 47 Christopher atWHITNEY WHITNEY On Wednesday October 4 1905at at her late mldence U Bank at SusannaWhitney Whitney In her Mth yeirNotice Notice of funeral hereafter Doston papers gleuicopy J copy i u

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indepundont tickit IM folluwnVrrn rrl it i cknr tr Id1 rltlzcm of thisntthp ntthp Iriil ml mrpurallnns rontrollninchlfi nr onlrol 1 ninchlfi have iiirmikiil Inr rnntjnunT T nr rear In II Ih ilioluli Dinlrnlf f IM rlty uovernrninl by wlurh Ilifv Imvomr mr Pit ilipmi lTH InrliiK the lermof Jtnyorii ii ullnn about In iTl nn lMnrca Mnrca the proiili riiillzp that rolers pt ii imrtleB nre entirely at thn merry ofi i ic iwi men who ilnminato HIP local limofBMo fBMo and Repuhllrnn iiinrhlnox and who iIII III in force upon th public ns the will of thei i LV creat pulltlcnl pnrlicii nndVliureft3 Vliureft3 the intort Inimical to nil thei i Mple of Xi vr YrfiK tho cn Intprrst thiI 1 fo iQHiiruncn Huiiidlers the oiirixirAtlonwncm llfJrllonwnen wncm nnd frnnrhUu tfrnbh rii and nil thtisomtcrpitrd mtcrpitrd in cettlnif wlihoul pay the property erty of the people hnve arranged for an nLoIi1fr1 lnlHy perfect control ul ta city for fourvnnrs vnnrs niort and tVHerMi VHerMi aconrdIntheir1an Mr Odcllotflk 1 In to m4kI1of U lo4IJIlbhr11 Vicurj rampalztii 111 nirTMt fare and JlrMurphy Murphy tp beneflflnr 0 contrncts fotjilu 1 tllrpofalonA Irflrsugod 10 rtnomIitPorgo IIHIH leotue B MtC luutb Inn who elt11lrm 1 ioUcmK11 hil boitfV fV crfrf That It IB tho onn of this meotItic Itic t tt ten peopln of Ntiw York city shouldIMVP IMVP siiirthuic to wij about their sovorniiieiit iiieiit ami IhT should ho noni I not eti OH thntfnpies tfnpies rct r pntntlvo to cipposn the rcprpniativiA 5 niativiA of the I OHM S and of thn tniBtHalidJi Ji c frnn n usploltlnt corponitions n inniiimnMt imnMt Independent with only thi InlrrcKtof of the tx opii at heart and bo I furthirIttfijrrrt Ittfijrrrt That tin indippiident ticket withmih mih a irnn at its head pnoiild Il noiidnmiteiI II rrotict Uiis olty ncnlnst tho continuancef fl f political robbery mom ohnmoless than linn ev r IICPM known PVPII In tho interestel el corrupt American city politic Chairman Stokes introduced Mr Hearstslawyer lawyer Clarence J Shcarn OB Imnn whohail hAt Miidlid tho hi quit its of tho frnncliiseMtuation situation Mr Slicarn started right Inwith with till lint onoOn On Monday a week ago In a downtown town office building a nefarious bargainvfls vfls cnterrd into The high contrnctinuparties parties wi ro tho Insurance nnd traction king Thomas F 1yan and the Kcpiiblican lican bow Hpnjnmiu II Odtll Ryans partof of the compact wnn to turn over to Odelltli tli w for rampnlKn purposes Themliticiana mliticiana part ul the bargain watt tolrvak lrvak tip thn fusion conferenco on falsepr pr oim and run a straight HepubllcJinticket ticket to reelect the Ons Man1Mr Mr Ilyan Wi in Montana on Mondaya I wwk ago according to the politicalrppprlrri rppprlrri rppprlrriThe The crowd poeniPd only mildly ostonIsiied Isiied to Mr Shean demanded to knowwhether whether it intended this nefarious brain gain to Ix carried out To ttiLi leadinguutation uutation tho common people answeredthat that they didnt At least twelve of cmlied lied Vo Tliis ticomed to satisfy Mrirarn Shrm who olforcd no proof of hia awulrpcamtlon declaration and ho proceeded to attack Murphy McCurren the gi company Sinndiiril Oil and no onWho cmpny Who would be happiest McClellan rererp rp lpftcd cried Mr Shearn expecting that every ono would say Murphy Theman man with tho quickest tongue yelled The McManus and spoiled the effect Mr Ol l I I I I X mfllnrst Shram closed wih kind words for Mr llnrst and the a letter WJIH read from Dr Purfcruirit who paid that ho didnt thinkmticli mticli r f municipal ownership ns long asinflivirliml inflivirliml interests wore properly cared fir hy private corporations Howfvtr ever c it is rny opinion tnt theMtuatinn Mtuatinn hero being whnt it isw wcm ou ht at ent tentatively t adopt I fytrm of municipal ownership only it 14 lo ifliorvd that the man who candidicy I to Ijc piil forward as rcproBentntlve of trio crhpnm willlw one of sufficient wisdomto to Appreciate 1k ditTiculties and of suHlcientKrenqlh Krenqlh end dignity of character to comiwnd iwnd popnlnr rc3 act ctherwlw the very iittomnts that nn made to promote thismnTptnrH mnTptnrH will only retire Ih progressnnd nnd rwitpone its raillzition John Iord mndo I i eoch an hour long the thI hOl hVy talk of tho nkh Thi ity he Haiti Is cumed by a p1cmthora thora rf liossns Kosd Odoll does his biwlnow nNi in tho ot cn Ho never pretended toto to nnytliinK hut a baS Mr Murphy II nnf thf r h nwi hut a new bOA Is now dlsv NIIorr the most cfnnKerus of nil becansono no po eM A too ot bosses I allude to theITlnco ITlnco of bosses Miss Sissy Cutting Hank Jfxl his day for doing harm to thecaiKeof caiKeof the pnojilois PMtI Mr KOP tnlled about a niVRtcrious billionln ha C lint wq t ho prl3yfNi IpO during the net four lam and cried Find thnJr dtllcl lat rcpwlpd1r All the time Jr Hearst was walking 10 and ow b hind tin siaKe occtdona1Iy going to thonr w for a sip of ppltm xt MIr Mr Ford had 11tl ed half an hourft ft lloarst camo unon the stage and theo f ns a MHprnMon of speech for two minutesnile nile Mr HParst received the initial cheoro or tho evenintt Ton Mr Ford disoussod J1 rent trollom whilo threo men In theatron rnipom fuROi with R furled banner trung on a rirv that stretched the rol Rtrethec across stagem nd ttiPn William Randolph Hearst I itroducnd W11am Heart 8 Tliev cluvTed three minutes for him whileR h R so with mlJltC his RDcech in nis hand Chairman Statics lat the table iUi nn iron ancu und seemed annoyed lt the iiroar Max hmBen did nCt ap31r I rR r ppnvlnhAS ap AS l Hearst began his speech tho mjro T I S ftlMlnH frtifM 4f r I itmg4 Ii rWfl mg4 id I idilNOX IHAT L HATyou IP P tIIll f mMe ii P IH Ij H j I A l is I WrT I I tv1zI rTI I I tf 1zI f ii I IH l tllhMlf BI AISMI49siR t trmI siR WifsII I IIIIAVfrflfliM frflfliM IU I mf I tI4 firflftIid t1 rif qf i I flMn fist 11 tt J11 fi It Jlsia Ih r f iI ftt 411 t giriuenf ly Itf tlvII41 Ylf 1 fnii ilI iiI1tII f jI I Irs if IssfIfl It 111 tl IP per fe IVI 110 I IrIit I Iit 1 If you Wrtm 44 Ml miII h4rniPl m fwit m tf In 1t fiitl ttIfS fntI tI rh4 ItII 111 rt nl gt I 11114 It t in 11f frIrlIim II r frr1IfItlf lt Jnt rsiti ole br I 1 siftif imi p t IInintHHiniH I yei wdnt ilsmsii lIn t r 1 tiiir li I ffml1 11 lint v wllr yttipNftafIs111o114 nintHHiniH rpflt i tIff imhlwifMln1f rtPI rmnm ymi mil tntn fur Mryitti MifiPi Ifl 1Ut 1 n el I sinti it yitti wnnl lit Itt the nuiil iifiimfiliitt nfMr 7 I 1Ill 1fl fwrl y h4 t I 1 rti nln4 11 ei roil t vite tr tv I 11 mi or Mr Murilif tn in nnd yon wont Aft llmlAnd 0111 tiMinMnliT thin Mint It ynn vnlnfor for Mr Mtirtiliy n tnnn or Sir OiHIn innnymi ymi mire tniiiiK for Mr Hjrunn innn Mrllyuti llyuti llm RUM lain the rlwtrln llddl nintillm llm tmniiU titan ll time rimtrnlkr of Ihnthighly highly mornl rfirKirnll n llm Kiiiitiilillilfn lilfn Iniiirniicv toinp ny loMtliinwi tin cnrporillon g1S1 Ji iKihrrn hrrn mid esIt llmrn millions In I iimlIhpjr Ihpjr nnmn tlm cnndldit Ant you volr forthin thin hnii htrn cundlUtn or flint iKitluhlnncnndldntn cnndldntn nn nn eamls of novprtimrntby by thn tinophv I d i not ouinp h rn l n tlntlfrInn Inn votnr of Nnw York You know whntkind kind of n RovrrntnKit you hnvn fo youknow know who I think In nt fmiltI I IKI not w li vn the rorjirirntlnriji nm A fault I do not b llnvK Hint Mr Murphyor or Mr tlu Mr Murphys man or SirOdollc Odollc man In nt fault 1 nm nfniiil you nrnnt nt fault Vim nm a slpvpinrt I jot tiledged by pygmlm Vak nj nomlnntehnmitt hnmitt Int thud Pttdfflt men men IlknJudge Judge Hvnhury or Serintmr Ford whom 1iim still sum will lend you to victory nnd restornthl thl city In n Kovornnient of thn iioaplnby by Ihii people aol fo tho po iplnChairman At the ronhlion If Mr 1learts pfhChnlrmRn Chairman Stokpx put the resolution Iwfornthn thn meeting 101 vole They worm adoptedunanimously unanimously Thpn a man In the body of thn housewild wild to l p Simon L evy who had been clamorIng log for recognition all through tim meetingnnd nnd who said ho wax a follower of HenryGeorge George nominated Hearst for MayorThem Them was nn outburst of pnthii in m andprobably I probably fifty men trio to second the nomination I nation and make speecheH while the handplayed noton Ant lpchC played The Star Npnngled Banner JohnFord Ford finally got tho floor nrtl secondedth the motion on behalf of thn plain peqiloDurbln Durhln Van 1eek of Brooklyn 01 F I I Porter nnd Charles K Oil followed suitThen Then Timothy HeR was allowed to gota a word in and he seconded tho nominationns I ns a member of an organization that ispast pMt and pone the Citizens UnionFinally I Finally Justice Heahury was broughtforward forward Ut said that tlm pnoplo had beenelecting electing t the State Senate men who oughtto to l o pent to States prison and it was timeto to quit talking and nominate Hearst Thonomination nomination wan then mnde unanimousHearst Hearst sat far back on the platform ant wore a pleased smileJohn John Martin moved that the Chair appoint np point n committee to carry out tho willof of tho meeting and prevail on Hearst to accept and also to make arrangementto to Ort the ticket and run the campaignTho Tho meeting adjourned and Hearst hada a hard time escaping the handshakersThe The cheers followed him clear into thostreet street He would nay nothing as to accenting centingChairman Chairman Stokes later named thus committee mittee to labor with Hearst and run thingsgenerally generally Justice Seahury John FordJ J A Martin of Manhattan and M J Flaherty herty and Durbln Van Vleck of BrooklynThe The committee it is expected will got together todayHAR liAR FOR OLD JUSTICESAssociation Association Vres That Incraham andCillilenleere Cillilenleere lie llrnomlnmtfdWilliam William B Hornblower at a meeting ofthe the Bar Association last night presentedresolutions resolutions favoring the renomination andreelection reelection of Justice Ingraham and Justiceflildorsleeve flildorsleeve The resolutions reaffirmed theprinciple principle that members of the Judiciarythat that have bean efficient and able shouldnot not be retiredAlton Alton B Parker Mr Hornblowor nndWalter Walter S Taylor spoke in favor of the adoption tlon of the resolutons and they were adoptedVicePresident unanlmol1l1ly VicePresident Davies of the Bar Association tion who presided named the followinga a committee to present the resolutionsto to the county conventions of all the political litical parties Alton B Parker HenryE E Howland James E Auerbach HenryW W Taft and Edward M ShepardJerome Jerome to Talk to Labor UnionsDistrict District Attorney Jerome who acceptedon an invitation to attend a meeting of thoCentral Central Federated Union before the lateSam Sam Parks was convicted has received aninvitation invitation from the Associated BuildingTrades Trades to appear at its weekly mooting onSaturday Saturday and talk about labor graft Heattend notified the body that he will not be able toattend attend Its meeting on Saturday but willbo bo pleased to be present on October UCits CIte Indorse Murphy and KlineMembers Members of the Citizens Union in Brooklyn lyn will be active in the campaign in thatborough borough regardless of the action of thecentral central body Tho organization in thoTenth Tenth Assembly district has recommendedto to the Republicans to renomlnnte Assemblyman blyman Charles F Murphy Similar actionwas was also taken in tho case of Col ArdolphL L Kline of the Fourteenth Regiment theAlderman Alderman from the districtThe The WeatherStintp Stintp declines In temrxrMurr were rfclstered Inmost most of the Atlantic Coast Stairs and rut GullStairs Stairs on Tuesday nlzht and ycstrrday mornlnebut but U became steadily warmer In tbe Middle Atlantic lantic and New Kagland Stutrs as the day waiedIt It continued cooler In the South Atlantic and CultStain Stain and wa trnrrally warmer In the MissouriValley Valley Moderate tcmperaturea prevailed tn allacetloni acetloniThe I The hljh prrmure area was central over themiddle middle Ohio Valley and spread from the AtlanticCoast Coast to the Hock MountainsIn In this city the day was fair cooler In ths morntne tag rrowlne warmer wind fresh westerly averaeehumidity humidity M per cent barometer corrected to readto to sea level M S A M 2900 a P M 2081The The temperatuie yesterday as recorded by theomcUl omcUl thermometer la shown In tim annexedtae tae 190S lOCH 1005 IDll4IIflIr3 IIflIr3 if OPJr7I tor6 12M 13 W I 9P M3jilt tI 31 M77 69 t2 Mid OS UU1ch Hlhet temperature 78 at 4 PwAllnlllorCl itWAHnlNOTOX WAHnlNOTOX rOBKCXiT rORTODAT AKDIOMOBROWFif Fif eaittm New York ana New Jersey fair today dav ana tomorrow llfht to Ire 1 MuUuwl to JoufJiirirnti irirntiFor For Netr England falrtoday and cooler 10 northwest west portion fair tomorrow fresh southwest tosouth south windsFor For the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware ware and eastern Pennsylvania fair today andlomorrow tomOrrOW llrht south winds becoming variableKorwestern Korwestern Pennsylvania western New Yorkfair 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thP41 ITI I port WPM enlld to hl nflmillon Iin nmIn In IhU light III liy nnd I think JndxinKfrom from Ih loll II Ilnn tint I will win Ilinvn have Imd nn cotnniunlciitl with Mr Cattidy tidy or hi nlllrri sine I rwlKned us CornmU mU lofinr of Pitlillo WiirUn My tc tltlotiMRnwl signed with ZO flame will h romplptedi i tomorrow My frlcml4 Imv nor fill tlApn Ilroulll leot troitbl In getting Hgnnturw I pouldhave have gotlrn tho cntir V JJ right In my f wnwanl I I wanl in the town of Nnwtown hut I pn1fprrnd I fprrnd to hay the entlru borough rpi rsont Inh sont d on the fietltionI II I I nm in llm light tohpnpflf tliPtaxpnyernto II to whom a great Injustice has beemi donePersonally I Personally I hove no desiro to run Inn 1 have teen urged to mnko this hnttle tvIH 10 many people limit 1 rnnt WP how I canre1tte jrefute refute I hit that in the way things nrlhrln iliplng being run I would huvn to get out nndhead head an opposition movrnumt to the present I ent organ izn lionMr Mr Berrncl declined positively to discus cus the manner in which he had beentreated treated by President assidyOur Our relations have always been plpaant ant and no hard words ever parsed between tween us was all that ho would wiyHis His friends however were not HO reticent Ictnt cent Thny pointed out in the first placehow Ihow how the Borough President had diOrirnInatee iinated mated against Newtown in the matter ofimprovements iImproemenl improvements how it was utterly impowHible Hible to get him to do anything for Otf1 betterment of the neighborhood whilethousands thousands upon thousamlH hud wn spentin in other sections Coining down to thepolitical Ipolitical political side of the matter they reralledthat Ithnt that when Cassidy made his first bid torIpl1drhlp Ileadership leadership after the death of John MaddenMr Mr Bcnnel and his friends loyally support I ported him in the face of tho nllu ilion of Kichard Croker and Tammiuiy Hallwho I who bad picked another mnn for the lobIt It was this support they said that electedhim him Borougb President in 1001 and in 1803nnd nnd made him tim undisputed louder of thpDemocratic I Democratic forces in Queens After tholast last election it was further declared Passidy sidy who seemed to lx deeply grateful toBermel Bermel and his friends for the steadfastmanner manner in which they had stood by himvoluntarily voluntarily announced in the presence ofseveral several of Berrncls follower thnt the nomi I nation would go to Bnrniel this yearHelylng Helylng on this promise tho Democraticorganization organization of Xewtown indorsed thocandidacy candidacy of Bermel by nn overwhelmingmajority majority Cassidy immediately got busyand and net in motion the machinery for hisown own renomination It won then that MrBermel Bermel resolved to resign BH Commissionerof of Public Works and accept tho fusion nomination nationCussldy Cussldy is now doing his utmost to spoilthe the plans of the fusionlsts Some of thedelegates delegates to the Republican convention oreunder under obligation to him in the matter ofcontracts contracts and patronage These men aregoing going about sneering nt Bermel and demanding manding a straight ticket But they aredecIdedly decIdedly In the minority The bet theycan can hope to do is to make a row in the convention vention A good deal of the kicking comesfrom from Flushing where the Republican leaderis is said to have intimate business and professional fessional relations with the Democraticleader leaderTho The most amusing thinK in the wholecampaign campaign was the manner in which Cassidy had himself requestedby the wilted Democratic cratic clubs of the borough to permit hisname name to be submitted to the Democraticconvention convention It was only after the candidacy dacy of braid was announced that hefound found it necessary for this move Thnofficers officers and members of those clubs arealmost almost to a man carried on tho payrollsof of tho city King Joe was besought totake take the nomination again by such disinterested terested citizens ns Senator Keonan hisbandy bandy man at Albany Judge Humphreyof of Jamaica and Hupt PowersCasuldy Casuldy was almost moved to team bythese these appeals and allowed himself to bepersuaded persuaded to decent the nomination forwhich which ho has been laying pipes for the lasttwo two years With his breast heaving withemotion emotion and his voice trembling lip saidI 1 can only say after hearing thin unanimous mous expression of opinion in favor of myagain again becoming your candidate that nomatter matter what my fooling may bo or my desire to retire to privatfl lifo Theroof roof did not fall Inl I feel that it is only just that I should answer your call and doall all that in me lilll to help improve our borough ough Loud cheers from the payrollpadders padders Cassidy has also been working hard toget get indorsements of his candidacy fromvarious various political business and social organizations rations in tho borough Ills resolutionbureau ibureau bureau is in charge of Matthew J Goldner ner who when there is nothing doing inthe I the political line acts an Superintendentof of Sewers in Queens You can have resolutions lutions ready made or resolution drawn toorder order Of course tho political organizations tions have passed them by the bushel butCassidy Cassidy struck a snag when ho sought toreach reach tho various taxpayers associationsA A letter was sent to every one of thoseorganizations organizations thirtytwo in number askingfor for indorsement but not a solitary one hasresponded respondedtary Well hes roOt a check Mid the secretary tary of one of these DH8oclotlonllyeererday day Why it was a taxpayers association tion that first showed up tho corruptionin in his administration and brought on oninvestigation investigation by tho Commissioners ofAccounts Accounts It isnt very likely thnt we willIndorse indorse his administration now in iowof of the way our money has been squanderedOn On the contrary we will do our best to defeat feat him at tho polls tills falIoant One of the most enthusiastic of tho Bormol mol followers is former District Attorney John B Merrill n Democrat He has dono rare work in licking the fusion ticketinto I into hapeand I Joe Cassidy la a beaten man todarand and he knows It declared Mr Merrillyesterday yesterday Thats all I care to nay aboutthe I the political situation in Queenu I 5 I re 0 Tltof Mi 1tf flg titUh fl Uh WrhVI f In Itrfld l tan htLQrlls tfin LQrlls I in MnJlfgtwiteh whsh 114 111 1ttIfIt A11tf fltvirwI J virwI fIItI1ttlly In 4 ftar4fItl tIfvIft1ti fvIft1ti 0lfilf ltJKif Alii MlMff 3K iiIf1Ot44lI III M 3 Mff KrtTAMUNY It f ItI I esI I ImANnvigior TAMUNY SIMB KOI FILLEDit t I N f wMifiv tv mim it HI 1111 rinnti ii IllI I IriMN nf Hfllll Hffll ifliHtMfl 1tt tlirlrIIn MKIiit Drill IlirNlmi It fill Hrf 4Hillil j Ilth lf Mill Huhc 4ii rr lif atC 4rIll I C 11 4115 t I t PtII It I I IHII tt I ittlbs lbs ItrtTl iiff Will Irtl isf s ls fini iimnr juliet fof lumIIwm f llm llmtfilit it lUlxrinrn Iw nil Iwiti 1 nflml yrlTlin flue l tlnrfiiHr ft rftiitlilllliw tnrl ll ofnlhL rilght sit lli DrtniHTAlIt t lull ml adIftitllfPfts I JII iiiiiiiiM niMrid In llm rnndliMlwnlilnl iiwattled wnlilnl lor imrrtrll nf lie 1IIr suit diflIhr I 1111 0 401 Ill 1111 14 IINh I 11111 Ihr imididnlr wlm K ii taslam at net I ti bet vsthe the mpjiort of unties I Murphy l a IVtrlrkI I MrOdtrnii of Ihii IVurfivnlli dl lrlrtllr lie Will rmonimrtidril ilnlin T OitklnyIhr Ihr liidr of the district nnd 1104 Mm inMr ilqrsrtnsi t cf rrhhlIIII IIllryI Mr Mrflnwnn II n nmtmfiif umr of iindcrrMhiM I clot n i rn lii t Twelfth a trfp wlurnIin I tie dact llvri lie nrlioo i wn n cninmlnlonor nlonor iinilcr Mnyor Vnii Wyi nndwn juiton on tin lbs rd of KilnmfUitt Rrt11I UM vest ricy by Mayor MrClrllfin Ito M reputed to Imiltliy weiltlty H n Irilln lit tin W cst Hldii Havlnn lnn Kink nnd I II tnwtfNi of Si AnnsChurch Church lln M VI ynrr old Nfl toni jlllnllIIt Connictlrut nml Ims boon In Im ilnp44 inlhl t lit city nlioiil I wont y i irll I li would probnbly have I Tn clol glut I cclhi Inot nlRht an t lie CIIIU lit t for the prn ld tipynf nf Ihn llonrd of Ald rmrn ndlllllllll f rlnndnof of ThornnH K Qiilnlan and of John T MrlnllIho the Tninmnny londor of him Ronrd of Aldermen men urKod HIM cIa I imi of thoo two menon on tho committoi Ill llrooklyn niPinIKTH I ion of the commit l v lit 1111 lIlrIlllIll thuvwould would takn no pnrt In tho fUClI iin Imciu ciu o it was n matter for thn ManhattanmiinbcTji miinbcTji lo work out nnd it was then resolved solved thAt t lie ii i t i monte deI lon nhoiildU U left until today It is bcliovi tnnt another effort will lieimiaIe made to Kt ibomus M Mulry to talc llmnomination nomination If tin is uvnrwi the iiroliibllityto to that Mr MrGuwan will be namtd nl toniKhts nights conventionCommunications Communications wero received by thepomrnltUo pomrnltUo from Mayor Met lpilan midHerman I Herman A Mot coIimefi lug formally totheir I their nominations for Mayor and Comp troller Charlen V Kornfn President ofthe j the Hoard of Aldermen also accopto1 thoinvitation invitation of the committee to preside owrIhe j the cnnvpntlon which takes place tonightIn In CarnoKlo HIIIThe iTho The convention will bo called to order I promptly nt 733 oclock Thomas Furadywlll uradywlll ho the chairman of the coisimnittecon ion on resolutions Eusono A Philbin WillI nominate Mayor McClellan ned the ffiCondInK i InK Hi ech will Iw made by Comptrollertrout trout rnprt pntlnR Brooklyn AssiittantCorporation JCorlomtion Corporation Counsel William II hluglle4of iof of Brooklyn will nominate Mr Motx forComptroller Comptroller Thonias K South of Mnnhiittan hutton Frank t Hoillv of Jvincs K MVltt I Vltt of Hlchmond A auRhnn of Qiu pnand and Maurice Cohiii of Tho Jironx will l othe the cecrotarieMTho I Tho candidates will bo notified of their Inominations nominations I riiinci list t eiy and thcirsiH cho4nf I of acceptance will le nut dr here and thenTho Tho hilat tOfu which was drafted nt Intntht Inights nights nuetinz of tho cornmittro will contain alit a plank advocating tho taking over bytho tho city of espiriuK mnclilscH nnd thomunicipal municipal operation of public utilities irCAltllEV HIDES HIS SIt TEDiii lint its Known That Illdcvvay Is Slat nlfor for IlrooM nH HoroiiKli IVcsldentSenator Senator P H McCarron on whom theDrmocrntio Drmocrntio AshPinbly district lenders inHrooklyn Brooklyn on Tuesday night in a fornmlresolution resolution imposed the responsibility ofFolectinR selecting tho candidates to Ixi nominntrdat lilt tho County convention on SaturdaycveninR evening yesterday declined to mnko nnystatement I statement as to his proltable action In thomatter matter That former District Attorney Jnmos W lirl WRY however won slotodfor for tho Presidency of the borough wasaccepted accepted on all Rides as n certainty It isalso also elioved thnt County Clerk EdwnrdKaufmann Kaufmann will Ito rcnominated in plto oftho the strenuous factional opposition In hisown own Assembly dist netthe SevonteenthAYhile While also personally favoring tho renominatlon motion of Register Matthew K Dooleywith with a view to tho establishment of complete plete harmony in the organization SenatorMcCarron McCarren It is thought will have to makesome some other selection in view of tho formidable dable protests on tho part of tho antiDooleyites Dooleyites in South Brooklyn SenatorMcCarren McCarren may not disclose his full slateuntil I until tomorrowPLEXTl PLENTY OF POLICE TOXIGHTTwo Two Years Ago Them Was Riot and ClnbLaw Law Outside Tanunanji Convpntlnnlorough Borough Inspector Brooks visited Tammany many Hall to learn tho details ns to delegatesand 8an and alternates at tho Tammany city convention mention at Carnegie Hall tonight TwoyealllllRo years ago when Low was Mayor tho policearrangements arrangements for the Tammany city convention iventi vention were en inadequate that them was ariot riot in front of Carnegie Hull Many delegates gates were unable to get within a stonesi throw of the place IIndoonof persons hailtheir I their clothing torn ns tho noliuo charged ontho tho mob Inspector Walsli had charge ofthe I the police arningomentfl thenIt It is understood that Police CommkionorMcAdoo McAdoo personally gave the order II Inipector ipector Brooks to see that there phall be norepetition repetition of the disorder this year Inspector spector Brooks said yesterday that ho hadprovided provided proper entrances for delegatesand and alternates and would eco to it thnt thoy had access to tho building He also said thatthe the public would not bo permitted to monojiolize lize the seats in tho hall to tho exclusion ofthoso those entitled to themttHOOKLlX ttHOOKLlX tLSIOlSTS HOPECol Col Unity Thinks an Arrangement for aCount Count Ticket Will He MadeThe I The fusion movement In Brooklyn ofwhich which Col Michael J Dady is the chiefpromoter promoter made no perceptible progressyesterday yesterday in the direction of making upa a composite county ticket Col Dady however expressed strong confidence lastnight night that the county convention which isto to moot at Prospect Hall on Saturday afternoon noon would ho not only the largest but I tim most jubilant political gathering of thekind kind over held in that boroughThe ITho The program as nt present arrangedIs Is to place three Republicans on tho county ticketMajor Frederick V K Elwtclnformer fonner Deputy Police Commtailonor forPresident President of the Borouch Alfred T Hoblnv for Sheriff and Philip T Williams forCoroner Coroner of tho Eastern District giving tho Itccisterc the County Clerk and thooutside other Coronor to thin roprclllItollwlj of Ihoolltalde outside organizations With such a tickettho the fuHionists it is believed would civntho Ute Democracy a hard battle OfROOf ROW AT DIME ft POKIERntrtn 4Ip lit lilt PUlS ntrtnni fit II rri 1 niKM ftrf9 liifsqsifvw t fHf WIftHIllis ItHfl rt Ii rt11f 4pintftiI iI fIs IIt9II fltt 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fiin II Iwmli itt Iw rrnntlrmnf nf wolfIsH In I ill rinriHi f i Icn unit rnllndII II Inrtllllun UMIWhen When I H wnt nliriind I dldtil lttiiiivcmhr II I whf I was itshva Ilin nirifnriirtit wnntpilIn I In Itlersaae lt cwe4a I liked II In FrnficnMil Mil iillff n WillIe I bf iitnn lyilivlnrnij IhntIlirM IlirM win t mi fur nwnr fn in Ilin ImVi IeKin eKin nnd I Ininn Hi n Hint I roiilifn tIIIIIK I IIIIIK tninlf iiiniim the iiniiinriiiU If IInjriil Injriil thrrn t lrt nn My ks lln lint IIIn lrnlt uNIInl ha hi to I it Iii hit vc i iIl lII I III n fnrflKii nilwill in my tnmiich nnd tny fit n Illlltlil IIIIM 1111 lIf llifMM 1Ihl Id Imliiinind I liiinind Jr iMfirnnl nun only1A IlllIlIly A Nlndy of Din iiilininUfiHtliin nnd illrilllii rilllii I V if Hi iinnlH in HIP vnl MtntK oflnrii IhIM I lnrii hIM II Ifiui VPry illffrtpnt fromiirH Imiir iirH I think I heIr i wrotiK ROIl imrnllKht I I gill Thpy nwhn ii in cultism fir n oliliorUP I UP IIIH n hr II Unit unlfnrni which by theWIM 11 WIM inildw him ttioiiuinli nf n t it ritt IiiUe1n n pirfpit in ihlnlhi work well until n tonIK IK knockd riiit nnd thpii t lie nmuhltm hIll I I I 1 Nn Olin nut keep anarrny from lMnRi I ilefiiiltil bill svn ought to lw a bin to provnntrout rout A fiimon French gnWTil hai Hskedif II if I In Komnmitits of KtiroM nn not forgetting getting tho inornlo of till wildicrs in altnnlinn I linn to lln liiritrumriitM of war Fortyy I YtlIf iigii linn Mcado tried to mak thniuiviito I iuiviito soldier nn Integral part of the nrtnyrnidy rnidy to take till place nf hU officer In any I pinerKonev runt in the principle whichwi1 wi1 should COOt Inc to followNow Now that I am hack home like thin mannt nt ii trvbiirR Im horn tft stay Immvir mvir Ruiiii nwny again linicsq the SheriffIraRw drag mo toni my houce and in tho futurens ns in the pnt I tiofm to Himnd porno of myhiiiiiwt hiiiiiwt mommiti with tho old coinradMIve wiiti I scem her tirigImtchnn I Ive tuino from Va hlnRton to attendwild wild Set rotary lUxit who won next Introliicid liicid lnKTWsc I was drawn irrenistililyhi hi a docii and Htrinz xyrnpntliy and wtlrm1Ullilurli aal loyal friendship for ournt honored guestI I cl1nt claim comradeshiof hi R technicalielt4 ielt4 though I can In thin broader ceriseof of sympathy and triutUmI I cim rlaini comradeship through manyn n year of nnfuiliiiK and iinwn rini fricndHhip Hhip t Ii roll ghi my admiration for him nn afriend friend nuijccl OH a man nnd for the vayhe he bias IwiPllted our beloved country asAmlMmKadiir AmlMmKadiir td Franco For eight ycnrslie lie represented us in such a loyal npirit andwith wit h stiih true patriotUm that we all owe hima a debt of cratitudvtl Our diplomatic service is in many reupoctt upoctt defective Vo lank thn machineryarid arid provision for effective action wliicnni IIOt great coiiulrip havo V o ore nblotr CIJ pet along only liemuuj when occasiondnniiiiidn dnniiiiidn I Ii i fortunnto Kopla find thatthrough through Anudwin liniin nml good AmericancYiiiimon cYiiiimon np tlieru tunw up the man whofrom from his own rvcolilts supplies tho deficiency ficiency of Ihn machinIlmt Ilmt H wlint HOITCP Porter did in 8Sduring during t hut eventful limn of our war wit hiS Spain when luroptvin 011111 cut ions woreliiimlnciit liiimlnciit His serviciw were worth Untold I told million to this country Hin retioiircofiilncM4 fiilncM4 hi adaptability to turning his handlodoiiiit lodoiiiit lilTorpiit thiiiKrt inndn Paris become I the diplomatic center of affairs On account count of his skilful and untiring effortswo wo had III Vanliingtrm thn benefit of infonnatlon fonnatlon and knowleilgo which went Tarto to make Etiropeati intervention impOHnil nil le il1lpIIiM His services were not such OH sire hlazonnd onnd forth in the headlines of newspapersFew Few people know what they were but thosofew few know that few happier things havehappened happened to tho American people thanthat that the own ni U of lcn finint was at thehelm helm of the diplomatic chip in that criticaltime itlnll time Ho has performed another great servicelie iUD lie was not the Ambassador of ono Boveroignto to another but tho Ambassador of onopcoplo people to another people Ho wont fromthn thin people of tho LnlUd States to tho pooploof of 1 rnnce and filled Ills plnco ns an exampleto to the French of uplondid AmericanismThey They could Judge from him what mannerof of men wero our public taco IVeginningwith with IJenjamln Franklin and ending withHorace Horace Porter tho French must have agood good opinion of us from the fluidity of menwo wo send them nn our representativesMr Mr Root concludexi by paying a compliment mont to tho French an n people of nobilityor or character chivalrous sentiment delicatetaste taste and commanding ability Ho thenalluded alluded to the civil war I1A tho period whonmen men roso ibO the sordidness and Belflnhness ness of material thing and thore was docloped cloped n spirit to which Is duo nil the greatness ness of the nation sinco that timeWhen When Admiral SiEsheo arose to speak hewas was greeted with rios of Remember thoMalnu Malnu and with prolonged applause Hofald said that Ambassador Porters services inthe the recovery of Paul Joness body and thosubsequent subsequent coromonicM liad been of greatvnlue value among other ways in bringing thoarmy army and navy closer together GenO 0 O Howard nlso spoke Admiral Scbleywalkwl walkwl in when the other diners were attho the table but was not called upon to speakRen Gen Huhbard announced an importantclmnRo dAn o in tho constitution of the organization zation which van adopted at the quadrennial rennial meetlna several woefcs ago Uoretoforo toforo membership has descended to malesof of a collateral branch In dnfaull of directissue issue jim amendment places the orgnnixntion xntion on tho same basis in thU respectna na Is the Order of tho Cincinnati with thedirect direct issue of tho member alone eligibleAccused i I Accused of Kohlilng Ilinry IV SavacfBOHTON BosToN Oct 4 Howard B lentcmshler acHshlrr cashier in Henry W Savages real estateotllce otllce here was arrested and taken to policehendquartem hell quartn this afternoon on n chargeof of embt77linK 81900 Tho actual shortageis is naid to ho about 10000 Lent was underbonds bonds in the Fidelity and Deposit Companyof of Maryland and his arrest was broughtabout about through tho attorney of that company pany Ijcnt is about 33 years oldUAN jIIAPPV hAPPY TKETHTOOTH IIThe The Tooth PowderThat That Preserves Teeth d r Fashion it Tuminr BIucI Iftd I 1 ftd frrfrf4 nnw 11M MkJ J It frIIJIy tvrpri ri Ihl fnur 5 a f40t 1 p4ef W 411 I Vm4f Jftt I ftt tit k ii nllWl tFttif 1 AItrlf rlf Iftth jIJtif l tiitcstn I 1 eiiI I b4is f tIY I1i mfiVut tlnII I I rIf 1IIr WI 4Vwf t I 9 4 II I 1 f h IIfII I I t tlic IfII II fIttf1t fIAI 5 5 f rftIptli I s tuli fIti is I ru J tfJm1Jfr ft fA I9ft I I 9ft Uct fWM A l WM VOOEL EONfifflldW4y fifflldW4y 111111tffl SI I 1lli tttntnn tit Hiflin gflvIlflrrllr flin rmMfttl m ttrtfltr t ttll IMrliMIn In iMiinf hint tfiijeylsrnefaftiflWifnt W tiflWifnt fri i rtivrMrirr Fill ImilA A but WMfiffWil i lIlt lltH Irnlllrflf IIIhe he Whlln llwtM liiniithl f ift Iliollir IIJIIIII mt tltlt nnf n III llir fIMI Itllnot nf tn fat hItiInsril fiinti MiifiiUiin niTitirn ffniti Its WurDiHflinotil DiHflinotil lr Km HlHM fi nirlmint Imlillwf illwf runt iti Krrililnl Ihn I hits 1 ni rmmldlTrtlM dlTrtlM fW 1tt InlIIII intii iII II WA dKrliloil hut IIrl lltn lrshn1iISnfl KUi 1iISnfl rotnmlMMtry Iwirrnl of Ilin urnirmi shall Is nfpsclmitvcI I ltlJflr1 III sueesti mi ilMiuMMJin fiilOnorienr ilnniMllwhnnthptitlinr thptitlinr ref I ris ni Ihn ninth of lhl mon I hbet bet Wetcctu Im hnd rt Vnrlnil AtIllYIIrI1I ntpfrlrnet Jer slitS IniliiilInK nrvn III lie linnni IIn hn will iiflnr hill Jrliint Inn lo n MiijnrInnrinlry Innrinlry ism nwlxflnil In onn fIr thn greatmitllltary tnllltnrr dlvlnlonn nf Ihn country It Nlifftlmbln IIrr thnt Col Henry I Sharps nf thnHtiM HtiM tnn n npnrtmnnt will hic RIIIellIIeclrnnmnlvsaryhmmral rominl wiryJnnnriil In iclsri nf flniH Wlnn Ht irptiiry Tuft wild hint It wits d Hdi ltoiilRht toiilRht to IIHTMIM tIme military forrr InIfiiwnll lftt watt from two cf m nnp Ui II iMlUllonnf nf Infantry Thn reaoon for thin IH thnlin in lie opinion of lie IrpKld nt and rrrtary cry flirt II larger forc Inil v lrahlt to up hold tilt dIgnIty andpriillRi of thp lnllndStnt Stnt fl In thus Havnllan ManilaMMVT IJIfIT Itnln MMVT HKTlnX TOltmlmoIsIererp 1TOHKliliol liliol lrrrr fnlon Mow Kxfirrlii tn llrlnrknl ieekmilflip OutTlie flip iphol ternp union at a moptlriKla last evening in flrollit Hall 147 KantKlftythinl Klftythinl street voted against obeyinKan an order nf till general arbitration board oftho the BuildIng Tnidw Employers lo call offlt its strike nsniiiflt tIm Interior Docoratorxnnd and Cabinet Makers AssocIation rxndiniarbitration arbitrationTho I Tho matter will now go before the boardof of governors of tho employers a ociationwhlcb which will declare tho upholsterers unionlocked I locked out Tho following statement wamade made yesterday by Jamett Hatch businessapentof agent of the unionIn In all probability our union will be 111111 pencled but it is tho fault of tho employ emtrade IWu Wu RIIO them according to the rule In thetrade ttrado trade agreement ninety days notice thatwo we wanted a change They put us off fromtimo time to time and In the meantime tho Independent 1 dependent employers who employ themajority majority of our men gave IM the advanceof of 60 cents a day which wo demandedTho The association made propositions to usand hut when we met them they had ohanidiind and had s new offer including the cuttinltrloWII Iing down of overtime Einally we had a meeting ing before the strike at whioh thoy proposalto to continue at the present wages untilJanuary January 1 and arbitrate the demondsThl This would be unfair to the independentemployers employers BO we strucky N v OVO TAKES HIS LIFEBrother Brother of Princeton Professor lampsMerboirrt 1 Merboirrt on Trip to Norfolk NonroiK Va Oct 4N C Long ofChapel Chapel Hill N C a former representativeof of Spalding Bro New York and a brotherof of A W Long professor of English atPrinceton Princeton University left Baltimore forNorfolk Norfolk Monday night on the steamboatGeorgia Georgia His stateroom was empty nettmorning morning This note to his brother wasleft left MY DEAR XINKS My past years lifohas has been so full of trouble that I have hadanother another attack of nerved I cant stand itso so nay goodnight with heaps of love to allX X C LONOPlease Please bury mo where my body is foundAnother Anotber letter of the same tenor wasfound found addressed to another brother ThomasH H long who 11 in this city seeking furtherInformation Information Long spent the Rummer atVirginia Virginia Bench for his health He was 29years years old and unmarried Brooding overTV 10AAfJII In speculatIon Is Mid to have been thecnu cause of the sulclleTr TUG AI CLUOATThe The Little Fellow Takes the fig FellowDown Down to De NaturalizedAdolf Adolf Zlnk a lillputian actor had hisfather father Johann put through tlie naturalization lization mill in the post office buildingyesterday yesterday When Adolf showed up a DeputyMarshal I Marshal advised him to beat it A kidllko like you cant git no pnrers here said heIs Is that so replied Adolf puffing out afifteen fifteen inch chest I should llko to Inform form you sir that I have been a citizenthese these seven years Moreover I supportmy my father mother threo sisters n brotherAdolf and their five childrenAdolf Adolf is 82 years old and weighs seventypounds pounds His father is more than si r feettall tall His brothers and sisters are also bigand and stalwartAlTOMOlHLERS AlTOMOlHLERS 1VAItEDTh The Constables II Catch Em If They Sperilon on the Cup CourseMINEOIA MINEOIA L I Oct 4 Automobilersvisiting visiting Long Island are warned that thoWilliam William K Vanderbilt Jr cup course ispatrolled patrolled by constables who will arrestall all those violating the legal speed limitThl ThIs is a sign that was posted In conspicuous ous places all along the course today byordor omar of Robert L Morrell chairman oftho tho racing committee of the AutomobileAssociation Association of America Mr Morrell saidho ho put up tho signs there for the enlightenment mont and protection of the automohi1latAI as well as to enforce the law and protecttravelers travelers on the roadNew New C P n Stock iMurMONTREAL MONTREAL Quaboo Oct 4At the annual mini mooting of tho Canadian Pacific Railway way Company today the directors wereauthorized authorized by the stockholders to makea a new issue of stock to the amount of 17600 000 to provide for additional rolling stooKin in order to meet the growing demandsupon upon the company The huIs of the newIssue Issue has not been officially Announcedbut but it h understood the new stock will boissued issued to the stockholder at jar in theproportion proportion of one share to fifteenII II O Train DerailedCONNEMSVIUE CONNEMSVIUE Pa Oct 4Train Xo 1 the Fairmont express on the Baltimoreand and Ohio Railroad was wrecked by aspreading spreading rail shortly after 6 oclock thismorning morning at Hound Bottom two miles southof of Morgantown W Vn Thies conchesleft left the rails on a curve and tumbled overtlio the bank on tho edge of the MononcuhelaKlver River Fifteen or eighteen persons wereInjured Injured nine of them seriously Coward4pJl pJlCoward 1Coward Coward ArfhSworllflfl ShoeTlilflflKulnl This lfeln I CowarI is heat zndto lo Klvn Ihn nwiliil support nt Ilnpreol preol o point whoro so ninny footnr are wnnk HID nriliJlullt Jlullt lulu the flluink rind onllrolyconcon concon nd hut for t hit thron rlvotitppcnrlnur itppcnrlnur on tho tnulurfiirfiico IsflttcuI nflttcil flttcil tnottil support which holdstho tho nlioo sntiplv up Into the InstepTh14 ThN tboI ii ely provitiN flatfoot foot TliPffs great comfort In ItFor For Men AVoturn ntul ChildrenSOLD SOLD MOWHEKB HLSBJANES JAMES S COWARD26S274 26S274 Greenwich St N VKiiR SEaS WARIIM urntirMull Mull Orders Plllnl Send lorCatakgiisTailor Tailor Shola llOFltth AyeSTYLE STYLE Good taste expressed pressed in good formAtfrrlwnj AtfrrlwnjIntern Intern Elutljwillustrate illustrate this fact at theLambert Lambert Store Theygive give you Style thatwhich which is approved by thebest best dressed men whosechoice choice tf apparel is dictated toted by good taste andcommon common senseU U the Man Who We in Them z Suits and Overcoats 20 to 40The The best the best customtailor tailor can do at half his pricesSalesrooms Salesrooms 39 and 41 Cortlandt StreetCtothrs clothe Also atFurnishing Furnishing No Havenshow show ictte Asrrnt ConnHals Hals i17 ghORNiERS HORNERSFURNITURE HFURNITURE FURNITUREThe The Standard in quality and styleVERITABLE A VERITABLE EXPOSI IL L T10 N of everything ofmerit merit in the Furniture worldin in all the fashionable designsand and finishes with unequalledchoice choice in all lines aptly Describes scribes our Fall displayWith With a stock so perfect in itscompreherHveness cornprehen I yen essembody ing everything of beauty andmerit merit in the extreme art productions ductions in cold furniture ofour our own direct importationwith with the strong effectivenessof of the plainer lines for the dining ing room bedroom libraryand and hall every requirementand and taste can readily be satisfied isfiedR R J HORNER CO COFurniture Furniture Makers and ImportersWest West 23 StreetOl 63 OSTHE THE MANHATTAN STORAGEWAREHOUSE AND WAREHOUSE COMPANYIndfetnirtlljle Indfetnirtlljle FIre nod Uurjlar ProoftrehoiiMs trehoiiMs cxlnjton Ave lIlt nil 2d SUand and OfflMit h Ave Ud and UU SUSuperior Superior tovaataee and unexcelled security f for hereto or Furniture MerchandIse ud Vluablet uabletBAIR BAIR nrposiT BOXKS u PER YKARVAULTS VAULTS ran SILVER TRUNKSFurniture Furniture Omamenti etc carefully packedVan Van wrvlce by killed workmenillustrated illustrated descriptive iiamplilet KOt on application plicationInspection Inspection nt Inilldlnrs InvitedADIIIAN ADIIIAN ISKLTX JU LAWRENCE mMSeny Seny and Trfa PresctMst Mst te ttbtw 380382 BROADWAY COM WHITKIncreased Increased Population In Dunkirk andJamrotown JamrotownALBANV ALBANV Oat 4 Dunkirk has a population ion of 15551 an Increase compared with 1000 of 3635 The population of JarnMtown town U 28100 an increase of 3208 1

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MKiill lix inod llmt IIP ihuiiRlit IliaJiiilun 1114 bill for thl current ytr Including ding nn ItmtIi of bolt IwlOSO repr s nllnslih hIM ohnro of n rwovrry for tho New YorkMfn Mfn In a milt Ralimt thl Hlutu wouldmount mount to about 1105000Mr Mr MoCall declAred that his companyWHM WHM rM lfpnNl and harand to deathIn In every State In tho Union In h flrnt fouror or flvo inonthH of each year by the Introdiictlnn diictlnn Into the IogUlatiirec of ntrike lilllsHfl Hfl aowTtcd that In his opinion thrcefourthnof of tho Insurance bills Introduced In thoIiORlrtlaturoH IiORlrtlaturoH of the United Htat H ore nothing ing more or le than blackmailing meWUr urw The managements of the Insurancecompanies companies ho Mild really are frightenedHomotlmen Homotlmen at the magnitude of thesemeoHtireH meoHtireH and It l for the purpone of combating bating them that the New York Life malnUia Uia KH leginlatlvo department with Hamilton ilton at Ite hradMOALIi MOALIi KNOWS Or NO POOLMr Mr McCall denied all knowledge of apool pool among the three big Insurance companies panes for expense incurred In supervising vising legUlatlon all over the UnitedHtatrti Htatrti Alfred W Maine associate auditor tor of the Kxiultable teuttfled before theInvfutlcating Inv tigattng committee lost week ttiatthere there WQ BUOTI a pool and that the exporwos porwos of the legUJatlve repreaentntivesMr II prw dvIded equally an the New YorkLle USe the Mutu and the EquitableMr Mr McCall said that Judge Hamilton hadfull full away In the matter or legislation andthat that President McCull know nothing eitherbout abut the manner in which Mr Hamiltondisposed disposed of the money paid to him or ofny any arrangements which he might havemade made with the representatives of othercompanion companionMrMcCclI r MrMcCclI admitted hot the Now YorkLife Life had ndm1tc to W F Thummelthe the MutualH legirtlatlve uan but Mr Thummel mel the New York I4few president saidwaa wag retained on only two occafiionw whenit it WW thought that he was best fitted tomeet met the situations One of thcttu occasloniiWOH was when elTortii were being made in Washington ington lost year to put through a bill providing viding Federal control of Innuruncu companies paniesMr Mr McCall admitted also that the NewYork York Life had paid W J ilolden of MOSKUchunettti chunettti a Halury of 13000 for three yearsMr Mr Holdnn at one time wan also In the payof of the Kqultaule The New York Llfoalso also according to the evidence adducedyesterday yesterday paId W I Bulkley of AlbanyBBveral BBveral checks aggregating 117200Mr Mr McCull In addition to reiteratinghis his denial that any of the New York Lifesmoney au money had with the knowledge of its ofiieen tore gone directly for Influencing legislators tors declared yesterday that so far as heknew knew none of the Hamilton funds hailbeen been expended In asslntlng the campaignof I II of any public official In to to Republican national campaign committeesmounting mounting to SIKOOOO Mr MoCall naldthat 1 that he had absolutely no understandingwith with the in eitherof I i wit te Republican managers 1 of the three campaigns to which the NewYork I York Life contributed us to any favorswhich which the New York or insurance companiesin in general might expect In return for themoney money Mr McCall reported that he had beenunable I unable after a thorough search to find anyntry I entry on tho Now York Lifes books of thepayment I payment of 150000 In the campaign of 189 o I I or of the payment of a like amount to theRepublican F Republican national committee in 1900These t c Theo payments were made by TreasurerOlbbci I Olbbci who In dead The only way thatMr k vresident McCal could suggest by which1fr Mr Oibbfl could have made tho paymentswithout I without leaving any record was by takmg 100000 from the made In t 100 profits some transaction 1 action and reporting a smaller return thanwas was actually madeMr Mr MoCall was asked how I was that afterthe r the campaign in 1896 Theodore liojita thecashier cashier of the New York Life had made anaffidavit I affidavit for Oov Culberson of Texas to theeffect effect that the New York Life had not contributed ¼ tribute the campaign fund The witnessaid aid that he had turned the Governorsrequest request for thin information over t thecompanys companys legal department and knew noth j ing of an affidavit having been made untilrecently recentlyMETROPOLITAN rntlyITOPOLtT4N METROPOLITAN LOAN 70MCALLThe The fat a brought out at yesterdays hearing that President McCall has had arail rail loan of 0 from the MetropolitanLife MetopltnIie Life Insurance Company for two yearspying pying an interest rate of only 1M per cntlwl It will b recalled that John 1 Hogemanpresident president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance l c Company caried a loan for an equalamount cae amount at the same interest rate with thoNew I New York Lifo for several years Mrof i Mc1 yesterday disclaimed all knowlegeof of the Hogomun loan Mr McCall is adirector director of the Metropolitan Life but hosaid said that he could see no impropriety Inhis his taking money from that institution atthe the rate of interest which he was paying Mr Hughoa counsel for the committeebrought brought out at yesterdays being alsohe the fact that the New York Life owns anY Y apartment house at 4a West SeventysecondBtrest tr four of the six apartments in whichara RI occupied by relatives of PresidentMoCall MoCall The companys income from thisapartment I apartment represents 235 per cent on theinvestment apment pr Mr McOaJl was on the stand the greaterpart part of th Wp being too frt witneaacolled colled James MoKeen the associate counsel sel toqk up with him at first insurancemutters mutters proper such as th deferred dividend rend oystem and the methods employedby by the companies in accumulating heirenormous enormous reserve fundsDRFRRBBn DRFRRBBn DIVIDBND POLICIES FSrCimBDMrvMcKeen MrvMcKeen elicited the fact that the Newl l I I i f II iss f i h I f I penIi oiII l 0 t w iVpteIIs 1 feriI f I t il4 I IjI JO I 0191 l slO J tie jill tI W W It w I e V I IsP 4 sIrCf ps9c c iieel IMI o I fM M 1 IiZ I1f iZ Pwnn a It io o I wl I s5l00 i l t I I t 8f qm is 4fr541 Pf IIf44IlIIf IIOIbies bies 4 O it 0 fifh I Nr ifh ff Is4 roe I eaI it I lIV IIJ59 wm11IIs iq 41f I INUIJI 19sf tie esei4i f sS CI 14Pess4fsi tt tihiI I fII ti I Ip3I I I Npi4 i4 I Iiis i fft tf t1 uepu tMI f V OI biteIW t II IW ifi 4 I t4 tr u sAwd lsfl I fl sfl tlr I n I II4if I if t I ill I IkisI flo s II 0i1I t f i Ikr s 1 I JI I t 1 I rnit ttiIJlI iiNIlIeIitf IS I f 1 1 psI 1h1 I I Ihe 4ttiii4I lit rl Ir ti15101 I Mq tl It f sit 41 IIllfl Illfl iq p1 t lls lmf 111 di I Ii i i 111 IiritIh ll IfU 1 11d9aiMIft I d9aiMIft II lt lf lid illtt1 Ohio i 1t f sltf if fNI f reI f uilryf y r 1 Iffl nil uI t lJIns 41 I It IispfritI 11 11 IIlthI lthI ride InIriIvI itifli JiellICJPsI I t lICJPsI 4 1 tt Ufl t t St IIIC lf t It I 1 C 5fJ4I04 I 1 lI hl IisfueIi 11 l If lirO I liii ln d Ill retV 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early III HIP mnrnlriK session whrMMr Mr MtCnll nmd his nlntiiiipiit In rp I rilIn In HIP NltPinlitfi In liUohiiiiill In limurnoo tlI 11111 by Lp l lntiitM nil userthe the rounlry Maul IwWith With the bpKluiiliiji of nwy ywir Idaro daro car It Is the fpchiiK of wry HiiBCiitlv live omcftt know u Is of myMlftlmtfor for llm ensuing five or clx month A nhnllIw Iw iaLernd and lnrir U to MMlh IIIpvary hatd every tale In the Union by Hit Introilnctlot tlot of had bllli of fvprjf kind fiomelimes lon men of honor will feel they hall nfight tme to Rmssu a law and their m tlveiure l ore 1 right hit mainly the general Inniirani ftflO IcglMntlon of thin country If yonwill will follow It tnienaten from people who uruUonlroiiM desIrous of striking at Inmirmirp companlpHI I may even continue that further and ouythnl rntuo thnl i believe that thwofoiirlJiH of theIriMiininci IriMiininci bllU Introduced In the UnlliHiHtatM HtatM are blackmailing bllU until BH Ihave have Raid the management of them companies panies really tremble In the beginningof of the year Q to what they have to encounter counter during the following II mouthIt It In continued Mr MiCall a condition dition which I think your committee if ItIII dltln wilt Mr Chairman con do much to provideagainst against If It wIll lit puss a law Imlarou If you will to the Massachusetts law whichhas has been very effective I think that evwrybill bill Introduced should be lodged or reportedIn In the office of the Secretary of Stateevery every insurance billthe Introducer mentioned over and on the corresponding lugethe the name of h author attorney or agentselected selected by the corporation to oppose orfavor favor that measure In that way everybill bill will hove its record and every manappearing appearing at the Capitol or before I committee mittee also will b recorded on this bookof mite alo wi rre of tho Secretary of Stats and then whenthe the legislature If you will compel theoffloera officers of the companies under oath to stateagent ompnle exactly how much they have paid theiragnt agent and their attorneys you will havevery very muoh less blackmailing legislation andfewer fewer opportunities for Tilnokinatlem toutrlke strike at Insurance companiesIt It was Lawyer MeKeen who asked MrMcCall McCall whether there was any intimationdirect JfcCal direct or Indirect of a quid pro quo to theNew New York Life from the Hepublioan nationalorganization organization In return for Its contributionof orfanI7tlon of 50000 In the last campaignNot Not the slightest statement of that kindsaid said Mr Mctall was made Insurancehas has been held not to be commerce and howcould be nor Rpublcll Government at WllhlngtCncould could out help the New York Life la past findingout outTHB THE I O CAMPAIGN FUND PUZZLEMr Mr Hughes then took up the examinationlie lie told Mr McCall that the committee wasgreatly greatly Interested to learn how It was posHlble Bible under a proper ny tomof bookkeepingand and under a proper supervision of the NowYork York Lifes funds for J50000 t be linedwithout without any truce being left of It This Inwhat what Mr McCall says happened in 11111 and 1000 1000All Ican say regarding that repliedMr Mr McCall In that I assume It went outI I dont know that It didI I Well IH your testimony to the edectthat that tho contribution wax mode then basedsimply simply on a nurmlmi that Mr Ulbtmtlie treasurer urer tendered It to IU A Just on the favtthat that lieniild to me M 1 know no fault will befound found with what we have don In the premUfH Ices Mr Glblw Mr McCall had nevergiven given him any further information on thesubject subject of the payment but Mr McCullhad had afidumed that the money had beenturned turned over by him to the Republican campaign paign committeeThe The witness couldnt recall the affidavitwhich which was made by the New York Lifescashier cashier at the request of the Governor ofTexas Texas to the effect that no contribution wasmade made inTlie 1896The The representative of Coy Culbersoncame came to my ofHce said President McCalland and said he was authorized to makecertain certain Inquiries about our business In connection nection With the campaign I practicallytold told him at that intervIew that while I WWlquite quite willing to give him every information on the subject yet at the same time thoNew New York Life was being struck at because cause of the very pronounced position ofIts Its officers during the McKlnley campaignand and that I should have to think it over before fore giving him on answer as to whether ornot not I would let him come In and examine thetho tho books of the companyNUl NUl went away and afterward I made upmy my mind that he would make the examination tion If he wanted to and so a man in the employ ploy of the company went to se he representative tentative of the Texas Governor and toldhim him he was perfectly willing to have himoorae oorae in and ask those question He saidhe he preferred to make a report and HO hecame came back to the company in connectionwithit with it It was at the close of the year and 1 never talked with him on the subjectagain againQ Q Did you give any Instructions as tothe the furnishing of Information from yourbooks books with reference to such contributionA A I told the comptroller of the companyto to she the representative of the GovernorU III the tof0111atlon he wanted from our books U Did you know that the books of theNew New York Life would not show that such acontribution contribution had nut been made A 10l L did notQ Q You stated the other day that you hadUttii Uttii unable to find any reference lo thatcontribution contribution Have you since been ableto to flud It A That Is true todayU U You made no concealment whateverof of the fact that the New York Ufw was making king that contribution A We mad noconcealment concealment of the fact that the w YorkUfe Ufe through Its oltlcere was dolnir all Itcould could In the campaignHOW HOW TOIl TEXAS AFFIDAVIT WAS MARKQ Q What Information or belief had yourofficers officers on the subject whrn they us Id tliatto to the brat of their knowledge and beliefthe the contribution had not been made A 1dont dont think that they bad any Idea of thesubject subject at allQ Q Did you have any Interview with MrBanta Banta regarding It A I dont recall 1dont dont recall any Interview on the subjectIt It was at the close of the year which is mvbU8let busiest time and tlo tho thing was turnedover over as many such tlilugn are to others Isubject donL rooall now that 1 over discussed thoBubJlct subject In any way shape manner or formQ Q May we assume that you did not knowttiat that whether In the form of affidavits orotherwlne otherwlne Oov Culbrrnon was Informedthat that any such contribution had not beenmade made to the best belief of those offloorsA A Well that would bo hard to par thnl IKcant r cant assure II condition that was neverbroil brought to me In oonnotloa with the affidavit vita That i a I TSsst ttsssd to make Inalttdit 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n Ihnl if Iii illilpil flinl Itlusts Ithilo lusts hr tiiili 55 rtilliiiil kliimliiUi of HIMf f sit V Ill IllllXIIfllv Illll Mill HUMIII III iirnl llml Illllllll Its MH vrrv IllrlnllrMr lPiliiV tuestil 111111h Mr Iliigiipis iinr tiitii il ilnlhi wit ii IIIrrltlll rrltlll I n t iso lii 11111 I n Ihlll flny rpwut ii fIrtill till turn Hitilrlbiitliiii on I lie New YorkMf IIfe IxidkitWell Well I pan only fancy om CII y wildMr Mr MKnll in which I Iii fiinlrlMiilunwuiild Would not iippenr nnd IIIAIullr in niinntranuictloii t ran snot lots hero mlglit hnvi Ixcii inillNcoining coining to ih New York Mfnnnil they wonlewnned lewnned 0 Yon imwin imld Mr IUKIP list tlmfillliimdimt fillliimdimt Wits 1111 t dlKchwdon thclMinkYe sYes Yes sir replied Mr McCullMr Mr lluglmn wgntiMJ to know whetherKUCI KUCI a trutiKHctlon had imiirrwl In tln NewYork York Life very many lutes Mr McCallreplied replied that lie wnnl sire flint It ooctirnilthin thin timeU U If It orciirrcil niiKMl iniiilit oconrUlri 7A A No I dont Kiiy It hut urciirriil MvBiwwir slits r li list I isi II ills Hint l llm nlilva 5 IIa IjJlIllIl1 a paliiicut could IIIIVH lniii inuilHTUB TUB lKCHHLATIVK HUHKilM WOIIKMr Mr Hughes turned to the subject of liyinlatlnn isiat tots Mild IIMkt1 the witncKx to explainwhat what the New York Llfo had done lo nifolhe he attacks in tho IeiHlatutIThe The New York Life Mr McCall caidhad had no organized wnv of Niip rvixing thNmatter matter until 1 9J when JU I gel I Iin itt Oiltook took hold of tho New York iifos lognlativtbureau bureau Them hiivo Mr McCull Mild b x noverOrtlnwM over jOO InwII relating to lifo limiirunia inIriKliued IriKliued Iri the various MlntOM in tho HMfive five years In loi and IHUI tho Now YorkLifes Lifes affair ill title nvpoct horaiiK NO complicatedMrMcCall plicatedMrMcCall Midthat the siahIsiimont mont of the department with Judge Hamilton iton ton at the head wai absolutely necoiwuryMr Mr McCall ail that Mr Hamilton gatheredall all the bllli introdiictti In tho Inglxlutlvobodies bodies in thin country and Canada andHuperintendnd superintended the entire matter in referemto to them Prenldent Mctall Hiibinittwl Hstatement statement to the committee Knowing theamounts amounts which the New York Life had paidfor for legal expenses xlnce 1000 und also thuportion portion of thoso amounts which had goneto to Andrew Hamilton lIamllloliL Liic 19 TI HttnifltliHl 15 liJ Ju2 l ll OilIIH077 1155 127M ftI72MJ lfli41i t1i102 IIII I72MJ iIJSOKM i okO liiitile tile nl7U3 1111 1113 11101 IJSOKM n7J1 IIH077 42ISOIU 1515 R7nll Ul ISOIU UUTot TotaL 11103020 14 J47II027 OJMr Mr McCall unld that ho did not itesireto to modIfy or correct in tHV way the Matoment ment which he made several lays U K I tlmtfor for the motioys paid to Hamilton hu hadno no vouchers except receiplHTlie TIle witness testified hint the New YorkLife Life had paid on account of lteilatlvematters matters money to Wlllinm A MOM of MassacliUHelts cliUHelts Tlio payiiittntM iua lit to himthe the witnpHH Hnid were included in I tie grandtotal total of law expenses Mr Mow represunted sunted the New York Life in MusiucbusuUsfor for about three yeurxy y HUM tli II New York llfi or mis nutiicyof of the New York llfo liy HIM IIIW of uny ill titleer of tho Hocloly ti t her In that a aviiif or utliiTwlio wile contrltiutrd at any lime In tlm XIIIN9f of Mr JloasH cniupulvn for tilt Scimto InMOMuuhuiietts MOMuuhuiietts li 1 never luurd of Miutha a thliiBtj Q loll an aware of roiirse ho hail avIgorous veryvigorous vigorous content for election A I really dont know nnythlnif about ItJou Jou don t Uuow anytlilntf about ItQ A 108IrQ Q iSo you iilwayH In dealing with men InHtatfH HtatfH where your desire Is to prevent leiflsIrttlon Irttlon deal with nttorney nmi counselorsA A An far an the coinpniiy Itself Is concernedHIP they do Whether Mr lliuullton did or nutI I dont knowQ Q Wax Mr Hamilton expected to doulwitli with the luau who could produce resultsA A I think lit wax Mr llnifheBU Q Whether ho was an nilorney or whetherhe he was any other man A list bent fellowhe he could tlndKNOWS KNOWS OK NO DIVISION Or TKllRITOnrMr Mr McCall denied emphatically that howas was cognlxant of any division of territoryrelative relative to Icgutlatlon among the roproBenttivew Benttivew of the New York Life tho Mutualand and the Equitable Ho did not doubt husaid said that Mr Hamilton consulted with tlmP1 Equitable the Mutual and other companiesregarding regarding legislation but penonully MrMcCall McCall knew nothing about ItMr Mr McCull testified that tho New Yorkhad had employed Thummel the MulllallIlegllathe legislative agent to roplC ont it in the matter ter of a tai bill In Iowa two or three yearsago ago because he was absolutely the lnstman man to handle the situation Mr McCullsaid said that he thought Thummel representedother other companies In tho Iowa case He wnsbiicceiwful biicceiwful Thummel also was engagedby by the New York Life to look nf tor proposedlegislation legislation providing for Federal oontrolIn in Yasliington because he seemed to bebetter better uoqimlnted with the people nt Washington ington than anybody else Judgo HamiltonIncluded IncludedThummel Thummel the witness testified got 1600for for his services at Washington althoughhe he failed to accomplish anything MrMcCall McCall wild that lie had never heard of anycontributions contributions having been bade by the Insurance surance companies to Congressional campnign pnign committetHSTRONG STRONG KNOUOIt TO CONTROL KIICTIOKSQ Q You are conversant enough wllh thenltiintlon nltiintlon In various Ktntes to know thatmen men 11111 IUMOU t 0 deal with such lieU t rhrequetutly frenuently reprisent u Kreat ninny interestD estD not simply Insurance hut other Interpets pets UH well A I presume that is HOq q And they are III u position hy ronsonof of their kni wledite In such matteis and theurcwiiire urcwiiire they can bring to hear upon menreally really to prevent the reelection of a manwho who opposes their wishes A I think thatIs Iso Q And so llm right man U retained Inthe the iwrrtlniilnr place who Is In such relationto to mien mitten and tins an acililttilttliIiouerhumlius JHrlmp which will enable him to lftIntellldlitlOI1 leKlilatlon which you deem tnliulnul tuyour your company A I believe hn couldQ Q And the mnn thAt bulked him or wentagainst against his wlthm would probably go outof of politics A i would not like to go asfar far as thatQ Q That In n matter generally known tomost most of us Is It not AlIIs position mightbe be strainedQ Q Frequently the fact Is that It Is onlynecessary necessary to retain thus right man withoutspending spending money otherwise A I think that Is the sole object to 1It the right manMr Mr McCall BId that money had bonnpaid paid by the New York Life to William IIBucldo Buckley Ho sot 17500 It year for twoyears years nnd 12000 another year the last payment moot having boon made in the presentyear year Mr Buckley was formerly con I 41 1 be 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wn mrriml until July I 1IlOlI I wlicii tlm mt i of liiion t wn rnUiil lo 21Jf f r uelitC I Will roll tmdlr ptplnln Mr MnsliImw Imw you us i Itt j Mtlf Ukln S N lea n from llnMftrniioiijnii Mftrniioiijnii 111 III thai rate of iiilirinfWell t Well I iniKlit lilt litkrn II nl it lowernii I Oil if busy IIIK uivtn itJ C J Y ISIS an a director II f his Mctropolllnnlr I I lr IT I iniiTHniMii in n MlnK that llnlnviMiiuHitM viMiiuHitM iri iiropirl y ininli1 A s iIiI I H HHnt fur me to dicldi on Ihi rusts of InllTlll I llTllly II i y Hut your duly m A director wan ntllliiinlH I iiinlH ohvlniiK MKunl if A Wrll I dontthink think my tint NX director cc lied on me lopay pay II hlithir rule of interest than lit comixiny ixiny wns villlmt to fliarffo meJ C J Are w lo iiiidernlAtii frankly that youilldnt illdnt allow your rhst iou to Inn coin 154IuYii ii u director in any wuy to come Into yourmuni muni uhen ymi lucre denllriif In thin matltrfor for sour rlln8t Intoresl A NoHMAIMFH HMAIMFH OK JtCAII RElJlTlVRflMr Mr Hitch1 asked Mr McCull how muchAllwrt Albert Mclluve Mr Mcfulls Hoiiinlawwho who is omployiKl by the New York Life on uregular regular lnn ector of contracts receivenMr Mr MuCull Hale that Sir McClavo got acnlary salary of tltMXK n year and got 5UOO as unadditional additional com enution John A HornnMm Mm McCallH brother draws I7JOU a yearus us auditor in the Paris office of the NewYork York LifeMr Mr hughes asked Mr McCall whetherIt It was true that hn had aid in April 1001Hint Hint leorge W Perkins would have toM M vnr his connection with tho New YorkLife Life uhun Itt entered tho linn of JllorgulI PMorgan Morgan A Co becaiHO the New York Lifedid did not Ixillovo it right hat un officer ota concern cern making mien enormous investmentwith as tll cew York life hollld be connolPdwith with uny banking linn handling hvcurltiesMr Mr Met all admitted that he muy havesaid said something to that effect but he hadcliunged cliunged his opinion entirelyi i am said ircwident McCnll o verytliornuKh thorough believer now In Mr Perkinsbeing being connected with thin New York Lifeanil anil Mr Morgans firmU U When did you come lo thai conclusion A Irobihly ubgut a year after he suet wjlUD UD llrni 0 You thoiiKht It worked well A I thinkIt It dill AS TO A LIMIT OS DUHINEBHMr Mr hughes called to Mr McCuUrinttentlonthut hunt tin linsiness on the New York LlfenIwokrt books nt the end of the lust year iimoiintedto to MW 0000 und thnt tbe New York Lifewu was increanliig its buHlnens at the rateof of nuui0uoo H yearNow Now in your judgment on an Insuranceman man wild Mr Himhes should that goon on indefinitely IH there no time when oniiHurunco iiHurunco company runs ay it is betterall all thing considered to call a haltWell Well Kuiii Mr Mctall I think thereInn Inn limit to cupncltyy y llavo yon thoniiht about it far enoiiKhto to reufh any eoncliwlon as to what that limitulioiild ulioiild b1 A I think It IH a Very seriousimcstlon uj inst hun and 1 think this committee IIhouldtlo do n very wood work In that lineMCAII MCAII FAMILY APARTMENTSIt It wan from Edwin Delvin head of theo New Yurlc Lifes real estate departmentthat that lir Hughe got the fact in regard totho the rental of the apartment house at 49Vcst VcHt BoventyHecond street This housewas was acquired by the New York Life In 1B02on on a mortgage foreclosure for 1175000Hepulrs Repairs were made which brought thototal total cost up to 203000 In 1804 the netincome income from tho building was 4OS719the the disbursements for the year amountingto to 10247114 Tile profit wan 23 S per centon on the investment Four of the six apartmenU menU were occupied by John C McCalltho tho nan of the New York Lifes presidentAlbert Albert M Clave hilts nnlnlaw and LeonardH II McCull and llnllurd McCull distant rolativoH tivoH Kach paid S1500 a year John CMcCall McCall who Is secretary of the New YorkLift1 Lift1 moved out of the apartment recently Mr Hughes asked Hufus W Weeks theo New York LlfoH actuary whether it wastrite trim that there were conferences betweenthe the actuaries of the three big companiesin in regard to the amount of dividends whichshould should be distributed on tontine policiesIn In any Mingle year Mr Weeks said thatthere there was no understanding so fur as hel l new ImowIIUIIITOSR HAMILTONS CIIRCKS MISSINGNeil Neil F Townley who is a partner in JudgePOSTUSI POSTUSI TllKAlNOTICED NOTICED ITA A Yonnx lAy from New Icney Pat llrrti WI ti to WorkCoffee ColTee gave me terrible spells of indigestion gestion which coming on every week orsn sn made my life wretched until Home onetold told mo thiit tho coffee I drank was tobiiinie blame Tlmt seemed nonsense but Inoticed noticed these attacks used to come onwhorl shortly nfter eating und were accompanied panied by such excruciating pains in thopit pit of the Htomuch that I could only findrelief relief by loosening my clothing andlying lying downIf II drcumstances made it impossiblefor for mo to lie down I spent hours In greatmisery misery I refused to really believe it was thecoffe coffe until finally I thought a trialwould would at least do no harm so I quitcoffee coffee in 1001 and began on PostumMy My troubles loft entirely and convincedmo mo of tho causePostum Postum brought no discomfort nordid did indignation follow its use I have hodno no return of tho trouble since I began to drink Postum It hoe built mo uprestored restored my health and given me a newinterest interest In life It certainly Is a joy tobo be well again Name given by PontumCo Co Battle Creek MichRend Rend tho little book The Rood toWellvlUe Wellvlllo in each pkg I s iri Hmtlfntt 140 fIIft 11 IlPesef J 1505 Ii wnMMM ttninnhri f4rlnirl IIiltpitlesO IltI iltpitlesO IMI ho lIt riwMym Jifllli mMfi IIfna esmlasiI ePwlS trim lila IlMtVfiiiP I fiiiP I rIllIoaV PsrPI Ill M1gssIif n 1t1 iu pill IIf ftIIol irIPl It 1If IPl lip JlfIIIrt kcW If be qflee 5bpS 111 MO It ieW lepoW hail sfs Iwi fii II Sisw I isw fsf IIlfIm iflef t itcf mifpPS hI I ff fslft 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droordliitf InCohon Cohon Hlmoii riiiulintl th hop Mini lookhU hU cent nl hN mnrliltic lie nnrked Imnluntil until 7 nl nllil lusts wits seldom mornIlian I I Iii is 19 In his P ay envelope hut Ml nell WADfnignl fnignl nnd nil IsIs wiigc went to the niipport port of isis fninlly All tldee street Is wondering Hint HlmnnIn In sin his Island nnd imMiibTi of hU lodgtAre Are work In ht clIo gut him freed HlmonJ J H inrniJ r of Salmnon K lm I odai 43 ofthe the J U IS AAIIlI Ulwnnl Kahn canto nmnwhile It this hlane yesterday III chisel him 1Ifwilli while he hlllllr did whnt hn could aroundthe the Kie Market court Kohn couldntdo do much ypctprdny hustauhtusu MagistrateCornell Cornell who committed SImon IM not Hittingat at proHcnt and 114 nt Uayldc L Jhore I hope to get him out tomorrow orFriday Friday alii Edward Kohl last night Mrather rather think Simon U n victim of iiirctimLa La new You see FrlelllY was our New YwirsDay Day and Hlmon wasnt working Hedownt downt drink but he may have got withfrlendK friends and afterword tried to gK homeWhen When he approached Homo one tn ask thewny way to Hidge street the policeman arrestedhim him Thats About the only explanation Ican can get for tho arrestis 1At rid jwvrirr uLVFFFnHe He TtiiitiRtil a In Pipe Was a Ciun amilive live Mnnelf IpWaller Walter Waldeck a convict serving anine nine months term in the Hudson countypenitentiary penitentiary for robbing a man in Hobokenmade made a break for liberty on Tuesday afternoon noon He dropped from the ranks of agang gang of prisoners marching along the penitentiary tentiary road and slipped into tho tall innrnhgram gram Two minutes later Assistant CountySuperintendent Superintendent Charles K Lillls whiledriving driving in a wagon loaded with plumberssupplies supplies caw the convict swimmingucrotw across a narrow stream u hart distancefrom from the road LIlliH seized a piece of gaupipe pipe and dashed through a thick growthof of cattails He pointed the gas pipe atWaldeck Waldeck OH he was climbing up the oppositebank bank and yelled that if ho didnt surrenderImmediately Immediately lie would get lmrtSaldeek Waldeck shook liiinxplf llkeicalled big log andcnleJ called out Dont hoot and Ill comeback hack Jet n move on then shouted LI11Ugetting getting a firmer clutch on the pipeVnUleck VnUleck recron ed the river and gavehimself himself up without a word but he saidthings things when he learned that Llllin wasntarmed armed He was taken back to the penitentiary tentiaryWVKKXMKXr WVKKXMKXr W4U HIMWV IPfretful fretful of JouNlan Fariiirra and HlockHalKerM HalKerM Followed by l ti inltcNEW NEW ORLEANS Oct 4The dam nt GrandChenler Chenler closing the Mernicnteau KiverIn In Cameron Parish Ix uUIann was blownup up lat night with dynamite exploded ploded by electricity The outrage wasundoubtedly undoubtedly perpetrated by farmers andstock stock raisers of the neighborhood whocomplained complained that the dam flooded theirlands lands Ever ulnoo its construction abouta a year ago it han aroused bitterness In theneighborhood neighborhoodThe The dam wets constructed under an actofCongresusu Congress the Mermen tcau being n navigable ble stream for tho purposes of furnishing the rice growers of the neighborhood witha a supply of water for their crop As theresult result of a prolonged drought tho Mermenteau menteau changed from a fresh water to asalt salt water stream The pumping of thissalt salt water on the rice destroyed Ibo cropof of that year Congress and the LouisianaLegislature Legislature then authorized the conntnictlon tlon of the dam to keep salt water out ofresidents rite river There was objection from thiooreskients residents who are not rice growers and thequeotlon queotlon was carried in to court Lestnight night dynamite WIUt used to settle ItHt1n Ht1n IIVSHAXDS CVFBDetective Detective Who Had Arrestcil filM WifeBtTFly BtTFly seeped ItDetective Detective Henlng of the East TwentyBooond Booond street station arrested Mrs AnnieRoland Roland of 339 East Twentyfifth streetearly early yesterday morning He said thatshe she spoke to him In tho street Herzlng had started with his prisoner for the ntatlon tlon house when Detective Schmaoke hispartner partner who was a short distance behindlilm him yelled Look out for that knifeHendng Hendng turned In time to grab an armat at the end of which was a knife descendingtoward toward his bockBe NBe careful what you do man Im apoliceman policeman sold Herring to his assailantMy My Uod t didnt know that exclaimedthe the manHerzlng Herzlng then learned that the man wasBruno Bruno Holancltlio womans1 husband Bominutes land said that bbs wife had left homo a fewmlnut minutes before after quarreling with himWhen When ha saw her walking with anotherman man ho became Insanely jealous he MildRoland Roland was then put under arrest Ho had a longbladed knife In Yorkvlllecourt court yesterday morning Mrs Rolandsaid said she didnt know what oho was doingwhen when she spoke to the detective Bothprisoners prisoners were dischargedR R oon PAVTXO nrns THROW OVTAlieara Alieara Thinks the BIdders Got Tocfthrrto to Raise the PriceBorough Borough President Ahearn has thrownout out an unfair to tho city the bids submittedfor for the paving of lower Broadway withwood wood hlocka He U of the opinion that thebids bids showed sign of collusion Therewere were four bidders and there was a differenceof of only a few cent In the prices they quoted About a month 11110 Mr Ahearn let a contract tract for wood pavIng at 1241 a fllJuaJe yard The average or the bids for lower Broadway way waa about BW Mr Abeam will naavnrtiaa aavnrtiaa for bide i WJ SLOANEBroadway Broadway Jb lth StreetORIENTAL f ORIENTAL RUGSAnl o wft8 lIfIffAf tits pwvehi ttPI I TfO N Otkttt M ffffI ftfHI ltIt fir Ihlutl I tIfrp If mfftrp4A RtMPI4ktn4lJ ttffitr r ktn4lJ iti etW OIftlfll Iftfrtf dp4VPn lffftfllrf Iff It4r4d n rtf W vv 414f CJWfl r4d wtsn II4 htf Vikrthdflvvt krthdflvvt iuiniI Di fSft KtiskflHt tetIt flHt fr Thtrvrv iihirnnflO flO pisttnOwtak X1msrAnIIu Anft H ONIerAr AnllrioffKoufit r Koufit AntlfJ rttntn n ft tfllWCBTwrf Y t J khi tsthnii WCBTwrf wnfine Utine fine Periliin HAIl KunneriThere a T Ifhere U q Ifhere fhere are Manytable table waters but only oneAlways on4214Vf LUTIU WTRA1way Always the namePure Pure sparkling and delicious u ruiK kx6IvIiiun IWRTllorum hones Hun Anr nllwn staten Island Millanil anil smash lbs Appir tuThe The steep hllln And winding lanes ofHtiilpfi Htiilpfi Island are so ptuxling to the aldfiremen firemen who were lInt them recently Iliateach each day the companion engage In drllHto to become accu tomed to the dlBlcultlenYesterday Yesterday afternoon Battalion Chief duelInhad had the men of Engine 20fl out running tholiormw horses with the engine up the hill near theheadquarters headquarters of the company In Jerseystreet street New BrightonIharlc Iharlc Jason the driver took the teamup up the bill at a gallop and all went welluntil until he attempted to come down againOpposite Opposite the engine house hn pulled upand and in doing so one of he traces becameloose loose It flew across the backs of thehorn horses like a lash and the team ran awayJanon anon jammed on the brakes OH did LieutBroderlck Broderlck who wax on the rear of the engine gineThey They managed to slow up the horseand and Broderlck ran around and grabbedthe the bridle As he did the wheels caughtIn In a trolley car track and the pole swungaround around knocking Broderlck off his feetTho Tho rakes became loosened and the horsesagain again dashed down the steep hill Broderick erick was struck by the wheels and badly bruisedDriver Driver Janon taw that unless he swungthe the team into Richmond Terrace at thefoot foot of the hill horses engine and all wouldfetch fetch up In the Kill Van Hull 110 he tried tomake make the turn The engine skidded aroundand I and slammed into the front of Isaac Cohensdry dry goods store Driver Janon was thrownfrom from his Heat and landed in a heap on thesldewulk sldewulk His left leg was fractured andho ho sustained severe bruises about the body Ho wan carried to the engine house andtreated treated there by an ambulance surgeonBM The engine waR almost lotalll wreckedas BM was the front of Mr Cohen s store Arelief relief engine was sent from this city to replace place the damaged oneHELD HELD COlttT III iro1MVA1 IIKOHusband Husband Failed to Pay Nick Wife till aWpfkNent WpfkNent to the IilaiulMagistrate Magistrate Pool when he left the Tombspolice police court at the noon recess yesterdaywent went to 1007 Sixth avenue where he heldcourt court at the bedside of Mrs AdelaideLepard Lepard un Invalid who charged her hue band with falling to pay her the t3 a week he had been ordered to pay Edward Lopard the husband runs a small cigar stand in Sixth avenue and was arrested by Maglarate rate Pools probation officer a year and a half ago Recently Mrs Lepard complained plained that she had not been receiving tho money allotted her and Lepard wasagain again arrestedAt At the wifes bedside Lepard wild he wouldpay pay ill hold you In 200 in default of whichyou you will go to the Island said the Macistrate trateLepard Lepard could not get the hail and wassent sent away COLLARSARE ARE LINENCollar Collar Chat No 20In In the olden days men worelinen linen collars Today they thinkthey they do But theydont becausecotton cotton has been substituted forlinen linenBut But theres an exceptionH II H I Collars are linensame stamped linen a for 25ethcsame same price you pay for cottonKeep Keep their shape becausethey they are fourplyIf If jour 4esh r CMH nwlr iou MtufoihUBUM Hklwr for bockUt Ut Uses Mm coateD ant ctlCOUUWtM coititwtwi i HENRY HOLMCSV V Troy New YorkMANTELS sAmwooMa L a 5t 32 Umdam uuuars Weltk k PlswYesk N 4 MANTELSTILES e TILESI I VrR JACKSON COMPANYuNIONNOTH2ZI7e8T I UNION3aNORTH9EI7ATIFltYKIt FltYKIt JETS AWAY AFTKK ALLDUtrlct DUtrlct Attorney Defers to Indce CowIncs Incs Opinion of the CtirCharles Charles H Fryer the advertising see Iwho who was relndlcted for forgery after JudgaCowing Cowing had released him on a suspendedsentence sentence was released on his own recognizance nizance yesterday by Judge Xewburger inGvneralBetwionii Uwneral Sessions District Attorney Jeromemade made the motion for his release MrJerome Jerome ad that he had conferred withJudge Judge Cowing and that although differinghis with him he was ready to acknowledge his judgment on account of his long experience once on the bench Fryer stole 2500 buthas has promised to make restitution iMod1 BeSizO eSizO Ae4L2SDONT DONT UY THC SHICLDIMITATIONs IMITATIONs OF QUALITYIFYou IFYou DO ISONTHgLALAYIGGCR Yo LAYIGGCR BCLOFTHt GgNU 0 0 INC WELSIACH GAS BILLS GETIN I I l LIGHTS AND MAN SUFFICIENT LIGHT TLES A GUARANAND AND e rovc TEE OF THE RESTPAYING PAYING FOR NEW AND CHEAPEBYMANTLES MANTLES AND E I5A L I G 14 T I N T II EPAIRI PAIRI WORLDImfaglons Imfaglons are tthlcsg and VxYravsgantThe The Welthach StoreI I 1 33 Broadway otAND AND 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Medonla go Into Lnducibutchnr liuiclicr hop Ho wn never own again tllrp Thd pollen thought thejr had thetan Ian then Im DUtrlct Attorney Jcrotcolalil lalil tim case wouldnt do nnd nil wprotventually tventually rclwuwdUnluca Unluca aold out hi butcher shop move to Brooklyn and opened a shop at SOS Hudton ton avenue Ho paid Rbi rent ilvcdwell well but never aeemed to Hell any meatIornnpn Iornnpn It was bccaueo tlie barrel murderwas was whispered about that nobody patronized Lied his place There 1 reason to believethat that Laduca oaw In the fear a chance tomake imake make more money than he could by Hellingmeat meat and that ho took to kidnapinghen hen the Mannino boy was kidnapedIt It came out that a man resembling Laducahad had ben neen in Ibo neighborhood I WMalso also learned that several of Ixulucaa oldfriends friends some of them members of the gongarroeted arroeted for the barrel murder had met inLaducas Laducas butcher shop the night beforetho tho boy disappeared When tho policewent went to Laducas nhopthey found the placocloeed cloeed It never opened again and nobodywas was ever found who knew where Laducabad bad goneSome Some time after the boy wan returnedthem Sme hil father 8 the police Ray toathm them that Luc had hatched the plot toVWnap VWnap his boy and agreed to appear againstliduca liduca if Luc Wi ever caught Awarrant warrant was aworn out for him then Thatwas a IMt September Ever sic then thepolice police have been looking for Laduca Thefirst first thing they did when the Mareanelnaboys boys case was reported was to inquire Uanybody anybody had seen Laduca They havefound found that the boys father and Luc came from the same village in SicilyThey They have also learned that Luc waspen pen In n saloon in this borough on trrday day the finst attempt was made to kldnathe pIhe n the boyand They got Lucs photgaphand and several persons in tho neighborhoodof of the boys lou It resembled a manthey they had son the day the boy WI takenaway away Capt Hawkins and his sleuths madeback lip their mlndl then that Luc had comeback back to pry upon his countrymenOn O Tuesday afternoon they receivedan an anonymous letter written In ItalianIt a said that Laduca had kidnaped thechild child and that be could be found at 1000Eastern Eastern avenue Baltimore where be hadfled Eter aveue Bltmor fled after the lat kidnaping Vachris andMealH MealH pot on the next train for Baltimorereached reached there next oclock Tuesdaynight night and found Laduca sure enoughThey They arrested him on the old warrantcharging charging boy him with kidnaping the Manninobov bovtho police think Laduca will not tellthem them anything While there i anychanco chance of hil escaping none of his victimswill will talk either it is feared In view ofthis this state of affairs it was decided yesterday stte afair day that District Attorney Clarke shouldbegin begin a Grad Jury Investigation summonall all tho Italians who are believed t knowabout about the kidnaping affairs and Laduoaadoings doings and show the witnesses that failureto for to answer themselvesIt a Grand Jury moans prisonfor It is the onlv thing to do said CaptHarkins Harkins of thn Brooklyn DeUctlve Bureauyesterday yesterday We are satisfied that thisman m Laduca is behind this whole businessHis Bi countrymen ore In terror of him nndhe he is fattening on It They are tho worstcowards cowards in the world Once we get theconviction conviction of a man like Laduca this kidnaping naping business will stop all over NewTork York We believe It was Invented after thegang gang found that counterfeiting meant conviction viction nine chances out of tenSo So far Capt Harkins said yesterdayno no other members of the barrel gang havebeen been connected with the kidnaping business ness but tho police have 1 deep rooted conviction viction that tho whole gang is behind i On Tuesday night Mnreanelna receivedanother another letter which the police discoveredftfter plc after ono of their periodical searches of hisPockets Pockets Tho letter 8 mailed In Stationi Y in East Sixtyseventh street I readDont Dont you want to believe that wo haverote rote you for the last time We wi write tou ou that vn will wait until Tursdar nlphtnndyou 3fOU If you dent send us unt money Wen daytlhOi dont u njornlriir your son will be dead Beware forIs thie U the last wordTho The letter was In the name handwritingall 8 all the others It i evident that someof I of the Rang are still on deck in spite of hothree three ar Ter Js nothing t shower where tho boy is according t the policeBorrcv Borrcv WAS wnoxa SAYS TAFTPrwldent President Didnt pre Wlih Tat BowenLoonili Loonili Scandal Had Been Hushed UpWASHIXOTOX WASHIXOTOX Oct 4 Secretary Tafttoday today when asked for a statement concerning Ike cerning tho charge made in a letter writtenhy by Herbert H Bowen formerly UnIt States Minister t Venezuela that President dent Roosevelt had expressed the wUhthat that the whole BawonLooraU scandalhad had bpfn hu hoJ up wild that Mr BowcaM vM mistaken In II interpretation of whatPrenldsnt the Prenldsnt had saidMr k Mr Tnft together with Mr Bowenribrother brother 8 a witness at the last Itr view i tween Mr Bowen and the PreslAt d ljt At that interview Mr Bowen r Peatttl once or twice that he would doexactly exactly what bl had dono with referenceere uta tjOOUII6 or action against Mr Looml1ro w ere the Mine case presented to him for3j 3j l and ne finally added that he wasBaa Baa that the wholo matter had come outS sn S was generally knowno i To this the President said I do notr with you and I am very sorry Ill4t woole matter 0C0UIredI I I pN ffiR4 NlF MIlf SNI I piiivpti f 11fflI Iffi 4f4q f4q pHp rHtM W itlrrriitf firf ffnntMff i m4Je flip ntiIie l4tse UIII tift 1If ttwsi S UHi mnici If ivitit 4j IffaftIttmtfrfMflt faftIttmtfrfMflt r iPhieft M will Mil WIl1itsitlt l1itsitlt If itift IIIOIId lsfn4f ff ltPfIm4101f1 ef4 ef Il4M Ifl10iIpf 10iIpf IlI1ftflftlf ftlH f llI fl si4If If IM ttt1ftf Iff vrIIsIsmIl4 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Hid night of tptmllflr 23until until I oclock the nest morning totAlljdentroyinit destroying 8n Uimckii and the poetIelceryand IIIkllrynd badly damapingiour other bnrracta racks the pout eiohnnKonv oRlccrequartern tern three noncommissIoned lUiiT tU rte tern the tonne house the ittnhlo and atemporery tamporoiT teamsters quarters Tho rootof of mi of tlio liulldlngn were either wholljor or partially blown nwnyTlilrteen Thirteen men of the Ninth Infantry wenInjured Injured hut only two are thought to ho Ina a nenoua condition The post luranothafl baa cxprenoed the opinion that all of theinjured Injured will recoverThe The military prison at Malnphal which laon on an Inland In Laguna del Bay near Manilawill will not be rebuilt The damage there wastreat treat practically all of the buildings beingdestroyed destroyed There were about three hundredsoldier soldier and nearly a hundred prisonersthere there at the time of the storm Tho prisonwill will be ritabllshed at some other placenear near ManilaOen Oen Corbin In his despatch nays thatexcepting excepting Batangas with which there hasbeen been no communication all the results ofthe the typhoon have been reported Repainthave have been ordered everywhere and are nowunder under way The QuartermasterOeneral of the Armyhas has telegraphed Gen Corbin that in orderthat that there may be no delay in making repairs pairs to the Injured reservations an extraallotment allotment of V 000 had been set aside bythe the Department to meet the increasedexpenses expensesPUBLIC PUBLIC PRINTING INQUIRYChairman Chairman of the Hoof Committee In TMiCity City to Confer With Senator PlanWASHINGTON WASHINGTON Oct 4 RepresentativeCharles Charles B Landis chairman of the HouCommittee eCommittee Committee on Printing left tonight forNew New York where he will confer with Senator tor Platt chairman ot the correspondingcommittee committee in the Senate relative to theproposed proposed Investigation by the Joint Committee mittee on Printing as to the coat and distribution butlon of public documentsin in ms message last winter VrosldentRoosevelt Roosevelt commented upon the extravagance gance In public printing and as a resultj Congress directed It two committee to makeao ao Investigation and report with a viewto to the adoption of more economical methodsAt At the conference to be held In New Yorketween between Senator Platt and Mr Landis aectslon decision will be reached as to when the Inquiry quiry shall beginFFICE OFFICE FOR A CONFEDERATEdent President Appoint Gen Robert W Johnton ton Regtiler of a Land OrfloeWASHINGTON WASHINGTON Oct 4The Presldenttoday day announced the appointment of Pope MLong Long to be United States marshal for thejorthern northern district of Alabama to succeedDaniel Daniel N Cooper upon the expiration ofhe the latter term of office The appointmentof of Gen Robert W Johnston to be registerof of the land office at Montgomery was alsoannounced announced Mr Long was chairman of theRepublican Republican State Committee of Alabamaind and is indorsed by nearly all citizens ofprominence prominence in tho State whether KepubIcan Ican or Democrat Gen Johnston lgrand arrandson grand on of Col James Johnston of Revolutionary utlonary fame He entered the Confederateirray army as a junior Second Lieutenant and waspromoted promoted finally to the grade of Brigadiergeneral general for gallantry at GettysburgArmy Army and Navy OrderWABBisoroN WABBisoroN Oct 4These army orders wereissued issued todayFirst First Lieut IJourlaw MacArthur Engineer toPoklo Poklo Japan as aide de camp on the staff of Majorcneral General Arthur WacArthurCant Cant Oeorte Grimes and lint Lieut DenJmlnn n Wade TWrtleth Infantry and Capt Williamorcc t orcc Arttllcn detailed for general rrcrulllniervlcc ervlcc tor two years andt000lumbuz barracksTheso These naval orders were IssuedCommodon Commodore N J K Patch retired from navyecrultlnit ecrultlnit rendezvous Uojton to homeo Capl fl G O ColbY from navy yard Bostooto to navy recrultlni rendezvous BostonCapt Capt W H Everett from Naval War Collegeo to navy yard Boston as CaptainCommander Commander J C Fremont to Washlncton asnember member of Hoard of Inspection and Surreypftislins Ensigns C Bean and L Brooks Jr to the TexasActlne Acting Assistant Surgeon T C lllackburn fromecrultlng ecrultlng duty to navy recruiting rendezvousIt 51 LoulJ Movements of Naval VeiieliWABHINOTON WABHINOTON Oct 4The cruiser Colorado rado has arrived at Provlncetown theiruiser cruiser Denver at Kingston the collierlanntbal Hannibal at Philadelphia and the destroyererry PeIJY at OlympiaThe Pfg collier Leonldae has sailed fromambort Lambert Point for Narragansett BaySILVER SILVER PLATE THAT WEARSEspecially Especially Adapted for GilteExclusive r Exclusive and handsome WEARSl in silverware make worthy andlasting lasting presents The trade markp p noes BROSon on Spoons Fork Enires etcuarantees uarantees them to be the MSiIn Ta detlgu finish and fualtlyIn I u buying Tureens Coffee 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Hurlsman man Ssrrtnce iiItiaadi nonahue Siolrnbases bases Callahan 21 Double 1111 y Itavls Kuheand and Ponobut SullIvan and fnnoiue Lmt lrrsMcCarthy McCarthy and Hurst Tlme1 hour and 47minutes minutes Attendance 2jnnOITON OITON A 11 9 CLITKUlNn 1norrOH norrOH Oct 4Tbe champion made It threetralfht airtight from Cleveland today Vho voieBOSTOX BOSTOX I CL TCLANln LHPA ri IIflPALParefltaLi ParentB91 1 I 4 OJ1AYdO 1200Stahlcrl Stahlcrl 0 a 0 OlConnllonrro 2 i o oUntlaubSbl Unllaub abS 2 I I OjSlovall Ib1 I 10 0 nMutUfttlfl MutUfttlfl l 3 0 o BrartlcySb 0 0 l 3 nOrlmsw Orlmsw ibt 2 II 0 0 TurnerM 00500Selbarhrt gGodwln2b3 T bg g J g n 1 gr it Selbarhrt 1 2 I OIUirhraU2b o i a o 0Godwtn3b2 GodwinJb2 3 2 S OeouItO 00200Crl CrlrercO I 4 0 0 lurlowcO I 2 I 2AmhlercO ArmbtercO 000 0 Wealp 0 fl n 0 oDtnernpo Dtnernpo 10 t 0 Total81 02410 2Totals Totals 0 12 27 15 01 Boston 3 0400102 4Cleveland Clevelando 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0ILeft Left on besosBostos 4 Cleveland 3 Firstbase base on balls Off West 2 Struck oUIDr IMneen2by by West 2 Home nmStovall Three base bitsStolen 1 tr Cziger heIbaeh Two base httaGodwin flayStolen Stolen baaes Untlaub Qrlrashaw Godwin Urnpile pile Connolly I1mo1 hour and 24 minuteAttendance IAlleDdancc Attendance 243SATIOAL NATIONAL LEAGVEPtr Pirates Shnt Out by noitoni In TlJlrteenInnlnr Innlnr ConnictIn In a conflict of thirteen Innings the Bostonsblanked blanked the Pirates yesterday In the onlyNational National League game played The finalseries series In the Notional League will begin todaY day The resultBwton Bwton I Plltsnnrss OBTAMDIKO BTAMDIKO OF mil CUTMClubl Club V L PC CluttiNew W 1 PCNew New Yorlc103 45 8M Clnctnztatt75 73 610Plttsburj Plttsburj M U 645 SI Louts17 83 380Chlcaro Chicago M tl 581 Boston60 00 336Pnlladelpbla PhiladelphIa 80 87 CM Drooklrn 44 103200BOSTON BOSTON M Li 1 PmSBCBO 0PITTSBDXO PITTSBDXO Oct 4Boston beat Plttsbtiri today lijSIm git ltt day In a thirteen Inning game one to nothingIt It was probably the prettiest game ever seen bereboth both Case and Fraser pitching gilt edged ball ForBoston Boston Tenney singled In the thirteenth and scoredon on Dolans double A blunder by PeRu In thothird third probably cost Plttsburg the tame he bit tothe the fence getting to third but was called out because inhchlfeJol cause be had failed to touch first base This nasPeltzs Peltzs Oral three bate drive In years and lie weptwith with rage as he was ailed out losing the threebase base bit and aa It proved the game for Case andClarke Clarke followed with singles The scorermsnuno rmsnuno I BOSTONn nHrAII RflPA3Clarke Clarke 1tO l 4 0 f4 natty IISO 2 2 H iGanley Ganley rfO 160 0 Tenney lbl 123 1 tFlanagan Flanagan co 180 C Doianrf0 2 4 0 uWainer Wa nerO 2 3 B 1 Drlehanty Ito 2 1 0 oDram I Dram SbO 002 0 Wverlon SbO 0140Hebrd Hebrd ibO 012 I 1 Cannell clO 1400Clymer Clymer cfO 0 2 I 0 Raymer 2bO 1240Rltrhey Rltrhey 2bo 0130 lornncO 0220Petit PeitrO0 080 CFraeerp0 0140Case CaaepO 1010 Tolal1 03923 2TotallO TotallO 039 17 2Plttsburg Pittsburg0 00000000000 00Two I 08lonO 00000000000 1 1Two Two base hit Uolsn Sacrifice hits HaymerMoran Moran Stolen haarlanacan Wagner UolanllnllKI Double playsWalz and uilllebrandCiyxner Ciyxner and Peitz Wild ittchCase lIrnejI ball PelU Struck outBy Case 4 by Truer 2 First base on balls Off Case 4 off FraserI I Umpire Johnstone Time 2 hours and 22minutes minutes Attendance 2000OVATIO OVATION TO OBAMPIOXSNew New York Get Back From West Greetedby by Bit CrowdThe The New York Nationals cot back from thoWest West yesterday evening and were erectedby by nearly 5000 persons The crowd gatheredearly early at the Grand Central Station to awaitthe the arrival of the 6 oclock train fromCincinnati Cincinnati The champions wore receivedwith with signs of the greatest enthusiasm andhundreds hundreds tried to shake the hands of theplayers players and to elap them on tho back a process ellS which though well Intended has ovlleffects effects on simple musclesThe The players got through the ordeal as soonas as possible They were much surprisedby by the number of persons that were out andleader plainly dId not expect such a greeting Theregular regular team will play Its float tanci or theleaguo league echldllie hAre 111 New York 4 doubleheader header with the Phlladelphlas is on the cardfor for todayGame Game Fliedolexl for TodayNAnOKALLBAOCB NAnOKALLBAOCBPhiladelphia Philadelphia In New York Boston In Brooklyntwo two games rmCSAXnrcN UAODXNew New York In Boston Philadelphia In WashingtonDetroit Detroit In ClevelandManzinlllo Manzinlllo Damaged by StormMEXICO MEXICO CITY Oct 4Official adviceseoelved received here state that a furious stormislted visIted Manzanlllo doing great damage tohat hat city and port The new breakwaterrns was demolished and the terminal railroadrashed washed away Tho high sea almost floodedho the town Inconsiderate ThiefMembers Members of the Union Hill police dopwlment ortment would like to pay their rospoctoo to the man who broke open a police signaljox box in Fourth street a day or two ago nndtole tole the telephoneBawball Bawball Wiuhlngtos Park Today 2 P 31rooklyn Brooklyn VI Boston 3 came Indies DayBaseball A 45 Baseball Polo Jrd 1o4av 2 game begP I P U Champion Giants vs Philadelphia Adm 6OcAU AU fi i

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said MrTowtssotid Towntond hut If thorn was any room forjtut just criticism IVI on tlio ground that tliobill bill wax too conservative Yet there wasnothing nothing In It to hurt tho railroad EvpryIntoirot interest of theirs wa conserved and willIHJ ho corwervcd In any bill which may l opawod pawod nnxt winterTholawjcni Tholawjcni on our committee were wellpatlaHcd patlaHcd with last years bill hut It hasboon boon mid by others that the m aaiiru WOMnot not broad enotiKh to cover the c ucctlonof of refrigomtor aim and terminal char eAI I am willing to have the bill charged tomoot moot thin critIcism It will take only nfew few word of the English language to makuthe the meaning perfectly clearPcgKtntonri lIIMIUlIJiPG PcgKtntonri Plays a Fine fJaml Aver BIne Ine 12 and Drffats 1uuIsaFerdinand Ferdinand PogecnbiirB the former amateur teur champion dime Into his etrld e yesterday day afternoon In the 182 balk line tournament ment at Dalys Academy and In n fume Inwhich which ho rnn away from Dr Douglas he madetho tho splendid average of 12 for 300 polntnThe The hilt Ltcderkranr expftt was In nurllingmood mood and his control of tho boils In oporallnefor for position and balk line technique In seneral oral were All entertaining as they were lucrative five He did not do much at tho start butIn In his eleventh inning i et out on n fast courtIne inn spell with a break of 34 This and hislive live ensuing runs netted 1dm in billiards Inull ull ullThere wns a versatile Inning of CO in thinperiod period but this was eclipsed by the generous OIls collection of buttons list sent him to the3M 300 mark with a rush Ilaylnc with precision cision and firm touch bo coaxed and droveand and domineered the Ivories until they yielded 73 counts His skill as a mass6 shot playerMAS MAS us rul Revere times In the course of theextended extended reign The 8cortPorrenbUrf PorrenbUrf 3005 ft 00 n 4 II 8 II O st 2IS 13 IS 00 103 II 32 4 0 23 I 73 ToUlSOoVverier Vverier 12 Illgh runs 73 M 34Douitlass Douglass J4012 1 20 6 0 tI 37 J 511 17 0 0 0 13 I 13 0 8 0 4 Total 7 AIernceI 3 25S High run 17 13 7In In the evening II A Coleman won hissecond second came defeating William OershelThe The scornColeraan Coleman S40o 10 0 a 3 1 11 0 1J e I 0 4 8 8 0 2 6 13 S2ft 106 50 105 7O 027 10O7iS21500IS 50013 Total tat 510 Avcngr 6 Itlsh runs 28 21 ISOrrshel Orrshel 24010 0 12 8 4 10 I 12 4 28 I 25II 11 5 II 4 11 I 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 II 1 2 0 10 5 0 2 I I 0 4 IS 13 3 1 0 18 Total Cal 237 Average 5 247 High runs28 25 18Sweet Sweet Marie Trots In 304 14READVILLE READVILLE Mass Oct 48weel Mariethe the trotter clipped a half second from herformer former record of 204V in a race against timehero hero this afternoon Audubon Boy failed toBet Bet anywhere near his brut figures break In ifon on the backstrttch In the first attempt anaracing racing tho full mile In 203f In the second effort fort to clip his former time of l50f The performance formance of Sweet Mnrle was a srand onennd and Alta McDonald not only expressed theopinion opinion that she Is the fastest trotter on thoturf turf at the present time hut that she could ROtlio the mile In 2 minutes Thn mare trotted thequarter quarter In 31M seconds the half In 103 andthe the threequarters in I32JCURING CURING THE BLOODHow How the Science Institute Cures AllNervous Nervous Diseases andWithout Without DrugsNervous Nervous Prostration Insomnia Lack ofEnergy Energy Low Vitality and Loss of thePower Power of Concentration are due to weakand and disordered nerves This means thatthe the nerves are illfedand this in turn meansthat that the blood is not performing its duty Instead of carrying away poisonous matter ter and supplying strength and vigor itcarries carries poison to the nerve centres Ins leadof of taking It away Now you cnnnot cure troubles of thiskind kind in any way except through the bloodHitherto Hitherto medical science has fed the bloodthrough through drugs introduced into the stomacha acha slow and unreliable method TheNew New discovery of the Science Institutewhile while strictly scientific and ethical willrevolutionize revolutionize the practice of medicineFor For the reason that without the usef of drugs it introduces the necessary invigorating and strengthening elementsinto into the blood by direct and IhoroughlyeWcicnt efficient means After the first treatment ment the patient feels the remarkablyitlmulatinR stImulating effects and as treatmentsgo go on the blood becomes richer and purerind and all disorders due to its previous condition ion disappearIt It is not necessary in this advertisement ment to describe the methods of the Scienceinstitute institute In full It is sufficient to saythat that they have been thoroughly examinedby by many eminent physicians and not onems has been able to say a word of adverseiriticism criticism We invite every sufferer fromlervous nervous prostration nerve or bloodui rrostration troubles 0 F any kind to call upon us andbear bear what we have to say If you cannotlonveniently conveniently call now write for our treatise tlse fully describing this notable discovfry fry and explaining the manner In whichures cures are now being drily effectedSCIENCE I SCIENCE INSTITUTEhalI 1811183 Broadway Cor SSthStJNV o r MfIQL ShoPoiiillf r uI I I i Poiiillf SeofehMWi I MWi 1tt wtf atHlk I Hlk ItffHHt llilf H IKNow 1f811 tlI 1encltitNow I NowEverwhere EverwhereMiff Miff SXofflh wHft IliaPidf Pidf fe VAs Ave I At C1IIII CtlH j t tii4 aiwl J PMtI ttI I The CookFifl Iff II 1JmAtlII1 CdIff au c iyrisi4Nf If 1AM 4Nf AfM dIt EftIIWh1i F li i I Fifth Ave Art GalleriesV irs V ruth Atf Itittl Jdfl AMJAWE3 JAWE3 r SILOWILL AIICltOMfIllfI1WILL WILL 8HILTODAY II TODAYniiut rTfItlItsII ftfltttIAt niiut unit U1f IbiS ci irIS 0Ier111k 1k Ytsfs ef tiu fats It UJ 11 IIIIAIIPIIIiIP tII k leeSliesI AtlnAlstl fe II iIISItIIII EI IatAl Al Y5eIs rumriaiitn hUUllt riaiitn ESCATPtgther tgther with tho tIIsetlrni e 1 II fatUtIT UtIT IAIjI1 riititluI AlstlTfeH This rTfalitc and Tomorrowtnln Yr14ffllflx tnln at HIMTTI TIle rtr IIIIIUMT ihf RMnn 011It and 1111111Th The sheve f tr eulli IntiuijpA A stVPlMfl roiyMrnnN or AWstAIP A1fll AIIH OH TWO MTMNWATiijrinr tO iijrinr riAn m AMD OJIB riflruXl Xl uni U PI4NIIInlrrpollmlitF J InlrrpollmlitF Lawn TrnnlilUvrnronp lUvrnronp Oct 4A Urn crowd oftonnl tennis pntliiiiluto avnln gathered on theMerlon Merlon Cricket Club grounds tnday towltnneathe the IIrrulrrl for supremacy among the colIcseK bare and iinlrcrnltlin In lennlnTin Tin mom cicltlnc match of the dar wasthe the one In iloiibleH between Dewhurtt andliPKlntpr liPKlntpr of thn tnlvernltr nf Ienntiylvanlaand and Dehr and Hpnldlnv of Vale Deirhurstand and Register flnall won by the score of 64e B3 but the score does nnt represent theclonenesii closeness of the ply Kiith sldn made rallyafter after rally and much credit In due to the losersior far fhi snrno fight they put tip Dewliurnt lathe the favorite In Ilio sIngles Ixroy of Columbia bin the present intercollegiate championdid did not enter thin year J ewiurt will playllohr hour tomorrow for the ehaniplon hli Jnthe the flnnl De hurst and Keul ter will play Wellsand and Field of Yale nummaryInlrrrollegtalc Inlrrrollegtalc Championship slnjlet Secondround round Hchr aaI heat Smith U slejr n 5I 11 0 WhlllnAn lIarvllrd beat Thompson Prlneeton ton 62 84 Dewhurst University of Pennsylvania vania beat HfudiJI Irlncetnn 5I 5I aullowsyHarvard Harvard lira Richardson Princeton 82 03SemtflnaLflehr Semlnnat Hthr beat Whitman 80 S 135wburst burst I cat Sullou uy 6C 6 sDiiubles Diiubles Preliminary 6untl Swrstril andnichanl 1tlchardsonPennayivaniabeat Illesaad DoufotonJlavcrtord ilIalaJd Jlavcrtord rn default Whitman and Fieldsn harvard bcat Smith and Linen Wesieyaut 02IklThuut n4 Ufirhurst ana Register Pennsylvania beatllopprl llopprl and holmes 62 62 n JId DowneyIcnnsylvanls Icnnsylvanls treat Sulloway and nile Harvard 6t SSFirst First Round nehr and Spouldlni beat Sltnstelnnnd and Itlchardiuin 7S 0I Ucvrnurst and Heclster IIW d5t J ft Jf1rJd beat Vhltman and Fields 62 SI Wells andFields Fields Yalr beat Phlller and Downey 2a 6S 11t Kendall and Thompson Princeton beatDrenan Drenan and WTilte Columbia 75 6SSemtflnalTJcwhtirst Semlnnal Dewhiirst and Register beat D hrand and spauldlnr 64 6s Wells and Field beatH K Irrl Iand Itendafi and Thompson ft4aiESTABllSFFDHEARiyHAlFACEmilW H BRIJKAWBROTHERS BROTHERS ESTABllSFFDHEARiyHAlFACEmilWCUSTOM CUSTOM Las iventke 11 t Le undignifiedname name of TncSaclc toI I one of the most important ant f garments in tkegentlemans gentleman wardroleI I Worn by business menmore more than any otherone one style it is nevertKeless tKeless often slighted by tailors lors and manufacturersVe Ve arc not su eatintf a moredeserving deserving name for this garmenttut but we ofier instead a etanJardmuch much higher than uiual in its design sign and making Sack Suits 515 to 43EXCLIISIONS tSTflRPLACEANDFOUPNHAVENTIFEXCUItI0 EXCLIISIONSCharming Charming Autumnal ExcursionBOSTON BOSTON ANNUAL TOURvia via Albany Oct 10th5OO 5OO Round TripIncluding Including Stopover at Newport RIIrolnr going viaHUDSON HUDSON RIVER DAY LINEON ON TUESDAY OCTOBER 10TUAlbany Albany to lloiton via Boston and Albany B Br or Boston Maine It aRtJgID 10th or llthniVIill niVIill MOUNTAINS CITIES SOUND 35 MILES UY STEAHEK 250 MILES UT RAILALL ALL FOR 500Entire Entire excursion for IM than W regular rateHudson Hudson Valley the Regal nerltsbfres In theirVutumnal Autumnal glories or famous Hoosac Tunnel routeo 10 Boston and bick by Fall River Linet J too Jf LIebnbroam Send to iiUJ113fl Ulcer Day Line BeabrosseaSt SI pier for folderEST WEST POINt NEWBURGHPOUGHKEEPSiE POUGHKEEPSiEOranrt Grand Autumn Outings dally Incept Sundayfo rMIV lrJeu JSIamhoal Dg1imlwm Sec HUDSON KIVEK DAY LINE Time Tablecamboat Steamboat columnlloals hosts comfortably heated IILRICIAU IAU EXCUR8ONSUndlr MAUuH SUndlr Dot 8CHUNK CHUNK New Jersey fu i CentralSWltOn Switch DOCK ls IWInand and wiTcnun ncirraGlen Glen Onokoe4 6Oc iiDmcmii i e4 i ms OM soss SatIn SIG susI usI b4t I1i S5t at t 1 rar al4qfN l4qfN e NIA4a a it 10W 1ri f ri vWwfsm ffM1tf 4fW 1 IIefyplkt I yplkt wift ihiiihftwfP rtI I ff f1ft ihftwfP 44 4 1ftI 01I0OI IMI iImsca I IciscaE r I PIANOfllMHMM I fllMHMM WnHy Itf HIWWHl 1si WWHl f dflw Wr ItMlFHMMMF FHMMMF tn fwl fttfftfffcft ttiU ttfftfffcftf tt f m II 4 w rtf ftfn f f ifiIi1tufti rum flf ilt fw fil nf I 1OODFlnof fItnM 10141 11101 10l AiII AnfRMtftsMhPtl RMtftsMhPtl IIY AIi n4hIfmifIt fr lemIfiy4ff1 tfftttMey stttf enr n4 tlegn WAIl nfltAt II At IIe hIft1P6 1fI 11tt1 ff151111teIi IItth a fret tl lit h IsqIIIIQ ItIIOHIt fIllII I OMkH tMUItUfl IIIS1rl fJ IIh m rr fdMqVaItisis Itisis I tiptihiJ aI IHI III esC IJ J A C Fischer IM Flllh Avcnii atir 2W trcrland andWATERS AB Will IWlh SlMflNEW NEW VOfiKIn WATERSPIANOS PIANOSIn In addition to a complete stock ofnew new WATERS PIANOS we willoffer offer this week a large number ofgood good UPRIGHT PIANOS of different ferent makers some as good asnew new at very low prices and onpayments payments of only 5 per MonthStool Stool cover tuning and deliveryfree freeHORACE HORACE WATERS COThree Three Store 134 Fifth Ave near 18th St 117 West 42d St near BroadwayHarlem Harlem Branch Open Evenings 254 West 125th St near 8th AveLOVERS LOVERSof of a good piano cannot fall to appreciate the newfall fall line flaao BRADBURY PIANOSThey They are crowolnc productions of sixty years ofsuccessful successful piano buildingThe The new model Bradburys areA the 1Iaalert demand PERFECT In every detail The ToneTut The ActionThe Worhmnnshlplise Lasting Qualities ities each In Itself a feature making the Uradbul bury Grand supreme among the StandardsNew New designs In case conitructlon have beencreatedmade created made from the highest quality of selectedwoods woods possessed of great retaining sound powersA A TIMELY HINTTo To those who desire to purchase a piano at avery very moderate price we eSTer In our Exchange Department partment rnnF bargains In 1804 Brndb try modelsshop shop worn and exhibition pianos Tliesr are practically tically new also many others of various malieiThe The values range from IlTt to hoe compriseUprights Uprights Cabinets Upright Grand Concert andGrands GrandsThey They can be had at 95 115 130 145 175All All are In firstclaw condition and fully guaranteed teedIf leeilII you cannot call send for our catalogue andMlit special tiK PI aln IUtCONVENIENT CONVENIENT TERMS ON ALL PIANOSRRADBURV BRADBURY FREEBORN G SMITH MfrSALESROOMS SALESROOMS 14 5th Ave Cor 19th St NY 9597 Montgomery St Jersey City 500 Fulton St BrooklyaEIGGE9T BIGGEST HAUOA1NS KVKR OFFEREDWE WE NERD 110011 NOT MONEY iXI Wcser Upright for 75 sun Kroeger Uplem ror SIEIIM 4453 Hallelt Ials for Ugh WO Weber Upright for 170sozi 550 Sohmer urrlght for S2 oDOO DOO Steinway Grand for 130 Square pianos SIB upward easy termsHRISTM HRISTM N SONSWISSNER tj1 i PEWISSNER WISSNERIANOS PIANOS SOLD AT MANUFACTUKERS PRICE3Used Used Uprights taken In part payment 90 1100 9125Warerooms Warerooms 28 E I4th St New YorlcBroolclrn Broolclrn 533510 Fulton streetDo fTYIM Do not renl a poor Pl noT RENTING Atinetone makea areP lIod car 100 StALLPIANOS T A TOTi G Af 08 of flue nine to select PIANOS from some at M month Many hargalni In used PlonojAMES AMES HOLMSTRQM 23 E 14TH STRELIABLE RELIABLE CONNOR PIANOSle pale and rent easy terms catalogues malltd Ire FRANCIS CONNOR Manlr 4 PlISl 2nd StIOOIIEAtJTlrUL IOOIIEAtJTlrUL mallorany uptight ever Improvement Steinway great bsrralnrent rent low UiliJtES 7 EILSI Inh MSITUA SITUATIONS WANTED MALEEVENINGS ovEVENINGS EVENINGSYoung Young man refined cultured college graduate ate can give 3 evenings a week alters oclockforany forany genteel employment clerical Instruction tion reading 4c Addrcat box lu Sun omccnnoKUINDKIl nnoKUINDKIl wants situation handy reliable BINDER Kearney N J Ms Johnston avMALE MALE stenographer and typewriter desires post Ion1 well experienced 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Jlenn anti womens clothing TTioSNewman Newman A Ions llrooklrnHfSIKfH1 0IIUSINJIt HfSIKfH1 CIIANCUSf f A T C al TT CsT TItAIl IHIIStJf P A T E N T t3 CfJlItIOltTIADIC IKSIHSH IliCfJlItIOltTI Ainicc PIlES 8csu Foil INVKNTUIW ouitutE06AR EDGAR TATE COSOUCIltlllM SOUCIltlllM OKUNITED UNITED STATUS AM POIIKIOV PATWTSUlIOUIW 545 IIHOADVVAV NKW YOIIKNo No chart for itlllux patentsA A BUSINESS OIPOrnUVITYAn esUbllshedcompany company Incorporated to manufacture a cattlefood food tint has been UKil for a number of yean byGermany Germany England and other European countries 10sued sued an extent that farmers have become familiarwltn with It and II Is In enormous demuitt company liesires sires to rnlae about tloCbO for the purpose of Increasing rA WI 11 g u Mand lag Its ilanl nail tn reduce cost of manufactureand and to make It an absolute monopoly It will pay j big dividends to Inventor the very highest of references erences lunitahcd strictest Invratlgailon InvitedFull Full particular on toilcDUVALl application SgIlf m 81 llgto ilcDUVALl HJOIS CO 237 BroadwayWE IWI WE Aim AUTIIOHIZEO to offer1 for sale tholarcist larcist and beet equipped ostrich farm In Americapoverlnir poverlnir CO acres or ground inclosed by fencingparty t Yaef ltunteiI in Arizons prIce 532000 bIrds and DlJf alucd at that Lmouot thl is a chance jot rightparty le acf ot Qrt party to make an absolutely safe and very pronubla Investment thorough Investigation Invited Particulars ticulars atJlcItOVAIDWIGQINS JlcItOVAIDWIGQINS CO 257 DroadwayLIOOO 15000 BUYS old established photo supplies business ness la New York city now doing a very prosperousbusiness Jg ldr business and has the finest trade In l city goodstock stock on hand up to dale factory Ac owaerItlll leaving ing the city cause for selling strictest of Inveillgatlon gatlon Invited For tuttle Information apply toMCDONALDWIGGINS MCDONALDWIGGINS co 257 BroadwayJIOOO JIOOO BUYS an old established dental practiselocated Jlocated located cliwe to 23d st and etti av New York citynne floe trade owner must leave city on account of IIIhealth 1 health strictest Inveslltatloa allowed Full particulars ticulars llnclesl t MCDONALDWIGGINS co 257 Hroadwayt2000 j 1f2000 t2000 WILL PURCHASE old established drygoods goods business good location borough of Bronxtine I tine paying business reasons for selling ownerdesires desires to retire Apply toMCDONALDWIGGINS MCDONALDWIGGINS co 257 BroadwayLOAN j LOAN 1200 for one year very liberal Interestallowed allowed Investment fully protected first class Indorsed J dorsed note Included lr required 1 MCDONALDWIGGINS co 257 BroadwayCHEESKQUAKE CHEESKQUAKE MIDDLESEX CO N YWeoftertwo offer two very deslrablchomes with plenty of groundone one at 170 cash other at KOO bargains for someone Ione one Particulars atMCDONALDWIGGINS it MCDONALDWIGGINS co 257 BroadwayI 1 I CAN SKLI YOUR PATENT noohlet mailedfree free fifteen years experience patent sales excIuaIeIy clustvely Call write or telephone WILLIAM ISHOVT 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in Ala To that nnd nChristian Christian Power clns hands with nnonChristian I nonChristian Power I represcnUUIvuof of the White race make common cflusewith f with n representative of the yellow niceThere I There la no doubt that a hundred oreven even fifty years ago such a combinationwould would have shocked the religious prejudices dices and ethnic predilection of American i I 1 can citizens liven now in the UnitedStates i I States there survives a certain amountI i i of religious intolerance whlle antipathyto i to human beings of a color other thanwhite I r white remains pervasive and dcepYootedj Yootedj How strong those latent forcC I are would probably b disclosed if ourFederal l Federal Executive should try to prevailupon r upon us to contract the same alliancewith i with Japan that England has formedan r an alliance which at any moment mightarray array our army and navy on tlio muo ofthe I the Japanese alien in race and religionagainst against the Russians who are Christianslike like ourselves wljo are of the same ethnictype type and at whose hands we have received ceived many benefits In the course of ournational I national history We deem it doubtfulto to Bay the least whether tho Americanpeople this of Its latitudinariandevelopment people at tli stage latudinariandevelopme 1 development could have bean prevailedupon upon t make such a compact with anOriental Oriental Power as Great Britain has justconcluded concluded But it may be asked if wowould would not contract an alliance directlywith with Japan would ye bo likely to do itindirectly I cnteri into intimaterelationswith indirectly by entering intmateI I relationswith Japans allyFor For different reasons Frenchmen mayalso 4 also find their new born friendship forEngland 1 England somewliat chilled by the AngloJapaneae Japaneae alliance It is true that InFranco Franc but little stress has ever beenlaid laid upon the color of a mans skinmulattoes I mulattoes there have risen to eminencealike alike in letters and in arms It Is alsotrue true that hou h the Goddess of Reasonis is no longer enthroned officially in thoFrencji French capitalttlarge majority of influential fluential Frenchmen nre freethinker and there is scarcely a trace of prejudiceiigalnst l against nonChristian peoples on religious I ligious grounds Neither is it deniablethat that BO long n France retains Britishgood good will she will escape being held t t account for her breaches of neutralityduring during the recent war and her poesosBions Bions in IndoChlnn will b undisturbedby by thoJapane8e But how hi It potiblc1 for Franco to reconcile her duty to herRussian Russian ally on whose support shecounts counts to hold Germany at bay withoven t even tacit approval of Englands combination bination with Japan who seems detnedt Ito t b hereafter as she has been in tholast last eighteen months the most Inflexibleand i and redoubtable opponent of Russia inthe I the Far East How can things on theirfncono face urn Incongruous bo harmonizedIt I may on tho other hand bo urge that considerations of race and of r v ligion which have been responsible forso Iso p i so much bloodshed in the history of mankind kind must bo discarded i wo are t makeiny any progress toward universal peaceIt It scarcely becomes us In an ago whichpreaches preaches the brotherhood of man to adduce duco the ooldr and creed of one of thesignatories signatories as grounds on which an international i ternational compact may be criticizedThe The solo question ought to bE Is thatcompact compact for worthy ends and is it likelyto to make for general tranquillity TheUnited United States i estopped by the perslstont slstont action of its Government fromasserting asserting that the maintenance of tho independence dependence and territorial integrity ofChina China is not I worthy object Nor wouldany i any reasonable American deny that thevast vat AngloIndian peninsula ought tobo b shielded if possible from invasionand and civil war It is in truth indisputable table that the AngloJapanese allianceS S has meritorious ends and that its Inevitable table outcome will be tho promotion ofpeace peace throughout the Aalatio continentIt It is probable enough indeed that oneeffect effect theAngloJapanese treaty willbe be to force Russia in her yearning forT I i T d Irtr lt ltn iW t V y fl ft I It hr 11M PI Ifvujmri Puui whIf4 ttttf frttss W it frtiWtfW Jrulr4 It hsnlfr nlfr w rwA flf mit lmssuf VutHil tHe utHil fIHfit V mfl4M1I IfPIIMtfti Mtfti ft fW ff i HfllP 1IMtII ppitf itf 1ft fJtIf r rIII fllP ftp11llr liriin l lf fllPfs Pfs H IHlllll Mil if f ff wIvv Ivv iWI0k p4Mh MWwfqf It f fiin i tf Puiw wI uff1JHw I 1JHw r HI I ItI I n tinm t mn rW ftfttp ifWfrn livN rn q M j K if IW HIfI w njHni PPtIq tf 9li 1 c VIIII I mI snrIvfia fia s HIVp WI t f stsfidlf dlf Iff PM 11t 0 Nt t t MIq is tIM1CI Iw r tV hV Pt IHf fpV Puttf4 10 to JI rttI I os F lit mil 1ftJffi4 I VIpP qM lF fpifP P r r11 1I1II1itH UNI 1rPwtv 0ttI1 if s t1 fIIfIIIIIWII9f VPV V 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scries of iirticlison on important topic unlr thnt writerknovB IImOWH knovB hU subject and can bach up anyand IIInd and every Htatemcnt that lie mtikoH Inuti IfLn uti article on Snntci DoinitiKo in theOctober October issiiij of that nuigaxinL MrKUOENF KUOENF P LVIE Jr makes two orthree three rather KartliriK statements Theurticlo urticlo is entitled Our Mixup In SantoDomingo DomingoIn In his opening paragraph Me LYUBBays Bays that our fleet in Dominican watershas has been costing UH at the rate orSoooooo 2000000 ft year In other words it iscoHtinp costing the United State 175000 amonth month to collect as a nolfappolntod race colver for a foreign Government customsrevenues revenues amounting to approximately 175000 a month But this statementcalls calls for modification The sum is notentirely entirely an extra charge on the UnitedState State Treasury We have the shipsand and they must be maintained somewhere where As the constitutionally appointed pointed Commander in Chief of thoArmy Army and Navy of tho United Statetho tho President has tho power to orderthose those ships to that particular dutyThe The wisdom of doing so is quite anothermatter matter and he is responsible to tlioCongress Congress for the position he has takenThe The ships are merely a part of thosquadron squadron assigned for duty In NorthAtlantic Atlantic and West Indian waters andthe the cost of maintaining them at thatparticular particular point is perhnps no greaterthan than it would be in any other work intho tho line of their dutlcwBut But Mr LYLE raises a far more seriousissue issue in another direction From hisarticle article it appears that Mr ROOSEVELTand and his supporters in tho Dominicanmatter matter have been buncoed by clovertricksters tricksters The treaty which Mr ROOSEVELT VELT submitted to tho Senate for itaconsideration consideration opens with a reference totho tho imminent peril and urgent menaceof of intervention in Santo Domingo ontho tho part of nations whose citizens haveclaims claims already established or to boestablished established That peril and menace ace appeared In the arrival at SantoDomingo Domingo of the Italian warship CalabriaUnder Under an earlier treaty Italy was authorized thorized to collect a small percentage oftho tho customs revenues nt Samana inliquidation liquidation of claims held by citizens ofthat that country The chief Italian claimant ant is a resident of tho island oneBARTOLO BARTOLO BANCALAPI about whom saysMr Mr LYLK thero are dark stories of hismethods methods in amassing his claim of severalhundred hundred thousand dollarsIt It appears from 3Ir LYLES accountthat that the arrival of this ship was not dueto to an attempt of tho Italian Government ment to enforce the terms of an international national treaty but that she came inresponse response to a hurry call from BAMC C LARI who was merely playing liisown own personal game We aro crediblyinformed informed that the Bancalnri claims areamong among the most doubtful of tho entirelist list and news despatches of the latterpart part of March support Mr LYLE in hisstatements statements regarding the movemonts oftho the Calabria nnd BANCALAIUS part inthem them It has never seemed to us at allprobable probable that Dominican waters wereIn In any danger of being overcrowdedwith with foreign warships trying to collecttho the claims of creditors who are not atill all eager to have their claims adjudicated jnted by an international or impartialtribunal tribunalMr Mr LYLE also throws some light onMr Mr ROOSEVELTS reference to the prudent dent and farsecing statesmanship of3AHLO8 CARLOS MORALES He declares thatPresident President MORALES sometimes calledtho Mthe butcher priest a crafty man withi I i X HrWMtlrl Plfoflitr nnfiplltilf Mll l tIIIft1l1 1 IIft1l1 hllwl Ififnindflf tlf MrtWi JW n rIf1 fftt i hjrflw In IC n ntI 11 tfirl lfiM whiff w mM vf 111mIM fllN N IM urdf pfoilwMi JiH Ills IHt ttiitVuft tft flHwf Illlflitflrrt IIIf Mf IIWM MlWr ivlwrptty It f fllf 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In whnt Iscoitmniorily commonly nilleil till Klbil ftliiin mnnner tier n phrnHn whlrh roughly deccrlboporfornianrfM I 1 porfornianrfM unnUlcxI by the Inter reoI I Niiiircw of thi thriller Thwepntnrtnlninputs inputs will bo given under thi lUHplriMof i of the 1tl cat bust S II lance II Jnwishiirnniiiiitidii iirnniiiiitidii and will bit within rciich ofthosu i thosu who are nble lo spend very littliiinoiiiiy inoiiiiy on t hIlI t rica I plnivtiirmA A large part of the nudlencm thaiwill will mnke the nrqiimntnnco of 8HAKKHiKAnK HiKAnK III this war are of foreign birthnnd and have few opportunities of hearinghis his plays Those dramas may havebeen been presented on the Knst Side inYiddish Yiddish or in German but now theywill will be given in the only language thatreveals reveals their full sublimity The Kdticatinnal catinnal Alliance therefore has confurred furred a favor on the community inwhich which it is active Even if tie poetryfalls falls sometimes on alien ears it cannotfail fail to have its educational effect andopen open n now world of beauty to thesedowntown downtown inhabitantsIt It U to be regretted that the resourcesof of the theater are not to bo more fullyutilized utilized in acquainting the strange audiences ences with the works of the greatestEnglish English poet It is true that the comparative parative meagerness of the means ofillustration illustration cannot destroy interest In themovement movement of the dramas but of coursethe the beauties of the plays are broughtout out more fully when they are presentedas as wo are now accustomed to seegiven playsgiven given The action marches more vividlyThe The characters of the personages aremore more sharply outlined Their emotionsand and sentiments lire clearer than whenonly only text nnd gesture emphasize themBefore Before audiences not thoroughly familiarwith with tho language too the plays fortheir their better effect need more than overall nil the material aid the thoatfer in itsmodern modern development can giveIt It is unfortunate therefore thnttheae these peojjjo of the East Side in theirfirst first experience with SHAKESPEARE willnot not see the plays in more elaboratetheatrical theatrical surroundings To say thisis is not to argue for useless spectaclefor for the illusion of adequate scenic production duction has its great value and moreespecially especially for such people as these Hutthey they are fortunito to be able to hear thogreat great works in any formBefogging Befogging the IssueWe We detect in some quarters where aninterest interest has been shown in tho SchmittborgerDooley borgerDooley lawless use of force inraiding raiding since THE SUN drew attention tion to it a disposition to befog the realand and only issue that is before Commissioner sioner McADOO before Mayor McCLELLAK LAN and before the citizens of New YorkTho The one issue in the present situationis is the lawlessness of the police actingunder under and in company with InspectorScHMiTTBEnoEU ScHMiTTBEnoEU and Captain DOOLEYThe The Inspector announces the imminence nence of a report from him dealing withthe the whole question of vice in the Tenderloin loin precinct That is beside the mark attho the present juncture Tenderloin vice ifSciiMiTTBEnoER SciiMiTTBEnoER Is unable to control itmay may bo left to Ins superiors competenttreatment treatment of the affairs of his officeTho The Inspector declares sententlouslyIt It is either ScuwiTTBEnoER and DOOLEYor or it is the lawbreakers in the Tenderloin loin It Rhquld he so indeed But inthe the interest of accuracy and in the lightof of tho Bon Ton Club raid the Inspectorsphrase phrase needs be amended by elision toread read MJt is SciiMHTBEnoEn and DOOLEYlawbreakers lawbreakers in Tenderloin That istho tho present question the only issue arising sing out of the Bon Ton raid MayorMcCLBLLAS McCLBLLAS did not ask CommissionerMcAnoo McAnoo did not order a report from3ciiMiTTBEUOEn 3ciiMiTTBEUOEn on conditions in thefonderloin fonderloinTho Tho Mayors question was Were thopolice police lawless His admonition to hisCommissioner Commissioner of Police was that heshould should hold the Commissioner personally ally responsible for acts of lawlessnesscommitted committed by the police under bin ordersThe The one issue the lawlessness of thepolice police must not be obscuredI I Am not afraid that uir Federal refutation willivf ever cct down deep rtiouib to touch UK where weve live 6 eau lonr before they do the country wille be strewn with rallrod corpsei It would DankIDI runt twothlrdi ot ttcmlleatejn the United StalesPreiUtnl PreiUtnl 1 AUU J Hruc till area NorUitrnAU AU that Mr Hltii knows about railroad I mt1 dutc fw euu I4p t i4 4IftlIelIU lit tft sntiMsuf 10 ititf rsfort uf u41wWItm tm If his fctt 1ft It lftf HtfarilMIHrrl INlI lhi ff It iewmhii nflIIUnf IIIIeII 14 ftrtIlIIfl iI IW flI I f5Vi Irarwor ffwi Wra fAtlfh ff i mustI h E Ifsflsfusjf 1114 It 4 wr mtV u1IhtPE fitI I twtItfttt Fss i 11MlfM s if tPfw Ps 45 PtW4th4m if sh ft hir 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profoundEratltuJe EratltuJe fnr the llmrly rrproot you lame ailmlnIstored Istored lo the mUtuldrd Kaniai Ctlv Journal forIts Its absurd and fallArloui ruloty on the lien Davisapple apple an a variety In upeclal favor for the mnnurarture rarture of pie The Urn Oavln aprilr Is nnt uwil InMissouri Missouri for pIPftnOL al least by dlwrlmlnatlnirhousewlvca housewlvca It mrlt all thc anlmnUerslon wblchli li meted out to It from time to lime In your valuable able columnsIn In the horticultural klnednm It stand only nrthe the baldent commercl ll ni Thr fnlr rlnlm thatcan can be rightfully made for It Is that It Is a irnoilseller seller II flaunts Its ruddy Inferiority tn attractthr the eye of the Injudicious anJ the ignorant Almost most as well might basswooU lie used fnr lils anIho Iho lien Davis apple Sot even anionR tin plkrreof of Clay ojunty nor amoric thp cllir dwcllrm of theOcnrks Ocnrks can II hold Its own for pasttr with thespicy spicy Jonathan or the racy Ilhode Island errenIng Ing U might be an exagitf ration In say thai out nfpie pie proceed Ihe IMIICS of life hut thv women ofany any Stale can well permit the men loenact the lawsas as long u they the women continue to make thepies pies If these have reached the limit of deterioration tion Implied by the commentator nf the KantasCUu CUt Journal then what shall It avail the Stale otMlMOurt Missouri If Iti valiant Governor shill continue toomlte smite the boollers hip and thighTint IIlIK Tint SUN has not Invoked too much Ignominyon on the pseudoepicurean who hat given himselfover over lo the laudation of tho Hen Davis apple pienor nor Is It ridicule too keen to Justly reprimand oneso so benighted ax lo Impute la New York a passionfor for goulash and clams A IJIK IN THE Im IIHT OclUllIlDerj 2Mllllnrrr Mllllnrrr Trim RarnRpi OhioTo To THK IonoR op Tim SUN Sir One of IheColumbus Columbus newspapers anuoiinres that Ihe Hellcfnnlalne fnnlalne ntllllnrrs have formed a trust againstthe the tale of hat frames They have agrerd to wllno no more hat frames It Is limit way mid ndrnprIn In the trust n hat frame costs but M cents andthere there arc hundreds nt housewives who are handywith with needlo and riilek to discern the grneful andstylish stylish These women come lo us and lake homea a pattern hat of the latest style at the tame limnpurehuloc purchasing a frame from some other store In anlsrhl night they ropy the design and have a hat whichwould would sell for ft to 115 and all we receive h the 2Scents cents and a few trimmings al so much per yardIll Ill never complain again about the oil trustor or the beef trust The handy woman who canlake lake a twentyfive cent franc and a few centsworth worth of filings and turn them Into Ii lo US hatsIn In one night shows how much the mllllicry trustli li robbing long guttering husbandsCOLUMBUS COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 2 Jon or TnastColonel Colonel Ilrj n and the ConfenilonalTo To THB notion or TUB S1N Sir The epistleof of bold Dill Bryan to the President remind me ofn n story of the editor of Tin Short commentwhich which Is printed at Lincoln NebSome Some yearn ago bold Dill went to New York totalk talk with a man of Influence and information Inparty party allalrs After endurIng nanA flood ofajk talk to the point of colUpso this man KB 11 toiljwlndy hi windy guest Col Dry on I will now ask you toxcuss excuse me long enough lo go to confeMlan youknow know that I am a Catholic and Ibis Is my dayNever Never mind replied 11111 I will go along withou you I should like to hear what you have to bayup up there and perhaps I can give Ihe priest a fewlolnters lolnters Poser H WILSONniKvBii niKvBii Oct I The IlfRlnnlntFirst First Parrot Docs your youngster speak yetSecond Second Parrot Only baby talk like darn Itr or gosh all hemlockOnly Only a Little OnionThe The world Is full of greatnessThough Though humble be Ihe startAnd And every ones cmblllonAssumes Assumes the lofty partAnd And though I dream of gloryAnd And long for greatness tooIm Im only a little 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tailnff fiiliMiiiK at S nil e lit uplle nf the Ian viotmlliimisI rniilliiinil opii lllon nf hn Democraticfmrl rimirly ami ito effeetlvenp linn been demonstrated strated liy pjMrlpiiipIn III the striunln over HIP ll nlty townshiplornl lornl option Inw the llpptilillennn were ltsdvornle sdvornle and HIP Democrats were pmetlcnlly tlcnlly H unit in opliI I ion to II Ihe vote InIts Its fnvnr belne 71 Hepubllcnnn nod only 7Doiiioiratx Doiiioiratx The utnin WAR rue of Ihp DealInenl local option law It was pnnMHl by a fleptlbllcnn llcnn lifl liitiire nnd the great majority ofIhe Ihe voteH In its favor were cast by the Repiilillian piilillianThe JTh The rirord of tIlt two inrlle on the Ilrnnnode node locnl option law which In now so muchdinciiHMid dinciiHMid here shown the two parties relatively tively In the onmo i olflons On Itx finalpaHNngK paHNngK in the ItKlftlatUrn only one Demorrotlp rrotlp vole was recorded In Its favorThise Thise facts are helm hrousht to ths atlentlnn lentlnn 01 the Republican temperance votcrnand and he iuetinn Is presented to them whatthey they expert lo gait for Ihe cause of tempernnie slime reform by ttiriilnK Ihe State over to thecontrol control of the Ilemocnitl partyMr Mr Inltlsott the Dpinncrntlc candidatefor for lovernor hin All lei publicly that theHriinnock Hriinnock bill before It wan amended at thnsiitfKiftlon siitfKiftlon of lao Herrluk won a fairmeasure measure and he denouncen the lovernor for Interfering with the leglslntlve department ment by threatening to use his veto to prevent vent the holiest amid lawful expression of IheCeitrrnl Ceitrrnl Assembly and the wishes of a greatnmjoritv nmjoritv of the people of the State Dutthe the platform on which ho stand IR silent onIho the tprnpornnco question and he ban notilrclared ilrclared In fnvnr of amending tie law In thorespects respects In which tot HorrleUA allegedInterference Interference in wild to have weakened ItrntK rntK thn Democratic party changes frontentirely entirely on the temperance lunation thefriendH I friendH of einixTiuice will gain nothing byDeinocrnlli Deinocrnlli miccem It Is not likely that theDemocratic Democratic party will depart from Its recordand and tIme traditions of Its pant It has alwaynbeeu beeu acnlnst socolled sumptuary legislationand and In favor of personal libertyThe The preHentatlon of the foots In regard tothe the Hrnnnock local option law made by JudgeDow Dow who presided nt time opening meetingof of the Republicans at Lellefonlalnp Is beingolrculated olrculated widely and read by temperancepeople people und Is having cotmlderablo InflupnoeJiuliro Jiuliro Dow was the author of the Dow lawThe The fact Is Hint the law in Its present form anapproved approved and Klirned by lorernor HorrlckU U ono of the most effective temperance tneasuro IIrOIl ever enacted Under Its operation It Uwild wild that 21 Baloons In fortyMvon residencedistrict district wero voted out In inoi and thatmany many more have been voted out nlnce WhenHio the real chnnpes In thp law for which Governor nor llerrick In held responsible am examinedtho time savage attacks made upon him by theAntiSaloon AntiSaloon Ieague nnd the religious orPtanlzatlons Ptanlzatlons swin unjust Many able lawyers yers dednro that these chances rtrenathonedrather rather than wealvined the low and the Impression pression hI crowliic thnt the AntiSaloonIeiKiui IeiKiui lemters In their violent oppositionto to thn Oovcrnnr and Ihn Republican organlKatlon Katlon are acluatol tumors by personal pUiueIn In nol ecttlnic their own way than by n highdesire desire to nilnlhter lo the pllo welfareThis This imprerwlon lilt the violent and Insome some cnoen unjuatlllable atUcks on the Governor ernor by LoaKiie npeakpra nnd some of thecleriry cleriry are cntiBinc a reaction In his favoreven even among the clergy thnniwIvR At thorecent recent Methodist conference In Columbutinfter nfter a member had delivered hlmwelf of nfpoech fpoech denouncing lovernor Herrick and declnrlnu clnrlnu In favor of Pnttlson another memberdryly dryly riiiuirked that the speakers namenhould nhould at onto be Kent to time chairman of thoDemocratic Democratic committee Tor enrollment BSnmocrat1o aDemocratic Democratic HpellblmlerTho The Democratic candidate for Governorrellcn relIes mainly for his chance of election on thedisaffection disaffection of the temperance element In thoRepublican Republican ranks While this It true he andIho Iho other Pemocratln speakers the Democratic cratic committee and the AntiSaloon Leagueleaders leaders In their campaign literature are maItiiiK ItiiiK on attack on the Republican forthelralleged alleged subserviency to political bossesOldcit Oldcit Society to Prevent Cruelty to AnimalsFrom From Our tnliml frlendiThe The Ulster Society for the Prevention of Crueltyto to Animals which has Us headquarters at BelfastIreland Ireland was founded In Delfait m the year 1M8Alilts MItts late annual meeting one hundred and nlnpr prlzra 10 school children In the senior and juniorgrades grades were distributed for the best essays onThe The Itldht nf Animals to Humane TreatmentA A number of bronze medAls were awarded to members bers ot the nays Irish Constabulary for senIcesIn In the cause of humanity to animalsWoman Woman Suffrage In Atutrallafrom from the WaiMnglon Iottill I this K A Fcwlngs of Drlstane Australia wlws Is al the Arllugton says that so far Australianromen women bavo the rlzhl to veto only for membersif 01 the Federal Parliament but New Zealand hasonfrrrcd onfrrrcd on Us women the suffrage In Slate riceIons Ions also and when we elect another Legislatureour our Legislatures arc triennial there will be equalluflraKC luflraKC At the last Federal election more womenotetl otetl than did mennicked mrJIklld nicked Sir Hydefrom from the hoelieiler Union and AArtntsrIt II should not be a consolation to Mr Hyde torflect rflect upon the fact that he has led these foodild old men astray Ills the worst thing hu everdldMarch March of 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tOil 1111lom wlwlom and Justice thnt will pluro his nnnit at this lirad of ell tue iijml rs of his househo otto have worn time crown of AiiMrlaTho Tho oilier nterm cinlcr wh ro tluro l lc Arhalll irh rhalll of a puclfln nolntlnn of the tI nIiingerimi rrlnl InHnlnnlrn the contl city nf the Ottoman man KinpliT Thrrr him Just arrived In thttpin plsto flnnnclal conunlmlon ilrlrratpd liyth time Kt great Howprn of Europe to tnkf overth the ndiiiliilKtratlon of Iho flMal mind flnanclalaffairs affairs of MacedonIa It hi been tetiisdrecognition recognition l r the Htillnn Alulnl llainul IIand and thn Huhllnif Port now hut a fatitoinof of a Uovirmnont and Is nalllnv nt Halnnltafor for sonic dfclnlre action on the part of thnOovrrntnpnt Oovrrntnpnt of the six rownn whosomandate mandate It bearWlmthrr Wlmthrr the Sultan following tIle c lnblishc1 lishc1 precedents of hi reign will aflprharlns harlns delivered hlA protest lo nave hili facebefore before hili own people cede to the moralpraiMire praiMire of the Power or wait until A drmonIratlns ousting sijuadran Is off the Dardanelles andIn In Knlonica harbor I not yet dptrnnlnixiA A very short time nhould Milk the nuentlonMeanwlillp Meanwlillp a British war fclp hllM arrived atlIodeldah llod tdah the bane of Ktiprlin oCtho Turkish anriy operating analnst the Yemen relHnunder under pretext of coming lo demand redrewfor for outrages committed against Arab dhowscarrying carrying tot British flairWhether Whether the Sultan hall any loophole throuthwhich which he can slip out of the toils now windingabout about him remain to bo teen Much willdepend depend on the degree of solidarity of the sixPower Power 1C It is no greater than on previousofoiuilons occasion be may yet escape execution of titsitfltICC nftnttiice against him that should hare beencarried carried out lone ago but It U ponslblo that theconference conference that has Just taken plar betweenthe the crninn Chancellor von BUlow and theItalian Italian Minister for Korelcn Affair may havebeeu beeu directly connected with thin new Turkish ish situation and If It was the probabilityIn Is that tho Herman Emporor wIll have oncemorn morn thrown hili mantle over his friend andally ally at Constantinople to au him from hiswell well merited fate PKIIANew New VoitK Oct 4Rsllivny Rsllivny Mlleaare of the Worldfrom from the JtaHvav and Hnginrrrint ntrlevArcorllnc Arcorllnc to the moil recent German itillstlc the length of the railroads of the world was U710Smiles miles on December 31 hOt of which JTO M mIleswere were In America 187776 mllri la lura r iU92miles miles In Asia 11M9 miles In Africa and 10702 milesIn In AtiatralasUOf Of the mileage of European railroads Germanystands stands lint i40ll followed In their order byIluiwla Iluiwla 33285 France J8566 Au rl HnnsarrCl 4eti the United Kingdom 2Z5K Italy 10025Spain Spain 80UU Sweden and Norway 7780 Theaverere average cost ol construction ol the European railroads roads per mile U estimated at II07A77 while lorthe the remainder of the world the estimate Is oilyIJ8 9AsnThe The total value ot the railroads of the worldaccordlni accordlni to these statistics Is HJ000000000 ofwhich which the Biiropean roads figure for t OO3ooooooThe The estimate for rolllnc stock Is as follows la numbers hers Locomotives 1MOOO psucnrcr conches 233000 and freight cars 3000000Another Another Subway Hyiteryfrom from Mr Itallwav AfrA A somewhat rare sort of abrasion on the lop ofthe the rail has appeared In the New York city subwayThis This Is In the form of transverse depressions anInch Inch or more In breadth and an Inch or mom apartfar B far no satisfactory reason for their existencepresents presents Itself It only one rail were affected thecause cause might be thought a defect In the materialhut hut this plainly Is not the ease since thedepreaslons slons occur more or less frequently over severalneighboring neighboring rails Korean 1hey be ascribed solelyto to curves or to the effect of power brakes or toacceleration acceleration while a considerable mystery lies inthe the comparative Immunity at steam railways wherethe the conditions appear more unfavorable and essentially sentially different only In the manner of applyingpower power It la significant that these depressionsarc Are found occasionally on girder rails carryingelectric electric street can so that In all probability theircause cause must bo sought la some Unrecognized peculiarity culiarity of electric tractionTo 23To To THIS BDITOX OP THE SDK sir No jsas as slang mesa You are nut at It no goodin in away back or anything like that It corneafrom from the racetrack The limit of entries Is twentytwo two hence 21 Isnt In It U Isnt very good slangbecause because the meaning Is not clear to every oneNtw NEW YOBK Oct I SPORTnpartant Important Discovery by a Noted InvestigatorKotxrl lichen hunter In fir ntinerWithout Without a certain regular and nutritious foodupply upply civilization such aa we know It could notlist exist Hit ProvocationFrom From she atari County HiarTrtountEd Ed Hargls who was arrested laat week for loudurelng urelng proved to the Judge that he fell on hutam barn and like to broke his neck sad was not finedLetrerf LetrerfIn In youth you print In eapltalaA A composition plcarantTo I To rome benignant relativeTo I To thank him for a presentYou You go to college next and writIn In terms as sweet aa honeyEntreating Entreating dear old dad to hasteAnd And send you back some moneyThe The next eplstlg from your pen Ii to a certain maidenSome Some twenty pages more or lessWith With fond affection ladenYou You marry then you write no moreSuccumbed Succumbed to Cupids fettersYour Your wife attends to that and youForget Forget to mall the letttrs4CLA5DVitOa 4CLA5DVitOa WiLBosat at VNAPPIHtArsopst rsopst m PqMs4is Df mo Vtmrs9sV ifilKtmt rs9sV V mJIe ilKtmt ttfh tt M lie HimtHtH i i 004 4ftge IfjUf till Iff fh0f itpf tKttim muarnw rnw ill 4esllieif Its it fl1i4 Ohmfis fis 40 9 floe smIiII4I ol000I 4 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trpiiproti width fHi Hi hew hrnndrlnthrhp rhp Speaker Bite OOVPM offlelnl onlerinlnniPtitii inlnniPtitii diirlnx Ihn Pa rilitijm cli tilt tssuiiihore hrrp nrp dinner li t lot ml I mm si era inIrndprmif lenders of time ipgnsltion and In iirlvnln inerther hors AncordlnK lo limOS pslnhllolipd iitiMninn n nieinhcr who nrecpts nn Ip vitni lam tn dunMrlHi with Mr Hprnkrr In requIred lo appenr elm iiiIn In uniform or court drees In ihi llonof of I oinrnoim Joseph III man miidp frenuenattnckH I attack on n rimtom to ii tim us hn oiijeriito to war court dross shut him out front ilinjeanurp njeanurp of sitting at table with Mr rnieiknrobdrn robdrn during his twentyfour yearn in thellonop llonop of Common from 1141 to lOt felthltnMf hltnMf roiiBtrnliipd for flip WIIIIP reason tnrnlusp rnlusp the Speaker luvltatloim In dinnerlolin lolin Ilrjitht wits another illitliiqulshnl irpmbpr I bpr nf the house who protested against ibmroatrictiomi rpitrlctlon as to thp stiltable driM in wluento to appear nl the Hpeakpr tablp But mlmrut rulp In ntlll rigidly puforcodThp Thp only departure from It was mndp iMr Mr Speaker I eel diirlnir thp nlmr I ihcrilrarllaptent rarllaptent of IHIIS when hn formed is wparato arato dinner imrty of thn Labor momhertof of clip HOIIBO and fold them tlipy imchi pninowithout without any restrict Ion as to dross hut Hintprecedent precedent at lestt hams not onie hen mlIowed lowed at WpstinlnsterTh The Speaker Is attlrH at those runetinnIn In ii black velvet court wilt knep i rei eiipwllb wllb silk wtopkliiKs n steel handled se mini hvhis his side nnd lace ruffles around his mvet andwrists wrists Thp table nhd huce sldehonnUthe the oak paneled rooms are spreadmagnificent vimamlflnent magnificent old plate and HIP wells humwllh with portrait of many famous First Cominoneru inoneru Mr pemuker was created KimCommoner Commoner nf the Kenltn by an act of IPXrclpn reign of Wllllnm and Mary nnd ag suctihp hp hns prpcedence of all ito Cominoniltythat that flgnty crowd outside the pcersceAthletics Athletics In English SchoolsFrom From lltr Rational nnlneIn In the upper classes of society the necesstb ingood bgood good at games Is Impressed upon a boy from hitearliest earliest days at a private school We do not riruso so much about his work says the foolish mnihiwhen when Interviewing for the first time the whenmaster master who Is to be entrusted with her sons ritnrtton tton but his father and I are most anxious Hint Mshould should be a good cricketer Her Instruction aragenerally generally carried out to the letter by the rtiA urwhose whose atfiletlc proficiency Is In most caw his prlnclpal clpal claim lo be entrusted wllh the education Msmall small boys On a perfectly prepared wlcltet under der the guidance of a prnfersl n l the boy l iiticitto to play cricket with to much seriousness HIM iiirecreation recreation Is made lo appear to him ol more itportance portaoce than his work Ills average lhat frtishof of the modern cricketer Is of greater Inlemt thanhis his lessons not only to hlmctlf but olirr an Mhis his parents In this way therefore an iibsolulrifalco false Idea of the relative Importance of gaines nmlwork work Is carefully Instilled Into a boys loin l niUK UK fry beginning This Is possibly not vrharmful harmful at a private school but It becomes mnirand and more dangerous as he grows older iccalec thnsame same Idea Is allowed to prevail llirnuelmiit ffwhole whole ot his subsequent education At our cnnlpublic public schools unless s boy excels In romp form ofathletics athletics U Is very difficult for him to have nn Influence fluence or lo attain to any social Importance In thschool school The majority of English hay thus brcnmcImbued Imbued wllh the entirely false Ides which cmrrally ally clings to them throughout life thai inlets tman man Is good at some form or sport he rnnrot it stood good fellow It Is not surprising ihcrcforr thuiathlello athlello preeminence Is the sole ainhltlnn of nlmo levery every boy at any rate at the wore Inirortint putilie lie schools The caplsln nf the crIcket elrtrn nnrtthe the caplsln of the boats are so A reicrH rule iicheroes heroes lo be worshiped from so rear 1mbwhereas rn IMwhereas whereas the eotslled captain nf tile nchool tirlrMbe be Is also an athlete Is a person nf roinrarailnunimportance unimportance Value of an nmlcranlfrom from the ftalurilau HrrlvOld Old Dr Torr the late Stiprrlntendeni of Stillstlc tics In the once of the KeglitrarCrneral made nilestimate estimate nf the money value of n man ou the bi Unf nf the caplWtlUrd value nl his prohibit net fulilinearnings earnings On the bask of the agricultural laborers ers wages at that lime he calculated that riCh Individual dividual man woman and child ass ra on overare are worth about 110 lo the country In me wmway way he calculated thai the emigrant nf Hint Hintbecause because of the larger proportion nf ndult mnlothan than In the general population was worth an average age nf about 170 to the countrySince Since the dale when ihcic ralculallon wrrmade made by tim Farr wages have risen ant the futtirearolncshave earolncshave been Incrraied by Ihp greater averagrlength length ol life It in probable therefore that thnaverage average value nf an emlgrantal Ihe present time linot not less than C2no and of a family of four personsabout about 800The The emigration of sfmn families would thus meana a low of about four million Merllnr In the capitalvalue value of the population of this country regardedmerely merely u proflt maVjnc machinesDflmlnlrks Dflmlnlrks Iois of Memoryrom Ftoem the Scranlon TrtbunrSome Some months ago Domlnlck Milsonvltch rhohslbeta beta working In the mines of Iho 1nckawonna company pany hurried to Europe to brine over his wife andfamily family and neglected tn draw his pay The otherday day he returned and remembering the undrawnmoney money made application for It But to the amusemtnt meat of the officials and his own consternationhe he could not remember the name under which hohail hail worked There are few foreigners who sroknown known by their proper names In the mines for iboreason reason that so many ot the names seem to be MIsimilar similar that It Is necessary to give thenvan Entllsliname name Dominick may recall his former payrolllltle title In time In the meantime ho will be knownaa aa lllke Smith although for a lime he did thinkrather rather seriously of making It Mike Mitchell or UlUeRoosevelt RooseveltDticoarsglng Dticoarsglng the Stage Struck ilrl In Chinsfrom from the lahort TrttivnrThe The Chinese gentry tn Tlentcln have petitionthe the authorlllcs lo prohibit mixed acting at miletheaters theaters and also mixed audiences separatIhralers theaters to he provided for female actors and awfor for female audiences This It because since mixedacting acting came In vogue the poorer classes have turneducating educating their girls for the slate Inslcad of marrying ing them os they can make money Ibreugn themThe Ieatboduint The Tientsin 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cannot mnrrlitraizht traizht nftor thn third hottlr KtrnlRhlnrfler IItr llio fourth and ctrnlghtoat uftor tliotfth tfth i in vorthy their rink he icverftn ftn t ho wnltlns HotAt At ih hann pt thl chnplnin of thl Ancient tot forth tho moral ldoal of tlioromrwtn romrwtn Oli VM tho Aiicienl have 1 rluplain tho Rev Allan hudson of Rrocltlon lon HP ii all right too He is 1 twtotnlcrhut hut not a rabid ono Ho ho explained yosIffday Iffday arc onethird or I ho Colonel in thrAncients Ancients lad nt leant ancfourth of thoGmeraK GmeraK Jo Chapple magazine editorwho who L famous ns tho ono private in tho ccinpny pny remindod the Ancients of their honorable orable history Founded to ooiinternct thePuritan Puritan spirit of New Enpland they havefane fane right on Rwattlujc gloom Tlnvyonhy Mian Scienc antImprialr and I otbnr byproducts of tho IMrltnn spiritkwever wherever and whenever they outcroppedOne C 1 vnr0 liy th n W o f thn pp I o iUh her muM go outelde the bordersM M the fat to Fprcad Iheir principles nndbunt bunt doira Puritan gloom Hero wiahere here New ork got hornA I As the Xc York pHwed the Hudsonthe the firing Md of the Honorable deployedon on deck and manned their mopt preciotwIwhnging Iwhnging the one pound yacht Run Lengilis filiM which goon with them on BVeryoutlnp outlnp The sun crow of bong Clioonjista oonjista of throe Majors a Colonel and a Owners Thcss woro variously dretwxlAmong Among iho Anoipnt any uniform is irornm m hag as it nuits the complexion and formof of the wearer It in a matter of individualtaMe taMe Cobnial uniformn are in good formihakos ihakos of 1312 are not despised and cockedhats hats are liked by many In order to wearCobaial n Cobaial imifonn you roust have a Rnvo1itionar 1itionar anceitrr but that lets In nil ofw w ton anyway LonR ihwwai kept biwy IxzlnR forriver r river craft and nbnpwhoro towns TheMaior Maior in a V hnial uniform haded her thoJtaor Jtaor in very booominc Roiijb Rider khakiriillsd riillsd the string and the Cchncl taking wroically the most arduous lilwr pssredIt hp refoesin or tsIt It was a brHillful day on the HudsonTh The wood are just retting Into their nu lutwi coloring the bank nm all dotiodwith with brown and gold tree shining c n thefwn fwn bank There waq a yollow haxewer wer the water and the river was as ptlllMan Man Inland lakn Hownvnr Rood weathernctahK l nctahK MV to tho Ancients Col Calebf tlae a niiio of Ancient tradltionB saidMjtercLiy MjtercLiy tmt wherever they go Nature h lid to tliom Always aro they Rroetedrtvu rtvu l srarkhrig as wine stimulating as3curhI XX Hciirhoa Hweot OH good MadeiraAMhoXow AMhoXow York hors on toward the southfid tIe I1enl gathered on the lower dockpod fid Col Frank Hurplcw of Maryland ledi I thcn m Hinrin a stirring battlo hvnmtveryhody tveryhody worM but father Tears fjjod in Ancient eves tutUKorl to weep Mwarrhr Ii thl warrhr of the South vj tiiu 7uiiiii recruited on mi Ancients fieM day In Dixie wing the nolov Tart haut nn and her work in tho laun I D dry eu tb0 hflLCt are ever the tenderD The AircipntB did not land In New Yorker They AiJnpl put In at UNLbrOlIet4 fit reetre p re transferred to nn Annex ferryboat and from that convoyed to the Fall RiverMr rIe They had Intended to deploy onhlflt t5tM5e and march on their own rt to the Fnll Ihpr pier Hut tw York had mute no preparation to receive them Mr was not a band in night No electricipi tlll along the waterfront proclaimed Vel Come to Our Fair City The ungratefulI IOWO tnalJ know not when It Is honored wasup Ihaen Th Ancients went around It And at 1 oclock a Fall River boat bore them ayay up the Soundcaptain ThTliey were heard from later In the evening Ie The captain of a small Sound steameru TOA1OR south from Hell Gate brought this Tn rin i intelligenceey I They certainly a Fall River boat ine Some ind of dhtrees I seen It tMkln up the Sound about eight hen and Hho wu the fUllnlctlt actin craft I ever woe First roe would sheer off a lilt and then shedould eer rock and she kept aoopenlng and ttnt the mlrtllins on her stDrbonrd port khd or winking ako And first 18 tbisj would go out and then theydfi 1br luP And finally I blowed on the fi Sl Are you In distress And Imr I aaned If ihp didnt do the funniest thing leer know d a craft to do and me on the Ed twenty yean man and boy She to answer but I couldnt Just mako 58 Whether the was eendin code numberst thit or t lr4 she WM tootin low and 8110 woa tootin high and at last IJusTin flde It out Shed got a clutch on herj whistle Boni0 way and who was ulowin Good ut like a nlit coftiet For Hes a Jollyvt1 vt1 fellow1MS MS IliVPr lioatwisnt that Urn onewjr A CIIrr1 the AncIent and IIonomblobl his wjr orniMuiy asked one who hoardC c4 The which asked the skipper who U aVSVoT1 JCol mnn Ie Ancient and honorable Artlllcry0 ny ofItI lleulonlth9lJ lth9lJ belt Mid Iho 8kippBr Why didnt inK ahout thatJtITTnWi Jf TTfs AHOlT Till x BJjf JaJtkb tludtna J1lnr steamer lIan Powell 11111 tr t aM IHI of the season Ihla afternoon for n 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Esot 4totllIrI1h street II fw coo1l4I lilt I lie fnriiifr owner t1liI Ihfin nillonnnl lonnnl would to out by Ocltibnr IScIlK I ScIlK wmil nroimit to look nt Ih IHIIIKMln 11111 nIgh Ill found n wolimn slid two menI IOnlltl nslfCl 1111 fill hAr r llIf flsurI I hri WAN tsp furnltiiro In the IKIIWK Thny selil they wcn Dm ttnnnii and irfiw d 1ilene I Icnvr I hey acre locked tipI I I1 r Ulnillrhrrarrii Cn ifinrntMr I Mrs henry CV Mdllvaln of Ihiladihlannnoimre I nnnoimre the tlllltJtlnPIII of her doughlrr I Miw KllralHth It Mollvnlnp to r CroMiyKindleborgcr I Kindleborgcr of NeW York Mr KindleIwripr Iwripr In an assistant Corporation Counnvlnml I nml a tnnnilwr of the Oar Aoforlnllon nndthe the tlilvcrnily ClubllNllpnlirrh I llNllpnlirrh NtrrlrM I M NTrl 4 ln Orl I JII KlUubcth MarlonHIPP I HIIh dmiidittror Mr ami M r ll nrjr Willnm nm Hlrrlr wn mnrrlpil to henry las llallenb I b ck soil of fnrninr Mayor ll nry dayllnllrntiivU I llnllrntiivU head of HIP Wynkoup Ifs I isoisek I liook mid trnwford Coinpiiny at New Yorkand I and Mhniiv nl the 11It Cotisrc entlonalClinrch Clinrch In Munlclnlr lhl evonlni The Kovfr fir Ainnrv II llrndford ixrfonned the cerrnioiiy I nioiiy flip bent nun wan Carl TollnerroiiMii I roiiMii of the tirldorrnoin aIl the matronof I of honor wn Mr henry It fieel iIr IIIII inlw of the hrlrl Tliern vrse si brldeanmliU nmliU I Allw K llorlensi Adams of IlrooktniMi I Mi n illiir Woolf or Munlclnlr Misc ClarnIlawddii II Ilawddii of Mount Virnon cousin of tliohrldp hrldp MIA Kxlllh Woolf of Montdalr Missikrttia I llcrtlm llypr on of Mnntrlnlr nnd Miss EsteileI I I lhNIr IIr hlnBton II I The usherser were KrviliK Slrcle the Iirlden brothr ofMontflnir I Montflnir lolin r llnllenlwk Ii en t her oft HIP lirldiurooin of Montiliilr lily Clnrk ofNew New York coiiyln of Ha n oin AlbertAt WAIIno1 Alwool of Now Vork IS alter Thompsonnf nf nioonillelii X 1 und Kucchf K COOKof of llmoklyn After UIP weddlne a receptionnai nai given nt Hiefour MontclaIr Club lo abo4tfour four niindre tuontTRRSTIIX nOjpr tiskroe roe x ros Oct 4 Miss Elizabeth FUkilaii daughter of Plliir Fiitc of this city nndnlei5 sniri nlei5 of the late Hnrvej Fink of New Yorkvn vn innrried today In the First lre bt rlanlitirrh litirrh to William Spoor Itoneru formerlyof or omaha The ceremony was performedby by the Kev lohn Dlxoii U O of New Yorkassisted assisted by the Rev llenrr Collln MimitonI 1 nO pastor of the church Miss AnnieFlsk Flsk sister of the bride wan maid of honornnd and Herbert M ItoKors of Omaha was bestman man The bridesmaid were Miss Mary AUoKerx UoKerx of Omaha Miss Mary K Howell ofMorriitnwn Morriitnwn nnd Mt594 tat hhle Hninlll MlMUoKerx Lucy Sladc nnd JSM Katharine Hall of thiiflty city The ushers cern Howard McClenahanof of Princeton Frederick N flelssenhamerand and Ieonnrd KelloB of New York Pr ChnrlenII II Walden of Plilladelphia and Krneat HWebb Webb nnd Barker C ilwnlll of I his cityTho The brideitrooiii In a graduate of Princetonand and Is with time John A Iloebllntf Sons Company pany Potter LewisThe The wedding of MUm Dorothea EdwardsI Lewis and till Rov Dwicht li Elwood Potter nf Oakland Cat took plnco yesterday In StMnrkn Marks Protestant Uplnropal Church Secondavenue avenue and Tenth streetTlio Tlio ceremony was performed at 12 oclockBV BV the Rev Dr Whltalier a Presbyterianfergrian f lerByninn as IH the lirldeicrooni The bridewon won flven away by her father the Hey HenryAuiniBtUK AuiniBtUK lewl Mlsa KUile llerrlok 1ewLti ti sinter attended as maid of honor Therewere were no bridesmaids The Roy OnorjcoII II Trull was beHtinnn and Charles II VlcltoryHenry Henry it rtwopo and David McCoiiaUBhyiiehers ushers After the church ceremony a rercptlon rcptlon was given by Ambrose D Henryind and Miss Julia Herrlek Henry at the oldHerrick Herrick house I lEast Tenth street nraillleld SmithFllabeth Fllabeth Tsber Sinilh daughter or NlrsSydney Sydney Smith was married last night toHrrbert Herbert Stanley Hradneld son of J P Bradfteld field general superintendent of the NewYork York Central finllrcnd Trm crrrirony tookplnco place at the home of K F Smathers Shorerond road and Nlnelynlnth street Bar RldceIt It was i erformed by the Kev Philip Cookof of the Church of till Incarnation and waswitnessed witnessed only by the personal friends ofMiss Miss Smith and Mr Bradfleld The bridewn was given nwny by her brotherinlaw MrBiiinthers Biiinthers and Mrs Hmnthcrs acted an matronof of honor The best man was M Allen WarrenHit Hit chen MoneyWABmsoTON WABmsoTON Oct 4lIRI Mabel ClareMoney Money daughter of Senator and Mrs Moneyof of Mississippi was married at the Churchof of the Covenant this evening to WilliamWhitney Whitney Kitchen of Buffalo formerly ofCanada Canada The ceremony was performed bythe the Rev Tunis 8 Hamlln pastor of tbs churchThe The ushers were Hunter Armat ThomnjArmat Armat Harry v D Klntrand RaymondActon Acton all of Washington The bride a onlyattendant attendant was Mrs Tom Hall of New Yorkwho who acted as matron of honor Wut PI TMasruder Magruder P H N a cousin of the bridewas was best man ItofbllnR MctotlfEniB EniB Pa Oct 4 Ferdinand W RoebllnJr Jr of Trenton N J and Miss Ruth Metcalfof of this city were married IniSt Paul Churchhere here today Tho bride was attended bfMiss Miss Helen Roebllns and lIs Emily Rocbllnuof of Trenton N 1 Miss ElsefHunyon of NewUrunswlck Brunswick N L and Mill Margaret Metcalfof of this city Morrow Chamberlain of Chattonded tanooa Term WM the best man Nrnd and Mrs Hoebllntr left this evening on an extended tended tour tourJlatehCllle Hatch CllleipleBiuironn Biuironn Conn Oct 4MIRII Alice Oillesple lesple only daughter of Mr and Mrs EdwardAugustus Augustus OUlcapic of 128 South street andCharles Charles Albert Hatch eldest son of Albert JHatch Hatch were married tnls afternoon In StIda AndreWS Church BUss Ellzo 1Iltz of flivorldo atdo was Miss Olllespios maid of honoriraham iraham YoiinKsof Now York was best manTho The Rev II lllodley or New llrltaln an uncleof of the bride performed the ceremony Jlrand and Mrs Hatch are to reside In New York aftertheir their honeymoonMamUmll MamUmll WalshnnBKSWtcil nnBKSWtcil Conn Oct 4Mlss EdithBelle Belle Walsh daughter of exSecretary of StateIt It fay Walsh WitS married this nvmlnff ather her home Sunset Hill to Alfred WilkinsonWaUton Walton Marshall Port Cheiter banker anaown town clerk of Rye The brides slaVer MrsWalter Walter B Todd was matron of honor andthe Ithe the bridegroom brother Howard t Marshall shall was best mnj I j 1Aiii OMEZEAJ5IIf 4fJUGnATGM fp HP U i5rnuv rn P u IIfH H iiq PMUil IPl1ll4iwtfll e l4iwtfll tUIA UfIt PtI lnn IIIlfrPtF lfrPtF 141141 NetiVv I 114 iPIPllstV If1 If1 If 4f ffIotIfMiHFf IfMiHFf iff fimiff fr11 It IfI fen Jrw t MfiH Cimwr mill 4 Vths Ift rtiMl ths tAfwHi sifliftilsi fit tl tafII fir rufIt 4041 Mil Vtr4if4 Y eVAt IfMIilf ttNIts NIts Nffl lift MnfliMf llrthf frtf If ifJfilh 4f44 fld fniIlt tttA If lfIIlt 4 1t Itf ftltitnnurIqtfllMt4fllflu rIqtfllMt4fllflu 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111ft ftjiti l4ltt lime t liii MtIttfl4I Wittli 1111 1II1i ft rml iaienattsh Inir1 I 1 jif I his lIJII cttnithItjtwitf1 ft tTtit i litsi 1Viii7 f Itw iiiivruKnil llfrt Iii A itatis Irfiftefnd nil ilinfrhr tuuI In ntd r 10 Ivn hem n rhNnm to MH imden den liimf miiwiimrttil llmt he wit milmnil If It In Itisti hlClIlIfII hIs INftjfdtt swaywill will Iiit M4IfCtry P14rMra Ia tinw lustiertliiuu CIft Itlr mnil lu rrfrnln from Inwidlnrjrwhw whwriio riio Ulk nloml lbs IlbffdU 1lnll In IM 1 majority bin tefumsItlut lo gi ttt ha wtIIsI I lwc5tmmst liey Rthl aT 1011111 Irtittitlsi I llm rumlm in all wwmh llm rur l M Mknnn nn toots jmrl In the prlmairlrfl limn New II I York MilIrK do lr The Itlbnn pdloliI I III nlKHil A4 honest us IM locul electionOn wher there Is always talk IIr nflClIttI isflhirtienlen rtienlenOn On aeenttnt of mr friendship for lninsI I I went among the liuilnmK men rdrnimlgnlnn for him but I nrn errrywhere ttmC crnllin I nnt nntw dont wnnt ii change Tiling arnproporotw IprIWOI proporotw hoW and we dont want to tithechances chances on A new administration It issimply simply till slliintlon that confronted Inni fWWIIIS hero Itn Hryan ran against Miiiiiloy I Kin cy and thn results will Iw the sumoHeAor HeAor Caimlii who Is the Moderatethn nominee forVksu4residenl amid PIt lrJnt nftho tim Senate Is a brilliant lawyer This odvonond vonond RHP of President Palma makes Itnot not unlikely that Im may din before hnfinishes finishes his term In that ease fnpotwoirtd woirtd la a creditable siicorworWhile While momlers of the Dome pnrtrmet met In Havana Sunday and dmddml lo m Uchim him their mndldate notwithstnndlnff hisrwlKnitlon resignation you oin rest nsotrml that hewill will not ho voted for on Doonmlxr I continued tinued Judge Rellly MIe knows that hehsnt hannl a chance and heal oknowl1 that thoelection election will bo on tho squareVA8HINGTON VA8HINGTON Oct 4If toting comoto to WaHliinglon to air his erevancps honot liPresident not likely to get much satisfaction from thePresident President nor any one else among lovernment mont officials Ootnor has no official ctattisand and IH not entitled to any moro consideration tion thnn tho Administration here choosesto to show him Mr Slonper the first HOCrotary rotary of the American location in Havana vana h In Washington and called at theSlate Slate Department today It In understood stood that he dfwcribed Gomez a a malcontent content and trouble makerItinOIKTTH ItinOIKTTH IV ItttJOKMV Savage ompany Rlnm the Oppra InKnslldi Knslldi at Itir Xew MontaukThe The third night of grand opera in Englishat at the now Montauk Theater Brooklyn sawthe the production of Rigoletto and almostevery every Mat in the how was taken MrSavago Savage has secured a well balanced company pany of gingers Winifred Goff sang theCranston title rOIl while Joseph Sheehan took thoparI part of theo Joserh Mantva and Ottleycrancton Cranston was the brace Sraraurfe MissCsrtrude Gertrude Rennyson was ailda Kignltttoitdaughter daughter and Miss Rita Newman playrdthe the part of Maddrltna Hparafvriltr sisterMr Mr Sheehan has a very pleasing tenorvoice voice and when ho did not force hw toneshis his singing wan splendid In the familiarair air How Fickle Women Arm and duringhis his love scene with AJadiltlfnn bo was athis his beet His acting was splendid throughout outof outIr GolIs portrayal or Rigorllo waRcllpital capital his acting being perhaps the bestof of the evening Mr Cranstons deep basnfilled filled the house with little effort on hispart part and every word he uttered could heeasily easily distinguished It was unfortunatethat that his part called for so little solo workMUis Miss Rennynon as Gilda had a difficult leto to play and was not in portlouliujy goodvoice voice As a whole tho performance was acreditable creditable one and the principals had torespond respond to several well deserved curtainfirover callIGrntr firover to lease the Old Montauk TheaterIt It wax reported yesterday that the oldMontauk Montauk Theater in Brooklyn which Isnow now owned by the city would be leased toWilliam William C Graver manager of tho AmphlonTheater Theater It Is to be run it is Fold as avaudeville vaudeville homo News or Plays and PlayersA A German light opera Reason will begintonight tonight at the Irving Place Theater withthe the first production in thin country ofFruehllngshift Fruehllngshift Spring Breezes JosefStrauae Strauss father of Johann Strauss wrotethe the musicHarrison Harrison Grey Flake has completed thecompany company that IB to support Madame KallohIn In his forthcoming production of MonnaVanna Vanna at the Manhattan Theater Tbegayers players are Henry Jowett Henry Kolkeroraoe Horace Lewis Leonard Shepherd JosephOMcara OMcara Morgan Wallace and KobertMilton MiltonFlorence Florence Davis a young actress wholast made 1 starring tour through the BouthIMt last season In a comedy by Louise Malloycalled called The Player Maid will present theplay play at a special matinee at the HudsonThtator Thtator on Friday Oct 13Mr Mr Coodfrlfnd DIp on a TrainMIDDLETOWN MIDDLETOWN N Y Oct 4 Feeling thatdeath death was approaching Benjamin Goodfriend friend of New York who hal been spendfor leg some time In Uberty Sullivan countyfor for the benefit of his health desired to dieIn in his home Though very weak he boardedan an Ontario and Western train this morningfor for New York He became worse shortlyafterward afterward and died on the train before ftreached reached this oity Mr Qoodfriend wasformerly formerly a liquor dealer on Chrjfatle streetNew New YorkA A LOVELY COMPLEXIONNew New York Lady Proves ThatEvery Every Woman May Have It ByUSING USING CUTICUBA SOAPMrs Mrs R Roiohenberg wife of the wellknown known jeweller of MB Fulton St NewYork York says r had a friend who WMjustly justly proud of her complexion Whenaskoa asked what gave her such a brilliantand and lovely complexionJBhe replied AhoalUiy healthy woman can be sure of a fineskin skin if she will do as I do use plonty ofCulicura Culicura Soap and water She insistedthat that 1 follow her example which I didwith with speedy conviction I find thatCutlcura Cutlcura Soap keeps the skin soft whiteroughness and clear and prevents redness antiroughness roughness r ia Cff1tft ff1tft 1 PlIHW4 I 1uAesanM4 II anM4 1 I 300 Free AtIiThT on page 7 In y terclayVSim 9 sarnPP Is too gcexJ an opp3f IpcunhV 5 p3f nliy to bt NfIp S n Jn 1T4rI1Ar I In following eotipon rt once D1cTIO4MW I t1nd you will elill luffplrtl p1rtlcsI1rEi vi lIlr44 tSt VP4pnflII Y1t tfr1 I 5ifflhf i hf Jlt II will lntf i i fttf1fH1A 1 UI4iy I 4iy n Iti it ntllnr Mi I t Ifllk A 1fI 1iti h Iiiflf Mrtf rtf tttf tn ttf iii eMi4flms1 lftIIWI1f f l wn ii ItfrtlIftf lilt f 011 ftff I It In1ttflhf4fIftf Uf11 nl ut lha tend n 1r41 In rlI t Ifllltf Jm if rlltp p tllI 4fti tII II M eIrfl stttf IWI1 tit ynst tt VVEP AfJt ntfI fI Ithf4VlIltlJl III ttulfll P1111 fIVEfU1 I I ip n tiJ f4ftd itIlffn tItt Itt flfriV 4fl1tl lishsl tsfrruttfnqif lfrHhndrfMt I Mt thit dlllnrt 11 tiftr4 III f If I G1 C MENNA1 CO Atlitttt f fff Au t but f N Y j I i fliElfltIJ J I AII MT It ft w tivwsl bY f tuftInf 10rto I ruF MuipitThe The I GamblcrA A Fascinating Wvvin If II Tpe N mv V Thfesiound found to b the lit scaryesnentlon senlutlon of the hourN N y SunHARPER HARPER Q1 DROTIIERS PU8LISIIER5 NEW YORK I I FKMinm Tin sr rrirs ILlVtfins fins In Ibe Illllrn Dollar lilfl for ITaeticrs TiaeherV CollegeTh Th trustees of the Pcjibcdy Kdurntion lion Kuml mot in tho Fifth Avenue Hotelywterdny ywterdny The minting wn railed toorder order by the chairman Chief Justice Molvllls vllls W Ill II cr President Roosevelt wntlm till only nlwcntpc The trustees present ent wereSamuel Samuel A 1 men Masna bunottn JamesD D Porter Toinoseo J Pisrpont MorganWilliam William A Courtenay South CarolinaHenderson Henderson M Somerville Alabama Joseph spit H Choate Charles F F nnrr Louistana tana President Oilman of Johns Hopkins Goorgo Peobody Wetmore Rhode InlandRichard Richard Olney Mausachu tts hake Smitheortia eortia i hop Ucanca Morris K Jcsujchuscits forfilli the Right Ruv William LIlvrenle MllMacbwctA chuscitsTho The proponed appropriation of loooOOCfor for the ostnbi hmojit of a teachers collegeat at Nashville to bear the Mme of icorgnPoabody Peabody wan deferred intil July 1907This This appropriation was voted at Ibo lastmertinic meeting to take effect on tho appropriation tion of 250000 by the Tennessee IBislature lature toOa by Dickincon county nndIMOfiCO IMOfiCO by the city of Nashville ThesesumH sums were appropriate hut H detactwas was found in the State appropriationact act which noossltatefi a delay until January uary 1907 the time for tho noxt fiessionof of the Tennessee LegislatureThe The trrasurers report showed that thefund fund consisted of a little over 2300000No No action was taken toward closing thetrust trust or the permanent distribution oftho the 1300000 unprovided for Dr Greenthe the secretary paid however that this mntter ter would probably bo taken up nt thonoxt not m 9tlm and fottloJ before July 1007 the time on which the trust may terminate minateTo To following officers were reoloctedChairman Chairman Chief Justice Fuller flint vicechairman chairman Josoph H Choate second vicechairman chairman President Oilman trcajiurorsecretary nndsecretar J Pirpont Morgan general manager secretary Dr Samuel A Iroen7f4VI 7f4VI W4SKS MKKTMM MM De nivera Has Komethlns 10 Say ofClovrlands Clovrlands ViewsThe I The Rainy Day Club met yesterday attho tho Hotel AsWrnnd Mrs Belle de Riverapresident I president of the Equal Suffrage Club talkedto to them about GrovEr Cleicplands vijwgOur Our exPreslden1 And great statesmanhas has called suffraghts to account said sheHad Had Mr Cleveland studied tho quwtlonof of suffrage in them only place where it ranJe Je fairly studied the HuffrftEn Stateshisopinion opinion on the Ftiliect would he valuableWn Wn do not eed men to ten us to loveour our homes bIt politic come into thesehomes homes oven In the gas meters and thenutation nutation arises If wo cannot nr the priceof of gas what shall vre pay for oilA A fair sized crowd of daisies tranplantedfrom from CarnnRc Hall hlorsomcd out at thsmeeting meeting which WM the first of the feasoniud iud the first nt till Astor tho daisies nowMrne fled Mme von Klenner tho first vicepresident dent presded Out of respect for thepresident president Mrs Palmer who is in mourningfor for her husband tho late A M Palmerthe the usual club luncheon will be omlttodbut but the Rainy Daisies will Rive a euchreon on the afternoon of November 27 at theAstor I AstorAnnouncement Announcement was I11l1dll of a convention tion of the City Federation to take placeat at the hotel onFriday October 27FOn FOil IOXELADIES WITH MYEVMr Mr Smith Will Marry You If Yon tturHim Him at AS a Gnus Color 1ncertalnAny Any woman who takes a chance In MrSmiths Smiths ftuosslng contest nt S5 a guessand and doesnt get any reply from Mr Smithshouldnt shouldnt think that the man who is offeringhimself himself like a piano at a raffle has neglectedher her Instead it will probably l e foundthat that the Poat Office has held up the letterMr Mr Smith gives an adress in Broadstreet I street where no white man can be foundto to admit that he h tho Smith who offersin in a circular hehas sent out to give every Iworruui woman a chance to win him OH a husbandAll All be require of every woman is to Bendhim him IB her vital statistics and a statementof of her pecuniary resources and guess whatnumber number he has written on a piece of paperWho Who guesses It right gets him And allthe I the other fives will go to form a companyto to exploit a valuable propositionMr Mr Smith enclosed with the circularhe be has sent out a full description of himselfomitting omitting however to state lila color Hosays says be han orphan boyTo To Teach English to KaliansMONTCIAIB MONTCIAIB Oct 4nglith is to beaught aught to tbe Italian of Montclair Inie the public schools Two nights eacheelc week have been set apart by the board ofducation education for tho special instruction often men who are anxious to learn the language ot their adopted country The action of theoard board Is In compliance wlth petition elgnedy by iUtythre Italian AMUSEMENTSl4yi 1 BFLASCD Til RATH B KveS Ual Sat7LESLiECAlfE LESLiE CA1TERlat lat I times ending Ort 7ADILEt DIM e AA OCT Id UU I1AHHVJlway Jlway IZIlhilinf In i Kvin li 4W SAnf h S V TO iS NIGHT Mat Sat 7 KXTIIA HATS OCT II AND 3 s WATIH UKlASfO preaeauVdfwr STN V WARFIELD Tin lart nrtlZt Q MfflIC MAXTKIti GARRICUV1Mi11 Kyr 5t Mat Salm I UMIllvn wm II Rpynodi PrrildeilA A ItOII jt Week n rnard SliaWiNEXT DALYS O YOU NEVER CAN TELLNEXT NEXT TUES PirtTIniimiArnerleaJohn UlmIw SIIS John Bulls Other IslamACADEMY MEATHAIE TOltAI mTtttTRStACADEMY I ACADEMY OF MUSICy5 Irvlr I4lh 141Irvlr viVs I Vs Way Down East Ptle25r75SL IJIKI MatSat3 1815 v fl THE VIRGINIAN Imult IthfUNttnI n mult ft fmwsI 53d iiI EvOI nnhrtLLLall MS UatSalat 2liVoyasors 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linerIrinz Irinz Osknr from Modltorrancan portsIJr IJr harks Campbell Mr nnd Mrs CharlesKdwnrd Kdwnrd Eaton 1 M Harrison II W Johnon coil Dr Uiiilx Scluiltz Mr anrt Mr C K IIWalsh Walsh and Mr und Mn John H DreePassenRora Passengers by tho North Germin LloydBtearrnhip steamship Koonlg Albert from the MeKlltcrranoan1 tcrranoan1Wlllnnl Wlllnnl HartlPtt Dr nnd Mr Charles A prices the lion K C Ruiiipux Mr amid MrxCharlfK CharlfK h Kd nr Ountav 1 Kchnrnb of thnDr North Urrlllan Lloyd 1Inp and Mrs Reh waSDr Dr Charles 1 Kinrnnn David FalrchlldDr Dr and Mrs John ll Perry Mr Kit Hatterleii terleii W Shepherd Mr and SJmCharlos liHlnrr Hlnrr and Mr and Mrs William WestFPVCT FPVCT CnulKHl in ltd Ilrcojllnn PlarrXaw I Xaw ORLEANS Oct 4It Is now announced nounced that the yellow fever has beencompletely completely crushed out in the originalinfected infected section of the city tho Italianquarter quarter The Italian Relief Society dinbanded banded today there being no furtherneed need for its assistance Terrebonnj StGabriel Gabriel and KenUyood have joined thoother other towns and parishes that will abolishnil nil quarantine restrictions altar October 15PIIIIMCATIOXH PIIIIMCATIOXHWhen uu uuuen When a man placescopies liecopies copies of a certain book in thehands hands of his employees andclaims claims to have been repaidcoo coo on the deal the caseis is worth investigatingFreckles FrecklesGENE B GENE STRATTONPORTER PORTERis is that U certainbook book Can youafford s afford to missa 5g4 a like profit2nd 2nd PrintingiO 70 Illustration 150DOVBLEOyPAGE IM CAKtVIIIltJctNfrt Lit nltutnOlZIN OlZIN 1IIjiJAlICA WOAJADO6LEDAY DO6LEDAY rAGE iCOAJEWYWIXHARRCatullus HARRCatullus Itasui rios novels Voltslresales Tales Moll Flanders Ovid Uartlal PRATT 101 Ink av c Iffinwfpi IEMPiNY4r 0 wIEMPiNY4r s f 42 JN OW s4qrrr NY r j5 i I 1 05 twet 1 i Hit Wf l tiIry G C ItlU ctirqr Vieti flI4QI I I I4QI Iff sP IrHNA rHNA MIW In 2tLVdJY LVdJY ill i 11 f IVAIf 44fj it 1 4 i1 Kfli C i itgt6t 1xir 1 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NCIIOOI NOW IN SESSIONOynin Oynin slinn LahordtDry P1avroanLHAMILTON HAMILTON INSTITUTE rOil novsM M West PUIilvnrnt StreetPrcraralfod Prcraralfod for College and DuiloeisAlhletle Athletic lleiil OptIonal Military l rlllidNS LESSOrS PIIKIAHKI IN STUDY HOIJH UND11IItUIIJ1I HKUIILll CLASS IVSTKUCTOrfeKoumtntU ItourtollJ Fourteenth Year begins Sept aSlhCHAPIN CHAPIN COLLEGIATESCHOOL SCHOOL FOR 1IOYS 11 EAST OTH fiT 8 ifll Year NW OPEN Encllsh CCluleal OUlll I Cell CKaMcal and Primaryp p LOrtli nuCKLEY A P PrlnelpalII iJ IlBARNAROSCIIOOL II CHAPIN Ii U IrliiclDal KmcrltusBARNARD iBARNARD BARNARD SCHOOL BOYSftnlIKOK ftnlIKOK IHKPARATOnV 7J1 St Nicholas MsAftcrnOn Afurnoon 111111 School ssston for next clays atudlrsKINlilimtMITKN KINlilimtMITKN 4 PltllurtY 71j1 L nos AreSOTII SOTII VKAII begIns Kept S7th CatalogKelvin Kelvin SchoolI i wonN I I I GAInlonnc llad Master 331 WTOth StNATHAN NATHAN HALE SCHOOLIIKOPBNS JnfOP IIKOPBNS SEPT n in HAST 4TTII STitmtIAw ItlLIIAM UfllIURCII llead Ma 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Wrslejnn 27 to 0 Tin Klls plwynl fnstsntl sntl snappy fixitball under n warm sun Tliescorn npty scorn a t Ihl rnd nf hit first half was n In I lull In Hie second hal into weri tin Ilka I whirlwind wind an l ewept I ho MelhntiintN IIVIT theirlire lire four tlinw In fifteen mlniilc I uiit nregular regular ole fnshlnnftl open ffntiio with plentynf or raving up anil dowl tint gridiron to rulertain lain tlin spectators Ynli W8M not In ilniiKTft I ft bclnic scored on in the entire Inn III c Wcsleynn players mnklnir only ono trainThat f That came In tho first Imlf anil wnt aroundYAlftn YAlftn loft onil When llm won ialloil Hitho I I ho end of tiC liNt half Ynl hail Kiilnnl nlinulB 15 yanU on riishen exclusive of thi1 riiiinlnirhack I hack of punts The vMtlnu l nnt had onlyten t ten yards 10 its credit Tbe vain lintwas Impenetrable 1 penetrable to tlieMetliodlstHHMntilts Hlovineon I eon mnitt a dnshltiK play II thn second luilfrunnliiK I runnliiK 47 ynrds In n neroml flash frI I thn opponents 10 yard line tic made n touchdown downThe The second half brought nut OIIP nf thnprettiest prettiest rnnx of thP lny vrlnn Illuelnw ratiuhtthe the ball I ho klckoff 11 Ynlfs isyord linoand I and carried It to Wesleynna 7 yard llni1Veeder Veeder rushed tho ball around arc I r end n riin n truiLtictonn In 1r w limnthree three minutes nf tnr thn kickoff Yales olfflde flde play lost the home team fonyflvo yardsbut I but Tier worst fault unit fumlillnir Ilihcost cost at leant one touchdown If the first hnlr AVenleyan lost flffein yards II pennlHeThe The vesleynn line wan Ihmbirr hal YaloHtho the men averaging about flvn pounds losson on tbe visiting tram The llncupVale Vale Itillloai nnlrvanConidoa Conidoa Lett end CunnlnjrlmmForbes ForbesFrwln zcnrwIn laclfle Sort h FrwlnFlanders LUIIuar SMlrr FlandersTrlpn CenterKlein lneWoodhrnd TrlpnDlgclow HIlt euardlUebt TArlo DlgclowStuart lUebt tackleKTilUfnd WoodhrndSmith StuartHutrblason KTilUfndQuarterliaik SmithVan L HutrblasonHoyt QuarterliaikIrU Van Stirdanllantpsoii 1 HoytMoist IrU halfback llantpsoiiBolley MoistFllnn hlsht hullbaclcTKullbaclt Bailey Fllnn TKullbaclt JlldersleeveTouchdowns Touchdowns Fltnn Stfvtuson Vetder Sttvertnn nn Quill CioM from tquchdowag Hurt Vccderfmplr lrenr Hammond Htteree Or Thompson n Tlmer nr Hull Linesmen Lcvlne andNethaway Nethaway Time or halves lJ j and 17Hmlnutci mlnutci Suhslliutesnfebn for CmitdonAndrews Andrews for Erin Smith for TrIpp Turner forBlztloB BlztloB H Jones for Stuart T Jones for ilUlehInann ann Verier for Hoyt Stevenson frtr Slonc Wyllefor for Stevenson Quill for ninii Wilkins for Tajlor Billet for Smith Goodman for Heller Klpp furVan Van Stirdan hay for Hampaon Munaou for Day Douglas for OlldertleeveHARVARDS HARVARDS hUSKINESS COVXTSImprovement Improvement o the Defense but a Lackof of Life and UaMiCAMBniPOE CAMBniPOE Mass Oct 4 Harvard defeated feated Bowdoln at football this afternoon r II to 0 Except for n short stretch whenHarvard Harvard made her last touchdown tho gamewas was slow 1 was Interesting however fortho the many spectacular plays There wnna J I lot of punting frequent fumbling hy bothteams teams hard tackles III the open and a number ber of tackle behind the line for looses Hwas r was Harvard all the way for Bowdoln did notmake r make first down by rushing though she hadthe i the ball often Only twlro did tho opposingteam team have tho ball In Harvard territoryand i and then It was not closer than flfty yardHarvard Harvard showed Improvement on tho dnfunslve V all the linn playing better na a whole butthere r there was no life or dash Hi ho play It wasbrutn brute strength not spyed or light that toldfor I for tho Crimson With few exception Harvards yards gains did not BO overflve yards Harvard yard fumbled more than sho did In the opening e log game with Williams and tho men wereunablato I if unablato fall on the ball when the plsruklnva I t va In the openThe The Interference for end runs did not worksmoothly i smoothly Tho barks worked well togetherhoweyer howe er on plays that went Into the linoHarvard Harvard lost often nit penalties A numberof 1 of time tin harvard Hue viu uffrlde hut tho Infringements did nut attract tho attentionof t of the dfilclals There wiw more hall thousual usual nmoiint or HliiCKlni inrmbers of both teaniH being olfcndeni but thn utllojalH didnot not ruin anyoiu off Kpfnr u ho took ItrillHplace f place ut hell tncklc put up the Ixat tackloplaylni I playlni that has IHIMI seen on tlm IInur1l l eleven thin fall Fur Itowdoln Urummondat at runt cml played the only conepirJiousname name Ho got several jihjH rx hlnd the linnpud and prevented several end runs from cotting by him The lion upDrill larMrd rostltonLed ROIldoll OlIrlro Led milLett J UrummondSkoliKlil DrillParker Lett tTilfiLeft SkoliKlil I ParkerCunnlir Left geirdliawkaumorthI I CunnlirPierce Centre ThomasPowers E PierceSquires Right ffuardflight PowersHtacy Squiresnurntmm flight tacklonTjhtend Htacy j gurnham flight end WII DnimrnondDais NewhillFoster Quafterbackimulihack DaisOreenu r FosterWendfll Ixift lulihack OreenuRedmond II 1r WendelllIlghut hall Mk RedmondItlanchanl Hantey Fullback Itlanchanlgurnham it Touchdownsllanley Soulres Newhall GOAl from touchdown White Implre Itrggle Drftivn r Harvard Ueferee Guy Murchle Harvard Timea a iKi minute halves Murnlltutoi llarvardOrant i for OBrien third for Grant Spear for Drill Kersh k berg for Parker VWie for Cunnlff Mdaddnn for a3 Ileree Hall for lumhnra Leonard for Inster fl Nesmlth for WcndtUSomer for hlsuihuy itowdoint t Blair tor liaR Gaslonquai far Urceae Adams fort t DlancKardSETOY e 1k SETOY HALL PItKTTY TOVGIlOronco t Oronco Collegians Make Columbia Fightto r to Mln 21 to OThe The Scton Hall football team gave Columbiathe the toughest Ujud of a IjatUo yesterday atAmerican r American I enmio Park Columbia winning u 21 to o OutVeluhcd everywhere the SouthOranxo u Orange tenrfrnad cup ln uped mimi Kcrnppineaj L neaj what lUlaoliod Jn brawn and akled byoino ct oino prchistorjc tricks ham tho Columbiaplayer tt player all dt ape IrT thn flrVit hfilf To besure sure Morley kept hit best bnckflclcf menontho the side lines In order to Savo them for thogame game with Wodoyan next Saturday Therewas L was lkQW Vcr o8tnocwu8 e for Columbias t bias rejujar linoinch not doing battle againstthe the piay ra opposedto thorn Clarke ofBeton Sewn Rail had a rib trolfA1n the flrHthalrColumbia fl Columbia fumbled twice when the ballWM it WU la her poBscaalon near the Scton nilA1 i I tjJLiT A1 jJLiT i piaf hitwi fii 911 1 af Iua iltIt HIIt I uquwu fHIl too tit hf f49w w I I iWtui Iliul 4 ftii lt ilIIMItlIuI IuI 11Wt II p4 4 ait Iiwu y5f ii4ol m ol Wt II i i f fIIfMfl WIhrif if 4a It It rttffl 1leell Iif leell f I I Itft iTsp Tsp ft 4 rftHP fiqf II JIjfr hi p I q s mu1 I 41 fI r 4f f 5 11 Ip m pUt II utMt4utt lip 1 lush l L 4r t 16wltit S 4 4 tI lip gaur j tf V fe i i 1 r PV iit CIIII Ij Sp if t 0 I f I S f4ftiti44 ifiI tll I IfF L1 r If MVI I1 1 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cored n tnilfhilnwn antinhulketI nhslked up ST pnlnlw not1 III Qiinkerwlnt wlnt hiivn Ilintiitlonohlp n p1 suit Iofl Notmilr milr was IVnimyJunln ncnreil nn bill t nftHud Hud Wcule limit hi litf while rimnlntf withthe the bull The scntn wn t III In 1 fnllllrllh AIVnn ieiiflulVtttuhmt viewpoint Ihn aiinn w AItnrrllll nlinrrlbln horn Ida cihlbltlnn Tbi llrllyshiira learnplnjrnd IIn gnu rlnirs it roll iiul I hurt lied and nine rat flCimore morn groundnnd lot time anmi1 nnly hecausnf nt Iwd blorkcd kirk which lei In two touchdown down IllJwIIrAr As far ns rushlnu the bull wo concernedIViuiKylvnliln IViuiKylvnliln was nltnont oncrlrM whllnfor for llcltyslnirg Selbor biokn through thnrcnler rcnler anti ran thirtyfive yards to PennMlvntilnH MlvntilnH s ynril lint before hn wns thrownnn nn I nf bounds Then In two short rushesthe the lipttvsbiira tcutn inslly forced the ballover I over the llii In the fccontl Imlf Weeclni i kicked goal from plnvrnicnt nn Irin 10 yardI I mark IVnnsylviiiiinH team was tip IIIAlnti i II stiff prnprixltiiin and was not prepared forIt It Ill fast and utivuly charging of fiettysburg I burg knocked vry bit of team worK out ofi i the elpvpn Iiibey wno played qllartlrmndl I niacin n RIPM of a punt which nearly cotIOllrlulnwn ntouchdnwn touchdnwn npftycburu got the ball on thns I s yard linn bin more throitirN poor Judgitiprt untiL than any specIal work by PennsylvanialipltynburK lipltynburK tens held for downs The llncupVniJtfrdfJlfl VniJtfrdfJlfl totttoni ttettustntraWwilr Wwilr Left end Urdu re lr er left lacticItoitinsen finyderriolilrunn riolilrunn Left guard HIMTnrrey Tnrrey Onler Dennettelglrr elglrr lltirht gourd Deal tick1municn Ijiimnn lilght IllckleSehwartzS Scarlett IlliCit end SlorrlckLubcy Lubcy Quarterback Lammcrtlircrne lircrne Lett htifhackrSheareriteuiuili HrnnH Itlght hAlfbacklhrrfolwrll Fotwell Fullback H rum bus heSrorc Score Pennsylvania 11 iettysbtirK 0 Touchdowns downs Scarlett Weeilr Selber Goals from touchdown down Torrcy 121 Selber Goal from placementWerrte Werrte Time of halves 20 nnd IS minutes Hubstltutis stltutis Ixinrivell for Weede Rook for lraperttankart llanksrt for Torrcy Hohton for Ziegler Dwyerfor for Scarlett Johnston fur Iutiry Klnnard forfirrene Greene Ixjnzwrll for Folwrll Glmlilr for 1ongwell well Chamberlain for llermctt Strohmeyer for IammertCornell Cornell Improve and Heats Itobart EasilylTMAr lTMAr Oct 4tndlr a sweltering sunand and with many siibstitulen In the line Cornelldefeated defeated the Hobart football eleven on PercyKleld Kleld this afternoon by a score of 28 to oThe The fienova boys were never within hailingdistance distance of the lIed and White goal line theplaying playing being confined almost exclusivelyto to Hobart territory Tho Cornell elevenshowed showed great Improvement over Ita pastperformances performances tho chief fault in this afternoonfl noonfl ttnmo being fumbling Rice playeditinrtPrbackand itinrtPrbackand showed himself the superiorof of any man who has no far been tried thereTho The feature of the game was a run of seventytwo two yards by Walders who has been shiftedfrom from fullback to halfback on tho Cornellteam team lie was forced out of bounds at Ilobnrts two yard line Halves of 20 minuteseach each tero played The lineupCornell Cornell Poiltlcn hobart Good pcrd Left end Vluelier Ddirklrk Left tackle Miller Iiaim left guardHuessler llodze Center WeeksORourke Oftourhettlght guardiiieidouu WegnerSheldon Sheldon flight tackle Gulches hloadhouteflight end CailanHarvey IlIeeQuortrbok lIarveyAldrl1lLrll Aldrl1lLrll halfback Cowannihsun nihsun ItletH halfback JohnnonXVoUielm Voiheiinuhiback UlvlnelTouclidovros Touclidovros Wolhelm 13 DAnn MartinetOoaln Goals from touchdowns Walders Gardner 121 HctcrrI Kvans of Williams Umpire Caso of HobartSubstitutes Substitutes Dulaney for Dunn Down for OHourlie Gardner for Rice Earlc for Valdernr helm Marline for tar Callan Glhson i r Whltlnc for Hucssler for Martinez Shafer Wal for Vlsscarr Ilcllcnzer for CowanPoor Poor lhllltlon by DartmouthIlANovrn IlANovrn X H Cct 4 Dartmouth hadhard hard work today ti defe It Vermont 12 to oDartmouth Dartmouth cavo a miserable exhlbltlcnof of football Vermont going through her centernnd nnd around her ends nt pleasure Vermont mont hod several tricks up her slcevrand tl ecards cards ill worked A fake punt was her favorite orite nnd successful ground gainer Vermontlikltcd kicked off to Dartmouth who after n few ntteinptn teinptn at Vermonts lino wa obliged topunt punt to iorrisli who In rushing tho ball Intwenty twenty yards jumped completely over thehead head of Glaze who attempted n tackle Byshort short rushes lllch made a touchdown In tholatter latter pnrt of Ihc hair Klngham VermontsclntiT clntiT played a strong came The lineupDurtmoulii Durtmoulii Iaitllani VermontRwazey Rwazey Left end Donee Hanker left tackle L 11 SkinnerCiaRc huge Lrft guard HushesIllmlneham tlnmiuughamnCenter IllnjhamMarllonald 2tacionlmktIlitiut KUnril HeldUtlnR UtlnR Hlflit tackle RI Skinner nfJ II llcckctt RIght end Ferrln J ilazc Quarterback Gcrrtih Main Left halfback WatklnsIllx Illx night halfbackoodworth IIIchluli barkioJcitiomvnsRich SmithToJclulmvns ToJclulmvns Rich TIerr Goals from 10Uellf downsMuml 111 Umpire Carlcton RefereeUmard Umard Substitutes Foster for Swazey Dreyfus for Foster Steams for Decked Herr for Rlz Cobuenfor for Herr Greenwood for Rich Frank for HuzlicsPrinceton Princeton Freshmen Defeat PeddlePniNCBTOX PniNCBTOX X J Oct 4The Princetonfreshmen freshmen defeated the Peddle Institute eleventoduy toduy In a hard fought game by a scoreof of 9 to Oln the first half the Tiger cubsworked worked the ball Into Peddloa territory and then scored a goal on a place kick from theas as yard line Breozo did the kicking for Irliicptnn In tho second half Hhanoonscored scored a touchdown for the freshmen on a long run The lineupPrtnrelon Prtnrelon 00 PosiHonend PtidltStroai Stroai Left endguard White Scott lcft tackle Netfe Wncncr Left guard UcConecley 11IfC5crnlrr Goods btchonalt111gM guard Stiver Macliny Right tackle Plant Hreeze flight endhuuud Stttoslrke Mytra Quarterhack Gallup loud hen halfbackDobson Wntson Right halfback nils Khanmn Fullback HlucherTouchdown Touchdown Shannon Goal from placement llrecz Time 30 and IS minute halvesIndians Indians Swamp SusquchannnrAruisLK rAruisLK In Oct 4The Carlisle Indianfootball football eleven today defeated the iuaJuehnnlll liatum University eleven which boosted anew new wing shift play of Htrrngth by a ncoreof of 47 to o in n game In which the viltcrsthiti did not make n first down In fact not a Unit down has boon mode against the Redskins skins this year The Indian first elevencklns played the first hlllr roiling up M pointsand slid the second haLf saw 1Vlntltwo tect cklns substituted Archln JlbbY at quarter hack In the second half speeded the bracesastcr faster thanjhey havo gone before thIs yeUJ J L TI I 4tkis tfo r111J V104140f rltM fl fuIitn fqeiI fe t 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And IM yAnl loll kicked threepteily I pteily ittie111M niAtrrtaK nr rnnrnM TKAMXliffrti liffrti Work iiythtu TtirrtMfifrltr cml M T Vrmxcrtox rmxcrtox Oct 4 Tho Princeton elevenh had anntlier hard afternoon of preetlis Ind liar CpI Coon y mauls sonic ood gainswith with the tscklrshnck formation hilt the varsll tit y played mostly a defensIve came doingIlllln Illlln Aggressive work Kumlilng was freqtient qtienl P Waller Ihe freshman was InfllllonA lllons piece at guard on the varsity andi i played a Rood game Fryer was at end withI I Drasher nt thn other end Fryer has speednnd nnd tackle well but lacks the experiencewhich which Tookcr whose place he In taking canoffer offer The scrub worked several trick playswith with success using the delayed pauses andntinrterbaclt ntinrterbaclt runs llarlan wai at quarter onthn the scrub and made a rood showing with hisquarterback quarterback runs Tenney the varsityquarter quarter hlll not been playing as well recentlyan an might be expected and Dillon the Andover dover man Is expected to five him a run forthe the place Tonne y III a better punter thanDillon Dillon hut lately he halt not shown his oldability ability to general the Warn Hie youngerDillon Dillon on the other hand has been pleasingthe the conches by the skill he ha shown In directing recting the men He will have a thoroughtrial trial In the placeEASTOX EASTOX Pa Oct 4Thre days of hardwork work has brought lAfayettes football playersInto Into prime condition and developed newmaterial material to a natlsfacotry extant StartIng inc with the developments last Saturdaysgame game Coach Bull took up weak points onMonday Monday and has kept ringing the changeson on line work logan whose knee was Injured jured a week ago Is out again but severalgood good players are still on the bench Wasmund mund the freshman who has len tried athalfback halfback does excellently In running butIs Is not quite up to the standard In defensivework work lie Is being coached dally McCnawho who IH also out for halfback Is rattier lightbut but Is exceptionally fast on tils feet and showsgood good headwork 8hust ra work at quarterIB IB about the belt the college has ever hadHosklnsatcenterDoudand Iloskinsat center Doud and Logan at guardsNewbury Newbury and Cooper at tackle and Thornatmake Snook arid Colllton 10 roooe from for ondsmllke make a roost formidable tine Jn fact Lafayettes fayettes line cannot well be Improved onIt It Is the backs which give trouble and to findmen men who will rank with the line Is the firstconsideration consideration Material la abundant andshape Coach Bull believes Larayette II In far betlerehape shape than at this time a year agoCoach Coach Wilts sent the NewYork Unlvereltyboys boys through some hard scrimmage work atOnto Ohio Field yesterday afternoon The varsityand and scrub played two fifteen minute halvesthe the first team scoring s touchdown In eachtwrlod period Right Halfback Bwartz scoredIwth both touchdowns but R4benold tailed atboth both goals the final score being 10 to 0 Thowork work of the line men Is still ragged but thebrary team Is improving In team work and Inaplonilrbt lonilrbt the students and alumni will holdII II football rally In the auditorium in the library brary building The object of the rally Isto to get more men out and to get every studentana and a large number or the alumni OUt to theLeblb Lchlgh game next SaturdayED COLUJlnU ED HURTPott Post Gets Small Bone In Forearm BrokenIn In Game With Seton HallIn In the football game between Seton HallCollege College and Columbia yesterday afternoonat at American League Park Henry B PostColumbias Columbias left end had a small bone brokenIn In his forearm The Injury Is likely to keephim him out of the game for three weeks at leastPost Post received the hurt in the latter part oftrie the second half but after leaving the gamodid did not say anything about It thinking thatIt It usa muscle bruise and would soon passoff off Last night at the football quartersDr Dr F H OuUer he teem pbyslolan exalDinid ainlned tbe aria and discovered the breakV tO O C N Y Football AffairOwing Owing to the Inability of the Athletic Association sociation of the College of the City of NewYork York to obtain a football field there was nomanager manager appointed for an eleven Nevertheless timeless the students of the college InterestedIn In football met and elected Mr Thompsonas as manager lie has arranged a few gamesbut but no definite schedule has been agreedon on as It Is the Intention of the athletic association sedation to forbid all games Ir It is notlive 108slble to get together II fairly representstlve live team The athletic association hasmade made the following appointmentsLacrosseManager Lacrosse Manager Paul Kammerer Jr 08assistant assistant manager George O DIxon 01 BasketutliManater utliManater MIllam lloacrkamp 08 assistant tent manager Patrick Gallagher 01 TrackTram Tram Manager Richard Sullivan OS BaseballTeamManager TeamManager Adolph Held OftOther Other Football GarnetAt At Minneapolis Minnesota 42 St Thomas ColAtMadlson lere oAt AtMadlson Wisconsin S D Marquette College 0At At Ann Anor Michigan 44 KalamuooAt 0Atib At ib pilgallllnol 6 i Wabash oAt AL Culca o Chicago SJ Belolt 0Baolns Racial at LoulrrUleLOCIIIVIUE LOCIIIVIUE Oct 4Tl surprise of the day atChurchill Churchill Downs was In thesexona race wkeo Tempta a SO to shot romped home In easy fashion a lengthaad anti a half bead of the favorite Fralu with Lionel nel another long i hOt tuliulint lint Race Six furlonrs Delaroa 112 Koerner a to I wow Sid Sliver 117 Troubel a to I secondGoldliellflKWHIcksiWtoltalrd Gold Dell 16 IJ utelJ Cole ItbIrd TImed 11425 Ultravlres Santon Frank Bell Marco Irene MacUnnlul Hootnfnete Irene iac Loch c3oj 1ICOjlrene antithirimful Unnlul also ranSecond Second nace One mile Tempt Di Jackson 30 to I won Freesias M to Austin 2 to j second Lionel UKoerner U to I third Time Ituit Frivol Cot Jim Douglas Plauius Tornray OHara llroodler Magic Wlnton Atoea and Mlu NannheFiulrd L also ranTtilrd Ttilrd Race Five and a halt furlongs Calabash lOCo IA W Booker 4 to 1 WOO Hot ToOdyTloS Nlcolll 7 to 1 second Agnolo JII Hoblnson eve i third Time 10 48 Magnla sat Elklns lermlare Jean Lee and Knlcktrbocker also ran Fourth nace Klvc furlongs Auroorivcr 114 1 WTime Watson 2 10 I Ion lurtonrJUhlCriver 10 IMcond Mcond Come On Sm0e D POlndilbto l thIrd Time IMS nS Mlnflta Prellr OlrlKIss ihr Gadfly Jot4lt boy anti Thespian also ranFifth Fifth Kaec Seven furiongsLove Note 100thTVuTIJe IOrtmlhl I 10 2 IOn oclolbl 11M INIOUIJ 60 Iaround around lIradohorn IOG 1 W Booker 1610 1 thTVuTIJe I4I ilO lAv Lou DWr fUl LoveySIxth aad Llda Vivian also ranSixth Sixth RaceOne mileEbony 101 H Jickson K4 tolwon founds W Perkti I 4 101 secondBUI ltannoc Belle oo JIerePAIIJ 314 01 thIrd TimePDwtt tl26 Comic Opeca RobenO 1AnhlafHsndyt1 BUI Oovlru and U A Powell also ram I Ifi i jo t1 r MMKE MKAH MOOT EVENHI ll4 f fvO U flh14PflHI I HI r II HI jiqpr I r 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ml itt I In 1Thn The rlulihriumi nwntu were AAII III crldcnfnirllli irllli all klnil of wagers while ChlmjoOllMcn OllMcn iuerimsr Cash John Evans FffHI town M Mark And thus Melilf n llnii ItArkwlho thin Whitney filly with UIUKI wagers FfunkMoore Moore Kpllt linm thrw ways on Klllkiri Ihnnilr filly who rwfnlljf won nt ion to I for J IIMeAror MeArorInn Inn hose pinked up I7ni nn Znim In theIhlnl third rare ftldlo MnDnnnlil lieu ennmlinn Oil her In ttiko Sienna from Ihn hook whileKrnnk Krnnk Moore list nn her nil over Ihn Inllrllhthl straight place lid third III nmoiint nf hicommunion communion being ttnw Mennwhll lienevoltflt nvolent who run a liiul looking race In vlnwnf nf hit precious speedy J1frrn rill IIIIC VIM npoor poor investment for Ioiil Hnrll Hilly Dunnn n Anlllroill the tilcliliMlPln nail thus clulihniiw house while Krnnk Farrell Ihn SullivanMax Max nitimpntlml MorrIs Stack and otherwere were dtaatiMfd with this showing madn hyMlntla Mlntla J L Hollands nrlbnry and Cnplasrecently recently purchased from Janice R Kernewere were coupled at fives Charley Cash losing 11000 nn themThe The remarkable feature of the betting onthe the fourth event wan the general lack ofconfidence confidence shown by many operator III Klameshn meshn 11111 Porter bet 15000 on her whilethe the Mrhtenntelna Mark niordan Davit Jnhneon eon Ixnilx Snell and the cluh home backedher her down 107 to 5 But a fortune was wasere ere l and lout on Pretension Just the nnniethfl the biggest losers belnc Jack Bonnet Dobllnne llnne EddIe McDonald Hole IVanall ChloncrnEshner OBrien who bet SJ 6CNt a place awl FrloIEtthn Eshner II A Ralney ls French mare Orlietteby by ClalronPlcardla who hail been goinggreat treat guns In her recent trials was IIDPOIIMITom to be a ripe melon Jack Mclinnia Raineg Tom Costlifsn Charley llenihall and othersiilayed played her across the hoards with profitlxlnl lxlnl Rnrkx bet on Andrla to show whileJulius Julius Frank took Bryan on the name proposition sitionDave Dave Johnson wagered n modest Sf too onRoeeben Roeeben In the Drnnx Handicap Sol Uchtensteln steln put down 2500 with the Counsellorwafferlnir wagering IIooo Porter 13000 John KayMoo Moo Harry Parr 12500 M Marks IIooo andthe the whole clubhoiiHR pouring flood of wealthInto Into the books until oven money was thobest best price obtainable when the gatn went upRoMOtxn RoMOtxn who Is a popular idol also caughtthe the support of tho crowd In central andwhen when nn came home under a pull he wascreeled greeted with enthusiastic cheers Jack Bennet net lost SI 000 on lacund Leo Mayer MaxEngland Blumrnthal and George Whellock took Merry England while Race Khul wan played threeways ways by Billy Hayes nnd Frank KchertTyron Ihe Smart bplllrR were about equahiy divIded pd III to whether Grenade or Tyron wouldwin win the last race these hordes going aarrom from the post equal favorites at 3 to I JackMcDonald McDonald and the Llchtenstelnn lest bitbeta beta on Grenade whll Harry Parr droppedn n fat wager on the other one Bob Smiththe the owner of Maznar the winner tried 10ronvlnoo convince severlll noted operators Before therace race that the colt would win but he was wavedaside aside He had n email bet on for himselfStarter Starter Cesfldy who believes that strictdiscipline discipline at the post will help his work withthe the barrier has suspended Lnclen Ine andBelmont TolIls smith for the rest of the meeting at Belmont Park These jockeys attempt to beat IK barrier yesterday In one of theraeill races and were Quickly notified that theycould could not ride again until the meeting atJamaica Jamaica opens a week from next MondayIynee LyRes suspension will compel the WhitneyBtable Stable to hunt up another rider for the variousstake stake engagements to come an Iyne has beenrldinz riding regularly In the light blue Jacket everslnceHlldebrnnd Inc Hlldeband was practically ruled oTCassldy Cassldy set Perrine down on Tuesday forthe the rest of the current week and evidently Intends to have his orders obeyed If all theJockeys Jockeys in tralnlns are placed on the aroundIn In thin first part of the Sheepshead Bay InfletInK InK Cassldy punished Reofcrti with equalBoverlty Boverlty Thn lattorn eniplojor tried toIntercede Intercede with the stewards In his behalfhut hut the starter was uphold although the penalty alty wan considered unusually severe for anoffense offense practised about dally by all JoekoysWhen When the suspension nf Lyne and Smithwas was learned yesterday there was a generalopinion opinion that Cassldy had overstepped tholimit limit and that the boys had been harshlybe dealt with But dIscipline at the post mustbe be maintained and Camldy In response topublic public clamor for Rood starting Is gains torule rule with a rod of IronAt At the steeplechase meeting of the UnitedHupl hunts Racing Anllon at Morris Parkon on October 21 25 and 28 thnstewards willW bo Theory T Morris JOfh E Wldenlf andW W Butler Duncan Jr The racing committeelian has decided to permit no schooling over thesteeplechase steeplechase course before or while the meetIn log sonBeldame Beldame the famous race mare who wonthe the Suburban Handicap this year has beenshipped shipped to August Bclmonts Nursery Stud In Kentucky AUjIlS Is generally believed thatshe she will be bred to C H Mackays MeddlerHastings In addition 10 Mr Beiruontll noted atalilollslIallInll8 Hastings Octagon and Henry of NavarreCurlev Curlev Brown who did the starting at City Park New Orleans last winter was a visitornt nt the track and so were members of the twoNnw Nnw York baseball teams Including ClarkOrlftlth Orlftlth Billy Keclor Jimmy Williams andJack Jack Klelnnw of the Americans and JoeMcfilnnlty Mcfilnnlty Roger Dresnnhan and Sam Merlesof of the NationalsThe The twoyearold fllly Speedway was destroyed stroyed yesterday because of her Inability to recover from a recent accident Helloonce once owned by Fred Burlew broke downPrevious hO elell81YJn the last roe L Bnllth pulled him up anti dismounted In the middle or theAtrAch AtrAchPrevious Previous winners of the Bronx HandleserCobourc were emberSJ Gotham cloophu Handicap WannA ofulllttl1 hle Weahll Young Henry ana Leonldas The Hurricane 8tllkesnlso also produced theee winners III Daddy Handed Satin Slipper Cobourg TempletonQlenecho Ielschlln Interval Juvenal Maxim and QlenechoLotus Lotus who ran second In the second nees Is a fllly by WatercressLe Flour She IBowned owned by W P Burch and Is thought to havastealing stealing qualities She ran so green that Ohelll had A narrow escape from being jammed Into the outer rail Yet the allyhadroyal royal speed and will bear watching True Wing n fllly by The RowanRIght Wing was evidently framed for a killing In the first races na she was hacked from 15 down to a But she was abut off soon after the cetaNpstromo var Npstromo was a hit short otherwise hamight might have taken Bunas measure In thus HurrlcanaKin Kin men hi If she had been extended wouldprobably probably hive beaten Grapples track recordtno or 138 25 tot a mile Many turf sharps be lIoye that before ISo present meeting ends anew new worlds record for the distance will borsUblLihcd rsUblLihcdIn In addition to giving lumps of weight to Ancestor and lInen King who ran secondnnd and third respectively lioscben conceded twentyetcht pounds to Jocund who beat him over at the Bay In a race that caused a lotof of gossip twentythree to Oxford thlrtyona to Merry England fortythren to 1efhnm a 100 to 1 shot who kept him company thus head of the stretch thirtythree to Jncantn tton and twentyflvo to tho twoyearold Hermitage Uoseben carried his heavy bur den iw If it was a feather Itwlll bo of Interest tp no8 how much the handicapper will put on hun tnoext time be la named to JlO I k f fiww f rnftWHN If Hit I tit rmt 1Wf fi PulPIflgI IflgI egefqsfleesfcis 41lsftssSdlIWIfIltItml IfIltItml Caflsi fifafif liIthqftnf CCIIICIIelf elf ftff151 If iIiuanSV IeVlism fWIll WIll lb ilrVsf 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iIensian lnfi fir A hfl Thus Islis terelretl IIrllm IWflIis flitn irnm NhAW whn hill tint inAkit aflrenitle m suntil until 11 wsi teal lastsUferiha flrenitle the fsTcrltK In his lest Cr1 at amlii mlii and a ulileenlfi had nn iwf Intiifini Itl WAIIttulfulil mIl 1111 from hip very lieglnnlnf HiunsrI 1 In I nn I tie nllier hanif III as till nf runninhrwl and came hoipe In majestic sils JhfMIn lengths In Hie gnnil In I IJ whlrli riinslerl tM trackwa rOOCrili Tfron e 1111 In face wa sit mronilluff with nluhlt 10111 1 to I a 111 thilrmllirentyhe IIhAII was hiuse lenghius espy rhreafanrites tunrlll wan and liflotliCt crowit tuf U 000t luff rnlhuialiitau nJnyrt the ouihhtig hIIlImmarl summaries Flue sacsJIesiteitu Hamlleiti for three Tearolds semi upward llof0Nddeiliilt alicIa alt furlongs Dlaln tourselerisdiSAgC lerisdiSAgC Vft 1111 nrttint 7155Ilandtsrai Handarts lOT MarlIn sl M Uhitisk Husk IConiM no 5hsw sl SI Vlkiniuteratin4 Crlmmlns 101Jacqiiri I1lit ConiM rst nn4 101 nj JirqiilnlUlfliO lit ONeill 114 CStalstlla 4 UlfliOM 117 llruswl 261nleWlb 1ManuleWtttt J M nlCVi rthSTniewinga 110 Creaner Wt 2Ot J lie WhulgC iw wfiMhfr si 41 7l seals aClolen IfS Miller M CiCloieii1 ClorllI Ill L Smith 20hruanluI 81nanl1 tIIJ AnanlulrronlenacS IIJ Lpe 201 Sl 10nontenae rronlenacSMonet 111 WKrunp 101 41 JjMonet Monet I lot 1Ilimlth 20I 81 12IilamnndllushS IilamnndllushS BJ MeDanlel 401 ISI Ifilrllrlllar3 ilrllrlllar3 Ito Kelly ftol Soi 14lallluler I at iiulger IM llomsnelll 101 41 ISTime Time IllPoor Poor start won driving Handttrra eh f Iby by Handsel Klurra owned and trained by V DVan Van WelrrRlrtlIfD SICOND n Anior For twoyearold miles SMO added lo carry USpound pound with all allowances nve furlongs straight nwayhone Hone ant ADO rr t Jodtty netting finIHookiUlrrmchMlo IHookiUlrrmchMlo lyne IS 14 IJ 1oUI3 tIC ONelll 41 7111ItIllKare2 KIIIKare2 110 Miller IOI 3Ilenp2 tHXlenu2 Xlenu2 ItS Morrison 101 41 4MirnrTencr2 I IMuf2 MirnrTencr2 m Bell 1CmI 81 S1sury2 1sury2 105 Burns eol 201i oValagal2 Valagal2 tin mc Kn pp 121 41 7laMinora2 laMinora2 lOt Dlckson 10OI SO1 SMyrtleli2 Myrtleli2 IOS namerItoi 401 alllueMamle lllueMamle IOSJJonI501 4O1 10Time Time 100Good Good start won easily Drookdale N rnph rhI I f 1 by Meddler fa t ila owned by H f rhltney ney trained by J W RogersTHIRD 78150hfurileana HAOSHurrlrana Hurrlrana Selling Stakes for twoyesroldiIsm Ism added fIve furlongs straightnone none and Ate rt J xtf netting FinXuna2 guns 2 103W Knapp Sl 21Noitromo 1otmmo Noitromo 2 101 Crlmmlns IS1 81 2ikiod Good luck 2 107 Buchanan 7O1 si 14rttsouac Illvousc2 90 Mlllrr ISl rtInrlellld 4lnglwlde2 lnglwlde2 07MoDanlel IS1 Jilirlb 6Urlben2I08lartln Urlben2I08lartln si xilllnlla2 aMlolIlI2 lllnlla2 O7sewell IIt 21 7llenevolent2 llenevolent2 107 Lyne 21 eyea SIhllador2 Ihllador2 102 U Smith 1001 SO1 BCanla Caplas2 107Burns 51 96 10Cioldboro2 kg I It I Cioldboro2 100ONeill BO1 181 11Iloyal Royal Soot 2 107 Hell SO1 18112Coupled Coupled Time too 26Jood Good start won driving 7lns b f 2 by Hamby bU5EIIAbelhL ownedby II IJ DUfra trtacdby by John nunlnJJrOI1BTIl rOUBIH RACEFor For All ages 11000 added one mileHorif horse anuS Agi in Jockfj Bttllni finKlamesha3 Klamesha3 103 W KnAPP S2 12ninetteS IGlnllIr6IOUKllIr GlnllIr6IOUKllIr 101 41Iretensloa 2kS PretensionS 4IOUha H 35 SRryan3 nnan3103RomanlU 71 21ManredII01 4107Dell Manfred 107Dell 801 IS1 SFleurdeMarle3IOSMiller FleurdeMarle3IOSMiller 01 8Andrla2 Andrla2 S7McDanlet 2O1 71 7Sals4 Sals4 112Burns 001 151 8Time Time IM 35Good Good start won fb Klamohs br ieir aby byEsher EsberRefleCtIOn owned by Greek Stable trainedby by W H Karrlcknrrn nyuBronx RJLCXBronx Bronx Hlchwelght Handicap for twoyearoldsand r and upward 11600 added six furlongs main coursellorif horse ant Am in Jotkev Belltnf finIloseben4 Ir r8 ffgn Iloseben4 140 ONciU1110 12Aneeslor4 IAncestor Ancestor 90 Miller JS1 81RaeeKlng4 21RaeIKlllr4I03Knapp RaeeKlng4 103VKnapp 71 r2Incanlallona inIncantatlonS lncantation3102 Hums 151 51 4Jocuncl4 Jocund1I6Shaw 111 31 5Hermltage2 Hermitage OONotter SO1 151jglandS112Romanellt 6Merrysngfand6112 jglandS112Romanellt si 21 7Oxford3 Oxford3 IISLyne 121 41 8IelhnmS f to rr iJltl lTlme12 IelhnmS MMcniniel1001 ao1 BTime Time 11 JGood Good start won easily Roseben b r 4 by Den Strorae Rose Leaf owned by D C Johnsontrained trained by F IJ WeirSIXTH SIXTH PUCESellIng Selling for threeyearold and upward fifteenpound pound under the scale tlOOO added one mile anda a sixteenthllotlt llotlt nn JAo Hl Jerkin liettfnt tinMailoNarcoln Maxnar3101J00Is 71 52IlS IrrrontJl rrrontJl lart1n 16 45 2okhtreLAd3I03Wnapp okhtreLAd3I03Wnapp 71 52 alnrnade4I08nlnlIIl nrnade4I08nlnlIIl 116 16IUd 4head IUd lnce3 103 Sell 15I r i 6Noena3 Novene3100hillier 11 5I II2Ot V lisctuer 2t 2Ot 7JIIuchr8tOS0Nrlll2 JIIuchr8tOS0Nrlll2 81 5LSnuIth 111110 111 Llimlh Wl 121iiroke lIrokl down TIme 115Jood Good start won handily Meaner h c IbMuloNareola MailoNarcoln owned and tralnrd by R A SiiiltbTODAYS TODAYS CARD FOR DELMOXTllnoter heater Handicap and Five OvernightEvents Events Are OfferedHose Hose of Dawn and Coy Maid will probablyfight fight It out In the Hunter Handicap for threeyearold yearold fillies one mile at Belmont Parktoday today as Delphle Is the only other eligiblenamed named to RO to the post In the first eventat at seven furon Ocean Tide King PepperThe The Huguenot Telephone and Jetsam looklike like factors A poor lot of maiden threeyearolds yearolds are named for the steeplechaseabout about two miles In the third race formaiden maiden twoyearolds six furlongs I awsonlan milan Vanguard and tit Ursula have chanceswhile while In the fifth event also for twoyearolds olds sir furlongs Water Dog Hythla Cary and Sidney F look the best Broomstick has Klamesha to beat In the last race at amile mile and a furlong The entries are as fol lowsFirst First Race Selling threeyearolds and upward1seven seven furlongsLiberty furlongsOceanTidelollNibltck Telephone tuCiMerinrue 57 Drone OSIGOId tImIdSIr SIr Lynnewood iolihnvlnctbleEmbarrassment Embarrassment oBhjust SoTweedle Tweedle ti2iHannlbal Beg in Carrie Jones sliGirdlehiroimze hiroimze VIng Jack bicKeoia eaiIrlati Slag Pepper OOhOolden RuleThe The lluguenot SsiietaamSecond Second RaceSteepleciusee about two mIies Liberty 1 2 The LadFather 112 FatberD115 AltarKernel Kernel 134 Red WarriorIacettl Iacettl tss Richard JrOlerogn Olerogn 1S2 OnteoraDelcanta Delcanta 13S Glen LHerculold 133 Herculold133 Paul Jane t third RaceTwoyearoto maidens aIjur longs 0 i 110 Lawsonlan no Itarberioot110 Vanguard I 110 Elevation107 Billy Banastarrnini Contentito StUnula 107Rose Fourth RaceThe Hunter Handicap onuje Rose of Dawn104 DehphloCoy QS CoyMald KMFifth Fifth Race Selling two yearoldaalx furlragc Mary Jr 103iniue Pirate V fary 97 Water Dog Sidney looCurly JimMarie Marie Power 89IPythla imllo and upward oneInula mllo and an eighthBroomstick Broomstick l2fllKUmesha 12S Inulall 11HI Sailor UOT IOSQueitloni Question AniwerrdPhilip Philip II Smith New York Billy Itocht the referee pf whom you writ Is the came man who managed George McFadden during the Horton law days In this State Iloche went to San FraaciooIteader several years ato Reader New uorkIfe was born at Itahlfaxen N S on July 201170 Ha wu nm knoclctd out by the Tjcatucky Ilocebud Is rhlladtlphlk 4 am m AItatSINUw AliAWAifNPn 5I n J I WINTNias iasTCEIIINW TCEIIINW AwtMIk Mmwlflfttal lflfttal 4WWINTO4 WINTON MODEL KYUm NI t 1ff ftrr1Ang1 YUm A V M flMH M Nftfffc Nlverfff TOOA I f NE ffiic II4fJy Jy fM a P iaff ftNW1I IIPA tmeffl ffl I N ifl 100 IA df mUIIIMIfUUvM vM E w tMfft4 tndift ft C I IIHIftd YtMsfff fff fff If 4i Mc 1ff II PtTNE MiTHE THE WINTOW IWrWI CIIIIIA K COMec Mec 1 I L M M fnadway 1111 Hi M 114w Vrtf ItCommercial a sa a Commercial AutomobilesFor ilII For Wholesale MerchantsTtutci Ttutci Ifi0 work of horteiat at onehalf ih coilVehicle I Vehicle Equipment CoLong I Long tolan Clly New Work 1r4w1ITSOM UGttTMMK IfVJ rVTVItlTVflfnatcr flfnatcr Rattey TtkN Betami Massey withVtn Vera rrwHftl CI lftln t4Mtj li1lSnOlI Kr Oct 4Wfhtiomedaushler adaughter daughter of Constantine TW out of Bourbon bon Unfit won the twoyearold dlvl lonof of the Kentucky Futurity here today healinS Inc a Held of eight good coin and fillies Includlns eluding M Cuiter winner of lbs twnyesrolddivision division of this Kentucky Block Farm Purseat at Oaklxy Ed Cuter had the worst of thestart start In both heat In the last finIshing behind hind the field Charles Marvin Blllko camenear near beating Dodges mare out the secondheat heat Senator Bailey of Texas won secondmoney money with Vera Prodigal The 308 trota a two In three rice was a fine contest takingfour four heats to decide Dr Strong was thefavorite favorite but the winner turned up In Normann n Boreawlle won the 214 trot and Lydditetlin thin 315 pace McCoy of tVaihlnffton Courthouse house Ohio was suspended for not drivingLyddite Lyddite out Snow was put up and wonFirst C p race SummarIesPint First Race Kentucky Futurity for two yearold old purse 5002ilghtsotM Iltttlsomb f by Constantine Dodge 1 1Vera Vera Prodigal br f lOHIIds 2 SKlllko Klllko br f Marvin S 2Oen flea Francis br o Foot I BSlleacc Silence br e Evans 4 tLabondle Labondle b f Sander J 4Quisetta Qulsetta b f Solan Si 1 Custer ch e ChattIer a 10Uanodll Uanodll br f Amoj 10Ubetny 6these these ro c Thomas 7 7Tlme214M Tlme214M 219Second Second Raee213 cse penn purse 11000Lyddete Lyddete b m by Bobby BurnSg4cco McCoy and Snow 4 3 3 1 1 1Jul Jul lIes talk r MeBwen a 1 1 4 S 2Inter Inter Ocean b r Thomas 1 7 S 7 7 Slt lt rhlfbm C Miller 6 872 2roKtbel Ethel Hire b m White 2 3 S a JroCrystal Crystal bit m sleIitIfle3 4 a a 6roRed Red Ash b a Falls 7 5 4 5 4 roLookout Lookout Halba NuckoUl 8 6 5 drTlme2Xr7U Tlme2Xr7U 2AIH 23f 100 211 214Third Third Race 2M class trottIng purse 11600Norman Norman B blk g by Phallos McCarthy 4 2 I 1Dr Dr Strong gr g Deer I 3 32Snyder Snyder McGregor ch g elegant3 1 241sWentwortb Wentwortb blk 8 McCargo i dliTlmes2OSH Tlmes2OSH 2OJK 2 207Fouflhflsei2l4 Fourth Rac 214 claim trolling pun 11000Doreaaeln Doreaaeln b b by Boreal Demtrest 1 1 1r Monroebik I loarritri 4 g 2Nancy Nancy olland tin i 111 8 7imperial 1mpertalAllertonbhGeers6 4 tKindest Kindest KlndTch t Padgett 3 7 6Rwago Rwago b g Tnotnu 3Rvlyn ehislyn Rvlyn Brrd b m Dwyer 84Larible Larible Rose ta m Benyon 7 edlsUupuytrln Uupuytrln br b lolly a drTlmefilt Tlm 2llW 210Ltrabl 200Larabt Ltrabl ROMS sulky wheel broke unseating herdriver driver In the third beatCBAXOE CHANGE IN AUTO TEAMSClarence Clarence Gray Dlntmore Withdraws andHenry Henry Dowden May Take Hit PlaceChairman Chairman n L Morrell of the Vanderblltcup cup race commission was notified yesterdayby by Clarence Gray Dinsmore that it would beImpossible Impossible for his car to be made ready andthat that therefore he would not be a starter onOctober October 14 Mr Dlnimore arrived on theKalsar Kaiser WllheJm II yesterday The oar hehad had entered was a 120 horsepower Mercedeson on the German team and It was to be drivenby by Werner Mr Dinsmore Is an Americanbut but lives abroad roost of the tlmoThis This reduces the number of apparentstarters starters o nineteen but tho race commission sion ddee not like the Idea of any team beingIncomplete Incomplete and yesterday a telegram wassent sent to Henry Dowdon of Boston Invitinghim him to fill the vacancy on the German teamwith with his Flying Dutchman II the BO horsepower power Mercedes with which Mr Bowdenschauffeur chauffeur Charles Basle defeated Old fieldat at Morris Park last summer The Flying Dutchman II Is not the car built by MrBowden Bowden by coupling up two Mercedes engines gines and with which he made the worldsrecord record of 33 45 seconds on the Florida beachlast last winter That was the Flying Dutchman man III The Flying Dutchman il wasmade made In Germany and is therefore eligibleon on the German team under the rules Heath who won the Vanderbilt cup last year was another arrival of yesterday on rar kaiser Wllhelm ayival Heat brought with him two Panhard oars one for proctls work and one to use In the race All the foreign entrant for the race are hero row and nearly all of them and the Americans are quartered along the courseterday lbs road was in flne shape for practise yes terday and Fqxhnll Keene Jenatzy Duray frzlsz and White were among those out in thus early morning hours Every box and every seat on the grand stand at Mlneola eve7 have been soW foose the VanderbIlt cup race and the names of the buyers includes t ose of many prominent persons There are now only about a dozen parking spaces to be sold I GRIMPW Removal SnapsTlAnlomolriVs TlAnlomolriVs flKfrT mikes Tire fsmtupgt11 SiinrfrtMFor For what theyll FKTCII Culll Muke nlTnirnflj rnflj ftor IWB Tnomas ton sredon i feilfa eilfa tiffs 21 horse PertlfM like now IanhuM fouref linden Walters 51 horse Dsrmea Reiumiftonrrr Fls kIin suhiilSei lldnemhtti and other matesPioneer ftonrrr Automobile llmiso In AmcrlraYour Your ehsnee In sriprs nnr i rtnnl 11st BBOADWAT AtmiMonirr KxniAMir 131 S 144 Well 4C111 rTne ChurrttiGABRIEL GABRIEL HORNSFor For Automobiles Motor BoatsTHE THE HIT OF THE SEASONConnected Connected with the eihaust pipe and ratilradjusted adjusted Our Supplementary spiral Springs absorb sorb all vibration on your automobile Tnrrt Iai trial EstImates furnlsbeil on llmnutlnebodies bodies cap tops slip coven etc Write for ourcatalogues cataloguesAutomnblU AutomnblU rover A Top Mfg Co lacIW IW West Mth Ml nty Agents Wanted Phone 4714 CoLFOR FOR SALEA few secondhandElectric Electric Broughams and Landaulctsin in perfect conditionAnsooia Ansooia Motor Car CoBROADWAY BROADWAY AND 66TH STIAUAIS IAUAIS HE LilrONOIIILE sole VAgency SAgency Agency for UELAlNAT nELLEVILLK Automobile mobile SCO Fifth Av N Y Tel S8llMih stRACING TVflFRACING RACING ATBELMONT BELMONT PARKHsres Westchester RacIng Association Queen I I OCTOBER 2ND TO 14TH 1NCLUSItL Races on the Flat and Steeplechases Trains via Long Island R R leave font Cut lilt Street 1140 A M 1200 noon 12a nil 12101XM 1XM llo and 20 Leave FlatbuH Artnueprooklyn Brooklyn 1710 liM 1J4S 100 lis 13 Trolley from JamaicaA A parlor car on the 1140 from East Mth Strutand and four on the 1240 will be reserved for menttnof of the Turf Field Club and Annual SubecribermBoxes Boxes on sale at the WaldorfAstoria and Fifth Avenue Hotel First Race at 2 P MIIOnSES IIOnSES AND CARRIAGESBabylon Babylon L I N Y Nov 25 lOOt Trotting mare Marconi laid up over a year withringbone ringbone fired and blistered with no result uSC4 SavetheHorse and she is contplelelg cuired I bad a roan mare with two splIntsdead lame Cured her with SavetheHorse Gore perfectly Sound K V STtOXO SpO all dealers Send for copy of gusriotea booklet on all lameness and letters TROY CHKMICAL CO Blmthamton N yHARNFSSHORSR HARNFSSHORSR BLANRFTS Ruggy Harness eao 1800 Surrey Harness 1401 Tlned Stable itlankets 100 Sfltiare street Planters 1 M Heavy Truck or Farm Blankets 8 Its JM a lbs 100 Heavy Blue Truck Blankets 3fOPPTERS PRTEHS HAHNKSS A SADIUEKY CO M West Broadway near Chambers St upsulrsI I HRRQF II WrtteforFHEEBOOKLET AMP UflISE LftmC nUnOC I hUll I ndADVICE WE CUKEUNDER UNDER A WRITTEN GUARANTEE Vet TeptX X Pixie Chemical Co Troy N TColt a Colt Exton Sold for SlloooLKXINOTON LKXINOTON Ky Oct 4Montsoracry FeClover Clover of Allegheny City today paid jilOWto to Henry B flay of Pittsburjr for the threeyearold yearold brown colt Exton by Expeditionout out of a maw by Sternlienr This colt forcedthe Susie Ii to o a nub itt Coluiiibuia itt 2li the PUtest time Innate by a threoyenrovl thIs season axton was not in the i uttuiitg but will meet all the crack throeyoarolcis In the Kentucky Stakes next week when hewill will be driven by Ed DenyonHarness Harness Races at DanburyDANBtnrrOct DANBtnrrOct 4The first afternoon of harntsiracing racing at the Danbury fair brought I2ono ueople to the track and the show The fair la tbfmost most extensive that has been glen on the localgrounds grounds and one of Its chief features Is the dot show In which 400 animals representing the creamof of this section are on exhibition The two trackevents events today the 230 pace and the 230 trotaroused aroused moderate Interest The summaries2JO 2JO class trotting purse 300 King Axworthy b r i i Itapldussg j s Readlrect 331 KittyMocbrm 4 S J Ioosbikg 5 4 i HateLBelchm Ml Blanche Wauon b m din Sponybm dis Time 221W 2S2i SJ1W 220 class pacing puree fX Mildred bm i i I Dick Letcher b g 2 2 Jersey Wood b g 4 3 John Mackblkg s 8 S Kansas Boy ch g 5 4 McCormackbg 3 edls Watson bg dls Time 217 21 X 215i4 Pure Rye WhiskeyThe The same whiskey thatbubee1 bubee1 made at the saediadlitsy diadlitsy fcr 50o o a gtmcarfliudllsn fliudllsn lair sf U 6SbilsdlphIs bilsdlphIsrwycik rwycik Oesifleflre45ni fleflre45ni I Ii I I it I 74 AlIll Ill II F SIEl ElII N IIIi Ii li 12lb lb 8 A 3 WiLi LiC1 C1p a 4a 4IA IAtb I tbSOli SOliSiti I SitiCs Cs USiZe1 Ze1

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is theo onr nl n I tO mljnlnliKKUVfV KUVfV IIIIK1 KritKKTNntlllnt A Cofour hyn ffqUIl ND75Plt Hlnl rbld at reta a four lnry and bment bricktfltot dwellingN 1 11 tot l1lllJ2wril wril riLl1ovlne A Jerelman isbought Tbiuthl bought ruin Mary II IDonnell throiifliKd tdward f KltiKdUy No et Cut tJKtlilliTII lrel II IhlIIlIr dwelling on lot I7axwIi 11111 Ihc buyers own No III a4JomnlngiliTit lliTII XTItm1 E II liidlow A Co harinM Illnr 1aiilnl II Frond man the plot SOtio io on th south nl ln of 184lli direct 100 featM p11 nf llrniuhray to tlio Vebmor ItitvotllI oiiipiiny who niw resold It throimh L JttilllilD ttilllilD 4 Co to Ma t r 1 WeltmtBlnlo 1A1H11oIr AVENtFMax Mars line soldin lo rhuiiiiw Alexander for the Fort ljeornTndIeat irnilicatf the plot IB3x 5it3i77 on tfieMiitli Miitli kid of Fnilvlpw avenue lot U feetWMI WMI of HI Vlchnlafl nvonuurORTVFIKSTSTKEET rORTVFIKSTSTKEET Voorheen 4 Fiordind in ind J P vlilton8lunrt hare sold for inMt e8tsi of Charles InrHonn the three Htoryitahlo itahlo at No Ill Bant Fortrflrnt IItretOD 01 lot I08I9SBAMSTEHDAM AMSTEHDAM AVENUEE FmncU Hillen bran hM sold for Thoniai J Cotton to William K Dougliortr the HoiithwMt cornerof of Ninetyfourth Street and AnwlfrdaintTrnue tTrnue a live story Hat on lot zvxioo and hu bought for an estate horn Jacoblle ilIe thp southwest cornpr of 100thWfct oct c five story flat on lot SBBXOOUITH UITH HTKEETHels Goldberg A Co havetold told for Abraham lot1vy to Barney luDItOI Joi 5 and 7 East tltitn atr et a six tory flit nn plt soxioollntSTYKOURTH ntSTYKOURTH STRKETCoorRH EUMIAH UMIAH ban lioiight torn J J Kauer Noto to rut Btvpntyfourth street a four gtoryf dUnlon tot 2011022 adjointng the aoutllHI HI corner of Madison nrenueJAJIM JAm HTREETH E Dlatolhurat huhit 1uihllrom Edward A Urlacoll through Kall i Co Son 08 and 100 Jamen Ht reelIno two three dory toneniBntfl on plot 40x75FIRST FIRST AVKNLK W k J Bachrnoh have Iomhl thp sontheaat corner of First avenue nue and Nlnciyrlttli Street a plot 1011SII03 1103 FOURTH STntXT Jacob Seller has soldthrough through II Weller to Jame BroH Noein in ind 216 Eut Fourth street a sIx storyilat lat with stores on plot 47BIUBSEVEXTVHECONI SEVEXTVHECONI HTKEET 8amuLroemnn jroumall hiM boutlit No 433 EoslBoventvwvond wvond ilntfl n vacant lot 2r2LEimiTUrril EimiTUrril STHEETSamuel Irosaman nu sold to Itoclmoro A Kramer No 220 Eut Elithtleth street two five story flatson on plot 50x102NINETYNINTH NINETYNINTH STREETSamuel Grossman man has bought from Moses Klnzler Nod IW and 171 Hast Ninetyninth street two live story llatu on plot OXIOU11TWEXTrFlrTH TWEXTrFlrTH STHEETDarJel C Wheatry has Hold for Edwin Outwatarso so SIS and IS4 West TwentyHfth streett t five story loft building on plot I25xlxi1I 1I TH STREET C Lutz and D Wetzler havebId Old tIe four five story sIngle flab at No UI to 3J11 East lI1tll street on plot loorHorwltz 100111IIT11 1IIT11 STflEEFlfynan Horwltz has sold to Morris Hlon the HX story apartment louse at ho tl8 to P b East lIuh Street Oil Mot 4SIIOO11UHSTHEETHenry lint STHEfjlIpnr Tlnhnian has taught the nlO story double flat lit No 11 East lUlL Street on lot 5X10011Til mTII 8TKEETM Klto hu sold the two he story double flats at NOli 115 and UT raL ujth streot on plot 44X9011 1UTH STREETDavid Mon has sold to F6KVEXTVEK1HTH Ilulacano the rOllr story tenement ot NO83t ERAt 115th 8tet on lot 1100II 6KVEXTVEK1HTH STKEETDavId B Iftn tonteit hivi sold to Samuel Grossman NO211 In 269 Joat RelentyelKhth Street old duplllnits on plot 42x822 LT EV1 AVENCEM Kite has boilRht iw nvc store tenement ot No 69 East Endon Vmuf on lot LidxluO i I ENTE aBiiry Tlshman has Hold this Iii ttory teiHinint at the nontliwest cornerJN I of Avenu 1 and Fourth street t8x8O JN AVEVlKHeltpr Newman t SIo lIuer have 1111 for Jeremiah Mlltnan theion 111 thre story tcnenlentu with Hlllrttt ouiot Plol 73X1I at the southeast corner or Elton avenue and 150th streetTFIPLr AKEFItID PARKThe WaUoflcld ParkCo Really ConiPaIy hall sold lot No 17 to Ho eOMAINK 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West 130tu streethrlc1 kJr 4 ry brick dwelling on lot JBibUdlD8 IlOdel hUUR TIll building Is one of the KlnBMlioellantotii MIpeIIntoiiittt Ihrt bbtoalway Rnvlnrll Instltullon Iiilold loki iicrol Now 5 and 7 Park ulnco recentlyluffiinS Jdj U C1MJorne IIIlnl The bank OWIIStUI taillnic fniTty and will erect a newLin nil 011 tin m rhnlln l Plot Lin fca Phillta t CJ have sold for the Iddrortan1 ortan1 dltprnn N J n Btrlp 30I 011 theNOI NOI frnt near Rrcamoro avenue also 11 T lOiti RI ijn corner cif Ocean anda rr nvinhJps and 0 pot 1401250 ad join U lilt Id I north nlRo II plo 3001300 on thin 1111 nl Elhpron avontle aud a plotp t 011 tit p IrPRt skit of Elbfron asnuieiU U t 1Ccr I Mrrrbei k Ron reprnlln07 tliaf f nllrer iIIII Cnmpany have leased toU U ria tnrc W Jones IhroUlIh fhlnner A 1101 I andJ nhn 11 Fife the new IllnlltonI I SOR I4S to IM WMt Kortr ovpntK a ri nine and a half story structurei i f9ff r I uvv IU reIi yypt1pNst t1pNst Iff HP ftfflp9pm II n 4 Uf tnt lflmfH up fHIHfli P 0 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CoREAL REAL EST A TIHud Head Office eo LlbwlT SI near RnadwayBrsothl Brsothl i Mal on Are 23d StMORTGAGE MORTGAGE LOANSWM WM WINANS MOORE lie CO 41 BROATIWATTELJCPUONB TELJCPUONB MVS tM BROAD BHTAK L KKNNEILTItKAL REAL ESTATE 7 FINE STABOVK ABOVE 14TII ST 5TH AV TO KAHTRIVER RIVER 1001 MADISON AVE southeast corner lS3d3story 3story and basement private dwelllnt suitablefur fur doctor very cheati easy terms open for Inspection spection Owners EHXST 45 Liberty StAUOVi AUOVi 14TII ST RTII AV TO NORTHRIVKII RIVKIIIIANDSiOMK IIANDSiOMK 4 atory II S dwelling M West70th 70th at petlect condition modern pantry extenaton stUn Immediate posstsslon bargain Inspectionany any time Apply on premIses No agentsWASIIINMTON WASIIINMTON HEIGHTS ADOVE U5TIIHT HT WEST OF MTU AVWashington noWashington Washington Terrace 186th Sthalf half block west of Amsterdam Ave Sstory andbasement basement private houses modem Il13proelllenlaan with WOO cashRENTS can be bought Instalment plan or rent at 10 Per nionth Caretaker oRENTS 12OWN1L13 Ar ftrr1lk hl rrnMfN IJr 1G1NIT 95 Ll1IIlfY STRENTS RENTS 99000 PRICE 75000A A new law six story 5 family Hat with storesUroadway site 25z100 irOts averagIng 10 to 20 per monthThis This properlY is located lno 1 a Mlgr IApplY ApplY for particulars 10F F II WOOD COUroadway Uroadway and HOtb StFlHMSIIED FlHMSIIED IlfU SK WANTED WANTKII A New York turnlshed house orfurnUheil furnUheil apartment for winter near a park withroomi four lantlly bedroonri and three servants bedrooms room one not usually rented Is preferred Address dress CHARLES H DAVIS South YarmouthJUss JUss or K Uroad St New Yorkon on plot 120X100 Tlie lease Is for fifteen yearsnt nt an avtrrtKatu rental of ItfSOoooThe The I ekmaii Realty Compan Is tie buyerof of tlio block front on the went aide of ZlvlitnuventH uventH between 139th and 140th wtreftnJ J 1 KlasllDif to the buyer of No 70 estNinetyfourth Ninetyfourth streetLouis Louis Docker has leased for AVIIIIara ISeaman Seaman to Mm Florence M Hawk the threetorj story and basement dwelling at No 888 StrlckF Nichiolas IIvenulFrederick Frederick Fox Co havo loaded for theStewart Stewart Howe A May Company to fcatritnSlndel Slndel A Walter for n term or years 20000Buuiire square feet In the building at Mercer andvlphth vlphth III roe IITbe Tbe plans tIled yesterday with the BronxIluUdlnl Building Bureau Included two five story natsto to bo built for Bernard Badamo at the northvent vent corner of Monroe avenue and ItalmontBtret street at a coat of looooo two three storySlats Slats to cost 11000 and rive two story dwellings lags to coat 21500 Yrsterdayi Auction SaleAt At It Veaey StreetBT BT SaTAN U KENKBUTUroadway Broadway northeast corner of llltb streetIS4il lalzISisotie1t120vacant to RCurley 144500tv Eltto street north Ide ika feet rl5t ofhiroadway hiroadway 201100 to P Curhey tv tTenibYvenuenortbVest Tentb avenue northwest cornerSIUh streetWtUICO WtUICO vacant to Peter S Ollara 7MOVermllyea Vermllyea avenue west side ISO feet northof of Academy street 75IM vacant toPeUr Peter S Jarlr 1H40Vermllyea Vermllyea avenue weal aldr100 feet southot ot Hawthorne street 7Si 100 also DroadW way cut aide US fret south of Hawthorne home street 50114551 Irregular vacantto IInlerlor to William Dalton 30000Interior cv fr r Interior lot ItlOxt In rear of No 344 ninthavenue avenue MS feet south of Thirtieth Streetto to Frederick A TannerIT 112BT SBT BT lURe L WXU4rishera Fishers Landing road north aide betweenIkwtn Ikwtn Post and Whit Main roads mu2Munax 2Munax Irregular containing 84 of anaore anTe of ground with two frame dwelllngaeiecutora eiecutora sale to Rdward L Phillips 2975IT BT niBBBirr A BHBRMANSeventyninth Seventyninth Street No M south aide 21feet feet west of Park ave nut 20z7B tour utorybrick brick dwelling O S Lyon vs O Scottel I el al iiartltlon to William R Wilcox I4SS10BT I BT JOsrn p OATOgden Ogden avenue No 1172 east aide W feelnorth north ot l17tb atreel 80iM7ifiOinlothree three story frame tenement and vacantL L J Tonnele vs Mary Fitzpatrick et alpartition partition to James II Spellman W700 a r FACTS fjCTSn 4 tNMMMMfV n a n f to S 11 f vfff fff 400IOf eI I 4 M 6 g tfe 9 g Stile tile I If IsPPPlr PPPlr I vvuI 5 V II s4l45 I I I I f 1 4Jj Itf Ifl If II Jti I I fII I Vsfs ISO s ISfif i4 Ifii 5 e i js es 1 If f4SS 4 ii II tsr pri wf n 454 41 4 ft4 fnss rspepl 1fC NMMMMfV u M7t1 I Jftfll I IMIthiL fN tIVMtd40fl fl t rlw rI 11 S f HII I 150 II t tf in tw fr M no A h hflMt Mt inwslsn K t 4 C i wi vilnil i llfI I nil A5l Mtutf Unit I 1114 KliAll4 Ales s Ifnlril 4ubIi 5555 n l IdIKjjrif I jjrif hiirii pinllKi at m ee f Swat satatfi Itilt atfi rim ieiim mil wll MM IMtt t tittIeC IMt flt In iilil Hllltnxl lhlull lull rtlll 5 irf HI VIsW w 4I f tatfletaI mItfUlHil ItfUlHil lilt frtf I V 50 l I fit lli1irtllf fhn es i ooi 111111 Ii Itll 11In molein In the tutitCrile I rile nlhef In r tmnl fnnittt nf 8ipatlinPni APIi ipatlinPni htiiIei cell mos atosee litnn rMpeet lAlN nn nn nl In best ilrrls nnbulll Ih Pack tuisups rftee 1011114 ft iAtiVtiuiii bulll hr die nf nit C I ul liullil r In I Irillfnlhn ninnnrr ltiililni Mtnu tr inimoiMll i Ifinillld i finillld In moll hunt now l nnl III etsOi 11 MII prr nn im ClOth mIstS lnirrilprlff I prlff tMMi ascii lISPS mmi fHinlrnlTh The tf ate nn Immlwtnrr 1IlfllnflInl hmi rinl nl hush lfr In lUiiuhlrn mill tiff ttlllland land R ittlrt InvMtKnllonKrnritiit II Krnritiit 1 illicIt Co Mi rullnn o l titnotirnrltTt1tii I I II 1 rtTIIt1ll lUlfknow ITa know of a farm In llmtiiih mill Infirst I first hind ntilrh idioms drvrlni d pmpI I Mr It will non ba trllhln IS mln itr of I i llroiilnit and 17 l it Nrw Vuru by 1oegIsioni IhlAnd Island llatlroad whlfh rum to the l armTn IT Ttre are also 3 trolley Hurt now bulldlni i 1110 Ibroujh the Property in acres atJ Ilbe J ItOtn pr acre Till II considerably ksithan than the adjoining property sold tat Inlyrar I yrar About W lots at Iras tban 1190 eachI I A fortune ran Ira male ou ibis farm by holdn Inc It a year or so CiirnmlvOon to hrolitraI I I Krnratus lullrk Co SVi Fulton lit llroolclyn i 179 HUTU AVKIK IK rriTr sciuiii OF IOTII HTIltICK IltICK 400O CIOOH CXHIIMOUTH MOUTH 7u xi FOil iifsitss 3 story and basement frame lot IK fret 3 Inrlin by Iu bulldlnt Id feet 2 inches liy 36 anti liavmrntDd and parlor rxtrnalon all ImprotrmrnU lu rooniwould would pay large Incuine It lower part was mdcIlor atort tortFRED FRED M SMITHTemple I Temple liar 41 Court SI Telephone SOP MainNEW NEW TWO FAMILYBRICK BRICK HOUSES3ilory II 3ilory nod baacmrnl and story and cellar for I or 2 families II 12 and 14 rooms atid J h lhsup up to dale Irlcri tiaii and 7110 lIla niat nuI I some balance an trill brick paved Street trwrrwater water and zaa rcMrlrled 30 minute to Park Row Bay Ridge train JOHN K SULLIVAN JlU avand and 72d at 172 BEll AVEBETWEEN BETWEEN CIIAUNCEV AND MAKION STSJ 2 J feet fmnt frame single listPIOICE PIOICE 5410551 OMV tl500 CASII ItKUIlltKDS 5 rooms and bath on third floor 5 and bath nnsecond second 4 and bntli on IIml and 2 In basement thegreatest greatest bargain la that part of llrooklynFRED FRED M SMITHTemple Temple liar 41 Court M Telephone 3041 MainBARGAINS BARGAINSPlot Plot 40OX on East Nth st tinmPlot Plot Mj07 on laS 12th bl lllljoPlot Plot 40HUO On ISlt list it II4IMPlot Plot luriiiin on Occau av tilooPlot Plot luiiinu on Decan II V WiijuPlot Plot tOilOi nn Albany av llr iPlot Plot eonSiu on East luth kt tlNiuJOSEPH JOSEPH A SCHAT COSTt Kultuo StIM IM PAIIK PL NEAR nEDPOIIf AVNewIory 4story apartment house 31iHH l3l all lightrooms rooms annual rent I3 COO wllliln 100 feet ofPark Park pi station L and Franklin av and Sterlingpi pI cars 1ft minutes to N Y For particulars applyufflco ufflco OTTO SINGER BuilderMt Mt Jouna PI and Franklin av BrooklynA A RARE OPPORTUNITYJOIIXSON 1 JOHNSON IIOUESTEAI TO BENTShore Shore road and UVth at large detached dwellingall all modern Improvements beautiful grounds andwater water slew unobstructed view of lower bayrent rent 1200 1200IIOnEItT ItOREKT W IIAFI 119 MOT IIIE ST UIIOOKLYNBAY q BAY RIDQE HOME AT A BARGAINDesirable Desirable one family modfrit detached houseB B rooms and bath all Improvement steam neatriot riot 40x171 asphalt street aelert liflifhl rlu jjprice J mrJ nt W Ye 7 tn price JOUOO worth I77SU A I CONSTAXTowner owner 4BS Ovlngton av tuth ali near 4lh alLots Tel 4J6Day WJ i Lots 14000One One block from Flatbuah AvCHAS CHAS A BROWN 771 FUtbush AvNIKKPEKS NIKKPEKS WAKE DPIChoice Choice Flatbusb lots IZJSupward closing estatesmall mall monthly payments If desired unnnralleledopportunlty portunlty undersellIng everybody EDWARDS 841 Matbush av blrouklsn2woFAMtLV TWOFAMILY FRAME HOPSKS ono Mockfrom from nrnadway cars and 1 Motion rent 1102Srarly hr price MNOU llallruad av and Etna ktwnere Owner anti buldcia J IT1ISSE A 11110 18 Harman man st llrooklynFOR FOR HALE House from MBOO to MSOO ITKIto to 11000 rash easy terms REALTY ASSOCIATESI7 I7 Kemsen HtrtctDAROAINH DAROAINH 78 feet on Flatmsh av 52 leO 7Sfeet bcr J OOi1lbub feet on Klalhush av JSOuo MIKPIIY 14S7Klatbuab Klatbuab avMONEY MONEY TO WAN 4MT4 and 5 i on lint mortgages gages under new law McMAHOX S court SquareUrooklyn UrooklynRLEOANT RLEOANT two family brick hnii M S and 1 roomapartments apartments MX Won rash ENIiilS2iil 7th nvAPAHTMKXT APARTMENT IIOTEWnnnniicii n nnnniicii or IlltOornsatanbiSIJ atanbiSIJ cms 167169171 Columbia HeljhlsNear Near Plerrepoot St Brooklyn HeightsSeveral Several choice apartments with splendidview view of harbor One to eight rooms withindividual individual bath for each bedroom available able for season 19051906 in thisNEW NEW TWELVE STORVFIREPROOF FIREPROOF APARTMENT HOTBLBrooklyn Brooklyn Heights as a residential section tion Is to the Borougfc of Brooklyn whatRiverside Riverside Drive is to ManhattanFor i For convenience to the downtown business ness man it is the most desirable sectionla la Greater New York being within a fewminutes minutes walk of the Brooklyn Bridge andWall Wall Street Ferry In appointments and service this hotelis is by far the best In Brooklyn and equalstbe the most exclusive in ManhattanRestaurant Restaurant American and Europeanplan planInspection Inspection Invited Booklet on application IplicatIon plication Phone 4290 Main I 1f I T p OPtl IP9I1 ftffMwry MwrttKtrffffVM t cpIp pssptmrs s c Nnf I ru v i rtf awnr ffffVM 19 If ff WW tM Ulftttf MM wi tqp ssir 5 5 I 4U U uN A NOVCLTV IN APARTMENT ARCHITECTUREThe I The Carlisle DwellingsWest West End AvenueSouttitfdflt Souttitfdflt Corner of 82cl Street New VorfcNow I i Now Ready for Occupancy i TuttCjg iipMrtrnnt dwllIng rcptcnont II comp1ot dopnrLtlrc ruml IhntypIcal typical Apartment house The mnnlfest ndvantflge of thIs buildingIn I In plnn size of rooms light practical conveniences finish and lone nrcso so manifestly superior to apnrtfnsnts hitherto erected MS to npponl convincingly I vincingly to those desirous of securing a private dwelling upon onefloor I floor We invite your personal inspection so that we may properlypresent present the admirable features An early call is suggested Representatives tives arc upon the premises at all hoursThe The dwellings ire leaierf for NO less than three yearnAmiMl I AmiMl rental range from 18099 to 14209APARTMENTS i I IAPARTMENTS APARTMENTSROSEMARY II ROSEMARY 45 J WEST END AVE 4 WMt Mtf M Corner SM StElevator Elevator eight large rooms One corner apartment only 1000Rent Rent 1140 Seven large light roomsPONES I FONES HI West Sisi si Corner apartment seven rooms and bath i S 1300JESSE JESSE C BENNETT CO Agents Broadway Cor 81st St l rrrr BEAI KKTATB 1 CITY REAl ReTTATKDOKOUGII noROlGiIOPQIIEENVALR O REST J DOKOUGII OF IVKKN AIR OH RKMTThe h n uu uu ua a The mOlt BeauUful Section of N Y dtr NE E on the High Hllln at picturesque Flullhlnl Ba IiT T BathIng BoatingFishing Fishing EAST ELMHURST Plate LIVE toL1V DHalt ADathln Half Hour from Herald Squar by TrailerMore E B More and better Improvement than obtainable elieuhere Comparlnonla DII I1 la challenged with erer i her Towniiu Water Front Park and soofootpier pier for all property owners COLONIAL HOMES from Wsoo to MWOon Taa aa on easy termsThe EI The Opportunity of a Lifetime to Make aFortune A FortuneBr Na a Br Purchasing Iota At Present PriceThe 4 The ninety millions being expended for rapid tranalt and the new roadthrough aB B through our propertr win dO thoit restBend Br r Bend postal for circular and viewsBANKERS EJ BANKERS LAND 4k MORTGAGE CORPORATION NM M 877 Manhattan Ave Brooklrn N Y X bionics for MOOO have been built la QUitO clnreanuary January I jet the supply dose not meet the demand rlclu mand u there are practically no houses In theborouih borough orrrnt Shrewd and faraeetnc Invealoraare are buying laffc tracts ot land In QuernaYou You can make no mIstake take In buylat atm m IL M EE D R TSQUAam SQUAamIlclroab lloroofh of Qaretu N YWHEN WHEN TUVXEM AMI RHIItUEa ARE COIIILKTKI ILKTKI VALVFS WILL BKTHKIHED TB Eta LEDSIne Nine minutes by train 24 minutes by IrollervIa I via 3llh Hi FerryDirect Direct trolley via Wllllfimsburg Bridge andBrooklyn Brooklyn llrliUe tare Sc 300 lots fully resiriclej 275 qllraullfnl llraullfnl booklet and Maps furnished on application lion FARM a MA IM LC1AI Sale Agentsll UZ1 ifwayManual tan TeJ 48lJMadfcon Unomce omce ot property Tel M4 NewtnwoDROOHLYN DROOHLYN MANORENQELHARDT ENQELHARDT CONSTTUCTIONMODEL COSMODEL MODEL COTTAOE8To To order or Beall BuiltFor For one or two tamllleiSEVEHAL tgVWODDHAYEN SEVEHAL NOW READYntlUUnHItn WODDHAYEN AVE Near Jamalea AveC ntlUUnHItn W C urn1eaua Ttlephoa Me Rlckmoad UIUFOR FOR SAIKHoutes Lots sod Plots at Day SidePark Park Inquire 30J East aid St tlanbttaaHELECT HELECT APARTMENTS UOIIOIOH OP DROOKLYNWANT hoWANT WANT ONE WHATFIRST FIRST CLASS APARTMENTWHERE WHEREt 31 Plaza Street 703707 Vanderbilt Avenue ntItuors SterlIng Piace Ileautlfully WdA bard woodIluora Ituors hOt water steam beat gas range openplumbing plumbing tiled bath ResIdent JanItor Price JS5u lu too per month on lease For further particularsapply apply to THE CORD MEYER CO6J 6J William St Manhattan Tel 1M1 JohnOr I Or Janitor SM Sterling PI Urooklyn Tel Sit Pros 944 MARCY AVENUE 96000 APARTMENTS FOR 4500o 0 stOry wIth elevator and hfillboya eight largelight I light rooms and bath steam heat hot water handsomely somely decorntedbestlocallonJanltor on premisesOTTO I OTTO SINGER BUILDER Office Franlilln av and SI Johns place BrooklynAPARTMKSTS APARTMENTS TO LET FVHNMHBDABOVE v ABOVE 14TII ST WEST SIDKIExtr Extra large tutBACHELOR BACHELOR I nizbcd or onfotAPARTnGNT5 APARTnGNT5 fished suites twoooms 1 rooms and bath 600 to 500ni allnight night elevator restaurant servhejtelephones telephones 55 WEST 33d STREETTelephone Telephone 6121 38thUFMW UFMW 14T1I ST EAST SIDElEIEfJANTIY lEIEfJANTIY FtiltNISHED ATAmiSXTprivate private bath Including tneala for two IK weekly tl for onh VAN RPNSSBLARft 17 Eaat tttbFUHI8IIEI MFURNISIIED FUHI8IIEI ROOMS TO kMTT11TH u Saat Side1tTH 11TH ST 17 FAST Van Rensselaert Rlegantly furnished apartmeat private bath IncludingmeaJa meal for two Ms weealy IIS for one40TII 40TII ST 117 EASTflunny room In privatefamily family for gentleman convenient locationLAHOK West SidLAJlOE LAHOK and small rooms to rant In well furnishedhouae house owner llvea In hour gentlemen preferred re Columbia HelghtatJD tJD ST 41 WEST Rooms opposite Uryant Parkwith with or without board gentlemen referencea1ST 1ST ST 202 W Nlcelr furnished rooms forgentlemen gentlemen all convenience CLAW APARTMENT UOTFAflADOVE ADOVE 14TII ST WENT SIDETHE THE REMINGTONUSiai USiai W 44lh StreetNew New modern Oreproot hotel Ideal for bachelorand and small familiesSuites Suites of two and three rooms and batbBrery livery convenience MeaLs If dettredApply Apply to Uanager on Premises or toBTOODOOOU rAtlLfJlielr BTOODOOOU UeSAULLES t TALHOTTtl Tel 4SII4 Jill St SU tilth AveHOTEL HOTELCALUMET CALUMET 310 Welt 87th 81Sullei SuIte of two or more rooms with bath furnishedor or undirnlthcJ an apartment on ground floorfront front Miltable for re posItIvely exclusivesuiKrlor superior cuisine service a la carloTHE THE LORRAINE5TH 5TH AVE AND 45TH STA A FEW BEAUTIFUL APAHTMBOTSINOLUD1NO INOLUD1NO 2 ON FIFTH AVEITO TO RENT UNFURNISHED FROM OOfODER 1stfACl fACl W OBVISGEOROC GEOROC O UOWEThe The Arlington 18 West 25th StUnturalsbed Unturalsbed ApartmeauMay May be seen IOW T TQLSON MANAGER MANHATTAN SQUARE HOTBLCOSS COSS Wet 77th StFACING FACING MUSEUM NATURAL HISTORY A PARKAn An Ideal family Hotel modern In every detailservice tJ a li dgRPSAtrRANT service and cuIsine of the highest standardRESTAURANT RESTAURANT CAFE BILLIARDSSUtTKf SUtTKf FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEDat at two to alx rooms with bathsWILLIAM WILLIAM UAYIV MgrHOTEL HOTEL CARLTON14th Silk S I bet Broadwur a 7th ATHOTBL HOTBL A PA RTM RNTSwith with every known convenience and service thinelooking looking for comfort and economy should InspectHotel rh fog 9 4 room apartments each wltbbath bath and buffet kitchen cannot be duplicated elsewhere where IMIKII NKW MANAOEMENT serviceand and eulaloc will be unexcelled restaurant a la carteand and American plan A UfCLELLAN 4SONABOVE ABOVE 14TII ST KANT SIDKBARSTOW BARSTOW IfIt Bast 37lh siNew New modem fireproof hotel leasing for the seasonnow now ready suites ot I 2 S and I rooma and bathfurnished I furnished or uaturnlahpd centrally located acTHE elble to I car lines culsln a Is carlo with enrIY rIY uft serviceTHE THE APARTMENT WARRINGTONArARTMKMT HOTEL j ua A few desirable furnished and unfurnished par 5051119 tar fell tw four sad IIlx rooms leparatemaid maid S rooms Apply to the 105051cr or 10 theagent agents WHITEHOUSE I POKTKHNO NO 573 Fifth AvenueMADISON MADISON AVENUEnoTici noT Madlsoa AT and 92d StOne One room and bath to t rooms and s baths from 1400 to IIS09TYPEWRITERS TPEn1UTMIE RENTS TYEWAITER Iownt All MakMIownt PrleciANY E Lic The ANY Style Typewriter RebuIlt 4lu ExchangeIJ rant edTha IJ Barclaj St Telephone 1131 CortUndtTrPEWRlTERSAll TrPEWRlTERSAll standard makes rentedand lele and kepi ui order ribbons free machine sold from 30 tO Wper rent less than mnUtcturr prtcea Onladt a Io io Paris liner telephone 5570 8 Bicntli rent appliedon T f hi H k on purchase GeneralType Type Hi 1 IIwayACCOUNTS COLLFVflONSaAS aASACCOUNTS ACCOUNTS COLLECTED In alt parts of theworld world Chsrse reasonable No charge madeiuolea uolea nocesaftil AccounU bought outright U e Acat buch olrlbl NEW TOnS REPORTING LAfr AND COLLKC TON AGENCY I Broadway N Y 5 MENDELSOHN BUILDING BACHELOR APARTMENTSArt Are the Ole apartments at thia character In New York city All Imprortmenti and altratoratnrlct atnrlct They ConsIst ot two rooms wIts balk The rental ot time apartmtnts iDdudM also trie lIght beat and tTe care of tai suiteMveral Several are available BOWApply Apply on prernlara 119 ttral loth at or atJSdl TIE LARK 8TA rI JSdl IIKOADWAYTHE ETE THE SONOMAMoilhtut Moilhtut corer Sklk St snul llroadw r II story reproof apartment bouir after exlenilvealterations a lolons apartmeuta will be ready for occupancy pney NOVKMOEII I ItOGapanmmu Spactotta and correctly oppohated lioutsekeeplnaparimsitta apanmmu of R and 10 room and t baths day andnltbt nIght elevator service superintendent on premlieaor orbl rlaalor encjiuperlrndrn 01 prmlrlor I IA W MIILKIt fc CO Agents MM lib arTnear ujI siTHE THE FAIRMONT 3 West 118111 StUornlnrslde Uornlnrslde lrocr5 Columbia 1nlvenllySelect nl ocr5O Select apartment suite of 5 0 and 7 roomaA A few choice vaoSilej onercd one block fromSubway Subway station Rent U2 to I9M per annumSuite Suite suitable for 1byaldanAPARTMENT pr APARTMENT TO HKNT 87lh Stee Studios 54 Vest nth Street Apply to AMIPrrT II ASMFOHTH FORTH n1 Wet Mril Slrcet or CHARLES inIAVIS DAVIS JS Uroad StreetAPARTMENTS APARTMENTS ot 4 5 8 and 7 rooms and batbRenlnS37totS3 RenlnS37totS3 M D IAI1KIN irzi AmsterdamavHKLOW HKLOW 14TII S EAST NIIIK Iat 43 FIFTH AVE at the Northeast Cornerof I of llth StAN 1 StA IAATMT AN EXCLUSIVEAPARTMENT APARTMENT HOUSEFOR FOR HOUSEKEEPINGTelephone Telephone 90 Grauiercr Jut completedHaperlntendeni Haperlntendeni oa premisesTWELVE TWELVE FIFTH AVKNUKA A FEW SIIITKS KtHNlSHEO l UXFURN1SHKU N1SHKU TO LET HV SEASOV OR YEAR TODESIRABLE N fs niE luPEROR DESIRABLE TEN ANTS WHITE I rcJL SUPERIOR PERIOR RESTAURANTKtEOANTLV ELEGANTLY FimSMSHEI APARTMENT private f YU vale bath Including meats for two 25 weekly Hi fur one VAN ItHNHSlIAKR 1 Sash lltb StAUOVU ABOVE 14TII ST EAST SIDESWANNANOA SWANNANOA IDS KANT SITU ST 2 TON N ItOOMS L UATU 540 TO 113110uonoiuu uonoiuu OF THE DBONXNEW u u uNEW NEW BUILDING 750 FOREST AVENUE ISOHTIIBAST CORNEROF OF IIHTH STKEETOne One block from Jackson Ave Subway Station 454 large light loom and bath all 11100 provement steam beat hot water tiled bathrooms rooms open plumbing refrigerator marble vrtshatands stand RENTS M4 bKRATE Janitor on a laeaor LOTSCIIA CO 64IKAST1 SI MRIE NEAR L STAlKlirV TEl IV1B MRLROSRIIOTKIS hOTELS AND RKNTAURAKTSThe The Flat Iron RestauantFor 1 For Ladle and GHitleimBREAKFAST BREAKFASTLUNCHEON LUNCHEONDINNER I LUNCHEONDNNER Haalo from 8 to 12 PBroadway KBroadway Broadway 5th Ave and 23d 5FOR FOR SALES SAFESFOR and second and of all kinds and makes lie boughtexchanged SAFES exchanged and repairedYOHK YOHK SAFF A LOCK OOformerly formerly J r 0 It Maiden Lane Tel 14M JohnBilliard Billiard and Pool Table Solldljrmade Bldlmlde r made high grade goods Llfhtnlnt nlnt accurate durable cushionsUtcker 1 r est ISSO 103 Fjst 01 IDViNFAI DIWINFAS PinNOAIA A BOOKLET OF UNIQUE EATING PLACESrpoJanitcrlrs rpoJanitcrlrs etc of Gotham Pleasure FailedAloEg AloEg 3S C 8h postpaid DInELOT BKO3 titPine Pine St New York i d ne V p ri rFo FOPI ftturREV 1IAUMEf REV mmumm NW AM umm DWEUIIII mcntrtpr f0pPls VtOep 1 SI II I tOep I I H fl eOussll04VR R sfsi4pue qt er fl 411 afftp ftp l I I futtf Itf WtMM 1Wrt 5 s4m4l fijvuwfwl sps4qs fv l 4Ptf fillMr Mr OHS ht rlrfffllf 44 WIH H IMilfff ilfff t if IS IT f 4a144 Itf estimtitfI f VS 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CllrNRW FlEW JKMRV11AIR ON RENT WKfOUAHIC PARK TRACY NenarV lou I3noanil slid upward HANK J flOCK Mw Broad atNewark Newark Niw JtrnjrMiaCKIJA MiaCKIJA KOIIHAT AT IRKPNWICH COMVN New 12 room houic nil Improvements nicelyappolntrd appointed rent MW per yearTHOMAS THOMAS N rOOKK 124 GreenwIch Av New York CityHOTEL hOTELSHOTEL HOTEL GRAMATANBrourille Brourille Weslcbester Co N TA A moat desirable winter homeNew New and modern Complete In ever detaIl nfservl Service and equipment Large plxriun enclosedIn In glass for winter Steam heat and open woodnrr nrr throughout the holeQUIET QUIET REFINED EXCLUSIVEOPKV OPKV AM THE VRAM special whr tits fronjNnvernbrr November 1 Hi Mar I Low rate to bachelorMut Mut an minute from brand Central Station viaHarlem Harlem l lv N V Central M trains dally 280olepln sleeping rooms 120 private baths lone distanceIricphone telephone In every room golf tennis drlvlnceicellent eicellent road new stable and garage line orchestra cheatra lane ball room booklet 1 1 IAVMV CO lr pAlso Also Proic OARURN CITY HOTEL I IHotel Hotel St Andrew AnSOIUTEtT FIREPROOFBroadway Broadway and 72d St New YorkWithout Without a question the finest location lathe the city Rooms rented by the season oror for transient guests Near only uptowneipress espies Mallon In subway Homelike andparticularly particularly adapted to ladle travelingalone alone or with childrenCIIAHLES CIIAHLES H DAVIS UanagerSUMMONS SUMMONSKKV wwNEW NEW YORK NUPREUE COURTCOUNTY COUNTY Of NEW YOHKPLACE OFTRIALHULDA HULDA UICHKLSPlaintiff PlaintiffAGAINST AGAINSTPAULU1CHELS SummonsAction Action foraUUorce PAUL IZICHELSLefeodaat UUorce Defendant I To the above named DefendantYOU Toyg tlti rt IWfm1 bNED YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answerthe the complaint In tlila action and to serve a conyot ot your ausswer on the Plalntirra Attorney withintwenty twenty days after the service of this summonfailure bnd fre1IJ delusive of the day Of service and In case rooOr1llurl failure to appear or answer judgment will be takenagainst against you by default for lie relief demandedIn In the complaintAUGUST Dated New York June Ird llIOAUOV AUGUST P WAUBNKR Plaintiffs Attorney0111cc Office antI Post Office address Noo 49 and StChambers Chambers Street Borough of Manhattan NewTO Yon city To the defendant PAUL UIOHELSTbo Tile foregoIng summons la served upon you bypublication publication pursuant to an order of the HonJOHN Yg l tIAN tn oJ 1o bOUprrmo JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE a Justice of the Hui prrmo Court of the State 01 New York dated the13th Uh dar of June 1905 and flIed with the complain rlellt once of the deck of New YorkCounty Inthe the County Court House In the Dorough of Manhattan hattan In the City of New York oa the 20th day ot June 1MALabST ALabST P WAOENER Attorney forPlalnllir AIIQJney rime and P O addrew 40 and Cl Chambers 914UFVMN Manhattan Uorough New York SJmbrrJI AUTUMN HESORTSNEW NEW JKKSETAtlanuo Atlanuo OltfCHALFONTE CHALFONTEOn On the Beach FireproofAlways Always OpenTHE THE LEEDS COMPANYOTELTRTIIIOnE HOTEL TRATMOREOverlooking Overlooking the oceanClia1 flre Open all yearTRAYMORE TRAvUom HOTEL coCIIL1 Clia1 O UarquettrManage V a WilliePresident sP n1Iood Manage PresidentLAKE IoodLAKEWOOD LAKEWOOD NEW JERSEYThe The Famous Fill Winter tad Spring RetortLAUREL LAUREL HOUSEWill Will Open Saturday September 31 IMSD D P SIMPSONAait A I MUFIIYAsit Aait Maoacarr SlanagerPBNNIThVANIA PBNNIThVANIAslawarWs8r r la far Wa dr GapTBE TIlE atnTATDtNTTb TIle Paradise of AmericaDelaware Delaware Watei Oap PaBOARDERS BOARDERS WANTEDELUQAXTLY Bait SideELEGANTLY ELEGANTLY FURNIShED APARTMFXT pHrate rate hath taeludln meals for two IM weekly ll far one VAN RENSSKLAKn 17 last limb StIATTRACTIVE IATTRACTIVE SUITES ahille roams wltbLAflD ana irlthaut beard CtJjCts LAflD DO ABU UIRECTOIIY West Md I J lLS s

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1 ri i fl Tnr lUJrf I nuDHI ur JJKf L JIUWJ 7 I LIJ tt J 7 r S u 24L s a fl aS S L I Ml MMINBWVOHK ItHIW NBWVOHKLEE LEE lilliOINSON Ii COdtr ff Mlnfe dtr atffivoHfmcnt IIfIHUNvaMnuu i ffivoHfmcnt ccilrIlIo4PorufI Foreign KxclrongaUtiurM UtiurM of Crud ItClmI ClmI Mlflii ardcru 4 ciileil InI Hid i Jim l n n MnrkeliSAFETY SAFETYPunch Punch Investedin in bond Aremost most secureParson Farson Leach Coas as NAMAU sniKicr new vonuJRtfmondita JRtfmonditaHIGH HIGH GRADE INVESTMENTSECURITIES SECURITIESc 507 Phl Chnlnut delpbla st 41 Wall SI New YorkIL c IL W HARRIS COBANKERS BANKERSBONDS BONDS FOR INVESTMENTPine Pine Street Corner WilliamChicago Chicago NEW YORK BostonI 1 KINNfCUTT I POTTERMembers 11 Members New York Stock ExchangeInvestment Investment SecuritiesNASSAU i NASSAU ST Cor Wall New YorkDIVIDENDS It DIVIDENDS AMI lYTKnESTThe The Associated MenbnnK ConipnnHotiokcu I Hotiokcu V 1 Octntwr I IH05A A regular quarterly dividend til OXK AVI OSQUARTER p QUARTER PER CKNT and an additional nuarlerlvdlvldendof dlvldendof OMvQlAflTEn OF OM IKH Ci rTon on tile first Preferred stock nni A rcituUr aiiarlerly lerly dividend of OTK AND OSBHAIK W f CENT and AH Additional xuartcfly dl lilcml ofONEOLAUTIIll ONEOLAUTIIll OP ONE JKII CKXT on theSecond Second Iroferred stock will be i rid to the Preterred Veiled stockholders of this company of record onOctober III October II inooThf Thf transfer bnots will lie rinsed at 3 1 MOctober I October 6th and renneuril 110 A M October IDJBOJ 1I MOSlS ILV secretaryTHE Till U H CLAFIIX rouPXNYComer Corer of Caurcl and Worth streetsNew New York October I 1105A A regular quarterly dividend of Tf ivtti PERCKNT CKNT will be paid to holders of Common Mockof of tflla company or record on Oloue l IMSTrie Trie transfer book will bo closed at 12 M October 11 10 r t October 1C 1906The ber Uh and rconenert at l remain The transfer open nooks for the Preferred slocks willremain 0 X FORCE TreasurerLauren Lauren Title Inuranrt nnd Trixr mnpiny 37 and S Liberty street New York city October 2d 10 The ROAd of Directors of this Company liasthin thin tlay declared R dividend of three per centpayable payable at the companys ollits cm Xo ember 11luOi IUO Tnc transfer books will br closed on Saturday day the Hth day o Vtolicr a IV M ondIpeld ccopened opened on Thursday the Id day of No ember 1005 at torn A SITHOHVVAI1 100 THOHVVAI1 STAUKXECUT TreasurerTHE THE ALLAXCI KKUTY COMPANYNew New Yorl Octohcr I ICOjThe The IloArd of Dlrectom of this Company nt I meetlnr held thin day declared 1 iiimrtcrly dividend dend of one and onehtf per cent on It capitalStoehpayable i Stoehpayable October in to stockholders of recordon on October 10 isfGTrie Trie Transfer Hooks will be closed nt 3oo p MOctober October 10 and will reopen October 17 1905JOHN JOHN CAI1LSEX SecretAryTHE THE OAILATlN NATIONAL I A Miof of thn City of New VorkThe j The 148th Consecutive Semi Annual DividendNew New York SeiilemlKr 27 1MJ3The The Directors of thl orl netl this day udclard eared I dividend of SIX PKR CENT free of tajpayable payable on And after October Oih proximo to stockholders holders of record at 1 P M Iroa recordITMJj oim f JKOROK lp LEWIS CashierAMERICAN AMERICAN TKIFriIOXK ANDTFLrGllAPU TFLrGllAPU CO MlANYA A Dividend of One and I Half Dollars per harI will be paid Oi Monday October 10 1H 5 lr stockholders bolder of record at the close or business on Saturday day September 9 lo The transfer books will be closed from Octobera 1 to October II WO both day IncludedIVM WjUi IVM II IfltISI1t1JeatlrrI1ICAGO nilCACO PXKIIMATIO TOOL COMPANYOn On Sept 0tb the Hoard of Directors ot theChicago Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co declared I quarterly dlrldcnd ot 1 payable tci stockholders of recordnet p net lath frl dCrg i 1 Oct 25th tots closeOct Oct ICti reopen Oct 2HlhS S V rRIVCn Treasurer ELKCTIOVS AND SIKETINCJSCENTBAL CENTBAL OF GK4 IIGIA UAILWAYCOMPANY COMPANYSavannah Savannah Ga Sept 29th lOniThe The annual mretlne of ilin Muokholdcrs ot theOmral Igfihe Central of Gcorcla Hallway Company will bo heldlit lit the offlco of the company corner Liberty andtont I Moatolnery streetj In the City rILl nnali it on Monday the QII day of Oelober1Mtn Atten ten oclock A 5 city lime for the election ofDirectors I 1 Directors and the transaction of such businessj s4 may como before the meeting C C WILLIAMS SecretaryNoimiriw I Noimiriw PACIFIC HAiinoAi coNiitlc Niitlc Is hereby clven that the annual itieetlnirCl Cl the stockholders of the SOUTHERN PAOIIlOLAILROAD 7 LAILROAD COMPAXV will be held on Thursdayvctober vctober 181005 at twelve oclock noon r r Wallhtrect htrect Xew Vork City for the purpose of declinetJuftern nmr t tJuftern IDrectors or the CompAiiy to ser1ce forone one a anil until their siiccesvim ore electedfind I And for the lr nsaetlon nf any business thai may lawfully be broujlit before the mceilnctlEOROK tlEOROK I KARL Secrear t New York Scptemb IM O 0 IGREAr leI GRUAT NOKTIIKU HAIIWVY COMPANYd 2d October 1D05The The Arimtl Mectlnc of the Stockholders ol theflrest flrest Northern Hallway Company for the eltcllotiof ull Ng of three Directors to serve for a term of threeytara year and for lb trannacllon of suili other business ness os mry come before I I hI held at llicoffice V office ol the Cmpnl3 Nusnu strrrt In tlicCity i City of N tw Vork onXhur dny October 12tliIVQi t IVQi al 1 oclock In tha forenooni i 1 T NICHOI SecretaryDECLAttATWXS 1 DIIk 1 DECLAttATWXSrompiiriiflnrt rompiiriiflnrt Terra r tk tmt PojMlrAtchUon AtchUon Tcrwka s SantaK 1 s K mintannual com 3 lire 1AHUnceHctliyuunrterly t s AIAnco Hell UUarrly tj Oct IdAwoflitcJ AwoflitcJ 14 Coauarlefly auarlefly rctl 1st pfd 1JJ Oet15Associated Associated Merchants exIra 1clled 1st pM 1 Oct15Aasoelated I Associated Merchants 2d pfd iC Oct ISAssociate I Aocated JJerctiantji Jdpfd ll Oct 19tb J s 1 I tb 1V4Y414l AYI CJSViYl1111Wflwlt4rf If Wflwlt4rf nf fAl Mt ifsem I ns MWlew Al I 11 f Ik k IM M P 4fl 4 IM V I1 flf Ilf 4NI5 SPt I m4eIp pqy li Ih t141 HII 4 t 000 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lowestSuch Such Incidents as the publication of theNow Now York City Hallway Company earnings I logs statement for the Juno quarter showing fog an Increase in deficit of o83S4 and anummary I nummary of the lioulivlllo and Nashvillesreport report for the year showing an increase Ingroan I groan earnings of tl 573 17S and in the net orZ2 221805 and n decrease Irvnurp his of S 181 03iattracted I attracted little comment today largelyno no doubt because the rvatiltA eshibltcd hadbeen been wholly anticipated Every one understands stands that the operation of the new subway way system is for the time being cuttinginto into tho earnings of tho surface tractionlines lines and tho wise and conservative policyof of tho Louisville and Xnshvillo managementof or taking largo sums out of gross earningsfor for expenditure and permanent improvements ments ha been no secret A more important I portant event in a speculative way wasperhnpsthe perhnpl the news that the Canadian PacificRailway I I Railway Company proposed to issuo J7 500000 of new stock and also to make provision I vision for a largo quantity of debenturestock stock and to this rather especial pressureof of liquidation in the Canadian Pacific shareswas I was attributed Sterling exchange advanced vanced early today despite the strengthof of money and only fell slightly at the closewhen when money rose so decidedly Althoughthe I the SubTreasury has pnld out thus far intho the week over 2000000 for receipts of newgold II gold it was still n gainer from the banksup up to the opening of husinesH this morningin in the sum of 1489000 Some comfort wasextracted extracted from this showing however fromthe the fact that the loss of the banks was muchless less than It was in the same period last weekThere There was no little discussion of course inWall Wall Street today concerning the steptoken token by the Clearing House yesterdaylooking looking forward to closer relations betweentho the banks and tho trust companies nndtho tho view generally taken was that inasmuch much as the move this time had been madeIn In much more gentle and diplomatic termsthan than had been the previous proposal of thoRnme 1 same nature prospects of ito success woreconsiderably considerably brighter It is well knownthat that at loaat some of the largo trust companies panies are more willing than they were ayear year or moro ago to establish such connection I nection between the local banks and trustcompanies I companies as will allow of a clearer statement mont of the credit position each week thanis I is possible under present circumstancesPlans Plans of such an arrangement are it isadmitted admitted by no means matured but theywill will comprise no doubt if a satisfactorysettlement settlement of them is made provision fortlio the keeping of a roservo by tho trust comlianles lianles perceptibly larger than that whichis is now maintained New York Stock Exchange Sulct OttCLOBL 4CLOSLVO CLOSLVO FRICU or IINITID BTITIS BONDJIIM IIM 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JjniMtr in is 107 ill 114810 43 KiUllniMar Mar inM IHM inMiinM inHftin4In In llvfrpon iiot cotton dfrllnril M poinlMl Ml Mill lllrl ttalnit HIM 1110 5sr MtlIniMii tlrllnfd IIIIII chic 1iituiM IniMii twces mpnrl 1lnr 11 In II In II polnl lull rrrnvered patl Inwrr as follniri rs j t lfdlV lartiiKtemtwrJanuary tltloStmtf ASe 1I II ItrrrnrJanur 55 545 LIIrhruary iKtemtwrJanuarynyiiiAinr hrth II I 6l1 141AprllMs rhruary j U 1167 AIIIIn nyiiiAinrIn In Ihf end prices sdrsnred In the ration markfh of heavy roverlnc lenerally allrlbtitfipartly heeslile partly Co the belt leAder anS sreraud by repoftibat thai the farmer has begun in hold taik toll onIIfulIllIl rffusing In accent prices made In the big iperulallvf llvf markets of late U wii an Irrrrular and tinsettled settled cotton market ssltifaclnry In nettheIdf aide for a lime In the last retort the attitude of Ihisouthern southern farmer and the stale of the weather partlcularly tlcularly with reference to frrot will have murlto I to do with deciding the course nf quotations KarlIn In the day there was a rally which In fact amounteiIn In 10 lo 13 point from the low nturen earlier illIfie I the session a Mlly which arose from covering 05shorti shorts buying by prominent Uall Street Interestsrain Ifrom ICI nn both sides of the Mississippi and reportfrom from the South that the decline at the larger seahoard hoard marketi was more apparent than real seelnithat I that It Is difficult buy cotton on this basis of valuesSome I Some reports on the other hand were to the effecthat that cotton was hth more freely offered 20various various sectionsBut But spinners abroad st any rate showed mondisposition disposition to purchase Judging from the IncrrasiIn In the spot sales at Liverpool to lOono hales Tbiexports exports too were large Trie general sentlmenhere here rally In thn day so far as the professional are concerned was bearish owing to the llureaireport report which Is construed as meaning a crop ofanywhere anywhere from 11000000 to ll500ocn bales thirather rather liberal receipts and the belief that spinner as a rule and speculators for the rise woulibold hold aloof at least for a time It was noticeabletno too that some large room operators sold quiltaggresMvcly aggresMvcly nt times A reaction followed thiearly early rally The swing of the market later In thiday day however nan upward owing to large buylnito to liquidate short commitments buying yo spinners bOJ JI l or nyo neil buying by wire houses and other Anas on thiIdea Idea har a rally was due after the decline of nearly 4 a bale andrmally a fear that the Southern farmerstung t ttlt rleaa tuana to the lrnf pitch by the late decline atleas least partly brougbt about by bear raiding mayresort resort to the tsctlca wnloh made hIm ao formldabllost lost He then demonstrated his ability lo lakecare year mor I lrbalrsor care 1r a crop which probably reached Uoonoobales bales of which 13700oon were marketed whereaeven even the bear estimates are two to three mlllloibales bales ievi than tnls However this may be theshorts shorts were less confident this afternoon and manyof of them took profits preferring to await furthedevelopments developments before putting out new short linesHubbard Hubbard urns ¼ Co said After the excitement meal of yesterday the market has relapsed Inlicomparative comparative quiet with the local Interests disposelo lo look for a reaction from the low point of themorning morning They expect that spinners will butmore more freely on the present bails and that the Houilwill will refuse to sell on the decline Many telegramfrom beUmnl r 1nr tbe South throwing doubt on the Government meal report were shown about but that statement ment of condition has stopped outside huytniuntil until If can be controverted by better evidenceMany Many shorts have covered today looking forward to a substantial Improvement ai a result of theeipected IlolLS expected demand from spinners This buylnhas has been the main support of the market OurLiverpool Liverpool cables state that heavy selling thentoday today was thought to he for American accountIrlce Price brokers arc understood to have boughfreely ufand freely on balance Messrs Parker Latham Leand and Howard Wilson were buyers Messrs CastleHubbard Hubbard Shuarson and Weld were sellersl l lck Urns 4 Co said After traders had haian an opportunity to recover from the panicky condllion lion caused by yesterday s report other featuresin In the situation begun lo assert themselves In thedm2 first place there was considerable criticism of thebureau Bureau figures particularly because the WashingIon Ion officials according to a press despatch seemed so pleased that they had arrived at a result higherlhan than to as forecasted by the Giles report Thereis is wide dICTerInce of opinion sa to what the condl f BJII h i lion figures mean The weekly weather reportyesterday olfben yesterday stated that from SO to 70 per cent of theprop prop hadbeengatlicred In the Carolina GeorgiaAlabama been1 rgdl Ili fwber Alabama and Texas and a large percentage elsewhere where except In Arkansas and the TerritoriesWith With so large a proportion of the belt already bareof of cotton owing to the rapid picking the trade reallywould would like to Imow If the high condition of 712applies applies merely to the unharvested portion or to thewhole whole belt Taking all In all the Bureau baa a coeeded ceeded In clouding the situation more titan everbefore before The bear can figure nut a crop of over 12000xio 000 bales while a bull can not sea bow the cropan can turn out over more Ihan 10240000 Olberfactors factors which steadied Ibe market were reportsof of heavy rains over the belt which will Interferewith with picking and lower the grades Advices wereradically radically unanimous that the farmers were nottelling telling and In many cases were hauling their cottonjack back home A prominent New Orleans operatorwired wired that for the last three days he had beenunable unable to buy a single bale of cotton from thenterlor Interior Liverpool advlees also leaded stronglyoward oward the view that a good rally was In order asiplnaers spinners were beginning to call and buy cottonGRAIN GRAIN Wheat Spot was steady Reportedsles sles of sVooo bushels for export at the outportstut but not fully confirmed No 2 red winter lVcinder under New York December The Northwesternreceipts receiPt were 1911 cars against 677 last week andt007 10117 last year Chicago SS caw against 72 last weekind ind S3 last year Futures closed Me lower Sales 000000 bushels Price as followsOpen Open High Low do LattIng Ing fsi nt iii tl AfdifDeo Dec t4U w MU RSfj xaJay Jay lilt tIIJ M 54 H M4 89Oats IfOM Oats were steady on the spot Kales 400000iush hush mainly for export Natural while 30 to 113 Ins S2j itJ3Hc Corn was quiet on tbe spotMies Sales 80000 bush No2 mixed In elevator Memures Futures closed 34c lower lo c higher No saleslosing losing prices as follows CToJ tailliff liff XlalUanuary anuary wi 82lecemtier lecemtier 5234JOIiUSfi S2Klanuary lanuary 48U 49i Mil 84 4935 The following shows the train movementXcw New Vork I lien Corn Oils nut BartmReceipts Receipts 101000 MBoo 175500Laporta 11200JxporUs UxporUsCnicago 82884 12CW5 140 240A3lecelpts Cnicagoflecclpts i ReceIpts 151000 2S7000 f l000 17000 2441410Shipments ShipmentsUuIIalo 18000 402000 2850011 3000 180UO2WOTIO UuIIalolenelpu hieceipts2101100 tlOOOn injOOO SIlOOOihlpmentsloaouo ihlpmentsloaouo 409000 iHlooo 4e IoOJh81 U bent was firm for a time early In the day owing 10 reports tint the Argentine strike Is spreadingmailer mailer receipts than for the same day last yearind and moro or less covering but prices soon weaknrd cord under rcallilnc here and In the West psrtly II Is understood for Armour Interests togetherrllh wIth more nr lees short selling Moreover therevim vim a lack of any aggressive gunportand speculation lation continued In tile main of a Professional character icter Then too the eArrings of Manitoba wheator for elton were liberal at lower prices The Northvcstcrn vcstcrn markets were easier and the Mock nt Mlnicapolls icapolls has Increased I75CXW bush Shus tar thisweek weekToward Toward the cose however lighter offeringisari met covering nf shone Imparted a steadier tone tolie tIll market Tile speculation was con lined largelyo 10 professional scalpers While general sentimentnost Is rather bearish Owing to the large cclpll nlrooSI roost paints the Increasing supplies the large Manitoba offerings and the slugglsbness of tneiport export trade yet the average operator Is more llposed to watch the operations of Armour andither other leading Western Interests for the time belnrIbln ban lo take a decided stand on either side of thensrket market The cables showed narrow changes asa a rule Lttecpool declIned 3Id and Berlin k to 44 mkr Paris was unchanged to t centimes lowerhlle while lludapest rose 10 kr The Kansas StatelUlletln bulletin says there has been no precipitation forhrcc three weeks and that rain Is needed In many countieS Ics for autumn sown wheat The Northwesternlour lour output last week was 820833 bbls against 39430 In the previous week and 391870 last TearThe The total primary receipts were 1457000 bushgainst agaInst 1217000 last week and 1852000 last yearom corn was Inclined to tar owing to warmer weatherjvcr over the com belt predictions ot favorabl weather U i H M ByllMby 6 Cinintii 11 NIf 5 If44 f44 j 1554334 llg g i tsf 4tt5oet tt5oet 3131CC iS Ii4 t I 4 11cs ltlfi 11 41erdi 1cs erdi ir4i A4INSI r93fPI544fC4 inintii tyf tf tlri sIts I 5 4r ri i tut Mmr win i4jili 53 4jili unit ftujftiM wps M II iii 4 tNC r NC 5015 lf SISSy 44p34 IHi teflIa flIa t e Hi i mtnn iI ist0 UtislAsl 41C51 MIt 4 St 63114 I lAss IfihI I fihI efl f IfI H t3sfu 3sfu riesr 5tvs4 Ils Ilfillilt f I5ff 5ff linti 1I I 055033 II ittl it Iwif W4 Ipf I 14 IMs Ms I I34 tnn Mt 4flIn9 31 0I llnf 14rn lte9 1lIsts I l nlti i frxlrir Mlfir Mi4f fflIIfl 4 I 4f vlIe it Iff 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43Dec OatiDec Dec 2714 277 27H 2714 2TtMay May 2214 2934 1tI i H 23Lard LardOct Oct 71734 7JO 710 7 12 7 17Sov Nov 7JO 720 7IJI 718 727an Jan 6P 5824 fl774 e 77i urnOct Oct 8to 810 tW SM SMlan Jan 643 647JJ 6424 842 84SFor ForOct Oct148734 1480 14 M 14311 14Jan Qt4Jan1232 Jan1232 t2234 13 so 2 30 I23IomEn OTHER UinXMTSOpen Open Utah Laic Cia 1W5df lTTn TTn af inj elf eel stnQXttIlllxtneapolt3 Minneapolis Dec 5134 8U 5014 Wt 5144 MayMH MH Mi MW 5I4 Duluth Iec77ij 777 77K 771 779May May81 si W 5034 517May J llWinnipeg Winnipeg Dee74 74li 74 71 71May MayToledo 7534 18 7534 7P4 15ToledoDec ToledoDec 553 45 5534 A9tMay73 May73 34714 574 st 14ICansaaCltyflec ICansaaCltyflec 7614 7634 754 73sMa77144477fl 77i4 7lj 774St St Louis Ma77144477fl 5114 53 419May MaVHWj 844 sis Sil M5MONI1 1UOXE1 AD EXCIfAMEMoney Money on call 508 per cent lost losnper Sper per cent ruling price a per mi Tlirmoney money quoted nt 4S per cent for tat to lourmonths months and 4K04M for five six ned tevfnmonths months Commercial paper quoted it 4lias as per cent for prime single numf and Milsreceivable receivable other names i per cntThe The foreIgn exchange market was dull today day The hUlirr rates for mil inon y rroduced duced a decline of 10 points In slulit fierlicehut hut other clauses of bills worn llttl nfficletPosted Posted mItes were quoted nt H fill for Niand and S4QK for short Artunl mice 1inirbills bills JiS225ffiJ48jM sight ilrnflf I4HMitit48SBO itit48SBO and coble transfers lljsnfi FrarnS18H were quoted at 520 less iIll for iritil iICIfl8 S18H plus ISO for short iiiirbsmarkwere were niioted At 04 S18 for long and W plu 132 for pliort Clullders were niioted t3O3 30 i for lent and 40 118 plus tirt for fhortDomestic Domestic exchange on NPW York HoplPiIOC IOC discount Chicago ifio ditcnunlCharleston Charleston Banks buying par celllnir 1Kpremium premium Cincinnati Pnr to ific discountMontreal Montreal Par New Orlenn foromircialtl tl discount bunks 70o discount Si PadSSc SSc discount Minneapolis to1 disooumLoulsvlll LOtlisvlilelro premium San Franciscotoc Slid premium Rt Louis OSe discountMoney Money In London 2H 33 per cent R tiof of discount In open market for short mahree three months hills 3 fiM per cent Conols ols for money closed nt ssi nnd for Itaccount account at 88M Paris advices miotp 3 PCi enta at 89 francs 7034 centimes The r rtv wate rate of discount Is iy per cent KxchaM on London 24 francs 14H centimes Herlinj advice quote e5chango on London 20 mare 43 pfgs The private rnto of discount lSM SM percentNew New Vork Clearing House statement EichanuM chanuM S7fl 7a44p balances I13S55 40I73i4 Subtreasury debit balance I73i4Cpmmerclalprlce Commercial price of bar silver lnliid evYork Iinr sliver in Londct clnpd at3834tJ York eI74c liid Mexican silver dollars were quotedt at 470tAlLY tAlLY TREASVKY ST4 TEll KTWsnrwoTON WsnrwoTON Oct 4The statement ol thireceIpts receIpts and disbursements of the Oovcrnmenh lbowM

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