The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
December 2, 1905

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I f 1 SAiLlillAV DhCKMIIIII S 1005Cloudy A J e un Cloudy nnd warmer today with rain or snowby by tonight clearing nnd colder tomorrowVOL f c VOL LHIILM 95 NEW YORK SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 lQ5 f vait m A s v i i 1dulil RICK TWO CENTS HEARST GAINS ON RECOUNTj 1i 1m j mWi 0l1 von 111I I tl IIMLOT noxislror lror Iddfd to U urIlRlit 1111111 IlRlit Mer Ilio Tornu of tlu 0111nllrlll Oprnlim HIP HoNPH a HulPinii 1rnpcnI I Aldermen WnrKlour IArr 11111 thl IIrICIM lour ballot boxes woro opened nnil I hI districts recnnvtiMotWore cf four flection vtra COlI Iecton dbtrlct Wore Justice Amend In tho County CourHouso Houso last night In the four districtJlearxt Jlearxt nddetl to lilt total ton votes antMcUellun lart McUellun lest He VII making n net pairfor 1lln That I1nn for Hearst of fovonteen votes nn average nf n little more than four votPito to nn election district Tho Hearst peopliweie weie jubilant at tho resultTho elf result Inthl tho table shows Tho following Mhot rtul the four districtsinn inn E n fir IRT A n mi v I orJDA Irg ITI rrlurna llreounl Orlal rrlurni 1rOlnl1rII Orlfl IUDWOlo 110 I H1M jjjfc1 3iS M IHJ hCIluo MS Xit fnln lot Hearst 7 I Nit Knln fur llcurst 4KITH KITH K n of ZI A n so B 1 or ni A iiMllrtturni IUTI Mllrtturni Mcrirllan 2Wi llecaunl S50 Mcnellan rrtiirni jjjjj lltcounlMcrirllan 1211t 13 1galn vljsln for either I11osl l fur Hiarsl Oddut dliialf IAs As will bo seen only in ono district didtlm macloon tlm iicmvnss agreo with tho ono on election night Tho change In tho votesin in tho threo others was on tho split ballotsIn In each tif tho threo whcro any change won found McClellnn had loen creditedwith with too many split ballots nnd Hrarst withtoo too few The inspectors wild that theycouldnt couldnt understand how they hail cometo to mako tho mistakeThe The order finally signed by Justice Amendypbtcrduyupon ypbtcrduyupon which tho boxeR were finallyopened opened last night did not give power tonny Any onn to protest votes In other wordsit it prohibited tho throwing out of any ballotin in a box und prohibited thp lawyers or nnyono ono elso from raising nny question overnny nny ballot All that the lawyers could dowas IIY blot counted thovotes was to sea that the Inspectors votE correctlyTlio Tlio order doo allow for applications tol tho Court within twentyfourhours l o mad to hours for niundarmne compelling tho Inci show why Hmy should nothavo ci ctorH to caiHo tllY havo rejected any disputed ballotThere There will bo a lot of these ordcn probably ably for many blot had been countednd Ild put in the boxes which would not havernceod In the Sixthdistrict rnceod Justice Giogerich district of the Second fiftyone htnilghtTammany Tammany ballots bore nil sorts of markIngs Ings Thero were crosses where the voterhad had made from four to six linen there wereCTfitses CTfitses where loops nnd all sorts of wavesnnd nnd shndttt appeared nnd there were timeshen hen the Inspectors had been charitableenough enough to regard pictures of stars in thecircle circle under the star as being l right Justice Giegerich would certainly havo satup up in holy horror at the exhibition LawyerMofTatt MofTatt for the Tummnny side as thwoballots ballots one aCer another camo Into viewIughe laughed Mr MofTatt was ono of the lawverc yon who has been passing up protestednnd nnd void ballots to Justice Giegerich nndgftttag ruled out for dotshadlngs gftttag a great many ou 1 shadlngs nnd double crosses There wereabout about ton H caret votes under suspiciontoo to in this districtTho The opening of the ballot boxes cameonly only after another hard fight in courtThe The fight was over tho contention raisedby by the Corporation Counsel that the Stilesdecision of thonumber decision permitted only a recount number of ballots and not a canvnsfBefore Before Justice Amend yesterday moming ing Assistant Corporation Counsel Buttsrepeated repeated this nrgument Mr Vox for thoHearst Hearst side said that this would amountlo lo no more than counting pieces of paperJudge Judge Iarker as tho Mayors personalcounsel counsel concurred with tho CorporationCoun Coun el Later on ho seemed to changehis his attitudeAt At first he said thnt a recount as if nocanvass canvass had ben mado could not l e hadunder under tlm statute nor did the Court havethe the power to make tho Inspectors do theirwork work over againThen ThEn Mr Yonge for the Heart peopleread read from the opinion in the Stiles caseeitracts eitracts to show that the Judges had saidthat that a recount and a recanvass weresynonymous synonymousIf I thn contention of the other side istrue true paid Mr Yonge the statute wouldfutile I futile We r constantly confrontedwith with delay In un attempt to make MayorMcClellnn McClellnn I holdover to add Orf moropresumption presumption in favor of Mr McClellanslection lection to thaI of the police returns Woare are coa tantly confronted with thp Jekylnnd nnd Hyde Mayor We have the Jekyl whowants wants no delay antl the Hyde who is conftantly ftantly making every technical objectionto to tho opening of the ballot boxes and a fairrecanvass recanvass of the votesJudge Judge Parker then got up and definedrecount recount as It was used In the election lawto to mean a recanvnss but ho said that nobodycould could compel the inspectors to throw outMots Mots believed to he voidYou You mean said Mr Yonge that whene e find that the Inspectors hnvo committedcrimo crimo this ourt must permit the Inpectors pectors to repeat ItBoth pOI rpat Both fides drew up orders and there wasanother another row over these I resulted intho the Hearst people accepting thnt drawnby by Judge Parker with n plight changereserving reserving to them the to InIng right questionflny ballot in to tho courtThe flny balot nn application curt The McClellnn fide succeeded in keeping the void nnd protested ballots in tho envclopo vclopo from being gono over ngnin butJustice Justice Amend directed thnt thn order torpcanvass rpcanvass tho vote should MaudAll 1 hands went up to Part X Iho plnrpappointed appointed for Iho opening of the ballothose hose The police blocked tho doors andrefuted refuted to allow any ono but tho inspf tornand I and lawyers In nt first loiter nt the fmt Llter lt rI luest of tho lawyers the Court directedthat that the puhll lx admitted Ho aso cllfe fe led the sit in the IKIX thl renters to thl jury at IM M Ilndr Inder 1 guard of police nnd watfhers It from the lon ri of Elections the five ballotboxes I boxes were then brought In Tho first boxthat that of the flnventh FJojtlon district of theHrst ton lRtrc Hrst Assembly district was pin 6t on al Iblo l blo The inspectors poll clerks antlMllot lot clerks took their seats around tho Ibnn flbie and tho lawyers who nrtetl technically iatr a watchers got around them iA Open the box gentlemen said JusticeAmend JURtc entlmen Amend solemnly and the proceedings l oTlio i Tlio ballots were all In sotsjunt A wy had lieen put in When the officerConfmtifd ofcrContnIcd Confmtifd on Fifth Pageoven Ion1 oven MCJIIT TO CHICAGO l1NNSllVAMA CICAfOT IP lsssnASu SlKCIAU T Itnltra hour train Icvra New York S6 In n I thlr lo 8M M leaves Chlraro lI 5 e York VU A M 1 I 11lls iilrrro Ad Irnn r 11 11m T 11TlInl llnil 11 iliiltlnii in Virginiawill Hrr Arm mill m Iootliall melo lnWAHIIINVITON I WAHIIINVITON Dec l1rwildent Hoosovolt volt nnd Mrs lioosovolt accompanied hytheir their chlldron Theodore Kthol Archlbuland and Korrnlt returned to Washington thlynil KVpnIng from their country plnoo Plaindealing dealing near llnpldan Va whoro theyKpontrhfnklgllnl spent Tliniikwulvlnc Tho Itoosovcltx ooouplod plod two sections of I Pullman sleeping carWhen When tho train nmclim the Ienrwylvnnhstation station at 050 oclock there WOH a largicrowd crowd at hand which greeted tho Irenldoncordially cordially A squad of policemen fortn d ilino lino through which the party passed to thclcarriages carriagesTho Tho President will attend the annual football ball gnmo between West Point and Annnpols 11 ut Princeton tomorrow leaving hero atM 8 oclock in the morning and returning toWUHhlngton Washington Into in tho evening Ho willtherefore therefore spend no time In his office untlMonday Monday morning When tho President roturns turns from Princeton tomorrow night howi will hnvo had three complete holidays Insuccelslon succession an unusual record for tho weolbefore before the opening of a regular session oCCo CongressThe The annual messngo was completed soveral eral days ngo nnd will bo sent to Congress orTuesday Tuesday tho second day of the sessionOn On account of the Presidents cilwence irVirginia Virginia the regular meeting of the Cabinetwas was omitted todayThe The following authoritative announcements ments woro made Lite tonight followingtho tho Presidents return from his Virginiatrip I tripThe The President had no valot along ThePresident I President IIIIH noneNo No cooks wore taken alongQuontin Quentin accompanied tho party insteadof of being left at homoMiss aiclc Miss Alice is vory well instead of Iwingaiclc CiunLOTTE3viuK Va Die IPrtsIdont dent and Mrs Hoonvelt passad throughCliarlottesville Cliarlottesville at 015 this evening on theirreturn return to Washington The ten milo rldofrom from Pine Knots tlm name given thlacountry country house by In Ilooovelt to NorthGarden Garden the nearest station on the Southern ern Railroad wan made in nn hour and ahalf half halfNo No sooner had the President reachedPino Pine Knots yesterday afternoon than howas was off for n stroll through tho woods withtwo two of his children ACer enjoying a goodnights nights rest ho was up again by daybreakand and with Uncle Dick the colored man utWilliam William Wllmers ho started olf on u wildi i turkey hunt in the rugged mountains ofI I I the Hpringllcld farm along tho HardwareRiver River Three turkeys were scared up ontho tho hunt but the President failed to Jet afringlo fringlo shot much to the chagrin of tncleI I Dick A fow rabbits were tho only gamobagged baggedat at inns ron in i itisiinTThirty Thirty Jerf Ol Iolleemcn Mill 1scortlloojptelt lr l 1 Iollcmcn nl 1slortlooIrl lloojptelt In 1rlnoetonChief I Chief of Police Murphy of Jersey Citywill I will send thirty of his policemen to Princeton i ton today to guard President Kooseveltat I at the ArmyNavy football pale SergtClosterman i Closterman and Itoundrimaii Ulchrtrdrf willIxj Ixj in command Five mounted len willalso also go along and the Princeton authoritieswill will furnish the hOrs Tho e crt willstick I stick closo to tha President from the tlmohe he ton get off his train until ho leaves Princeton CHAM tJ itirrct scnuSuspicions 1 lstrall Suspicions of Something Kxcltcil cltcil by a TeleRramMagistrate I Magistrate Crane in the Weft Side policecourt court had words with Lawyer JosephRobnnback I Robnnback yesterday The causas weren C negro elevator boy and n telegram Thotelegram telegram was from the boys employerE E A Walsh of 381 Central Park West totho the Magistrate It naid that tho nenderhad had not time to go to court but stated thatthe the boy was 1 good boy nnd would riothurt hurt anyone oxtopt in holfdefence Thoalovntor I Sam Brown had been alovntor boy arrested rested for assaultMagistrate Magistrate Crane read tho telegram andthen then asked the clerk to ascertain if such aperson person as Sam Brown was along the prisoners loners Lawyer Rouonback overlieurd thoquery I query M I know about that ho said Crownscafro i cafro comes next I nm his attorneyTho Tho Magistrate looked thoughtful nndthen then remantod that tho nrrhal of tho telegram I gram hud been nicely timed lot rnlxiokdenied denied that he knew of the telegram nndnccu nccu ed tho Court of being prejudicedagainst against him A smftll war of word followed lowed Magistrate Crano declared hathn hn had always treated Kosenback fnirlyalthough although thohtter had been Impudent onmany many occasionsIf lanl you dont treat nip with respectthe the Court concluded 1 put you out of Ithe the building Go ahead with your caseMore More trouble followed when UoBenbackinsisted insisted that minutes of the CIO be takenMagistrate Magistrate Crane became tiitxl of the rowand and put the case down nt the end of thodays days businessIt I I finally care to trial and Ham Brownwas Iwa was discharged Ho was accused of assaultby wa whom he had refusedto by a florists porter rfuldto to carry in the elnvator in the apartmenthouse carr ho worksRosenback Rosenback kept hilent durina the hearingAs As ho was going out tho Magistrate calledhim him backDid Did you say anything nskcd the CourtNo No sir replied RosenbackAh Ah murmured thp Judge I thoughtyou you said Tank youTlfVS TlfVS 101VAT El MOTIIKltKatichtcr Katichtcr ot Mm Mmrr Sides mill MrslUlkrr lUlkrr In IVclRlitman Mill ContentPiULADtfLFiirA PiULADtfLFiirA Dec IMn Anno MW W Meirs onoof 1n Jones WNtirs daughters ters fell todny in the Orphans Courtn ia n statement which practically nsfprts thntnil j I her mother has wild in her fight for thoSOD000000 Isonoo SOD000000 loft by tho nged chemist WilllnmWeightman Weightman is untrue Tho pnpar givesnld Mrs Anne MWeightmnn mothers nld to her enemy 1 Weightmnn Wnlker tlio daughter towhom whom tho clicmUt left his property Alltho tho five daughters except ono who is still nminor minor served notice of war on their motherwhen when she frt threatened to bring suitagainst against her sisterinlaw but Mrs Melrssaction action is the firtt overt act of hostilitynlthoughnono nlthough none of the grown girls has visitedtheir their mother for mont hRAtlrdecarlng Aftpr declaring that fho believes her grandfather father was of sound dlsK tng mind elmtakes takes occasion to say that so fnr ns I hnvoknowledge knowledge information and belief thoexecution execution of bnid will wnsnot procured bytho tho contrlvnnco or undue influence of mymint mint Anno M W Wnlker or of her husbandur Ior ur of nny other iienum or iwrsons iIn In regard to her mothers nllegntlons oftho tho old mans jpalousysho nays I overthat t hit the will of my grandfather wnt notexecuted executed us 110 result or offect of any morbid ihid bid nnd insane MixpUion jpalousy andhatred hatred of my motherFIOIUDA IYIORDA FIOIUDA AND CAHOMNA IIKSOHT8bctt I bctt rrtrhrd lA thraiiKh trAln of Seatiord AirLine Line US Offlcci 11S3 and 3T7 JJroadwaj Adr I AFTER N Y LIFE TRUSTEESS i IOT IWUJW S WILL IIOf TllOllOldll 111iJIIO1al Talk of Kenning 1 Coiiiiulltep alt tlman man Iluood ltliout Tear or lnniAdrian Adrian IirJIn Jr Ilkcly In HPIKIIroiii Iroiii AliilimIMtrnuitrnilitrileproclA A lawyer downtown was visited yosterdnjby by two or throe big oicyholdoM in tinNow Now York Life who wanted his opinion ontho tho advisability of organizing a policyholders holders commltteu for tho purpose of urglnfa a houieclennlng In that institutionTlio Tlio idea of tlioso jxilicyholdors was thaitho tho trustees of tho Rew Yore Life aru nolpitching pitching into tho situation that confrontsthem them as strenuously as they should Thcsipolicyholdors policyholdors want a thorough investigatioiof of tho Now York Ijifo by tho trustees olthe the institution and 1 placing of tho responflbility sponflbility or mismanagement withoutfear fear or favor It was wild that tho policyholders holders who visited the lawyer were backerby by other pollcyholdors representative mmIn In this city and that some action would IKtaken taken in a few days unions tint trustem oltho tho company mako It plain thnt they intendto to go to the bottom of tho disclosure thathavo havo been mudo before tho investigatingcommittee committeeTemporary Temporary President Frederic Cromwellof of tho Mutual Lifo appointed Walter SSullivan Sullivan head of tho companys advertisingdetriment detriment acting manager of tho supplydepartment department yesterday Tho supply department partment was in chnrgo of LegislativeSupervisor Supervisor Fields I was through a manipulation ulation of tills departments uTutrs tlmtFields Fields Is uppo od to have got Iho greaterpart part of his money used for legislatlvo purposes poses All tort of irregularities thti mostof of which havo not Yt been unraveled bythe the Armstrong committee and probablynever never will lx were turned up in tho examination i nation of this department and Mr Sullivanin Iin reorganizing tho department will haveono ono of tho biggest jobs entrusted to anyMutual Mutual employeeit it was said authoritatively that whileFields Fields had been superseded in the supply 1 department his connection with tho company pany has not been severed in so far as thoeJorl I eJorl now being lade to bring him backto to Now York to testify is concerned Thopermanent I permanent appointment of Fields 8 successor cessor it was said would depend entirelyupon I upon the recommendations of the Mulunlsbolflnvestigating bolflnvestigating committeeWhether I Whether the messenger sent by exPresident President McCurdy to California tourgeFields Fields to return tins fulfilled his missionyet yet was not made known yeMorday Thomessenger messenger it is supposed left this citymore more than a week ngo There was a stronghiicpieion hiicpieion among tho Hate investigatorswhen when President McCurdy was nt tho headof Mutual that ho was doing of tho lltual thlt 1 over thing in his power to keep Fields from appearing pearing as a witness The investigatorsare are not altogether certain that some of thoother other officers of the company who are btillin in power would hail the return of Fieldswith would entail lot ofexplaining with plensuio I fntt I explaining on their part for they havoapproved approved lan of tho payments of FieldsActing Acting President Cromwell also acceptedtho the resignation of Charles J Smith Dollara a Lino Smith yesterday Smith wasthe the Mutuals literary agent and from thoblithesome blithesome tone of his testimony before tholegislative legislative committee no ono would havesupposed supposed that ho intended to givo up Illss00 O a year Hilary so boon However howas was recently elected president of the PressClub I Club and I wus reported yesterday thatho ho desired to spend his time in building upthnt that organisationlliat That the ulotion of Mr Cromwell to thepresidency I presidency will not end the fa tonal differenes ferenes in the company was indi atodyesterday I yesterday in reports of further resignationsfrom I from tho board of trustees I was saidthat that Adrian Iselin Jr had placed his resignation nation in tho hands of n friend to be presented sented nt the meeting of the board nextweek i week Mr Iselin hal len n dire tor of thocompany company for twelve years but like JustijoRufus Rufus W Pejkliam who resigned on Tuesday I day ho know nothing of many of tho thingsthat I that have been brought ot by the legislative It wild that Mr Iselinsfriends tive inquiry I was IselnsI I friends in the board are trying hard toprevail Iproul prevail upon him not to press the resignation Iloa loa Mr Ipelln is ono of the trustees whohave Ihl have stood behind the Tniesdalo Invoitigatine ine committee in its demand for a completehouse I house leaningChairman I I Chairman Armstrong of the State investigating tigating com nitter has taken ieorgo Shotwell I well the committees omcial btonograph rto I to task for having Bent out circular lettersoffering offering to supply for a prico the othcmlprinted printed re ort of tho testimony of thecommittee committeeNo No official report of euch tpstlmonysays says Senator Armstrong in a letter to Shotwell well will bo offered for salo by or underthe the authority of iho commlttpo nnd unyMich Mich report must necessarily bo a privateunofficial unofficial enterpriseMr I Mr Armstrong has directed tho officialstenographer stenographer to send a notlco t that ofTectto i to all persons who received ono of his circular iclar cular lettersAbsemblyman IAtomhlymal Absemblyman Prpntico of tho committeeexpressed expressed his disapproval that tho otliciulstenographer I stenographer should havo attempted tomako mako anything out of his contract beyondwhat what tho Suito paid him Mr Prontieopaid paid that tho committee had estimatedoriginally originally that the taking of the testimonywould would cst about 0001 Already tho workhas has cst 10000 ant at tho present rato itwill will probably foot up in tho end to 15000Mr Mr Prentico called attention to tho fnctthat It that one firm Iniforo tlm Inquiry began hadoffered offered to do the wore for nbout 2000 provided vided the firm would bo allowed to manifoldtlio and sell ItrivtiM the testimony 8pllt iitUU rivtiM uroKrs t risroitJultiprnn I1llhrrfn Jultiprnn MlnlMcr Ironi Here to Attend Ia a FlnnMi Murderer lirforc Ixrcmiun iOTTAWA OTTAWA Out Dec IThe RevBlomgren Omomgrn Blomgren a Finnish Lutheran Minirrof of New York wi como to St Johns Quo ito to attend Hynlmas Labtincn the 1lnl1murderr murderer who awaits executionLahtinon Lahtinon can sjxjak no language of this Jcountry country He is a Lutheran and thero is nominister minister of that denomination in Canada iTho The attention of Premier Gouln of Quebooprovince province was drawn to tho rl s of I mnnnbout nbout to ascend tho Kallons without roligioim ligioim consolation anil gavu instructionsthat that Mr lllomgren come to 1t Johns at thooxiienspof oxiienspof tho Government The executionis is fixed for January 12Genuine Genuine Drrrfool Farm KUfRIMe ritre itre never Mild In hulk but are nlwnyt n PllcIIn In parchment paper with the name primedird II ird Ink llcwarc ot ImlUtlorit Ur I STKAMKU AtltlK AT IIKK IlllHlllnc lllnc In th Hold of tlio riioiifrl 111Nhl1 Abntlt NIOOOO IlamnKPHit I Hit Htnnninhlp Nouvnfels of tho Hanline aI I liH lying nt Flinch Kdyo 4 Cos dock III I tlio foot of Fortysovonth street SmillI I Uiuoklyn wan damaged by lire Innt nightFlaniPs FlaniPs woro discovered II lower boldshortly I shortly nftur U oclock by 1 watchmanHo Iln notified the police untl nn rlnnn WI turned In Fifteen minutes after tho 111wn wnn dlHcoveietl six streams of water wenpijiylng pijiylng on tho llnmcHIho Iho Nouenfolx arrived In port on thl 21th from Calutitta loadotl with India woodiand and jute hides AeTho Tho ship was being wired for vluctrlilights lights mid U is upot d that defectlvtinsulation insulation bturtpd tlio hlaic Altliiiiigh 111 bull of hpr cargo hud been discharged thl lower holds were still full loaded willwoods woods gout anil buffalo hides jute uldhllJ hempThn Thn Hinoku wiw so thlok and heavy thaiBiittnlioti Biittnlioti Chief Dunphys men were hadlhandicapped handicapped Tho flrebouts ieorgu I McCMlim and Keth Low got to Pier 3 eirland and vr or I oil I night throwing water IntiHID HID smoking holdNo No accurate pxtimuto could bo mado oftho tho dainnge The police tliought thedamago I damago to the ship was about 3000 willthe the same lott on the cargoCnpt npt Uerploh II master of the NciieiifpNHo Ho was not Hied and went to the flitFunch Funch Edyo it Co nro tho con lgneeKrriMV I rriMV KLKCTlOMi QIIKTlllirralti lllirralti Alislnln IVoin dtliiK lloniI I rged to InMHtlgalo S iilrrs AfTalrilirrlil I ilirrlil Lalitc DHptieh to THE SUNHAVANA HAVANA Dec IThe elections totlaypassed passed oil1 quietly Reports received nt tlicIalaco Ialaco hhow that no dlsturljances occurredanywhere anywhere In Havana everything wasespecially especially quiet I Hio result is regarded as I foregom conclusion I clusion us the Liberals declined to paitlclpato I pato in the votingPresident President Vauglmn of tho atonal Dankafter after 1 meeting of tho governors cabled toSecretary Secretary of State Root in tho namo of tlmAmerican American Club of which ho Is presldniit asfollows Areriun Irsldflt I followsConcerning Concerning the resignation of MinUterSquiers Squiers the American Club representingn II majority of tho American business interests I terests in Cuba respectfully MiKgejthfrom from information her that it nppeanitint tint the American Government may buacting acting under a misapprehension nf thefacts facts Wo urgo nn investigation and wocifler cifler our services to this enc Wo do not ilosiro to interfere except toobtain obtain an Investigation of the rumors involving volving tho credit of all concerned nnd todetermine determine the lucts YTe believe this to heonly only justice to Americans in Cuba ns wollnw nw to tho Cubnn Government nnil the futureof of the Americnn MinisterMr is close friend of MinisterSqulcrs Mr Vaughan a frlenc lIRlerSquier SqulcrsSMAS 1lXIfl ri vir a ITS OITof nl IIalo o Ulna Ministry AcceptedCatalonia Catalonia Jtitrtlns Honnflpffia flpffia 1 Cable Desptilih to TIIR SrsMADIUD MADIUD Dec IPrmo Minister MonteroRlos Rlos again offered the resignation of theMinistry I Ministry to King Alfonso today nnd hisMajesty Majesty accepted i The King then instructed I structed Sertor Moiet to form n CabinetTho I Tho proclamation of the tuspHnnion oftho i tho constitutional guarantees in Catalonia I hal hud n good effect 1 has called Iwtlitho tho nrmy and the CatnlanUts The Oovornor I ornor tununoned the editors of Barcelonannd and notified them that nny attacks lon the unity of tho Kingdom would l e punishedfirst 11 first by a fine and afterward by thn suppression pJi lon of the newspajxTs making theattacks I attacksMany I Many Catnlanists havo left the city fearing ing prosecution Many of the provincesme I I me preparing to boycott Catalonian trntlorrr rrr mo oIloslon X 10II 10 Ion Alclermrn 1ropnie to Stop 111 Jaine on Noltller lleldI50STON I50STON Dec tThe Hoard of Aldermenwill will bo u ked by Alderman OToole nt tliomepting mepting on Monday to pass nn order callingupon upon Corporation Counsel Bnbson to prepnro par an ordinance which will prohibit thoplaying playing of college football within tho citylimits I limits until such a timo as a committee appointed I pointed by tho Mayor shall b satisfied thatchanges in tho rules eliminate the dan changes rllt elminate dangerwhich i which now prevails The onier will readWlierca I Wlierca a large nunit r of casualtiesreported reported from tlla pennon nf fontbill mineswhero whero n iiunibT of deaths nlul pvrioui Injurloi jurloi occurred 8 lon I the puriielpantnand and I andWlmrea Wlmrea Iho eamc as It In played nt thopresent present tlmo ha bell condemned by President dent KooBDVclt and profes ors of variousuntversltlm untversltlm and colleifes as 1 namo ton brutalnnd nnd of unncessaiy rouRhntss when Ihl lives of the players nrn JeopardIzod Ihen1foro foro be I ordered that the Corporation Connsol sol he and U hereby directed to prepare nailsubmit submit to this council an nrdlnanro prolilliitInv Inv ttio pliiylni nf collcRH football In ihlscliy cliy until a commit too appointed by thnMayor Mayor shall bn mtlsdml tlmt tlio rules havobeen been revised po tlmt thn dnneiir which nowprevnll I prevnll may bn eliminateAsSoldiors AsSoldiors FieltU Is within the city limitstho i tho Harvard football poople will U interested IIHtml ested in the action of tho Aldermennn I nn mrs rnovnnilrl fITl 011 ilrl Itrnji I md nn lrarnlii nfHer Her Fathers CniulltlonCharles Charles Sipplo who for many years hasconducted conducted n little grocery htoro at 300 FastFortyfourth Fortyfourth street has U on at the pint of death for many days In his hOle itlxivotho I tho store Since ho hm had to tako to hll l cd a daughter Philiplnn 10 years old hadtaken I taken charge of the store while her mothernursed nursed tho dying fatherI I I aflt night Mrs Slpple camo down to thoHtoro Htoro crying and turning to the daughterpaid Isnld paid I fear your father cannot Ilvo manyhours hours moreThe The daughter Banned suddenly swoonednnd nnd fell to tho floor Hor mother unnbloto to revive hor led In Dr Florsohplm nndho I ho said that the Rirl was deadTho Tho father waa still nllvo nt n Into hourbut I but tho doctor feared ho would not pullthrough through thn night Ho was not told of thodeath Idpth death of his daughterIVI1 IVI1 Drnd Mhlle rinjIPK I Valt7ALIIANV ALIIANV Deo 1Whl playing n waitsnn I 01 n piano at n ball nt tho Ueniselner Count Iluli tonight Richard Kittol a muKiolonelier lonelier foil from the piano utool to thoiloor iloor tlend Her dlwnw waR the cal eJoo Joo to UoMon Tftll HhIr 1lnp HIt Provlarnrcnewt newt 6 Plymouth Iave Pier ID NI toot WnrreiSI SI wrrk dMo anil Sundays i 1 It OrchMilrn oneach I each alamuAdr I r OLCOTT OUT FAVORS PARSONiuTiitin I I iuTiitin IttOM Tiii risT rtnllill 1 1ll nrl 1 llill Ol J V7T COMMIfTKKSnN I SnN InllltSlii liiiiiiitllml lie lla A hl1llt llt lilif liirpuHCl nrKuiii UrclnrrHit Hit It Ilrn Hl nnil mmtn on tinHearty Hearty Siiiipurt of UN Iormer IthiilRcpresciiUtivu RcpresciiUtivu J Van Veohttm Olcottafter after further consultations with IrcHidonI I RooKivult and other emllipnt New Yorlj j Ropublicans in Wiihlilngton both by telephono phone ali tclogiuph ami after bolng madeucqunintod ucqunintod fully with novo Higginss poNitlou Nitlou isnued lilt tiight a statement IIwhih which 1m vithdruw an a caiulidulo foipresident president of the Nins York Republicancounty county commlttco In favor of RvpUwiitAtivo tivo Her lrt IaiFoiH RoproKentatlvocolt 0 colt in his uuthonftd ttutprnont paidI I ngiood tu l e Ont a candidate for theposition position of president of tho Rcpulillcaicounty conitnittee nt the suggestion oli I county llllUeu ft IIR tun i len high in the party in ordor that tlu 1 county organization might U so rcori i giinized that liopiibllcnu tuccef would IKi i assured in tho Stato of New York noxlfull fall It viis not liccaiiM I do lred theI IlJi I sltion itself but UCiiuv 1 thuiiKht it vai i imtXrativu that such iroraniaiiin shouldtnka tnka filaco free from impiiiiior dominationof of any boss whatuver if tho jxuty wus to L tul I know that 1 was absolutelyAlmost Almost immediately that my candidacywas Wit announced I Mtmnd Oral Its objectwas was accomplished It was ipoedlly announccd I nounccd that Mr Hnlpin would not againi i bo u candidate for the procidency the reasonfor I for his withdrawal being tho certaintyI I that ho could not bo electedI I Thereafter Mr Parionss candidacy wasInnouleet I announced Mr Parsons proclaiming InsI I absolute independence in fact stiltinghis his purposes to bo Identical with my ownSince Since his formal declaration that ho wasa a candidate he has issued a statement reasfertlng asfertlng his Independence hii fieodomfrom from factional alliances his intention toreorganize committee guidudby reorganize tho county comlittec by tlio will and commands of tho committio only This is nil I sought 11 hoped lornil nil I could have desired to do mynjlf Itwas was the principle that actuated mo and itI I would bo false to that principle for mo toI I htnnd for whut might bo unthinkingly considered sidered an attempt to promote or augment 1 factional strifei i Believing therefore thnt the idea thatstrovo Istrove strove for will bo carried out earnestlyj j nnd courageously by Mr Parsons I nowj j formally withdraw my namo ns n candidateand and request all rny supporters to vote forMr I Mr ParsonRoprobiintativo Roprobiintativo Pnivons was at tho Madison Lon Avemin ItppuhliiMii Club lust nightand and Mr Olcxittd htntemcnt was reiul to himRepresntulie Represntulie ilirtions said I nm dolighted lighted with tho tone of Mr Olcotta statement ment I havo the fulKst confidence that ifI I am elected president of tho county cotnmlttea mite I will havo tho hearty support andcooperation cooperation of Mr OlcottIf J elected president of the county committee I mittee will you bo a cnndida tt for chuirmnn mnn of tho executive committeeOh I Oh yes rtpliod Mr PnrnoiN I do notfeel feel that them should be n divided responsibility bility in till matterItopitwpntativo Itopitwpntativo Olcotts withdrawal UH acandidate candidate for preiidont of tho county committei mittei with tlio vory proiwiblo nloction ofReprOrfontntlxo ReprOrfontntlxo Punoiis to that plac o onDecember December 21 U the first ftop toward thoretirement I retirement of lloss Odoll and tho purging ofthe i the Republican party in ttio citv and Statefrom i from tho bliiht of OdeliUm lpn Hontativo tivo iiison while a Member of Congrt1wont wont on to iay last night that ho wouldmuko mull heroic ofTons to fuliil iioth hw dutiesin in Wnshington nnd hU duties ns head of thoNew New York iiepublicnn county committeeV U V co TO TUL lU l Hie MniHapclls Sent lit tlir IlullkaABO Whjo ABO Is OrdrriMl to the Aores for CoalWASIHNOTON WASIHNOTON Dec 1Tht crmw r Minneapolis neapolis which was ordered a wivk ago tothe the Baltic to lx m readiness to rcscuo imperilled I perilled Americans in S t PoteivUug mciuo I ciuo the revolutionary uprismi madn Hus5in 5in unsafe Iml been ordered to St MichaelsAzores i Azores For n week in fact over MIKV thovpbipl I vpbipl started lor tho Baltic tho Minneapolis i I lis hal biiMi nt irnvecencl Knglnud thoapparent I i apparent quiet in llusnia tosether witlitho I I the freezing up of the mouth of UIP Nevamakms makms it iinrotvssary to liuvoan Americanwni wni up in thi1 lialticAt At both Iho Navy und Stall Dpartmintsit it is insisted that tlm MmniipuU m gongto to St Michael lor call nnd ili prniablyt t hen como direct home but it is quite ivrtnmthat that will remain fimnt tho vanliiii wil rlail wimp lilnt nt St Michiol4 longer than will bo neccfpary i Ink coal and thoevent pary to merely on ltd in I event of necessity will set rail for TurkeyThe IIho The situation regarding tho conflict lnHwpnntho I tho Powers and the Porto SPCIIIS to I HI increasing I creasing in poriousnc nnd there is lot Imuch much doubt that if actual ho tihtu pnuollipru llipru will lie many American livts rndatiKcred dal end although this invirnnuiit hasAbuoliltnly Abuoliltnly nothing to do with tho concortodaction iIcton action 01 the IDWOIM againt tlui KultunIn Ii i Icton nn ovont tho Nlinnwipolu w11 lioKnt Knt to Jurkiy to pffoct iiijcus Midi iisimpht I might havo Ixjun made at St IVwrtburROfllr lioro ioiuito I Ofllr iis of the iovrnuiiPiit to ncknowlirlgn tliat tlio tlinnwipolU willproceed proceed to luikoy but it was practicallyacknowledged urtcy acknowledged onn hi h Oovornmontofficial i Icknowled by Oi rtfllofclal official tlmt wliilt th ri womed tu IK noimmediate I immediate n e s ily for tho pivsenco ofI I th Minneapolis lear the trouble 70110 thwarship tl velopmenls lllelolj liultl in readliuM for dovelopmenls I ttniK iis iiTKii mKlcctrle Klcctrle llacliliu1 Stirils Its Purr anilTears Tears I p n mnppnAn An electrio 11 o liiiKxhit iicrthwnrdnlong nlong Htth avniiui1 wpiit wiong it Sixtiethhtroot htroot last night nlnmt 7HU ncluflc J honteeriim nteeriim Renr frivo and Kdwnrd lluunithp thp driver ksl IH ntivlKor For thicn hi irls thp toupo tiefril plliraiitlful liraiitlful clrflt 4 nd muto inijod xigignuntil until HaumV I sumn ami piwisnywere were fascinate 1 i ien it shot ilraiKht lorwnrtl wnrtl and frai lip l lit n fras inmppnut nttlio ithe the northeast rner ot tho HMMIUO nndSixtythird Sixtythird htrpitit I hit tlio limppost so hard thai the postwas was torn up by tho roots ami thrown tonfeet feet from its lao A lire jliim jlx attached tached to tho poht vns v rnnilpi J o nndtho tho wirei sovered llicn thn m biiip ubotnorthward northward ngiiin In liiy Ill aiid whirlednroiid nroiid J i pi PJ and hn 1 suitlyngainst ngainst tho rnllln ii r it u ili old 1r ircss rcss Club wnnOilii Ilio railing nnd hurlingHiiiim Hiiiim ol head 111 the iuipl look mitwlintovfr wlintovfr diivil tlu ro was in I IIP muchinnnnd nnd it 10lt tu sloopTwo Two policfiiwn plnltod up lUiMin who vasbadly badly thnkpii but 11 nnirli hurt Iluvnotified notified tlie 1 ire Dxpirtincnt iiiout I horilinod rilinod luv and iiitlfieil the KH 1 pli thatthe the giii wa pouring nut thcunm nl thocorner corner iho vitiuity nmellod triiiif 01 pnnboforp boforp n gang of men got thpro nnd cappedthe the broken pipeln ln lit upon havliiK llurnelt Vanilla tilt I nit onimit of n tiroritH aoiiIrnulrr Irnulrr iprclcil to IliNlK oiuU orII VH II IM iilntliii of IarllitiniMilfill Ielll fiiile litiiuteli e Tun HUNLoxnoN LoxnoN Dec Tho pnpew containcolumns columns of 11111 and HIIOMOU bearing ontho tho meeting of the Cublnot yesterday umltho I tho position of the MinistryTho I Tho consensus of opljilon IM that PrimeMinister I Minister Ilnlfour will SPO tho King Mondaywhen when hu will either resign oruxkhU Majestyto to dissolve Parliamentnw nw itiimi SIXKXI rot it LOSTCoiil 1IInlnn Coiil lntlrn ID lott InNlorni rnrltorl Nlorni Near llontonHOMTOV HOMTOV Mass Doo 1 Overwholmedpresumably presumably by a great wave tho uteebargo bargo Lklavanrm of thn D lj A Vtoundured toundured off Minots Light last nightcarrying carrying down with her Cnpt leorgu I I Murmoy his wlfo John Olenlho engineerand and Puler Johnson the cook A lone survivor vivor was rexcuod by tho tug Scrnntonwhich I which had had the barga in tow for thilI I port until the hnwsur partutl eight milesfrom I from MlnotsI I Tho bargo was now nnd apparently hadi i not lx en leaking up to the time that she sosuddenly I suddenly disappeared A possible solutlon ton is that tho booby hatch watt wubhed I off by the pounding of I particularly heavyI I sea that tho hold filled with water instantlyi i uml that laden with coal as Mho was sheI I I went down like a stonei i riMiv nrLit n nv nuMtni i mel Conclirs 1 llllcd StnlliMl InDakota Dakota for Three Ilujii i MINVEAPOU3 Minn Dec IFor sixtyI I five hours train No 18 on tho Foo roadi i was stalled in a blixartl on tho North Dakota kota pralrio Every ono of the clowni i coach was filled with passengerhi i Thn second imvd exhaustpd tho foodi i supply in tho dining car nnd after thatI I section men trudged over tho snow amifetched i fetched from I Hinnll station restaurantI I nil the food thnt could bo gottenj j The tnt night tho thermometer wentI I to H below tho second night to minus 10third third to minus 2t Hut no one aboardsuilprnd suilprnd mort than Inconvenience andthe i the wags anil jokers furnished funi I I UWl W IY A llX I IJ Itctlly NR H lie Has Without Ioml I nlllHi i Hi Mas HeleuiiMl In fhlraiitHFUKVIIU HFUKVIIU N J Doc 1 John FReiily Reiily of 10 De Wit avenup itelleville whodinppearetl I dinppearetl from tlio ICrio fright yardsnt nt Koiirth avenue Woodsldo sevprnl weeksi i ngo arrivpd homo IIt niijht Accordingto to his story ho was accidentally lockedIn I In n box car nnd was taken to ChicagoHe He suffered considerably for the want offood food and drink and was in bad thapewhen I when ho finally mndo his presence Knownby I by hammering on the tido of the car witha a coupling pin1LM un IY SllTl OF LKTTKllSIlni JrUI JsI Ilni I Hatch of Demandfor for Money anil a New llaiiRlitprFrancis franc Clazzl a druggist with n shop I in tho Mills Hotel No 1 building nt 100I I lileecker street had n fine collection ofBlack Black letters which ho turned Hade Hand letlm overto to tho police Yesterday was named Inthe I the letters as lazrie last day on earthbut but ho Is still nliveTho I Tho first letter reached him cm November I 25 1 demanded SOW but named no timeor I or plaeo for the delivery Another letterwhich which arrived tho name day threatenedviolence violence if the money was not forthcomingBoth Both Ifttcis were flgncd with crosseddampers dampers skulls and other bitsof melodramaIho I November2ti Iho inst letter was received on I 2ti It paid thnt if IiiKji didnt mnkn floodbv bv UecpmbT 1 he would l o killed ali hisshop shop burnedYesterday Yesterday pnssed without nnvthing worsehnpptnini hnpptnini to iarii thnn tlio birth oC nlau I can litor inzzi thinks that fllacl Hnndlettoih lettoih are luckyMrnninitt I I Mrnninitt Msrvi77s aiitisSchool Iclool IIe School nilssCNKend Huscs to Necrciln IrNnnp Ie lllin Tool to Kse iieYAXICTON I YAXICTON S D Dec IA strange infatuation I fatuation conceived by HOIIIO eiglitoon highschool school girls daughters of ifsjiactablBixirentn parent here for Sam Carr H negro convictod I victod of murder ha made it almost impnhiilile pnhiilile for Slicriff Wright to keep theprisoner IA prisoner in jail A few nights ngo lie discovered the girlsgiving giving Cnrr roses and delicacies throughan an oltide window Into nt night Now noannounces announces ho has pvidiMico that those girls gave tnrr tools with which lie nlmost cuthis his wiy out of jai recentlyTuo iI Two IlajeM Injured In loillinllAMSTFHDAM Gllrs AMSTFHDAM K Y Dec IRobr Brumagin n memlmr of St Marys InMitulo Mitulo football tenmof this city is u patientin I in tho hospital in Hudson having l oonbadly in of football badly injured yeMerday n game ball between tho institute team nnd thoHigh High School team of HudsonITHACA ITHACA X Y Dec IH K Morgansof Ior of Christopher In n sophomore in thoivil I dvl oMglnoMriiiR collopo at Cornell brokobis Ihii bis rilu thigh in n alf of football on thennw nnw alumni fipld yn Uirday while makingn I I nm in 1 broken field It is not thoughtthat that tho breafc will cripplo him pennnncntly IIlltl ncntly I liisllcc ItncTi to Sit lienWATKHTOWN WATKHTOWN N Y Dec IWalol Mlioger lioger tho lndpipndont Justlco of thoFifth II Fifth Judlciril district who two years agodifentpd difentpd former Attorn yIpneral John CIJavios IJavios leaves for New ork Sunday nightto II to tnko up u trial term of 110 SupremoCourt Court lirt iiinncd to Justice Davy ofRocupsUT RocupsUT HP will hour many of theniulriipulltnn niulriipulltnn election casesMcrlHPtlior McrlHPtlior CoiirlAInrtlal Hcuclion Verdict IANNAPOLIS IIhi ANNAPOLIS Doc IShorly lipforo 3this this nflprnonn tho courtmartial tryingMidshipMdii ildllpln MidshipMdii Minor Mpriwpther Jr rpachodit it virdici and adiournol Thp flmlingsrind rind r irl will ln forwarded to tho Kcri itury tury of 111 Navy ami until hti nots theuioiul Ir uioiul ii nt llio court ore under lath not ito to revtMl thiiMni Ilultnlnp Mni Ilurneil on a lloMMfiiuif Mfiiuif Ala Deo 1 News hns juMbivii bivii toceived horn t hit plght npgroes nndono ono whuo man wc ro biinipd to tleath parlytday tday I i pull boat noar Hurricane BayouAla Ala Tht boat burned wlillo the men werenilerp nilerplc leJJ1 lc liri sri street Cnr Cross eHie Irll Hie Dusbrosnes tnt ferry HUP of carsIxignn Ixignn running across tho VilliamsbnrgbmlRH bmlRH Id HrookljMi yp torliy m twoininuto ininuto liendwflyONI ONI KilITTO fllKli li r ttie IXoniltth Crnlury llmltnlul the Nrir VorUContrnl Contrnl MUM Irnc Nrw York JSO I1 M arrive ICUlcijo CUlcijo k3 nol mornlnit Tun UMmt lonc dliunce ride In the world 3 mllr In IB bourIcr Icr t I ATTEMPT m CZARGrand i Grand Duke Reported to HaveWounded J I Wounded EmperorIMPERIAL ISIMPERIAL IMPERIAL TROOPS IN PLOTr 29 Officers and 220 Men UnderArrest Arrest at TsankocScloi i Humor That a Irml Uuke ttuo Mltlitdto to He Dlctntor IUniifd Coup FlatDrnlil inIlial Drnlil I London TImc IioUtloaor or Court Muhet I Unlikely Ttut tlmTruth Truth will Ilecome Known The LoymlComackx Comackx May lie MoblllAed Split InCabinet I Cabinet TlirenleniHl l y Mlttni Unj j conipromlstiiE Attltmle Actlnit thes I lolllrolIMtll Ulmle AIlnlt te leSlrllnIalor SlrllnIalor Council Plans AtUokon 1 on tbc Alrrnily Shah Imperial Creditsmtjl iejlll smtjl tMt Uttpntcliri to TUB SUNBKltllv BKltllv Doc IThe Vomitche rtilungprints prints a despatch from St PetersburgKnyln fhlylng Knyln that one of the Grand Dukes attempted tempted the life of the CwxrHli Hli Mnjesty IB uid to have been woundedin in the right handST ST FKtKKRiiuna Dec Twentynine 1ofcerM ofllcern and 220 noncommissioned officernnd I Inld nnd men of tho Imperial fiiiurda have beenarrested 1areHtNI arrested at TwirskooSelo As these chosontroops L I troops form tho bodyguard of the Czarwhoso whoso person is especially confided to themtho I tho incident has caused a sonwUlon hereThere I There lave been many recent reportedcases 1 cases of disalfoctlon among the guardsand lalll a number of Individual have beenurrontod urrontod but tho present affair wears amoro moro herious niipearance because It coincides 11IIQre cides with rumors of an Insurrectionarymovement I movement within the palace Itself aimingnt nt the dethronement of the CwrIt It te reported that tho Government Intends tends to mobilize all the Cossacks whonumber number 460000LONDON LONDON Dec i According to ono version sion of tho reported attempt on tho life oftho tho Czar an unnamed Grand Duke aimingto to constitute himself dictator engineeredtho tho plot in tho attempted execution of whichtho tho Czar was woundedIt It is hardly necessary to say that thsminor minor cannot be confirmed nor i it probablo ablo thnt anything will be learned of thoaffair affair so long as thero ore sufficient loyaltroops troops to maintain the present isolationof of tho court which Is as nearly completeas as If it were in the moonNevertheless Nevertheless the arrows that have beanmade made und tho partial admissions of officialsare are regarded us proving that thsro hnvnbeen been serious occurrences of some sort atTsarskoeSelo TsarskoeSelo while the fidelity of thGuards Guards regiments is considered as no longerexistent existentTho Tho great preponderance of troop inSt St Petersburg and tho district are nowCo Co sacks vlio have llttlo in common withthe the mass of Russians nnd WIOM devotionto to the Car is yet mil PMMI poctedThis This the reason for lie plan to mobiliothorn thornAssuming Assuming tha acutlnicy of th 9 ruinore Iplot plot nt T arlooSffo it ieems to indicataa a desperate flTort on the part of the leactiomtrles tiomtrles to stem tho ever growing revolution tion from bolow by n dictatorship nmlmilitary military violence with tha probable crushing ing of the helpJew nominal sovereign between tween the two force1Th Th St Vtr hurg corr pon ln oftho tho Timrn tnjv thTO is nn truh whateverIn In tho rumors of an attempt upon h lllof of the Vnr Th insubnriinition of tntroops troops which IPC to thlr arrest aro hihfiysfron hfiysfron their not bing allowed to marchagiin agiin t the rovolutioni tHsnir snir v czMtS riwvrOpposition Opposition lo Hlltpt Plnni to npnl lUHli UHli HIP StrlliTsvrlnl svrlnl CaMe lltipatrlit tn Tnn SNSr Sr PKTFRSIIURO Dee t A council ofthe the chipf personages of the empire washeld held at TwarskoeSelo today the Cirpresiding presidingA A MlnihtPiial crisis wns threatened owinglo lo Count Wittos implacable attitudetoward toward the striking telegraph ojxjratorsIt It in understood that 1m ami M DurnovoMinister Minister of Posts nnd Telegraphshreatcnod hreatcnod to resign if the demand of thaitrikers itrikers wore conceded but powerful influoncos fluoncos chiefiy foreign havo been exoitmlnKn nKn tlm Czar and may avert the crisisrount rount Witto yielding partiallyIt It Is tho general opinion that the demandsif if tho telegraphers nn justified especiallyiheir iheir demand for higher pay which atlirewnt lirewnt Is mihorably inadequateTho Tho dolivory of lettors In St Petersburgwns wns stopped this morningThe The girl telegraph operators wpro drivenfrom from their posts today by strikers whoisotl isotl chemical fumps Troops now occupylw lw telegrah ofllcosAll All the telegraphers of Finland IUIVBitruek itruek Tlio rnllroad tolccrnphors havoefiifed efiifed to transmit messages to tho CzarThe The Cznr today signed n maniloetoibolinhlng ibolinhlng martini law in olnndOovornmont Oovornmont 4s today dropped to 77i i prico lower than nny reached throughouthe he war with Jnian There were manyumors umors that tho Governnwnt Is feeling thipp ipp i of moneyIt It is npRortPd tlmt thp whole staff of thIinnnce Iinnnce Department is workin late prlaring laring schodiilos of present anil prospectlvointional intional finances in view of the IIP sity forneetlng neetlng in Februar thn short loan conracte racte l with tho Mendelssohn of HorllnIt It is declared that tho immense losviaused aused by tho mutinies nnd Mrikes followng ng tho war expenses are depleting thoreasuiy reasuiy nlarminsly A proposal is said tot t

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iiiviTitiKniV tiKniV iinfiiiiai r i riiii rhII1 phyical cal forr f1 i iile in I neiu ltI 111 nu IMptioli o I I i jafflhljlrlflII I Ioinnmnipiiiiii nmnipiiiiii with IIIWW thnin I nuw nopostal postal or lelegrapli1 i iiineeilin lemciiiKuro Kuro e nutl ItIpl1t co I Si IcmisljuritThe The capim iwlr is iuni liMlv Inieilfrom from ill lepiiiiiiilir of ilif inrlro unlessthe I the lenrl is t pie thill th Infninelilwith 1 111 1 iIrI I IIIIIill t with w Nihmis i IroviiIIHH r lll 1 IIHH hipi IJ in I r i rlfAdnlrril 4 Adnlrril lintilailn icjitted thn Mrefion I Ion nf the iimtiiy at S HIIIIh r Ih Si IolorburK Iurri siondent nf theTrlrgrnpi II f Trlrgrnpi tty tn biiiii itJllIfl rffusniliiiwniis II liiiwniis liimU nf hiisiii hint xvasdotifas i as Into n ThiliX MtniiK oiluM uiIraiinetiniij I Iraiinetiniij fnr forxxnrd delivery pinpoplly tf ly fcteiKtirs Imlditig tijsian IlrillI Xhn f inMfitm I 11114 pi inlr tIt ra1 ofoxpliatif1 1 I c oxpliatif1 of the mliliiIhe I i i Ihe Volikmnsl iluik zitI other lininCial Cial kftilill 1 lir1111 ii IrIMLI ting as hi 11 HII that unitsIhuimoiintxvns I xvns enuil lo ViMXi they could nul Jo buiiipuM iipuM I it nlipji iliut imiiMill xxas ipcd tl I I 1 U I ell MHAll I All rid of rnmnrK ui picMilent ninlie Ii t lie Ij t 1HIUj an ili urd os xxill ana i r a iiiM i rju foirn IL tIIII ieftrKrfn i L ftrKrfn I in In hliiitl the luxver middlicliif 1 I cut iiixptforn who nro mailing a run on thoitxniK itxniK Iwinkp The ciiitluw of pnltl fniniJtusta I I Jtusta rontlniip xxlilln the inllux in xeryilisiijiikunt i II ilisiijiikunt by c inipiri cinThi Thi fact ali lle y tetiialic ciidaxorjthat that aro dXowedly hilv niadn hx frl1 J r prctions of the levolntiniiiKt In ruin tiuiaCintiomically Cintiomically may CIUMI must lrilt1 I I Hults in tin future xxhli ii tsdl 111 y INI is turemedy j remedy The pnme is xvluilly li priporuonntn I I uonntn to the real eoiilitiin of IIIIKnltiKiiigh t I nltiKiiigh DIP outluul iw 11 timlly UIIIIIVMSine i I ine ineTho I Tho only rtnty i rendv morey Tlmonly t only way of KUIIIIIR L fit xvilhont IMIT r aihIng I t Ing on the iPMre i I InioiKn loanheavy rI I I heavy exports The eminent 1tu4 lhufar far hcroially all 1UI fiilly upholdthe i I I the rato of fxciiango tl thn lila rJft ndviintHK viintHK of forelgl Inn tors I I 10117 JIusian Poland lce IIanvI I foreign owners of factories hero have paidoff off their xvorknifn shut up tuennd factoriesnnd i nnd departed from the country leavingtheir I their properly to the cur of the Ilthor 1itlex M itlex 1 WAHHAXV Doc ITho nexxpaper Auricrwhich 1 which announcel the abolition of martial i j law in Poland has bepn conll cated by tltnJ Iii ii I police xvho arrested tho newsboxs fould j I I belling it j j 1tSATS Miairrr rrnisianojfcntt i I I nojfcntt or state lii1iintrlc ald Itofu alto 1 I to la Tnis Their Vrniinifrom from TiE sttt Corro ponitiiit at St Iete burST ST PKTKHSDtrui Dec I via KyatuhnonIJi East Irl laTe swift organization anilvaat I vaat memberchip of tho nowly formedJ J eubantfl union proven even more startling ling than the revolutionary organl uitloriHof j of tho workem In th towns The greatdistricts t districts in the provinces of southwestKutbin Kutbin are joining the union en masseIn In thott ands of instnnces they prove thatthoy thoy are much les simple and poor thanthey I they are usually said to lx They arelargely S largely able to buy rillot without outrideeilteeriptionn I eilteeriptionn and they a GUM in 1leeliV j district committee Tlcirattitudu Uixirdthe I the Government h slnrtilir to that of theurlian urlian artisans hut whllo the Irdler s itt to destroy the rgi mite I ty strikes and masstho tho agltutiim m thn greit towns thopeasants peasants 4 ire relioll ti Iciycott al Siaiowned 11 owned bulness and ivfu lotli to paytaxes i taxes or to supply tho nnuil rolU of military tary con crll The inlUtiienl Ippnitmentof I mont of tho WarOfJice whind by now shouldhaxo haxo nearly prewired tIl llst of the conscripts I scripts for 1IKXI haei been iitvibtp I obt litinny Il r nny names or fiRurei fmpi Iug piMvinoTho W The xvorkmens union il 1IAIlllt IL I thc cooperation of th pMniniV uniol 11 I teli thoU tiat Iho proloian it i lriiiilingunder t under the banner of nodal deiiooracy aIdI I will lot limit lt acti ui In IMP foregoingmeans r means but only when annr I willW irilioiin in revolution able tl ii 111 reactiinnnd r nnd reach tIme emocri 1J idpilThe I The ipinoorutie leader who livor aIolenl Inviolent violent procpduro ar xvppi away CI I Oapon who apnudol to I Jut masses forcooler cooler consideration He writes that 11 IImmediate I Immediate nnned risng would be a blunderfor Ifor for a democratic republic is impolitic ofearly Ierly early realization Even an eight hour dayis I i is impracticable Ho believes that t unit glii i 1 the peasants are determined upon tho most Iradical I radical reform they dins strongly to timeI iidea I i idea of A Czar Thuy lire bitterly hotilito 4 to tho tchinovmks iivl landowners hill un nowise friendly to tiie educated cnses IHo I Ho fear tie workmens roxolutionirvtactics tactics will haist theinwlvca pnmaturelyand t and thnt famine will drive the xvoikingtnoisHPs tnoisHPs into the army or make them homeless less nnd dcsperite trump lie appealsfliirilly I fliirilly to the lendors thai Ihoy five cit Iii erOIUtIIOfltt I onsidoration to thl ituitlon anil coitenttliPtnselves i tliPtnselves for Ihn pieiit that the Virtulten i r tulten plain open oath ID funuirt tin onhtilution ti I htilution arid grant I comlie amrIVI I Otherwise ni lion foriies viisvilhout Ilood11I I t vilhout utimate sit CtOt4J J The phancpH lire thut laponhas a pp1I I f has l eon greatly weikeneil by thpldity pldity of the toenmint in mdcring Ihonrrst I nrrst of the leaders of til pisanls unionThe The peimls me furlher enraged ly Imorder order of Minister nf the 111rJ DnijitiVDthat ithnt Ii that State id be Ill gi yen lo Iiort him ly iditrit diitricts thoughtIieytfnmtuu hrij niiiltliS i 1 iltliS TO lit oJ UUHKIHin Jfle4mgr4 III1 intirriiptlnn llrl nII I c tirriiptlnn IpiTIt IlnlanilTh i Th New Yert oflie of the iViuuniTi InlOible 1 Oible Company iuvd the following notivvtoday j II today i Wo are 11 i d t hal dllirf me igrsin i in fit 1111 has boii again t tppo 1 owl juptedhilhspiiPiiily iXiinniiil II ion with JlnKind inji rjupted I111lpIIIIII t hilhspiiPiiily I hi fltlt ill ivns lItr I Intil further flOt iCs mesjigeH lor HUSIIin IJ I f in jIII e and KIISKIC in Asii can only lincoopld II I ncoopld at fVIKfi rin Mi uge forSt St Puirsinru can again lv d lniril bmxvi j xvi I h tie layATTM I ATTM OY MSS tiii 1Ilrhlrnl Inrldrnl rnneernlnt tie Kceritarj of 11 jrnilii rnilii x Saturncorl i lortlVHSI VHSI INOTov lcc I Tho State Diivtruont 7 ruont has received l i 1 uivliv fniuKt

Kt Pet ii 01 rg coiurr dig Hie uluick madeinrly I I early in tho vcek on hubert Wouds Iint4 jsecond second seTet aiy of iie m ncnn Imlnsiy Murn which wtv H tll jmirtnt wasat rt Iut at cloted all Hcrlous iru uul buoiicloted atibfttto4IIyc1oed 1 1 tf o w i SpooS counts Thocomploto comploto Keyboard onI thoi i I SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITERproitloc pro idDc a Koy for ovorycharacter I character No2otfcn secondnotion notion no bothersomeshifthoys shifthoys no delays ofany I any kind but perfectalignment I alignment accuracy andthe the limit of speedVf On n Vf tiitt O u t I IV MIMSi i Inlfri Ittrd In Icar Dunn 1 IlnltillnRtinu nu Mili lniMls In tile AiltninilnclITU I ic 1 II I fhioi intnn ProtettnrHilinlirin Hilinlirin inlnd nt Itaqurtto Uilto in thol 1 riiundI1i In i4t nJRhl w itll f lpri fromth th Pi h oAI 1 rid tti mae inrmni4 lon toIrnr tea r dirvti all ht lid I ngs which havo lx inOHM OHM toil nn MIIH liinil III thnt virinitv nirireth th II1t III tonal ninomlniont Then amiilxnit iilxnit thirty ur forty qua ttr nn HtutainlK ainlK lluii Mini many ol tho cainfM xshichth th irol ctor will tear down If ho curriesoiit oiit IIH unlim Imxi l l6 cn Ilwfil nt a costIt nt li0io in wtI II I In action xvhifh thn Stat now proPOII to tnli i the riihiitmUon of pro i ilinCfxvlii xvlii h have hf pn In hand for wnnr timeNcitiiox Ncitiiox liavi lifiii Mrxfil on thn wiiatti rifrom from nun ti tliiii lint little if mix iittpntloli t tloli wn pnid In them II R it xva thought thnt Icitivo netlin xvoiild nut follow J nnChlof hIM a in Piiitrt tfir linn Kiiinniniipdfif II I fif thirtvlixp niPii innnv of whomif if xxailnti Iniin aiirutlc l ikn hut holiih liih hi nt iiiiitli1 no tuoxp liiwnr I rrtJngth th liiifihns Thp niliKCil Hiuittf r nrup up in aim nml dvlnrc that hues will dpfcndthtir thtir hninc Hi1 irorrty nt ihn point nfcinif cinif A fuinlipr of the xxardoiii urn nutin in ttympnthy with the propopd inovcincntiirdthrv iirdthrv oprnlv up thnt thivwill rPtiRnralvr ralvr than pniuiat In HIKII xxorliIhp Ihp situation is a very 1 cnllir oneiintiw iintiw of th hnildincf it is iail hixf hnlOll tin liird clnmpd by the Stutn for a scorn ofviir viir IOMK inoiinh to Ihl ill iiUIPriijhtM iijhtM othfr an of rifptit tniction 1 lliiii i s niilch inilijiniitlon aId n deal ofi i nil ulioit uttiPi iMiittr higher upIt I It M f TistitirtiilleSPrlthit Stitn HptinI I tnr Ailtl Jots n iniiip at Moon UiUf whichu ii u limit on Main Uind xxlich Ill punhaPrifrom from IV Vilih It t nllcirnd tno thntI I IIfllhy Ii oodrufT lot KIUMP of hU hunt Imi ittu Miiips nn rah audit and whilp thinI i iMX nr may not he true tho quatlpr arenlini nlini v ty tho 111 tier t 04 do not procfvlpar In I par down the e fniii It in folt thiiln n the tite ofii fr loiild Mimtnon ittIhiimg pojoto illiul to tar ilixvn the hinlditiK thor IIIlgt I o hlOTd IfIS IIt Till l011 1fUfnI Snu lij t iinsnii gdie iiliirmUllP ontirtil I nrtli xninp sitlpunlkMis Mis Ella Trnslow dmightrr of tin latoWilliam William Trusloxv who xvu nriiaRpr of thaNew New Vt irk Colored Orphan Asylum andirominiit irominiit in iniiranm tires xxiis iwrioifly oifly injured yptrnliy aftrnoon liyj being inn down by an nntoniobilo MisTnti Tnti low io butt K year o Id and livent nt rl WIt Iiftyfotirth street Slip is ini i HellAviie IhpiltI xvheiv n XVM Riiil Ittittnight night Ihat ilj wouldlatrich r toxerIntncl Intncl fariey of IM West SeventeenthI I ttrwt employed by tin New York Klectrie trio VrlmJi nn rtnnsportatlon Compnny PattY xxnf nimitni an Plootrio hansomcab cab dovli Fifth axxnii1 nl LM oclockHe He attempted to turn taut into TwentyMconil Hun i Irctt In HIP cali war Mr WI Hiiimnpllvrholivoal the dlnrrAtorillarn Carney lot control of the untoniobilojust just ns he mndj the turn It ian up onthe the ddixxalk on the sotiilipjiit corner Thosidewalk sidewalk was crowded with hopperThey They all rnaiuiKefl in a wild Tninhlu topet pet ot nf harm V way except MisTnulowxxho xxho wi nhollt txveilty feet eit of tilTiftii Tiftii aveini cornerI lie tight forward whinl trucU ofishrl xTru Tru low litiookim hr cjoxvn Then herhkiilt hkiilt IxcaniP ctitanKled in the wheel nndsiie siie Ill dragged wveral feet Uforn Carneyajinin ajinin Rot control of the automohileShe She sat ttt ken into a tor until tlm ambulinliince linliince arrived At thn hospital it wasfound found tint s ix rill had hpen fracturedand and her calp cut nnd the vas MitferinRfrom from holt and hnneiarney I arney Will nneted cliar pd with reckIPS IPS Irivin He vat locked up in thoTenderloin Tenderloin Mdtinii Iittir he va liniledi iiiliuaUi irti sut itrniMlieu lieu Jfil of h 11111 10 lie 1I1TrPII ror Arrpntof of lfli Mho Throu DOHII DerrickThe The poliin of the Wi ut Twentieth streetlitinii litinii now lfiexi they are fin the trailil il t itt iivn xv 11 tile t o xvrpcl the exteiihlonto to the Anvric Cnn Tompany huildiiiKxxheii xxheii nonunion hoiicimitlm wpm put toxvnrl xvnrl It came out yesterday that thoxyojldlif xyojldlif xvreckHi left behind them a mnallK 1i w such as is iHid by honieMtniths in wverini ini wire cables and it Is looked on ns avaluahlo valuahlo clue It is Inlleved that the menWlr Wlr scared away by hearing bomo onoiipproich approach and left the saw behind them intheir their hurryA A pt ciall1leetlnl of tho committeo ofIltxIkhingTrade hoHuiUlitiK HuiUlitiK Trade Employers Association TVOHheld held bt evening at which it was docidodto to advprti a reward of SlfiOO for infoiTnaIion lion Uadint to the arrest of tho personsRinlty guilty of the outrageliie liie emplcyers are making effortH to Retnexv nexv IIICM indeppudent of the elforts of Ixissrtrlkc rtrlkc hreaker Jnmei Farley Tlio chiefdltliciiliy dltliciiliy N in ohtnininK foremenTho Tho oilicfiv of the Building Trndes EmI lilnyer Association well of the opinionyelerday yelerday that there will Ito no 1oInmllllk ittik of the liouiwmltli Meantime thnInct Inct icliams that nonunion men have beenMattel Mattel t xvork and thn the mnlpsif if lln HOmltl nnll hInd ztnett Unionxxhitii xxhitii is no lou go r roetgti lieu 1 by the KniployerV ployerV A 4111 ion are xvorkiiK on all thoother other contract t ol t iltoll IIMRIIIsnin snin N mOT IY rHIIItHUrll SSrlkn iiT hoCk LnlioriTx Irails tn Illsonlrr onlrr Triinin IIrr on folifatlr II tll aIm llrsplrlirf In TllIT MixGtouoirtWN GtouoirtWN lImit idt luiain lec J iHir Hir fcli iK1 of thi1 doc laborer here lm ledio io cnrloiit disarm A mob has l eii riot 1 IntT l1I11olillo riros for two tIiysVip ITiJ Vip Soxinior tie Colonel of the localforco I forco and other olficf ri are iMsie ed inpubh t pubh lniihliiifc I tie not net was tendifti Iift ifti r xvhieli Iho local forces rcpiatellyllrid llrid on the mob Many xxere killed orvomidf j vomidf 1 I Tho vhiti1 arc seriously alarm iunbonf bonf Hit iiLI uiily awaitedlojtfis lojtfis Dec 2A dpatch to IhoTtnm Ttnm from St Thomn siys it is reportedthurf j thurf tl five Yfi ini hnxn beon killidn n tho leoiKCtfiwn rli tiiiR The criii rsinpphu inpphu and bamond have gore to ClOcirKetfiXXll tfiXXll I w nftm oillp OP niciirn istlv tlv uiiijul tot ilrilKh iuiana and in oneff ff tin iiivt uhtamiul cities m th rortheast east oonit of Sauth Atnelieatl IC C tl UK A OII l OXS 1 AVlnlcLAATI I lnlcLAATI I HIIOMU Uulnlni Taliku Oruztti Itto tti roljnl iniiuc If It full lu cure h W UltOVhS slfnaturc on cacti box iii Atfr I

oA 1 r i 10J J fi I OLCOTTPARSONS LOVE FEASTi i j iwrs Di mitry sririmr wI I HKirniH t 1irn WNVKWI I Upprnt nhtl for Hie 4ounf ronmilltrrFrom I 11ltrntamltlll Irlll 1811 tllhrlI I llIlhtN hlllIM From Ill thin M alrI I fnr Ilinnri IlinniM Slur Initn TnhlnThe I The Hepiihlican Club KUVO n dinner toHi lie Hepubllcan CoiiRrnfimiM from t Iii 4Slat I I State in HIM club hoiiw ill W eit Fortiethstreet street lu1 niilii All tlm ixvrntytlvofonjjroiwnfii I fonjjroiwnfii worn present except KorimoK K InytiP ilHloat Fisiott Jntne W aohswon worth lames Urcol 1erltinn lolni WJiht Dwight IM Alva S Ahuandor F J Jcf vrHfind find Edward II V reela nil I lit t A BrownIMrcl IMrcl viiijpriftldent uf lits rluli presidedTlio Till dinner altoided ConKroshtiicn Olrnttnml nml lit rsttio ui opportunity to xphlntheir their lit In rivalry over I he cluiinnniiNliipof of Ito Nev York county committee iitujto to compliment eich other upon tIme htnmlthey they had tit ken CotiKrtiHinnn llpntwent went lo hi ltto opponent Immediatelyon on eat cnn g tho room shook hand wit h10111I him nnd eoiifratiihted him Tho dinerchcorod chcorod Mr Olcntt XXIH IntrodnrP aftera a bijpf addri 4 nf wplcriinn hnd hon filvoni i liy iTnniM W HaxuMFor For ihn pallllnll days 111 said O I havofelt j felt like thin htriuiKir in Now York whoinnocently innocently ctiVod a ptosopxPr rf the peTOtho tho locution of ionspvilt HospitalHoohovellllohpiar i Uooclt IllisIlitit l xvas the ttstrejeitidet onihedrejolridpi i rejolridpi Sin I donl Unov IluitJust youjii i jlll walk across tho Ntteot nnd mix it tipwith I with thut crowd of men on tit corner nndyoull youll s1 there ns soon m you wart IThe The speaker conlnuinic I the information formation that he Imd retired from th contest test In tin county coinniltto nlullnd thestatement statement he hnd pnVionslv tfivon to I IKpre pre Inconcliilnn he 111 I every flU lorise rise with him and drill to tir hrath of Mr1artonx Ia rot 4 KixliiK tin uiurano f that not onlyh lii hut 1111 the otlin Mtirier rif lit eonimittpo mittpo wouln tt anti liy t new Ih1irlllanI I Inive said to the M papers said MrParioiis Parioiis in reply that Mr I ilcottn statement t ment was ono of grace and force nnd IhlltI I knew he entered on the niuvnx with thohiglimt hi Int motives nnd the hlphet intentionIf If I am to neeonplMi anythinK I need thelifl lifl of u nch men 1w Olcott I know I willhave have his help 04 he knew he would have myhelp help had he l vn cho inMr Mr Olcott exJuJv Uennpf aivl niyBoll I Boll th tltRe ihepuil t limo it foiiKresHmtiifrom from Sow York colt ttt 3 want to standtiiRthT I 0gm her III ConRnH an well as in tipliepuMiean liepuMiean ruiinty iimmitttp I want tonllticlrt nllticlrt for a niimile In IVnnel A lit t JoVlilIl wlul UKO h wanteil lIIIr a cnntldnto dnto flout th TwentytlrntTit Tlm candldncy is si to ply followitic nuttlm the principles of civil HTVUH reform lisaid said What1 I rerliod ha s the Twentyllitcoino coino ID thatHut Hut KeniiPt ho prORiessittR He IlguIIIfl to its e hR frank a year and a half HKOOlcott Olcott used 1114 Ufot his lay lean Iwas i was the 1ut in this profrexion lint got Ithero thero liniillyMr I Mr 1ar uns alluded to hi trip to Japannnd amid the 1hilippinrH and quoted ConKrewman I man Inynex remnrl that whll tIter theywanted wanted to do s me good I hat he Kiidwn I wn lii Olcott IceliiiR and that wn tinfeeling j feeling of tilt flit Hennet and himself Invoint 1 gel n g to Washington I hey proposed todo do all in their power to further tho huiiennd nnd rninmpr lit I interets of the cront i it v I they rfoireluutrIomigresfliati ulljrmall MUhael K Drill of Syraeuw I euw Kiid in partI iI I I have often heard that the ItepiiMteansi i of Now York city Ixat the world in tnakmci i reolutionn and Riving advice Your AsMmlilymen Mmlilymen Senators and Consrphninen arcnil nil sitiipnipti and all oratm In fact youi i Jtepuhlicjiiih dwII here can do uve rj1 hintexcept except vote We funueix up State havo always ways heved that in acudeniic discussionyou you had no equal In fut so ot ron ghv Ito vuI I hid this impression that I itpected yoursjlons s lon would ilHcounn wisdom on rateregulation regulation the I it tit ma Canal the IhilipIRPM IRPM and other national questions LInd1111I1 1 that alii would have 10 do was sit liy andlisten listen I 1 am very glad to eiidon the positionof I of independence taken hiS both my olleague league Olcott and Panons in t ip conletwliich wliich I am glut I to hear is now over 1dont dont hflievi in IJOHS any more flaw youand and they doow1 1 ow1 want to tell you nlioilt IlirnonIf If 1 hI are anv lepittIk an down IITIli I li i d mt wear swallowtnl coat if ih rei i an any VOl a iry HepililiMins lle ours inSyraciisj Syraciisj wli Teth y are still counting apliiKihlv pliiKihlv already ever lrm I far I ontI I ttmiiRtlien Paisonn with them Hut heresthe the ton just the sameIt It was when we were in Todo hieingreed received by the Mikado We ice ie drawnup up in line in the order of preceilence andParsons Parsons being the youngnt had tie tailend end IlTently he came to an openingtwenty twenty feet wide looking into a hall asbig big as this The Mikado was at the otherend end Pit rsetis walked half way downturned I turned right about face and made a RrnnuBalaam BalaamIhen I Ihen he strode on n figure of dignityand and grace and made a grand koivkting towdoing doing forwaid a gi itt to within six feetof I of the imperial presence ho howed w lowas as to endanger his troupers Ihen thuMikado Mikado walked towanl him gras4dIts himby Its thy ImiKl ns if ipiito willing tithoiiiiils shakehands hands with the next hairman of the countycommittpp committppThi Thi next day wo went to n Hiinon purJnpanes i Jnpanes rccoption where the first orderof of business was to take ofT our shoes 1took I took a shy glance at Parson and saw hehnd had ilk stockings Hut he wasnt anyletter i letter than Ieven if I was reared on therear I rear end of a farm I had been tipped offand and had bought a pair that morningThero hero werent any chairs and prettynoon noon I caw Parsons sitting on n mat withthree three geisha girls fanning him It was apretty pretty gd example to follow hut I wondered I detach if ho would over le elected again ifhis his picture in that position were pent amongi i the votersThe The Filipinos nnplied to lot to give t hlmfrel free trade and an agricultural bank and tllI I help them in setting up n republic Micro wan much Htrcngth in their appeal Wo I couldnt help feeling sympathy for tho i littlo brown fellows Hut at the same timewe I we could not help seeing that they wereunfit I unfit for self government Tho Philippine pine problem a century problem 0110 thatI I is now and will ho for years deserving ofI I careful studyI I KrcLnlted State Senator Warner Millertimak 1 making his first spem h on pulii nflnirsi i for some time said in artThem S Them i no M 01 thing as standing pat I i We may 011 the ten commandments butthorp thorp Is no rtieli iling a Mainlini pat onthe the larifT That leson lois been t alt gi ittilis this fall in l mumuett sOt tsitt II i In this Hilt within the ppt few wedanothur IIntlter anot liar lesson ha beeii taunht We haxebeen been taught that till t Tlp have ma dot i lip their minds to take alTaim In their ownhands I hands hiott Crngie mnan Parvons announced nounced he wn no mnnn man he 11Ildth 1 the way to victfry I trust Mr Paroris wit lie aide to collectthe I the HC Herod vote If Ijie epnlihrnn pai5 in Now York City for when OINXI to loorvoKpubienns Kpubienns vote the Tammany tiekelwe we almost wontlor if any Ittpiih tIlt a tiS arQrl I ledj Congrcssnicn Cooks Dunwell and Waldo nlno spoke I ivtiTsTs iirTin I 1111 Accnsfd of 11111 tloltolilll t ironsri j io TreeSptM SptM Cnir tieitufh tn Tim Mrs iPAnis PA FItS Dec 111 Miaichists Vallino I Iii rvoy Cot tssa nd and oIi hi Tot who iveieplaced I placed on tml III the Ciiminal Court rf theSeine j Seine last Monday on a chargenf cotni thIs Ityin 1 in tho pint tu pfMSitialo Iving Aifcnsoon on hU visit to Paris last Mny woiv aoiiitttd ml iiitttd today Thy erdiet ws griTtdby by liid cheers in tho 01 itt roonih Avlno nlias Korras a Miiinisli anrrt hintwho who is Ixllevod by ho Frorch polico toImvo Imvo actually thrown the bomb WJIB noverarresWd arresWd I I I Bakers RailroadArticles I ArticlesThese I T These articles nowrunning L running in McCluresI I Magazine arc biingi i praised as much for their fairness j ness as for their revelationsThe The Railway World sayaIn In his discussion of the railwayrate rate regulation issue in the currentnumber number of McClurea MagazineMr Mr Ray Sunnarcl Baker has set astandard standard forthe popular dibcussionof of the railway question which it willbe be difficult for his contemporariesto to equal The Railway Worldcongratulates congratulates Mr Baker upon theaccomplishment accomplishment of a difficult taskDecember December McClures Magazine zine with the second instalment ment now sellingAll I All news stands lOc 1 a yearOver I Over 414000 families are readingMcClurcs I McClures MagazineJ1I liD JUT J1I ST NEil YOUKro JIrWJu ro ii cin ruuivrIat I Pat Stiecd Touts Him for Mtlrphji IMaresn sn l Then for mcrnorHMiTrrwn HMiTrrwn Conn DP lPat Shepdrtariin tariin here lo eat Tlituiikcgi slug turkeywith with Charity Commlssioner Hlehard Dillonlie lie Iii JImed on Now York willtlWhen When it comes to n show down there isnothing I nothing that can beat that man VII II artm I Travprs Jprcme Vou can take It fromme I me that bo xvlll ho the next Iemocraticfandidnto fandidnto for lovprnor of New Yorkhen t WIIIn thero is a rlsirt this country hasplenty I plenty of men like lloosevelt and Folk andJerome i Jeromeklf I klf Tammany hnd nominated Jeromethero i thero would have lx en nothing to the election I tion if Hearst had nominated him theywould would not be t ountiiiR tickets in New Yorknow now if he had been on thn tiklt with Ixitmthe the icpublicans would haxe won Murphywanted wanted to mimi I tI late Jen me but lo couldnot not stand for th mil that Jerome gnvnhim him it xvrsnl human natiiteMurphy Murphy wantedMcClellinto bethe wholothine thine as he wanted lo Kroom him for theioveniorshlp ioveniorshlp Hut he knew that if Jerome wu on the ticket ho would run so fnr aheadof of MHlellan that ho would bo the lopiculcandidate candidate for JovernorMurphy Murphy is not its bad as he is paintedHe He was n saloon kut ocr and I never yetdiscovered discovered a saloon keeper who xvus a Daniel ill WhIr H would take a thousandMurphxs Murphxs to niik ono roker There isuoinjt Ito Ii tig to bo u tiforminz of the Hall IIlIdIher ustbeie tbeie are iood men in Tammany I wouldnot not he sMprised if Jerome went in butMllrlibv Mllrlibv Wfint lw there Tno proper man to he at the head of thePolice Police Department is one who has beenbrought brought ut in lie business one who hapounded pounded the pavement and knows the insarid arid outs That is why McAdoo is a failureYou You can say for toe that Mn McAdoo will notbe be at the head of the Ness York Police Department partment ii few days after beginning ofthe the xcarHe He wits In Iongixvs ito was a lawyerand and he was Assistant Secretary of thoNavy Navy but he dont know anything aboutpolic polic business It mnkes tio diflVivncowho who tho Mayor will tx McAdoo will bei i droiiji dI I do not Pct to start another entnbIHimont IHimont in Cairo I stayed thru till thochTries chTries stopjied falliiiK Tho first of theI I Will 1 am off to AlKiers and Morocco Ican can got concession from the fJovprnmentthcie thcie arid as many tourist co tliTe andthv thv are the kind o f poople 1 do businesswith with there will lie pl nty to do I am notafraid afraid of th fate of Ian Ierdicaris perhupH hupH I shall join tIme brigands myselfAlgiers Algiers and Mcrocco are easy of access andthuro thuro are some ideal resorts thereinntrnr inntrnr 1 Ii11 FOK IItliEUlIalrlllan i Cbalntian of foniiutttcc fliRt CondemnedHooKpr HooKpr Annntincrs Illi CanitldactllCA ytlicA tllCA Dec 1 Ass f mblynian Robert JKisb Fish of Madison county today fonnallyannounced announced his candidacy for Speaker ofthe the Assembly nnd also mailed letters to alli i his Itepublican colleagues sollcitinK theirsupport support In the present contest for IhoSpluktrship 1 Spenkership his name has not been meni i tioned with any prominence in the list ofpossibilities possibilities At the last election Mri i Fish was reelected to the Assembly for nneighth I eighth term He first entered Assemblyin in 1S07 and has served pineo except inIIKIJ IIKIJ and 1903 when he suns kept out bya a factional division UIIUIIIK tho Madisoncounty county Hepublicans At lie last sessionof of the Legislature lie xvas chairman ofthe the Assembly Judiciary Committee whichI I conducted the investigation of thn charges I against Justice Hooker atidttiertie rccomI I mended that ho be removed from the Suj j preme Court bench Mr Fish voted toI I remove HookerParty I I Party Orgin Turns on llllauerAMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM X Y Dec IThe EveningRecorder Recorder the leading Itepublican paper ofthis this Congress district hitherto a nupporterof I of Congressman Iittau comes out in aI I double oolumn editorial today declaringj j that Lit tauerhoH not tho sand to carry hisowim own Federal appointment plans againstJioss Jioss Juko Hnell of Montgompry county Itl l is understood that Mttaunr promised to appoint t point thi senior publisher of the RecorderI I postmaster of this cilyviir I viir IIXKS iiiisT srrnullan lan InmpH Into tbp HMX 1rnm thr CityIcrr I Icrr boat MnntinltnnThe I The first siiicido from lie of I ftc municipal I pal ferryboats to Stateu Island occurredj I j last night shortly before 7 ockxk whent I I the Manhattan was on bur way to this citynnd I month had just patted Itobbins Href TheIxut I Ixut left St fieorge at 04S P M Amongtho tho asM nKont was II man about 3 feet 0incln incln tail with small nulo iv lit Imors andxvearitiB t xvearitiB u derby hat who lemamml on theafter I after dell on the mens cabin side of theboat boat Ho attracted no nttontion until hnwas I I was seen climbing tho rail by tho pjrlcrJludolph i Jludolph Fisher jAs As the man sprang ocr the rail ho xvaxe l Ihis his hand in gUild tiv and nodded his headAt 1 At that tnio he 111 II rin lied arourd Ihill hill wnl1 lInti evidently I lie tO suit it a xveiglilof of sniTitt kind ntlcched lo it for hn Ninlat at once Fisier miuii an nntrrj nnd lan i to the spenkmi tulxt to tin pin I IIOIMxvhcn iwhfn I xvhcn he nolllld Capl II 1 Dfiyso hat in n man had iuni ed oxerboiird Tltnlain citain lain at once itop lw Hl hiss boii nrui ltnllIhirt i crmirg for half an boir around tlm ipot ixvlee xvlee tho man iiisripjenmi A Hifiboatxvitl I will u tow altJJ jot cil in the NMVIapt apt Denyrt thinks tlio man svontstraight I straight ti tho boitrn If he had fhoattIfor for n true il carlam and crew who stoid I iiifi tu loxxer u lifebon xvoiild have seen i him in the track of tho moonlight 01 thoale ale iIhu Ihu n ran wis about 41 you ru old Fithcrlliifli lliifli The ian icpnrinfj the CTU tot i the p lice on his arnviil at the Ilattcryk I k iiitNruii Tim FOIl PILESli li I e llllnil lilffilnc or Imat routing iiiri I Vou oniBClsl ull itfund money 1AZO OlNT MKNT tallb to cult you la 0 tu It days SOc Xdf i IN fA von OF TAILORS UNIONCOVKT COVKT OF MlIMS tlKCIXIttX Ir1 YSi iil JIIj o ii i X f 4 siThr Thr Majority Hold That Kmplnjrr tinEnter I Enter Into an Aurcrrnriii to rmploI I mien Men Only The Mlnorlt Sujn I It frratci nn nilaxiful roinliliinllutiALJIAVV III ALJIAVV Dec I Uter trtiBtlln c wIt hithin II thin problem for Bomn xvcnts the Viiirt ofAppeal Appeal by a bare majority vote in tlmnine I nine of Jacobs VH Cohen decided that annmployer nmployer can nnlcr Into u voluntary aweinent I bent to employ union men exclusively Thn majority opinion of tile Court sent toriby by Judge Cray is concurred in by ChiefItldKoCiillrn J ItldKoCiillrn and Judge Hulglit and Vfmer I Judgo Vann HMo a dlscnntint opinionconcurred concurred In by Judfio llartlett JudxoOHrien OHrien the sovonth member of tho courtwart wart Ill and alwent xvhen tho ca o xvas decidedThl Thl decision Is of Immense importanceto to both employers and unions and III hlndissenting dissenting opinion Judge Vann points outthnt thnt I lie Court of Appeals In upholding thecontract contract between the Cohens New Yorkcity city tailors and the Tailors lnlon reversesitself Itself Tim employers pave u SIJO note tohind hind tho agreement with tIm union JudnoJray Gray in his majority opinion saysWhatever Whatever olv max he cold of n thi i TheCa ca p of An Bitreement vohmtnrilx tnTle hvnn nn etiiilofr with his wllrklllllI which boundthe the latter lo ulvo their skilled services forn n certain period of time iiion nrinm 1011dltlnns ci It lana rrguliitlnir Itie performance nf thwork work to be done ant rlriIIII tint plm ofworkmen workmen who should he enunued upon itto to lIch persons an nero In nmlintion with nnasoclHtlnn asoclHtlnn orrntilrpd by ih eniployorsworknipti I worknipti with rofcrprnO to the cnrryinx onof of the vrr xrorkIt I It xroiilrl Hem no tliotiith nn employerphiiild I phiiild im iiniiieftioiiHlilv frco tn enter Inliirh I iirh B contract in ith IIIH xxorkmeii for Ihorondllct rondllct of the lUIHlllihA wltlinllt iU liPllIUdeenled deenled obnoxious upon any eround of piihliuriolluy riolluy If It mlirlif nperato to pipvcnt ponm I Persons from lielni i tnplnxvfl by the linni i or pOKNlhlv from rpinalimikr In Hie OrnlhBI I employment that Is Inn mi Incidental feitureIts j Its ret rId ton xxere nm nf nn nppiesxlxnnature I nature operntlni aenerallv In the IIIUIIlilto ito to prevent such crnftsincii fruu iliajnlnicenmpInnupnt Iemployment I employment nnd from eariutitu their 11111101I I I Jl was bill A tin sa I 0 aitncinent heixveennn Itill nn employer and hIM tnplnreeH cniiferiiiiii J Ihn conduct of till 1 IU si tugs for It year andHciirlnK HciirlnK to the latter ni alisoluto richt 101III11t Ilimit limit tlie class of ilirir fellmv xvfirlimen tothose those persons xx hn slinnld IIP in nOilililili1lI lnlth I with nn orinnl7nioii eiitpred into imh ilndeRisn deRisn of ir t pet I Ti g their Interit1 In cnrrvIHK I IHK on the work MI InilpiMl tin niiiiiiiiiirrecite I reciteNor I Nor tInes the nnsner nvfr that It xvji intendifl tendifl thereby tn Injure nthtr xinrkinen nrthfli thfli it iiu mnile xiilh n iniiliclnnx innilvp incmrcp cmrcp any to their Inlnry throiiuh ilnirthrentenod IthreatenemI threntenod dcprlviifiiin of nil opportunity IIf11IlrlIlns pursiilne their hISS tel xoiiii in In COITCOx x 0 mk tile a to IWMOIIIW irciiibrs nf ihe Pinplojppp I110Jr plojppp orinni7fllioti t Ii root cli such a coniraet meet IK not tIm atluemii ion It siitmieiltjiuc xxhichHIP Ih HIP lie a Ill nltrllr reuaid nit contrnvcninc I vcninc public policy Tin nlliaiiiin thai itspiiriii piiriii es are In reinilni of trade or Mint they Imniper nnil retrlet Ihe freedom of ucitizen citizen or thm they nre ncaliet puhlii pn Ilev Icy Is the mrre stat muiotii nf II 11Ii11 i nin hi islon slon I I The inviolability of the riqhl of pcr nni tofreednin freednin of action may xxell extend to any concert I cert of action Inr ItKlllinnle ends if 1011i i siitent xvltli the inalnienniiie of law and lrrlrI j in the cnminiimty nml II not iiiirfcnni uulilth I ili entoy uteri t antI the pxerci11 by others ofIhlr 1 thlr coiiitltuiionsl tights I11il richt toI I combine and to eoopeniii fir I lie proinolionofsuch such ends as the Increase of xxuhoi I lie curtnllment tnllment of hours of Inlmr tin rcKihiiioii oft I their relations with their etnploxer or forthe the redress of a grie I1I11P Is iii ilfiiiljle Theircombination combination Inwful iv lieu It dors nv extendno no fur n to Inflict Injury upon others orOlpre Inoppress oppress arid vrmu4lt them by CM hiding themfrom from all employment i n HS Lnliii ihrniiilitoinitiK toinitiK the labor nr aiiiratimi or tradesunion union This 1 hnv decided nile this thelaw law of 11iIIlI 41 net outrhiIs This conrvl xus xnliintiirdy enteiedInto Into by the iihciia nnd II il rVidcil for lnperformance performance of th lImits 111 bv ihiwoonly only xxho xxere nccrcdited member in trmiflstmidlnc stmidlnc nf an riMMlmi nl u ilat ofI i vorkliikintti whom they employed won theyI Ii i not fre to do 911 If they teunrdid IIhlIlt1cIRI atbeneficial beneficial for Iliem tn till SII mild such isrecital t I recital nf the cnntiMcti di e it lie In IIlLlrUlntUh j I mouths now to uri it it dlcitlitxI I Thnl hicidputnlly ii tniirht tesiilt in thnilicharte t I ilicharte of sump nf ihn cinplnvid lIlt I 1 fnlluri to cnnie unto nllllitition with theirfellow I fellow xvorkincnt nrkiiiiiatimi nr Hut itttuiultt Itiiitfhl tiiitfhl prevent mlier I toni beum enisiuiKl i i upon the work ii neither sniniiliiiii ol xvliich l I tint employers inriv complain nor niiiitlunil i l with xililch public ptillev i concernedI I I Judgo Vann in his discntitif opitilonsays Ij i saysilio i j Tlm inaldfesl iiurpnse of I hi inniracl llIwtu I to prevent competition mind CUMIM II miuinpnlyof of labor A coinlijiiaiinii of cnpilal nr tilitmror ii I i or as In thIs ciif of bolh lo prevent the free Ii i puruit of any lawful biislni s trade nr m Ittipntinn I ttipntinn is forliiddn lioih by sininie nndI the common hn A lalmr tnini In tcsiramt iI I or fr labor i opposed iiiMiund piiblhpniic II I the Fume ns u trtint of cnpiinl in rcsiraini nffree free ro 1l1ollull and any iiuieeineiii liy iulii i either ohJiPt is KoiiKlu Hi be ncfniiipll hid II 1 IK illecul and void 1 he contract in qinHilnawuia alI tuiiihlnnilon the interest of miuiopijly IIII I to primni the employment as mm cit as mcompel compel diwliante of competent men II hoI I XTcre xvlllini to iMirU lls primary uhJ ctali xxis create IL monopoly to betiellt IhlIIellllrr hers of n elnulc labor union by coinpcllitiKtho the dUohnrgi of good men who wlwh1 toxork work but worn loo Independent to join Ohio i union under compulsion mi f If they xi em memI I bers already by compellltiR them to rrmalllI j I uch agnlnst their will While there mayhavt havt been other purposes they xvro imidentnl Idrlllni dentnl lo this innln purpose xiluch runsthrouith I throuith the contract from the tstlpulatiou tn Ihn hint I The agreement created an unlawful combination nation or truol because It monopolpd IhemnrKet I mnrKet by exiludini from eniployment nilwho who did not belong to this one union andcompelled I compelled thrt fllschnne of all in euiployincnlwho who would not join UWould Would n court of equity enforce such anagreement agreement by A decree for siievllle performanie anti Vtuiild it commanil iiiI Itlo1 todl dl ohuri xxorkiiien simply because theyrofii rofii ed to join the union Would it rest mmmiiihihimi him from employing competent men l ectiiuthey they wore not members of Ihe union WouldIt It restrain him or hit employees from talimapprentices apprentices onlil II compel Imth nialerand and man In obey the regulations of tho unionwhether whether rensnnible or iinrens inuhlpTho Tho promlssoi nnt mied upon is i ollnllrllIINlIrit Iannutrity security for tho laillilul piTlnrnKuV e of IIM ih neiepmeiit by Ihr einnloyer and a violationof of nny stipulation thereof i rliai to itwtrrmll terms renders the note colle hide Will Imoult a foiiit of law miilp i be emplmer piv tle noto lpeniliu ho lefnsuf In di hill BII a i lilt petent flu who would not niih die unionor or who rest truomh Irene ihe union or rHHdto to obey Its liiloKimd Hllbmit In HH oliotal illWill Will it permit u recoict thermit IITMIO nonunion men were employed or appienticeHtaken taken or lor n Inihirc In loioply wuli anyon Iinn on nf llill ninny KlrbiKent nipiiiniiois Itlilak tlilak thnt iniilirr a imrt of eiiuiiy IIIIr IIInllll jCOIlll COIlll of 11W hillld altenipl lo rnlnpe tle oKre ini iil dlrecllv or iinlneclly b uue itultrl I i utterly void as n Uiigrnnt inbnimi it imhlirpulley pulleytComtirls IICltllllr II tComtirls lllncM It ills onforeneficfli If icfli riil liesputcti a Tilt SPEKIN PEKIN I c I Huron Komiira tbJnpantsn IJnptllll Jnpantsn envoy enterliim ii th Chine irrincfs rrincfs at liflin today him is siiflurinfrom from ncnciis rrostraiion KIM therefore tinnext next pension of thy conference over Manchurlan rum row affaim has been jKwtiioned till tomorrow j t ApollinansI I TfJ QUEEN OF TABLE WATERSBottled Bottled only at the Apollinaris Spring NcuenahrGermany Germany and Only with its Own Natural GasIBEVARE BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTIONSI I II I lARROWClnppco I Clnppco HhroaUlunrtrrstlrc lunrtrrstlrc with tloloopI I SCENTS EACH 2 FOR A QDARTEBCLUETT I L CLUETT LLUTt PEABODYACOLLUTt MMu miibniiHWALKING Ikiiiii i WALKING DELEGATES NABBEDfont I I OC lIrrr ii rwon an FTKHSioc ioc iunIMtli 1I I I ClIRr1I IMtli MlncluiialllnK a Man nnUMnse UMnse JlulKlliiB a Strike had IlrcnhlfTn i allrcfllII1ollk 4251 ln larl ed IMIlNsiciitlis I FuUahl i1l1n Ihl Shvui hit irabUnl Himj j Four nlleged labor grafters were lockedup up in the Mulberry st toot elation last nlRhtcharged i charged with blackmallinf Moses Jacobsonj a builder of 07 West llLth street out of 250The The prioners ar John Kingston n IIOSAi mason living ill The HronIuke A Bin rho nI bricklayer of 331J Third avenue James JOalvln Cialvin abrirklnyorof 577 FnglnavenuonmlJames James I oy Ie a laborer of 1917 Third avenueHurke Hurke and ialvln It is said urn tho 111SnI nes agents rf the IlricklayerH1 Inlon andDoyle Doyle Is said to bo the walking delegate ofthe the Ilodcarrier talon Detoctivcs Murray ray and Hamilton of ostinans staff arrested rested tin four men in u saloon at Third iaxvniie axvniie and rjflth streetAccording According to Jacobson the complainanthis his wife built nnorul flat houocs in Harlemtwo two years IIRO and Kingston xns hiixd tolo lo Iho musori work Kingston assertedthat that JKn xn due him when the settlement jcame came xxhilo Mrs Jacobson declares hnxvn sun nt I laid in full lx ciuso Ihe mason xxorkwas was not dono pro erly Hecently Joseph Jacobson 1 Ron of Mrand and MrJ Jacobson started to build threoHat Hat housPrt in llStht street west of Fifthnxcnue nxcnue One week ao he says Kingstoncame came to him and demanded that he pay himthe the 3O that VHH due on tho job that Kingston ston bad done for the young mans motherVoutiK Toting Jacobson saxs that Kingston intimated mated that unless that jill wits aid therowould would Is a strike on the buildings Jacobsonxxas wait erecting Kingston joung Jacobeoncnys says let it lx known that he was friendlyxvith suit ii the bricklayers anil hodcarriors walking ing delegates and that it would not i odillicult dillicult for him to cnuu a strikei i Tho pair had several conversationsabout about time money nth It is alleged that onej j of these talks topk place in the hearing ofR R Diehl u boss mason of its East 1431I I street xvho is doing t toe mason xxork onj j young JnrobsonK houesThe The last talk occurred the latter art ofj j last xvppk and young Jacobon sivs nndi i ho Is liaeked up by his father that Kingtoril 1 XXIK instrumental in causing the men emplcytnl plcytnl mi the nosy litnlding to KJ on trikoI I last Saturday Homo of the xxorkmenxxere 1 I xxere iHTsimded to return to xvork on Monday clay but many of thorn stiycd awayTho I rio two Jacobon Vent to AssistantDistrict District Attorney torrigan with their storynnd iI nil he told them to Rot in touch xvith Kingst i Ion and oiler I o pay the money he ihmtnnndeehtfl i An appointment wa made with Kingston atthe the Third axcnue saloon last nilgluthionm 1 hen thin Jaiols is ncaitd tIeteTot Detectives Hunlitn in tl Murray wcie lounmng jim thenalK n to sec vxhat happened Not tIv lUll Kirigitru krrphixnpp intmentI but he had tho Mhor three men xvith him Tbeio wins otisb hero lilt talk about the pay inent of money and the Jacobsons rind io settle for a smaller amount maui that deinandod inandodKingston Kingston conuled the o I lien three timenuntoh and t he detect It i su mill wnvof the opinionthat that KiiiKstn flight to hold out cm thefull full amount hi was then that Mr senJacobs Jacobs MI produce J2rU in marked billsThis This nnney wis handed oxer to Kingstonand and be I iockelt d itHefoie Hefoie he and bis three companions could leave the sill on the detetives grabbed Kings He put up a fight and declared ho xvoiild not ho arrested but it lid not takethe the sleuths king to convince him that liowas was mistaken They not onlv arrested him but they took his three companionsJohn John Xlltcbrll has Stnmapli TroubleINDIAVAPOUS INDIAVAPOUS Intl Dec 1PrmitImientJohn iJohn John Mitchell of tIme Inited Mine Workershas has been stricken with stomach troubleand and is now at his homo in Illinois Mr Mitchell is said ti bo in a highly nervousstate state owing to his recent work in Pennsylvania vania and the mental strain tinder which ho has been laboring DIAMONDS ATOilSt JAASCiii OilSt Imiti h u l r co th entire eunttjnesor of Hmi of tin irirs t xm er Into Butters 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q i W wTHE Wi rrHEC U Y1l THE SUtf SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 1905 POOL IN COURT COLLISIONs OUlHIll CLUHK nnontou IIIinIl1WrImlI ntou HIM TO HKT tnTCliiirdi Cliiirdi nrrw Complaint forlUntril IlrJlfrtaJl taJl trAtf lUntril I Minnnrd toirrciicrtllot I 1 Ir Pffiitr lot Word slid 1rlviincr tIer h Held for llurRliry at I anttolico tolico Magistrato Pool and Thomas AClnircli Clnircli an assistant clerk in tho Yorkvlllopolico polico court had a disagreement In courtyivtenlay yivtenlay morning over tho classlflpatlonnf nf I criino and thu Muglstrato orderedChurch I Church out of court to stay as lung as thoMigistrato Migistrato Is tItt lug them Ho will boIn II i hit court until Tuesday next John Schmidt was charged with burglaryl l y iustav A Heckmnn of 117 Fourth avenueSchmidt Schmidt used to work for ilockman Howas was discovered in tho cellar of Bockmanslintel lintel early yesterday morning by OoorgeKnurr lilorl an employee of Bookman Therouiis was I st niggle and Schmidt fled down Ihl street Ho was anested by PolicemanJiimel Jiimel Magowon of tho Fifth street IIltloIW luniie Tho lock to ItO mla door had l eenpried pried 011 About forty bottles of chamHIKIIC HIKIIC wero taken from the placo recentlyniil lo In I biuskct wero found io von Irattlesf d whikey Schmidt was supposed to havobrought brought tho basket inChurch lurch drow up tho usual burglary complaint plaint Magistrato Pool heard tho casefnr fr a few moments and then instructedMr Mr Kennelly tho chief clerk to have theman 11 who drew up tho complaint change Itt tc Olt of unlawful entry Thin meantc c hanging tho charge from one of felonyto to onl of misdemeanorChurch Church demurred and said tho case wasrot rot nno of unlawful entry but of burglaryMiisitrato Miisitrato Pool became much excited andi i tdeiid tlio clerk again to make the changehurch I hurch refused Church called tho 101 I lamant Heckman und they went over thoi i ic Cliurcli insUted that the complaintv v 1 drawn conectly all tim Magistrateiiiited iiiited with raised voice that it was notI F 11 thl Magistrate MildLeave Leave this court I do out of the roomlDo Do nut come hack while I nm sitting lierehurch hurch aidI I am employed by the city of New lorlcn nt liy you sir The taxpayers pay meal Iam am worming for them not for youSet Set out of the court alt tho MagistrateIn In an oxcited mannerChurch Church went and from across the streettelephoned telephoned to Magistrate Webb presidentnf nf the Hoard of Magistrates that MagistratePi 111 had put hil out of court Magistrateahlo Wahll told Church he would 111 him whatdo t 1 do later l a gist ratn Pool cii moo downtown town during thl loon recess to see Magistrate I mtl nhll Ho said Church was guiltycif cif insubordination The Magistrate hewild wild is responsible for III complaintsdrawn drawn up and not tho clerk ant that it isc utiimary to order changes made Magistrate trate Wahll later in tho day said that theBoard Board of Magistrates would stand by Mugis trate Pool iu tho case and that Church apparentlv parentlv was guilty of insubordination Hewas was nskpd if tho proper procedure wouldnut lot be for Magistrate Pool to prefer chargesagainst against Church and have him suspendedMagistrate Magistrate Wahlo said no charges worepreferred preferred so far but that ho thought I Magistrate should have tho right to ejectany any clerk who would not obey his ordersChurch Church insisted last night that MagistratoPool Pool hud no right to order the complaintchanged and declared that it changed Ind delarod practicallywas was compounding I felony He said hehad had become tired of Magistrate Poolsmethods methods and ho intimated that the Magistrato trato often discharged prisoners becauseof of a dislike for the clerk who drew up thocomplaints complaints Church and Magistrate Poolhavo havo not been on good terms for sometime timeSchmidt Schmidt was finally held on the burglarycharge charge I fact which Church regards A I justification of his stand and a confessionthat that ho was right Magistrate Pool declined dined to make any formal statement abouttho tho matter hut he saidThe The man was insubordinate He saidthat that he thought he had letter leave thecourt court and I said I thought so also but Ihave have nothing whatever to flY furtherChurch Church It is wild has had trouble withmother mother Magistrate on similar groundsH lEo is protected in his office from summaryremoval removal by the civil service laws He isnot lot suspended by any one except Magistrate trato Pool Ho said lost night that heHipnoseti Hipnoseti he would stay away from hiswork work until tho Magistrate left the curtrail Magistrate Wahlo had informed him heMid Mid that he must obey the orders of theCourt t ourt Church said ho was willing to olwythe the reasonable orders of tho Court butthat that in I ease like changing a charge fromn I felony to a misdemeanor when it was plaini I i hat it was I felony case and could lw noother other he would have to refuse to obeySchmidt Schmidt ho declared grappled in tho collarwith Iwilh with I new employee thl cellar lock wasbroken IlrnlPI broken and poods were packed to l e takenn away That Church contended left him nociiuive ciiuive UIJTI but to refiuo to draw up themidemeanor midemeanor complaintchurch church has been a police court clerk forten ten yea pi He was admitted to the bar Inlsol lsol For three years lie was a clerk inthn thn ofliee of tho late Robert 0 IngersollHe He KIVS that when there was an examinatirm Ilinl tirm tot chief INk of the Wet Side polo ourt hetciiiil tlrst on the merit list Thatwat wat in the days when there was on examination I mill for iiiht and another for fitnessChnrih Chnrih derhros that ho did not get thoi i hief clerK liip jot because he was net backon on tli flinrts examinationKarly Karly yrMerday morning Magistrate Pool and a lawyer named Nathanwiuci Levy I who racUos in the Yorkville court hadn n otto Levy wanted to represent I mannamed I named Ieri ert dma rlpd with grand larceny Ivy nked the Mueitratn if ho was noing I to luvoa fair deal HP said that the clientsfor for whom IIM pr eared had been held roiieatedly I iieatedly when ho thought they should hl1 liipii dichnrged Magistrate Pool dniec1I i t hat he had had any peisonal feeling against Jjovv but slid that ho had been lnforunalo in hi cases Ivy still insisted that ho I had been treated unjustly and withdrewfrnin frnin the case which went over until Moniluty I day Maqistnito Pool reminded Levy fromthe the bench that ho had once befriendednun 1111lnr Jovy it was said did not relishthe the loiuindern 1 n V noLitrcK LOCKED riM M I llesiilt of n Storj Toll l y IVnnian WhoDied Died In HospitalIi Ii fieniRe N Dolbcck of 111 East TwentyrKlitli rKlitli tieet was arrested and locked upI IN I IJIM Thirtjflfth street station lastiKhi iKhi charRed with homicide CoronerS S hi caiiHd tho arrestI n i iiui wits called to St LukesII 1 yrstcidny afternoon to take nniMrtiMii iMrtiMii Htntement from Mrs CarrioI 1 f 7 pht 110th street She toldI 1 n i inner that Dr Dnlbeck performedi I III mil ipnrntion on her on November 11 i iiilitmti became no Horlpus thatidletl ihr idletl in her family physician Hor I r i i Sf Lukes Hospitaleelp 1 eelp Norton of tho EaRl Tliirtyflfthiin I I iin arrested Dr Doll eck at hlHII I II I IIM jKilicn called up the hospitalp 11 a to ask if Mrs Clark was in ani i 01 in identify Doll eck They wor Ir r I i hit Mr Clark died at OMO P1 IIS I tUX I v itovn CASEal 11 btII URI Sajn She Appropriatedsimo s Utl urll llelniiclnc to HimI I leu Anderson of 21fl West Fiftynftht nt Wll drrehted and locked up in lie 1 1 dirty eventh street f tntlonlioiiRO lastI dl q hinged vith having appropriatednlued 1 nlued at tVno Iho property oft Atiiii Kliimatui 11 rent estate dealeriiu iiu ill II Wit Fiftyeighth street Theiiiin iiiin narietp I by Iolclmnl llcniard I a h i i ddld to dn dPtictivo duty 1 u i II rift Attorney office Flood i H w iirriiit r1 nrr that had been sworni i rninh iioliin ourtiile J iile Pool 1011 ni iai for thoand 1 and she was tvlci a I a short timeier r I 111r airpst THE WHITING COThe The Whiting Show Rooms offer inSTERLING STERLING SILVERhe g he greatest possible variety of designsthe t the widest range of prices consistentwith with Whiting standards and an assurance ance of the highest quality in everypiece 3 piece g Visitors and purchasers areequaly I 1 g equally welcome to inspect these beautiul tiul goodsBROAWAY BROADWAY 19TIST I 1 I IIVK TOlUS HWF IOIIVOne 1I I One of tho prima donnas nt tho MetroI IIWan this winter his 1 valet Instead ofthe the customary maid Ho Is a Germanblond blond curly haired and a linguist Heaccomplishes accomplishes much moro than 1 womancould could according to his employer and shoexpresses expresses great satisfaction with the experiment periment Of course a maid comes 10ler her for a few hours every day to performservices services suited only to I womans deftlingers lingers hit for all other duties the valetnorves serves bolterThe The late Robert HargoiM was not bornIn In this city but In ItlehmomlfVa where thesenior senior Hargous lived on his arrival fromMexico Mexico before ho came to settle permanently nently in Now York The two oldest chi dren of the family were born Mexico andtho tho three youngest in Itlchtnond Theronever never wan such I host OB Mr Hargous Hogave gave his last entertainment in this citythree three years ago in honor of an Americanwoman woman married to an Englishman whowas was then on 1 visit here Her souvenirwhich which the host presented at supper was udiamond diamond ring bought that afternoon forJSOOO JSOOOThe I The India rubber plant has received asetback setback from which It will probably neverrecover recover Only its comparative inexpensiveness slveness will now save it Its cousin thofiddle fiddle plant has made Its appearance Inn a few shop windows on Fifth avenue Itslargo largo fiddle shaped leaf Is curly and crinkley ley where tho rubber plant is stiff and unbending bending All that tho rubber plant lacksin in gracefulness the tlddlo plant possessesH It is moreover just as hardy an Its predecessor sor and requires the sammie simple careHut Hut here comes another differenceItcosts costs live times as much as 1 rubber plantIt It Is a dull week that does not bringforth forth some new restaurant fraud that ispractised practised on suffering victims It usuallyhappens happens that they pay high prices evento to be let In for this little imposition Twothirds thirds of the sweetbreads sold now inNew New York restaurants whether they bed d la na1c re or in simpler form arecalves I calves brains This ingredient costs ofcourse course less than onethird what the billof of far promises But chefs rely on theirskill skill to make the bruins taste like whatthey I they are presumed to boAnother Another old Broadway institution hasglen given up art and gone into trade Thisbakery bakery which for nearly a third of a centuryentertained entertained the local celebrities in ar andthose those that came from abroad I now whollygiven given up to commerce Men sitting aboutits its historic tables discuss prices of artificialflowers flowers furs and feathers or entertainvimting visiting buyers Women shoppers fromthe the neighboring towns lepresent I somewhat what remoter business feature of the restaurant taurant The old time art atmosphere issuggested suggested by nobody moro con plcuOII than a few of the old time waiters whodeplore deplore tho days of departed bohemianisrnof I of the high class that used to prevail therej j I was a beautiful night outside with justj j I ribbon of light clouds across the starlitsky sky and the hosts call for umbrellas wasgreeted greeted with derision Thats all rightyou you lay laugh now he spoke with quietcertainty certainty but youll l e mighty glad tohave I have em before we get homo j The play over tho theatre party foundcold Icolr cold sidewalks anr a steady drizzle of ooldrain rain IIll Ill tell you my secret said the 1 triumphant weather prophet There is a II I barometer in everybodys cup When I Idropped I dropped the sugar into my coffee afterdinner II dinner the tiny bubbles from it collectedaround I I around tho edges of the cup and I knewby by that that the barcrnetpr was fallingand I I and a storm was due When the hlrometer irises rises for clear weather it indicates an in Icrease crease in atmospheric pressure which issufficient sufficient to slightly depress the surlacoof 1 i of the liquid In 1 cup und had such beenthe i the condition tonight the bubbles in mycofleo coffee would have gravitated toward thoI jcentre centre of the cup instead of sliding off thoconvexity Iconexlty I convexity to tho sides j He was picking out n hole protector ina I a Broadway gun store Tho clerk had laidout out a shining array of nickel plated pearlhandled handled hardware and new fongled pocketmachine machine guns Just then n smiling Chinaman man came softly up to tho counter andflllently flllently laid down J1375 Time salesmanpromptly promptly handed out I cannonlike 45black black and businewlike as Ions as his forearm arm Tho Chinaman balanced the gunwith with expert fingers cocked and levelled itonce once or twice and departed with It stowedawnr away under his blouseVlwavs Always know what to show a Chink ora a Westerner said tho clerk They stickto to Weltoner frontier siugln aCtion knockamandown mandown hooting iron The cops nevercatch catch 1 Chinaman wearing a toy gun Thecustomer customer laid down a pretty 32 ho hadbeen been too handling he said Guess Ill take a real guntoo The ll atlirrTlir Time hflilit ot Tie the cote wave reachftt the Alan Ilie tic States Thur ilM night and b yritcrtlaj mornIne 1Int Ine the ttmperaturrs were from 10 to M dtereMtielow below freezlne with brlik north and northnpstwlnrtj winds blowing O Iho south Atlantic coast thnwind wind were high as tlity were also In the upperIitev IIke Iitev The mcrcurj reached the freezing pointor or lower a 5 far soitli as central GeorrU and Alabama bama the snitlitrn nnd western borders of thecountry country escaping frcezlne temperaturesIt 1 was becomlne rapidly warmer In the wakn ofthe the high area and temperatures were almost universally versally hleher from the Allrehany Mountains tothe the Pacific Coast and In the fjulf KtatrsThere There was no storm area of any magnitude andnow now fell only In the eitremo NorthwestIn In this city the day was fair colder In the momlaranc anil crowing gradually warmer wind brisk northwest west to north average humidity 45 per rent barometer eter corrected to read to sea level at 8 A M 3080S S 1 MTbe 3083The The tempf rature yesterday as reported by theofficial official thermometer ha nhown In the annexed lab IeIW J801 1904 W 1DMA 19t A II M WBP M I 35iM iM M S t DP M 81 DtS 3 tM 33 34M2MId S 3dI lowest tempersturo 19 at 2 A MWAHniXaTOXrOKSCABTfOnTODirANDTOlIOFROW W AlnSOTON 10iECABT ron TOD AND TO1OIIOW1or For eastern V II York NeIL Jersei taatrn 1ennjllrinlo and Delaware iticrtailno cloudlnu andirartntr jllrinlo lt Uart Irraloo coudfo irartntr loaav rain or mow 1i the atttrnuon orill ill night nearing and raider tomorrow fresh aouihrait cast la south trn Jt breaming norlliircst1or 1or the District of Columbia Incrcaslnc cloudiness I ness and warmer today followed by rain or enowlearlng jclearlnu clearlnu and colde tomorrow fresh southeastto Ito to south wind bccomlnc northwestTor For Maryland rain or snow and warmer todayclearlfiE clearlfiE and colder tomorrow fresh southeast totoulh toulh wInd liecomlnt northwrstInr Inr western New VorU snow ard warmer today day snow and rnlder tomorrow fresh to brisksouth south wind shifting to northwestTor Tor New rnrland Increasing cloudlne audwarmer warmer today rain or nol tomorrow fresJi tobrisk brisk loutheast to south winds THE AMERICAN JULES VERNELETTKK LETTER OJ fiKltSOfJi 1MCKOO1 15001 11 G OCT OV THE 1ASTIll Ill Lawyer Promises a Statement of IIUItclattons Itclattons AMtb Mrs Toilil and Herliltato 1ttoTIe That Outdid MimclmuscnTrumps Trumps Ilulercround JounifjIngereoll Ingereoll Ixxkwood the lawyer who hasshown shown in letters nnd legal documents closopersonal personal and professional relations withthe the late targarota Todd refused yesterdayto to explain tho circumstances under whichho ho drew up tho dod of trust of extraordinary nary verbiage which was summarized inTUB TUB SUN on Thursday HU lawyer MarkAlter Alter said that it was under his instructionsthat I that Mr Lockwood was keeping silentregarding this of thocase regarding and all other features case A full statement Mr Alter saidwould would be forthcoming in a few claysMr Mr Lookwoods reserve it was pointedout out by a publishing house of this city yesterday terday was of recent dale Formerly howas was anxious to have his works known to allthe I the world Between ten and fifteen yearsago ago he sought to have himself shown as thoJules Jules Verne of America or Tho AuthorCirentor I Greater than Munchausen He had thonJust Just written four books for children whichwere were published by Lee k Hheparl Here Isu 1 letter he wrote January 24 iSB2Kmboldened Emboldened by tho fact that the LiteraryWorld World and other papers have bestowed uponrue rue the proud distinction of belnt tho JulesVerne Verne of America 1 wrIte to auk whethertho thin will not give mo a blograplikalnotice notice Ole Sunday with poi traits and sumoInteresting Interesting Items such as the Mranio coincidence cidence that like rrnr 1 was utmost literallyborn born wltli gray hair being will 1 meio ladtwelve twelve years of ace shown to visitors as Icuriuus curious phenomenon At 1 1 was quitewhile while At 15 1 was thus describedThs rime Hon Inffrrsoll Lockwood lain InltedStains Stains Consul fo thu Kingdom of Hanovoropens opens time course with a lecture on MlralnsMr Mr Lockwood Is worthy o being boen asIll nth I as of 1Ilnl hnnrd Ha Is In the prlnm oflife life stands about fl fwr i Inches has aIlKiire IlKiire admirably iiroportloncd a face bdiinIng Ing with IntPlllBpncp and hull m koepini witha 1 fiosty December nlKhl 1 was the youngest man ever appointed ton C consulship being only I month over ZI I 1 am the founder of t IIP famous ordpr of Titansto to which no man not above 6 feet 2 inchesIs IIe Is admitted 1 can give you one or two iitnusInir I Inir nnpcdotes 1 enclose three portraits atiSjandso iSjandso Also some notices of my wonderbooks books which from Texas to Maine and frumSau ISan San Francleo to New York have bppn prouoiinced uoiinced absolutply unlqil and genmm time contributions tributions to American I tIe rim I mm toJr If you want to sea them 1 will send you 1MI set four In hundiids of notices thcr hasnot not been UIIP uhtolutely adverse 1 Imvnbp beeu at times ashamcil at tho ompllnuntuheaped heaped IOU my book Youis veiy I rum byIOERsOtm iNOKRSOM lOCKWOOIJIK IK West 103d siMr Mr Ixjckwoods hooks wero Little GiantBoab Bosh and His Talking Haven TabibBaron Baron Turnips Marvellous UndergroundJourney Journey Extraordinary Experiences ofLittle Little Captain Doppelkop on tho Shores ofBubbleland Bubbleland and Baron Trump and His j Dog BulgerBaronTrumps Baron Trumpl Marvellous IndergroundJourney I Journey was the hook In which the authoroutdid outdid Munchaupon In I ho took theBaron Baron into Polyphemuss tunnel and t hue iishot Ishot shot him up from tho rentro of tho earthand I and landed him In northeastern SiberiaThero Thero ho had wonderful adventures Imontho the Mikkarnankies the Soodopates thoHappy Happy Foigettorn and the FormlbolkI Also the Baron had great times with DoctorNebulosiiH NebulosiiH Sir Ambar OPake Ixird comuIcorn corn Gdlaza Princess Crystellina and QueenJalaza The Literary World ran out of adjectivesin in describing the greatness of Mr Ixxkwoods woods work I said W e should like to list apropos of this bookcertain certain big adjectlvps such as Borireoisntupendons ntupendons irresistible delicious magnitlcent cent and tIme like which wo were earlytaught taught to lao up for emfrgentlps not ncaltcrlne tcrlne them from full hands through everyreview review The temptation Is great tills tlmoFor For the advpnturps of little Huron Trumpand I and his dog Hulcer are extremely to ourlikinc likinc li story Is wildly anti nobly Improbable probable set free like a balloon from all thoballast ballast of morals and ullecirips and hallt morh 111 nierlt1 111 gracious cious Influences with which grown praulotoo too often feel themselves bound to qualifyJuvcniln Juvcniln pleasure Piiro imagination ranging ing easily from the agicpably absurd to thethrilling thrilling Poet in a wholesome and kindlyspirit spirit C power of invention equal tl that ofJules Jules Verne and with more mastery of colorthan than he displays I style that suits Itself tothe thf moment quick brilliant and neither toohard hard nor too pasy for young rpaders thesuare are the merits of Mr Lockwnods booksand WIHalt all flasWilliam William McOrath 20 years old a sculptors tors helper living at 619 Third avenuoIn In a furnished room house kept by MrsIna Lena Stern was found unconscious in hisroom room last night with the gas turned onHP HP died on las way to Bollovua Therewas was I half led bottle of whiskey in hisroom room Ioor IIST I CIRlALdVWIVAU dVWIVAU F WJtflflflfltWQWA A BUSINESS FRIENDTo To lie Counted on Under all Clroumstancoi stancoiOne One of the bright business women ofNow Now York city who found that coffee waxwrecking wrecking her nervous system bringing ondovero severe neuralgic attacks and making herextremely extremely irritable writes that site hasfound found a stanch friend in Postum FoodCoffee CoffeeI I left off the old kind of coffee completely pletely and entirely This I found waseasy easy to do since Postum was pleasing tomy my palato from tho beginning fndeednil nil my family are with mo in thinking itdelicious delicious when it is properly preparednnd and by that I mean boiled long enoughI I have not had one single attack ofneuralgia neuralgia Binco I began to drink Pontumsome some months ago my nerves have becomesteady steady and tho old annoying irritabilityhasthank hasthank Postum passed away I cannotwithhold Iwithhold withhold this acknowledgment which inmode mode in all sincere gratitude Namogiven given by Postum Co Battle Creek MichTheres Theres a reason Head the little bookThe The Road to Wellvillo In rkgs THS CLU THE NEWSBOYSOVNSiIItIII llIIW 1 OXE wiu ni 1ffX1IUhl rIUJ Tuint roiT oh I IIlIA A IIIU lou Ilnc iyniiimlillii all Headingilniiiii ilniiiii mini li on fourth HiredriiiHsm riiiHsm In Hemline mill Wrltlnic LaterIt It IK 1 fuck Millhan IilraA A scheme known an the NownboyH Athlutlo lutlo Clul In j list ge ttl rig Into working orderIn In rourth BIt near tho Huwery Thohclioniu hclioniu Involve 1 yrnnusltuii 1 readingroom room uiiU u 111 with nownboy memberKlilpIf I the story told In HtralRht und It nounduBtnil Btnil la uH I dietime Hcheine has very unusual usual bucking Jack Sullivan I uewhhoyIN IN practlcully alone CM founder managerund und backer Ho hiss fitted up two lloorHand and donu It expensively Ho bait gone some 4000 Into debt for I lie has glen It Issaid said just lilt record itnd word as security Jack Sulllvun IH perhaps the best knownnewsboy newsboy itt time city I wan Sullivan thatorganized organized time mnvHboyiV strike and carriedIt It through Kant summer at time ConeyInland Inland dinner Jack Sullivan was dependedupon upon to keep order und he did It Thepolice police hud failed before ant it was certain tain theyd fall ugalnHulllvan Hulllvan wan left to shift for himselfat at fl Like the rout he began under thoBridge Bridge and under the Bridgehe Is prettynearly nearly worshipped today That is hiscapital capital Hay its dU way he begins He is adark dark well dressed fellow and stockysomething something of I prizefighter like mostnewsboy newsboy leaders Deco aint been nuttinlike like dirt since Noo York wan up De kidon on do street nlnt got I show now At nighthe he stays on do street or strikes do glnmlllsIe Ie Y 1 C A aint in his class When hoRHts gets along I ways he finds he cant readdrn den hes ashamed to go to night schoolwid wid the young tins Whenever do rich guysstart start anything for do boys they put up Iprelcher preacher on am and it kills it SeeI I wily I kid wid de rest of em I walkedwld with do HUN and do HoiW an most all ofem em Then a man picks mo up an Bayshell hell teach mo to road an write an he doesSince Since den Ive alums had it In me nut togivo give de iiex1 kid I bettor show Sure itnn I sort o hobby NYell 1 knew a Jointdhave have to have a gymnasium an athletloapiwraticrt apiwraticrt to Illu bil Uats do way toget get tie kids off de stieetNow Now Ive got a wholesale place o moown own on Frankfort street but I lint beennear near it fur tree monts see Ive l eenup hero dis Foist I wentnrouii up her rlgRln dil joint Foift nrouii to mo fronts and hays out mo schemesays Dr says Oat all right lack but wodont dont ntand fut no con wo When youan do sstl I In amid widIt et dl gouds wol chip Ind holp Yl It SO I goes In t get de poodaI I got 8pnlding 10 put I fur de appr i tics ohm credit 1 horrmvt1 fronu moo frensaim an 1 dug up mettelf Del two floors aretip I tip real ting I Dey cost 0oo and Im about3oo 3oo Ixhlnd in It Kverytin here is allright tomorrowIt right This here upperaticn is right up totomorrow It IH The first floor used to IJ I dancehall hall Now it U a big gymnasium withrings rings bars trapezes two punching bugbasketball Ibasklthal basketball set horH und 1 lot of smallapparatus apparatus The room is finished off wllhinodorn I inodorn gymnasium in lights and barredwindows windows It IH a tlrst elitists outfit and ufull full one Fiji second floor has mi officoand Ind and u reading room Tho reading roomis I is hung with engravings mostly poets andPresidents Presidents I has good oak chains andtables tables Elowlicra them are shower bathslockers lockers and room for a few beds It hnthll Ilrht class stuff perhaps too first classNow Now dp club works dis way Do l oysllpay pay alwut 50 cents mont Them as cantIll Ill let oil Newsboys wit good eharartercan fll all belong When tings gets goingIm Im going to get somebody to teach Vmreadin readin an writ II upstalis list gives camdo do rhanceDn el Dn main ting is ills Dey rant shootno no con on me Dats de difference Inn nn mo frionrf know em all If they triesto to shovo any bull on us I trows em out odo I do window Seo I omo kid tries tonleep bleep hero whos got a home me frienslook look him up at his stand downtown ant needp dp con in a minute He dont do it twictKiivt Kiivt of all well havo about twenty cotsupstairs upstairs fo do kids When wo get de moneywell well get moro When wo get de moneywell well fix up de hmtln better tooNow Now all I want is div 1 want sonicbody Iliody body to chip in an1 help us along when woKels gets stalled an dey sees we got do goo tshero hero Mr Hermun Sfot i ffoln to help isome some So Ls Dr HillU over in BrooklynHere I Here nun some more Devro just waitinto to eo us net goin good I told Miss HeltiiJould Gould all nlxmt it a wile ago 1 dent wantdem dem to give mo no money I want del topay I pay do bills sos 1 can do the work seeIts I Its all mo an1 me fi iens that knows dl IJOVKnow Inow now When de Joint gets goin good 1 1 idrop drop out and go hnuk and tend to mo placein iIn in Frankfurt I1rt Hut its just dif way Nobody dat aint iilaveil do gale knowno iwhlt whlt what eel Im Hhowin whatswhat whlt Den if Honielxidvll come alongsideand and put de plaie straight after dey m owe I we got do goods 11 f want is to have del say I started it I dont want mmmitt In out o dis but dehtartin htartin i cause its do real ting fur do I kids hIm a I wa Im gettin evon causo Ididnt didnt have no rhiinca meself I nevergive give an inch to no man and Im atrigltI Eh Ixiys on do HUt all know meThe The club is already organized I MorgpnlKsser gpnlKsser is Jacks vii prosidcnt and SIM 1 Uccher is secretary Nicholas Moyeris I is treasurer hy are all form r newpIxiys iIYI boys or clot in touch with tho clan Therois is going to lx nn oinin of the club on Sunday day and a moro formal one tho next weekThe The exact iiddreis is 74 East Fourth streetone one floor upnll nll MOCK IHCKS illlOTIlKKAlso Also Hun He Threw Out of Wlmlow CopsMnnt Mnnt to Know Vliy Clitimtown IauclisClmrlesSiiiK ClmrlesSiiiK of n Fell street wan locked up inthp thp lliwitpth street police station last nightcliarRcd cliarRcd with carrying concealed weaponsPolicemen Policemen Connors and Noonan madetho tho arrest They say that Sing attractedthpir their attention liy acting in a suspiciousmanner manner Suspicious manner in Chinatown town consists in standing in I doorway and looking wistfully along the 1 Inll wlliy narrowstreet I street as though you wanted to see someone I one very much indeed When you add alargo largo rovolvpr to your interest in theIKihprsby I IKihprsby you are n very suspicious poisonCharles Charles Sing Is Paid by Chinatown gossinsto I to bo a brother of Mock Duck lender of theHip Hip SingTong Anyway ho is Mock Ducksnliln nliln lieutenant and therefore doubly suspicious piciousWhen When tho polieo approached his doorway Sing ran quickly into 2 Poll street anilvnitnbled I vnitnbled upMairs Connors gave chase andarrived I arrived in tlmo to see Charles throw acnlibrn rseolilriu Ialhm cnlibrn revc Ker out of the window 1 Kim gave quit a shock to a Jot of Seeing I New York automobiliHts and then Noonan 1 gafhpred I inCharles Charles Sing in sPite of his pro o tat ionswas was looked up A number of Charlesscountry11 country11 gathered outside the stat Ionimoimso RtntonhOlsI house They chattered away at I greatrato rate except when questioned by the policeThey They InliElied with great abandon for Chinamen men amid evidently considered tho wholomatter I matter 1 ram joke Perhaps Charles Singwasnt want popular with his brethrenla I I PcmmnsIsanIa Itrrnks 1 TralHp llrounlsiiA PummuimurimIA Doc lTho record forcar I car movements on tho Pennsylvania fornny any month in Its history was broken by theNoveml I November traftl Tho olllclal report hiiownthat that 111010 loaded cars and 73120 emptiesparsed parsed Mlfllin nn the middle divisionwhere I where the movements arc rporded makinga 1 total of 185000 Tho highest previoustotal total movement for nny one month was inAugust I August 1002 when 111403 loaded cars weremoved moved anti S 170 empties a total of 100582cars cars Tho highest previous total movement ment of loaded and empties for any onemonth month was In June 1002 when there wore 100845 loaded and 75138 empties making atotal total of 184083 car transported RoyalBaking BakingPowder Powderis is the greatest ofmodernlime modernitme helpsto to perfect oookingVUtK FIRE IS UlXSKtt V1STMIICT In Hr llrowni hitters Hoom I StIr irpllrlmonlooi llrlmonlooi and KherryiA A fire last night In the residence of lrSamuel Samuel A Brown at 23 East Fortyfourthstreet street greatly stirred tho diners in SherrysDelinonlcos Delinonlcos and other places In the neighborhood borhood Tho fro was on tho top floorrear rear of Dr Browns residence which Is afour four story brownstone housePayne Payne tho butler was the first to seothe the fire which was in his room Whenho ho opened the door to retire for the nighthe he wan met with I blast of flame thatscorched scorched his whiskers severely Ho randownstairs downstairs giving the alarm and thonleaped leaped for tho nearest fro alarm box ntMadison Madison avenue and Kortyflfth streetDuring During tho wait for the firemen Dr Brownund und Ills family formed a bucket brigadoanil and tackled the flames in herolo fashionThev Thev got their water from an adjacentliathroom liathroom There wasnt much for tnaBremen Bremen to do when they got to the houseTho Tho rattle and clanging of the engines and other apparatus brought out 1 greatcrowd crowd from the restaurants clubs nndHotels Hotels It was a great white shirt frontliont hOlt that the police of the East Fiftyfirststreet firemens street station had to shove back out of the trAlenS way The young men from the Phi Delta Theta Ciumb next door at 25 rsh d Into the BrwnrAidon residence and aided In fighting tho flamesjoforo before the arrival of thu firemenIn In the early part of the year thor was a Ire late one morning at 27 where Frederick lost his life Xeeley lfo by jumping from a win dow on the top flooritn itn I I nSFY IIESStIWELIiehmismmi Yichliinnn amid Amateur IllllUrdlstStrlrhen Strlrhen In Lawyers OlfleeDr Dr Ambrose TJ Kanney a well knownspecialist specialist in diseases of the eye died sudlenly lenly yesterday afternoon in the office ofrank 1 rank I Hal an attorney on the sixteenthlioor floor of the Johnston Building 30 Broadstreet street Dr Kanney was nn old friend ofMr Mr Halls and although tho attorney wasnot not his counsel the physician visited himyesterday yesterday to consult him on I legal matterThoy They had been talking for soma timewhen when Dr Kanney began to cough Thenho ho told Mr Hal that his heart was weakand and that he always had a fit of coughingwhen when ho was the least bit excited Thecoughing coughing fit became more severe and DrIlanney Ilanney collapsed in the chair He wasable able to give his noils telephone number toMr Mr Hal and request that lie bo summonedI I um dying said the physician as lielapsed lapsed into 1 comatose conditionMr Mr Hall summoned his office force andlifted lied Dr Ito mmrmoy to I couch Then hesent sent after a physician While awaiting thedoctors doctors arrival I stimulant was given tothe the uuconHcloul man When tho physicianarrived arrived Dr Ranney was deadA A Klliott Kanney time doctors son arrived rived quickly in answer to time telephonesummons summons Ho was shocked when he foundhis his father dead Ho did not know his fatherhad had heart trouble Dr Kanney kept thisfrom from his son nod from his wife who is seriously ously ill at her home 315 Iadis on avenuo Dr Itannoy was born in Hardwick Masson on June hum tBt8 He graduated from Dar mouth College in 1868 and was one of sixbrothers brothers who were well known in tho medical cal world in this city Dr Ambrose Kannev nev held chuiis of anatomy and nervousdlteasun diseases in various colleges and wrote 1 good deal on medical subjects He married Miss Marie Cello In 187BSome Some of tho medealloks which ho wroteare are EM nllalt of Anatomy AppliedAnatomy Anatomy of tho Nervous System Treatise tise on Surgical Diagnosis PracticalMedical Medical Anatomy Lectures on NervousDiseases Diseases and Electricity in MedicineHo Ho was n member of the Academy of Medicine cine anil other medical societies as well as amember member of time Inion Ieaguo and the NewYork York Yacht clubsDr Dr Kanney was well known in amateurbilliard billiard circles Hu was I skilful playerand and was prominent II the promotingof of big touinamoiiU held at time Knickerbocker i bocker Athletic Club loss Mullen Me j Oreery now dead McKee Threshio SmithSigournoy Sigournoy of California und other amateutsof of note competed in the tournaments whichho ho helped to arrange Ho was a greatlover lover and student of time game and nevermissed missed 1 tournament if ito could help i Only this week ho took in several games ofthe the tournament in progress at tho Medcrkranz kranzIr Dr Kanney also was a yachtbtnan Heowned owned the auxiliary sohoonor Planetotiltiiary Obituary NotesWilliam I William YOIIIIC died at his home 1S1 Monronstreot I I streot llrcioklyn on Wednesday lie wasliorn liorn In Germany sevciilvieveii years agoHe He mama to tills country wlien 41 youthind ant sixty years an hail O liutcli r nliopon on the site of the present 111 of JtecordsHH II retired from Motive hiixiiipsa five yearnHIM HIM lt wits a M IM II Ue u innrni r nf thoSoeletv Soeletv of Old I lrukl lymtiu and the 11 110 I Veteran Volunteer Firemen Ho Is I lyn vittral ollltelr lt survived vived big I daughter and a son I Major llViJiunln Armbnister is dead InNev I Nev Orleans aged iw Itt wag a native iiierniany iermnnv blt IUUI 10 America as I childhis his parents mttllliK at Rochester N Y I I mm I 1st eel as a member of tlio SeventyfirmNPV if1 NPV York mill wmms n enptnln in that re u lame i twhen I when I was stationed In Now Orleans UKinadn inadn his permanent homo there liTaiimclerk clerk of time District Court s rvcl severaltimes I times ill the I nulRlnll IjCilatirf as I Demur rat and held other political posltICI I Mrs Iarha Tailross mothjr of S and j TadroiH denlers in Oriental KimK tiled Ilflllh veMenliiv afternoon nt hr rpHltiiMH iviriftyIlflli riftyIlflli strurt Hrooldyn She wasyears lflllh ami was horn ni Tripoli S rlufih I She IIPPII In this few monthshut Imcl hlenln roimiiv nnly I W lonh hut her sons 111110 here twenty yea ms Ill I The futipval ivill lie held iii I oclock on Sundny tIny afternoon at Ki Nicholass Syrian Orthodox dox t html nh Ml lacl tin slrtet llrnoldynKiiiural Kiiiural services over time body of John 0Xnxcm Nasa were held at his home 2I Aclclphlutrcit utrcit Uronklyn ycHtPrtlay Tor many yearnIIP I IIP hud conducted a homoeopathic1 drugstorm storm In Fulton street near South Iortlandavenue avenue but retired frmn business flvn parA ago He was 75 years old Ills wife fromwhom I whom he had been estranged for four yciusva 11 nt his lipdslde whii neat Ii occurredliut hut thire was no reconell hit lu iidcc I Coler to Appoint a Labor Ial Borough Presidentelect Bird S Coler ofBrooklyn Brooklyn has decided to appoint GeorgePhillips WPhllp Phillips of the Central Federated LnlwUnion Union Superintendent of Public Supernlendent Publo Buildingsin in place of Charles C Wise The salary is 5000 James S Genion 1 Kenubllcanand and at present chief clork in the Coronersofllco office w t be made Superintendent ofHiRhwaY Highway The latterappointmont I madAat at tbo request of Coroner Flaherty whorill rill 0 Sheriff on January i l c w 4 i I I ilJ J 11zizin5 u f J tuFUR kf J o ifFUR FUR GARMENTS FOR MOTORINGFUR RUGSVVOMENS jWOMENS cl OMENS AUTOMOBILE GARMENTS OF THE MOSTAPPROPRIATE JAPPROPRIATB APPROPRIATE FURS MENS FUR MOTOR COATSCAPS Uv CAPS AND GLOVES FUR RUGS FOR CARRIAGEAND I fAND AND MOTOR USE ROBES FOR BABY CARRIAGESFLOOR iFOOR FLOOR RUGS INCLUDING BEAR TIGER WOLF ANDLEOPARD ff LEOPARD SKINSMISSES J I f ii iMISSES tf l r 1 I I M 1MISSE MISSES AND CHILDRENS NECKWEARCOLLARS iCOLLARS t 1COLLARS COLLARS OF IRISH CROCHET LACE AND HAND 1 tlJEMBROIERED EMBROIDERED LINEN IN SHEER AND HEAVYQUALITIES QUALITIES INCLUDING STYLES WITH CUFFS TOMATCH MATCH HANDEMBROIDERED ETON COLLARSSCARFS SCARFS IN DELICATE COLORINGS AND NOVELTYDESIGNS DESIGNS TIES VARIOUS KINDS COLLAR ANDCUFF CUFF SETS s t I ir u lfTIffAY TIFFANY STVDIOSIn v r In assembling the collection ofRare t iRare Rare Oriental Rugs jshown Iseparating shown by the Tiffany Studios patrons are saved the tedium ofseparating separating specimens of distinctive artistic merit from those ofgeneral 1AWalfcK general characterAttention I 1I Attention is especially invited to a large number of antiquesin 1in in perfect condition from 2500 upward an unusual opportunity I nity for those who desire to secure authentic and beautiful specimens mens of Oriental weavesTIFFANY TIFFANY RUGS are made to order from excusive Idesigns tldesigns designs and in any color desired They may be ordered in necessary essary sizes anti color to harmonize with their surroundingsMADISON IMADISON MADISON AVENUE ANDFORTYFIFTH c FORTYFIFTH STREET AWalfcKe i o h iv fJ 1Ii M1 S41 ifle Cifi4T 12O 2O ELI ff e is the nosta ri11e t a i11e Wa IThe The word and service wellas Jns e Elgin suggests accuracy as wel as intrinsic value The pleasure of giving finds its highest est expression when the gift is an ElginZvtryEIcIn Pvery Elgin Watch In fullygu rant d All Jeweler hureKlgln Watches 0TImemers nemiiker aid Timekeeper au illustrated libtory of the watch icotfree free upon requestELGIN ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO Elgin III II 1It TO REVIVE lIOOKKIt CASKTlir Time State liar Association Hill AgainAsk Ask the Legislature to llrruove 111 iAUIANV IALAS ALAS Dec 1That the Stale Barssociation I ssociation will again request the Legisatttro atttro to remove Supreme Court Justice iVnrren Vnrren B Hooker was apparent tonightrom rom confidential talks with membersf of tho executive committee and law rl Iorni orni eomniittei of tho association whichnet net hero tonight to lay out a tentativeirograinmo iprogramme irograinmo for time annual meeting of theisHocintion IOcltol isHocintion to bo held here on January iBand Band 17JtmmhgeHeimmy IJudgn Judgn Henry RComan who so ably represented rented tIme pooplo in the legislative trial ofUhtice Uhtice Hooker last summer is a memborif of the joint committees of the associationand talk with Gay beforei and he had a Hlggins the meetingThero There would have been the n cs ary jtwothirds twothirds vote at the extra session o timeIegishatuire jlegislature legislature last July in favor of tho rPRolutOI tiou removing Jusrico Hooker had it notIxen Ixen for tlio influence of tho hate SpeakerFred S j Fred Nixon who hniiod from ustiouHookers Hookers home county of ClinutatuiuaMr 1 Nixon and lienjjmln P l doll lrworked worked through Assemblyman Jamen TKogers Kogers the liopubliian leader in the Assemlily II semlily il rorrnlHnR etiouRli ItppubllconAKseniblynum IIH1mlhmnn AKseniblynum to vote against Ihl resolution IH1mlhmnn araft oluton to defeat it Despite this immeuso inI Iilmiommce lluciice which opIO not familiar with thenuinnor nuinnor In which I the affairs tf tIme Assembly ha 0 been cmit rolled and nm in recimt yearsthem them worn seventysis emblymen whovoted I voted in favor of the re ilntlmThe The friends of a pure ifdiciary are nlivoto I to time fact Hint the selTtion of a nowSpeaker Speaker hr the Republican AfnemblI I caucus on Testlay Iiuiuary 2 will haveI much tti do In deriding tIme fato of theI Hooker rein ival questIon ns tho Speaker I is all powerful under the present rules oftho tho AHsnmllyProminent Prominent Republicans from all overI tho State who have been in Albany sincoejection I ejection day havo been outspoken in favorof of electing I Speaker whoso integrity inunquestioned unquestioned They hnvo gono furthernnd all declared that the higgins adminlstraI thIn will bo judged by thai character ofthe Itho the man the Rcpublicann name for Speakerl iWi Villiani 1 Ivins the father of ballotreform i reform is to be asked to address time StateBar Bar Association meeting on that subjectund I und DCndy Horrlck will bo asked to talkon on proposed corrupt practices legislationIewis I bowls D Barundlers of Boston hal beenInvited Invited to read 1 paper on the presentstatus Islatul status of life insuranceitw iI lIlt IMIF VESSEL 1tI1iEISeicnteeum ISIntl Sfentern Sailor Ueieard PromKrrmetl Wat ISeenieti Krrmetl Certain lleitliMIIWACKKE MIIWACKKE Deo iVlth tho arrival inMilwaukee Milwaukee of seventeen terror strickensailors sailors on the steamer Harlem this afternoon noon the first intimation of the total doHtmctlon Htmctlon of tho steamer Charles StewartParnell Parnell by fire seven miles west of SquawIsland Island was given to tho world The mom Ill of the crew gave graphic recitals oftho the terrifying experiences on hoard the j burning vessel and of their narrow escape from deathWhile recp dfItI While wo ON eating our Thanksgiving I dinner one of the boyi remarked that somotbing thing was smoking said Capt William Griffin of the 111 ffttodv I jselWhen I enlied J I that the flro was beyond our control II I called upon tIme mm b i sdv mu their livesTwo Two bouts were wered They tOt drifted apuiI and f ieuhxed that our chancesfur for reaching simon were light Vo pulledHway away however but we made little headway The strum begun to tell on the ien nndthey they soon bo gun to MhowHigiifof xliaihtion Then came the revueWould BABY COVERED IITII ITII SORESoultI Would Scratch and Tear the FleshUnless Unless Hands Were Tied Wasted toa a Skeleton Awful Suffering fcrOver Over a Yeardrew Worse UnderDoctors Doctors Skin Now ClearWOULD WOULD HAVE DIEDBUT BUT FOR CUTICURAMv Mv little son whnn about n year andlinlf a half old began to have sores comoout out on his face 1 Imtl a physician treathim him but time Boresnr nr w worse Thont 11 t hoy be nn to rome onhis his arms then onother i other parts of hisbody I m body and then oneoamo b conic on his chestworse A worse tlian thoother other Then I cajlcdanothor ii anothor physicianStill Still lie grew worseAt At time niul of about n year anti n half ofmiffpriripc miffpriripc ho guys no bail 1 hnd to tie his hands in clotlm nt niRht to keep himfrom from Horntfliinn time bores and tearing the fleshHe He Rot to be a mere skeleton nndwas was hardly able to walk My Aunt advised vihod mo to try Ciiticuni Soap amid Ointment ment So great was her faith in it thataho she Rave me a small piece of Soap totry try and a little of the Ointment I took it homo without any faith but to pleasoher her I trieJ it and it seemed to dry up time Bores a littleI I sent to tIme drug store and got Acake cake of the Soap and a box of the Ointment meat und followed tutu directions andat at time end of about two months thosores sores were all well Ho has never hadany any sores of any kind sinceHo Ho is now strong and healthy and 1 I eon sincerely say that only for yourmost most wonderful remedies my preciouschild child would have died from those torriblotwos twos I iwwl only 0110 cake of Soapand and about three boxes of Ointment Signed Mrs Kgbort Sheldon 11 V D No 1 Woodvillc Conn April 22 1005Coniplclr tCunuplete Coniplclr not tHat Ami Internal Treatment for Eery ilumor Jioin Ilmplia vo Scrofula from In Iftnry to Are rniMlMlng ot Culleura mioap 2io Ointment Wo Itrsnlvrnt roc In form nt Chore late Coaled IMlls Jio wr vial nt noi may be had ofall Iiii all dmrcltu A slnjlr set oflrn rum IoHer 6 Dear A Chem Corp Sole Imps Boslon Ii7il llcd 1ree Uow to Cure aby Uumor

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F 1 z r c 0 M 7I 1 r r tIt il I r h nPI 4 tTHE ft I 0r THE SUN SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 190k I A TALE OFvno A JERSEYA 4MUip p I i 1I I vno llIrt1 t A WIr liI t 1i 1 vnoIXBlKA PIii IJIYil tM I iY 11 jI wJ1clntlH I A Truthful 8tn VrmtItcinteM JlIIIrn 1 J1clntlH 110 Ifit a lIrn j i W 1 If for Thnki hlnKtftutt arul11 i 1Neul tftutt U lTothetrtwtal II OJJrIlIt IjJI1 I 1To To the trtl Inl M or1o JiC1IIIId Ii11elnllllnr fflo singular m Inlure IIr JiiC1iierI 1ld whlto gatcicrflLc orm Iiii 1 1mac I Held tho greatensach IA ensach loll C In J l A ttRtdc lflfuto hllll HIh I t3k go3fI I i club knot toDay LIalg Cor II IlI1PJk Ylflit1Ii Ii Day pig ami lurkev tonJAzflp FJrjj many yeam thefn hiuo IKMIuccoBSful tVflILt tuccC 1bpucccful I jj 1 uccoBSful conto III till pl11I ol UI H iiril 11w II U turkoy Sorrujbitterly mU utta l ed iiIIhLWiIi 1 bitterly ehllrgig prlf Inllll lfJ butAtci i pa emlurodaldo It had t pnuiPIa unl rlot f1 11 PIa aldo Tplrit ohl IJer nl ilpIii r 111plrlt plrit or Humwprlto hiur thu 11o n II rt wprlto of fun rjO wall lcx doll to hutV ulLh 1 this year DrAnd W Hallctt 11111And 1 And why notTou a goosn alcoi1 nal hoin I I i You tako a svlno vliii hand roI in Ulncurwldor and tho turkoyjblrd whbh I curwldor uovorrutetl ti overrated anlmdl arid you neelot Hlmnkv1ully I t ully the Bplnmlid hllljll Ho docnoa a better fate lolna nuatjntlcritQodindividual II vidual tho buttjof writer and JeHtorn jotmy il my researches have i orrtWl tI fno that heII I I II a fowl of parti I vlU not l p denied tliogoose goose gentlemeii lift ontludod HrmlyThe Ii i The meeting of thoclub luirirno lernicstuoun Ii i icstuoun with irgimeLV rtoofi pri nndJOOBO i JOOBO con It waf dot Ided to huo ihufooce 1 goose but It UMH 10 the wny of theind I1rkt1 1II II and tho pig diorned to mako a holidal 3I I l for golf club lowers of juloiy njeats Iheitwas 1I was no dissenting vole 5iJf fcoiiteinLUtho t I I tho goose to denjh coldlp pvSlh fucli 1on tooo I t 1 on mv tfniilrt IIRO to dlMnlss a too V U U nknowing t knowing caddie It Wlltil to lie Hrnlprize t prize the pig WfI to bo thei lHank ppccad and theturkey IIIanlc turkey the thirdflank Hank Simpsoln tho ll6tob 7 rore3flonalwos IWIlS was sent to procure the oowp tho pig autJtho Itho tho turkoy Utuik wen Ino the countryoomlng tl oomlng after ai tune tofho form ol thrWidow I t Widow Tuttlo Ho saw hoi Minoundcilby t by hor otfeprini feeding her fouls whi liwarmed i warmed about her largo ieet nnd inndfnolsaa noIses indicative of grecvllnes SI e flvnl t a cold eye upon Hank iaiif Inqiilr d hisbusiness I business Twothirds o itII eusily coneliminated I r eliminated A jug and a litrk Y hGJPi I nondeeoript vtre baienirffHi ror nnd fl nrt4 I forrod wOfe fcurcpooii l1Iw it nhobad 1bad bad a gooae toThe aIl It t The Widow Timle burst into CMIH 1 motlon I don rooked hor frail body untilto itto NI EJIcdr r to the astonlsltod und troubled SirnPhn ithat that her griof foiild bhako hin UpICdH 1lIer Her children seven in numrn tern tocry ti cry and clutched at thaJf motllerh rkirtwiping 1wlplnc I I wiping their nGreaminH oyes fho 1IiCattered wJnscattered scattered In aliirm with a great clue kingnnd and claoklns When tho Vidov Tattleregained I i regained composure din saidI II I Ii I feared It t I know It would romo 1have ii have dreaded thp day TKafdU Bill beforeho Ii ho pas81 l awajaway BIN i tuy WU taKe hhnIIwayfromrne away from me twill imeday Boonoror later ithat i will happen That gOod man Mron Simp i 4 lion said to mo Dont worry mother HPytll jl will be your con nl tlon and the r laymatoof of the children ltig after 1 am gone eerpart part with him iiinl n poverty demandWe I We are poor BO poor that I must pIe himup ti up but I hoped agalriht hope You dontknow know Mr TimiionsSimpson Simpson madam r l eated Hank firmlyExcuso Excuso me by whaLorp jout lUUigabout I about 1 aboutMy ganderfealff the widow Tonhall hall see himShe IShe She whUtled a peculiar hones of notesand and a gigantic pander stepped regally frombehind I behind the henhouse where he hud herntaking taking the air Hank Hlmrtton an imim inglnaUve nginatU man not easily Influenced bytraIlBitory transitory emotion gneped In astonishmentThe I The widow cave way to tearsvonco moroand and all tho children wept bitterly I The great bird with the upright boringwhich which marks the Chen hvpirboreti approached I proached them It garod upon them witha a soft and intellisont eye m which thoioteemed 1 teemed to Lo a gleam of for QJliut Itwas 1was I was fully three feet In helghtHt weightwas was about twenty pounds Kroiji Hi orangetoes toes to Its orange bill it was ijtimv whileNot I Not a speck or a spot mncd the tuov of Itsfeathers i feathers It came to attention plantingfrom from time to timo at the ulow1vttloaidHank I Hank SimpsonIt It la bof to pa s oyer the next flro minutesin in which tho groat gooh waiHdld MidI I bought Tho agony of thoo Wdnvc nndtho I tho Bympattietio words of soft heartedSimpson Simpson hhould pot l o written Fr JlOHank I Hank bought tim efmdsr AM ho inout II I out of the bartkyiKWhaJliidtlift 1aiiittof of tho widow and the rliildipn nut bo returned turned to tho gilf ol ili p Kntc wd nanTho j Tho gander foJIfiltdfl thn ftl lOip tiQUstewhere I where thn Mjvcrf r MalUne imd lit rI II even toed luttPiEOUftctti j polnUif thatdreflses cress s lnmeni cloiDil lir llxc Ijg nrijlturkey I turkey were inijlrTMoTftltliPW nlo Thonext next morn ix mpmltprnof thy cuib MxersHozert I Hozert the proHidoiit LOUN IliriHo JiukHolburton Il l Holburton and r J tlnliyi r Mril c iL 111i I i t driie house to seii tfat ri7f nrtd rrlorifIhe Ihe iooluh tuiuT9objbl d aj14ljp foollihpig IG pig Brunted rfor no tho finrlir IIonppcared l nppcared to dhnp tin objiotjftbpir morning I ing call a nil from that moment 1 j nina 11I I i able efforts to muKc fnouds nid suo hisllfn llfn bognnWith With great difiwtypirfruKcd nptotIl1four I four and laid Iu whit hoid on tl cir I noesonu onu after tho otlitr II Jiruriitd Brntivtthem them with the confidence nnd fifleUlmof i of nn old hoiico dcm Hi w mod to nullIn I In friendly fashii q Alt uJid inn rv gijuilciwould would have nunckra nldily undd eJ wlI1nll nnd convoyedmen 1ftIlMl Ircllr 1hO ii I men loft the cnddin houio nlim irI untouched 11 touched to tho honrt by tho Himplo f iof Iof of the gnndprThe The next diy jaaajynwnili M tf the dubIi Ii men and worrrm lilted tin link lo practise I tise Honk Him p tMIIti 1 ltho gHiiMrthat Ii that tho golforotnhhtI1V hint tomposed posed und dlKimbKlM m l foUowwl Uiplayers players from hole To hoi It jvmrd thaihe he watched tho pUjV tlou ly jv IIOM jn n player topped nie1i nlH rwlrlTytl fonpmbarrnfisrnont I pmbarrnfisrnont Jifhtgarldwr lunwf hihead head and re I1IWIII jtlbJirlnliUonm WhtI1wor i I ovor a player jruula ttctr jinniliu3 d ivathe the gander n nJiJK pJ Vnt bLi cigoUrnnd 1i nnd fairly hoppta1 wifn t VrSflwnt apdpleasure i pleasure Iiiflt Ilej Af cW fil ns KffVj hAIi Ii jiald strict attttM to Mr drtdll of thepractice I 3racticAWhen fi MWhen I When tho botibj phirfrii ttlW ina eht ono of his inLkf lh Mliftis thc gariiirBoemod Boemod to fHiv s llVft Pool hf thf Ijaland i I and a glint ofCh f yyi fWy TrV4 sfjiworse Iworse worse That iron Rffiijs n Httta i knrfor for your Htylo wtimy vtynt1 you tlilnUNVlien II I When Gene Crtdjsmisi y cninpfi incitoa Ii a hair rawing put Mfw jrYrid rdt 1 fiything t thing hut nhout IJyrjOJ UesulW upto to CrfiRoua nntraptiearrd to whi IXMWonderful Wonderful HarryMirii loii t an rwith with you old fpHowt t During nil thin e fiftli 13911 foV thowomen women politely nitvlvtnlj t 1ldenduring ninaunng even enduring thovr kiss ciii Inshead iiiVhead head iwu fifttina txiretl novel ctnittan ii gan II I an ill bred viiiltl Nuxt UyfH c ait II i f lmo and HO oei J livday un1t 7hl1l1kfll MI day dawnedfriend fly tBin 1p iid iirv l n dimfriend I friend of every nuiuanUKvomaii in in tlubThoro IThom Thom watnt ono ol thjntyjio Itsuto tdhuddcred dhuddcred at thn jjiero fnoujjht f frrnforced forced to make a ChankHKivlnjj ditinrronLord Lord ChcHlcrtkld ai thry promptlv n mr 1him t him But rules nrojrule Mo wits doouietlby by the unalterable 1 action of the club inmeeting meeting uhxeinbledt Vobutijvlwl Die coiBgo ago to speak out I j f When tho touniirtMie uArf gIVeil 6nThanksgiving Thanksgiving dayj lord ClOiioifldd fnllowod Ilood lowod with tho gnllerv fneilot Udiv faltfiH4itil jpralslnJj praWng nkill 1111 iH4itilfirst iM rtinsvSvij Ton 4Iir3ut first irvra nnd foOt Chct rfield w it thofirst I first to greot him He nmldjocl quuklvOCmMOUHH IJiv CmMOUHH Hide andjruhUid iiRain t hl Jiv c Prassous roulcint Htnndii ary IO1llrf f With his voice thflori wit 11 rtoto3t4i1l I 1 mii hi a voiro S liljh ivq rd tuf i Jijuowon won this oxccllont hire nnd I shall doJilin withlilm lilm on 1 like Ho xt ill nc i I v hUiirhu n diIa 1 Ileiflagentleiuun oJidtteVlforThcro Thero nrOHo thpa Mcn t nouo of apEw jlaso Men shouted and women clappedbands theIr bands until gloves riPped Thoywith f btd with ono voico that lord C11esterfieldT I i T JI i I i t tot I t Ioof Investmentsearri lRbey earri rnOflOifitet1 itet1 igi4Ly Thoinox PYPW3 l ff1oJ nJlicover thatpasV t W 13 pasV tiling t9 90 placelungs ttJt lungs tlittt principaltoresfc 1At toresfc are abaolutolywhere iI fewlJelc stock marketiluctiurtions I iluctiurtions lijive XO effectand and wl1t jro in tithe of panicthere there is no shrinkage inValues I ValuesTlioro t Tlioro isonosuch form ofjhveslmunt jhveslmunt one that hnqnyer nyer fi1eda guaranteed fiiht mortgage on New YorkCity I City rrttl estate 200000000of Iof of feiich investments havebeen been furnished ly us and noinvestor investor has lost a singledollar dollar Interest begins theclav day of purchaseJiTLE TITLE GUARANTEEAND AND TRUST COCapital Capital Ii Surplus 10000000 15 Dfoidwiy New York 175 Krnisen Street BrooklynMifrs Mars Branch 1 JS Montague St Brooklyn had won his own life fairly and that ho shouldInj Inj ia lung as ho lived thn txitand pride ofth6 1 tiw club fuccoedmg us club mascot theI I fivetr t x d Maltese WhOM seven toed progem em ifl usktd for three juars in nduncoI I Iliy formed a iir xos mn to tim clubI I houu ia4suus walking with Lord ChosterI I I fled who niv irnd his cnaracteriitio comtxjsure txjsure and aplomb A girl took a red rlbl I lon from hei hair and knotted It on hishpot potts neck PdaHts wore drunk to himnnd nnd l ho club gao him a reception whiohInfxJ InfxJ for half an hour The only ilgn ofI I pTcltcrnent the perfect bird ptnnitted hlmti ti clf to indulge In wero queer gratings oftho I tho JartiUlip tho toot hlilee projections onhU hU Jill Irat loc indJcatUe of well bredI tbflrtlC1riC I C1 II Tjito art editor of Junseii OarrcttRondall Rondall Hohpit S Yard of men RIdge andVilliam Villiam D Moffatt made spfeches eitolllneT T rd Che ti rfield They said that lio 8hoIdIhe lip IIH nn object los 01011 to them aU HUlife life proved that one should never fall toIIU lI1ae the inoat of ones opportunities thattho the humblest should never givo up till thovpry pry last niinutc He WAit a HvinR parablefor for inlfcTK A should study him and striveto to mrroAiy Jly M uimnlmout vote the HackprtnaokGolf Golf Club dlddeci to extend to tho WidowTuttlo Tuttlo nn Invitation to como to the club withhi hi r children awl visIt Lord Chesterfieldonce once R OMHitpr provided only that flhe didnot not bv wpppme and undiip lamentationsdUturb dUturb the serenity and aJtltudmoiunesa ofIII lila contemnlatlons iUiroif riGAX SCETS ORUTeto Vctors HpioliHIoin Dlximsliie of IroprrtIlrlonelnR IlrlonelnR to Jersey CityMyor Miiyor Mark M Fagan of Jereoy1 Cityvetoed vetoed ycsicrday a resolution passed bytho tho Board of Street and Water Commitstoncrs stoncrs vacating 183 feet of Van Homestreet street for tho benefit of John F Hiiuck abrother brother of Commissioner Anthony IJauckThe The Mayor held that tho street vacatlorwas was nn attempt to convoy city prop rtyto to nn individual without any comi ensationto to the municipalityIho The Mayor aho vetoed a similar resolution lution providing for tho vacation of thaequivalent equivalent of thirtyeight ity lots In MilesPlicpt Plicpt for the benefit of tho PennsylvaniaRailroad Railroad Ihe proporty ho daclared iaworth wrth 10 COO in tho market tind moro thanthat that to the railroad Ho said that thocompanys company offer to grado and raacndaniizoOartJeld OartJeld aenun was not a concession to thacity city hut a nects improvement to thnroad road if it deuiros to carry its tracks acrosstho tho avenuePVIflVlIIi PCJIfJYlIrtV IIILSOX SYSTEMlriitn lriitn Innrot nnlni to 1arN to Stiulr Itfor for Application In TIlls CityCafldnisslorer Cat I i5loncr McAdoo nnnounred yesterday terday that ha was fining to send DetectiveKcrcennt rniit Taurot who Imp chargo of thephotocraphing photocraphing of criminals to Paris tobjudy bjudy the thumb print system of Identiflca tlnll AotinR Inopertor OBrien has convincedmo mo that this H the best method said theroinirtiscioner i roinirtiscioner and we will ueo It hero In roij million with the Boitillon system otvrhirh vrhirh It is a part Faurot will be goneabout about It mouth and on his return we willput put in tlip cabinets for casts of thumbsand and ftnrt tho systemIho IhoArrKal tOrajwnArrival Arrival by the Whlto Star liner Ccdrlotho tie llrft ice incrusted ship of tho fcpisonji ji jestrrrfiy lifter n tormy passage fromLnerpool Lnerpool und Queel1stownw w 11 AtMoim tiht llarmool IlnnnerMr Mr and Mrs jmrKO Camrron Cult Markoliniv oliniv who h in liniiitul a partly suhn rclll butlcbliip that at her clccpPBtiliHUijIit iliHUijIit ull hnvi litllninor than her supertmLuftUIO ettuiuro nibi Oracirio Harrison IadyIlirt Ilirt MVrnd Mr Charlon A lInt H 0Kciilla Kciilla l Mr rrni Mr ltrflc ltnJ Lelch Colfind find MMlHotirj May Mr and Mrs Roy VSnnirrMll SnnirrMll Mi stud Mr Humid S SmclllfliMintaU iMintaU toimlls owl Mr and oIlS W S1nailii 1nailii illallHR allHR tnday for hoMcdltnrrnncan bythe the Korth German Jlojd steamship Prlurts rts licnellti I Mrs It H Bayard llns in Mr and MrsAllivHl AllivHl lUlliori tlio Pc anti Mrs WiJllnmlImlllu Uuiilllon Morujn Mrs C M Loch the ItnvIlmlM A C IlmlM Mrs M Diwson Djtnnr Mrsinn inn Ilf low c1 tiul Mrs 11 A CourMnMr Mr Olxl Jlu 1lInl Jluntoii Chnpnisn MrsJ J Hiiniisn A lilnv Or core CX Davis anaMi Mi nml Mr iiorei Illyciimun JrOytlltJ 1 oyiiR n by ha CuuardPr Lucanla offtoday today loi Quitmhtown and LiverpoolMr Mr Jrtnn IulrKeithT Mrs C lulandK Jnnod t C Ilirhpn Sir and Mrs II Cho Jiux tho lUr cud Mrs J Loclnncton llntoiM M iiul Mrs Charles E btu wart uud Charles1uwi UlMKHILtAboard Aboard tho Amerlrnn liner fcw Vorktift tift todny for hotithumptiniMil Mil Hldo lami 111 tspinnnll ItohH H AUcnoti I Iiiuas K Conltdon Mrs CI U ln i lliot II III luii I A Mitchelltin ittid Viillmir 11 iMs alin s I iv the Atlantic Transport linerpolL1 llntlcJplIL lor LondonMm M h 11113111 TiUlaml T F llnrprr MmillKii JlJlII J idbut L 1 illKii is Mi jlubrt lrr4 ntt Mr PVanl Jumlinson audI Mi ald Ira E CKcts0T 0T bt till IWd Stai liner 8oiilisoik forDo Dover and AntwerpII W II Onrnrmnr Mrs henry MoAlpInbthii bthii Uiiiir Auf ler llrido Mr nut MMtVodiTlcic tVodiTlcic llaiidMr and Mr liahlrMeinyrAinvala Ainvala by the Cuntrder fiiavonia Infrom from the Adrwtlo and MediterraneanI 1 iiomas Chase k E V 1arlc W 1 nullncrI uilirr L ihll lad Zino H CurIMI IMI Pn im ft Cake Wall Jrlellp TIe c iiCC WalUois Union NO1 of thoNOY NOY ednr Chili lT West lunythlrd Ivlll xtrio will put up a prise at the plantationfr I frAIal in the XJand Cent nil Palac tailV dnrsihy Mint will niilo tho darkiestep tep some The prize is a fine fat ixiiumfrm from Livingston Ala The donor sentit it noto with the pOHiim HugpCo ting hiaporsiltlitii porsiltlitii when cooked but It has beondecided decided that the winner must CTO a bondto to keep him alive r 1 iIii iii ii METCALFE AND THE MANAGERSCIUT10 CRITIC STILL PRESSING THftOIUIlOE Oil AltOK Qic0NSPJVACVAttorney iAttorne1 Attorney for Ilnrnhiwn One of tIlo Dlfrnanlt anti Hays an Intruder Can He Exoltuled eluded From Theatre ma lie Can lieENolticled rxultitlcil Irom a lad1 llortdolrClmrlea Charles Burnham manager of WallaokiThentro Thentro was brought up on habeas oorpuiproceedings proceedings yesterday bofore SupremeCourt Court Justice Fitzgerald to determinewhether whother the action of Magistrate PoolIn In holding him on o charge of criminaloonopiracy conspiracy made by James S Metoalfethe the dramatic crltlo of Life waa leral Bumliam liam has been In the nominal custody ofhis his counsel since his commitment in Junolast last and tho habeas corpus proceedings haveboon boon postponed from time to timeJustice Justice Fitzgerald reaened decision onthe the application for Btirnhame dischargebut but directed counsel to submit briefs ontho tho question as to whether tbe Justice haspower power to pass upon tho facts Involvedor or whether his power on the return to awrit writ Is confined to a determination concerning cerning tho Jurisdiction of the Magistrateand and tho sufficiency of tho commitmentJaraoa James W Osbomo who railed to defeatJerome Jerome for District Attorney appeared Inbehalf behalf of the People thy the courtesy oft1rJerome Mr Jerome as he explained to tho Courtlie lie la really acting for MatcalfV W M K Olcott and Herman Aaron appeared peared for Burnham Aaron holding a brieftor for the syndicate of theatrical managerswho who are all involved In the conspiracycharge charge They all gave ball eave Burnhainat at the hearing before the Magistrate ithalng having boon decided to make a test cabeby I by allowing Burnham to be committedAs As will be remembered a number oftheatrical theatrical manager decided to refuseMotcallo Motcallo admission to their theatres becuuae cuuae ol hia criticisms of theatrical managers agers In general and Hebrew managersIn In particular A copy of Life containingone one of the criticised criticisms was handedup up to Justifo Fitzgerald but be paid no attention tention to itLawyer Lawyer Aaron declared that It was theabsolute absolute right of any manager to excludeany any ono from his theatre or to revoke anyticket ticket which had been sold A tbeatreticket ticket he argued la merely a revokablelicense license and therefore there was amplelegallustillcaliOn legal Justification for Me niles exclusionMr Mr Aaron went on to suggest that therecould I could ho no question of a manger rightto to exclude a burglar or other law breakeraijymoro aijymoro than tho right of a woman tosxclude exclude a critic or other person from heraoudoir boudoir could bo auctionedMetcalfe Metcalfe said the lawyer soughtto to force his way into the theatres the managorB agorB of which had agreed to bar him outflo lie thus became a law breaker and couldbe be treated llko any other intruder uponirhato private propertyThis This man Aaron went on pointingto to tho critic la bereft of tho moral Inollertual ollertual and emotional qualities that arenoessary noessary to proper dramatic criticismI I rare nothing about that InterposedJustle Justle Fitzgerald Tho question heres 18 whether or not there was a criminalconspiracy conspiracy i Mr Osborne maintained that a theatreIs Is a publl nlae licensed by the peopleand and guarded by policemen and firemenof of the rttv An sufh he said the publloIs Is entitled to admission and no personunless unless ho be disorderly or otherwise objorllonable I jorllonable may ho excludedWhat What may legally lie done by one mansaid said Mr Osborne frequently becomes acrime crime when several men combine to dothe the same thing and here we have a plainoaso I oaso of connplra for It is not disputedtint I that tho managers met and resolved as abody body to exf lude MetalfoMr Mr Olcott took up the cudgels In Burnhams hams behalf and laid great stress onAarons Aarons boudoir suggestion JustineFitgerald Fitzgerald remarked that he hardly thought tho cases justified comrnririonSir Sir KlTTnOTF IS IV EUROPEIlo Itoys Fatuity md Their Iawjcr AnnounceTtiat That Tlir te Heard From HimPercy Percy Kuttroff tho Princeton studentwho who disappeared on September 27 lastnnd and for Information of whose whereaboutshis his family offered a reward of 3000 hasboon boon heard from according to MichaelII II Cardozo lawyer for tho young mansfather fatherThe The family has received a cablegramfrom from England announcing that Percy Isthere there with relatives said Mr Cardozoyesterday yesterday The message reads Percywith with us If1 well It came to Mr uttroffohouse hoiiije while he was In Chicago and It wasopened opened by a servant who transmitted thoI I contents to mo I talked to Mr Kuttroffat I at Chicago over tho telephone and heassured assured me that the message wan all rightI I I expect ho will bo home on Monday wnenwe we will probably get more details of thocnno cnno Who bent tho cablegram or fromwhat what part of England It came I cannot Baynf nf present Nor can I tell how the boygot got to England or what his motive was forgoing going thereYoung Young Kuttroff was on his way to Princeton ton to resume his studies when ho disappeared appeared It was only a few days ago thatthe the reward of 5000 wan advertised In thenewspapers newspapersAt At 17 East Sixtyninth street the residence dence of Adolf Kuttroff the boys fatherIt It was said last night that the cablegramwan wan sent from Liverpool and had been sentby by Percy lumHolf Ho merely paid that hewan wan safe and well and didnt oven intimatethat that ho wan coming home The boy has norelatives relatives in England BO hh family soySEALED flELIIT VERDICT SEA F4EDjury Jar DecIdes Suit Brought b F n Conelms elms Daughter In So MlnutrTho The Jury In the case of Mrs VirginiaCoudert Coudert Benedict against her fathorinlawK K C Ilcnrdlct tho bankor of this cityhanded handed in a sealed verdict in the UnitedStatls State Circuit Court Brooklyn lost evening ing after fifty minutes deliberation ThopUlntiff pUlntiff is a daughter of tho late FrederloU U Coudoft and widow of Mr Benedictsgon eon Frederick Benedict who lost his llfoin in an automobile accident four years agoSho Sho sued to recover securities valued at1OB2 10825 and was represented by Gen Benjamin min r TracyMrs Mrs Benedict testified that she gave herhusband husband the money to buy the securitiesand and he flared them In the custody of E 0Benedict Benedict t Co the head of which wns binfather father After tho death of her husband shepnld pnld herfathorinlnw claimed them In MrBenedicts Benedicts answer to the complaint heollppcd alleged that hIs son was In hU debt for overfIl1IIlO JtuX 000After After the Humming up Judge ThomnsFiild Fiild tho cntlro transaction must be treatedUK UK if Mrs BenedIct hfid been an outsidecustomer customer who had come to tho firm nndhanded handed young Bonrthct the socurltliMm Mm Benedict remained in court until Miehoard hoard what the jury had done BeforeIP letting she intimated that thero might bomore more litigationIXeodver IXeodver for American Resort CornpunjJudge Judge Holt of tho tnitod States DistrictCourt Court has appointed Morton L Tearcyipoiuver receiver in bankruptcy of the assets ofthe the American He ort Company sanatorium rium of 170 Broadway anti flxod IIIH bond nt 1 00 ri ho sanatorium roptrty at LakeMalioj Malioj jo Is valued at 75000liasball I liasball Player Now a PhjslclMil Bert Daly who played baseball on theNt Newark tam of tho Eastern League beganjestsrlay jestsrlay his Urtn as assistant bousephtiklon phtiklon of the Bayonne Hospital Dalybtudiud btudiud niodicino while playing ball and wasrecently recently graduated from a Baltimore collego lego His homo la In Bayotmo Dr LyonsPERFECT PERFECTTooth Tooth PowderOloansoo Oloansoo and beautifies thotooth tooth and purifies the breathUeod UBod by people of refinementfor for over a quarter of a centuryVery Very convenient for touristsPREPARED PREPARED BYMLEOD J cf 2i9ULEOD

MLEOD CASE IN JUIIYS IIAXDSSivean Sivean lie Did Not Dismember the Host onSuit Suit Gate Victim nodyBOSTON BOSTON Doo IThe caso of Dr PercyD D MoLeod charged with being an accessory cessory after the fact intho crime that causedthe the death of Susanna Geary the chorusgirl girl wa given to tho jury at 445 oclockthis this afternoon The court Instructed thoJury Jury to return a sealed verdict tomorrow If one was reachedThe The defendant went upon the witnessBtand stand to explain his connection with thecase case Ho denied any connection whatever ever with the Bishop office 110 said hewaa was called on September 14 to Bee Susanna3eary Geary at OS Winthrop street and found herin in a condition which necessitated immediateaparotoray aparotoray as the only chance to savebar bar llfo He Inquired of Mrs Danawho who had been attending tbe patient andthe the said Dr Pettee Ho telephoned to L rPettoo Pettoo who came and consulted with himDr Dr Pettee put on a mask and suggestedhat that the witness do so though ho had firstseen seen the patient without oneTho Tho operation of lanarotomy was performed formed Thursday For two days injludlng jludlng Saturday when Crawford andEluut Hunt say McLeou suggested disposing ofthe the body tho patient was doing well andseemed seemed likely to recover On Monday September 18 witness made up his mindthe the girl would dill After that day he neversaw saw her again Ha denied absolutely thathe he dismembered her body He said the reason why he did not filedeath a death certificate was that Mrs Danatold told him she had notified the girls mothermd and family physician and that the lattermd had undertaken to file the certificate us aprotection protection to the girls reputationMrs I Mrs Grace Asbmoad Stanford declaredHunt Hunt had lived in Philadelphia at hernothers mother house under the name of DrRoberts Roberts and that Mrs Dean had posedas as his wife when he used the name Drlichardo Richards Mrs Stanford declared Hunthad had told her that when any of his patientsdied I died he out up their bodiesAs As William S Stanford who camo herefrom I from Philadelphia to testify left the courtroom room this noon ho was arrested as a fugitive I tive from justice In Philadelphia whereho I ho should nave appeared as u defendantin Iln a ballot box stuffing case which naacalled called last TuesdayT IT T RI O A Hustles for Uookefcllfr GiftThe The Bedford branch of the Y M C A lahustling hustling to secure 850000 by January l topay pay for Its new building at Bedford avonuoand and Monroe street Brooklyn John DHockoreller j Rockefeller has promised to contribute 100000 If the Y M C A secures tho othlrJ50000 150000 Two hundred members of thejunior junior department are making a houseto to house canvass to rate moneyThree Three Children Die in IlreQUEBEC I i QUEBEC Dec 1Fire in tho residence ofFortunate Fortunate Tropunnier of St Tito Champlain plain county caused the death of his threechildren children The fire which completely destroyed stroyed the dwelling spread BO rapidlythat that all efforts to save tho children woreuseless useless r I GREAT BEARSpring I Spring WaterLife N Life ShouldBe Be HappyGood Good health will mike It to andpure pare water nukai good health Thecoit cod to a tmlly for using GREATBEAR BEAR SPRING WATER whichU II kictertolotlcilly pure U almoitnothing nothing You UTI II a hundredUmei Umei over In reduced doctors bilUand and the lala In health and tappUneu ecu makes life worth the tiringDelivered Delivered at the home in gluiatoppered atoppered bottleITS ITS PURITY HASMADE MADE IT FAMOUSSttouicl Should be inevery every homeEdelhoff oOlJt oo I Edelhoff BrothersI I and Companyf n f Jewelers Silversmithsf lI f andStatipncrs t StatipnersK rAnnounce K g Announce the Opening of TheirStore g Store atFifth 574 Fifth AvenueA It A Urge and stlect itock of GemiJewelry Jewelry and Fine Art Good hubeen been gathered at home and abroad forthe the Holiday TradeInspection Inspection InvtttJCttAOSKY rCIUIJSm G CttAOSKY HKEAKS DOW Iff JAILTrial Trial or IlrookU Lawyer U Set for Deo 14DcHplto DcHplto irrort for DelayBenjamin Benjamin F Chadsey the lawyer whowa wa Indicted for retaining SOOO belonging toa a client and was brought back to Brooklynfrom from Nibs Mich on Thanksgiving Daywas was arraigned bofore Judge Crane in theCounty County Court yesterday His counsel JGrattan Grattan McMahon asked for an adjournment ment in order to prepare the defenceI I will dispose of Ills case during thismonth month said Judge Crane I do not eeewhy why I should treat It differently from anyother other I do not wish to appear harsh butI I BOO no reason why I should make anyexception exceptionTho Tho ISO was set down for December 14 and Cbndsey was taken to jail where hocollapocl collapocl yesterday afternoon and hadto to l o at tended by the jail physician Chadsoy soy in the morning told some of his friendsabout about bU movements during his long absonco sonco from Brooklyn His wife whoaccompanied accompanied him West and who waawith with him when arrested remains withfncnds friends in Chicago J CAMMEYER Jth J bth AVE cor 20th STTHE I THE HARVARD 3 SHOEis Jmust is intended to meet the want of the man who thinks hemust must pay at least 350 to get the sort of shoe he wantsThe The rtlan who has been paying 350 will find the HarvardShoe Shoe is good enough for Kim at 300 The man who hasbeen 1been been paying 300 will find he never boughtso so good a shoe for his money before Weare are not ashamed to stamp the name Cammeyer meyer upon every pair That name on ashoe Ishoe shoe is the most valuable asset we haveThat That name and our experience are behindevery every pair of Harvard Shoes that we sellIn In Patent Leather Wax CalfBlack Black Kid Russia Calf andEnamel Enamel Leather Button Laceand and BlucherStore Store Open Saturdays Until 10 PMBrowning H Browning King CoOBIGINATOBB OBIGINATOBB AND SOLE UAKCR3 OF DA1K SIZES IN CIOTHI1OSomething Something Like ItA A good bracing day after a longspell spell of mild weather sets men towalking walking brisklyLet Let them turn their steps hitherward ward for the Suit or Overcoat whoseprotection iprotection protection makes the cold days a joyOur Our Regular and HaltSizes makethe the Fit merely matter of trying onOur Our Name eliminates any questionas as to Correct CutFrench French Back Paddock or RegularOvercoats15 Overcoats15 to 50Suits Suits 15 to 35Cooper Cooper Square and Brooklyn storesopen open tonight till tenComfort iJaIlsaction I I Comfort with Elffanct said Beau Bntmmil combine to my grtatsatisfaction I satisfaction in my OvercoatBroadway ItBroadway n I t Broadwayat Cooper Squareat IIat at 32d Street at GUi StreetFulton I Fulton Street nt DctCalb Avenue Brooklyn it Fire Destroy Hempitend PlaceHBMTSTBAD HBMTSTBAD L I Deo iThe countryplace place of J Clint Smith near the MeadowBrook Brook Hunt Club was destroyed fire latelast last night Little was saved The house S which was built four years ago coat morethan than 50000 and the furnishings are said toha Oihave have been worth nearly as much more Thehouse Chouse house had been leased for tho last seasonto Ito to P F Collier pi piet etP C r I ao

f J fcb s P 1 cTHE j4 THE originality of flavor of the Murad so pro hs fnounced nounced that I have been asked many times if thiscigarette Icigarette u cigarette contained a new kind of Turkish leaf heretofore f fore withheld from the general market It doe notMURAD j C 1zde MURADCIGABE i1W4kc W4kc CIGARLTE5m CIGABE m lriwt 4L do contain very careful defections from all thetobacco co 4ic tobacco fields of Turkey but that oat r cicit of flavor is due riot so much t theleaf CClg teleaf Clg leaf as to its blending Such a perfectblend I 1 blend was never reached before i themaking making of Turkish cigarettes f It realizesfor 1V I for the first time the full natural richness m V ness of the leaf The flavor is originalbecause 5I3because because it was never produced beforeALLAN F ALLAN RMSAY 10 for 15 Cents j S 5teal iflw JIT JIATL POSTPAIDIT Ttra CMLtOlttnti pe Olttnti from yair dtur P ottea teal 7 c for tJ SISO for on hunirtdALLAN ALLAN RAMSAY SI aill ill Fifth Avenne New York CibCurirI rI t I i 7 i f 11 1t t i C I 5EI i I 1 pC p1 C JAcAL1 4I I ft 4 5 iX71r S SS I Stli Cutlrc the selected Turktihltif for UuradCltarettuB I CltarettuB very Important IUp Thetprlgt S sprigs are carefully stretched upon lon SiC C pal end kept In tho sun enl Just therlbt S inright right pInt of rlptntii 1 ahd i

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j ime ratllT bI Vietn i No More t prtdtrllt rIlMN of Ih lnCrloall 10001110tllf 1110tllf to 110 n i In St Petrnbnrl tlhrl1 l pMHillonr Spirit Han IllctiN N V I oo iItbort J GrosCV DtlKI CV tll Mrond Ivpreoldenl ofIt J tht merirnn Locomotive Company harettirneil It rettirneil from HI IVtorslwrg wIireftVfl u prnlllO W kH Mr lr KH wa nccomChnrlcs hl Irttary Chnrlcs H Muchm 1 ied hy m nnine I Iuin who has been In theStflt ic a aittd Stflt II uiinlH of y nrBfflwnMr fflwnMr iiiiics desired to start for homhi hi had cowidiTaliln trouble on account ofrfke tajinke hh had brought about a comf f iration of buslnewi of all kindei 4 I pro 1et i flally teiurod passage on a smalMiner Miner e the Pinion Mr Gross says thetL itire country n III a stato of anarchyTbo Too itnke be Mid differed from anytrike trike eltr known In the United StatesBone dAYs l ef ro my departure from 9twnburgall Bone ttueburg nil business was closed Hankstiuran tiuran places of amusement newsPHI were stopped all Industrial life hadIlltd 4 PHI Illtd inoliidinR the cutting oft of telehioo tejeph0 electric light gas UghV grarb dwter V the Hotel do Franco whenloors I pped the door and windows on thtfloor round floor wero closed and boarded upJarift 4 ntarly all plalo fl of business that vicinity l bad door nnd windows boarded upSI SI Petersburg was a poethlng volcanoLili t Lili eruption liable to occur at any mowt mfat The many hundreds of employeehe he department of tho Minister of WayiCommunication r Communication including railroadlegrsph e egraph pMt oflloe and mall serviceitctout itctout on htnko to the last man so thaiiben ben a call wat made thereupon one dnjsly sly the Minister Prince Hilkoff with hliodyguard r odyguard was to bo foundThe The peopl gathered in vast masses Inc c ftreets and exciting speeches wonJideat ideat different points but the police solom om Interfered Tho toxin little fool Isrequently tquently applied to the Emperor InsteadI I the former reverential and affectionateiprtsMon IprtS lon little father Very little inffMt ret 18 taken In the Emperors ukasei i ttnke was not in the main for IncreoRoctiM hours of serviceat 10 tiM or reduction in at was a gigantic protest made by everjrofe rofe ion every industry and every callingthe i the country against autocratic governBBt BBt BBtAfter Bailing out on the little Fteameiomea mea at 2 oclock Sunday afternoonober 0 otr M w P passed the little Peterholi rAce located In a corner of tho immensett tt rbof grounds whore the Emperor isayng f anng Ho has not been in St Petersburs mlhui eighteon months Ai we pflS1at 1 MW at a little pier two steam yachtsnth nth deara up In readiness to carry thtEmperor Emperor away if necessary for his safetylong long bodyguard of troops was also seenrrunding imundint the palaceMr Mr Gro s attended a service of baptisrrer er consecration of the infant son of theiporor peror in the Kazan Cathedral Atins ins ceremony the Emperor and EmproMire ire repre fntpd by members of a dueailly illy Th Emperor and Empress did st dnre appear In public oven in tlithedral 0thdral ithedral at this service In which thelitereFt tereFt wa so greatMr Mr Grow repeated a story which wafM M and believed In official circles in Stetereburg etereburg that the Emperor said to Counlitte itte after this special ceremony overbaby baby boy that ho was now ready tcuo belkno in favor of tho baby and have nnppointoJ g nppointoJ and ho would So towhere trnnrI where his wifes relatives arelhat d that Count Witte said to him Yourrial rial Majesty you would never liveB B jet to Denmark your safety dependsyour r n your remaining here in the littleiMhof iMhof palaceMr Mr Gross explained that tho people werejted ate l for their own safety to stay awayrom rom the streets which wore patrolled byhe he VxackB find other troops with gunsa a their hand not on their shoulders so ready for instani useTtts9 Ttts9 revolutionary demonstmtiongsid sid art1 evidently inspired and directedty ty Mme unknown central head or leaderho tM Issues orders which are In some wayoomunicated oomunicated even when the mail n rind Te and the telegraph cannot be usedThe The occasion has not yet arrived for tlisiSmtfaK iSmtfaK pjwpr to make a public appoarux ux t VOTE FOR EACH CHILDtobanrt I tobanrt and n Ifr Should have It Womansnmorrntlo nmorrntlo Cluti Is Toltllawson lawson Purdy talked before the Womansnocratic i nocratic Club ut tha Hoffman Houaonight L night Fifty women and one childted ted to hi remarks on Murphy J romoBWII BWII auTnga and Thomas TeffprsonHtally Htally aid Mr Purely Mr Murphysuh I suh a lud fellow A faint cheerhv M1rN hv mid Mnc3 1 Maybe he isntIei Imd he I paintedlnr lnr ay you tictes have put him in theJes Jes chur I IleprtRied njiplauae IfW W dont IIKO him you cau tako him away li oire Tell us howl Why If you hadTJnded TJnded hiffnip for yourselves you couldKot live got it and won at any election Bn tVSYOU ill Int Murphy and othr bosnesaincortr aincortr 1 It you demand suffrage youcut CUeut him outUdiw Udiw 1 am for universal suffrageIr vILe I01oo ripping applausol II bert ll rt that a girl of 18 has more sense thanof lib of si Tempostuous cheering andcontinur1 11U2 continur1 clapping I think thatband Wh band and wifo who bring children tothe Torld should he a vote for eachH I r H They should divide the votes 1chIn Witt halfi i mite8 thniv lliuo nv1 children saidts Ij j dde agrd woman with a Pinceneztiu4 tail tiu4 Marcel wave l Laughter and apJlL I1t JlL j ly want a hit stumped HoRraHtl I RraHtl frft nnutfl while fhefH y womenRr IB nrrdel hnIbrd nilmilyi houfdalii rnlns ho said the woman Iluba isu tll Sllrp votes and Bvo thoI 1 Fand the two I PPln wand laughterIe Ie cant Mnptl for Jrnw Wy ladiPsI one alfl llint TomaH Jefferson fltl1 was antf htitIJrT1t fOh Oh and I cant beAnd IIbn But he Iti iiul Purdy And Ibn moroHamilton 1a an that III Saul Hamilton was a giantMon VhIch II a In Mon that was piped a up io4ht oi from th hak of the room I t he was In Iarifcf tu cf PIau anll PIIarrsteYl teYl Before and fter Leo Ditrioh teinM farce will omrnnCtJ its engllRementr at ti M Monhnitan r Ihatre on Tuesday lJOt Tflber t2 instead of the preoodingTh bIotdy a lwllee nnnnnncodiat The J ro mini I that m1nned the W Athu n11 hPtidoli I tidoli 25v Y44terlhy cent to thu Itrforlrulij relII t of the benefit III OVer tllhe phI hlb Il1l1ons from friond8thc 10 ern n 1r iIfniy Arthur I I thc nntllHh rlramath th Aas I iC to llnlp Krohmnn forplace place rlt ra trnr cnionial which takescni d i lional cni nlJ at the I1rol1dwar ThNltroator ator Ifol receixod uro 1onv WoOdford S I nHI YIr 50 StMartPlJp PlJp 25 nfr v I 110110 SIS M K ISklnrer liii I r1 lnofi nod J20 QthGeorge fJoJ Mrs bit hOr errmann George b h JSli nil 2 li Art StorePaintings Paintings But Not atArt Art Store High PriceoWo I i i Wo mention today for exampleEvening i Evening by G ZacchiGold I Gold frame andhadow hadow box 24x50I I I 14000HEARST II I MAL1AMTlAU TIlAOa IIt It II I I HEARST GAINS ON RECOUNTContinued I I Continued from Pint Pogthad I had taken them out ho held up the box amtapped tapped it like the stage magician to IIhowIt it was empty and then the recount beganTho The Hearst lawyers watched the ballots as they were taken up ono by one like somany many hawks The McClellan lawyers oneTammany Tammany lawyers were not behind thenin in interest Accountants for both sideswith with big tally sheets began keeping talliesAll All of the Inepectors seemed to be a blidared dared by the proceedings and the lawyersversed versed in the Election law really dlrectecthem them The ballots were first sorted Instraights straights and splits and then the votecalled called offWhen When the vote was announced tho flrstime time revealing a change In the total ofsplit split ballots there was much excitementAssistant Assistant Corporation Counsel Butts dienot not seem to believe the figures of his owraccountant accountantI I insist that they be counted againhe he saidVery Very well said the Hearst people whcwere were smiling all overSo So the oount began all over again IIcame came out the fame I told you we madea a mistake In counting them splits saidono one of the Inspectors The others laughedNone None of them seemed to take It very seriously ously After this was over new retumtwore I wore made out It took three hours to getthrough i through with the first box of ballotsTho Tho Court reconvened at oclock andthe the one In thE Sixth Election district ofthe I the Second was taken up They got to workfaster faster this time When this resulted inrevealing revealing another mistake In tho countof of split Ijflllots and anothor gain for He ritthe the Hearst people could not contain theirJoy Joy The nrxt two boxes were opened togethertho tho lawyers and watchers dividing up between tween two tables The inspectors In the I Tenth of the Second wAre happy that theircount count wits correct hut It was in this cittilctthat that the ballots showed so many queermarks I marks all of which were noted by tbolawyers lawyers as grounds for mandamusesThe The remaining ballot box that of a disUlH UlH in the Sixth Assembly district was notopened I opened last night It was in that districtthat that Lawyer Alesnndor a Jerome watchersaid said he saw thirtythree void votes countedfor I for McOlellan in the face of his pre tettTho The lawyers decided to ask tho court to direct what should he done in thU case before the box was openedClarence Clarence J Sbearn said that the results In the four districts justified everything they had said Mr Yongo who is the Hearst expert on tally sheets enldThe The results of the reoauvaea show thattho tho Inspectors miscounted split ballots totho I tho gain of McClcllftn and the loss of HearstWe j We have reason to believe that the fraudcommitted committed extends through the greaternumber number of districts in the city If itturna turtLe out in other dIRtrlCrR It has In thesoMr Mr Hearst Is elected on the countOne One of those who watched the first boxopened opened was F W Johnston a Jeromewatcher I watcher The day after election MrJohnston Johnston made an affidavit to tho Hearst I people showing the mistake made In thecount I count His figures were absolutely verifiedwhen when the votes wore recountedInflordor Inflordor to get any more ballot boxesopened opened the Hearst people must apply formoreorders moreorders They will probably be Krantodnow now At least tbn Hearst lawyers think soThe The McClellan lawyers had nothing to say last night except that It was too early to show any convincing resultsThe The proceeding before the Board ofCanvassers Canvassers In the City Hall last night wereadjourned adjourned In a hurry Chairman Doullhad had summoned 100 inspector to correctreturns returns They were all present at 8oclockwhen when Alderman Doull in some excitementfrot rot up and announced the Attornoy General had stated that they bad booncorrecting correcting returns in an mew mannerHe He then adjourned tbo proceeding pending ing an opinion from the Corporation CounBf I Bf l When ho finished talking Deputy AttomnvOeneml Blau soldI I I will state for the benefit of the Inspectors toTs that if they make any correction orchange i change in the returns thoy are doing so attheir I their own perilMr Mr Blau Mid that under Section 132 oftho I the Metropolitan Election law this was acriminal criminal offence Chairman Doull got madat at this He jumped up to the rostrumand and saidRemember Remember Inspectors you are all cityofficers officers and your authority Is not the Attornotenernl notenernl nut tho Corporation CounselAttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral Mayer sent a letter toDoull Doull In which be saidI I have been Informed that the electionofDoers ofDoers have been summoned by the Boardof of anvawra and permitted to make corrections rections on original documents I am toldlhat i that this has been a custom followed for anumber number of ream I do not know any provision I vision of law that Justifies this course Youwill will readily appreciate that original document menU of this character should In no mannerbe be chanced o modifiedIf I at any time It should be necessary to prodiico duN documents beforth OrandMurror or before a court In connection with criminalproceeding proceeding bleb It maybe my dUI to takothese these may be necessary and there would bogreat great embarrassment and difficulty In proving ing the original statement whatever safeguards guards may be takenAlready Already some c ectlnn Inspectors havobeen been Indicted and same of these documentsmay may be necessary evidence to present to thecourts courts I therefore Inset lhat no change bemado made In hA orltr rial document by dlrecton ton of the Board of lanvasera or ohewaeMr Mr Doull said that he would not proceeduntil Daul until he had tho Corporation CounselsopinioYC oplnl01 He said that the returns hadbeen been effected in the same manner for yearsThe The law says that changes should only be mode by affixing separate slips Doullhas has been scratching out figures and orderIng lag inspectors to write in new onesMORE MORE ELECTION ARRESTSInspectors Inspectors In Two Brooklyn Districts 00CIO VoteiThn CIO of Aconptlnc Illegal The Democratic and Republican electioninspectors inspectors In the Second and Twelfth EoO ion districts of the Second Assembly district ton trict Brooklyn were arrested yesterday onindictments indictments charging them with acceptingIllegal Illegal votes and making false returns Theaccused accused are Abraham i aoobs George Buttowor tower Hugh OHaro and Patrick J OConnor nor of lugh Second Election district andVincent JamesGolclan Vincent Stable John K Hunter Golclan and George R Connors of thoTwelfth Twelfth Election district They were arraigned raigned before Judge Crane in the CountyCourt Court and after pleading not guilty weroheld I held under bonds for trial FUN AT ST ANDREW DINNER GEN FOnTER TELLS Of SCOTCHMAXS MAXS ADVICE TO DAUGHTERPatrick Patrick Franoti Murphy Hajt theand Lsenand and MOt Fertile Indiutry In BootlaniIt II Making Prime Ministers for tnltaJoieph IIndomJoseph I Ctionte SpealuEarly Early in the dinner of tho Society of StAndrew Andrew held at tho Waldorf last nightRear Rear Admiral Coghlan said to Gen HoraoPorter Porter former Ambassador to FrancoWhy Why doe the Scotch piper walk up ancdown downI I dont know said Don Porter Iguceits its to got away from tho soundThat That was the spirit of the dinner Everyone one was humorous to tho point of flippancyTho Tho toastmaster wan William DutloDuncan Duncan president of the society Amonjthoso those with him at tho speakers table wenMorris Morris K Jesup Rear Admiral CoghlanSir Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke J PlerponMorgan Morgan Sir Poroy Sanderson and tbiRev Rev Donald Sage MackayThe The banquet hall of the Waldorf waicrowded crowded with diners and the galleries wenfilled filled with women It 1 one of the brilliant lint dinners of the season The RevHugh Hugh Black associate pastor of St GeorgeUnited United Freo Church Edinburgh was thifirst first speaker Tills Is one of his sayingsOne One of the reasons why the native ScotsIn In this country are disinclined to go lntpolitics politics Is because they cannot bo PresidentTbo The Soot doos not push his Scottlshnesianyway anyway Joseph I Choato oxAmbassador to thiCourt Court of St James made one of his follcitouispeeches speeches I run mostly to humor but hlireference reference to Mary Queen of Scots whO faults met with were applauseThe redeemed by her sufferingsmet The ties that bind Scotland to Americahe h said In closing are very very closeand and may those ties never b brokenGen Gen Porter told of the Scotchmanadvice advice to his daughter Keep your eye on the ground It will give you a reputation tion for Scottish maidenly modesty and attimes times you may spy a moet sidewalk walkPatrick Patrick Francis Murphy who respondedto t the toast The Scot Away From Homesold sold that ho was Irish by extraction Engllsnby by speech American by residence andhalf half Scotch half seltzer by choiceScotland Scotland today wild Mr Murphy Is a paradise with fifteen different religlouinecte Mote 8000 churches 2fO golf links andthe the largest ond most fertile industry ismaking making Prime Ministers for the UnitedKingdom Kingdom Today a Scot is Prime MinisterBO Kngom leader of the opposition Sir Henry CempbellBannerman and if he failsthere there ts Lord Rosebery Mr Anaulth andJohn I John Morley The wheel of politic T volves but the British Empire alwaysfinds finds a Scot at the topIt It seems that transplanting the Celt Isan a essential condition to his successfulgrowth growth In this country especially theirgenius genius Is vitalized by the atmosphere ofAmerican American life It is a rare thing to findmillionaire millionaire Irishmen in Dublin and thereare are very few Sots in Edinburgh who canafford afford eT indulge in the luxury of that Carnegie negie feelinglhat lhat great librarian Is still telling unhow how much better It Is to got wisdom thanriches riches and he might add how much easierHe He shows the advantage of being born inthe the purple of lowly poverty and the pictureof of the voting man a gentleman by birthand and 0 laborer by payHe He pitifi the young person afflictedwith Iwith with a incom and says that it is a disadvantage vantage to a baby to b preceded by afather father who is wealthy S for the benefitof of mankind if poverty did not exist itwould would be necessary to invent It Unfortunately tunately It Is onlv the wealthy who areaware aware of the wretchedness of the richThe The Greeks had a classical sayingFirst First acquire an independent income thinpractise tluroan practise virtue I is said that there Is areward reward attached to virtuous poverty I has been noticed however that virtuouswealth I wealth can marry almost anybody ButMr Mr Carnegie finds the gilded chains ofwealth wealth heaviest of all and he wishes todisentangle disentangle himself into poverty and inendeavoring endeavoring t do it gracefully and alsobenefit benefit the human raN he Is thrown intoembarrassing embarrassing conjectures and often intode despairAt At the St Andrews banquet lost yeara a born Soot referred to that master craftsman Ima man In literature that connoisseur of thovalue value and color of words Robert LouisSteon I Steen ni ho quoted that classic sentenceBO so Intense with feeling The land of ourbirth I birth is the only true land all the othersare a pleasent Infidelities and tonightwhen when the warm blood of over Scotsmanhere here responded to the sentiments expressedby by Mr Choato on thJ land we live Inmight might we not go to the opposite belieffrom from Stnveaon and agree with the Irishpnllosophsr philosopher when he uttered that dellcous fidous Hlbernltism every man loves hisnative native Und whether he was born Hieroor or notMAGISTRATE MAGISTRATE CALlS DOTTYTakes Takes Hack Six lot Penalty for HoboBe Be Once licfrtcndrriJamea James Rbanelay of Providence R I wasone one of a number of lodging house hoboaarraigned arraigned lore Magistrate Crane In thoWost West Side court yesterday As soon as thoMagistrate Magistrate took a good look at Shanoley hepaid paid severely You are 1 scoundrel I know you Youcamo came before mo in the First court and I gayou iyou you money for food and to help you gethome home You told me you had a father InProvidence Providence and that Ir you could get homeyou you would have work and live decentlyWhen I to ticket Ithought When pave you money buy a tcket thought I won doing you good but hereyou you are again Ill send you up for sixmonths months Now tell mo what you did withthat that money I went to Providence all right Judgebut but there was notliii1 dour so I came backtHow How did you get buckI I walkedAnd And how long did it take youA A week your HonorWell Well said the Court I wont send youaway away Ill make you walk back to Providence dence You are discharged but if you arebrought I brought before me again I will send you t the island for six months sureBOXIXO BOXIXO l SHAttKEY 4 CStirring Stirring Three Hound Ilouta Attract aI lArge CrowdBoilne flexing enthusiasts turned out In laresnumbers numbers at the Hharkor A C Slityflfthstreet street and Broadway last night and sawoms lore exceptionally stirring bouts TomBharkcy Bharkcy the exsailor after whom the clubis is named officiated as referee and taw thatthe the contestants did their dutyTho The first pair wore Young Sharkey andYoung Young fllanif Sharkpjr foiled to show anrexceptional exceptional flstlr qualities and after receiving ing a good drubbing quit In the second roundKid Kid Condon was too much for Kid bharp andthe the bout nos stopped In the second with Condon don thn victor in every round of the threein in the next bout Kid Englo and Frank Howemade made things hum Hone landed his left withall all his force on his mans body and face butwas was unnbln to put him out Lngln wa gameand and once In a while made I good tameand Jim Donovan of England made a punchingbag bag of Dutch Walter I husky middleweightIn In the next contest Donovan has a foodstraight straight left and he scored with this handcontinually continually In the third round Donovanhad cOfUnualy bleeding and reeling from rightcronsei crosses but did not follow up hlk advantageTommy Tommy Stone and Young Smith nave a nnndisplay display of clean hlltlne and science In thonext next essay Stone allowed Smith to cmo to him and when he did ripped over rightsand and lefts Smith fought back and at the endof of the contest succeeded In making an evenAndy thing of Andy Valsh the Old time pugilist whowas was rated pretty hlfh In his professionduring during the Morton law nivys met In the windup up with Sailor Burke a new comer Thecontest contest wan OflC of the liveliest of the nightboth both men walloping each other for keepsIn throuiot In the first round Burke fairly smotheredWalsh Walsh with body blows but In the secondWalsh Walsh Kot home a number of swings on theJaw IJIW Jaw Andy wan weak nt the bell In thethird third Walsh pulled himself together and mixedIt It up for keeps He smashed his man rightand and left and seemed to he In the butter condition dition at the end Burke appeared thouvhto I to have all the better of the mil 5 SOY COVtiTEnFElTEn CAVOHTPolice Police Find a Fine Layout of Mouidi andToolt Tools tii nil Coney Island ShackThe The Conoy Island police bagged a counterfelter fetter lat night He is eighteenyearoldPhilip Philip Hodge who lives with his family at 117 Neptune avenue Conoy Island Theboy boy who smokes cigarettes and is veryfond fond of reading dime novell had a first classlayout layout of counterfeiting toolsTho Tho place ho used for his den Is an abandoned doned shack In the meadows at tho foot off Hxth street In the place were found diesfor for cents quarters halves and dollarsThero for 1 and 3 billsIn There woro also platen bilsIn had forgo ondbellows In addition young Hodge a bellows files weights brazere mould andother other things that go with 1 wellregulatedcounterfeiting counterfeiting layout He also bad in theshock shock SI7 In good money Of this amountIliO IliO was In bills of different denominationsand and 22 was in changeTho The boy took his arrest Indifferentlyand the excitement hocaused and seemed to enjoy exciement caused Ho refused to make a statementThe The case will come up this morning In theConey Coney Island police courtJT JT LPHILIURUONI CPHILHARMONIC I PHILHARMONIC MUSIC Victor Herbert Conductor and flaoul PugmHololit Hololit at the Name ConcertTho Solels te Tho Philharmonic Societys Decombeimatinco matinco took place yesterday at CarnegliHall Hall The programme consisted ofDvoraks Dvoraks From tho New World symphonyGriegs Griegs piano concerto the theme ancvariations variations from Schuberts D minor quartetand and Llsztn symphonic poem Lea Preludes ludes The conductor was Victor Horbenand and the solo pianist Rooul PugnoIn In the search after heroes of the botoitho tho society occasionally turns its gaz homeward and twice it has fallen uporMr Mr Herbert who used to bo ono of thecellists cellists in the orchestra before ho took tobeing being a nuocessful maker of operettas anta a star conductor I was not unnatural I that he should elect to make his largestessay essay yesterday with the Americarsymphony symphony of Dvorak for he studied itwith with tho society and Anton Seldl when llwas was prepared for its first disclosure to thtworld world of music lovorsMr Mr Herberts reading was admirableIt I was poetic in mood and exquisitelywrought wrought out The conductor accomplished pushed much In the department of tonalbalance balance and beauty The Philharmonichas has rarely produced such a refined toneas alt did yesterday The brass and batterywere knitIn were restrained and the strings wore er rtrnlne In a fir and sonorous mass The woodwind wind played better than usual but thnEnglish playe came near to spoiling thelovely Englllb bor Cme ner llplng lovely slow movement by being out oftune tune tuneMr Pugno beat out of the piano beforehtm him some of the most hardened and heartless less tone I hal been the unhappy lot ofmusic music lovers to hear this season TheGrieg Grieg concerto a cheerfully inoffensivecomposition transformed into clangorof composition was tmn fored a of trouble and str The accompaniment ment was quite in keeping with tho noloperformance performance for here Mr Herbert wasmerciful merciful in obliterating all possibility ofcontrast contrast between the orchestral tone andthat that of the piano The concert will be T peated tonightUSO USO I7EWMV TRAGEDYArrla Arrla nnd Mrgiallna Produced at theInlne Irving Place TlieatreA I classic Gorman tragedy Arria undMossalma Mossalma wan played last night at thoIrving Place Theatre The ijUt Irving fat r Thl programmejust just said it had five acts At 1 ocok IMarcul Marcus the boy hero was doad Jfeswinathe the villain had fainted over his body andthe the audience thought they had Been fiveacts started homeward boundin acts S they Atarte homewar in a hunch The ushers came down thenUlofi aisles and asked them to wait for the lootact act Ono of the first five was only a sceneit it appears The last act ended at 1140with with throe more German Roman doadThe The tragedy by Wllbrandt Is the storyof I of a struggle between tho wife of the hmperor peror CJau fiu iinnd a noblewomnn namedlrria I lrria for the life of the latters son Theboy I Ara boy la head over heels in love with thoEmpress I Empress Mescaline the Empress in astormy stormy sort of enchantress wilful and corrupt rupt The struggle reaches a climax whenthn the boy given up the problem and killshimself I himself Then JieaJinci forces A ma themother mother to kill herself and her aged husband band Finally Unealina L aR herrebellious rebellious soldiersGertrud Gertrud Arnold as Afe alma made herfirst first appearance under Herr Conrieditmanagement management She is an emotional actressand and German like Is stooklly built Theaudience I audience listened quietly through all actsand and applauded regularly at the curtainIt It was a good houseHarry Harry Waldpl n Marcus got his shareof of approval There wasnt a chance vervoften oanoo n often t give It during the sustained pitchof of the scones so the audience lumped Itfor for everybody in three or four curtain callseach each act Elizabeth Arrians B Ama anda a nSTr actor Llcho on Vorrissus seemedto to be popularHAEXSEL HAEXSEL UD GRETEL AGAIHnmprrdtnoki Hnmprrdtnoki Fairy Opera DelIghts aLarge Large Audience at the MetropolitanHumpordlnckB HumpordlnckB charming operettaHansol limed und Qretel wa repeated lastnight night at the Metropolitan Opera HouseThe The audience was sufficiently large todispel dispel all doubts of the power of tho workto to satisfy operatic audiences who arowont wont to get their singing and their spectacle cle on the large plan It looks now a IfHansel Hansel und Qretol had taken a newlease lease of lifo This should b a cause forrejoicing rejoicing for the charming nature of thoGerman German fairy tale Q bodied forth in themusical musical picture of Humperdinck Is unquestionable tionableA A more beautiful score has not beenmade made known of late at the MetropolitanIt I Is full of freshness and poetry and yetIts Its continual parody of the imposingWagnerian Wagnerian method is BO masterly so humorous morous BO intensely clever that It givesthe the knowing ones no end of gvesthe The performance lost night differedin in no essential respects from Its predecessorSomething Something more may be said of MmoHomers Homers impersonation of the Witch Thisis is one of the best things this conscientiousartist artist has done She gives a fine touchof of humor to the thing but without obscuring ing the air of given realism which belongsto to it To lose that would be to rob thewhole whole of that Gllbertlan solemnity whichcharacterlres characterlres ItThe The orchestral part of last nights performance formance moved with more certainty thanbefore before but the mincing still left somethingto to be desiredsuorDor IliOIJDOJN suorDor BEATS FAOAXnm nm He Will Continue to Fight for Controlof of Jersey City OrganizationThero Thero wan a showing of hands of thofollowers followers of Col Samuel Dickinson R publican leader in Hudson county andMayor Mayor Mark M Fagan of Jersey City at ared red hot special meeting of the Hudsoncounty county Republican committee last nightand and the Dioklnsonltes came out on topTho Tho test of strength took place on a motion thom t refer the matter of making arrangements mente for the primaries to the executivecommittee committee as usual City Collector EdwardFry Fry of Jersey City chairman of tho committee mitten refused to put the motion cot appeal was taken from the decision of thechair appI chair The chair was not sustained by avoto vote of 181 to 1S1 showing the rolatixestrength strength of the opposing factions Tho Dickliniites liniites were jubilant over their ictor The Fagan faction will continue their fightfor for tho control of the committee at thoparty party primaries next Wednesday night I ThoConfection Confection of QualityCHOCOLATES CHOCOLATES BONBONSBREAKFAST BREAKPAST COCOAand I and dainty toothsome candies ofevery every description fresh each dayASK ASJ FORRepeals 4 Repeals PebblesThe The latest delicious and mostunique unique novelty In confections 431 FIFTH AVENtJEBctSSth BctSSth 39th 6U 328 COLUMBUS AVENUEAbore75th8t Abore75th8t 46 W lastbTsTREBTSent Sent by mull or express to any address I YowardShoe ShoeThe The Coward Bunion Shoela I made upon a special last expressly for the bunion footIt It affords the needed room aroundthe the painful enlarged joint and at thesameOtime sameOtime fits the rest of the foot intrm atrim trim snug mannerAfter trm snu After you have experienced the gratefa tel relief afforded by a COWARD youwill will wear nothing elseSOLD SOLD NOWHERE ELSEJAMES JAMES S COWARD 268274 Greenwich St N YAB rUB W1H1IK ITXEETMall Mall Orders Pilled SttidtorOtnioicuPAUL I PAUL KELLY UNDER ARRESTTrris TILLS OF snooTixa AXD AIVKSFOlR FOUR ME WHOM POLICE SEEKDeclares Declares That lIeu Illilnt Jill Harringtonhut hut That an Effort las Made to KillHim Him Ganc Leader Hail Hern In tptown town Flat Since the his of the MiootlnsPaul Paul Kelly who ran the Little Naplesdive dive at Great Jones street and the Dowel I In which William Harrington was shot ondkilled killed was taken into custody yesterdayKelly Kelly notified tho Mercor street police thatho ho was ready to give himself up and Date tivo McOee wan sent to get himMcGeo McGee found him in a fat at 1228 Parkavenue avenue Kellys wife was there I wasjust just waiting to go down town ho saidThere There was a satisfied smile on his facowhen when ho wild It for his brother Joe VaccarolU carolU who hasnt assumed the Kelly norndo do guerre had told the police whore Paulcould could be foundKelly Kelly was marched down to the CriminalCourts Courts Building and taken before AssistantDistrict District Attorney Cardozo I turned outthat that Mr Cardozo had had an interviewwith with Kollys brother on Wednesday nightand and that at the interview Brother Joe hadpromised promised to produce PaulKiMly Kelly is a slim weak looking chap and hewalked walked meekly enough in Mr Cardozosoffice office Then he talked for two hoursHe He had been sworn and he was warnedthat that If he didnt tel tho truth ho would behauled hauled up for perjury Mr Cardozo believes lieves that he told the truth for Kellysstory story agreed In almost every particularwith with that told by a friend of Harringtonwho who was with Harrington when he was shotHarringtons Harringtons friend told his story sexeradayN day agoKolly Kelly in his statement implicated fourmenyoug men young toughs of the Boery stripeA A man whose nickname is Biff bscsuschis his surname Is like that of a once famousBiff Biff was named by Kelly as the manwho I who did the shooting Detectives weresent sent out to get this Biff and his throecompanions I companionsAccording According to Kelly he was in his saloontalking talking to Harrington and another manwhen when four men walked In Kelly andHarrington Harrington were standing at the hacked end of the bar One of the fourtho tho man who did tho shooting ordereddrinks drinks and asked Kelly and Harringtonto to Join them Then he began to talk aboutthe the shooting of an Italian named Slrooooalso also known as Rocoo in Kellys place twonights nights before Tho four men blamed Kellyfor for the shooting Ho protested that he knewnothing nothing about Itthat he wasnt in theplace place at the timeAh Ah you done it or you framed it saidon on of tho quartetteKcllr Kelly offered to prove his InnocenceHe He wanted to take the four belligerents tosee see some of his friends who would exp lainthat that he couldnt know anything about theshooting shooting of KoccoTer Ter hell wld you said one of thempulling pulling a revolver Kelly ducked to oneside side The pistol was fired and Harringtonfell fell Kelly ran down a stairway to thecellar Reiy cellar Some one followed close behindhim celar Two more shots were fired One ofthem them burned a spot on Kellys waistcoatTh The other cut through It He wasnt hurtWhen When he got to the foot of the stairstho the man who followed him was on top ofhim him Kelly thought It was one of theattacking attacking party Ho grabbed him got afirm firm grip and shoved him in front ofas himB as a shieldFour I Four shots were fired When Kelly feltsure sure that the firing was over he marchedhis his protector up stairs in front of him Hothought thought he had an enemy when ho got Inthe the bright light of tho saloon he found hohad had Harringtons friendThe The saloon was deserted save for Harrington rington Kelly turned him over and lookedat ringon face The guys dead he saidThen Then he turned to the dead man friendSklddoo Sklddoo he said Kelly closed the frontdoor Skddoo door put out the lights and left the plaooIn In charge of the dead man who had beenbooked booked up against n wallKelly Kelly says he went to the friends housewhere where he was found yesterday and stayedthore there without taking great pains to hideWhere Where wero the police Kelly says hodoesnt doesnt knowWhile While In tho Criminal Courts BuildingKellys Kellys brother tried to tackle an eagercamera camera manCoroner Coroner Goldcnkronz held Kelly n nwltnew wItness and locked him up In the House ofDetention Detention without ball The inquest willbeheld beheld thin morning I wan said last niijhtthat that It w probably turn out that Harrington I ton was shot an the result of a plan by agang gang to wipe out KelyfW fW l II I I I Ut I i t HI I I 1t V t 1I c I iiI 4 i rnTflRLA7 I I I I A7The The PIANOThat That Is a COMPLETE GiftThe The delightful instrument that ANYONE can playSimply I Simply an excellent Upright Piano when the finishedmusician I musician sits down to play it by hand Ready at thetouch 1 I touch of a lever to bo played with a music roll by thoperson I person who knows nothing of notes or kersor to plaY 1i i tho piece that happens to be unknown to tho musicianThe S I I The AUTOPIANOTheso J These two letters from LU1ZA TBTRAZZINI one ofthe the Metropolitan Opera House Stars tell just how excellent iceUent cellent the AUTOPIANO is notwithstanding the factthat that we insist on selling it for 48 though it haw norival rival approaching it in artistic qualities at a hundreddollars dollars more Read the lettersLetter Letter NoTo JTho The Autopiano is a blessing to humahltj I should be in everyhome home for it brings with it tho culture and refinement which onlytho rtho fthe tho compositions of the great masters afford I find I can play thegreat jgrat great operas with tho same fooling and expression with which I singthorn thor I love to play Itit is wonderfulLetter Letter No 2I 1more I have now used the Autopiano for over n month and I feel evenraoro more enthusiastic over it than ever before It has been such a constant stant delight and pleasure to mo that I now consider it ono of mydearest dearest friends and have decided to take it to Italy with moI I enclose in this letter my chock in paymentDemonstration Demonstration at your convenience Sold for cash oron on easy payments Your old pianoif you have onetaken taken in part payment piano Store Fifth floorJOHN JOHN WANAMAKERFormerly Formerly A T Stewart CoBrold Broadway Fourth A venue Ninth an Tenth Streets I 1 No indeedHe He needs no written reminderthat that its winter overcoat timeThe The freezeup caught him ina a fine Fall coat and he wont forget get the shiver until hes snug ina a Winter weightRegular Regular knee lengthLong Long coatBeltback Beltback or paddocki6 16 toROGERSPEET 65ROGERSPEET ROGERSPEET COMPANVTkrie These Broadway Store2SS 2SS B4 2 1260t at at ItWurtiit Wurtiit Utlit 32nl IAI MAY APPEAL FROM IttSHOPrxeommontcmtlon rxeommontcmtlon for Attendance onDivorced Divorced lana Wedding nrientedOMAHA I OMAHA Neb Dec tFather Colanerichancellor chancellor of the Omaha diocese of theCathollo Cathollo Church said somewhat sharplyregarding regarding the excommunication of MIA Mae Hamilton for acting as bridesmaid atthe the marriage of Miss Marguerite Pritchottto to Congressman John L Kennedy whosedivorced divorced wife Is living that the Incident Isclosed Scannell declined to discussIt closed Bishop Sannell deoclned dllussIt It further Friends of Miss Hamilton who haverallied rallied to her support declare howeverthat that the Incident In not closed Theyemphatically emphatically declare that It Is moro than I The Britishers whothese m y ithese these I perfectly silk hats ripping might call themperfectly j1these Meaning that in all Englandj j there are no finer I toppersthan J than these weve just imported 8 iV 8We We dont believe theres a better silk hat made in thiscountry country than our own I 86 ROGERS PEET COMPANYThree II Three troiiurij Slot j iI I 253 842 1260epposits Joppte opposite near oppealttCitj City Hall Union Square Ciodej Squrprobable p probable that Miss Hamilton mav take ena arpel to a Church authority higher thantho tho Bishop and some of thorn are urgingher her to do soSo S far as can be learned no Catholioexcept except Miss Hamilton witnessed the marriage riage ceremony though some attended thereception reception following It While accordingto to Bishop ScanneUs pastoral they tinnedknowingly I knowingly In attending the reception it IH not understood that they a to sufferany any penalty for It I is positively statedthat that they will not be excommunicatedMrH Mrs Pritchett mother of Mrs Kennedy declines to give the names of those Cntholicwho Ctholl who attended the reception and e do otherpersons persons Interested in the affairFrank Frank Hamilton vicepresident otMorchats thoMerchants Merchants National Bank brother of Mi t Hamilton refused to discuss the affair I YOUR AILMENT IS NATURES REPROOFTo To overcome that ailmentYou You require Natures AssistanceENDS ENOS FRUIT SALTtS tS NATURES OWNand REMEDYand and a unsurpassed one it is peculiarly adapted for any constitutional tional Wcakncas of the Liver possesses the power of reparationwhen when digution has been disturbed or lot and places the invalid onthe the right track to HealthA A WORLD OF WOES Is avoided by those who keep anduse use BNOS I FRUIT SALTNO NO FAMILY SHOULD EVER BE WITHOUT ITOAUTIONEiamfnf OAUTIONEiamfnf lr Capntti ant w Hat I It rkt ItSfr1 rRVlT SALTotirwtit otirwtit iou hare lx iltutint form ft falUry litfTJTlOtPr Prepseed only by J C ENO Ltd FRUIT SALT I WORKS London 89En End by J C BNOS PatantWhoet Whoet l8 of Henri F Forn RAtCo f Vf ncrtS Xori wilikurn Street New TOTk 1 I il

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rri J I L r r Co 11t assJSto s fS ffSATURDAY I SATURDAY DECKMBEH 2 1003Entered Entered at the Post Ofllceat New Yoik D XecumClass Class Moll MatterNubsi Nubsi tlptlon by Mull IoslpnldAIIY AIIY Per Month Kf 50r r AIIY Iir inr n 11 SUNDAY Per Year 00IAILY j f DAILY XI V XUAY Per Year H 11 DAILY AND tilVDAV Per Montht 1OPostage t Postage tu Ulrica countries aitdcilPublished Published by The sun Printing and IulillhlilngAssociation NIIlIU In the llorough ofManhattan Association n no NaviiuMrict Uorolh Manhattan New YuiKIf If our frtcnils trio for ut with mannsrrlplt forpubUtatton 1 pubUtatton irfjft U ho r rejected a rllf returned Iif Imuifln muifln all casts it nil jMmpj for Hint purpoirUluch Uluch Less Tin n JitRtloc totry Secretary tary TaftWo Wo cnlled at tention last Tuesday to thl Baltimore Suns surprisini porvorsion ofSecretary Secretary TAITS Btntoment nl out tlioprotean protean of cittuil work on the IsthmusOur Our mirncsnko misrepresented Mr TAFTits i its having tlcdnred nt Ht Ixiiii that onhis his recent visit to Panama IIP WI unable able to neo n marked tlifferMieo oven inoutward outward iippearanees from conditionsobserved observed on his previous visit I year agonnd nnd unable to flY with much emphasisund and certainty that real work has beendone done Inc is beiiiR done Whnt Mr TAFTdid did say at St LouiH IB precisely tho opposite posite of thin Ho declared thnt he wn able to HCO a marked differenro ovenIn In outward appearances nnd nblo tosay say with much emphasis und certaintythat that real work hiI been done and is beingdone doneTho f Tho Baltimore Sun now withdraws thefalso falso version of Secretary TAFTS Atatoment ment with tho following explanationfind find nuaUfied anoloirv Thcun hastens to correct the error of statement ment Into which It was led by I usually carefuland I and accurate contemporary thf HnctnffritiQ Xetrsnot not titling to do nn esteemed public servant lessthan than Justice THK NBW YOIIK Huv referring tothe I the matter asks lAS the lliiltlmorr Sun beenmisled i y misled by erroneous newspaper reports AcYes Yes and no I was misled by an engineering journals I I nals report the official pamphlet not having cometo t band but not by newspsper reports TheSun Sun always wants the truth 1 cheerfully prenl enl Secretary TArl actual words but beingalive alive to the public Interest In the speedy completlon I ton of the Panama Canal It see no reason to alterthe I the criticisms made In Its recent article as to resultsso so far accomplished and a to tile necessity of business ness methods and business management K theenterprise enterprise Is to he surressfiilThe i The Baltimore Sun grabbed at a manifestly festly incorrect and abmrdly improbable j able version of the Secretary remarksm m and presented the same to its renders aatrue true for no other apparent reason thanbecause ii because the change from able to unable able served to fortify its generariittackon tho administration of canal on administrton affairsAnd j And yet if tho Baltimore Sun had turnedto I to its own repo t of Secretary TAFTSppeech speech in a special despatch from StLouis r Louis printed on Sunday morning November vember 1 it would have found the perverted i verted passage truthfully summarize ns followsSecretary i Secretary TAFT paid the present directingmanagement I management the compliment of having done muchto to Improve conditions on the IstbmiuHaving I Ii Having obtained from its own specialcorrespondent I correspondent nt St Louis this perfectlystraight i straight indication of tho tone of theSecretary I Secretary with regard to his persona observation of conditions on the Isthmusnnd and having printed the name in its owncolumns I columns only a few dayH previously to itseditorial ieditorial editorial adoption of the false and ridiculously lously improbable version why did theBaltimore Baltimore Sun eagerly accept tho latterin in order to sustain its own theories ofcanal canal administration without subjectingthe the false and improbable version to thoeasy easy process of verification A full report port of Mr TAITS address other thanthe the official pamphlet was at that timeeasily 1 easily procurable Why did not thoBaltimore i Baltimore Sun obtain one if its own report i port of the preceding Sunday left any doubt In its mind a to whether Mr TAI sid ablo or unable This was notfnir I fair journalism It was not even ordinarily narily intelligent journalismIn In admitting and correcting its misrepresentation representation of Secretary TAFT whileattempting fl attempting to exculpate itself by throwing lag tho responsibility on tho Kngincering News our Baltimore contemporary declares I dares that it always wants the truthand and that i does not wish to do un esteemed I teemed public servant less than justicent I at the sumo time adding that it sees noreason reason to alter the criticisms made inita Its recent article I We are compiled to say that this isdoing doing an esteemed public servant muchless C less than justice For the misrepresentation tion of the Secretarys language in thisparticular particular and in other particulars lessdirect direct but not less disgraceful fonT dthe the backbone of the article and of thocriticism criticism which tho lialtimore Sunseesno no reason to alter Seventysix millionshave have been spent it said whnt isthereto to show for this immense outlay of cashIt I replied by quoting tho fabricated passage sage which it offered as Secretary TAFTSvery very frank statement in answer to thisquestion question that is that ho was unableto to nay with much emphasis and certaintythat i that real work his been toll and is being done and it continued on the strengthof l of the alleged testimony of 11 TAFTHut f Hut JTIMIOQOOO Is a li amount nf money tot t spend infiu rrsulit and the figures un the faceof i of them alli eat wasirOf r Of this oo onO llr alleged to havebeen j t been expended without results S10000vO vO U the Bitltimtrc Sun well knows andmates r mates els whore were paid according totho the roqui mont of tlio Kpuoner act tothe the New Panama Canal Company ofParis Paris for its franchises and propertyincluding r including the Panama Railroad and thopayment p payment of this J40oooCW more thanlialf f half of the total sum said by tho Haitimore t more Sun to have produced no resultsha ha nothing whatever to do with the question tion of the extravagance or economy oftho I tho present canal worjk on tho IsthmusTen Ten millions more a the R tlti wrcSnnis is likewise aware were paid under thoSpooner Spooner act tl tho Republic of PanamaBS BS Colombias territorial successor forright right of way across the Isthmus and thisexpenditure expenditure likcwiv has nothing to dowith with I hr criticisms which the BaltimoreSun Sun based on tho false version of MrI II I a r I i

I m TAPTS remarks and now sees no reasonlo to niter Thero remain of the 70000000without without results tho two items of SI 000000 and of 10000000 presented bytho tho Baltimore Sun as If on the directauthority lalmure authority of Secretary TAFT In thisfashion fashion of 6tatelentThe The present payroll according to SecretaryTrr Trr I a about ICOOOOO a month lly December Iumirdllff umirdllff lo the same authority we shall havespent spent the toa Mvou appropriated by Congressanil anil 116000000 more will have been expended byJune June I nat Tin Items 40 fa are theseIalil Ialil to the French Panama CanalLum CoiniSny fur the canal under theHpooner Hpooner act passed In thlf sprlne ofJWC I JWC HO000000Inlil I Pistil lo the State of Panama for theCan11one CiVI5I lone 10000000Voted Voted to begin the preliminary workon on the canal 10000000Spent Spent at the dIscretIon of the Commission sion for which a emergency appropriation propriation Is now wanted and topay pay expenses to the end of the fiscalyear 10000000Total I year leooT61a I Total J78000000What What there to show for this Immense outlayof of cash In an a drl at at Louis November 18Sccreiaiy Sccreiaiy TAn made a very frank statement Inanswer answer tu this questionIt I will be observed that the foregoingtable table was printed by the Baltimore Sunas as if tho figures and tho form of statement mont were Mr TArTS Nothing like Itin in any respect nothing even remotelyresembling resembling It appears in his St Louisaddress address Compare what tho Secretarydid did say In regard to canal expenditureswith with what tho Baltimore Sun allows itsreaders readers to think he saidfifty fifty millions oj dollars were taken out of theTreasury Treasury of the United States MO000000 for theTrench Trench Panama Canal Company and 11000 for the Republic of Panama to give us the canal anIt It Is and the right of way and the Panama RailroadTen Ten millions were voted to begin the preliminarywork work nn the canal That 110000000 Is about exhaustcd haustcd It has been expended as followsGeneral General nxpeiucs General administrative expense atWashington Washington and other points In theUntied Untied States Including salariesand and expenses of Commissioners spaclal dal commissions advisory boardand and office of administration 1511000Department Department of administration expenses pence Isthmus 07000Department Department of government and sanitation tation USOOODepartment Department of construction and engineering gineering 818000Expended Expended for hospitals sanitation construction struction of waterworks and sewerspolice police and prisonS 1383000Purchase Purchase of Panama Itallroad sock 161000Permanent Permanent plant 8WOOOOPurchase Purchase of supplies consumable In theiruse use Including cost of Inspection bandling ling and transportation 1870000Canal Canal construction 190000Total constrcton ISeOOTOlsI Total n 19783000The The payroll at present amounts to somethingIke like 1600000 a month and there Is not moneyenough enough on hand after the payment of the bills tomeet meet the December payroll There are bills unpaid paid for material and supplies which should bepaid paid at once The delay Is qu le oppressive andunjust unjust to the creditors of the Government I will be necessary therefore loi Congress to makean an emergency appropriation to carry on the workwithout without calamitous InterruptionThe The foregoing enterprise of misrepresentation resentation will bo regarded by manywho I who compare the texts n of a naturequite quite as flagrant as that to which weinvited invited the lialtimore Suns attention theother other day I affords additional reasonfor for that newspaper if it really wishesnot not to do an esteemed public servantless less than justiceto alter the criticismsmade Imado made in its recent articleOur Our cxp isuro of the Baltimore Sunsmisstatements misstatements is prompted by no dispositon position to exhibit a contemporary in afoolish foolish or maliciously disingenuous attitude titude Neither Jew nor OcntlleThe The o lebration by tho Jew of theirfirst first settlement in this country two hundred I dred and fifty years ago was a naturalexpression expression of pride and satisfaction intho tho results which have come to theirrace I race from tho immigration then begunThey They are however only one of the manyraces races which have assisted in building upthis this republic and of which representatives tives came to tho American Colonies atthe the earliest period Relatively t theIrish Irish and the German their ud even presentnumbers numbers of more than a million and ahalf half fro smallIn In the latter half of the last centuryor or more correctly in a period of aboutsixty sixty years the immigration of Germansaggregated aggregated about five millions and ofIrishmen Irishmen about three and threequarter ter millions Immigration of these racesihas has diminished greatly of recent yearsvet vet in 1000 more than two and a half millions of tho population of tho UnitedStates States w r of German birth and nearlya a million and threequarters of IrishI I birth Tho population of foreign parentage I age or with one or both parents foreignnumbered numbered 103030 and of those nearlyeight eight millions were German and five mi lions Irish The present number ofJews Jews is ost mated at about 1000000 InI I 10 we had more people of Canadianbirth birth by half a million Even the imi 1 i migration from the Scandinavian countries tries has been about as great as theJewish Jewish during the last fifty years TheItalians Italians did not begin to como over in anylargo largo numbers till 18SO yet thoy are nowhere hero by more than a millionThis This city of Now York is a communitymore more varied in its race compositio1 thanany any other over gathered together in thohistory history of the world More than fivesixths sixths bf tho population of ManhattanIsland Island is of other than native Iftnne if now ntvo birthand and parentage The Jews ore perhapsa I fifth of the population Every European ropean race has its representatives hereI I and there are many from ARiaAs j As we have said the Jews have goodreason j reason for celebrating tho 250th anniversary versary of their settlement here for thatI I exodus has brought to them greater advantages vantages as a race than they have enjoyed j joyed in any other country They haveI I prospered more remarkably than anyother I other immigrants and n speakers attho Itho tho celebration on Thanksgiving Daysaid I said they have conferred importantbenefits benefits on the republic But is itdesirable desirable to distinguish any particularrace race by celebrating its American achievements I lents as if it were a separate community nity of the American people Controversies i versies sometimes arise n our columnson II on the respective importance of thoAngloSaxon AngloSaxon and the Celtic ontributonsht

r I to our development but they are away unwho and incapable of any precisedecision decision Tho boast ahould rathor b3that that the development has come to passand and that It is AmericanThe The distinction of any race Is unfortunate nate for It I is singled out for criticismheld held up as I mark for jealousy and prejudice udice The dlstinctldn oT the Jews inreligion religion is peculiar Inasmuch as aloneamong among the races entering into the composition position of the American populationtheir their religious lino of separation Is also arc race line Tho Jewish religion i4 thereligion religion of a race but that distinction Isfar far less marked thanit used to be InAmerica America tho Jews are falling away fromtheir their ancient and peculiar customs andritual ritual Moreover tho majority of thopopulation population of New York is now outsideof of any formal religious connectionAnimosities Animosities betw on people of differentreligious religious creeds have lost their biter ness and of the Jews themselves a veryconsiderable considerable part are Indifferent to thosubject subjectTho Tho American race IB the race to cle brrte not any single one of tho racialconstituents constituents of which it Is made up Therace race stock from which ai Americancomes comes ray be of interest to himself andto to tho student of ethnology but it is notdesirable desirable for himself or for tho community Inity nity that he should emphasize it publiclyNo No matter what his race derivation hois is only and altogether an Americanneither neither Irish nor Gorman Swede norItalian Italian citizen Jew nor Gentile but an Americancitizen I Injustice to Two Illinois StatesmenWo Wo advise Mr GEonoE ALFRED TOWNSEND SEND known for years innumerable asa a letter writer and more recently n anovelist novelist and antiquary not to trust hisown own eyes He is no judge of faces appearances pearances or resemblances He saysthat that Uncle JOE CANNON looks likeAnnAiiAM AnnAiiAM LINCOLNIt I is tho specialty patent privilegeand and prescriptive right of the lon SHELBYMOORE MOORE CULL I to look like LINCOLNFor For at least forty years ho has been looking ing like LINCOLN We are unable to seethe tho resemblance but there is no doubtthat that Mr CTJLLOM takes an honorablepride pride In it and recommends himself tohawbuck hawbuck Illinois thereby At any rateho ho holds the trademark and Undo JOECANNON CANNON is no trespasser or infringerMr Mr CANNON need not borrow lookslie lie has a countenance marvellouslyoriginal I original impressive and if not strictlyor or regularly beautiful at least peculiarand and all his own Nobody can forgot itthat that has had the happiness to behold it It haunts It goes from EgyptianAssyrian Assyrian and Etruscan monuments Sonosed nosed so bearded old mighty kingly hunters of beasts and men stare calmlyat at the modernsCuriously Curiously enough a famous Florentinestatue statue favors Uncle JOE DONATELLOSsocalled socalled Zuccono is the Danville Joeand and Jove with c clean shave Thanksgiving In tho County Jai In Ludlow Street Jail theo men ntoThanksgiving Thanksgiving dinners who had smallcause cause for thanks Two of them areprisoners prisoners in contempt because theyfailed failed to account for moneys intrustedto t thor as executors of estates Admittedly mittedly they are penniless unable topay pay That they failed t account forheir heir trusts Is not denied But i thoseallures allures were criminal offences why arehey they not punished criminally and whynro are they locked up on civil processeswith with no chance of regaining their freelorn dom except the clemency of the judicialofficer officer who committed them to Jai Those two prisoners may b kept inail jail for life The third of this unhappytrio trio will regain his liberty at tho expiration tion of six months imprisonment for heiR is guilty only of failure t pay alimonySheriff Sheriff ERLANGER wh9 has made whatefforts efforts he could to prevent injusticeaddressing addressing his Thanksgiving party saidsensibly sensiblyI I a not protecting against the Imprisonmentof of these men If they have done wrong But Ifthey they have violated any penal statute why are theyhere here In the county Jail They should be II SingSing Sing or at liberty If there exists no statute topunish punish men who as executors make away withtrust trust funds then the sooner one Is put In the PenalCode I Code the better Hut at least there should bosome some definite punishment not a unlimited sentence mice depending on the pleasure of the JudgeThus Thus in Now York State in the year 1005 imprisonment for debt exists andis the is enforced State The faot i a disgrace tothe Pagan RitesTho The sociologist Jios still unsatisfiedThanksgiving I Thanksgiving questionings Whence didthese these fantastic black faced or maskbearing bearing begging parading boys andgirls girls attach themselves disfigured pieceof of Paganism to the New England feastTh Th y would be explained by the learnedj j FRAER of the Golden Bough as remnants nants of the Roman Saturnalia or belated I Inted carnival revellers orand thodisguise disguise of one sex in the garments oftho the other supports tho theory as colebrnters brnters of the harvest or tho spirit ofvegetation I vegetation what not buriors of tho summer andwhat I But how did these heathen mummersi i get into the Thanksgiving galleyMore More mysterious still is the turkeyi i raffle on tho night before ThanksgivingI I or earlier in the week An iustriolswrester 1 wrestler with old documents has wrester document ha tracedlaboriously I laboriously tho origin and history ofThanksgiving Thanksgiving Day and fast days buthow I how did tho rattling of dice come toprecede precede what was originally a religiousfestival I festival however transformed in thesetimes times to a family festival or a feast ofgorging I gorging What would Elder BREWHTERi i or JOHN WINTHKOP think of these profane l fane gamblings and gambollings Howquickly quickly would the stocks have laid by i the heels tho wretch who contaminatedj j Thanksgiving with the Devils pictlrobokR I books and hurkleboncslDid I Did brawling thirsty sailors blackavised avised foreign devils introduce ihisambling ambling for turkeys into tho Bunch ofGrapes i Grapes or some other bush of sack andsugar sugar When did the turkey raffle sfrll int being nn anybody tell usThe The fellow that owns the turkey andsells sells tho chances is base and commerciali ciali xi but the rattling of the boneshas has a friendly sound i tho oar of mot c ory In a thousand a hundred thousand sand towns that shaking shook merrilyWednesday The rite with slnglodie Wednesday night rt a snglodie die is the swiftest but some soclologlntahold hold that tho poker dice are tho mostfilling filling Yet BO few won turkeys everreach reach the winners homo It should not he Inferred that Senators UOBOANand lhould and CARIIACX are now opposed to the Panamaroute route OAIICI fought far Nlcararua and lostthey AVirjTho they arc now for the Janara NlcaraJa ChatftnoosAVirj NewThe Tho enthusiasm of Senator MonoA fortho tho Panama route would no doubt be manifested feted In several brief speeches If the sonoral oral canal question unfortunately shouldbo bo rooponcd In CongressFOOTIIALL FOOTIIALLto SarrsUons to Hem eve Its HomicidalCharacter CharacterTo CaraoterTo To TiE EDiion or Tun SunSir Although though an ardent devotee ot football I realizethat that the game must bo radically changed Inorder order t endure Most or the serious Injuriesto to players are sustained as the result of mawplays plays so that Is the feature of tho gamowhich which must be altered The Camp proposition ton for a tan Instead of a five yard advanceIs Is well enough as far u It goes but It doesntgo go vcrj tar I will encourage but not compel pet open play except as a last resort to gaintho tho distance The plunging and pyramidbuilding building will never cease a long as the twolines lines of opposing players are practically Incontact contact with each other when the bal lapassed passed by the centre to the quarterback Isuggest suggest as the only remedyOn On each lineup place the opposing linestwo two and onehalf yards apart That willprevent prevent mass plays and compel open plsysIt I will do away with the persistent and Injurious I jurious line bucking t a large extent Therewill will be no mound of players the one on thebottom bottom held down by halt a ton or more ofweight weight I will make every play plain to thespectators spectators and will make the game spectacular tacular and Interesting Even though theballc ball bo on the one yard line let the dlitanceof of two and onehalf yards bo maintainedfor for It will be HH fair to one ns to the otherIn In order to avoid objection to this schemeIn In the event of tit bal being on tho one yardlino line let tho count for a Mold goal be five nameas as for a touchdown instead of four Thenafter after the Hold goat has been kicked givethe the ball to tin Hide having kicked the gonlplacing placing It on the tWInlrtvl yurd line In thesame same relative position from the goal as thatfrom from which thn Meld goal was kicked withthe the opportunity of trying for a goal jutt asatmer after a touehilnwri In the present stylo of play Success would mid another point l klUj six In all the bUino AH for I touchdown nndKnul goal 1 Is apparent that with such a rule Inforce force field goals would hI preferable because hut as profitable an touchdowns and goaliHosldes Hosldes It would encourage and developaccurate accurate kickingAnother Another suggestion the adoption of whichwould I would do much toward eradicating the onlyother other objertlonnblR features of the game asnow now played Let every catch bo a fair catchand Itt and tnu bal bn nr play on the spot wherecaught caught In case of the hal touching thoground ground before beirut caught let It gn to thl sll1 which captures Iti abollablru the rulerequiring requiring thai tho ball after I kirk musttlrnt first be touched by the opposing side Incase I case however the ball be kicked over thegmil gmil linn and not between the gual posts Itshall shall bo given to the side uettlni It nndplaced placed on the twentyfive yard Ill In thesame same rnlatlve position from the goal as itwas was when kicked In such a caB there shallbe be a lineup the same as at the beginningof of n halfWith With these rules In force every vestige ofobloetlon ever fst obloetlon to the game would be removednnd nnd we would have football contests In whichHpiwl alertness and skill In Inventing schemes for advancing the hal would bathe main amonly only prominent features We would also pula I premium on rapidity of motion Instead ofbrawn brawn OMOIIASN iinoozLyy Dec l Patriotism and the Goivanns CanalTo To THE RDiroit or THK ScXSir Being on avUlt vUlt to this city from England I have been muchImpressed Impressed with what I have seen Today I witnessed nessed the unveiling of a tablet In Wall street by 1 patriotic society to commemorate some event Inyour your countrys 1100I I had occasion a few days ago to visit I friend athis his business place In Brooklyn near Gowanus Can and he Informed me that this waterway was thescene scene of one of the most momentous actions of yourRevolution Revolution that the defence of It saved Washington tons army from capture by Howe after the Buttleof of Lone Island that hundreds of Americans werekilled killed on Its banks or drowned fording 1 It would seem to mc that the patriotism of yourpeople people should never have permitted It tu becomepolluted polluted as It Is toodarlnt one of the wont smelling lag places I have experienced on my visit hereTho Tho question romca to me Areour societiespatriotic patriotic In fact or for displayNEW NEW Vont Nov 29 WAWKB VACXMore More Crimson Than ErerTo To na BDITOB or TUB Svx Sir I have readyour your very sensible editorial Harvard and ValeIn In this mornings luue and I feel sure that thegreat great majority of Harvard men agree with youwhen when you state that good paper need not be wastedIn In saying that the two great New England universities sities have been and cannot cease to be friendsI I would like to say however that I believe thecontemptible contemptible article In question only appearedtn In the advance sheets of the llanaril nnxfuoftiMaoitlnt Maoitlnt and that when the regular number appears pears the unjustifiable attack against Yale will beconspicuous conspicuous by Its absence and the magazine Itself self not yellow but more crimson than everNEW NEW VOBK Dcc I HARVJUID ttoiAn An Iridescent DreamTo To TUB EDITOK or TImE SUN Sir Speaking ofthe the Staten Island ferry I V E of Haltlraoreany any one would know he was not of New orkyaIbal that the only way to show whether the ferry M anexample example of municipal ownership t a success or afailure failure Is to have It taken out of politics and tobavathe the boats equipped with adequate service regardless less of political bosses district leaders or wardheelers heelersThats Thats fine That noundlike the humming nut I I V K has a scheme up his sleeve that willturn turn this beautiful dream Into a sure thing let himcome come up from naltlmore and show us The writerwill will bo one of several thousand men who will cheerfully fully chip In and pay all expenses of the IrlpNrw Nrw YoIK Xov2 C QMIx Long llngxy Ride to Visit Ills ChildrenFrom From The Krnluckv lleslsttrn n Taylor a Madison county farmer passedthrough through VersaIlles nn his way to his home havingcompleted completed I remarkable drive 9f several thousandmiles miles which he made alone In a buggy Ills Journey ney consumed two yearsMr Mr Taylor Is the ether of nine children all ofwhom whom are married and who lice In the Stales ofIllinois Illinois MlMourl Kan as Arkansas and TexasWhen When In the summer ot 1803 he made up his mindto to pay each child a visit he decided that he wouldprefer prefer lo drive thru h the country to Intrustinglilmsclf lilmsclf to transportation by railroad trains Helias lias finished hU long drive without accident Hespent spent six or eight weeks with each of his ions anddaughter daughter enjoyed seeing thn country en routeand and feels younger than when he started from homeMr Mr Talor Is TO years old and has greatgrandchildren children Cattlemen and Sheepmen at PeaceFrom From the Portland oreffonlanTho The cattlemen and sheepmen are coming t amore more amicable understanding and few more slifcndlllnirs dlllnirs are expected said Douglas McArthur aaheepman aheepman ol rrincvlllc In fact many of thecattlemen cattlemen are buying sheep and the enmity whichexisted existed between the two factions Is not s strongat at It used to b Sheep are verj easily killed and Iwo or threemen men with rifles can Maughlor a surprisingly largenumberotthemlna numberot them 10 short lime The trm a very bor me animalshen when they become frightened Immediately bunchup up seeking safety In nUmbers and this make Itall all the easier for those who shoot them Whenthey shot they bunch several of them can be killed with oneshot To flrow Stone Pine TreeFrom From the WaiMntton roilThebircAUof The bICu of plant Industry of the Departmento ot Agriculture will bring to this for Airculure 111 roinlry propagation raton In California and Oregon young plants othe time Kuropean stone pineThis This tree scientifically called plnuj pfnra spokenot ot In the Old Testament grows In Southern Europebeing being particularly plentiful In Greece and ItalyIt It hears a small delirious nut that Is used all 1 beafl smsl dlllous usd al overEurope Europe by bakers and confectionersThe The local consumption of the stone pine nut Israpidly I rapidly Increasing Just as I Is In other Easterndtlca cIties and to keep the trade at home the Depart I I meat 01 Agriculture will Introduce the trees hereThe I The Kid StatnsMrs Mrs Krmickrtnd which h the custody of thechlldt rbld Mrs dc Rota Neither 1 U contraband of war t c I TH KKNlOXFacts TllMlWYFa Facts of Stuart Plrnonn Death Itrlntrdby by the College VtHhorlllrlTo To THE EotTon or THE Scs Hit HelUvinirthat that the Coroners finding In the ruse of StuartPlcrson Plcrson Is entirely inl lalen I beg leave Inthe the Interests of Justice to iinseiil the following ing facts which In the eye of the autlinrlllonof of Kenyan College nbinlvu the student titthe the Institution from any charge of mludolngOn On the night of October in ut I oVloulthe the candidates for I lull lt a Into t he DeltaKappa Kappa Epsilon fruluinity among whom wasStuart Stuart Pleraon left flirt college dormitoryeach each one carrying a hivikut with fantasticcontents contents t the solitary ivndozvous appointeefor for him Pleraon Buying goodhy to hidfather father who as an alumnus of the chapter winpresent present for the Initiation set out In pursuanceof of directions for the end of Ito railway brldeoto to await the arrival of a committee from thefraternity fraternity Thu point to which he went Isnot not a narrow or a diinuvrous place but anembankment embankment of considerable width whichcould

could not have been suspected tn be a perilousplace place of meeting lly nluht It U perhapseight eight minutes walk through the woods fromthe the college dormitory Htunrt Plenon wentthere there alone and there H nn nvldenco that hosaw saw or met any one after leaving his fntherat at I oclock Ills watch which was brokenIn In the accident stopped at 0II oclockAlmost Almost Immediately niton the departure ofthe the freshmon from the dormitory Ihl activemembers members of the chapter went In a body willthnlr their alumni Including Stuart ller onHfather father to the fraternity lodrre about I mile Inan an opposite direction from the railroad slopping ping fora few minute alI bakery on the wayAt At the lodge a meeting vas held to mnkearrangements arrangements for tin rooting vxerclMusCommittees Committees were appointed lo go to meet theseveral several candidates inc Itiltliilion Mr Ilersondeclining declining the Invitation which was given himto to co for his own son The commlttees siuuratcd rated not earlier than 0to oclock a the tr bridgeThe temlty lodge I mile away from tho railroadbridge The committee appointed to meol youngPlcrson Plcrson consIsted of J It T elmn the collegeorganist organist who was graduated with honor fromKenyon Kenyon Cole last June and Is now a NtudcntIn In the theological seminary A E York 07 amnturo mnturo fellow of 23 or SI whom Mr Plerponhad had selected as a etlllahlt roommate for Illsyotinu young eon and Herbert Hrowne a formermember member of the chapter a married man with afamily family who Is now in business In XnnoavllloTho Tho master of enremonleR WIt A IC Taylor O I son of the Into Hlshon Taylor of Qulncywholike who like the other men Involved has the universal versal respect and regard of thn collcgo community munity Apart from the character of thnstudentn studentn however the testimony 0 the deadboys boys father thus proves an alibi for everymember member of the chapterAt At 1015 York reached mv house havingrun run up the college hill through thu woodnnnd and the story that he then gasped out N identical cal with that told by every member of lh committee and of the chapter over blnce Atthn thn end of Ito bridge between the coils thecommittee committee found the basket with Its contentsundisturbed undisturbed but the boy was not them ulc made no reply to thr all und whistlesIn In the thought tnat In inulit IHVC onO overthe the bridge they started unlv to utumblnupon upon his body perhaps aljty feet from theentrance entrance Hearing the wnldtlo of nn approaching h lo proachlng train they hntllv carried the bodyoff off the bridge with cnnlderable danger tothemselves themselves At thl point they hArd thecolleHO college clock In the distance striking 10My My first act was to telephone to Dr Irvin Workman of Gambler asking him to 10 ntonce once to the bridge Upon his arrival hefound found Tschan and Hrownn standing by the body In tho darkness He sent ono of themto to the college pumping station not far away to procure a lantern and with thn assistanceof of Edward Qorsuch the engineer In charge oftho the station ho prepared the mangled body for removal There wen no traces of bandages ages body or ropes either on the bridge or on the Meanwhile I had sent a messenger for Mr Plerson and myself broke the awful news to hlmb His first thought naturally was to get the boy homo to his mother Ilt thl hOlo hil ns soon as possible sible but limo next day being Sunday themwas was no regular train that SUldahthPrWi cinnotl until after dark At his most clnnat unti ater hil earnestentreaty entreaty 1 secured I special train and arranged ranged with the doctor and the undertaker to prepare the body for removal they agreeing t make the necessary reports to the authori ties The train left Gambler about 4 Sunday te morningHtuart Stuart Plersons body was prepared for burial at my house ana It Is the concurrent cncurlnt testimony of lr Workman the physician H C Wright the undertaker Edward iorstich such the college engineer and myself 11 of whom were present In the room most of the time during the preparation of the body that there were no marks of a character to eiclto CIA suspicion that the boy had beentled The Coroner admits that In his examinationof of the body In Cincinnati he looked only at the ankles and wrists Having myself weneven even dreadful detail of the boys Injuries 1 am prepared to assert that the wounds on the right wrist could be understood only Inconnection connection with tho general condition of the whole body On Sunday morning thn Coroner who1t8 lives In another town R summoned by the doctor of the accident and at the time of hisarrival arrival I had assembled nil the persons who knew anything about the sTair prsons had little to say to us and did not even come tomy my house to take POKf lon of the boysclothing clothing He expressed his annoyance thatthn N IlalIhn thn traces of the accident had been washed from the bridge This had been done Ihl brldlp hld beln on hisown own responsibility by Frank Dial the village lal Marshal who wished to disappoint morbidcuriosity curiosity Sunday night however th Coroner ner went to Cincinnati and though givenpossession possession of the house by Mr Pierson madonly only the superficial examination of which I have spoken and began to give out sensa tional reportsIn In conclusion I should contradict In detailsome dtal some of the falsehoods and perversions of the truth which have obtained currency First It Is not the custom of the Delta1appa Kappa Epsilon fraternity nor of any other fraternity In Kenyon College to tin Its Initiates to the railroad track nor has there been an Instance of the kind established linrbor the Kenyon freshman who Is quoted as hllnl testified that ho was tied to the railroad bridgenever made such Ftajemenl and nnvermet met with such treatmentSecond Second the members of the D I E chapter did not make Inquiry from limo station agentabout about the train schedule for that night alpntabout Third the bridge was not cleaned by theorder order of any group of studentsFourth Fourth J am not as alleged a member of the Delta Kappa Epsllon fraternity nor ofnv any other Fifth there has been nn attempt on the nnrtof o the rollege authorities to stifle Investigation ton On the contrary the morning after thoaccident accident the fullest Inquiries were made by w P Reeves secretary of the faculty andmyself myself and we sent out accurate rnportsto to the press concealing nothing that we had learnedIt I Is also false that either tho studentsor or I failed to respond to nub rnss Indeedadditional additional witnesses were summoned at oursuggestion suggestionStuart 111ie tonSHlart Stuart Plersnns death Is I mystery for thepoint point to which ho was sent IP not on the bridgenor nor Is I In appearance I dangerous place The only possible explanation Is that the hoy who had been up all Friday nIght waiting for his father who arrived on a belated train fell asleep and waklnc sudden In confusiongot got Into tho path of the onnnmlntr trainF W F PmnrKPresident President JJcnyon College GAiinirn Ohio Nov J3 Tank Ilnc Day Growl of a DrookljnlteTO TO TOB HDlTon OF THE Sm SIr This was I bitter cold morning and yet I had to ride withthousands thousands of others In the chilly pneumonia ladencars cars of the Brooklyn elevated for an hour eomlngin in from Hath IleachIt 1 wa not that the company was too poor loheat heat Its can nor was Its treatment of Its passengersdue due to lack of apparatus for heating the cars Theilue blue nosed conductors to whom I spoke admittedhat hat they could turn on the heat In a minute butdared dared not do It for fear nt being dischargedI 1 I am a law abiding cItIzen but with my Ihantigiving giving spoiled by a had cold which I have ciuphland and with the knowledge that many others have beennjutcd injured In health by the outrageous treatment ofthis this corporation I mutt say 1 do not wonder at therapid rapid spread of socialistic and anarchistic IdeasNBW Nsw YORK Nov 3 WILlIAM M IltiiKnBoast Boast of a Tread and Irregnlar rnmmnterTo To THE EniTon or Tax SUN Sir I rememberreading reading In Tux srI a few years agn I squib nndlosyncraxlrj IdIosyncrasies of commuters which told hOI some of them take pride In going to and from NewYork York on the same train even day and thus getonly only two conductors punches on their monthlycommutation commutation ticketIt I sn happens that my hours of work are sn Irregular regular that my record runs In the opposite d recllon and during the mnmll nf nvember endedoday today I have hid thlrlytlireo Ihlrltlt different pIneIscr1 on my ticket between Prlei Church mid New YorkCan Can any one report I larger numberTAST TAST OIIAMIK Nov M n I W UK Hire rlcirsKnlcker Knlcker The Lord lovcth a cheerful clvrItocker Itocker Yes but the cheerful rrllfnt nevergets jgets gets any credit I r ml THK CAtiALHomo Homo Faut Tliat I IMiftovm HIP Publictn to KnowIX IXTo To in Kiilion OK Tun SUN Xir 45 aI I high lovel link canal can be opened In fouryears years when a mu level canal requires twentywith with mUroml plant I was a ruther dlfllculttank tank 10 deiuonsirate that both would require H perlul about equal to bt opcnud to traflloHut Hut Dili doe not und did not stop the partyof of sea level or nothing nnd thor have offeredto to the admiration of the world tho finestpiece piece of mathematical Jugglery by establishing lishing this equation Itrs more or lessThe The lock canal requires excavation andlocks locks On the matter of excavation theparty party was rather timid They found I uomewhat what dangerous to pretend that the surfacescratching scratching of 00000000 cubic yards wouldneed need UH much tlmo as tho dry dinting downto to thirtyfive feet btlow the sen of the 300000ooo ooo or 250000000 cubic yards necessary fortheir their single lock canal which fllon the misleading loading colors of sea level plan and a methodwas was discovered to Justify a fake equalitybetween between two periods realty differing as muchas as I does front AIt 1 Is simple like all ttreut Invention ItconUHtH consist In Imagining u velocity of work bydry dry excavation In I gutter always deeperand and alwasfH more Invaded by the waters ofthe the Inevitable tropical rains twice as greatHP HP the poHslble maximum velocity In the highpiirtuf piirtuf the cut where gravity naturally drolnsjIt 1 It consists In making tvrloe greater ontho tho other hand the time necessary for thehigh high level lock canalAs As I said the excavation of tie high levellock lock canal did not lend Itself b the sophismbut but the other element the look gracefullyabandoned abandoned themselves to the ReductionThn Thn locks which n serious student of thoPnnamn Panama problem over accused of being acause cause of delay became BUiHenly Bomcthlneof of nearly ImpossibliMeallzatIon There wouldbo bo needed 0 ill cement workers whomno no IndicTucnt would ever bring Into thoIsthmiiH IsthmiiH Difficulty of collecting stones andxand and would bo enormous and thu erection oftho tho huge steel gates dishearteningI I have shown In my letter No2 that th famous cement workers would be limited toInnocent Innocent negroes transporting stones sandnnd and cement without oven knowing that theywere were building an epoch making masonryRating Rating them at half what during year Isaw saw them produce with the name handcrt 200 men per lock chamber cannot help oonntntctlng ntntctlng the required masonry In two yearsIf I the stones sand and cement are broughtfrom from tho United States to Colon and handledthere there like Iron oro In Cleveland If the hugngates gates conic In sections of twenty to twentyfive five tons four years will be an excessive estimate timate Including two years for the excavation tion The dam tobe established at Bohlovery very easy to build owing to the very lowhead head fifty to sixty feet will reduce to thronyears rears the time allowed for the Bohlo locksand and I is an easy task to do that If Ihn workIs Is Intelligently and energetically conductedas as I trust It will bePUIMPFB PUIMPFB DUN AUV AUILASEW NEW Venn Pea I Views of Mr Cope WlittehouseiTo To rug EDITOR op Trip Brl Sir i Isan an excellent Idea of Mr flunauVarlllaB torevive revive tho name of the Straits of Panamaand and It Is equally certain hat the separationbetween between the continents must be made toconform conform to conditions as natural as thoseof of Magellan I Is clearly a case howeverof of beginning at the top and not at the bottomof of the watersheds I obtained from thaPanama Panama Canal Company about six yearsago ago a copy of their largo map and found to my surprise that no effort had been madeto to ascertain the topographical conditionsof of tho southern or rather tater divideI I was told that no expedition had ever startedto to plot a line from ocean to ocean around theheadwaters headwater of the Chagres Alver Yet It Isobvious obvious enough that the Canal ZOO cannotbo bo a mere glrdlo across the Isthmus butmust must Include the watershed Otherwise anobstruction obstruction In any tributary of the Chagreacreated created maliciously or by accident or a thoresult result of entirely legitimate commercialoperations operations might repeat a disaster similarto to that of the Johnstown flood I was pointed out by me that the planadopted adopted by an English engineer In India doubtless at tho suggestion of some nativeby by which water falling on one side of a mountain tain range had been carried through therange range for Irrigation purposes might beadopted adopted to diminish the area of the catchment meat LhagroaU basin and the runoff by the lower It Is equally clear that If there baa beena I aoourlng out of the waterway by thisrunoff runoff t an extent whloh represents the removal of I million times that of the proposed posed excavation this force Is available for the conversion of the entire lower level Intoa a navigable strait Nor Is It apparent why the rush of tidal water might not be used to deepen theso straits as Saturn has done tn so many familiar Instances It would be hydraullcklng on a large scale to remove the Cutobra obstruction by water brought froma a blether level but a fall urhydraullcklng head of even a hundred feet Is practically Irresistible aided by explosions tu shatter rock not already onamod and fissured If any such there be The problem of passing the first ship from ocean to ocean IB not that which seriously confronts the engineers and the Treasury of tho United States The canal must be safe from any such Incidents as those which nronow now taking place at various point In Russia The Suez Canal remained open In 1682 because cause M de Lessens pledged the honor of France that It would not be used as a baseof of military operation Arnbl Pasha trusted him and the world knows the result But who will bellove that In the changes and chances of this world there will Be no polltcal cal or commercial factor for even half acentury century that will leave the Isthmus of Panamalovond beyond the area of disturbance with weeklyIb Pauimionts to skilled wokrnen ad offlCilamounting amounting to many millions year i it were clone when tis done then twere well Ib Were dons qiiickly ijvtt II flutist Ufl QOnOsn sn that only trifling current expenditurecan can be required arid that groan neglect or wanton violence can have only a limitedand and well defined effect The lateral canal the Ualir Yiuuf seas constructed about n C ITO by combining tho secondary drainage rlumiiel of the Nile age Valley U was practically nut of business for several can turies nn l rendereil services to the country far too small to have compelled the Chaldeanengineers engineers to expend any considerable sumsin in Its maintenance let when the Ptolemieswantel wantel to use It they found It ready for their purposes and HIP Egyptian Govern mont has recently oxpendorf about sit oooooty on a modernized but by no means Improved Intakepelcntlflc rim polItical area of thQ canal must have a scIentific frontier and the waterway must he construelPd on the theory that natural forces are lInIng aided and culded not vio lently ohslructnd Cops VniT nou B NEW YOIIK Dee IVale Vale Throw a IlrlcltTo To KntroR nr Tug Kvx Tns Susie In connection lion with the article tn todays Sex wherein aton ton of Pair Harvard wrapped In his mantle of hollnrss accuses Yale of professionalism Isintereetimir It not Interesting in recall the football season of IWI In that iu Vale voluntarily withdrew Glass ona a nero tectnlctllly while Harvard despite ourwell well fntndeu protests Insisted on playing Cons Then ntlr Imldlnz a do cn or more celebrationsover over the 28 In 0 victory she hlushlngly admittedthat that Air Culls vis an out and out professional hpollrts Harvardother other Instances might be given but whats theuse use of running II In nr martini nil nttt bmum Xrw HAVBX Nov M ALCMKTSThe The lan Who Hold Ills Gold lit 21Strlbirile Strlbirile tnrretrnnSinct of the Inttntnapotli Xtui William Thompson 77 years old an old resident died las evening of heart failure timing thecivil civil isor liinniiisnit accumulated HlftO In goldfhlch fhlch It carried tn Indianapolis and sold at 1premium premium nf M71 netting him l7Mr within 10cents cents of the lilghrsl price ever paid for BoldThe The Hnj of IIKrlclirr Krlclirr 1ugr r li wedded tn footlnllIloeVerYesi IloeVerYesi murrtid tt to reform in siye THE COVXTY COMM1TTRKAn 5 An IpNUte Republican Paper Nays Hindi om to trip IhoasesJrOn from the PlatUbiiro Daitu JrrsqThe The condition of thn Hepubhcan party uthis this State may well command the cnnusat tmitlon of President llooHevolt and otother other republicans who have Its mtiiemt415 and welfare nt heartThe The paramount lesson taught by the m 1 cent elections Id that the people are ironr Isot sot against graft and political l oo i nparty Th7party party which shutn Its eyes to miuh Uuttiittnki bio evidences of popular sentimentgroat rutk5great great mlstakOvIn In facu of thin ImllsputaMo fact thai tK people on the 7th day of Novemberan regisan an emphatic protest against hoitsimi wil41 do wo sec In this State The re ut tif telection election Is hardly ascertained when vo ea va a movomenl started for the reorKnnlzalloi of the party In the city of New Ytrkthe Xo the Republican organization In the niprop Us may and undoubtedly does need nttentlot the Infusion of new blood Into UK veinstho the guidance of mon who will I W for thgood good of the rather than party UMI liltfor pam for the advancement of their own uectintn or political fortunes To tho rural mind It occurs that an organization which fall4hundred 5C hundred thousand votes uhort of hulling 1k normal strength Is In sore need of ahut piricfiit Hut whoso name urn unod In ewith with the proposition that Mr llalintisupplanted shall tsupplanted supplanted by another Its chairman ofcounty county committee Senator Ilatt vhwlegal legal residence is Tloga county II H OdeliJr IJr Jr who b u resident of Nosy itiiii ii utul mtli Ilutn lutn Barnes fr of Albany Vr are uutslders slders meddling In the aflalrs of N YorkJtt IH the party In New York city a tinth cone itthe the rag and tatters of decay thai it hot rowithin within Itself th element of nsmiintloaiIs Is it bereft of thn elements issi nial to Mefficient efficient organization We do not idiovf itThe The Republicans of New York nhuuld be ijlowrd lowed to manage their own atTmr in tUown own way Thus will responsibility w iilicwhero whore It belongs What would i iiitimSt tSt St Lawrence or Albany or Oratik T Tiojtsay say to outside Interference vlth t u irsuch afttIrIsuob such as Sew York had to timdr mil tuckas as It la proposed to continue U sm nulcl iviolation eviolation violation of the homo rule prln iple thaiwould would not bo tolerated for a mnmeiiTho Tho party needs reorganizing but ifnlntHlie lie reorganized In the right stay V amexchange exchange of bosses will not an rthe It himthe the party wants and what it mu iIn a to hin In effoctlvo lighting condition iganizatlon ganizatlon and less dictation thn eiof of clean and able leaders und tin eliminatingof of all bosses The Republican niiss iIntel areintoiigent Intel Isent enough to boss thcm whtMr Mr Clevelands Address at the IrulsliCelebration CelebrationTo To inn Enitoii OF THE SrK s In itaddress address of exPresldont ClevtUml at thucelebration celebration of tho SiOth anniversjrj I tinMttlement Mttlement of Jews iu this untr its Mia lethis this remarkThis This ancient commonwealth VHN ordained ofCnd Cod for the government of Ills chosen prim1we sndwe we should not close our minds to a rorrcpnrm otthe the coincidence In divine purpose cli Cj Table lathe the bestowal by the Hulcr of the tnlvrrie of 5 similar ilar plan of rule after thousands of ars ipUi Ui people of t1 1 United States who Mso Had ttrtrbtvlnnlni btvlnnlni In willing slbmlvslon to Ood ovcrflin7and and the assertion of freedom In HU worsnlrIt It this in accordance with historical fuctilTh The JettH began with n tnbil organ atlonwhich which existed until the tune of the KmpThe The bond of union between the tuned tna a common belief In Jnhivah hut f rpresorvntlon elipreorat preorat ion against Ktirromidinir eneraiithe the Philistines nore enpoeiallv ihi eventually ually organized themcelves im n kmcd auSaul Saul was made King and uftirunrl undrDavid David and Solomon the ceyitraitaitr vatstrengthened strengthened The rights of King and subjects jccts were not defined in a constitutionWhat What likeness is there In this to ur republican publican system of constitutional s vrroment meat In what respect is it a Miinlar planof of rule to that bestowed by the Inter nf theUniverse Universe upon the peopln of the tnltpdStates States It seems to me to beabsnhitMydiftlnct met and contra llctoryMoreover Moreover do the facts of our history liiitify tlfy Mr Cleveland In saying that our peoplealso also had their beginning In willing submission sion to Gods sovereignty The name of j Ood Is not In the Constitution of the UniterlStatea IStates States French scepticism prevailedamong iurgelyamong among the men foremost In the firnuatin f Iour our Government Instead of thetheocracy teiclshtbeocraoy theocracy we built up a democracy apartaltogether altogether from submission to Godserelgnty swereigiuty erelgnty That Is while the foundationof of Israel rested on a purely religi uin hailsour our republic was marked at once by a complete plete separation of Church and State ofreligion religion and politico AN AMtni AXYORK NBW YORK Dec i The Other Side of the WorldSteamers Steamers ot the OrientPacific Line are to calat at Urisbane once o fortnight In return for a subsidygranted granted by the State ot QueenslandThe The Japanese steamship company Nippon VuwaRalsba Ralsba ts to restore the through sonic tnnrtaSeattle Seattle and Cblnese ports There ls ton mtirlbusiness business for the big liners formerly used and outor or perhaps two large vis els will br added Tttservice service from Japan to North China por liitmhaEngland rEngland England and elsewhere Is being resimcd list Mfast fast as the Japanese Government rebuses toe eonpanys panys vends from transport serviceThe The SOIInon Truth charges thai old uti aytcultural cultural machinery of poor qualIty Is tmnc unloaded loaded on the Filipinos such as th earnCr5 oj America and Europe would not give si i1 momsays says the Manila Datlv nvltrttn ol octoui r 13 Ifany any of this Is American made stuff shipped forthe the purpose the shippers ought to he osrnfUfdThe The Nippon Yusen Katsha has contractid witsClyde Clyde shipbuilders for eight new linersThe The HamburgtAmerlcan Line Is pi thrCeiteamers steamers on the HongkongVladivostok tinThe The latest returns Issued by the Flan ofshow J poshow show that Japan has 1700 ordinary harms and llsavings savings Institutions Aggregated the rtfourtfof of these 8251 monetary concerns amo irt to 053000000 Loans bonds and other lnesmmeflt5arnOlitit mount to 1708000000 and cash on hand ol I5ireturn return MSMO000 Deposits l73ono io and clrculatlon culatlon JHO000000 In the past year their resources source Increased M9000000 a somewhat rimirliablc able result for a war yearThe The Chinese are a fair dealing proilr Tlif recent cent typhoon destroyed a lot of careo ho rntforeigners Offoreigners foreigners and stored at the public vrarveslaManila Manila At a recent meeting of Chltuw1 njrrlunJthey they offered to stand onethird of the Icseither either the wharves or the foreign tillers r nodwere were responsible for the entire lass lathird c onfruail third of the loss on goods not deliver d in something thing new to Western business practlrManila Manila Is rowing In Imponanrr rGreat i5flIGreat Great brItain Germany Austria lltinear ipatSpain Spain Ilelglum France Hiifcsla Iirotllmark mark Ecuador Italy Liberia Mclco vNicaragua ruailSiIll Nicaragua Portugal Sweden Norwayerland Ieriand SiIllfor erland have consulates thereAustralian Australian coal Is Imported Into thrIn iiiflCIin In 5000 to 7000 ton lotsToUlo ToUlo financiers iae subscribedsteamship for Ifee steamship senlcc between Manila aidcompany feeiron company was promoted by busin ironnr Manila who found It easier In ralcJapan nr Kn Japan than In the Cnltrd state mIlaphael n msit Ilaphael de Costro Mldalgn chairmanChamber Chamber of Commerce always ant xrevolutionary odresoluttnnar revolutionary ffas gone tn Kncnn sitTM steamships of about ZOOT gross IHMtervlee TMInfluence service will be trl weekly and iln iot ot call will be Kobe and Nagasaki IIs Is gnlng into the Iniitpimies Inseven1are are waiting until railroads are built Inas 1as as are American capitalists Tn tlrpines pines are a rrofltalle prnposltlonOne One of the results of Scriaivltll visit o the Ililllpplncs Is thai In thwbern where we have had sn mulch iroirailway railway l to be built from lllgaii iIn o iiii In the district of Lisimaciniluence Influence nf the Telephone In Itrllri IMU I ThCongestion Congestionrrom From fiji f rji MacThe The Influence ot the ielrphon gestlon hy keeping people nil thb rbeen been cntlreli overlooked Totelephone s iiniepbone telephone eliminate the ni sllonal lonal call entalllni the utc ut tn s iIt It Is next to Impowlbl met xpiInfluence Influence ot Rood telephone vrnurban urban congestion but If the city lioild go out of liutlpiM fvery Ivdry very dtilnllc Idea of this Iniliriiupon iupon upon the public floe piieiiiir1a Ia a fnetoi nf great Imporinri itue 1tile tile near futur anil Imprnvrupotting 1poriitg potting heavy merchaadui mluted Ituted luted before man jein in nil Iuf uf utilized lands

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