The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
December 24, 1905

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ToJJi iTjJwit 1 rrrrLTVI TVI jv Mt vft yW7riVOL r v r ri Qr f SUNnAT DKCKMDKn 21 100SFair t U U Fair and colder today fair tomorrowYORK i LVOL tVOL 7 VOL LHIILNO NJV YORK SUNDAY DECEMBER 2J 1905 oorfflw mo bv TAt Suu vnfrv pn rMhina AweMton TIIIHTYrOUU VAOES PRICE FIVE CENTS TO STRIP CZAR OF ALL POWEIow nnmI7IIt NOW mYl tO TIIOI A O1 COXCKSSIObSirnnx lllatnl irnnx Hourly WonI for theInInee Inlner Part InmirRrntN I the HaitiIroUiHTB IroUiHTB llrfrathiK lIx ImprrlnTniops Tniops lotls Ilitriilnc ond Knrldntcri cri taMf ItunMrli la TliB SUNISION I ISION j 1 28 I 11 Husslnn situutloihourly 11 hourly worse and it Would freentlu tlu i hat iut emilro has now oommenceilrr lrr last agony Doubtless that agony wilI I c IIoled so huge is tho sufferer butIn In Sturm way that none ventures yet tof r r teli with aceuiacy Her present throe1 v Iy Ie ended with til downfall u thipriit griM rurture of tho RuMlan Kmpire At the present moment the revolution IIa a Ini unn There is a general strikehi wIi h io 1 certain extent it intermittenttlui tlui is ni agrarian revolution whichda IId da v s I rending among thl peasantry nmthen trl is a national revolution in tho IlnlticiroMiues iroMiues These tlfreo movements aro nlirepnt irepnt working on different lines hit wilIfiibtleshlv Ifiibtleshlv converge eventuallyMfiinuliilo Mfiinuliilo nil nro fighting with thllr1lh iitnii iipti iy for one object namely tinoverthrow overthrow of the existing governmentCUtS CUtS IOHITION IIKCOM1NO IIOrKLHSSI hen the most obstinate of tho Governnuii nuii tupporters are now realizing theirtine tine position Tltn SINS St IetPrnburRfirpfpondeut firpfpondeut writing on December 19says says In the councils at TsnrskooSelo thUweek week it is known that certain pcrsonngefninong among the Czars private adviers realieilIthe Ithe hopelessness of their masters positionThis This view which is so widely held by thenation nation was opened to thor from a ratherunexpected unexpected quarter Tho Car had approved proved tho Idea of loyalist leagues andunions unions being organized on tho basis of hismanifestoes manifestoes to combat the revolutionaryleagues leagues and unions and especially to canass ass openly for public support Tho headsof of these leagues were received In the Imperial perial Palace to be blessed Tho chiefs olone one league wero followed by tho leaders ofanother another union Tho result of their profeRion feRion however WI more than completely pletely discounted by the fact that eachdelegation delegation was a mere permutation of persons eons who had composed those preceding ItThe The palace politicians watched with increasing creasing dismay tho familiar faces I theywero were haled to the imperial presence to bothanked thanked for their loyaltySince Since this distressing experience thomore more intelligent among the Court partyUve Uve had ample confirmation of the factrhat that these loyalist leagues are all leadersand and no followers The very nodal elements ments which would naturally adhere totho these supporters of the throno have takento to revolution as people take to religionFor For a long time the Orthodox Church hasbeen been losing its hold on them While theyhave have felt and still feel the impulse to bevotaries votaries of a belief and t make sacrificedfor for its sake they have subscribed and dosubscribe subscribe by thousands and cheerfullyto to the revolutionary funds oven while therevolutionary revolutionary strikes ore attacking theirovm ow investmentsThere There Is no reason reconcilable with selfinterest interest t explain this overwhelmingpublic public sentiment I seems to spring fromthe the Russians instinct which draws himirresistibly I irresistibly to something ideal and ovolitangible I tangible These valuable money findersfoj 7 foj tho revolutionary cause will say onlyfiat C the revolution Theydecline fiat they are for revouton decline to particularizeThe The revolutionary leaders have l eenequally equally successful in enlisting tho morehumble humble millions Theircontinuous assertionof of collectivism ns their economic doctrineattracts attracts the mass of the orthodox ignorant rant workmen because they see in it theenlarged enlarged family life Their one inheritedidea idea LS that they are all children of thefame fame family The orthodox church andthe the principle of the autocracy both heldto to that ns the central doctrine of Hussionfaith faith Now that the nation has turnedfrom from a Popes court they are flocking tothe the revolutionary propaganda to an extent tent that astonishes the Socialist leadersthtmeelus thtmeelus EFFEC or THE STIUKEIn In fit Petersburg itself the outwardigns igns of revolution develop more slowlythan than in other centres which ore able totake take advantage of the Governments inability ability to lend sufficient trop againstthem them Telegraphing via Eydtkuhnen today day THF SUNS St Petersburg correspondent dent sayinThe The strike committee has arrested thomachinery machinery of the Government and thocapital capital on Thursday evening woa againin i darkness Such shops as butchersbakers bakers and grocers were opened by permwiou mwiou ot the strikers and the only effortof of the authorities to maintain communications tions will of tho strikersi ton open against the wl Itrkelat Is at railway posts The noon train forcentral central Eunope loft with an officer nnd sixsoldiers soldiers on tho locomotive olid ten soldierson on each car The route was guarded nsfar a u Catchina by two soldiers posted attations tations twenty metres apart Even withthe thAe precautions many passengers r fuAed to depart on learning that trains hudbwn been fred at and passengers woundednear iear near MoscowDFPIANOB DFPIANOB OF THE EMPKnOBIt IIt It i significant that the Governmenthw h ceased making arrests of revolutionaryleaders leaders The latter issued a manifestohich which was circulated in the streets throughout out the nay declaring that the otriko wouldcontinue continue until full satisfaction was accorded corded to their demands which amount tote the tearing up of the present system rootand and branch and the substitution of a newgovernment governmentThe The circular says Wo want no morepromises promises or imperial manifestoes nor willbn e b satisfied with any removals in thePerMrmel PerMrmel in Government departments se will strike till all existing authoritieshand ind hand over their powers to those chosen bythe Ihe the temporary revolutionary organizationAH II I Government troaauries and arsenalsUnder f Under the direction tho police are to toPUcfd I i PUcfd under the direction of this nationalFLOHIDA FLOHIDA A D TiE CAUOLINAScUfrims cUfrims for SouthemB Palm Limited ftnt trai iowy 8th lKio now open for tMtrvmiton Newrk rk omen 271 and 16 BloadwavA4 administration to which lovern IllICIt I nnployws ployws must tttko oath or goliesltles liesltles thn economical all politicsIcrnnnds Icrnnnds tho manifesto declares thutIhrlnp during tho trniihltlon Into a now iVglrosoldier soldier and sailors may choose their owiiCOIl COIl 1 fllUIIfiefl4Jnforniation I Information from TpnrnkoeHIo is thatthe the palnco coIl Ilsul lo rs aro In cJnrlulonnt at I hhlnew drlulo of IhoKniperor HhipofJiitscholT JiitscholT and other Loyalist MoscoLiberals Liberals who wero Invited to attend theOllClCls councils on tho unction c Duma suffragreceived I received telegrams yesterday not to IUIn I to tho palace as tho question had boeipostponed postponed by tho pa loco Cabinet No oneis i Is greatly concerned over tho existentof of tho regime and tho indications are thatlen len Trepoff will hold high authority Ihogenural general public even while suffering great loss nnd Inconvenience remains ugalnsthe the Government They regard the preserphase phase with all ltd extravagances as theflecClary necessary first atugo in the liberation ofthe the countryFniiTit 0 trJWlTIi FIn TJV i V uosroirTroops Troops Charge IJarrlcades Put tll li Ihicpt Irlklrprnl Harriot ritle IMipilthti la THF SisST ST PKTKiuwrmi De BnTlin AoroVremya I Vremya says that iwveral thousand Mthrnmluns I rnmluns havo invaded thn rciV I rite of VItebsk tebsk and are sacking and burning Uussiaiand and Polish estates lucy Intend to aizetICO tho StPetersburg and Warsaw Railroad und to lumox thu district of Kojitsu uniIutsin I uit sin to tho republic of Lit iiuianiuA A cavalry detachment yesterday nttackeiwith with their sabres t procession of workineiwho who were currying red flags Several ofthe the workmen wore killedTho Tho waiters in the restaurants dtriicltoday today and the restaurants are closingThoro Thor was barricade lighting in MOBCOVlast last night The workmen erected threerows rows of strong defences with iron gateson but stormed them atU on TiersKaya but troops torled u 1 oclock The workmen had previousobstructed obstructed with barbed wire the Square ofrriIllnph Triumph and were blocking the pnvemenlwith with shutters taken from shops when clivairy airy anti infantry attacked them and put111Cm them toflightA A telegram from Moscow nays that whilen a meeting of workmen was being hold in aschoolhouse schoolhouse mat night troops surroundedtho tho building and summoned the inmatesto to surrender Tho soldiers at lirst flreiiblank blank cartridges Tho workmen repliecwith with revolver shots and bombs Artillerywas was thel summoned a nd the building waibombarded bombarded until the survivors surrenderedWhen When the revolutionists nt Moscow attempted tempted last night to capture the TowrHall Hall nnd the Nicholas railway station tlutroops troops frustrated them by capturing alargo largo building in which the insurgents hacusMjmbled usMjmbled to discuss their final plans Quantities of arms ammunition anil oxplosives plosives were discovered in tho buildingTwo Two hundred railway trlt ers on theWC1N8W Wurfcaw line hnvobeen arrested forattempting ing to prevent tho departure of trainsFive Five hundred revolutionists were nnstcdhem hero last nightDnniJN DnniJN Dec 23A Moscow despatchstatcH statcH that 400 insurgents five officersnnd nnd thirteen troops havo been killed Intho this therePAiilh tl0 fighting tleroPAmf PAiilh Doc 23A despatch to the Tonjiffrom from St Petersburg sayathat tho prefectureat at Moscow has been demolished by bombsThere There has been fierce fighting in the neighborhood horhood of the barracks In which thetroopa troop were victoriousPARIS PARIS Dec 23Tlio t Petersburg correspondent respondent of tho 1ctit Ianaien says thatinformation information received there makes it ovldenlthat that the Insurg cot forces are defeatingeverywhere everywhere tho imperial troops who nrtattempting attempting to subdue the revolution in theBaltic Baltic provinces Tho troops It is saidneglect neglect tho most elementary precautionsTho Tho correspondent adds I is simply of tho in ManchuriaLONDON 1 repetition war lnmhlraLOSDON LONDON Dec 23A despatch fromMoscow Moscow to the Exchange Telegraph Company pany says that all tho batteries of artilleryin in the garrison have mutiniedPAIIESIS PAIIESIS An njioKE innsDoctom Doctors Say llrnrt Patient In IVardi IsunclInsane Insane A lnin Fell Out of liedAn An autopsy was performed yesterdayon on tho body of George Morris a restaurantkeeper keeper of 340 Canal street who died in theManhattan Manhattan State Asylum on Wards Islandon on Friday The autopsy a made at therequest request of Dr E C Dent tho superintendent tendent lxcau Morriss body appearedto to lx badly bruisedCoroners Coroners Physician OHanlon foundthat that death resulted from general patextannd and pneumonia Eight of the dead mansliba rib however were found to be fracturedDr Dr Leroy Smith on behalf of the hospital pital authorities said that Morris had beenextremely extremely violent and had fallen out ofbed bed several times Ho believed the fracturesresulted resulted from the falls Tho hospitalauthorities authorities Invited a rigid inquiry intotho the case by a Coroners JuryOT xoT A SUICiDE HnOTHEIJS SI ICourt I Court npRlni nn Iiuiiint Into Death ofIllcli I Illcli WomanBOSTONDeo I BOSTON Deo V3 District Attorney Petersof of Krpex county today ordered an inquestinto into the death on September 13 last of MrsJennie Jennie P Chase of Swampscott a memberof of tho wealthy Phillips family who wasfound found unconscious nt her home throe daysl roviously supposedly a milcido by gal The inquest was ben this afternoon Inthe the Lynn ixjllce court before Judge BerryIt I is expected that many witnesses will bnexamined examined and that tho loquest will occupyseveral several daysMrs Mrs Chase was the wife of Dr HoraceChase Chase whose patient she was and whomshe she married after 1 divorce from JohnCulllton Culllton of Salem After her marriage sheadopted adopted tho doctors son who died In Boston ton this week alt who was buried on FridayThen Then she made u will leaving her entireestnto estate to him consisting of nbont 2 OOOowhich I which she win 1rs tll of absolutely nnda I a trust fund of about 1000000This This latter the brothers of tho deadwoman hl woman claim she could not leave to theadopted teadoptod cnlm I adopted son on the ground that the termsof of the trust provided for it to go to livingUMW issue their contention being that thomaker maker of the trust the dead womansmother mother contemplated that it should go toblood blood relatives and not relatives by adopThe The only witness heard this afternoonwas I was Dr Jinkham tho medical examinerfor WI this district and tho family physicianiif of the Chasi Dr Horace Chose thohuhband huhband of tho woman cannot b locatedly ly rvpri eiitativ fl of tho DtatrM AUordoyH doyH o fie who starched Boston for himtoday today and last night Thoy fare of theopinion opinion that he has gone away for a rest i opinon brothers denied their sistercommitted committed suicide and t It so strenuousa a protest against this verdict that theyflnAlly flnAlly forced the authorities to hold anrutopsy autopsy today and to order the inquest begunloclay PAY FARE OR YOU DONT GOtKTlllL tKTlllL AHOllfillKS OttICKiWill m IO SIAXIfVJiVhhl Will I Mod it Albany and I DinsHern here Will No I onjcr Hand Out TramIiortatlon Iiortatlon Some Iolltlolatu Ilnnlaiikfroiis kfroiis OUT HIP Joss of Ia Iron nnrTho Tho Xew York Central let it bo Unowryestorduy yesterday to the stnall army of politiciangathered gathered in town for gossip about thforganization organization of the Legislature that thecompany company really wont hund out any moripasses passes The scope of tho companys ordoiIs Is wider than was at first understood Itembrace embrace not only legislative passeslint but pauses Issued by tho tax department oltho tho com panTho Tho ofiices of two men as well known tnpoliticians politicians as nny others in the State thostof of Anslhtant Tux Agent Will L Lloyd and olH 1 C Uuval Nictetury to tho chairman otfho the allitxl lines halo been abolished MrLloyd Lloyd has been connected with the Uln connettll tio company in various capacities for twentytwo yearsHis His rusidenco and office are In Albany andho ho Is known to all up Slutu poltclall MrDuvul Duvul also luu been long in tho senice HIPoffice oleo was in Now York city and his principalassociation association in a business lay with NuwYorkers Yorkers Both men have lon In confidential dential relations with Senator Depew fromtheir their earliest employment by the companyThe The office force of Tux Agent Hincheyof of Koehester bus been largely curtailedEmployees Employees in tho office of Mr naval havealso also been notified that their terms will oxpiro piro at the clot of business December HOSenator Senator Uupow himself made the announcement nouncement of tin changes I his own officea I few days ago Mr luval and HOIIIH oftho tho others affected wero presentIt It id patty hard on us said one of themto to get such short notice utter so long service vice vfeJtl pretty bard on all of us retorted theSenator Senator but It cant bo helpedIt It was principally the influence of I McKTwombly Twombly 1 director of tho Now York Central tral and of each of the allied lines that wasresponsible Irlsponslult responsible for tho now order und thu stringent gent measures for carrying it into let Mr Twombly called the attention of hisassociates associates to tho conditions after the adoption lion of the antipass constitutional amendment ment in 11XM when tho practice of issuingpasses passes wan stopped for a few weeks only tobo b revived later and made more generalthnn than beforeThe The order concerns not only the New YorkCentral Central and all its divisions but also all theleated leated and acquired lines within tho Statethe the Wett Shore the Home WnlertownnndOgdensbtirg Ogdensbtirg the Harlem and six or sevenshorter shorter roadsTho The only matter left unsettled is the Issueof of passes to such newspapers as have previously viously accepted them The number ofnewspaper newspaper plO will bo curtailed in nnyevent event but the question remains whetherto to pay theee newspapers in cash for advertising tising or to iseuo tickets in return for advertising tising actually orderedIt I was estimated by politicians in townyesterday yesterday that tho number of parses Ltucdby I by the New York Central for tho mainline I line alone would transport enough PCIHAOIIgers I gore to crowd a limited train every dayof of the year In the smaller counties thenumber number appears to have been greater thnnintho intho counties containing citiesIn In my town said an upState Assemblyman I blyman yesterday the ticket agent laughsut at any old evident who buys a ticket whentravelling travelling nny considerable distance Theagunt IIlunt agunt appears to look on it as a sign thatthe the purchaser is in wrong nnd on the downward I ward political slantA A far larger number of the upStalepassengers passengers than is generally believed itwna I wna said are carried on account of thonsKPWiors a Hfforl of towns and villages crossed bytho I tho Centrals lines More such pusses havebeen been Killed than pnssw issued at the instance stance of members of the legislature nndState State officersViews Views of the politicians in regard to theorder order were as diversified us poshiblo Someof of them were rantankorous and prophesieddire dire results to the Central both in legislation tion increase of If molt and enforcement ment of existing laws Others declaredthe the ruin a good thing for everybody concerned cernedAbility Ability to procure passes said ono oftho tho latter is prized by the henchmen ofevery every political leader in village town orcounty county I is good patronage and of courseit it helps the leader to keep his grip Ontho tho other hand it is a good deal like thecanal canal patronage There are always moreapplicants applicants than there are parses although though passes hae come so easy that therecipients recipients consider it no special favor toget get oneAs As far as the railroad is concerned itwill will get what it is entitled t Some assessments menU may b raised but the company hasfoughtand beaten lotof boards of foughtand a otofbonlo asseeaorawho who have tried to bull tho price of its property erty and mOt of the valuations are prettywell well fixed Ae far R legislation is concerned corned nny efforts to pet even are prettymire r to b discountenanced by tho peoplewho who arc going to run things at Albany thiswinter winterMen Men connected with tho company explained plained that the custom of Issuing passeshud I hud kept growing and growing until ithad lad paused the bounds of reason Therewas was no consideration they said for thojwssert jwssert either in assessments or legislation thin but nffalrs had finally come to suchu 1 pass that overy one elected to office conuidered I uidered it his right to rido free and thucompany company had in most cases granted thoright right The Income of the company theyliellove liellove will be much Increased by the noworder orderTho Tho Delaware and Hudson which wasexpected i expected to follow the Centrals lead hasdono done nothing cl An announcement ofthis this companys policy may bo expectedthis this weekMr Mr Duval IB gong into business ns 1Btook took broker Mr Lloyd some Now YorkCentral Central men said will remain In the employ ploy of tho com anyirtvrs i irtvrs TO SHV KAISKIPS HOOTSKrseo Krseo Hnotlilaclc on Trip Round theWorld World Iumig in IlerllnXptrtal Xptrtal ralr lleuicteh la Tim SivBnnUN BnnUN Dec 23ltncik the Inn Francisco I cisco youth whose ambition Is to polish thoboots I boots of great men all over the world isnow now here Ho blacked the Loots of Ambultor I bu ndnr Tower this mornlns and MrTower Tower promised to aid the young man inobtaining I obtaining an opportunity to polish theKaisers Kaisers bootsOn On the Lake Shore Limitedthere there lie tlecpliiir cars for Si Louis ndCincinnatiwith with perfect service Leive New remit err dayivt ivt prlrc via New York Central ancs ODeou esoeu tare Ait J I fMTr rrtuHviv initrIlls Ills EtnIulo era dump Irom the rnrrlnftiml ahihi Are KIlKhtb llrulirdNKW NKW ItoriiKitK Dec v1 Jn u nmnwnvaccidentwhich I aloidnt whlch occurred this afternoon IrNow Now Hochello Thomas W Thorno a brokerund und his brother Newlmry Thurne n Yluhta a warn thrown from a carriage niulslightly slightly hurt Tim coachman Michael Ciidahy wluclung I clung to the reins in his efforts to save hiemployers employers was thrown against a stone vrnjland and Is dying of a fractured skull In the NowItochello Itochello HpspltalCiidahy Ciidahy has been in tho employ of t litThome Thome family for thirty years nnd il midlobe lobe tho richest coachman along the SonndHo Ho owns half a dozen houses in New IlochelUand and is a stockholder in railroads and othercorporations corporations limo Thorno family had suchgreat great confidence in him that they wouldnovur novur permit any one elto to drive for thll I Ciidahy was ill or away they would leavethu the horses in the stable and walk to the railroad road station AlotonThu t Tim runaway occurred while they wereleaving leaving the hotiso at Uavonports NeckCudnhy Cudnhy was jlit driving out of the barnwhen when one of the largo doors blown by thewind wind struck the rear wheels of the vagonThis This caused the horses to take fright nndas u they were running away Thorno and hiHbrother brother jumped They escaped with a fewbrulset brulsetThe The coachman held to the reins until thecarriage carriage struck the stone gateway and waswrecked wrecked Cudahyt head struck the walland and ho received u large fracture on thuright right side of tho bond He was removed totho the hospital where an operation was performed formed hit ho had not regained consciousness I ness nt n lato hour tonlght The physicianssay say there is little hop I JII U1 ITS A HUT JACKKTKin Kin riMm Itrtlrlne IrrmDr Connotationof Iof of raring Windsor t nifornup fipieul cable Utsptlcli to THK HUfLONDON LONDON Dec 23llw King lias awardedunique unique honors to two of the chief tel of the outgoing Ministry Tho Marquis ofLunsdowne I Lunsdowne receives the Royal VictorianChain Chain of this highest class The HoyalVictorian I Victorian Order Ins fnstitutod by QueenVictoria Victoria in IsO I Is practically restrictedto to tho royal family and its connectionsnbroad Inbloall nbroad but was conferred upon the latoArchbishop Irchblshop Archbishop of Canterbury oh tho occasionof I of the coronation of King dwyd Theonly Ionly only other nonroyal holders of the decor I tion are the Dukes of Argyll nrd Fife nndLord Lord CurzonMr Mr Ilnlfours strange sounding honor ofthe the Windsor uniform is n much coveteddistinction distinction I consists of a double hrcnrfwlblue blue coat with a scarlet collar and cuffsnnd nnd buttons bearing the royal crown I isworn worn only at Windsor Cnstlo Tho wearersnro are limited to the royal family the royalhousehold household and I very few privileged personsttvnaio IIi Sill ttvnaioMan Man Was Inckrd Ill Illcd in I Few HourIroin Iroin Fractured HkullA IThirteth A man mimo was locked up in 10 WestThirtieth II Thirtieth street police station on 1 chargeof I of intoxication about midnight Fridaydied died early yeitordny mcrnlng in tioNew I New York Hospital Ho was foundlying lying on the sidewalk In front of H2 WestTwentythird Twentythird street by Policeman Torpey Torpey sent in an ambulance call ali DrHarrows Harrows of tho New York Hospital rsloled SDonded After examining tho man DrParrowssaid I Parrowssaid ho was Intoxicated and ordo redhis his removal to tho police station Theman I man appeared to have just a slight scalpwound wound which might he caused by fallingon I on tho pavement I After the man had been locked up forseveral i several hours Doorman James Barrettwas was attracted to his cell by tho sound ofheavy heavy breathing He reported this toSurgt Surgt Hltnmel who sent In a call to theNew IXII New York Hospital Dr Farr respondedHe I He found that the man was in a seriouscondition I condition Inc took him to the hospitalTho Tho man died without regaining consciousness sciousness although the doctors workedover over him all night He had a fracture atthe the bas of his skullThe The man was of dark complexion withdark dark brown hair Ho was 5 feet 8 inchesin in height and dressed in dark overcoatand and suitnmA nmAAnnounces N ISIOITS FI1PIOI Announces to Agitators That Ills Visit 1onI1 NanIolltlPilSpfttal Spfttal Cable DunalOt to TUB SVNMANILA MANILA Dec ViceOovernor IdeActing Acting Governor assisted William J nndMrs Mrs Bryan today in receiving 15O Elksarmy army and navy officers numerous formervolunteers volunteers and Emilio Aguinuldo and othorleading leading Filipinos A special committeoconsisting consisting of representative native politicians ticians offered Mr ran a banquet nndinvited invited him on an excursionOld Old Filipino revolutionaries survivors ofthe the Hongkong junta and other irroconcilableR cilableR who recently appeared beforetime the Congressional committee and whoregard regard Bryan OB their savior will probablybe b disappointed Mr Bryan having announced nounced that his visit is entirely nonpolitical political He ban promised Aguinnldo aprivate private interview laterNEGROES NEGROES KILLED IV RIOTHrports Hrports Place Niuutirr of neatl at IromThree Three tn 1lfihtVAinEBTA VAinEBTA Oa Dec 23News has jugtbeen been received hero of a bluody riot thatoccurred occurred last night ut Ewing betweenFnrgo Fargo and St icorge Tho first reportsays says that a white man manager of I larfoturppntlno turpentine still was assaulted by drunkennegroes negroes who attempted to mob him Hnbarricaded barricaded himself und opened flue uponIns Ins assailants and IB said to have killed IIvonefro nefro mon all two negro women shootingJown down sevuli other blacks who nro rejwtedbndly badly woundedAnother Another report says that the fightingliegan began at a negro frolic which reached theproportions proportions of 1 riot before the ammunitionivns ivns exhausted Thi lator report iysjut jut tho negroes began fighting nmonghemselves themselves nt the cano and as the panicitrickon stricken guests rushed from the room threovpro vpro instantly killed three more fatallyBounded Bounded and eight others shot downThe The report adds that several women nrounong among thoHO dangerously wounded onoinving having since diedIatrtl Iatrtl Mantle IntflllerneArrived Arrived Ss Cnronln Liverpool Dec It usirnurincn irnurincn Vrrn Crz lire 14 m Hubris IMrnJr UIeInedord Hertford SinrUI Ins Water Tfco Vintage H aterVd AddS tile aa chancier to the AItmbaUAde WIFE QUITS BOB P1TZSIMMONSsiitfi siitfi IIITIiitu llIlW TI iitu or HEIGHT i inSnH SnH Sill Han lotiR CniitrtuiilntedIns nr rrt IIlS Ins Ilm Jul anil ills Mnnngrr SaShr Slip linn Gotte HUH a Man WHOMFrlrnilllnrM I I FrlrnilllnrM HUH famed Him MarryHANiiANnsro I HAN thNtiSO Dei1 j I am leavingNow Now York forever Took step week ngoLong determined Myattorneys I Long contemplated Am detenllned attorneys letter should couch Hob todnySigned Signed JUIIAThis This telegram WOe received todny by1eoo Leon Friedman manager of Hob Fit 7141flnJfl14 mons life famuim fighter who closed bincareer career il the roped ureim Wednesday nightJulia Julia r FlfniinmonsH wife Tho telegram gram mpnns Imply that In cold llood shehas has deserted her husband lit was married I ried to her at tim Pnllicu Hotel in this cityJuly July LS 1103 Hi married life him not beenhappy lie iiuAccordhn According to both Bob and his managerMrs Mrs Fitjjimmons has not gono away aloneFighter Fighter nnd manager assert hho has RB II companion the head of a niniiufacturinicompany I company in ranklin IaKvcn Even efor HKI married him Bob assorts I sorts lLs wIfe lied heel friendly with thisman man and since I lie marriage hei porslbtencoin in keeping Ii I her acquaintance with themanufacturer manufacturer haw hseri a source of constant stant worryToday Today when the message came DobbroUo broke down and cried like a child Antoon SOOT us ho composed himself ho HuldI I ought to huvo known it wits comingBeforx Before I married her I knew she and thisman man had been very friendly After Imarried married her wo were very happy for atime I time but she soon seemed to tire of innand I and to caro more for himI I I did everything In the world for her Isent i sent her to Paris to htudy music Ibought I I bought jewels for her nnd gave her all myformer former wifes jewel on condition that Ifwho who should ever bo untnio to mo she wouldreturn return them But all the time I couldnthelp help but feel everything wasnt rightWhen When I went over to Paris to bring herback back to Now York a few months ago Ilenrnud learned the truth Site received a telegramabout about meeting Iat aol I happened toieo Sec it I was signed Yours alwaysWho Who Is this Always I asked Is itthat I that man1 Sho coulHnt deny it When I left her to come out for this fightI I fitted up beautiful apartments for her inNew New York with a piano and everythingthat that shin would need for thin Htudy of musicShe She hasnt been very appreciativeShe She hasnt written more than onto or twicennd nnd theme wasnt n word of IOTO in herletters letters I wanted to hear something fromher her nnd HO a week ago last Monday Iwired wired her to let mo know whether she wanMck Ilk or 10t I UI didnt got any answer J wired againFor For five days I kept pending mesNigeswithout without getting any answers Finally thoday day of the fight a telegram came from herIt 0 1 readI I am lame win or lose WinThat That wan the last I heard till this message I sage came to FriedmanAl Al thin fXris feel very sorry for Fit7Thi Thj synipathied with 111 today butcondolence I condolence didnt do thin old man anygood good He wept and wouldnt be comforted fortedAt It At the Hotel Portland IT West Fortyseventh seventh street where Fltzsimmons and hiswife wife had 1 suite of rooms it was paid lastnight I night that Sirs Fitzsimmons had left towna a couplo of days ago to spend the holidaysand and that she had left no nddrensMrs Mrs Fitsimmons was Julia iifford andwas was playing in a When Johnny ComesMarching Marching Homo company when tho prizefighter fighter met her She is about 2 yearsold old and is n little woman with bright goldenhair I hair She has nn excellent soprano voicennd nnd is rather FiUfimmonR nnd MissGlfford 11111 pretty Ft7Flltonl I Gifford werctnarried about three years agoor I or just after the Cornishmuns mcond wifedied died The second v ifo was Miss Itoso Juliannsisterof nsisterof Martin Julinn whoacted formerlyns I ns FitKsimmonss manager About fourmonths months after Hose Julian died Bob marriedMis Mis Orl The pair wprn apparently much attachedto to each other and were often se n togpthernt nt tho uptown hotels Last season nndpart part of this Bob and lib wifo wero jointstars stars In a melodrama called A Fight forLove I LoveFits lOIFlz closed his VMOII about seven weeksngo ago to go to San Francisco and prepare forhis his battle with Jack OBrienLast Last summer Fitsimmons hid eomstrouble trouble with his wife who it appears liasaspirations aspirations for thin operatic stage Sheleft left him rather suddenly and went to Par Fitzsiinrnons followed h er and tho tworeturned returned together apparently reconciledMrs Mrs Fitrslmmonss only explanation wasthat that she wont to Pans to rnako arrangement fluent to study music und havo her voicecultivated cultivated Fitzsimmons was satisfied todo do this and had n talk with n promoterabout about bottling permanently In Paris andstarting starting a boxing school Hut ho wasunable unable to cancel his booking for his playand and had to come back to AmericaFitzBlmmotiHa FitzBlmmotiHa friends hero say ho hasvery very little money left Ho owned 1 houseat at BoiiBonhurst and had considerable moneyin in bank when his wife Rose died hut as alltlio the property sync in her name it wont toI I hell children not to him Some arrangement ment wrs reached about tho cash but hoholds holds the real estate valued at aboutSISMKKJ boleA 1m SISMKKJ ns guardian foe these childrenBob Bob Martin and Hoe who are now nt schoolnt nt a convent in ow Jersey His currentearnings earnings ho turned over to his nol wifeand and they did not accumulate to any greatextent extentrinEcns rinEcns LAY concitSTorKnRlncers KnRlncers Club Well Started by Mrs Tarnciile nciile Mr Carnegie AJ rmlnl Tho cornerstone of the new EngineersClub Club at 8331 Vest Fortieth street was laidyesterday Mr and MrsAndrew yesterday afternoon by ald lrlondmv Andrew Carnegie This is the building towhich which Mr Carnefilo gave 100KK last yearIt I is to take tho place of tho present building tag nt 374 Fifth avcnuoThere There were hardly any ceremonies overtime he cornerstone Mru Carnegie spread thomortar mortar und Mr Carnegie topped tho btonewith with a trowelAs wth a everything Wrs Carnegie dees Ileclure sold declare you to l e laid well and truly hosold soldMr Carnegie asked tho contractor W TTrow Crow how soon the building would Ixi doneAs Cow answer soon as you give us the steel was theanswer Royal Jlluo Tour u Mutlilnctnn On1 112 from New York all erur lnrl dlncrill rill and hotel for 3 days Her 27 Jan I iui1 2Feb vFeb Feb 10 Mach 1 and I April 10 inn Z6 May II Biltlmore 6 0110 Tlc l oiilct to I tea lO DwaAdrx x a f MHS rOfflTS IITIITIMl rnmniU That Her 1 land llr nutHer Her und MnKe Ihr a Ulff In 1netriiTHULiui I riiTHULiui Do KI There Is n hitch fithn I thn proceedIngs 1 toward n leconclliatlorbet I bet ween Mr IUd AJr W 1 Corey MixCorey Corey has domnnduil that her himband grfurther further than 1m han hignintul any willingncrt4 ncrt4 to do She will not accept tho 1000001cfforod cfforod nnd his nHiurnneo that ho ItIiven given up Mahollo illman Ao unless bInah also agrcott to livu with her and to treather her as his witnThis This ultlmntum has been passed up tothE the husband by the one entrusted wltlimaking making the deal and thl 1I1ICI of OorujFettles Fettles Ilko blanliPt Hint portloiof ftte Iw I wet over purtlol of BraddocU which had full secures in thfbelief belief that tberl would lie I happy nhIllon nIl ionMrs Mrs Corey has emphiiHled to her friendhthat that nho IH not Influenced by money The 1000000 which will bo horn if slit consentfto to cal all things off is really hit an incroastof of 300000 over what t ho had already beeroffered offered and had practically accvpttMl togut gut the divorceW W Kills Corey is not yet in Braddocknor nor Is ho In PlttsburK Mr Corey hnfannounced announced to the family circle that shewill will he everything 01 nothing She willnot lot be I discorded wifeifiSM OV6ItESIIt sniinK ro IPEIlet Met till MlRtlim Crlltcn on tlic Trip olthe the Taft TartjAnother Another romnncii growing out of the trirof of Secretary of War Tafts party to thuOrient Orient became knoll ye lordny when Mrnnd nnd Mrs De Frees Critten of Irymes HillStateu St tel Island announced that engagementof of their daughter Mignon to CongressmanSwngar Swagar Shnrluy of Louisville KyMiss Miss Critten was n guest of Secretary Tuft on the trip und Congressman Sherluywan wan also of tho party Miss Crittons fathersaid said last night that no date had been netfor I for tho wedding but Unit it would lakeplace place in thy springMiss I Miss Crlttin is a friend of MIss AliceItoosevelt Itoosevelt dutlghttjr of tho Presidentwhose whose engagement to Congressman NicholasLongworth Longworth has been announced Theytoo I too are to bo married In the springCongressman I Congressman Sherley IH 31 years oldnnd i and is serving his second term in Congress He is a lawyer anti never held office untilho I ho was elected to the Fiftyeighth CongressHe He is wealthyvo vo iUSEIEIi CIIIIISTMAS THIEHut Hut Archie IH if lnc tn Hate a Ilttle Oneof of Ills On n in Ills HoomWASHINOTON WASHINOTON Deo 21 Although therewill will h no Christmas tree in tho WhiteHouwthi I House this year for the family young MasterArchibald Archibald will have his fir tree in his roomaccording I according to a custom which he establishedtwo two years ngo when he bought his owntiee tiee nnd with the aid of his nurse decoratedit it with all tile gifts lie had prepared for tImmnemiibcrs members of tho family und his rather largocircle circle of friendsTii3J Tii3J l ilft tIn u t ORiflOthe iyI tho Roosevelt family who will assemblein I in tho library of the Whlto lou oon theRcoud second ioortheywihl bo invited Into ArchlI I buldn room and thee will receive theirgifts I gifts from him Ht always ask his youngfriends friends to call at ihu White House comitime I time during tho day nnd they are all remembered membered Arculnri special friend is Philander I lander S Knox win of Senator Knox of Pennsylvania sylvania formerly Attorney IlnLrl1IlmS pirKKits rwi rfi ciMnnnSecret Secret Sirlec Mm Accompany SIf tuberstn tn TMrlr HomesCIIICAUO CIIICAUO Dec 23AII tho members of thojury jury selrrted to try tho packers case in theFederal Federal Court were aeeompanled to theirhomes homes by Secret Service men of tho Government ment The jurors were not informed thattho tho Governments plan is to keep a closewatch watch on them until tho trial Is resumed onJanuary January I but suh I the factIf I the immunity pica made by tho packers ers fall to protct them from criminal prosecution elton no corporation is safe in giving information formation to the Department of Commerceand and Labor and tho law which created itshould should be repealed today sold a leadingofficial official of one of the largest Industrial concerns corns in ChicagoThe The action of tho DepartmentKtf JusticeIn Fo rebate destroyed In the Santa rlbat ease practically doBtrored stroyed public confidence in tho Integrityof of thnt branch of the Government and thatlast last vestige pf confidence in and respect forit it will be wiped away I it IB proved in courtthat that it used Commissioner Garfield of theBureau Bureau of Corporations to get evidenceon on which to base criminal prosecutionSucli Such proof would place tho Department ofCommerce Commerce and Labor on the samoa plane aathe the Department of Justiceonio onio ixnicrs IlWf nrTCompanlll Companion AllPKPrt 1o Iln cOomlnril toHoltl Holtl Up CmiiHIrsNAPOLFOV NAPOLFOV Ohio Dec ITim GrandJury Jury has returned eighteen indictmentsngainat ngainat Ohio bridge comparie fur nllegcdviolations violations of the Valentine itCh it n st lawjTho jTho companies Indicted au thn AdimsBros Bros Company Bridge nnd Iron WorksJ J T Adams Jr ngout tho lirmkm BridgoCompany Company of Cincinnati W W Mills agenttho the Hellefontalno Bridge Company J MFronzer Fronzer uKent Indiana Hldgo CompanyJ J T Morgan agent Champion BridgoCompany Company E 1 Hamisbne agent MasBillon Billon Bridge Company 1 J Kwingertagent agent Huston nnd Cleveland Bridge Company pany It V Huston agent Canton IlridgoCompanv Companv H O Ilnvpirmnd agent KiigBridgo Bridge Company tlcvcnnd E J Newtonugcnt ugcntfho lent companies rro churned with formIng lug 1 combination to kCclu up prices andit i is ostorted that they hay had the cointlwooiupletcly completely nt their me xy The Ktrteit it is nscertfd hOA been iljded into distrios trios In tho bridge combine nnd certainoompamert oompamert nsslgned to ioitaln dilinsthereby thereby workIt killing all uonipetition on hiidrework wor Mated that ovll notion will be takenogninst ogninst tho oompanifw to recover damagesFirTJ FirTJ LEFT OVMl 1 MtUJOXAflinlnlitrator i Aflinlnlitrator ApiNilntrd for Estate ofAcelrtrnt I Acelrtrnt VletlmCltJCACio CltJCACio Dec 23 Ietters of nrlmlnistrntionin trntionin tho estate of Marshall Field 1 have been granted to Arthur I Jones andStanley Stanley Field Marshall Field is nraned agunrdinn guardian our his three grand hlcrlnMamhal Marshall Field 3d henry Field 10 yearnold old und Ciwcmlulin Field 4 years old Thovaluo valuo of tho personal estate IN H4MiOOund und tho ten I eMnlo M placed nt HrW Bonds were furmshrd to the Hinotirt offZfiOOOOO fZfiOOOOO with Marshall Field and John OSheda Sheda BH suietlesDKWEYS DKWEYS CIAtlIOJt HAVVUIIXR IlNC0superior I superior fur V1jin nnciltti vuiiiII I T I l ivt 4 Sons Co 1M 1un I St Nev Vorlc v BURGLAR D BUTLER BATTLEESTu hlizEsrtE An ricn ALL O1LR MII inMtHoit norsaMarauder tlnranllr Marauder CriN I With Mian orMoney Hnaltlr Money all Valuators Hawaii StrumMilp Still IrcMdiiU a Dressing fiirlttinniTree Tree Pollen There After a WilleGeorgo I George S Dnnrborn president of thoAmericanHawaiian AmericanHawaiian Steamship Companyand and his wife were on tho third floor of theirresidence residence nt 2i last Sixtythird streetdressing I dressing I Christmas tree last night whileft in ft negro burglar was busy on the floor abovoransacking ransacking the servants rooms Theburglar tI I burglar mace his eson e with Sirt worth ofbooty l booty after I tnsslu with Louis BecardMr LMr Ii i Mr Dearborns butlerItecard IIIcald Itecard went to his room on the top floorto to dress shortly before dinnrr was to beserved Ij j served In going to tuls room ho hearda 10111 1 1001 I a nol o in one of the women servants roomsHo jJ Ho knew the woman WUH in tho basementand and when he pushed open hr door to hives iW ves I ato ho was confronted by I I Ti Ii Ill It eVhiiit What ur you doing here nskud thebutler tled led or Iquilt You keep quiet or Ill blow ynir heidoff I off said the hog Iiliu I Tho Intruder put his liand to hh hipIDcket I IDcket as if hn wern goinijtodraw I revolver vie and liecurd backed into the bnthrooinndjoinlng ndjoinlng Jlipn the buijilnr darted out Oft the room he was in 11e went down thostairs ilu1 stairs by boundsllecard llecard recoveied his net ve and wentafter after the fellow The dining room is on thoI I second floor and thl tible was all set tordinnlr 1 dinner The negro slid under tho tablebut but llecard got to thl dining room dourII l I In time to see where he had gonei II Come out of tluTp aid the butler I Olt thlrl tIl nosurning use tn ill g a pugilistic attitudeThe The negro Jumped up and pitched bit otijit It1 I this butler They fought nil over the dinirroom I room floor and when Heenrd wiw he wnsI I going to ho beaten he yelled for help Abo itI I the time Mr Dearborn started down fromtho thin floor abovo tit negro broke away nnddaitod I daitod down the next Might of stairs to thoparlor parlor floorHernrd Hernrd still had his nerve with him and howent I went after the burglar again He caughthim him in tho pnrlor nnd they had anothersetto I setto While they were fighting Mr Dearborn born telephoned to Police Headquartersthat 1that that there was a burglar in his houseBecnrd ji i Becnrd und tho negro fought for Boveralminutes I minutes when the butler wi downed with ablow I blow on the law That left the negro freeand I and he leaped through an open parlorwindow i window leaving the corduroy cap he worebehind behind himHocnrd i Hocnrd was not knocked out by the blowhn hn received and as soon a he got to hisfeet j Ifcet I feet ho followed the burglar but wentthrough I I through the front door By the time thobutler butler got out on the street the negrowas I was almost to Park avenue HB turnedsouth south on the aveniitj and when Becardreached I reached tho comer wa Cit nfvtxlttl rn t AT iccitrUCuiiiinueGStop ti cU IStop Stop tliijfl and his cries attracted goqddeal I deal of attention but no one who saw thefleeing IfLen fleeing negro made any attempt to Mophim him While the butler and the burglarfought fought in the house the servants disturbedi i the neighbors with their criesPolice I Police Headquarters told tho East Sixtyhovcnth J i hovcnth street police of the message they PI hud received from Mr Dearborn andDetective I Detective Sergeant Dunn and severalpolicemen I policemen were sent to Mr Dearbornshoiifo I hoiifo on tho run When they got theretho i tho burglar had disappeared Becard wasablo tahlo 1 ablo to give a good description of the fellow low und the police think they can get himThey They investigated and found that ho eitherentered entered the house through the open parlorwindow window or through the main door withn n skeleton key Tho sonants were the onlylosers losers Time burglar got J40 in cashirowv irowv TACKIJ A aunaLAnllun llun From Ills Pistol but nCrovtd Ntecnfop I fop to Man With Jimmy and GunGeorgo George Harveyj who the police believeIs Is a Harlem flat thief threatened to shootMiss Miss Anna Levin and her elater Mrs HattlsBerrenb Berrenb of 4 East HOth street yesterdayafternoon afternoon when the two women tried toprevent prevent him front leaving the house inwhich which ht was caught trying to break intothe the apartments of 13 MeyrowltzMrs Mrs Borrent lives on the second floornnd and when filio hoard a nolfco in the hall ontho the floor above she went outto see what itwas was She saw Harvey working nt Meyrowitza witza dining room door with a Jimmy andshe she ran into her own rooms to catch theburglar burglar when ho came downstairs MraBorrent Borrent In good sized and she said lastnight night that eliu wsk met afraid to grab himThe The burglar noon knew that ho tas beingwatched watched and ho f tartcdio Jeavo the housaempty empty handedMUa Miss Levin who 11vejtvvIthJicrfather ontlw tlw grounJ floor ennui out into the hallway way u Harvey was coming down stairsand and the two women closed in with him andbegan began yelling for help Harvey workedouo one hand loose nnd pulling his revolverfrom F from his pocket flourished it over his headand and told the women If they did not let himgo go he would kill them both They let goand and ran into their rooms screaming lorJiolp help Harvey ran to a saloon at Park avenueand and 114th street Policemen MoCraolcejnand and Galllgan wero told ho was there by acrowd crowd that chased him They arrestedHarvey Harvey when ho wu Dinted otItAt At the lnt 126th stiet station house aloaded floaded loaded revolver a jimmy and a bunch ofskeleton skeleton keys wore found on the prisonerHo Ho refused to give his residence or teflnnythipg anything about himselfssnono ssnono nrcovKnrn 0 TIrnm From Wife rf Alleged neCnuItlnc DakotaHank Hank millerDOVKH DOVKH Del Doc 23 About 20000 insecurities securities anti cash supposed to be fromtho the Bismarck N D Bank rtpreaeunttngfunds afunds funds taken it is alleged by Cashier J 0Cruitrn iICruhrn ICruhrn who bus gono to Kngland werrecovered recovered ut a quiet country hons in thiscounty county todayMrs iMrs Mrs Kruhn had corn hen to visit acountry icountry country retreat and Sh M T Klwurd Bakerwas was notifIed of il u few i ago In a longtelegram telegram He kept tln woman i IT olwenatlonand and Chief Ditoolivo Oim of St Paul JMinn Minn sent Pinkerton in i Ire jjj Tile Sheriff intercept a hank draft atthe the post ouVo und into Tompanitvi bya a New York attorney li went to MrsICnihtn ICnihtn who surrcndeivl ilio funds un lerprotest protest ioRiDiti KAM tS Tit VIMSFU FU t We l jailS Ln 1 v M A c L Riprras prras oat V M Unctu led rnrflce fda Proa hAtltuUu AtltuUu Jon l Line 1101 iw y S V44

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r l TT TpI r p T rv Tr 1 r t I J rtf 11it 1trTffr it THF csiXvnEcMBrfl 24 1905 I I 1WADSWORTH rfWADSWORTH WADSWORTH NEXT SPEAKERIIIfOfilI1 linOftillT II i HER 4lVLirE LirE ox illS 1100 tllI JMMllniibt I J llniibt lintil III Ileetlnn Keem In 1lnllrrI In lilt Mind of Jlrrrltl Oilier IoiRIIR I Its settled Odrlli Ilin to llanurn On rn Nlnln MOM to lie Tallied In TtniThe 1 The lion lome W Wndsworth irMotrnt ofi Morris Livingston county whoI isIHlei tolI i Mount clnt 11lnllol of the AnHembly left forW lI 1111 Speaker III HefMpI yesterday morning Washington tol had talks with some of Ihlronl1 going ho tflk wth Olt I strongest mon In the lower hOI of IIIIiIHlalul 1eulHlatiirinl Albanyand then wildI I 11 absolutely sure ni winning 11Inrrr Nciork hack to owYork I will not ton Indeed Hint wil mi Inrrr York mM week I do not earn to give Oltfilrl but I have njoollljrlt at preKent hit and names figures nhIjciri t 11m y I t At Hopuhlican AFlfnhlympn them several NYork owYork men baik of me among Ihlm Odells nttaon York county rnemliers Mr Odel ItReknn colty nnd Iov HiKgins hlhplfr on the President Ant 1pin helped a great dealPolltlral Polltlral mnthmlwtirians wild that IrWnl Wads worth would have 83 of the 111 HepillicHti lx heldAlbnnv atAlhllY

licHti witew in III caucus lo Albnnv ofl4 he night of JanuaryThe IThp The Hun Edwin A Merritt Jr of Potdam Lawrence lounty who is lot 10hI dam St 1IWrol llty be elected Speakpi issued hiH daily pronuiclmento clmento yesterday ar followsMl Ml Si laII1 iniinty and non rPrl Nfork ork nkM IH I lair ileiil nt any tunetin entitled and vlll nm nerept nnthine tin it i rtilld 11 11 thing hs Ii vill mil aeuulehee m 11I what i Iif sourfrom mi hunter 1 1 r ctlxi proiiriiiiine Ila 11 the Slivnise of I Hie people al from wlinh n mnrs hl vnise fitillniiii lo Hiuulns ihltiks wiiIfllh In aipoinlmiMiiMr IIIr rr fllh improved In 11111111111 Mr 1 al irili t I In position of HnkrI fin iM nlmisi 111111 Mule and Feileri 1101I 1 itt wondered m Ihnt Supenic F nm in II Ifo I ic deii of liiniiiniie lleiiilnik Slineriunleiu Iliillroid tIllII Kilburn unleiu i f Hunks ilr Illrll 1 I should iliiivi 11I Icnrcr II 1 niit lilr u 11111 dUI I n riinr II is the lib person that Itt 1 I nrcr under tin Illiirism III Ihlhh j rifi iIIIIM IIr tin have li sibicc il Ill lh laie cfollalll wic rfiiiiiailunmum Iri rrr Im reiniieil ileiiiiiinlrt lcl rlIIIIII nnd panics of all stirSII hI pcnile nitl mum id i a0 11 ti t i IMim hut iniiiiniiid in exieail IrI h I t cs nry pr iei inn of In nOel1 10 1I ubli iiiisiii of St lnwrenco mumit FIe f I HI LllfI I uhleli li Is nn IItl eneii it f H churncter I 11I I tll i majorities kiltrir I i nl in iIv llipnlihii n Ilnorli i ennr Morton lilnoL ilihll and IIiBilliinvl invl IrII11 llnnseveli hive hnd our lorali i t ripliiit W slain ilh laliraxter countH Ohiii us on or Hiironirnnhl I iiibiiln loiintv OhilIOI i H nml 1111 1111 Ilrlllhn1l ironirnnhl Hiniindiolds nf lfiuhhc rilsiiI tliiin llfiv venrs we have fnmli rr ninr Ihlil lr In tli party and tin piople nmnv rtprenenll I f 1111 l men NII one of Iheiu at nnv Himno Inn no nintlir whll hi IMlines hnve been hamer Ir lotr mer ilismnced hl party tir tlie romtiiiinitfriin fri uliuli 11 eaiiii hurh n lotinly Is entillil I111d tillil I a fair dealand deeeniv and uo I1r ndinMI iliinnnil hiirh I rtlii uiitliiI 1r rtiin WiKil of tin Itpnlihcnii pnrtdisio II I disio o m vzili rts milch or im rlrlY iIl lin n MI piilhr ns iHjfuhle I nm perfeetlvilhnc hiivi my own lirief public mrviesfTnnicd t 111 to 111 IY 011 Pllll sfTnnicd ami if I m dixlrtd am willintd toward aMi ting In furtheiiiMAtientuiK td I nil m lrlnlowAd aHAtl II rlrlhrI Ill PtIl11tii1g rorpiirnlioim and State ileiuiriniits iuiriniits The situation which xil isoiuithini soiuithini for which I nm In no vuv renpoiisihi II hi bin wt are nil hoiiml bv lh loin of eirt dlfcnureeable thlinMilch t uiimtaneei nml any dlnlrllhh Ihlllhllh Milch flY emne OR rondnslons are thlnicfT Ifr fT wblch neither I nor any of my frI nd mi lit hll rtHpoiilblirhf rhf Innldent Is ale to ho out for Wartuworth Irlh worth If he is tukuiK I pan It Is not thifirst I first cnsi of Presidential Interference InI 1 frI inn politic ot the State Sueli Interfcrencihas I 1111 disaster to IheHrlllbllI has heretofore resulted in llepiiblleun party of thn StaleIhe I I c The w hole tlilllK ecinieu In tills The Covernnr nor of tin State with the appointed HII11r officer lopiifi1 II make the Assembly a purl r of the oMciitiM department v loin ti ii g 1pir fcinrlt tit ImiBtltutloii and the oath to whirlthey sevemllv Mjj Tlled It Is mildone they have 1111 slhorrlld I 111dOl done In response tl jiny demand on the pannf Iof nf the Assembly Itull or thf people uenerahvbill bill In my opinion to protect I lot of peopliKhnxe I Khnxe only ope Is an orKHniation of affairuflUlently uflUlently unhatltlactory to maUe aitinitIvrwnink work on the pan of the Assembly practicalImpossitile ImpossitileThe The ronferencf held lirre yesterday conIhlliix Ihlliix of nil thelenilinv members of AsKimblfind fid about half the Hepublican membersfleetby by their expressions of opinion how clearlthat that tin action of Ihl Oovornor Is most ls iIAIfll tasteful in every mal who has bad any riiile le ilntlvc iixperieiici For any disaimeable able cunsefjiiencefl no one can be held rehponiihM iihM tMcpi the ioMTiior anil his kiicheiinbmit inbmit who have forced a falsn and 11IllIrol tint orni AltuaiinnI I do not liptleVf however that the mfmber ber of the Hsiinll will Hiibiuii to this propoped poped I lit I nt rInIp nnd dlelution Ml thai Ior or any nf ili nliler inftiilierH or Assembly nslis is a fair dcnl and Al oppontu nit y ionreanrii i ho House as we think proper and as 111ollllulol I nntltutlon provides This Mems I reasonable able demand and 011 which Hhoiild be cnnjifled jifled bv 111 ImNprs 111 or Ill miijontvi i f all Itipiihlicnn niinbris Imve in on wa or 811111 her irotmueil lilt iheir Mippon JIpIII renmiii to l e sneii VIitI her they will lie pelli li iteil i loll cflfciivo iheir delibernti vlieihcr by Ihe tiovertioiwill fhoi l or wlIII1 pressure I orloril will for liein ii aci aicalnsi their unprejudiced diced ld IItr Mr Odell I is d fid d lot to ipnign hihl l inN as chairmnii of the Kppuhllran Sttittommittee ommittee Aided bv Serotor ieorge HMilhv Milhv In the henato and Mr Merritt in thrAssembly Assembly Mr odd t is Fall by thone in hironfldemeis ronfldemeis to conduct guerrilla warfareupon upon iov lnggins nnd tho OOornorI ifriendx friendx Mr Odolln bujhwhnckinR tact fenBIT I BIT also to include President Hooseveltnfriends friends lEO hop to break Into power anlCOI I cifimo hut partys bof again aftor thethirty thirty lav perior after the adjournment olthe the lecilatureItoi Itoi Ii Ill als of the Htato who hao justtakn In Inn n liand in thranhinf Mr Odell aic vphtcrdav Ihallh underntaiid thoroughlvMr Mr Udell s notions on that score and thepugKistions pugKistions which MrMilbvalid Mr Merritthave have given to Mr Udell and they addnd thatwhen il when tho time mentioned comPH around Mrndell ndell light nnd his associate will see a newlight lightOav nnd night Kepuhlicans who underetiintl etiintl thir btiMiiess are planning the finalprogramme programme which if to unseat Odell as Statechairman chairman at the next Republican State convention vention in September One of these Hcpublicans publicans wild last night of Odell Hi IHhandling Illhlnn handling the partv with n air of ico tongs and an nie Ho thinks he w still on the rearend end of an ice cartIHE lIla NKXT SrKAKIirtJarncs Jarncs W Vailfworth Jr livec at firoveInnd Innd four mile from on wo 1iring4totlrttinty founty V H farm of l10o acres wflpvoted devoted to the raising of cattle and cheepHe He IM I real fanner In every sinse of thoword word HP was reared in tho business andtrained trained and educated for It Ho has theVadsworth Vadsworth family instinct of patriotismnnd and valor In the SpanishAmerican warho ho enlisted In Battery A PptinsylvniiiaLight Light Artillery After serving in PortoHico Hico ho was appointed civilian ordorlv andnerved nerved in the Philippines taking part in thoadvance advance from Caloocan to Malolos theroLel robe capitallnll 1 n 121 rWndworth married a daughf rof of the lato Secretary Hay They havn anon non and daughter Thp family live In Iplot plot trCPJ lie modeM colonial house on thefarm farm During the lat session of the Legjslaturo laturo they occuiiied a private iisidcmpin in Albany M r le worth was I memberof of thi Committpe on Taxation Ine Itetrpnchmput trnchlllllld while ho took no markedpart part in dobato ho was alert to what wasdrtinj drtinj and escaped all the pitfalls and dubious bious logiislatloii Ho has r ere forceanil anil moral stamina and his frienduI saythat that he will lot Im ensnared by hallucinations nations or cajoled by knaves lie piitv dabill 1 bill to provide for city Mid villagefinancialreports reports to the Comptroller HI watt prrlHaled Haled from Yale in the clish of 1808 and IIIIHbeen been trained to manage land a a businesiJames James Wndsworth his grcntgrandfatherwas and settled was a natlv of Dnrlmm Conn et u 3floffer of 2flnobSLAZINGER JtmoUi1SLAZENGER SLAZENGER 6 E 15th STREET willremove removo In Jivnuary to8w 8w 28th ST NEW YORKeOLF gOLF TENNIS SlatingHockeyall Hockeyall supplic for ALLkinds kind of outdoor sport k artIn n In western Vow York in 1700 011 tractand ofIlld and plr lne from the Iliolpxdorrinyndlontc syndicate Tli iwtntc covers 3iKX nrMInd ynlcat and extends Into several counties 1 I T WadHworth lid not outer politic IIlon lon ilainiH Wndxworth never held plhlcompe oflUe but WIIM MiijorOeneral of ollntlo In Ito War of thi Rebellion and wax klll In the Battle of the VlldonieKx Congreman man James W Wadsworth father of thonoxt noxt Speaker also wmixl in tint warwan Uwn mumbor of Aw In 1S78 a wan a 11lhor Arnhl II 111 nne 1870 HInt Comptroller In IRSInrid 1882 Ho Is now MirvitiK lilt eleventh termM II I ortgmeslltIS11flIII ifwoitTii ix IP tS1lIV1flIll Mill See the IVrnlilriit Contldrnt fhatII lie Mill MlnWAHIHNOTON WAHIHNOTON Dec 21 James W WadFworth worth Jr the antiOdell tn nil lila toSpeaker 101pPlker Speaker of tim Now York Assembly TiedIn in Washington tonight ale with hil wlrI is a guest at the homo of Mrs John IIYIr Mr Wadsworth wil remain in Wiishinglover over Christmas und oxpcctx II met II ntNew 10pw New York on Wednesday nightWhen When asked concerning I tIn Hplakerphlpf fight Mr Wadsworth ale I do not know that there is anythiwhich which I can add to what If abeady gcernlly ernlly known Tie situation has notlan changed materially during the last IWoI I days Mr Merritt is I understand sll Alllda candidate My friends and I hnwronleoll are conlidput of the outcome nlholKhw we do not intend lo make the mistakerestinguntil of1til restinguntil the light In over all wonhave IIA have no appointment to meet Ihl 111I IA I dent although it Is quite prolmhlo thatshall IMhnl shall call upon him before returningNew toI Mhnl I New York hit no nrrnllI1enl rltulllnf elI I mideMr Mr Wadsworth will open headquartcat I at Albany upon his return from Wasmgton mgtonT I 1thIUI1 a lvIniI COMMITTITo To OrBiiulc Tills Meek liuiirs 1 llrllClt ieciithc ChairmanThe The alnunllHoln of Ihe Tammany Inl general ommilel will Ix held next Tliurrlay ray There will lx few changes in Iheolnni7t James I Martin lie leadif Drgtin I 2nt Ion Jlm II loadlrof if t lie Twentyseventh ditrul will i iIlulprtooc Ilulprtooc li elected chairman of Ihopxoule pcutive comimltco to succeed I all1F F McMuhon wlm has lost t Ito lend rhihpSpentpiutli IfI I lit itentettitIi district The new rniinl if I lot executive committit will lit Tielclnnu SIcMnnus of let Fifteenth who l titat Is porpePlulklt rt Plunkitt at tIl last primaries Hart DIII who takcx t hn tilaioot his brother thl lato Iom liiinn il the TWIt vtti xt h1111 Michainrvin E inrvin to whom a wevk all PreHidciIaffpn Iaffpn of The Bronx assigned t lie leadershf of bIte ThirtylIft hTho Tho oflcors of tin1 general commitlivill I I lx nehvted Thpsi rt P ret I thenI vill ni 11 rct IItd Thl an1 PrlilentJ J Sergeant Cram vicepresident Johnakley TOakle Oakle and John II Hasslacher I rt asurelulip Philp F Donohue and secretary ThornSmith f SmithHrookbnn Hrookbnn Olllrlal Klectlou FigureThe The result of tho canvass of votes cat In Brooklyn is practically complete nudtho heo figures have bean glen out hy theBonll ioard of County CanvassersDorough Dorough President Kbstein 60810Rld lidgway 03100 Coler 07I3 Fraspr 351loore loore 3Vi Mont 710SherilVHobley SherilVHobley 72189 Weslernacho 3830 Flaherty 7723 Passage 35Slajor 1Ira Ira ior 108 Sand 722Supreme Supreme Couh Justice Burr U7uiVhitehouso 7Whlphol Vhitehouso 00387 lloudin 351 Iindren Irn 7U111ST 111 TO CHILKOOT ItlThl Thl Hero of Two la t r ISI ills Ilrlllsuolhlr t nollierVicToniA VicToniA rl Del 2l Chilkoot Jackhe he hero of two past iensations in IheI I 1011 annals of the now north has hruKhlI I tu the coast the story of still another goliliscovery liscovery lack is an asjed native widelnown flown from Kitchik to Inalaska Hilory tory was told to 01 tcorRit Kontrometinff uf This is 110 msws of lil findKverv the Slidndlans Kverv var for generations HlikII ndlans of Southeastern Alaska haogOI one up to the headwaters of lie Stickinliver liver flOI Wrangtl to trdC with tho Inlians dlalf who lisa in the interior of Britihoilmhin olumbia Uiout t vent y man s down criKhey hey found the Indians with whom Ihytrdcd railed hit they had no time for barterhev emaid in off imneiiM hay ver I Iliga jacking of neiiM Uantiticvi of gold in bit and Httlugrrets i ugrrets Ivory clVort was tirade to kePC pI I pct the location of thn llnd hit tho visitng Inl Indians managed to discover it Not far from where let tnt prior Indianroro cent let thll had been a srent ii tic IsI I iin un the side of the mountain The ldl113rOnIIY piarently vas rercnt and II had mipovoroideposit deposit of gold travel far ml eliot than Ihl KM ground of the hlondiko whtn i waii II its heightChilkoot Chilkoot Jack Kiys that he knows nothlnjf of Uart7 but hi knows gold and thenran ran morn gold hi sight than ho had Irtpn tpn before in his life in the North Thind fld IH about twentyfive niilps from Disirek lrek and intollipent Indians speak of IIA A s the mother of all the gold in the northnonniis nonniis TOIITCIH iroviylountl I lountl llacKOl nnl horned Till She TollIlnce I 1ln Ilnce of Her anIMCS CS IIL IIK Pa Dec 33 Two whill i ten with blackened faces tortured Mrslorptdnli lorptdnli Home in the kitchen of her hompI I il Dunbar township early this morninRhey ThCY applied lighted torches to her feetter Ilfer binding her lund and legs and placinjRag in her mouthfinally I I Rag 10lhi i finally when she was almost faintiniom I frot puin and fright she divulged thlI I oret hiding place of her savings Thijbbers jbbers secured 30 and ledMrs Mrs Horne waR found tmconsoious in tinitclien kitchen by her daughter Mary at S oclockhe Hhe said sho got up at 2 oclock to got modiino elne for her Kick child and while passiniirongh irongh the kitchen wa grabbed by twomono mono who threw her down und threateneii to kill herThen Then they applied tho torch Tinomann womAn body is badly lacerated Wher the clothesline won tied about her lmhpthe the flofh is cutIOWIW nitorn IHTTEIISO COICTKIormrr ormrr IlnnU rxHinliiPr Ik a Friend orhUman I hUman Mini Is Aluo In InllKIMIRA KIMIRA N Y Dec iiA jury returnediday iday n verdict of guilty of forgery against OA vid O Batterson of Syracuse who W8 bank examiner for sppn years provioiifi to 1003 He was dismissed from the Stateinking inking Department for irroguaritienIn In Juno 1HV while il Iii rlTiilt t he met hiFold old friend Alonwi Whitman who introdureilin him to Frederick Hoborts an es apod pnslor nr from fct hot 11 HobertK llaI reii hy anil Butter on l paasful forgeriivks iivks at Itixhefttr Syrnt use atertownid alel Ilmira Ihe Kltnini cher k was forno no on the Commercial National HankSyracuse of Syracuse an l becalm of i Hnttenwintld I ald IlolxTtK were arrrated HoliertM isw now serving a two mars sentence in Auburnid id Whitman lit there too Bnttersondav Idav testified that he had known Vhitnn I lal fifteen yearI I I SEVEN VOTED FORWA SWORrH i Ix rurrs 0 ii itiriinn IM II 111 111 I Sh nf HIP 1 O nrlrt Hln rd Awnt I liiRrlhrr Front lrrlliiK nf ColllI IWrRallon M It nml 1 Men IIIHurI I I to Infcr M O to n lttt nl IridcThe The conferPncn of Hepublican nnd Illnlc I pal Ownership A semblynienelect of t hlI I county culled to meet last nlghl at Itoiiebers II I ebers In divide upon n anddati rOII I Speaker for the New York delegationHiipport IIupport broke without taking any act IonI Hiipport up wllholt tnklll IIY that wan binding upon thon present Alpportlll rtoIrit lou ripxrri log Wudsworth InwI I nver was passed by I vote nf 7 to 2 threethose ofI those present two of whom were 10plllcunI1 I canM n rntti refusing lo oln At nIl ThlWil he resolutionItiKiliril was III Ipolltlolti If tin1 rfrtut cVflnimiPiilH ItiKiliril That In view t ti VflnimiPiilH in th Hppnlier hlp rontesiIs I Is the seimp of I hp present in this OnrlrInl ineiuhpr of IhoI PIICH hilt ovrry IlPpilhllran nlllr I I AhSfnihly In Ihe intuit nf New Ylrk Ilnlld vole at i lie rninlnn riinlesl for iHinesnilsivorlh nilsivorlh h JrOf Of the eighteen Hepublicann and lullc pal Ownership meinbernolect invited sBlayed Ixtnyml Blayed away from the conferenw Thrlnnr of the nix are Htrlht out Municipal Ownerllt Hliln men They nttnnded a con feretiin called at the Hearst ieailtplii rte rt on FridaIllht elt which a resolution was 11111tlclarln declaring for a New York iiiunty roanSlIer forHpelkr Speaker without naming any oneAssemblymenelect I Assemblymenelect Hock and EoklnlI attllulee tills conference Ine also the olnholelL held last night but they refused to vat ot 01tho I the Wadsworth resolution Tho nthIrpPII tirpsptit I were Asieniblymeiiolect A loWI I Irentl s Young Stanley Hartman Knilwltcl I wltcl StclToiiH Francis Wells nd KarnaiAssomblyman Twontvfifpresided Assomblyman Prentice of the rwCntflhpnslded AIIIlI1ln IrcltJp I presided and was an out anil out Wadworth worth manA I A olllol dII111 that the Ipmhrslould should stand for I New York county malS was defeated by n tie vote Stanley of thelletronlh Nineteenth made a hot tpeech for IIIWI 11 make him IhCllldidal I and offered a rosolntion ti Inlw I candidate of the delegation Mr Alncw asked Ihlt the resolution be wihdrwl Ho aid that he did not want lo be a cnnddate 11 tlal date unless thoie was a proper demarfor fOlhll When the resolution siip rting Wadworth worth was offered several of those whooted voted for it snid thl they wanted it to houldorlto1 understood that their preference was forAJI1 Agnew if he would ha a candidate TfMunicipal Municipal Ownership men said that thoactlol act In rt Wli nut at 11 binding Kckman ul1Iha that the Municipal Ownership mmljerwould would lie for 1 New York man and that thl I if he woiillieeonn would probably support gnewif wOlli I lieeonn I candidate They said that thisentiment also the HeartIladqllrlpr sentiment was expresed at Ilp I headquarters the night IvforeAfter After last nights conference broke lPI I this statement was given outAll All the members elected tl the Assenbly bly from Now York county on tho Uepulhcan Ilcal and Municipal Ownership tlckthn have been repeatedly invited lo meet anllI I confer SOle of them have failed toso do so Some mvi attended some meet I uigI hit while agreeing to stand together wilhIho those elected on 111 Hepublican It rid 11 niclpal Ownership ticket they have nwtI I separately and decided to act as a unit withI Ihe straight Municipal Ownership menhers I hers and to stand noncommitted as atprnt presentTin Tin Hepublican members have mado every eflort to umto with ni those electon on Kith the Ite II ii it lout fl ami IItiepllOWIPrllp Ownership tickets but the Municipal Owiershin ershin men have declined to unite and IIWI I ftand alone LIt night at the time 10I I which this conference had adjourned himif of the men elected on the Hepublican l i kr I lit at the Stuto Municipal Ownership hoadqUil iiattors and decided to act togetherHcpresentatKes I HcpresentatKes from that meeting attended i tended this fcrence tonight and urgethat that a further opportunity 11JiInlolniea I and therefore 11 adjournmont was IllclnI tonight subject to the call of I Icltir10UUO I 10UUO OOI nninitMonument i Monument Erect ill to llnrK lllrlhplacnf nf liiscpli SmithSorjii Sorjii Hov ui ON Vt Dec 231memory memory of Joseph Smith prophet nndfolnd rounder of the Mormon faith a monumenwhiih whiih had been eroitod on the site of Inbirthplace birthplace was dedicated today ThoI I memorial is locuted in the town of Situ roilti three JIl from this village where inI altle I little fnrm hoiiso Ihl prophet was bomi i bit years ago on DecemlxT 24 1SWPresident President Joseph F Smith and I partnf I of about fifty uflicials of the MunnuiInirch Inirch and icpresontaiives of the Smitlfamilv I familv who nrn ed liee vstenlay ironSalt i Salt Ijike Citv were driven this forenooio to SharonIn I II 1 memorial college standing neahe I itt monunumt the a eturcises whicli Wlr I informal were held Brief adlleCI I were delivered by several of tho Mirmorrjflicials rjflicials and President Smith offered thodldilllor jedicatory praveoThe The monument then was nun vail at Ills Ilit4 Miss Abbio Wells daughter of Julian TkVells kVells a piomlnenl I alt Mormon wllhI I whom the project of rtt ting this tiuiturnent nent ortginHlfl and who had charge of jiTectlfin I TectlfinMr I II Well I hen formally Ilroe t lie menunent nent over to llm Mormon Clmrch SCrTIII I lymns were IP elrilP t tie ovrojsoly I hy Holilsts and a quartet There eitvddttional vddttional nxnrcisos in a hall In Soutlthis this I Hoyultul iveningTho lIre monument has a total height ofVet 0I I Vet 2 inches and weighs 10o tons Theihaft ihaft Is highly polished fon base to pinlaclo laclo and is surmounted by I pyrandiap eap three feet high After definitely el ennining tho kin of the prophets hint Iiniitm iluco the Moimoas laut May bought ulwulevent event ace of land which was deedero to Joseph F SmithThe The ancient farm i a natural park witl3ald Bald Knob on one side and tho roadwamining mining across hut itt lienfliiI KHII 10 ll lV GlTHiitS ALMStillrps tillrps Snlntlon lasslc on lliisj StrrrlCnrnrr Cnrnrr null lets Mutt Coil Itt MOIVKS la Dec 23 Mrs Arthuifyile HIC wife of one of the wealthiest out i7euiif i of les Moims todny took pity on I YOlnp ialvation Armv lapsiu who was holdingho thl mo l turkey to catch ImbUe pennieor sI I or the Ijonefit of the POOl 11e relic voti heior for several hoursThe I The hx ctaelc of the richly dressed womartanding tanding in the busiest t thoroughfare in thtilly i city attracted much attention from thflinings linings of Christmas shoppers and tinlunations lunations probably exceeded those of anylimilar I limilar periodMIH I MIH Hyde WJIH shopping and noticed thatho ho hu sie was hlrilr from Ira coldlanding I landing her Cbritmas packages to 1 riend who wan with her Mrs Hyde anlounced lounced that she would relIeve thn nouncpt Ihlt wOlld roloo tin poortirl I Ilrl The girl at first hesitated to turnhi tl paper machie bird with Its valuableontents ontents to the stranger but finally conenled I club ad to do so for a few minntes while shenuld nuld get warmWhen When she returned Mrs hyde wa provng i inl so lucky in getting donatlonn that theirl irl hastened to tho barracks to inform thoaptain I aptain of tho new ivcmitDen Den Moiiies social leaders are all astirivor I van Mrs Hvdes actionNothing H I I Nothing gives that dcliciovisceling tee 1 mg of absolute cleanliness tohe I the mouth likcLIQUID SOZODONTLIQUID LIQUID POWDER OR PASEI I I I iifIMKIS t UIOITUTI I M ilrncp That Ho Uofiiif Irun to Uulll Ill a MnchliiP of IIU flnnJnwjph Jnwjph Hermel Preflldfinteleot of Ihe10rollh Borough of Queen announced thtHe nppolnlmpnt polnttnpnts ynsterdayConunl Conunl slonpr of Il hIlt Works 11 IrtnceCn 1 iresscr DiMiini rat niihlO 4000Secretary Secretary In the Borough President A IrtdJIIwlrll I3ooiHiiii Denlon J einopriil nulntT UO iHiiii rlnlpndi nt nr Illehways JniiiMdirks I dirks Deniocrnl salary nfXKiHnperlnteiiilcnl Hnperlnteiiilcnl of Plllillo Oftlce nllllhllr Inw exMdcrninn Jnmcs WlllclK Hllhl run Hwlnry iixioSiiiiprlnteiident Siiiiprlnteiident of Hewers exSheriff 10IphI I De llran Itcpubllcan snlnry fllioiiHiiiierlntiiidHiit Hii hen lit iuihsiit of Dii 11th Iii its Cnrl IprlprIril Deinocrat sulnry jnnooMr Mr Bonnel bus n number of other Iooclpin place to fill but he said yexterdny thathl lie would announce no further Ippolnt ments until after January I Tho apiolimenlH menlH thins far nnnounccd how Appnrenlly ently that the report that ho was Iolli to cut loose from hU llepubllcnn alland and build up I machine of Ills own Is nottrlC true FxvShorlfT Do Hrugga Is onothn ofthn trlC leading organization RepublicansOnoon Int Onoon lie wits nominated for 10roulhI President hut declined to run whornupcthe the convention reconvened and put BermolII at tho head of tho ticket De IrAjgarnn ran the campaign for Bennol He HICCr Matt loldner who watt head of Mr Cassidliterary literary bureautlrenser j Grosser the now Commissioner of PubloWorkH Works succteds Hermel hImself who reo111c signed tire place just before he was mininated nated by the Republican and MunichOwnership I Ownership parties Grosser had a obI miller Cnssldy too hit ho resigned Irmediately mediately after BormolH cntidldaoy wnlInOllefr I InOllefr and put In some good lekl for the opposition to King JoeHicks I Hicks who succeeds Samuel QrenmIM I IM Superintendent of Highways is a IJ Inland City undertaker who has blnI fighting Caestdy ever since the latter bo iI I fhting came boss of Queonn Hloks baa an 01 Igllzntion I hoI ganlxation and the number of votes I controls Is estimated nil tho way from1l UK to 1800Donton Donton succeeds George S Jervls IIpcretlrlo fiocretnry to the Borough President Thowho who are familiar with the polltlcH of Queoideclare nr flllnr of thoalc declare that Jervis WOH IiI brains HRsldy organization Wlllets gets tlplace alc that was held by the lao PhilipCronin TI I Cronin of Hockawuy And Berger succeeiJoM I I JoM ph P Powers I II Kits lJrOIf SiSTIISeinirateil I Scparatpd From Iormrr Spouse After III I learsifliie to Visit DnilRlitrrsST ST Iotis Deo 23 Thomas fl Youniformer I former Ma or of Webster Grove and onoI I of the leading architects In St Louis hnHI I been married in Chicago to Miss Jane Hodjman man a younger sister of his former wlrpTO The frt Mrs Young obtained a clorcAfr after an uncontested wilt about a year agMr I Mr Young IH I member of the firm ofEameR KniiiPR A Young with offices in the Lined Trust Building and was I member of thoWorl Worlds Fair hoard of architects lolhedIn in Webster Grove for lan years butfew 1 few months ago moved into the city Indtook took rooms at tho Hotel JeffersonHIS I lt HIS paitrier Mr luunes confirmed thoI I fall of the marriage today The IcllI issued terdAI I was i Iml yesterdayMr I Mr Young wrote to his partner fromChi Youni Chicago saying that he was going to Dostoto I to spend the holidays and that before he 1 readied there he and Miw Hodgman wotilbo bo marriedTwoof 1 Twoof Ins daughters Dorothv and Maijorie I amid are attending school In Boston anllI I is to fee them that Mr Young has gonFast Fast The other daughter Huth is at nominan seminary in northern IllinoisTim Tim separation of Mr and Mrs Younlame lame after nineteen years of married lei i ami after three children were bornMrs Mrs Young got the custody of the daugltors tart and 125 a month alimony for hcrneand and Sn a month for thl support of palh ofthe the girlitos I I tOSt vitiTis ro mi urn inoiVelio i Velio Him Wll Il Ttilnlis HP SlHinlilHe otI I He HangedIIVCKKNSACK IIVCKKNSACK X J Dec 23 JerrKosa I Hon the young Sicilian prisoner in tho 1 County Jail at Hnokoiihack N J who withi i Mrs Antoinette Toll an Italian womarlias has heart sentenced to be hanged on Januar 12 roioived a visit from his counsel eiProsecutor Prosecutor Peter W Stagg today TheI I IroIIltnr n whls cn d interview in theI Iorridor of the mens ward When tholawr I lawyer left ho carried a letter written ftoa to iov E C Stokes denying Ihorlnl Time with which ho is charged and iinglaiI reasons why he thought his conviction wamjust mjust Jerry was in good spirits after thoI I nterviow nnd whistled nn ho resumed hiRfAwrit nvorite occupation of sketching picturesit lt which ho LS quite clever though UltlI oredrWV tOlecIW I rWV ins tmplRCriyi 011I I matf1 q Lake Superior Illanird 01of InrllR of the Magnetic NerillefIrVHAND fIrVHAND Dec 23 Defection of tll1npaf oinpnss is aid to hnve been resionsiblior for many wrecks on the upper lakes lasi I ill eut In the iron ore regions of IoknHIpinr I iiirierior there nro places where the nunijatis I pan deflects I points and tho sailor nolenough sldlrll enough to make allowances amorrert orrert hln ouiirM nctoidlngly not inroiinintly I roiinintly lands on the rocksThe The PiltsliUTK Steamship Compnny andjuiut djuiut of the steel trust has issued anrder I rder to its soventv lake captains reiiiirinphem nrrr to attend a school of instruction il tinise I ise of the compasH antI course correctors i his wintor Tho school will he conducted I iy Capt J r Field a salt water hipI I ly tIt and an oi ort in the use of theS I IorrnI I lh1tVO1t S sox iitiis ritn nlo toys IlendliiR llrlnRs Ol let n ChrlilnmCirt cart PardonHtcilMoNn I HtcilMoNn Y a t Dec 23 Edward Brittias WAR jardoned from tho penitentiary today 01 the plea of Gov Montagues son Britlvan i van n trusty and often worked around thiixeotitlvo ixeotitlvo Mansion Tho convict won thITection ITection of Ijatano Montague the Governirs irs tonyearold boyTodny i Todny ho went to his father and pleadeiior for a pardon for Britt as a Chrlptmai If t first the Governor did not consent tcii his lequent but the boy got a transcript olho ho mnnsririson reconl and renewed thesaiilt I saiilt Tlie Governor could no longeicsist IR III csist the lads appeal for his convict frienilnil aOI drew up the order for Britts i mlonThe The happy youngster carried It hlmsell to the prison authorities across the citynd nnd Britt tonight is freeHKinr I HKinr IOR HIG THIMmat I Snnl Aeadeni CourtMartial milNext 11111 Next TtmrstlANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS Dec 23 The court martinif or Midshipman Trernore Coffin Jr on theliarge I lange of hazing Midshipman Jordone Firnbrough irnbrough of the fourth class will beginn on Thursday of next week and immediately I willigin Ilpon its conclusion tire same court gin the trial of Midshipman Warren Annderver I nnderver charged with neglect of dutyMidshipman Midshipman Vandorver who is fromlount lount Holly N J waA on duty the nighthen when Klmbrough was ha7ed by beingimpelled impelled to stand on his head until hoillqpsed I illqpsed It In charged tha t he 0 awarer or his condition and made no report of i I t TKIt4l SIXITIRhtiIreetora I Irrrtom Acpppt tiTer or 101 Aerrsmil I nnl r00000 ItiillillnK In icuu MexicoCHICAGO CHICAGO Dec 23At a meeting of thonnrd I nnrd of directors of the National Frateral IAI Sanitarium held here today i wasnted nted to accept tho offer of ldoii ann sr nf land and a building said to Is wont hiO4ii1l iooufm located nl LnsVegas N M TheTer I ofr was made by the Hanto Fo Hailmd md Company Only those suffering fromiburcuhrtroiihlp iburcuhrtroiihlp will lie a dnuit t ad Nearlyvery very large fraternal organization In thtnited ment nited States is associated with the movotent I WOODRUFF AND DADY ARE OUTIi i rov TO 1 SPLIT iriv nW1 1 HOLDS 01 T fOll HIIKLLTlir i Till Nrrrrl at thin Ilppiilllr oimComnilttrr Comnilttrr I I tea Out t imutmcrnirTHU THU Apt n Ho KBJ MrrlH lhtil Ilir Apiirotil or lrr llfiit HooM rKormor i Former MotitpnantClovornor TimothyWoodruff Iodruf Woodruff I ins thissol vial political partnrfhlU fhlU with 01 Jjc hotel J Duly Tho diMolntloii Molntloii In the riHult of the tight over theHllukprHhlp Hioal prnhlp of this AHHpinhly Mr WooirulT cliff and Col Dady havo been in coil t mlafTairs ofIn nffnirs In tIre Hvpiiblican organixuticIn In ICings county even sluice Mr Woodrlr wrcHttd the loadcrnhlp from Jacoh WorthI I in 1897 nnd although nt timos tho two menemNI KPcmod to lie nt vnrlanro on political quotlon tlon nnd ninny MiiRnestlonn wane wldothat that a break was imminent yet the troubliworo WIT pntctuid up and thn two IcadcrH coitlnupd Untied in charge of that Hcpuhlican organration rationCol Col Dady returned from Cuba 01 Tuciday day hat anti Immediately xturted inkeep tokllp I kppp tho AnHomblyrneneloct In lute for IOdel Oclell and liin candlcatl for tie Sppakciwhip whip Ho told wrnblyinan KdwiirdDowlinx eowlnl Dowlinx of the SovptitPonth AnnembldlHtrict dlHtrict to stand firm JIB he had been HCIpctcd Ipctcd OH tie unanlmoiiH choice of II Kingcounty county Awemblympn for SsppakprThi itmi4 IH tho rlmnue of your lifi Plid Deny Bland limit Without lie thirtepvoles I voles from KiriRH county no man can heelected elected Speaker and it may be that at thnpropr proper time you will he taken up as a coinpromiso promiso candidate and land in the HpeakorHhlp Hhlp chairMr Mr DOlln who wax at first in favor ofIhe the elevation of A Atwimblyman Bogart at hut KBW the tiatI w nit iii g on thn wall aHomo Homo of his con fretes cut hI Anc nn Thudlnilhl nilhl IIP as chairman of the KIIIRH roilntcnllod I delegatiout cnllod a meeting of tho Ahuemblyrninelect celoKlllnn cnlec mP111 blyrninelect and withdrew as a candidate in Ifnor favor of Apppinblyrnan Wndftwortb nlc Ithn then the AKHPinhlyrnpnnlert by I vote of 1 5 to 4 decided to support Mr Wadswortt I the absentee Mr Woodrulreceived Of other four IhRntIC Woornll Ireeher received word that they would also nupporMr I Mr Wadriworth That mar the vot I I 8 to and of tho four recorded against MrWndnworth tI Wndnworth Mr Wood Mn in certain twi Iwil I will swing to Mr Wndnworth at the proper Itime time timeWhen Col Dady heard of this ho becnrtu IInn angry and said it was not the way to playpoltlc politics Hoboliovwl In the thirtpcn holdinjtogether i together so that thoy would lie able to demand mnnd good places on tho vanlo nit cornmitteps mitteps in return for their VOIPH Ho dononnrrd nonnrrd Mr Dowllng for withdrawinffrom from tho race and belittled the other tnerwho I who havo came out for 11 Wndu worthMr Mr WxHrufl on the other hand han beerHtriving I sIn sing over siniv the recent election 10I I concilium the reform elpment in lie partyand I and at his suggestion a committee oltwentyone I twentyone wan appointed lo take up thi question of ballot reform direct nomationand and the return to thc old election districtKyftPin i i KyftPin the three essential t thing t lie r formers hnvH ben dprnanding On Friday day night Col Dady sin ni ad for Va hington tll ton to confer with PresIdent Itoo velt ontho tho alt titit bit in Kings UI yYost Yesterday John K Smith the secretaryof of thn Itepul ii lea mi county committee whiholds holds very intimate relations with MrWoodruff Woodruff gave out thi statementiov lIlt Woodruff lifts partfd with 11 1 Jllly Dndy and hiTiiiflT IV hilt i vtr p11 ti Ire nrrvcMivl It vcMivl in llm by the i iitbhron paily julIiit KIIIK county wii a exercised hy him uitliouicoiiMilallun ICOIMIIIClol coiiMilallun with Mr DudyThi lIlt iiftliui of Dndy in taking I poHitioiniftilllnt I niftilllnt the best inlir ls eif tin thirty Ill Ir ruir4flT i I by Ilriidcnt llonovplt nnd iovHlKKiliiiH Irln HlKKiliiiH trout It tiripIssituI for ki Woodrun run lo rnntlnur ixtllticnl rilntloinlilp wih r I Mr Hiuly old tlirtfon In the future hr wi II art for tin1 tittT intrtl f tin H Miiblioniirkininti I irkininti aluim tin1 IIIIPI o reform amproitri I rgrits without inference in HIM dislrcn oiylr Mr lladviov iov Vonilriitr hllMViw tlint in this posltloi1In I I In suitl tiny HIM support or IVITV man In tinpartv II partv vim brlicvr In its si all li lirr nnd uei I i sfiui proirsThLs I I ThLs nctidii I Ins pint md uith tin I niMiriivnl of tlir Irisidiin I lit Invrrnor nunill I 11 nf din leaders I the pnrtv in New YorliSlntM IHllt SlntM I Im arc iippnid in tin IHM I tin paityfur Irur fur tttSIflfll prntli As soon as rhl statement bad been 00 Imlliat1 immicatcd to some of t e Asscunhuly disrict rict learlprs there was n scurrying to disus us the 1111 Somn of Col IadyVlimls IfriII Vlimls said that if there was to he a light iCol Col Uudy would Im able to wrest tho I tour Icrli p from Mr Woodruff hit 11 IIO muffs friends snid that if came to I ight Mr WoodrulT would 1w ablo tonnintaiii nnintaiii all thl Ikt riot tt that he now hnc lt his colnan and would win a 1111 mon ilistmicts listricts o as to make his leadership allbe t be InnerThe TIn action of Mr Woodruff was hailedvith with delight by the teformeis who fOIlnr ears have antagonized 01 Dadys leaderbill Ihil bill iIII 1 III itro uItsIILv innTnntlrin 0111 Tnntlrin l iillinsla it Ylcllin nf Era tIlire lire of the SKullHurlon I I Burton Mnnstleld who for mal years iWil Wil known as ni et crt tandem drivernd and who wis u charter tt ieriul ion of thelefunct lefunct Tandem Club died m Bollevuoospital Tanllu BCItuoHopial Ifmctm II ospital yesterday from a compound racture of the skull lust how Mr Mansclii I leld came by his injuries is at presentinknown inknown Ho was taken to the hospital onlonday londay about midnight from in front ofhs thl Union Square Hotel where JH hadlighted lighted from a cal It m Ruppfoc that hl fell and struck his headMr fll Mnnsflold was born in Eaaton Pand AmI ho was il years old In tho 70s ho wasme me of the first to drive tandem in Centralark ark He was an enthusiast on this formif I of driving Inc wrote I book and manylewnpaper lewnpaper articles commending tho tanlern leWRI11I park vehicle On the orgnnlHtion I Htion of the Tandem Club in the soI I vhleh included brinks E Id er C AInmloinc Inmloinc C A McCrrery and the laterank BnurnIT Inc I rank Beard Manslleld Ixjcarno the cr any aryThe Whitpchappl cAt used hy Mansiolii I iolii was accepted as ones of the two whoelporting porting traps approrinatp for tandemle I He line not txxm I tandem whip on Ills ownjvount jvount pun It tIn early years of tie Tanoin drm CIII In the spring and fall paradesf If the Tnndem Club which used to be heldi in Cpntrnl Park and start from tho Plawifotel bid Mr Manslleld was always tho guestf of the president and ode II his rnrt He led at Ifll Kckford street Brooklynp Uo was nn im ortor in the harness tradorltli with A business place at 23 East Fourteenthtrpflt trpflt ManhattanHo Rtrt I made many visits to Europe and imortpd ortpd Ida as wrll as goods Ho was aidower idower his wife having died eight yearngo children and Itasdart go Ho bad no chlllrln nll recently I dart living with his tprinlawMiss Merit it Irtt compliance with his wishes the funeralill I wil ho hell rl ho Little Church A riot ndlit tht Corner m this city and tho intermentill New Haven when all of MrlariRflelds I ill IKJ nt IW 1111 al 11 lane 11th ls pponlo n w buried Tlie In nt nit IIi IwiI III Ui held on Iupsilay mormnKHM HM rtlcr Knrrkrrt Ion 1 I IlurRlnrM1 lo B Tillip ttter tho nineteenyearoldauRhter auRhter cf Mr and Mrs William Itterr of 0 Tenth street Wekl New York X JAH AH awakened early yesterday morning bynoise n noise in the kitchen She got up to investlite Ito she tjiys and Interrupted two burglais I i their wcrk f searching n closet fhenIP IP screaniPd One of HIM men struck herIth with clap knucking her down and sheTeamed Teamed some flier Members If thfimily imily hnd jumped from their beds oncuring curing her shrIeks bill before they reachedr hfr tho burjslars had escaped Nothing WAPIlle Ille hUTI3I II I m THE HOUSE OF EDELHOFF has nowon I on exhibition a variety of charming designsin in foreign and domestic jewelryA A specialty of this house is the creation ofnew new and artistic forms for the artistic setting ofrare rare jewels PEARLSEMERALDS PI PL EMERALDSSAPPHIRES SAPPHIRESDIAMONDS DIAMONDS etcPrices Prices range widelyEDELHOFF EDELHOFF 574 Fifth AvenueBROTHERS at 471h StBROTHERS New YorkFurniture BROTHERS COMPANY Furniture That AppealsTo To the Discriminate Piece hit influence a decided interest for pare dsiga and fine hindicrift ireevidenced evidenced in our beautiful exhibit for the Dining Room The long Sideboard5in 5in mirror the Chint Cupboard with its mullioned lattice the generous DiningTable Table and the low backed Cbursal breathing hit atrnosphtre of old idealsthat that need no changeGrand Grand Rapids FurnitureCompany Company Incorporated34th 34th Street West Nos 155157MINUTE MINUTE YOM BROADWAY PICK OUT YOUR OWN LEADERMissdE MissdE TO EnoLLin nerrirrivs rrivs rnoM vIII cinuiIt I h lIkely That Some of Present KprcIIICIH IIICIH mil lie lorced Into Itetlrcmenhut hit Its for the Voters to Sn Ulsbrrn Ir81rn 8 the Leader of the 21111Herbert Herbert Parsons tho new chairman of thoHeplhlcll county committee spent thegrlnter Republican cunlY commtee Heplhlcll greater part of yesterday rooming at thEhelcqulrter headquarters of the organization Hellt learn the without delay fthat Othat wants to lelrn ropes that when he takes possession on tho ntof of the year he can start in Immediateto in thisoOlnt to reorganize the Republican party oountvMr oOlntIrPlrIOl Parsons soul yesterday that his policwould betwerthe would be to bring nlrout harmony the differing factions of the party Whieeerll difering several of tho district leaders who hayoben ben zealous adherents of Odpll will evenually Mr itchy he forced out of their leadership Parsons intimated yesterday that if 000of of thene leaders who hove luiten only lukiwarm showed diiposition warm supporters of Odellism Rhowld a position to help In rehabilitating the locnlor organization he would stand by themThe The test of competency of a dUtriilender lender he snid should not bo his plJltnffillationil ntniiatlons with State lenders or his abillt to deliver delegations to conventions hutratl1lr rather the efficiency of his work on behuof of the partyMr Mr Parsons also made this otatementTim Tim matter of apportionment is largel u nutler of figures and those figures 1110th the census returns that have already beenlIIade made nnd tabulated eliminating all ensUsuirtg Owing to the vast changes in ponulatiothen then will necessarily bo changes in maniif iif the district lines a swallowing up of Horndistricts districts probably mid certainly the division vision of some of the uptown districts Intitwo districtsThi two or more Assembly Thi Assembly districts must l e carts oSenatorial Senatorial districts tntler the State Constitution stitution thus Lpgislatuio diaws the liner if thou Senatorial district and the Board oMdermon Mdermon draws the linos of the Assembljlislricts lislricts ftithin pach of thosj Senntorlalistricts listricts Tho concern of the Ilepublicaiounty ounty committiHi will be that those Sonnnrinl nrinl and AsMmbly district lines Hhall lxdrawn will in theuture I drawn that the Ropublicann uture Imvo that proportionate ropreentation entation in the Legislature and tIre Hoarcif if Aldermen that they are entitled to bvhe he tiuml er of votes that they cast whlclias las not lypn the case heretoforeThe The decision who are to be the leadenif if the new Assembly districts will bo one o bo made by tbo enrolled Republican if thopo districts amid one of the leadingbjpct bjpct of my administration will be tclersuade lersuade the enrolled Republicans that ItS s both their privilege and ditty to concerrhemselves hemselves with who shall bo their leadersily ily desiro will lie and it in a corollary to theirineltilpH irineltilpH whicli my candidacy repretented tented that the voters shall be in clowouch ouch with thn organization that It shall e representative of their views and thathoy hey shall feel their powers and their dutiesSenator Senator Nathaniel A Elslx rg wrote yeserday erday to Mr Parsons resigning aw thenember nember from the Twentyninth districtin in the executive committee of the countywnmUtee wnmUtee This action caused no surri mice It has been known for some timelast last that ho was anxious to give up theciidership ciidership of tim Twentyninth Mr KIserRs erRs friends toy that he has becomelisgusted lisgusted with politics Many of his politial al nspirutionn have gone astray and whenm m failed to obtain the appointment olnited nited States District Attorney In thisitj itj ho announced that ho intended to quitho ho game It is understood that he willlot lot IK a candidate again next year for theitnte itnte Senate and that when hin term extires tires ho will devote himself entirely toleveloping leveloping his law practiceIn In his letter to Mr Parsons Senator Idserg erg slated that ho would call a meetingif if tho delegates from the Twentyninthlistriat listriat without delay to select a newparlor parlor Ho addodI I regret that this action on mr partJOHN JOHN JAMESONThree Three l StarWHISKEY WHISKEYALWAYS ALWAYS HIGHEST QUALITYNEVER NEVER VARIESTHE THE STANDARD OF PURITYA A GREAT REPUTATIONBACK BACK OF IT f I comes just when you are taking hold aithe the new president of the committee as Jshould should have liked to have teen able to worktogether together with you in tho executive committee too for the strengthening and benefit of theI I Republican party But even though I amI I not an executive member you can alwayn 1 count on my cordial cooperation and assistance I sistanco for the public and party interestI I at any time nrjd In any connection inwhich which my services may be deemed ofvalue value HORNER8FURNITURE i FURNITUREpURNITURE FURNITURE requirements F for the New Year Festaldemands demands whether in Sideboards boards Side Tables Dining Tables bles China Closets Dining RoomChairs Chairs Tea Tables c can befilled filled at our establishment tothe the very best advantage notonly only in the choice of designswoods woods and finishes but alsoin in price inducementsNEW NEW YEAR PRESENTSThose Those who wish to reciprocatefor for Christmas favors by giving New Year Presents and preferthat t that the article combines utilitywith with beauty will find selectionnn nn easy task from among thehundreds I hundreds of odd pieces or Furniture altars in our wareroorns and theirspecially specially attractive pricesR R J HORNER CO COFurniture Furniture Makers and ImportersWest West 23d St61 b3 65DIED DIEDBROWN BROWN On Thursday Dec Jt IOC at his litresidence residence Golden av Hushing L I rrsnmlGordon Cordon Drown In tho 60th year of hl ngeFuneral Funeral servlcrg at St aeorga Church KlushlnrSunday Sunday lrc24 inosat 030 A M Train leavefoot foot of Kast 4th st at 8JO A M for Hr1dtt t Klushlne Interment at Woodlawn NElMlTAt YrUMlTAt rUMlTAt New Rochelle N Y Dec 22 IftflVWilliam William Jenkins Enamel ROB of the late JurltIlotert Ilotert Kmmet In the 80th year of his aceIlinernl Ilinernl services will be held at Clurit ChurlIellmm Iellmm Manor on Sunday Deo St atI iI1 I1 M Carriages will meet at New rtochellfMallon Mellon trains leaving Grand Central SUloaat at 104 p M on New Haven roadHKHRIMAN HKHRIMAN On Saturday Decembers tIler Margaret garet McCoon Suydam wife of the late otnr r Herrlman and daughter of the late HtnrvSuydam Suydam Sr of New York In the 83d ye r other her ageFufteral Fufteral services at her late reeldence V2 flcmteaci st Ilrooklyn Tuesday morning at to ortniiInterment Interment private Please omit HoweriMANSrirU MANSrirU On Saturday Dec 58 190V BurtonMansfield Mansfield In his 74th yearFuneral Funeral services at the Church of the Tranvfiguration figuration on Tuesday morning at e soterment terment at New Haven ConnitcKNANYAt itcKNANYAt New York on Saturday Dirot ot pneumonia Guy Orant youngest sThomas Thomas Kdward and Clara Parry McKnanFuneral Funeral at West Iolnt N Y at 230 p M faMonday Monday Dec 55MOIIRAN MOIIRAN Suddenly of pneumonia on ttedrday day Dec 20 Ui05 Hamilton Morgan trttEdward Edward Morgan and the late Kllralif IMorgan Morgan In the 31 il year of his ageFuneral Funeral services from the Church of the Ascslon slon Fifth avc and 10th at on Sunda he24th 24th Inst at l oclock Interment aiNeck Neck Long Island A special train 51omug l1onj 1onj Island City at 7IB 1 MUUUOE UUUOE At Yonkers N Y Friday Dectlie the R4th year of his age Daniel Coles MMCUFuneral Funeral services at the residence of hl Ilaw law John Held 401 Palisade av YonkriSunday Sunday Dec 24 at 280 I1 M Si Loul inplease please ropyNKKLYOn NKKLYOn Friday Dec 22 MagdalenaJames James Neely aged 54 yereltelatIte llelallves and friends are Invited to aiicndfuneral funeral services at her tale r ldVest 4eat Vest 49111 st Sunday afternoon at 1Intennent Intennent at ronvenlence ot the famlbIICYNOLns IICYNOLns reenwlch Coon DecIuclna Iuclna J wife of Abraham Reynold nlist list earFuneral Funeral services at her late residenceTuesday N1ruete Tuesday Dec in 1005 at 5 P M Oiri jlll will be In waiting upon nrrlM of trainirand mend Central Depot at 1207 P MSTKHN STKHN At KrsnUfor onthe Main lernNov Nov 27 Ilseite Iif loved wife ol In sFuneral Funeral services anl tnt rnirni at MlOmeter Ometer opp u Cyprrn Hlllk Ilice Dec 24 at n M Kindly omit nWIIITK WIIITK On Frday Dec 25 l tile iwIdow widow ot lloberl White In her sd ciIunemal Funeral services at her tare reMrlrnrrl at si n Tuesday ito 8th tnt at 0 tFrlende uFriends Friends will kindly omit fluwern

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i k i IV J r 1 liry tIr e I tTIF STh SUNDAY DECE1VTBER 24 1905 3 VARYING PRICES FOR FADSIlHr risT SHOWS SOME PAID MOREr4v r4v CONTRACT ruxcn nutprniMvfor 11rrl1 for InftnneeORVP Lpfll OOOMorflThan Than Ho hail To Mann 111 No Want tofirt firt raniei Portion IlrntirltNo Cnntrnrt trnrt Wit h Mri Hunt Ititoti MiooouAttorney Attorney Jnmtvi W Oslnrne had folV w D M nn on the grill for four hoursvffterdiy vffterdiy nftornoon before MagintratnWurman Wurman in thoTombsrourt Th crosncxurmiition urmiition of the complainant thr crimlnnllibel libel ntmn ngnin tlin folllers proceededIjwlv Ijwlv Jt wn a duel between thn Hofti OIflI iniMMintliig Mr Ohtnrno and thoulrnl tInt Col Mfinn who yielded up reluotnriK tnriKMr IIIJr Oborn hammered ngaln at thefinr finr i whifh Mr follls P Hunt trigutnpltl pdil for pwf in Kndfl nnd Fnnclwt Hohas has uc dCl In establishing that thoOKIturnout OKIturnout cot inado without a cnnlrntif Itp 1 note from Mr Huntington whichrh I hA complainants han not prodiuojM w3 taken In HMII of a contrnt flj thatthe the miney wn paid in two c tli in tnlmonio monio 11 mail murh of certain diorepanr r IP between tim prkp paid for npaco thenrlriiiuil nrlriiiuil agreement iu nhown by the conlri lri IK nnd tho price which Mr Huntingtonrrnllv rrnllv lid paywlo wlo from that the tnt tolllni pointof of tli afternoon wa undo through a listoiiumed oiiumed by mibpann frjm tin DiBtriotAttorney Attorney ome wnish purportod to glvntti I 1 Hiibsnlisr to Tad und Fnniiwi i icfher with the pricn paid by eih Inwtcral wtcral rnsM thih list nhowod that eubr r ribers had come down for um in CXPOSSnt nt tho MWK named in the contract forHe He i pawls of spiie Tho eonnlainuntsIIT had brought n butHi of contracts witht IhlO into court When after a long argument ment M they put theso in cvnionco I Ito doe ffi p found that with one ox option thefirtratx firtratx of all thuol SilOtt1lOj for moT than SIWO on the D trift Attornes listwere were imsing The exception was Chauni i cy 1 Lix w He was on the list forKMjCO KMjCO but the contrant read 1500Mr Mr Oborno introduced in evidence aIfttoT IfttoT writtpn by CoJ Mann to Wooter inIfinl Ifinl which fhtublifhpcl ioveral thing Itreferred referred in tones of complaint to Irvingwhum whum CoJ Mann in Krlcliiy VhiwinR dpniodknowing knowing It nhowed that thoy wore ant Messrs Cromwell and Gould and hot uflcrJames James Gordon Bennett the fame of who onewspaper newspaper Col Mann thought would ringdown down tho ages along with that of fads andFondest FondestXo Xo opponents ever lUt each othersthroats throats with such courtly gentleness asObborne Obborne and Mann When Mr Osbornoentered entered court ho shook hands cordiallywith with the Colonel hoped ho was well andthen then began on him with his purring Southern er voiceNow Now Colonel Im not trying to fencewith with you BO dont you fence with menaid cynicallyTho said Mr Osborne Tho Colonel mulledcynically The Colonel in explaining what safeguards guards Yotni Topics had employed for thesubscribers subscribers t Tads and Fancies madequite quite a speech about the bookTho Tho prospectus ho aid stated that itwas was to bo I book representing the best wurJIn In making books of the twentieth centuryIt It was tho idea that then shouldnt h anerror error There may have been but oightynlx nlx Bishops revised the Bbl and still therewere were errors We had two competent lent to revise proof and five or sL others onminor minor points I was our idea to have thoKnglish Knglish as near perfect as possible Thenwo wo had expert art critics to attend to thatpart I part of it We employed the best artprinters printers to make that par of it perfectit i it was to be the best book of the kind Issuednot not only by us but by any otusMr I Mr Osborne wanted to know if therewere were any other safeguards against the improper proper use of the Town Topics nameOnly Only that I impressed upon the man whodid did the work that hp should use no meanspxcept pxcept voluntary ones in signing peoplo formich mich large pums although not a largo Mim i for what they got Tho matter WJIH to l epresented presented in 1 very gentlemanly wayfol fol Minn air that he picked out thollt hit of names himself and Wooater hadorders orders to see none other than thoseAfteY AfteY that long pjwecli Col Mnnn drewinto into his ihell again Mr Osborno got fromhim him that MrWocsters was next to binyet yet he know only dimly of the progress oftho the worKAnd And this was to bo the meritorious worktbnf thor crowned your life said OsbornoIf i you likeThe The point Im trying to make saidObonip Obonip is that every lima I get tn Ipt personal question this witness shies0bTne 0bTne UOII several minutes tryine lofind find fiom Col Mann how many subscribersthere there were or how many copies were isuedThe The bet IP could get was a statementtho that thre erE lew than USThen Then Osborne began to hammer at thobook book of Tovn Topic asking that they bnprJ prJ irpl in fitirt There was n longargument argument over this which broke out ntinunii inunii 1 the afternoon The compflmin pflmin argued that the defendants werebufinps bufinps rivals that there was not only arnnmnl rnnmnl notion involved but heivy civilarti arti nt end that to show their books to therpteniv rpteniv would be manifestly unfairFinaiv Finaiv tho court agreed to subpoena theireairor ireairor of the company and tn order f lis of Frls md Fancies subscriberstogeiT togeiT wih the amoin paid producedt It todays hearingY 11 havent destroyed nny contraclsbar bar vi1ntked 0bornpSomf Somf are destroyediif iif I know one of them Isnt I thernntrart rnntrart with Mr HuntingtonWhat What was the lowest price paid by I ibcrerFftn I Ffwn hundred dollar answeredMann Mannt t ak vou if George S Scott didat payfofiO fofiO for hat hook nsked OsbnrncHo MsrTK Ho 1non did not Hn pnid f 1500 said 01 non Ofliorne got n look nt 1 eontrnctrnrl rnrl lil sonip arithmetic Tho price ns el iin frr in HIH contracts was l50 i for twopagoi 1 pagoi ind ini book and J5no for each ndige tit ni ige nn additional book to ben rwn in with each additional page Inthe the iturodtiotriv pages of Fuels and Fnnt ru i state thai ononopy was sent to oaths t s tbo r ono each to three riifiercntono I IIrarl ono retained for the archives ofT T I n Topic and no more lifter that thepii irl pii r Wurr destroyedT T r fenco had n copy of Fads nndar ar n m court 1 was not numberedno no otie know what Mibscriber handed I n i 0 help nul O horn opened it andfjiaiifd fjiaiifd eight Hiinllnicton pnRfs Hona na r it over to tol Mnnn who took itifMrentiy ifMrentiy nucl satisfied him elf that thornwern WOrn JI1 eight pngs fur the hunt ingtons I 11 Mann hail iMtiflwl Ihe day before thai Mrs lluttingon bad recitived lwo copiesln ln t lit printcrn hlnlement therefore l Hi nn iKinnliarl i ecietj rlnl copy andii er f ii M nnx tlnllmlnl two For eight ha fp 5 iiw vet hh should Ito ye hud IWHnt I t iit ly i tin contract Hut she had paid Hii i which should have entitled lier In1ln iini ti i PIW mal elghtiTn ciipi Somaiho b iho hwifi pro cfS of mental nrlth ioi wcni wrung in tho briin of MrTIH o TIH and 1 rfl pt hamnicrinK 01 the fourteen conies which elm should hlorelvlc received for 1100 when Col Mnnn handed thl prfclousvolume askedYou volume back to Mr Ooborne the latterasked ColonelI You nut mo with the book do you I would trust you with anything Mr Osborne Bald the Colonelrho rho courtly opponents bowrd nnd were nteach each otherngainDid Did you road time book Colonel hfore It went outI I did 10t Didnt rend your own mnsterplivethowork work which was to crown your life No Idldnt have timebxcuift bxcuift roe Colonel if I laugh Yourmasterpiece masterpiece cost ns high ns 10000 1 ojpy anti i wasnt good enough for you tn read1Just Just at that moment Robert Collier madea a sudden movement and knocked everriids riids and Fancies which had bon resting on time mil It fell open and face diwn Two nttrneys nnd two reporters jumped t rescue ItThats Thats n terrible way to treat that bookof of the aIM said Osborne Thp defence wnnt d the contracts which Attorney Craig had In his pocket andwanted wanted them in a bunch That led II asquabble squabble Finally Magistrate Whltmnnruled ruled that the ooinplniiinntH could put thocontracts contracts into evidence one at a time 013called called fur After which they touched on I Mrs Hunllngton again CI Manns attorneys neys Were made lo produce tho receipts for delivery of the two books made on October 20 and October 27 I had Mr Huntkietoh on the telephoneafterward afterward said Col Mann I recognized her voice I have known her for sevenr I eight years She expressed herself as delighted Mr Wocster never had 1 regu lar agreement with Mrs Huntington at all I was a very special oJntractWritten Written oriverbal I Is my impression that Mr VVooetershowed showed me nute from Mrs Fhowo a lute remit Mr Hunlingtons hand It iF my impression that he wild This is a confirmationA A long series of questions did not brng Col Mann to the point of admitting that he knew what happened to that note Howould would neither affirm nor deny that It wasreturned I returned to Mrs Hunt Ington lie lLltinlOtuithat that she had waived the regular form ofcontract I contractSeveral Several persons subscribed who wantedu u copy of the book and not a place In It They wished to assist in the publication ofthis this grunt work said Cul Mann Per haps ttioy worn not vain men ho addodUnally I Unally Mr Craig defending his witnessroso rose and saidMm Mm Huntington is not hero complaininl ing No paid Osborno that is a peculiarityof of these cases They never complainHero Hero there broke out another squabbleover over the books of Toun TUJHCH which le Ofborne to say From tlio books I can prove that there isno I no burliiev hyhtom that everything isirregular irregular and erratic and that no regularvaluo I value Is returned for what is printed inI I Tumi TopicHThen I Then ho demanded the contract with MMliuntlngtmi liuntlngtmiHavent i Havent got it said Attorney CriSo So Oeburiiu produced an interview from 1 the AVic York American of July 3u whichI I uiailu Iol 1111 say thai slio had signed I ccitt tact fur I Irx which was in hH vaultThe The Colonel ropliod that he had already denied that interviewMr Mr Usburne aid something about havingthu 1 thJ reportii1 in court I und jumped to thocontracts I contractsWill Will you produce me the contract withJohn John Jacob A tor I propose to show thatMr I Mr Astor paid i25W and didnt get fullvalue valueHut But Robert Collier corrected him in imniide aside toying that Mr Astor had receivedfull full value having four pages for his 11funThey i They dropped the contract argument forn n moment tocatiMdern communication fromI I Maun to t lie Muliilt Register Thereinhe he put forth that the report of hU eMiinination lion in JHB SUN which while correct inthe Itime the main bad spoken of the mat Set instead I stead of AmericaH Smart Set In thisletter letter Col Mann referred to AmericasSmart Smart Set as a swindling publicationwhich which Mr Wayne intended to get outI I I intend to show said Osborne thateverybody everybody in Col Mnnns oftieo was concerned cerned m Americas Smart SetThen i Then hn tilted at the contracts againand and got thmIt I wont holp tho defendants I willhurt hurt thorn taid Mr CraigAll All right responded Osborne I invitothe the fatal itnb Give mo John Jacob AstersHavent i I Halt got It And didnt you tell mo that I was to receive Cairo a fatal stab Now what didChauncoy 1 Depow pay ColonolFifteen Fifteen Illdred dollarsI I I have hero 1 list furnished by MrLauterbacli i Lauterbacli of your office I says Chaun II coy M Denow J2001 I Col Mann was certain of Chaunrey I met him one day and he said Ive i got something for you Your people willknow know all about IL and he gave me a checkfor for JlrKl Then Mr Craig rose Mnilingand I and handed over Chauntey I contract It I was for tloOOAll All right On the Mot is Senator KeanHes lIes down for more than H50C i Mr Craig could not produce that conI I tract From lie Fame list Mr Osbornepicked picked out Rollo Wells his contract wasi i mining Foxhall Keenp Mr Oborne fIidWil I was another excess member How abouthim him Ills contract was not IhpreCot I Cot Mann tried to explain After heI I and Mr Osborno hnd split hairs likeapairofSchoolmen Schoolmen he got i out that those contractswerp I were of no use to the company after thpmoney money nn them was paid as they boundthp I the subscriber not the companyMr Mr Oebornp pointed out that the Fadsnnd I nnd Fancies row was in tho papers long before the book was deliveredA pprf I A mnn jpalous of his reputation wouldhave have kept every paper Why didnt youAnd I And he sprang exhibit No 2 from the District trict Attorneys onion This was 1 letterwritten written by Mann tn Woostpr nn June 0 I lOt Thi is HIP IpxlSIPPO I fiippo I nm Indebted to your friendMr I Mr Irrlris for th nasty note In last wfpksVv Vv Irkct I run scarcely understand thissort sort nf tlilnf Mr Irvine mnrip I cood d8lof of money through roe and was always treatednlth with the utmost consideration Boing to thervtcnt rvtcnt of securIng transportation for hiswife wife at varinii limes when i could lie musthe he n curious oreanlrntjon if he fancies that hegivps gives prominenCe and success in his rmnJournRl JournRl hy ttiI fort of thing about TorT iTopics Topics or about myself J fire nothingabout about if except at this moment it makes mechary chary of writing personal letters In refcrpnceto to Fad Bosldps J wish before I rttlto to Cromwell to havn tie sketch of the titlopaee page that I told you I thought you couldg g t from Mr Orr 1 want to quote the exactwords words In mr letter Woll get Cromwell in alittle little while I have not the Gould letter hereThe The WcatticrTht The vcr raptd northeastward movement of thelow low pressure storm which was ocr the west Gulfsection section on Friday brought It to the Atlantic coastyesterday yesterday ant with Its centre over eAstern IennEjlvanln Ejlvanln anil New York I dominated conllllonsfrom from Maine and the Lake regions to Florida I rAusd snow In the Lake rcrlons and rain nloneI ihe con aul at scattered polnn In the Sllhr StaicjA A lilch ara In the extreme West was foiclngcoldTiifaihcr coldTiifaihcr rnstnard and had rrduccd tmprratlics tires yesterday In all spctlons but the Allantlc ant rast iulf Slater tIght degrees below zero wasre poncil a Moorhead Mum and the dtop In mostdWrlrls dWrlrls was in In Z riccrecsli li this c I I was entity and cloudy wind llsht tofriih friih nttthn rat average luimlitlly 71 per centliaroirrtrr liaroirrtrr cnrrfcted torfad to sea Irvel ts A MMXI 01 11 M inThr Thr iriiiprraiiiri ettrrd y as recorded h theonvial onvial therniomrter Is Fhowu In the anneiednil table nil 19N1 ItPOS 1001n 9 AM4n 37 0 p M jlI 11 M 44 4 i ft I M 11 4 3 iM 14 13 12 Mill IJ 49Lowest Lowest tcmperaluic tO ci 5 A M3sn ssn INlm InFIMT VOlt tOO T 550 TO MORROWor For ri7tcrn Xtl Yorit rvlrrfii rnsttrn Prnnsiranli siranli Marilana and riclauarc laf unit coldertj tj tlfv tntr 11001 lIit In ftfsli tIrertr vrnliTor Tor seottrlt New VnrU frlr In south snou tnnorth north pirtliin lo diy roldrr In east portion fairIn In ninirmv rxcrpl Miov near the Later HfttmerIn In wt pen in fresi west in sell tittetet rlndl Fur NrW itt eIanI partly rlninly and crlilertodnv to this fair toinnrrow fresh northwest In neatwinds I windsFur Fur wstem Pennsylvania partly cloudy loilay dar sin tear allr Erie fair and wcrmtr toinorroir inorroir frefh west winds now but will get the letter ready by tomorrow morrow morningIn In the meantime Ive written a bole ofIntroduction Introduction to flennett and you can eiprrwto to him tho fact 1 had Intended nendlnp youout out to Paris to lay thin Jotter before him Ifhe he had not arrived here as 1 felt that of allthe the men who wore giving tone to AmericannfTnlrs affairs In the begInning nf this twentiethcpnturr century the editor owner and moving spiritof of thp gluten newspaper IH tho first Thnvolumes volumes of the llrniltl handed down wil show what the art of npWHpappr rnaldncnt nt this period Fad and Fanclen handeddown down through the long ages will show whattho tho art of bookmaking In all its branchespaper Ink binding paper type engraving printing ing Vc ID I In possible thai Mr DennettI In staying on his yacht possible that he isslaying slaying at a hotel or more likely It his prlvatpquarters quarters In the herald Ilulldlug li II1bl difliciilt for you to reach him but you 1 I know manage i maid 1 think that It Is wortha 8 sharp pursuit I hope you will sucvccdOould Gould sails in a day or wonnr hp must gettho the letter before If possible tomorrowYV YV D MANNIts Its like nil the Colonels letters purredOsborno Osborno Its a lovely letter I like yourEnglish English Colonel Every time I get any ofit it I road it Mann grunted anti acknowledged edged authorship Mr Osborno tried to Introduce in evidencethn the hasty note in the Acifl Ynrlfr butfailed failedIt It chows what who worked 1 man onFads I Fads and Fancies thought of i he midAttention Attention is called by the very solicitorwho I who worked on it in 1802 to the fact that itis 111 blackmailing propositionAnother Another hotter written to one Mahoneywas was introduced In an attempt to prove thatCol Col Mann looked askance at the Fads andFancies Fancies scheme in its beginning andthat that he was concerned in Americas SmartSet Set SetCol Col Mann explained this away by paying that It referred to another scheme of thofertile fertile Mr WoostorFinally Finally Mr Osborne collared all the contracts tractsXot2500 tractHo Xot2500 contracts in the lot he announced nounced after canting up and only thirty two out of ninotyotioThe The CIO was adjourned until Wednesday day afternoon at 3 when it will he resumedin in the West Side courtATIOAL ATIOAL ArlIWMr IJCTCHKSrst Eightflrst Annual rxhltiltlon of theAcademy Academy I OpenedIn In the galleries of the Fine Arts Societysbuilding building In West Fiftyseventh street thnNational National Academy of Design opened iueightyfirst eightyfirst annual exhibition to the public I lie yesterdayToday Today and each Sunday during the continuance tinuance of the exhibition admission to tlegalleries galleries is free from I oclock P M until 4 oclock On other days the galleries willbo bo open hOt Wtcn y A I and I l P 1 nndfrom from s P r lil daily until Jtmmiry 10Tin Tin varnishing dav reception with whioitho t lie exhibition was formally opened on Friday day afternoon wa literally a crush soninny ninny friend of the painters attendedTHrto THrto hundred mid forty pit lot jogs arnexhibited I exhibited of which MPvontyeight are bynrademlciaiw nrademlciaiw ant eightytwo by a sociuriates utica of the academy Ten sculpture exhibits hibits bring up tho catalogue nunilxjrs to35U 350 Seventeen of thl paintings are rerutliRi rutliRi 1 in the catalogueA A note in tho catalogue calling attentionto to the AMdiinys nermiinent fund and Itssulwcribert Hit 1ecribers say t lint when this fund hal have been increased by 12000 the incoinpfrom academy from it will b available for the uses of thacademy aCrenwTIl The prize winning pictures in the exhibition tion are designated on the frame labelsrAinGS I rAinGS TO II AVCTIOXEDEdward Edward iI Knoxs Irhnte Collection toUp Up Hold In liuiiinrjCol Col Edward 1 Knox has joined the aunthere Ibers bers of those who prefer living in the countryand and he lives no little in the city now that hohas has determined to dispose of tho collodionof Iof of paintings in his New York home here Jare are about 100 canvases in his private galery iand and ho has commissioned the American ArtAssociation Association to sell them at auction nextmonth I month Modern French and Dutch andearly Icrly early English paintings make upmost of thocollection collectionSomo Somo of the principal ono among themare are Ploughing Hollandby Jacob MarlsThe The Poacher by Nouns La liouto by i Cazur Keturnine from Market by tanMarcke Marcke The Fishprnipn and 1 landscape scape by Corot Sheep by TroyonCaltlo I Caltlo by Mauve tn the Forest ofFontainpbleau Fontainpbleau In Jacque Awaiting anAudience I Audience by Hamong Mother andChildren I Children by Frere Venice by ZiPmTho I Tho Widower by Israel Sea Shellsby by Houquereati Depart du Cantonmentby by Detail Oiuripr of tho Sultan by I Schrpyer On the Banks of the Stowiand and A Gipsy Camp by Constable TheGamekeepers Gamekeepers Lunch and At the AloHouse I House Door hy Mornnd list IndlscrPtsby I by Vibcrt and works of DIM j DatibignyrMonr rMonr METtionisT cm urnTo To Be ne Ipalftl in Jersey its llils lornIns Ing h IWici IcfabpThe The new Emory Methodist Church atBergen Bergen and Belmont avenues Jersey Citywill I will be dedicated this morning by BishopCharles I Charles C McCabe The sermon will bepreached I preached by Bishop Charles H FowlerA A special musical service will be held thisevening I evening nt which Bishop McCabe willI I occupy the pulpit Services to celobratothe the occupation of the new hoii p of worshipwill I will take place every evening for two weeksThe The building iq of gray stems and 10117W 187500 Plans for its construction recele I an impetus three roars ago when EdwardI I F C Young the banker offered to donate 15000 if thp church would raise a similaramount amount Mi Young the bankers wifepresented presented the church with a pipe organwhich which will be used today for thp first timeThe The Emorv Methodist Church was organized ganlzed in May 15C2 The first churchbuilding I building was erected A Ivy place andSunmht i SuTimlt avenue In the following year InI I 1R72 the present chapel adjoining the npwchurch church wasdedicatod The Rev Georgpfl I 1 fllI paHor of the churchj j VERY MUCH LIKE A WHITE HOYEjes I Eyes That Shine Thronrh theAttacked luknr Attacked With Stomach AclieEyesThatShineThroughtheDarkneps EyesThatShi neThroughtheDarknessIronRoad IronRoad Vt oman seven weeks old pnppoose poose had the stomach ache in a dressingroom room at a Jersey City theatre on Fridaynight night The little redskin eet up a terriblesquall squall nnd the other Indian thespians gotbadly badly scared They thought that EyeaThatShinBThroughtheDarkncps ShinBThroughtheDarkncps waR slatedfor for the happy hunting grounds and refusedto to be comforted Several droned IncnntaI I lions and n lively fflinw danced around thpcrying crying papoose The manager heard thecommotion commotion and took a squint nt the littleMifTerer MifTerer Then he sent for Dr Thomas J McLaughlin and the heap big medicinerrsi I Irinlll rrsi soon ptraightenpd out the internalkinks A ChristmasGreeting Greeting yTelephone TelephoneIs Is socond only to apersonal personal cal fet us tselftjfGS wlifiyour your OltrlstmasGrootlngs GrootlngsHEW INE HEW YORK TELEPHONE fc IS Ocy Sfpcot II i I LANDSLIP IN BATTERY PARKEAST EAST RIVER TVJifiEL CAVE1STOPS STOPS ELEVATE TRAISNothing Nothing nn the Mrtt Side Could set HrlowHatter Hatter Ilnrn After Mishap VTrnkmrclIllnr Illnr 1oiuiUntloiis Nhorlng Slippedla Iussitigcrs Take to crisnr i FootpathOno 01 of the side walls of the open cut Ini i Battery Park which when It is roofed overIs Is going to 1m tim approach to the KastPlvcr Plvcr tunnel gave way In spite of Its shorlns togs nt 3 TO chock yehtcrdny afternoonand and I lot of fund nnd dirt slid Into the ditchcarrying It carrying somn of the shoring timbers withIt I The elevated railroad runs over the cutwith with 110 of ito pillars resting on firm landand and some on temporary wooden foundationsmade made of crossed beams The slide tookout out earth from so near the bases of thnpillars pillars Hint ns a matter of precaution notrains trains wero allownd to run between theSouth South Ferry station nnd that at Iatteryplace place Iho Now York Tunnel Company is building I log the Brooklyn subway nt the place wherethe the caveln occurred which Is oppositethe the Mission of Our Lady of the Rosary nttho I tho big bend In State street The elevatedruad rend does not run directly over the tunneleastern I eastern pillars of lie elevated are on solidaround around I fow feet fiom the edge of the cutgnd ege I gnd the wi torn pillars nro held up bynridgewof nridgewof timber fnlsowork extending frumsolid solid ground on lie west to a wooden fwercl cl umbers which rotH on thin Ixittcm of thetunnel tunnel J he cut is about firty feet deepat at that place and b th sides are allured up 11 landslip btgnn at Ihe bUHed the shoring ing on the east sidennd thoearthsoftened bytho tho ram slid trdl behind the wooden wallthat that was siipp ded t prevent such a thinguntil I until the hjle extended clear to tho top cfthn the cut H moc f the hI ring slipped to thobtUjtn btUjtn too and when t Ito little landslidewas was over It was found that a bllce of cuithabout about 41 feet lung and I feet wide haddropped dropped Int t hit cut I wo of tho olevntod pillars in Ihe easterlyrow row stood with their bnsos unly about fourfeet IflIt feet from this edge of tho cut after Ihe accident I cident took place und if trains hud been nmccr I ccr them during the afternoon anotherslide I slide extending to thin liHspsof the elevatedpllliru i it1 I limit might have t llwetlOn On lie elevated stmcturoahotit thirty feetsouth I I south of the place wlere the slide occurredis is I signal towel The switchman thereI I I heard a racket and fell the jar as the earthdropped dropped to the bottom of I ht tunnel Looking Iin in g down lit saw what had happened Hot M t danger signals on all rides and no moreSixth Sixth and NlnUi avenue trains arrived ator or left the South Ferry stationOno Ono train was held up by lie dancersiirnal siirnal in the middle of finitely Park undtho the passengers had to wall bill on thonarrow i narrow foot path iteetche tho trucks to thoBattery Battery plaeo station Alter that theSixth Sixth avpiiuo trains were nm only to Hectordriit driit WheN tboy wore witched buckllu llu Nuith uveni i train continued to Uuttery tel Place The told and Third avenuolineswhich lineswhich nbn run iu tho tony wero nottitd tied up in any way As far as could bo learned thn elevatedstructure structure was not put cOlt of r liiinhnrnrticloby I by Ibe accident But fieuenil MnuiiKHrHedley I I ed Icy of llio Intorborough and a IJIJ1 Iof of the tunnel gang who ail his namu wiisflrtwit iDrown Drown agreed oil that point That was Iabout about all tin infonnnticm that Brown would Igive give Mr Hedley KIIC that so little earth Iwus wus left buiJp the foundulion of two ofthe I the elevated pillar that it was thought bestnot not to take any chanceiTho Tho Umtel company immediately beganto to add braces ali false timber work arund j thin elevated pillars ant to replace thohorinf ishoring shoring al the side of the cut and some bigsteel steel girders that hnpnonod to be on bandwere were Used with good effectTho Tho slide onlv hurt one worlrruan nnItnlianwho Itnlianwho was hustled away limping HisInjuries Injuries didnt 1110nt to muchPATRIOTIC I PATRIOTIC M US u POTTER PALMER IDeclares Ineelarr Declares Slip I American ami WillAbroad Nrser Im AbroadCIIICAOO CIIICAOO Dec tMr Potter Palmerwill 1111 join the rolony of dt nationalizedAmericans Americans in Ixjnrln Sho will live inChicago Chicago while chit lives on his earth tncloSiun I Siun is n gocd enough father for her country I and I Chicago is the bent iace in his bigdomain domain In n word today Mrs Palmerdisposed I disposed of the lly stories that hhp wouldchange change her rcsiilentO to IxnltiWhen t When ym are nn American once youare I are nn Ainerican always she said with anemphasis I emphasis that Inrricil the honest rill ofpatriotism i patriotism with itThen Then she chatted interc tinqly on othermatters matters inoi ling ernditlons in ItiswinMrs Mrs Ia line s interest in basin is vitalIt I concerns her niece lie Princes Cantactizpnp tactizpnp formerly Miss Julia Grant nmlth the daughter d fipn Frederick GrantMrs Mrs Palmer is not at nil nlanned over thenewspaper newspaper reports cf noblo blood running in the streets Renlly slip i nvre interpsfpd I psfpd in the forthcmiing visit to Chicagoof of thin Prince Michael and Princess Berthathp the children ff the Caiitnciizene Atpresent present the children are visiting thoirKrandfalher grandfather nt Governors Island XPWYork YorkcnArK I cnArK FOR Airitic ARTISTSInternational i International ocleo to ibid Twobillons FJhlbllln billons Tills Vfnrfpttll fpttll rnic Pftpilfd II TuaLonoN SrjfLONDON LONDON Dec 23Amprican artists willbe he strongly represented a the exhibitionof of the International Society of SculptorsPainters Painters and Engravers which in order todisplay I display a large number of works will thistime time b divided into two sections Thefirst I first will open in the New Gallery Regentstreet street on Tan f To this the Pennsylvania I vania Academy of Finn Arts is landing animportant important group of American pictureThe The second section will open six weeks laterIt I I will include a rppre ntativp selectionfrom from the works of American wntercoloristsIn In London art circle this is welcome newsas as American art lf have been inadequalelyrepresented I represented in lie exhibitions of the International national Society hithertoOSE I OSE JAd omr4r STYLEfor forI tlon for Tho 1 Who Snenr OITDrlnlilns Drlnlilns on Jan 1Special I Special Cable Despttrh to TilT St LONDON Dec 3Tho Norwegian papersdescribe I describe how n new method of gellingdnmk dnmk has become popular among thelowest lowest classes in Chrietiania A wouldbedrunk drunk fills the palm of his hand with aqvavtt it which is I very strong corn brandynnd and snuffs it up through his host This IB I repealed several tunes though once issurtiiient surtiiient to render n man intoxicatedNOSP I Nose drinking ban bojoino 1 real vicesays says the OreMn M ThA pfrit is lernblebpcauso I bpcauso the whole nprvous nyptpm Inparalyzed paralyzed in I moment and tho drunkardrpmnins I rpmnins almost unconscious for huvornlminutes minutes Afterward there is I sleepy fatigue ns them is after opium smokingMoroccan Moroccan Confcrcnrp atSptelal IJlrlralSptclat Special Cable Despatch lo TnB SUNPAHIR PAnts Dec 23A despatch to the Echode de Print from Madrid pays the Minister ofthe the Interior has announced that the International national Moroccan conference will meet inAluociros Aluociros on an 7 and lhat Sertor MonteroHitw Hitw former Prime Minister of Spain willpreside presideFriendly Friendly Suis IMsltlbtite 81MIOTho Tho Society of the Iriendly Sons of SaintPatrick Patrick has fcrwarded ohpckH for ICO eachto to tho following institutions the Mlwionof I of the Holy HoKiry mite Presbyterian 1105Pith1 pital the New York Poitgradunto HospitalSt St Vincontrt 1wpllal Sanitarium Gabrielsin in the AdirondHckK I lie St Vincent de PaulSipjoiy Sipjoiy Ht EoKephri Hostiitnl HI FranrisVHospital I Hospital Little Sisters of the Poor in WestKntli Sick Kntli Poor sired t be Dominican Sisters of theSick I Dr 1 ShotUoMsAntiSoptic I AntlSoptloCreme Creme DentifricePut Put up In collapsible TubeTooth Tooth PowderPut Put up in Cans convenient for Touristsa Elixir BalmA A delightful Mouth WashUsed Used b the Elite of theWorld World Since 1850FOH FOR SALE EVEIlYWIIEnKSTOLE I STOLE KINGS HEART FOR PAINTFRECn FRECn ARTISTS RORltEl THEROYAL ROYAL TOMBS FOR MOVIEDust Dust of Louis MA and Anne of AustriaMlxrrt Mlxrrt With Oil nml Spread on Cant atAlleged Alleged Dlsootery or a foiifrMlonMode Mode by a Ilo all9t of tIle Year IN1OSpecial Special CuMr Dtipaich In THE StWPAHIS PARIS Dec 23A correspondent of theTemps Tcmps describes the discovery of nn affidavit davit in the notional archives signedPhilippe Philippe hear Schunck I citizen of Parisof of about the year 1810 who Is certified ashaving having boon a good Royalist of unimpeachable able characterHis His statement is to the effect that hemade made the acquaintance of an aitist namedSt St Martin a friend of a Rovoliitlonuryofficial official who superintended tho opening ofmonuments monuments in thj Jesuits church StMartin Martin related that he and another painternamed named Martin Droling acre present on theoccasion I occasion of tho opening of the monumenttheir their object being to utilise the royal dustas as mouiie I valuable dark brown pigmentwhich which was then usually obtained frommummy mummy cases and ancient tombsSt St Martin actually concerted part of thoheait heart of Louis XIV to this use but htindudover over the rest with the heart of Louis Mlintact intact to Kohunck through whom tluyreached reached their present renting ptice at StL L ciilH St Martin made this biinundorduring during his last iluuss when ho could hardlyliaM liaM lyun in the mood to perpolrato apractical practical Jolt on po torUvAs I As to Drolin Schunck leaniod fronSt I t Martin that the two painter also witne neoll the opening of other monumentand and that Droline bought cloven heartsincluding including tlioxi of Anne of Austria MariaThenMi ThenMi I lon of Ore n tin KeRint andMine Mine Hinrictte who vas iiiimortaliiedby by HcssuetH funeral otation and tnartothem them into momie A picture by DroiingIntoriour Intoriour do Iuiinp i in thC Iouvroand and it it lii ito popciblc that Its dark tintsowe owe their riehnens to minute Parts ot defunct funct iiouibonAnno Anne of Austrias bean mixed with oilaid aid spread on an artists canvas What acohciw concise eloriiUiil sermon on the vnnliyof of human BrealnesClIlESE ClIlESE TREATY PLAXSllntltlcatlon llntltlcatlon to Toke Ilacr In About ThreeMonth Month6pffMI Special CaWc Dciixilcli to THE SfIKKIK IKKIK Dec 3ieroy VuauShihKai Kai went to the station today to taketho the train for Tientsin surrounded bysoldiers soldiers Baron Kornura will follow in themorning morningThu Thu ratification of tho Chine JaplntoIruatr treaty is uxpcctod to tuku plauo in aboutthree tlrt too lit hisrhreo Threo views of the Muncliurian bituationlire lire entertained The Japanese say that theRuinian Ruinian railway concenskn between ITo rhin and Chunghun dues not give eclusivo oIjloiting iJloiilg Ijloiting rights except within a three mil Jradius radius ami that the remainder of tho roadbetween ILltwten between Kirin and Halungkiaug K openTho Tho itt iaiIt tilt oy that there U no limit to Itheir their uxplniintifiu privilogos undor theirngrccments t ngrccments with t hit local autlicriiieTho IITile Tile Chine ilecbirc that hun UiHMianhave have no mining pnvilgps eclujlp cf Ihpil iralln ralln ad rights And that there are no secret iagreetncnt agreetncnt hit others mire prfihibltedfrom from rPMimini the exchifivp exploitingrights i rights the KusianH frmprly had ijr II i I jr TI1JInriq irtHY siunruInrl Inrl Cnmblprs Discus er That It I HullnA A In th l ittrrlrfpretnl fpretnl rn1 l Pespntli n Tux SrNPARIS PARIS Dec 23Ihn lottery gambler Fwho who already had many Miiterstitionf nowhave i have 1 fiesh one Some tnduRtriou statistician tician found out that more thl half nr Ihi I big prizes this month have been won bytickets tickets the numbers of whih ncMed upmake make 21Thus Thus on December I the holder of tlIIt INo I No 2S03N1 won 40ooti The wimo day theholdor I holder of ticket No 13181 won CtOJii OnI iDpcpmbor I December 5 No 20B427 won XSinio and onthe i the same hy No 415V14 won flfnO OfiDecember December 15 No 23n3S5 won th Hrt prizeof of the Pans Municipal lotteryThe The superstitious gamblers now demandnot not only thit the prizes but aJii the tickptfshall shall be IvillotPd for sci that mite favorednumbers numbers will not go all in OT districtFRACE I i FRACE lEMAnS MORECmtroii Cmtroii Wlthrtra il of Onentlinc otcIVont wont nestore Ulplnniatle ItclntlcniSpecial Special CaSte tinpattl tn Tar SrsPABH PABH Dw 3lt is learned that Franceenergetically energetically maintains that the return ofthe the former French Minister to Caracas andthe the withdrawal by President Castro of theobjeclionable objectionable phrases ha ued in the courseof of the negotIations over that French tVibleCompanys Companys affairs will not suffice to restorediplomalio diplomatic relations between France andVeneriipla Veneriipla I l 12onoOO Dim for the Mirf pedal Cotlf Dttpatfh to TtlK SfNLONDON LONDON De 1The Egyptian Governmpnt ernmpnt has resolvpd to constnift fl barrage rage at Esneh at a coot of H2tXViiKiii Ktnah nah is 100 milfs below Assouan When tlionow now barrage is completed it is estimatedthat that 210 miles more on either tido of thoNile Nile will he brought starlet perennial irrlalion gation Cabinet PIne for IlantheHfipecul fipecul ride ffpoih In THY SPNRoMh RoMh DPI 23tho Cabinet which resigned signed on Decomber 17 hut is holdingoffice office ptnding the KingV n eptniKO willfroon froon be pvomviod when it IH probablpthat that Itanm Edmondo Mayor do Plan liesnow now Ambaf ador to the Imtpd Sats willbp bp mad Foreign MinNterfermanj fermanj African Po r vlom CoMljApfMI ApfMI aMf Hupath la 11 sexLONDON LONDON I5ei 21ftatifli 1 on thoHottentot Hottentot uprising in German SiuthwrtAfiica Afiica show that thn revolt has cowl thoGerman German Empire ll 87 lives in lulinR 110offliora offliora It has also cost 5l000J whileIhe the appropriation made for the coming yearfor for the few thousand men still kept in SouthAfrica Africa are at the rate of 0000 per capita I f I akn Clnntpttuy I I nndKfl 33d se 34thAn Slr ti I i An Jrnportant Offer fqr TuesdayTrimmed IlTrimmed I I Trimmed Dress Hats at 500 i I Formerly 1450 J650 and 1850From J From our collection of exclusivemillinery II I millinery we have selected more thnnone iI one hundred trimmed hats in diversmodels I models and reduced the prices fromI I I 1450 1650 and 1850 to Five DollarsFOR J FOR TUESDAY WE HAVE ORGANIZEDAn An Impprtant Sale ofSuits f Suits Coats Dresses for WomenAt At Materially Reduced PricesThe 1The The scope of the sale is big Involved is an impressivecollection tlcollection j collection of evening dresses street and evening coatsand and suits from our regular stock the prices of whichhave have been reduced right liberally r 3500 to 4850 Coats at 2450A iA A series of long loose fitting models of broadcloth in white blackand and light shades for evening service together with coats of broadclothsand and fancy mixtures in black and colors for street serviceI I 2250 to 2950 Street Coats at J500Threequarter I Threequarter nnd fulllength models of black broadclothfancy fI fancy mixtures and black or colored cheviots I 2500 to 3900 Tailored Suits at 1900Of i I i Of cheviot or broadcloth in black and street shades and in adiversified I diversified variety of models 4850 to 7850 Tailored Suits at 3900Impressive I Impressive suits of velvet broadcloth and fancy fabrics inblack black green wine plum and garnet in a large variety of longand ii i and short coat models 7500 to 14500 Evening Dresses at 5900Dresses Dresses of Taffeta Crape dc Chine Drap dEte and Laces In lightcolors colors in a variety of styles no two of which arc alike together withPrincess i Princess dresses of Crepe de Chine elaborately trimmed with lacesand and Dinner Gowns of Radium Silk in white and light shadesI I 3500 to 6500 Evening Dresses at 2500Of I Of Crepe de Chine and fancy silks in white and light colors avariety variety of impressive modelsWomens I I i Womens Evening Slippers 250Slippers i Slippers identified with every earmark which characterizes terizes those that cost almost again as much grace ofline 1I I line perfect proportions and distinctive lastsVc I i Vc count the series of styles altogether completeslippers of kidskin jskin skin in pink blue reJ or white or of suede in gray with one strapand I I and French heels together with patent leather and beaded kidslippers slippers with strap ribbon tie and French heelsSPECIAL i rnann 4SPECIAL I rSIiP SPECIAL FOR TUESDAYA A Clearance Sale of Chiffon VelvetsFormerly 1Formerly Formerly 150 and 200 At 95cEven 1Evcn Evcn unto the back there is not a baser thread thanpure 1pure pure silk in the chiffon vclvcts which this offer involves volves They are nineteen and twentyone incheswide wide in an exhaustive variety of colorsi25 125 and 150 Fancy Silks at 79cSilks Silks of the highest character such as Persian Taffetasembroidered embroidered Messaline Taffetas Bayadere effects gunmetal metal weave with colored dots individual figures andkindred kindred novelties Until now the prices were I25 to 150 the yardRequisites Requisites for the TravellerFor For our shop devoted to everything which comfort andconvenience convenience demand on a journey we have set a highstandard standard Conscious of the limitations which it wouldimpose impose were we to confine ourselves to the things madein in this country we have gone abroad for the greaterpart part of our collection of trunks bags suitcases hatboxes boxes umbrella kits and kindred things They aremarked marked with the imprints of the master leather workersof i of LondonPerhaps t t I Perhaps ours is the most representative series of fitted bags andsuit suit cases t with requisites of ebony ivory bterling silver and hallmarked imarked marked silver which has yet been presented Certain it is thatours ours is in form and character the most distinctive and the mostexclusive exclusive stock of travellers requisites of which we know POPE TILKS TO CARDALSHnc nol Not MnKp tile Ilxprptrd nrfcrrnrrto I to HIP rrrnrli SituationSpecial i Special ia ir netpitth lo THE HtJMROMR I ROME Dec 23The Pope nt noon today I clay received the Sacred College of Cardinalsand and the customary Christmas grottingswere were exchanged It was expected that thoIopo I Pope would make sonic allusion to thoseparation I separation of Church and State In FrancoInit hilt ho spoke only of hits earthquakes inItaly I Italy ii m nI i I I Ii i II I I i HAPPYTEETH I TEETH I

t i English Serving TraysMade Made of mahogany with Sheffield rimssome I some plain some inlaiJ some with glassI I bottoms In Entree Dishes Mouffinlers I Meat Platters Odd Trays and After Dinneri j Coffees we show many beautiful nproduci i tions of old Sheffield plateSchmttt Schmitt Brothersti r rnlturf Madertta1Iltitd 1lalIIlId Ib 40 East 23dfur Ucur I I Cur utir rotMlt Mon lilzzlncti dYlppllaI I Give 0 old livrrs Never disturb dlrcaUAI At 1 or uholcbalo by CrlUcutoni I U I

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J 1f r 4NAYflEcM8ER 24 W05 I p I IlfI 4 I STRUCK DOWN IN HIS OFFIC1noffiiTo JOII 11 noffiiTo rin MTIM TIM OF dIeS old FltlKMtH oxTin I TIll flood Crimp of 1 Hindi Plirep in 11 Menu l tiinlly 110 II II Iii gi Oil UH Il IMV fur Him a lotlrr of llreoinmiiiil 1 lion at the Tlltiu Hr Vnn tIxA tlllldI I I KxAn imblymiii John IIof lnrlntnof of llronUlyn WIH III ill 11 nrtil terribly Inj Jmed oaily yesterday niornlni in hi ofCat at II ri Riiioliit iiventiii byRiefliM WIIIIHle t HieniH son of hU frlonil and biiNlness CUifcnto club luorgo Miums also anI oxman ollhlylan lan I manMr Ilomilncton Is In thn IC isternHospital DMtrldJoRplal Hospital with u fractured slttill MX twalpWOlllt woiiinU mid I crushed hand Ho hUla a ohanco for hip life but It will lw twothroe othro I throe days hlfol t lie tloctors know pOHIUuly lively wliilli r hu can recover YOIIP filonm II loilied up in tlio Raymond Rtnot iJai jail Magistrate OKollly refused to noClpt cept hw i ieiof guilty to chiirgosof burglaand and feloriloiiH assault and remanded hllwlholllli without bailHo Ho has been Ito black hheop of a 10pecol rpictnlU and Koniiiwhnt prominent farilyII In Orwnpolnt for wiveral years lIfitlior IfltHr father dlmiwiiud him two years ago whlnbo ho wns robbed by tlm boy nnd nruio of thlSlem Siems family will havn unythlng C to do withblm him Foe thot robbery he win HPMI to IiiElmira Elmira Itoformatory to servo two yenand and Mr Jiomiingtim was nflwltnoM Importniwitnoxx witnoxx agaluxt him Mr llonninytoifriends friends ray thai young Siems declanbeforo beforo ho went to prison that hu would Wteln oven with old nonnlrigton just as loonnE an ho got out of prisonHo I Ho got out on parolo al oiit nlno rollhl with tho liiiaf I ago and returned to Brooklyn wih i of gelling rcunnrUed to his family amho 1 i ho caysf looking fur work Mr SIrl would have nolhlll to do with hlr 1an 1 anger at being robbed by his own son 111 1 the knowledge thai tlioboylmdromniltttother I other crimes Meeled him against ovetures I tures Ho reliiiod to answer his FOIIletlm letters Tho boy stayed around Oreenpolnt lorI I Beveral mnitlis 11111 at cheap lodglthouses houses nnd associating with toughs of hilI Several robberies wero cnna I own ago HIlral ruIhlril wlro cormtd a tnltltid Inn th nIhhorhood during that lmothat j that imvo nut been accounted fo ThoGrlllpolnl Oreenpoint pollro think that Young Slencould i could tol snmdMng about thor About flvo moiitiis ago ho went over toJCTO Jersey and got a job in a small town narI Trenton He didnt hole It long bivniihis ohil I hil employer disliked hi habits and I arledh1 hLs character lie loafed a whio Innllrj j and got another placo In n machine Ihopj near Trcntun Ho loci thai joh becauills ohl j ills employer heard something prllYltnlo dcflnilo about Ills Bloollyn careerYoung t Young Hlenis slio ed up in Oreenpoliabout I about two weeks ago with nn ohm of reponlance I ante Meeting KOIIIH of hU fathers friendho I ho told them ho realised he had done wrotifbut but that lie wanted a chance to iqtr are binself I self He applied for a job to tho HrooklyRapid Rapid Tin nlt Company and wrote a Iltlrto to II Bonnlngton ti k I rig his fatherfriend friend to writo a letter of recotmncndatiuthat that lie could present to the railway plopllIn I In tho letter ho nald he I nit enidoil to IunItrlhl strniicht herPHflor that ho had reformetabBoiutely abBoiutely Dont knock mo ho wrote to abloiutPi Ionl klocc I Mr Uomiinpton glvo mo a hnnd Yourecommendation recommendation will get mo n jOb and aferthnlll I that it wont bo hard to do rightMr I Mr Bonnincton was doubtful hut heI decided to clmnco it Ho didnt havo aI I S chance to prepare tho letter on Fridayand I I and on Frldav night he aid to attend Itxlgiat at the Masonic Temple at Mesorolo streinnd nnd ManhatUin avenue Ho lakes I greaintere intere t In Maxouio affairs is ono of thtbest best kuawu Miisons in tho State and haitho i I tho tbtrtyt hInt degreo Lodge was omlato i Into and it WHO Saturday morning befortho ho got started for his homo at 10 Keniavenue avenueIlls Ills way Iny pnst lil oflico at 142 Oreoivpoint point avenue nnd he decided to plop Iiifor for a few minutes and writo the letter ofrecoin recommendation that Wilam Sips nm Imtniquetted niquetted Iho office is in a small omstory story building oooupied jointly by MrBonninKlori i BonninKlori vho loesa hlolcrgo businessnnd 1 nnd by George Slums who conducts I rt aettato Ietato ettato anti foreign money exchange bustness 1 ness They lire not partners but havibeen been associated in buslnem for many yearsWilliam William Slum his friondH Hon know 11 I about the ofllci Two years ago wheihe 1 he wal sent to prison for robbing his fatherho ho got thl key of Mr Sieinssbiife from MrBonningtons J Bonningtons esk nod jt was thnlatnrleldenco evidence that secured his convictionWhen When Mr Ilniuiingtun went in he noticecnothing nothing out of tjip way Ho tat dowrat l at his desk vlilch faces the avenue willhis his back lo the rear door As luwwrotiho ho heard n noise and wheeling arouniin in hIM chair hO saw young Sitins tiptoeuif toward him gripping n policemans niehHtick Htick Mr Doimlngton nlanned prnj from his chair and madl a move intent foithe tho front door Young Kleins leaped nt him and before Mr lionnlimton could cal for help struck him a crushing blow on tinlop lop of the headBonnlngton Bonnlngton IH a small man about 5 feel 4 Indies tall anil slichtlv buit II hndnLi i got over UiOsLiTeitH of a long illness antwas i was in poor physical condition WilliaiiSiema Siema is I htrapping trig muscular olnJ bloolrlnnln man Mr KormiiiKton with tho blooinmninc runnIng Into bin cyps slnlRKletl to arisohalf half blinded and stunned Sioms hi binognin hal before lie got lo his feel mid the blovloft loft a long cut on tho right temple MrBonninglQii BonninglQii trod pevernl limes to got upand and every time he made the atlemp Siernipounded pounded hil bead Tho older man Irietlo to savohls face by holding his right handover over the handIt It and the blows of the club crushetthe It wa just about then thai PolieetniiBogart I Bogart of tIme Irecnpoint avenue t tonI which Is diagonally across tho tlet frontho i tho oflico nnd less than 150 feet awaythought t I thought ho heard a groan and a citrioiiisort sort of noise aw If somebody was l utnp I I n carpet Bogart who was eating InBlrko Burkos restaurant nol door to the officeran ran out of the restaurant naw a light iiiBontilngtoas Bonnlngtons and Siemss oflioo and lookedIn in the window Ho saw Mr Bonninglon on tho floortinconscloiiM tinconscloiiM covered with blood nl young Sienna approaching Iho front dooito to make his escape Tho floor and wallwere were spaltered with blood Bogart sawBogart I Bogart kicked the door in breaking thlock lock and Stifle whirled around and rarfor for tho back door getting out jUst as Bogarigot got in The young man jumped on u higlfonco builclinn and cllmlioi fonco back of the IJldlnu nnl elllduJ I up on tho roof Tho building I ono of 1 long row of similar struclures with roofion on the snnw piano Tho policeman VII sttiuick tiuick that Siems diilnt have titian to geiaway away On a roof four or five doC froirhis his fathers office ho dodged behind I chinvney ney ami pulled 1 revolver Bogart drewhis I his and llred three times In tho air to l I help A hot or two wont whixxing by hil ear but ho ran straight for Hill Thtyoung young man dodged around the chhnnejuntl untl retraced his stepsMeanwhllo Meanwhllo DetectlvpR Klefer nnd Policoman man Morgan In tho ireenOint avenutstation station hoard tho idiots and sprinted Olt 1hu got to the roof of Bonnlngtons ofliotjusUus i jusUus Siems back tracked und the throoBogarl Bogart Kiofer and Morgan cIctici II ortho tho young man Ho started to Hhot Bogart clubbed his own pistnl nmknocked knocked Siems down Then they draggiilhim him off the roofThe The Xlirenmn called an nmhiilqtitTfrom from thor Vjistern District lit lihtaI nmlDr Dr Wartl look clinrKo o Mr Bonnlnct I Ho paw Innnmlly that ho was sliockln lyinjurtxl injurtxl antI lie took him to tll hrcepi fit Iat at n breakneck pace hxaminallon doe oped flint Mr UrmiltiKtonH fkull wriafractured fractured and that his face and hOld wereterribly terribly IfiiiMxl and 1 1t Tho Injurrl man was mooiisoloiH for two hours Thenhe he revived nufllciontly to give a statementvery the police IIo told the very feebly t thl plloc 10 4 Ii i ajm polled thin try of tho attack on him anhas IthUH has hnol dcscilbedAllhelreenXlnt Al fhl Iremnxhnt n OntO ntntlonotrrergwIt 1wl with biirjlary ninth feloniuiM aswiiilf youiSleriH SleriH shut his mouth tight a rid refusedtalk II talk Later In thn morning when thniCI tale 1001 him Uforo MagUtrato OUcllIn In tin Mitnliattin aveiiuo polko courtchunked hodllId chunked his ininil nnd coiifrhwed thatImd hohnl Imd entered tho efllrn to rob It trod cclnl Mr I Iii rrr I ni gt on was niivcd by an ovl hpirit lo it4CIJ rIb him lliHiildI I am winy I hurt Mr lluimlngtonwould II would tflve anythlni If 1 hadnt tlono I I Jtiti4 I will cray Is Wllt CI ill madu up MM mind on Frltlay nigthci lp hci Mild to Icnvo Brooklyn and KO to 1101 Ida I needed money and an ovorcoilln lln win 14 Li Ill t hut there was at leant an 011it cont In hU fathers oflltw l nusolinniilnKon Irlonlllllol linniilnKon usually hnd I nparc Into titer lonlllllol IsIal1 fnm Hu cul a I Ill tich out of the buck door of thoollo I lice and unlocked lint dour from iho Inldf HideIt ldf sIiIIt wan about midnight when ho pnlorrlln WI nholt lln had been there Homo thrum whim IrBonllltnllnM Donnlnxtnn fiiino In and while Mr Bonnln ton was writing at tho desk he hid hhlndII tr1 a largo safe no said He rnnilo hip hilmind I 10 11 mind that tlm jig was up and thoughthnd hoIld hind Ixltcr escape wilhout attracting ioilliniums illiniums allention Wlien Botmingti tentol lilllnl HIIW him Il lost bin head he said anddillt dillt know what Im wits doingYoung Young Siemss manner old nppearnnis is that of I tough boy who has got old toofnlt fnst Magistralo O Itellly wai so 11 favorably I mprl sed by his story nndlooks looks that ho refused to coiisent to HlerRd desire to plead guilty to both charges 10Ihnlfhttoo thoughttoo that them WIll a pro iiahlliI Ihnlfhttoo crime turning out to bo IOleIIrlolH serious than burglary and nruutThn Thn young mans father luorao Sleirliven YOlnl liven at 131 Urppnpnlnt uveniii Tlio fnmiis is highly resriected and prominent In thonlilhhorhood neighborhood Mr Slenn and his wHoWO wero overcome by tho news of Iholr HOIghrllnlly brutality toward II lion ni I trgt on andUnt It Unt likely that they will snake I 100towlrd toward nsslstlnRtlin young manirv irv WILSONS iniit CAXVASKfiituclo Kfiituclo Ntatrnnmn nllis atlt htIIi FrorllII Home to the State CapitalIotlsvtMK IotlsvtMK Ky Ueo 23Tho lrnIIIIII Miinnell Wilson Walking tl nut ni liiicimlietI Ismlld called who was recently elected t theIOlr lower house of tho State Legislature frmHopklnH Hopkins county arrived at Owensbnr Ky this 1rinl on hU tramp throiiftho tho country from Madlttonvillo to theStal Stato CapitolThe I The distance is about 2HO miles and asI Mr Wilson has covered considerably mothan than half of it ho wil doubtless arriveFrankfort InFrnlfort I Frankfort by January 2 when the x gLslturn I turn meetM Ho will got 300 for makirthe the tripKepresenttttlvo Kepresenttttlvo WINon is ono of the mot unliio characters in Ihe Stale His fat hentntl nnd hi r grandfather wero In tire Legislaturand and thoy worn oloeterl just t as was Munneby by making 1 IIOUHO to hence canvass 01 foot Hecenlly Wilon was nnnounctas as a candidate for Congress from theScondietrict tlli trict He he now making a complelcanvass canvass of each county as ho goes nlorin in connection with his trip to Frankfort I with ennui for thobahlt Ilk pockets nro filled wih candy babliM of farTiiers wives and In his haveiKiick erich Is a generous supply of tobacco for the men nt Iho country stores His haveKick Kick nlso contains a Cushlngs Manual untho tho BibleMr Mr Wilson annnunced today that if bei i Is electntl to Congress ho will walk to thnational national CapitalMYSTiitiots I MYSTiitiots KASASDcatl SClnOrad Penn Inn Ienics Note SaMnc lie ToolIolson Iolson to Saie fatherKINOMAV KINOMAV Kan Doc 23Iather I aniying dying I have been forced to take poluoimen h men who hato you and who tliintentedto to kill you if I did not drink tho stuffWith With this monugo clasped In his handClarence Clarence Albright ono of tho loading cal 10rn niMi In this section was found dead at hiscOlntry Jountry homo Tho father also 1 promtlent lent cattleman hurl reached tho fiido of liiion lon as ho was breathing his laaOnly Only three witnesses were heard todayvhen when tho inrjuest was adjourned unliIliesday Iliesday morning nt 10 oclockThe The father of the dead Jan told of findng 1p his on and related the troubles ho humil mil in the pastI I firmly believe said the elder Albrightthat t hut romo of my enemies forced my KOIo I to kill himself because of ovitlenco In hiKtssesslon KtssesslonMonday I Monday night Decemlxir IS ClarenwMbright Mbright npont at tire homo of his fatherUo I Uo miles away Early Tuesday niornlnigIre i ho rodi to his own cattle ranch An houiifter ifter his arrival ho called the lelepboniiperator operator nl Kingnian and a ket tho girlI to tell bin father that he was very ill dylriwrlups I wrlups and asked him to hurry to hiildo ildo Tho messago was transmitted ttho ho elder Albright and the fathom wrednl I it onco for the homo of his son Thiyounger younger man had lost consciousness boforliis i tie fathor arrived and lIve minutes aferho dead rite writloinenfaEO ho reached there was dOl II wrtonI I nenfaEO was signed and evidently hatwen I been the cattle mans lasl act oforo dyingTho j lire Cornier nail Sheriff of KingmaiBounty Bounty were summoned Tho stomach olthe I the dead man was removed and examina Ion disclosed tho fact that death was dmo I to carbolic lcd poisoningSinco SInce hardy frontiersmen began to fllp I ip tho Kansas plains tho Albright famllms ms prospered and In tho years that liavijessed I A prOlllr have malI many enemiesVICTIM VICTIM Tici uvrii Itillee Utinlilnt Iel llnlilirtl Momnn In1IIr HIT Mmip to Buy leI lillrlrcn IrcsfnttMrs Mrs Sierra Ahrons of 0 West Nineoenth oenth street was on Ninth avenue doitilor her Christmas shopping last night whenI I young man grabbed bur handbag conainlng tainting n and made off with it Ho raihrougli through Eighteenth street to Eighth avemumd and north to Twentythird street with aorowd crowd in chasoIXitectivo IXitectivo Credo of Inspector SweenyitaT taT headed tho thief off and halod him totho tho West Twentieth street station whenio io Kiiitl ho was Ernest von Wlttich 23 yearld old a nurse of 310 West Eighteenth street Ho threw Mrs Ahronss handbag Iwaywhon when ho saw hn was going to ho caURhfIt I was recovered and the police held it amiI Ite contents as evidence against tIre prisnor norMrs Mrs Ahrons wauled the money in tinag hal to buy Cbrifatmas presents for her chi iron but the pollen would not let helave have ItIAXK I IAXK nnrcKia 1Wr FAILSlury Jury IlniU InnlKonii Story llratonabliand and AequlU HimPARIS PARIS Il Doo 23Aftmur deliberating oI light the Jury In the Juntcon hank wreckng Inl case returned a verdict of acqulttait it 830 A M todayThe IThl The defence had nearly a dozen dynamitixpertfl xpertfl Including two from St Louiswhtettifled ettifled thai the story of tIre flying brickvhercbyjunlgen vhercbyjunlgen aocounlpd for his brokeirm arm was rcnsonnblR and probableIt I was also thown by photographs and 1 urvey that a brick from the bank vaullnighl mIght travel to tIre window of thom Juntgorpnrtments pnrtments 460 foot distant without enlonntering lonntering any obstruction in its lightThe The testimony of the only wilness wlicilenliflod ilenliflod Junlgen as timer man who ranwiy wiy from the bank after tho explosion HIS impeached nnd in the absence of tiremocks looks which are held by the Fetloral Courtlin til Stall could proicnt no tangible prooff of I shortage which was held to bo Ihe Bliplostd lostd motive for thl alleged crimenpimscd npimscd Victim of Woman thtol DeadSCHANTON SCHANTON PI Dec 2 3Ifaphael Scarlino lino tiled today at tho Eiiicrgnncy Hoslinl bIral in Carbon lalo Ho ln Hotvo nrtiilian It ii I Ian voman 111 thin county jail char ldwith with having eliot him The two apptro to have formerly been lovers Tho womanhen I hen Cell In hove Mith Samuel UrIgi4 nndlocalise localise Scarj no hounded her ulio shotim him t FEAR AN OUTBREAK I CHINWASIIIXOTOX WASIIIXOTOX OFFICIALS UKQAlSITlATlOX SITlATlOX AS HKltlOLSTlin Thin AntMorrlicn reclln In ApperrnMorn Morn OciirrnI Than Krr 11cr orehimOtt tott Morn Than Hcrvrtl Its IMirpiTroop errool limo PhlllpplinWASHINGTON Troop llamly In lhlPIJleAftNOON WASHINGTON D C Doo 231lrtherRubtnUatlol HulMtAntUtlon of tho view that tho AdIlnlslrlonH nmrirrhstrrtt Ious met lye for ordorng tho Fiiund tand and Second Heghnontu of Infantry nndtwo two batlorle of Field Artillery to tho Ihlllpines Ipin pines Is n four of a general antlforoioutbreak outbreak throughout China nl obtained I today Tho oniclaU of tine Oovernmeailmlt admit that the situation In Clilna la orY Rorlous and In case thorn Is a general uprlln rL lng It may bo necessary for tho 10WlIn I nguln to eetid troops Into Clilna to prottforeign foreign lIven and property I Tire antiforeign feeling now Is appflontly ontly morn general than over beforo ueextondl extends Into tho southern provinces ofChina China whom It has not boon so provalohitherto hitherto There have bon Indlcatloof hiherto of It for weeks and tIre outburst lost wClkal at Shanghai clearly Indicated the tonorof Hhlnlhnl of tho feelings of tho natives towaforeign foreign devilsTho The boycott of American goods dlemich much morn than servo tho purpose of thoo who originated It Primarily It was cocol col veil to bring this Oovermncnt to I rrson on the question of exclusion of ChlnloIrom from this country When it was mdor fulIway sway this Quvornmont compromisedn toa a conMdorahlo extent agreeing to do everliilng thing possible to better condition Prodmit unit Uoosovolt K iied an execullvo ordlrdirectng directing time immigration officials to boJess methods of npplyhtho In Ihelr loss severe tlllr Ilthocs Ipplrlnp tho exclusion laws Tho President wnsnllouB anxious about tho matter and I has IlncobNn been wild that ho stretched tire law toconsiderable 1cOlbIderablo considerable degree In taking tho Itepshod ho didInstoad Instoad of alleviating conditions thomOlllkltol1 modifications of tho regulations of tho liiinmnigrtttlon migration service seemed for u line to makelollllinns renditions worse Later the movement onthe the surface disappeared for a tlmo only tolmal break forth in 1 far moro virulent formShanghai inSIIUJhli ShanghaiThrough Through tho agency of the boycott whlcwas was at tll lioglnnlng an apparently innocerweapon tho HltimlffirliiR hatred of thChinese weapon Illrl rn Chinese for all foreigners hal again blcnnrolfc aroused In POO it took the murder of thGerman German Minister to bring tho Powers torealization nraH7aton realization of tire Hiatus of affairs thenbut but It is not likely that things will bo allownto thopart to go so far again without action on part of tho various civilized natlonnIn In case It becomes necessary this ioverrnient nient within a very few days cnn 11n11larln largo forco in Cbina There urn now ninoI rcEimonls of infantry in t1 Philippinefour I four regiments of cavalry and threo ballories I lories of Held artillery The naval foreon tore Asiatic Itatol H strong and couldquickly quickly bo concentrated In Chinese watersSEHYKII SEHYKII nocsi ion so YEAMCapt Capt Clinneej Celebrates tiv Chine Imcuts cuts to the 411 PagesWASHINGTON WASHINGTON Voc 23Fortr boys who Borvo as pages in the House of Keprosontatives tives were made happy today when oaorecelvt received I box of candy from Capt John TChancoy Chancoy assistant doorkeeper of tint HoiivThis This was tIre means which Capt Chancetook took to celebrate his fiftieth Christmas Ian m employee of tho Bout For yeT lie has had charge of the pages and tintyoningetere youngsters havo come to regard him willpaternal II paternal affection Whon they camoaroumLo to draw their monthly pay Capt Chancoold told them that for a half century he hatjflon jflon upon tin rolls of he lloiit and preDenied Denied each one with a box of candy Tinjoys boys gave a hurrah for the doorkeepemcl rind expressed thn hope that ho might coninuo inuo In his present post for many yean3ioro more moreapt Chance In point of service is theoldl oldest employee of either the Senate orhouse house and although he has Just pH 9L 70 ho it still vigorous and active withuind amind mind keen and alert with the stirring recolections ections of Congress many years ago Hiiitpm iitpm l the employ of the House In tinThirtyfourth Thirtyfourth Congress That was tinnemorablo nemorablo Iou of which NnthanieHanks Hanks was elected Speaker after I slruggUor for supremacy among rival parties whiellasted lasted for two monthsCapt ICap Capt Chanceys service in tine llouwias has been practical uninterrupted durinjha ha last half century Once ho was dlsharged char but ho was reinstated thowaimlay lay This was in the first DemocraticLougross Lougross after tho war A big Texnilamed lamed Fitzhugh was elactod doorkeopoimd md his first act after ho was sworn in waslo to writo out a demand for Capt ChaneeyVresignation resignation Within six hour ho informechancey hancey that ho could havo his place backf if ho wanted it for Fitrhiigh found that hvnust unmet have somo ono to assiit him whcknow know how to run thingsAnother Another finite wh1 Democrats had control trol of the Itouso Capt Chanceys job waswed wed for him by Alnxandor 1 Stephens who introduced I resolution creating ailiee iliee for Capt Chancey despite tho facthat I hat ho was a Republican Only threenemberH voted It and these afterward I nemberH oledlpnmsl and thL1 nlrward ward rescinded their actionEmployees Employees of tho lou are talking ofnking taking appropriate action to commemorateCapt Capt ChanCY half century of sonletIn In tho HouseDaily Daily Irceg Sliarlirjs IlrappnlntmentWASHINOTON WASHINOTON Dec 23Col Michael JOady Dady of Brooklyn called on tho Presidenthis his morning to talk with him about thecandidacy candidacy of Hotierl Sharkoy for reappointintnt intnt as Naval Officer for tho Port of NewIork York After leaving the White house ColDaily Daily Mid Hiat ho believed Mr Kharkovitood stood a good chance of being Hhlrlmr Col Daily Is nhnoat alone in that beliefArms Arms and Navy OrdersWABIIINOTON WABIIINOTON lee 23The Jollowlne armjirilirs irilirs were Issued ioulaysgenital A genital celia marilal to meet at West Pointvllh innS ioiifrcy H MnrDonalil Tlrsl cavalry ushrtsldtnrt incident and llrt llrut Cieoiec S Slraondsl twcnty second Infantry o Judcemdvocatcnavy hare navy order liavr been IssuedUcut Ucut K I Dunn from the Wolverine to NavalInsiillul Insiillul N VUiut Uiut I M Orr1 reel lo tire WolverineKiiklcn Kiiklcn W T Conn Jr from the 1Aul Jonuo tol kT to the SupplyIfo Ifo W IcrUlui Gives til 000 for Aid oflens lensCHICAGO CHICAGO Dec 23 Oeorgn W Perkins ofho ho firm of J P Morgan i Co has conributed ributed UO to the Kuwin Jewish reliefund und being collected In Chicago Anlouncomont I louncomont of the contribution was madeoday today by Morris Well general agent of thesow sow York Life Insurance Company whoecelved ecelved tho check from Jlr Perkins bynail mal from New YorkI I am very ghid to lake this contributionhrougli hrougli Chicago Mr Perkins wrote I eproonts my od home und associationsire ire very dear to mefor 81h for CnllriMnr KlnttoryEdward Edward T Slattery Cn0tor of A R VHnents rent and Arrears of tIme Finance Departnent nent was presented with a 201 gold valchestorday estorday by the len under him In hU ownifTlce ifTlce lo1lellurll thn olde euiiliiycnif of t lie Ilnule Dipartinont I ii tile ihoiroHentatlun lrestnte t hum npcoeli 01 Tlmrhday IntHlat latterys frlnnds piesontcd him and hitwife wife with a solid tea service 7 4 nor noAST von TOM TACIGAKllrml llrml of irrfrrunn Lr Rtio of IndlnimpoDrniiunrti Drniiunrti Iollllral AlnclilneINDIANAPOWH INDIANAPOWH Ind Doo 23ho Op IHHANArIIH further domination of tholImoorulo Durnooratlo party by Thomiw Taggaichairman chairman of tho Domocratlo national coimlttnu mlttnu aflBiimed n more bolllcoso attltutoclny toclny and It i admitted that Toggart huatho tho fight of his life on hit handsTho The latest contribution to tho eampalifor for tine election for morn born of tho now ftatotlntrnl tl central committee tame today from EdglrI li Maltm president of tho Jefferson IaIUoof of Indiana In a letter to the editor of thoDcpl Delphi Journal Malas sayw In partI I noto what you soy with referencetho totho tho Taggurt gang controlling the Domcratlo Icrto cratlo party In Indiana You know with out my repeating It where I stand withrlferenco I reference to that crowd of political pirateYou iYou You know that with such a dlsrcputalcrowd the crowd of freebooters In control of I Democratic party In Indiana It will bodistant 1 Idlltnnt distant day when another Democratvictory I victory will bo won In our HtatoThe ITho wi The rank and die of Indiana Dcmocrahavo have long since boon disgusted and are nowal I nauseated with tine actions of till crovof I of political place hunters who would Hll theIr hungry noul for a mes of poltcnlI pottage Tho rank and file of Indiana Deiocrats I ocrats are not with Taggart nowunc Ilvorhlo Imvo been Ninety per cent of tho Demcrals emits of our State havo no respect for himft W rUllled ft leader because they know no Is lllileratIncompetent Incompetent and polltlcullv dishonestHut Hut what is to Ire done1 Will tho Tagart gart machine be again pennlttod to organlthe the central State commit conduct nnotherPurker Purker campaign and mull Indiana DeimcnilH crate tho laughing stock of tIter country aewnl was done at the last national conventionSt InHL St cone hy Thomas Taggart and JohnKern Wlitr Kern Mr llryanH erstwhile frlondWill Will Indiana Democrats still mruhmnnltthmnc totho the collar of Tagartl and 0 hernUUabroad abroad over the country as his servllpuppt puppt tA Not when Indiana Democrat otico learn that they must organize anoverthrow overthrow thll power within their owranks ranks before they even have a thoughtfighting ofthtng fighting tIm opposition party How cnntd this bl clone oPlllton with tho preclnami and org nl17 against Tuggartlirn excild eluding every one from your organixatiiwho who is not sympathy with your objectsV V 0 CIiniSTMAS CASH FOtt TIIFTreasury Treasury of llrnvrr ioiinly Ia SrlndElillo limplojees Ret o SloneyIJKAVrn IJKAVrn Pa Ipo 23Tho treasury 01Bear Bear county tho homo of tire late Bnutor2uoy Quay was seized today by tho SheriffDuller 01Butlr Duller county on mandamus prooppdlnpentered entered In Duller on I change of venuo ira a suit brought by tire Ohio Hlver IJridgCompany Company A judgment was secured a gainstho ttho tho county by the bridge company to c cure H83S In payment for two bridgeono ono across the Beaver Uiver and the othcacross across t he Ohio RIver which bridges wcrpiirnhawd piirnhawd by t ho county conic months agtHecentlv Hecentlv the county commissioners acivcrticed vcrticed for alo 1105000 of bridge bomTlio Tim highest hid they received was for J1I2premiumand pmc ii n iii rim antI they refused to sell the bondhaving having expected 25000 Tho bridpo compauy pal tired of the delay iiltaehod tieCrmflt I rountv treasury County Treasurer T 11Bradslinw Bradslinw and Commissioners George WCarey Carey James Coleman and Henry Schramtnupon upon whom the papers were served a 1 Lompletoly at sea and dOlt know what to rio A new sot of county commissionerwill will n sumo otC on January 1 nIl untithat that t hUl tho county treasury will remalIn In oossession of the Butler sheriffThem I I Them was excitoment today over tinutmchmont utmchmont of tho treasury This was toha liavo Uen pay day among tho county emliloyes plo cs hit tnero Imonl no salaries paidulU until the trouble is settledGIFTS GIFTS Kilt iitlty CHAHGKSllenl llenl Santa Cinut anti lirlstnms Tree foS5 rP S5 IlnmelrM OnesElghtyAve ElghtyAve lie honifless waifs probably md the first glimpse they over had of SantiInus Inus and ChiiHtmoH trees nt tho lerrsociety society last night A large tree was thereiroftiiely plofl ely decorated and loadid with toymd md vnnous littlti gifts William Torrncltho rtho engineer of the Jerry society wan SandCluus 0114 Cluus He phook hands with all the littl 0114rune little charges of the society lookeis is if they had l eeii put through t tie mucleared eared scrubbing that Myrn Kellys I i II itlzens so imich feared Tnka Yimmi itittin title Jnpanoso miss who has bcsn in theocietys ocietys care since last summer was joyHH HH over a kimono and two dolt Taka Is held here said Juclgo Olinotedvho who was present until Consiil IchidiInds hide out from Japan to whom she Ijelongsf If to any ono Baron Kaneko Is intorestecn In tier and asked tho society to keep heimtil I mtil word is received from J apan Slukas Wil in Paris with her sister an actrosiiho whodlfdthrlnltrclr Taka was broughtack i tack to this country with the troupeA A slight of hand performer was doingricks I ricks for the edillcation of tho childrennd and some of his old time fonts were d14creI shrewd olhe overed nt onco by the boys he streetKvery Every body got a present games andoys toy VIr tho boyn and dolls for tho girlsen Hen Pinkoy China the housekeepers catfa wn presented with a doll but 11 didnlvunt vunt itnnonKit 1 IOIFEI GIRL Accrsrs Sf IJItIlcItit Mel s tlt a Member of the Terrors Creuan an Murderer of Her llutbituilPlIILADKUIIlA PlIILADKUIIlA Dee 23Wlth the crewf of tho Vnlted Slates gunboat Terror ateague eague island Navy Yard drawn up beforeer her Mrs Joseph Tate a humble of four weeksalted railed before William Webster of TuscaOMi 1001 Ala and charged him with beingho tho murderer of her husbandYou You Inr shrieked WeWer and heusbeci Irulel usbeci toward her with fists upliftedCompanions Companions on each side caught him bpore fore bo could strike her Webster despite he demand of tho civil authorities wasnit nit in irons and confined in ire brig ofhe he receiving ship Ixmcaster awaiting Intruotions truotions from WashingtonMrs srltonH Is only 10 years old Fourvetks weeks ago she married n young workman it Dnldwlns Tntn worked at night WhenIP he returned homo this morning he sawils ils wife coming up tho steps talking to I 1 ailor Tate rushed toward tIre couplemci mci tho sailor ran Four blocks awayate Fate caught up with hll There was nHtrlllh niggle tire sailor drew a knife und slabbedIalK IalK Ho died instantly IntnntyWhon 11 bon tho police took titer body homo thoynuml numl the girl wailing that sire had doneothing retiring wrong She gave thin detectives tho needed clue and thoy went to Ieaguoland land prepared to search every ship Thoerror error was struck first and gave up tholurderer murderer Twenty sailors were confinedi in connection with tho affair and tho widwed wed bride was locked upiroiMv iroiMv nniis AitMEn nivml And HUH on Him Intll 1ollrc Conic HeHimpppd Himpppd a riitol at HerMrs Mrs Maude Adams who I employed bydressmaker 1 dressmaker GO West Twentyflrsl Btreolad I hud her husband John sent to the workouso ouso on Blackwells Island lumen months I ago Ho got out four days ago and hisife cite who says ho bad threatened to killor wie I or and her employer Mrs Gardner hadnother nother warrant readyShortly I Shortly after 0 oclock last night Adamsppoarecl ppoarecl at tho dressmakers and snappedpistol a pistol nt Mrs Gardner I didnt go offIrn lire Gardner who Isnt I small womanicklcd icklcd Adams and downed him Thenio Mho wit on him and screamed PolicemiinIclntyro Iclntyro off duty and out with his wifeuying uying toys for bis children nm up Hoink ink Adams to tho West Thirtieth streetntion ntion Mrs Gardner followed and talnttvlreljjlit ther reljjlit Wreck Near 1rliieelon Junctioniv I iv llnrvswicu Dec 21 Tho nxle enno cno of i iirs of n heavy easlbound extraal cal tram I rko Ibis morning nlviiit 7iiclock clock jijst east of Princeton Junction andulayed ulayed traffic for nearly four hours Noerson erson was inJur llE e WANTEDPressmen PressmenMonotype Monotype Keyboard board OperatorsCompositors Corn postorsElectrotypers ElectrotypersFeeders FeedersBrakemen I BrakemenVantcil Vantcil NonUnion PresBmenWobHotury wookHnrria WobHotury 3000 I Hnrria FlittIlwi and CylnlerP1118I P1118I 2000 t 25uo a weekFlntDod FlntDod Cylinder Press Feeder era USO I weekDrnkoincn Drnkoincn on Rotary WobPrcasw Prcasw 140D 1 woelcCortipetrnt Cortipetrnt Lnnston MonotypeKeyboard Keyboard Oi rators iob 1 weekNonrnion Nonrnion Compositors 2100n I well job tOe cntaloguoand and mnkoiip monNonUnion NonUnion Flcclrotypcrfi 20 tot300 3000 1 week uxporiencodinoiildcra inoiildcra buildumup backorauj up flnisliirti oloLnrgost Lnrgost private printing plantin in America open shop permanent hunt pomlioHH iuarnntccil to competent petent men of iood characterWrite Write HtntitiK experience andpositively positively nivo names andaddrossuH addrossuH of referencesTransportation Transportation to Vow Yorkwill will bi fiirnisliol if referencenro are tatisf ictory and applicant lanwpptfid nwpptfidTHE THE IIUTTERICK PUBLISHING CORoom Room 810Flatiron Flatiron Building New York7iV u q H I1IXZ1J1t AtlIsr IOltAKEIiDrelares Drelares Oliln Sennlors Unto Mill I toInlr0811 Irotctt llallrnml KxtortlonCMVIIAND CMVIIAND Dec 23William F Chantler leI Inited States Senator from Vermonund und former Secretary of tho Navy writeover over his own signature to an evening newtpaper paper hero tho following article on HenutoForakers Forakers rule billTho Tho Townscnd hil Introduced In lho1ols 1ols December n poem to contain ofecllve ecllve provisions for protecting the publligatnst igatnst oxtortinnatu railroad rates ThiIorakor Iorakor bill introduced in the Senate ontho tho Fame day FIrs to contain ofTectivil l roI lon for protecting railroad extortionIlvory Ilvory one can spo tjds If any rnilrouirate rate Is too high tho commission upon atrial trial lincovers tire tel lowers the rate nnIhe the ruilrond must rubmit unless a connJecidns Jecidns that it is unlawful that is that tim rate is so low as to Kid to tho conliscatloijf I of the railroad properlySenator Senator Fornkcr says that Congress connot not give the nil it io power to the commissionThe IThc The jan United States Supremo Court says itcan I Everyone can it M this The commissionran ran only investigate and express Its iHillefHint 1 hit n rate is too high and pius Us belief on to r court which is told to see w hot inert ho rate is lunrHonabll and If KO to IH loan an Injiinuliiin agidint It This tho courtwill will not do bIn it has no power to do It Judges can only clnoide questions of lawIt I is not a question of law what Is a reasonalo I lo nili it is a mention of butiness amCommon Common sonsy wliich the judges will nolniUli I niUliS S i the loraker bill is deception nncivorthloHpretendmg vorthloHpretendmg to give a remedymil I mil givinf nnne This tho railroadsnow Inn now j and thlllfrl adopt this Forakeiilan I All blue railroad of the tnited States ire imthoriMd and invited to form Inl I iiige trust and monuK ly and to MX tIre ratlRfOl or tlm vhole cinintry This gives nwnjill ni that itas been gained by the Supromcourt i curt deciilnns In Ibl Cases of the Transilitwuiri ilitwuiri Fright A 11 1 inn t lie Jointirafflc I lrrr file Assiciation nnd the Northern Securies Itll ice CompanyinK 1Til I inK ouv sKiriin nr ImF 10Url lirt Inll a Ilat OUIliout Sinn lilnicnml nml rind Cnmbllnc OiitlltPolice I Police Captain Daly of tho West Fortyis is vent h street station with I squad of hisetectives I etectives swooped down on an apartmonln I ou Iho top floor at 323 Went Fortysecondtreet I treet yesterday afternoon Capt DalyFiys aye tho place is run as I pan Iroom forromen romenThe The cops made their way to tho dooradlng atl rig to rhe apartment and tried to enteridmittnncn idmittnncn was refused them and having I 10 warrants hey could not force the doorway 1Awn Awn was found out of tine difficulty when I no of iho detectives climbed to tho roofnd nd then down thl rear Urn escape and gritit IIn In through a rear window lie unlockedlie thl door and admitted t Ire othersIn In the place were four mel Thomm Allisonho who snys ho is I waiter and Max Garlandfourteenyearold n fourteenyearold boy A roulette hiyut ut I telephone I klondike outfit and 1nUlbcr iimlxT of half baked racing sheets draggedom from the oven of 1 gas stove were foundnd tnt confiscatedAllison Allison was taken to the West Fortysvetit svetit h street station and looked un chargedith ith having in his possession gamblingppllances ppllances Young Garland was cent tot t ic rooms of tIre Gerry society as a childIthout Iwltholt bout proper guardianship Accordingi 10 Capt Daly he Is thl son of Mrs Garlandho who ran u poolroom for women on Westllth llth street and whose place was raided onoveinlvT oveinlvT 12 by Acting Captain Costlgannd nnd his icl squadCopt I Copt Daly declares that Mrs Garland lainducting inducting lute Fortysecond street place Ic fays that a number of women were lento to enter tire place yesterday afternoon andB I ho think they escaped by wav of tho roofurine urine tho delay caused by the refusal topen pen tire doorWbllo Wbllo ho police wero In the place a flashilyowned owned blond woman entered and bocamotry try nervous over tho number of strange ices she saw Tho pollen asked her whnt ho wanted and when she didnt reply innlred mired whether or not she would earn tolake lake a bet on the races She sid that sheIdnt Idnt nnd as tho poll could think of noKcuse Kcuse to hold her HMO was p rmltll to goHIM TllI HIM ItKFOllK A 7VMVowillrs owillrs on the IliMiteil Mlhlmtiille 11IIIIIK PIOKOH and lle 1ollcemcnTwo Two big 11n tried to push past Arthurichelson ichelson the ticket chopper of tho Thirdvoniio voniio elevated railroad at tho 129th streetatlon atlon last IIrht antI when he demandedicir icir tickets thy punched him and knock oilunit him clown William Hotcloss time platformlanwent to th ticket fliopimrn assistanceml nan welt ehoPlcr 11 Itlncenml Inn tho two men threw hir off Ire platformHo onto tho nun hr hum UI I tracksA A train was approaching and tho motorlan man stopped It wit bin I doen feet ofelcloss elcloss The motorman whistled for thoolieo poll The two rowdies ran downstairsul 0111 met two ollepmn hurrying upstairWlintrt iVI Wlintrt iln niiiticrV united one cop of1C I 1C tWO lf1 tw Bettor I i irs for there Is a hotworm worm ill l f 11u fellowsThe The buirlcl om tiii1 rowdies got nwavIckct I Thlj pol Tlc t Impi I nil mdci in had a bloodyso 050 llotolouu wrbtil hurt r t a 1NOTICEB CO WILL CLOSE THEIR STOREDURING OTICEB ALTMAN fie L N DURING THE WINTER MONTHS AT FIVE P MBEGINNING BEGINNING TUESDAY DECEMBER 26THAlttmtn I L Alttmtn QtoCommencing Commencing TUESDAY December 26th will holdan an Important Sale ofWHITE WHITE SILKScomprising comprising White Satin Brocades Crepe de ChineLoimines Loimines Lining and Dress Taffetas WashableSilks Silks including Japanese Habulai Liberty I SatinsSatin Satin Mcssalines Peau de Cygne and other WhiteSilks Silks 25000 yards regular prices 75c to 250 per yard wbe prces be offered for sale commencing TUESDAYDecember December 26th at57c 57c 67c 78c 88c and U5 per YardCounteri Counter Rear of Rotunda on First FloorS3 I announce for Tuesday December26th L AltHtBtt 8 oo 26thOPENING OPENING OF EMBROIDERIESfor for Spring and Summer 1906trrrt 2iutl1utl trrrt uztl ixtlj Jurtt Nrm VnrtPER PERMIT NO SUBSTITUTIONINSIST INSIST UPON HAVING CARL H SCHUL 1Z8PURE PURE AND CORRECTArtificial Artificial Mineral Waters Artifcial Compounded with DISTILLED WATER and CHEMICALLY PURE SALTSTel I Tel 3420 Madison Square 430444 First AveN Y ni AX KnLin iAnioinUved Uved fran ltfe for TncntjsoArn VrarAflcr After tlie trliiirINDUSAPOUS INDUSAPOUS lndDiv 231n tho Inlof of 1870 William h Myprrt a well to dfanner Oflrmlr fanner of Montgomery county killeiHranson Hranson Sloan a workman on Iris fnnnover over a cettlomonl and was arriKtod and conlined in Bohoolhouse over night A clostwatcir lined a Ihoolhow 011 coHowath fned madihis and watch was not kept on him Myorn Indianafor his OHcapn and was ubieiil from of thitime years A part for twentycoven eaT time his wife was away from the Stalebill bill no attempt was made to find Myersthough though it was supposed that sho h ad gonto to himTen Ten years ago flu returned and in 1001n on the trot of DarIhigton a II ranger npxiired Ihigton Ho registered at a hotel VillianSmith Smith but some ono recognized hil111 Myers Tho crime had hcrit committed RI lout beforo tlmt Myerss return did nolexcite excite any comment and it heirs in UKsecret secret kept the fact of his presence lo themelc selvesHo elcHo had returned to induce his wife tileave leave t hit State with him hit bofcno wincould could get ready to leave an ofllcer arrcstecMyers Myers and the Grand Jury returned anothuindictment indictment ngaiiibt him Thuro weiv ntwltnoRSOB lllctmont to tho crime then living niuMyers 18 crmo Myers would have gone free had it not beetfor for his wifeShe Hhl voluntarily went on tho stand nmtoslHkd oluntlrlr toslHkd to a conversation with her Ill bndin in which ho had told her nil tIm circumstances stances of tho killing Myers pleaded selfdefence defence but tire Jury found him guilty ohuuritnslatmglnter manslaughter and sentenced him to fourteen teen yearn ImprisonmentToday Today Goy Hanly pardoned Myers orthe the showing of his friends that duritiK HitIwenlyseven Iwenlyseven years he hud boon away hoI lived an honorable life had worked liartland lod I and accumulated Homo property and wasregarded regarded as an upright citizenHOTELS HOTELS rtSli XIW LICESESHoMons HoMons Leading Houses How to DistrictAttorney i Attorney 5 ru mieHOSTOV BOSTON Dec 23Now applications foiliquor liquor licenses have beun filed with theboard board of police on behalf of the 1arkeiHOUKO InouF Youngs and Iho Kssox Thoprloul previous licenses do not expire unlll May I 1900 but the crusade which Dislrict Attorney ney Moran began when ho took oflico irwhich which ho declared that tire licenses of tinholels hotels wore void because of tine fact thaicurtains curtains were allowed in tire windows olthe the hotels was taken to heart by the proprlelors prlelors who desired no trouble with thtauthorilies authorities authoriliesThey They say they nro willing to obey thelaws laws In every respect and they supposedthoy thoy were doing so lint Air Morantversion version of tho Taw varied from that olIho the police board hence Iho action of thohotel hotel nroprielors who wanted to bo ontho tho sate sideTechnically Technically it is ehtinmted there may have been a violation of tint law but thegood god faith of the parties is so apparentthat that It is doubtful if tho board of policetakes takes any action although It is carefully looking into the lawSAME SAME TMV WKKCKKtt THICKTwo Two MIshaps Uetvtrrn Ojstcr hay nmlInmalcn InmalcnRORLYN RORLYN I 1 I ne 23A freight trainIwund Iwund from Oyster lay to Jamaica waswrecked wrecked a little west of lhnslallon hero today day This name train mot with an ncci dont last night near thin Glen street nee at Glen Covo where several carl wore derailed nnt tine road blocked for four hours Tills morning when the train had been made up ngain it buckled in the centrenear near this place and several cars wero piledup Jl up on top of each other while ono car wasswung swung across both tracksIas Ias ongora bound for Now York or Oyster tel Bay had to bo trannferred around thowreck wreck Until tho tracks had been cleared I 1 ISTlri CAROLS CUT OlTNew New Haven School Nuprrlntrndrnt AfriltlIlellgluun Ilellgluun onrncc MIGht lie GivenNKW NKW HAVEN Deo 23Supt F M Beedoof of tire Now Haven public schools issued anorder order this week that no Christmas carolsshould should be sung by tire children as part oftheir their closing exorcises prior to their Christmas minis vacation which commenced yesterdayMany Many parents are Indignant over tho acllonof of Mr lleedo It is the first time thosecarols carols liuve been prohibited in tire schoolsJuclgo Judge Jacob Ullman n member of tlioBoard Board of Education made a suggestion totho tho board recently that tho teachers in malting ing up their programmes for Christmiisexercises exercises should bo cautioned to permitnothing nothing to get into the programmes thntcould could in any way prove offensive to anyone one on religious groundsHo Ho said it was his wish that the exerciseslw lw niatlo entirely nonsectarianJudge Judge iniman is ono of the leading Hibrews brews of New Haven and his brothoiCol Cob Isaac M Ullmnn is a member of thItemiblican Itemiblican Stale central committeeIn In the kindergarten of the Canner StreetSchool School Miss Alice Harrett a toucher liilbeen been rehearsing the Christmas carols for amonth month in preparation for the Christumexercises exercises and sho was told by Supt Hwdto to cut out the carols fine songs told nftho tine birth of ChristSupt Supt Heedo said tonight that whiintlicro there was no formal rule as to tire naluiiof of the exercises in the schools the Hoanlof of Educalion assumed tlmt the exercisewould would lw of a nonroligious nature and binrithled added that ho had instructed tire oupervlcingprincipals principals to see that tire toachors exercised cised discretion in their Christmas observances ances nor ILiEn FOR MAXJinny Jinny Little Iaricops of Mont Will Maltsa a Ills farcnContrnl Central Office Detoclives Dondaro andCavanna Cavanna saw n small boy fumbling nl lliuhandbas handbas of a woman shopper1 on Kirslavnnuo avnnuo neaf Twolflh street last night andsay say ho ran to u young man who stood nearand and handed him something They grabbedboth bothTho bothThe The boy said ho was Allio Ilosonffi I 14 years old and his companion was JonioldlwrR oldlwrR ISyoarsold Goldlierg hatUlmfiIn In his various pockets 12 of it being mi ilvor Tho boy had 030 In silver 77Dr Dr Humphreys SoYenlySevcn Seven breaks up Colds andThe GRIPThe The symptoms of Grip and a badcold cold are so nearly alike that evenan an expert may be deceived markyou you Influenza Catarrh Pains andSoreness Soreness of the Head Chest Backor or Limbs Cough Sore ThroatGeneral General Prostration and Fever Ifyou you have any one or all of thesesensations sensations the use of Seventyseven seven will cure you and keepyou you wellt At DrutcliU 26 cents nr mailed umnliriTK Homeo Medicine CoCor vand and John Stfecti New YorU I

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APTHE f THE STW SUNDAY DECEMBER 24 1905 5 fn n CONRIED THEY CALL HIM CHEIrrV rrV HK COXDVCTS A IlKKfs s 111 iniit ton THE STMISTenner Tenner anil Prlinit Ilonnai In Apron JoliIn In n Mortal Trait Mitt a llrcr Arooinlanlniriil lanlniriil ntul all Atmonphrrlc Ktncsetting setting lull a Ml I In llaRtltne TootHnrith tHnrith fonrind nnd tho corps of theereit ereit little Ilorr hncl a Ixjefstoak dinner ntienweliors ienweliors most of lnit night Themn n a beer obllgato It beftan at mostpeople people dinner tltun with beefsteak nntu u i li went on mutton chops and booriinlio iinlio squab nnd beer musio and beer nncinu inu irThe The dramatis psraona of tho Motropollin t in Opcni House and tho Irving Plncc IhoAtre fifty i trong wit around on barre re m aprons twill haze of smolio from thor lriii i r m Herr hinis lf conducted Ho wan Inn n lug white apron from his feet to his walhtRinritil Ifl Rinritil tho dramatis pornonm to theinai inai nnc by one When thuy wantedfar far i o he introduced tho darkey trioVlnii Vlnii hey wanted more trio ho suggestedii ii rt Ho would take them perHimsivolytViii tViii by tho shoulders and Indicate thoi i Hi no tool Whon there wan uti Incllnaiin iin In ilnnco to a classic sonata ho sawIP IP Umoln out of the way When tho M iv uhicled he wiw tho barrpl backa a mi sI I hn opera folk sat at boxes und plnoMl Ml Kvcrybody baldheadod basso ormatronly matronly prltnndonnnhad an apron Alongle le wis the broiler Hence the steaksIp Ip nhnvn was tliJe stnge setting that goesrvih rvih ii Beefsteak Garret model of tOO1T T eie were candles In barrel stave andnitv nitv tin lanterns Over in the corner wasa a lighted ChriittnaH treeIn In the beginning the darky trio did thewnrlc wnrlc Thplmrghorssat fit IlInnd a ppllludldI Ioiwppn meals You could hardly M O acrossi i garret for the broiler smoke ThenIIP IIP moke cleared off tho cllnner peterediill I iill hut tho obligate tho trio wont upiipe iipe and rho piano ciune downH H IT Oorit sanR something that if humori i In flernmn Then ho started someme me oleum He stopped Tho pianonev nev WPI sticky Three waiters nibbedtiMn tiMn n ff ut the same limn Thp solemnthing thing didnt last It turned out to bonothing nothing that in humorous in miiiicIhen Ihen thn great little Herr Comied wouldhvn hvn thn dark trio out of the cornerPftHinid PftHinid if I wuiit to play after thatiid iid tho coon with the guitarTh Th trio WHS scared They tried somohins hins modest about Muni epond yo timenlovin nlovin me its a picanie fo two Itqlieaked qlieaked and went out but tho prodlgiososapplauded applauded Then the trio triood Massasin in tlie Iol Col Ground When Carusoand and another man made chords out of the endf nf it the trio felt at home Then they sangSdrnmvV SdrnmvV Herr Conried cakewalked andthe the people on tho barrels clapped Exittin tin trioReiiennwer Reiiennwer Heifiemauer began someassorted assorted 10000 vocal chordsA A big man with bigger mustachios ooiiitesced iiitesced himself off his barrel m ar thoi i hrntmas tree Ho began somethinglarir larir that is a waltz in plain clothesl l ntiples in aprons twirled around Germanlike like H In tho ball governor on a steamengine engine The late arrivals from the MetroI I olitan chimed in tans apronsConductor Conductor Hertz cruised across theroom room and leaned over Reisnnauers shoulderHP HP played thunder when the performerloft loft that part of the keyboard alone Thenh h played purling brook motifs on thnother other end Reisenauer would occasionallyiinhis iinhis fingers down the whole scale andihp ihp r off the conductorThp Thp waiters trimmed ship and worshippedThey They wiped oft the piano keys anxiouslyin in th wholn rr t There were trays ofbeer beer getting tale on tho tables Onewaiter waiter took off Herr Conrieds apron forhim him ami another ono across the room triedto to put one on him They remarked proudlythai thai they couldnt understand the Hermanth th prodigioso sang not such as thyIt 1 It is not that it i not good they exI I ilnoH in a hurry It i only not expectedi i hat very one ran understand thn greatiP iP ra linger without education EveryHi Hi didnt Most of it was nonsense anyviy viy few of the names scrawled In the registerlow low Stella M Xeuberger HeinrickK K tr K M Caruso Ida C Opponhpimerpppl pppl Lionel Sutro Melvin J ScholleMeT MeT npllic Maurice Rothschild SadieHurgftHller HurgftHller A Burgstaller fecil Jacobsi i ii Putel Sam SSteiner Joseph Hammerliflc liflc frankovs vsAriinlil lItURN rrrWmWT1WAmllill Ariinlil li nnd iiimprrt r Held for TrialVetri Vetri rs Not ArrestedI I hi examination of Arnold Day ther roo r Samuel Oumpertz business managert f i III tnrrict Theatre nnd others interestedi1 i1 tlp production of Mrs Warrens Prolivir livir n was st down for ycfterdny in thopolice 1 1111 police court before MagistratePMI PMI iw Ipon I he appearance of Daly MissI I tial A Herne and Miss Mary Shaw inhi1 ILa hi1 Uiwyer Henry 1 ioldsmith anp p iiven that ne hud decided to waivefxiinitiation Ioll11inalion fxiinitiation in behalf of his client MagisIte iI Ite Whitman said ho had read tho promptIxik Ixik and had concluded to hold Daly anddntniiertz I dntniiertz for trial Wisfant District Attorney Krotel askedHIP HIP I iviirt what action was to lie taken abouttlio tlio other members of tho cast MagistrateW hitman replied that the warrants for themhsl hsl M far been held in abeyance ho saw norfarn fan for any change The warrants werennt nnt served and the women of the cast werenut nut K1 for trial Tho warrants howeverare are still hanging over their heads HailWH WH fixed for Daly and fitunpertz in 1100rafh rafh which amount was promptly furni ni h1Ir Mr Goldsmith announced that ho wouldmake make an application for thn removal ofthe the CARP from Special Sessions to the Courtit rf Onenil Sessions as he desired n jurytrial trial niTHnDU AT TIff OPERAI I Fnortta and I TratlataDa Inkc aDB Da of DespairIt It was a day of soiled doves at tho Metropolitan politan Opera House yesterday Twopera pera were given La Favor taW in thoafternoon afternoon and La Traviatn In the eveningIn In both operas the heroine Is a lady of duskyreputation reputation who is ennobled after tho truetheatrical theatrical tradition by tho acquisition of areal real Inve In both o Les the whole thin isR R failure and tho end III despair and deathJn Jn smtn of all thin there were two good sizedtuiirncos tuiirncos nnd they soemod to like itTie Tie singers concerned in La Knvoritaere ere Ihoho who have been heard in the samepew pew before Mr Caruso was pueeont with IUI imposing array of high notes whichheiiscM heiiscM thn customary thrills Miss Walkerfcnd fcnd Mr Scotti gave an exhibition of groundn n l lofty singing out of tuneIn In the evening Mmn Sembrich sangutletln utletln In Iji Trnvlnta with her unfailingreauty reauty of style Her Ah fos e lui andnT nT Setnpro libcm wero models of the oldftrln ftrln singing Shn was copiously surpundedbv pundedbv lIch nrtlstH an Mine Bauennels fr Mnie Jacoby Mr Parvisand Mr Beguear ar iJippe sang Alfredo most seriouslyll Cl1rht Inn Crrrnn At IlellpMielirniuli lirniuli tdp generosity of a number ofithy ItllIllby women in tho city tho wards inevw llJ evw Ho pitnl are elaborately decoratedIhnstmnh In Ihnstmnh gnvns Fifteen hundredf rII h lor holly were Hep sufficient tonnr pre p nnr for pvnry bed and every wini 1 i the iorpltnl A dozen Ctiristmaswore r wore ilelivered yesterday and willwl wl iip in all the wards where childrenraterl raterl The donations to the hoepltaltnicklond 1 0111 tnicklond of toys for the childrenrn J IIIIA gifts for all the adult patients I 1111 I11 A 11 ins tnTirrnVniinie Vniinie IPII Miio Mnnlrit M3M for Ntipprmlnn prmlnn nf InroriiiatliiiiLONO LONO IHMND ClTV L I Uoo 23 JudgeHumphroyH HumphroyH Hpntoncod two young menwho who hud Iwnn acciisod by Ii Mulcoltn LittloJohn John a relative of thn late liiHhop Llttlnjohnto to thirty dnyn each in tho county JailTho Tho two young men KoBtnr J Maynurdand and Harry H Hurt ploadud guilty whenthey they wero arraigned before Jtidgo Humphreyn phreyn on Dewrnhnr 8 last Thny hadprnviutiHly prnviutiHly entered a plea of not guiltybut but when the cusp won railed John J Trapptheir their counsel withdrew that plea and substituted stituted olio of guiltyThny Thny warn both brought before thoJudgotoday today for sentence Mr Trapp made along long plea on behalf of the prisoners layingparticular particular utroRH on their youth and on thofact fact that they were not ware of the BcrioiiBiicsii iicsii of their act H e paid the OOH had beenfmlflclently fmlflclently punished already an they hadhiient hiient some tlmo In jail and ho askedthat that the Judge suspend sentenceThe The Jndgn then gave tho young men alon lon unri Ffivoro lecture and wound up bysaying saying that hn was satisfied they did noticcognizt iccognizt tho seriousness of their crimebut but he felt that ho could not BUspund sentence tence Ho sentenced them to thirty daysi i tho county jailInynard Inynard is 30 years of age nnd Hnrty III They were arrested nt Hollls L Labout about two months ago on the complaintof of Mr Littlejohn who alleged that they tried to obtain fM from him for thn suppression pression of certain information which theysaid said they had Mnynard was caretakerof of n golf club of which Littlejohn wah amember member nnd It was alleged by Littlnjohnthat that Maynard said that Littlnjohn andanother another member of the club pent a wholenight night nt the club in tho company of twowell well known society girls of Flushing Thonames names of these girls have not been rovenlod venlod Littlejohn denied the cluirgo nndsaid said it was an iitlimirt to blarkmail himout out of 200 Littlejohn also alleged thattho tho two boys threatened to wriio to evervmember member of the club tlhng the memberswhat what they know of the rase find inuntiuning I ing thn names of tlw voting womenSTI rOIW07Tl STI ritArGIITIHKrehu Krehu to infnrco a Clnlm on Strprathrr1rlfp rlfp InsuranceThough Though Mrs iraoe ieorgettfl Dickinson wife of Charles C IMrklnson lawyerobtained obtained in Mav 1aAI iudtfmpnt that sheIB IB entitled to all the propnrty of GeorgeW W Kidd her stepfather who died fouryears years ago under Kidds antenuptialagreement agreement with her mother Anna IstellaSloctim Sloctim whom he married in 187V she hasmet met with difficulty in rollecting the 10000Insurance Insurance on his life and has begun anaction action in the Supreme Court to get itMr Mr Kidds antenuptial agreement provided vided a n consideration for a loan fromMrs Mrs Slociim of Stoooo to start him in business ness that he would adopt her daughterGrace Grace and make her heir to all his propertyor or give her an o iial share shouldthere hoany any children of the marriageKidd Kidd was insured in the Equitable forSIOOOO 10000 when hn married but in Novemlier her 1S9T he mono an assignment of theface face value of the policy distributing itlietween lietween his brothers sister and a nieceOn On his death when Mrs Dickinson lieganlitigation litigation to enforce her claim to his estateI I ho having willed everything away thoEquitnblo Equitnblo paid the money into courtI I Though taken out inlSTU twentyeightyears years before his death the policy wasworth worth only 10001 tit maturity Withsavings savings blink interest the money wouldbnve iblln bnve amounted tn 30000 in that timeMeanwhile Meanwhile the assignees or their heirsFlorence I i Florence K Kind Charles H IlaubertI I Martha Kidd Lucy Wntson nnd Lillle Lanebrought brought suit In Kings county ami on October ber 3 last got judgment from JusticeMnrean I Mnrean distributing among them the 10000 with interest and dividend MrsDickinson Dickinson was not a party to that actionW W Morton Oardon Mr Kidds executorbeing being the only defendant baides the insurance surance companyMrs Mrs Dickinson say that under hpr judgment ment here she IA entitled to thn 10000insurance insurance along with the rest of Mr KiildVestate estate and that hi assignment win infraud fraud of her rights under tho antenuptialagreement agreement The iihcigiipes contend thatthe the agreement related only to such propertyas as Mr Kidd wtis possessed of at the timeof of his death and did not debar him fromassigning assigning awny anything he pleased Thnmoney money is Mill in the hand of the CityChamberlain I Chamberlain and will lay there pendingthe the outcome of Mrs Dickinsons suitDKATII i DKATII vrYTT iot nin itsDltnrrril I Dltnrrril Couple ItPiimrrlrd 1111 an llnilianil lianil llrrntlinl llh LastDES DES MOINKS In Dec 21 Divorced amonth month ago unknown to their relatives andfriends j friends Mr and Mrs Harry Atkinson wereremarried remarried last night nt Ames la a fewminutes minutes x fore the husband died of injuriesreceived received in a railroad wreckMr Mr nnd Mrs Atkinson wore first marrieda I I a numl er of yours ago and three childrenwere were born to them Ip to a yenrngotheirmarried I married life was happy Then differencesarose arose which led to quarrels In November I ber Mrs Atkinson with the knowledgeand and consent of her huslwuid quietly appliedfor for and obtained a decree of divorce onthe the ground of incompatibility of temperament ment Even tho intimate friends ot Mrand and Mrs Atkinson knew nothing of theseparation separation till they learned todny of theirremarriace remarriace I i Mr Atkinson was fatally injured in arailroad railroad wreck at Ames Wednesday Hisdivorced divorced wife learned of tho accident andimmediately immediately hastened to hit bedside Areconciliation reconciliation wns promptly effected andthn thn mnn and woman wore reunited in wedlock lock n few minutes Uforo I ho husbandbreathed breathed hi lastFound Found Naked and t ncniiHcloiis In the 1ooftSOOIl Soon after noon yesterday n man wasfound found uiicoiircious in the woods atSilver Silver Lake Staten Island Hn was entirely tirely nude and he had lacerations all overhis his body Dr Lynch of St Vincents Hospital pital found that hn was covered with smallcutH cutH and lacerations from head to foot Hnwas was understood to say that Ills name wasWilliam William Lynch and that he lived tit en Walcott I cott Htreet Brooklyn Dr Lynch saynthat that tho wounds appear to have been madeby by coming in contact with trees and bushesPnllerman Pnllerman Accl Idill Mint In the I PRPoliceman Policeman Little of the Clymer streetstation station Williarnsburg was shot in tholeg leg vesterday by the accidental dischargeof of his revolver He wan getting off n lie danuo avenue car at Hroadway and Hoeblingstreet street when ho fell striking till fill pllIInt on his right hip Ho had his revolver inhis his hip pocket and a cartridge oxplodedtho tho bullet entering thn fleshy part of thnleft left leg below tho knee He was attendedby by nn nmbulniifo surgeon and waR takenhome homeJoseph qIllTltRJIoriPIh Joseph II Hrairilon cditnr and nubliahrrof of the Trrtilr nnuinctHririt Jntinml diedat at his home Z i4 Ibdrnrd avenue Brooklynyesterdav yesterdav lie wns horn in NpwliiirypurlMuss Muss In iwi He Has a member of theArkwrlirdf Arkwrlirdf riiih and of tlie American Trade1iHsn I 1iHsn Ansocintlon A wife and son survivehim him I himMrs Margaret MrConib Suydiim llnrrltnantlie tlie widow of John K llarrlinan died ypsterdny dar at her limne 112 Iteinten street BrooklynShewns Shewns M2 years of HKO She wns born in Ne IYork vYork York city Mrs Iliirrlinaii WHS a daimhlerof of lUnry Siiydam Sr She was a nnniliorof of tlm htircli of the IMlKriinn In Ueiu enhi reel The funiTid will take place on Tuesday day morning Mrs Ilarrliiuin h survivedbythree bythree daughtersFox Fox HtintliiK on lllojrlefrnm From thr lnndon Dnilu KjprrsiAt At HIP lant meet of the Kni l Kent Foxhound hounds the nmHtfr Mr Selby Lonmlp followed lowed the hounds on a bicycleIlls Ills horop became ethnusted and he borrowed rowed bicycle from a lad whom he met andwin win In at the finish i I BABYBARRED FROM SHIPDIEDI I ITn HrsTutn FROMIlflt CfNA nnIllm Ilflt TO itAMt tKMHAIJrandiTinllirr JrandiTinllirr tnil Mntlirr T rrr rakltllr1t11 Slell NIxMoiitliMOId Infant lYumToronto Toronto to riiclnnd Ticlirtu forIUrurla IUrurla ncdrrmrd at LowTho 1tKllrrf11l Tho Kixrnotith olcl ohild of Mrs AliceDowkcr Dowkcr of Allan avoniio Toronto died Inhnr her nrrns in thn Oraiid Central Station lastnight night while she wan waiting for the 0 oclockMontreal Montreal expromt With Mrs Dowker whenher her baby died was her mother Mm EllaParker Parker of Dlytheboumo England Thebaby baby died from marasmusMr Mr Howkor hoa not beon In good healthsince since her baby was born Neither hastho the child beell healthy Iler mother hasbeen been with her since the baby was bom undIt It wns tho mother who suggested that achange change of air and a sea trip might do boththe the baby and iu mother goodMrs Mrs Dowkern husband is a cripple andworks works as a salesman in a Toronto storelie lie gave his wife his Havings and told herto to make the trip to England Accompanied panied by her mother Mrs Bowker andher her baby arrived hero yesterday Theyhad had tlcltPtH for the Cunarder EtrurlaThey I They wore climbing tho gangplank ofthn thn vessel Mrs Bowkor and hnr mothertold told the police when a man In uniformwho I who salil lie was the ships surgeon BtoppedI I them to examine the baby He eaid thebaby i baby was too ill to mako 1 sea voyage andho ho told the women that they could not goaboard aboard with II While thny wer wondering what theywould would do n lon in uniform they wiyhustled hustled UD to thom nnd escorted them otI the pier and to a nearby hotel which wasnamed I named the Arlington They My they hadonly only been thoro a short tlmo when n secondmnn mnn In uniform appeared and asked to M ethnir I thnir ticketsThey They had paid they say S5 for theirtickets I tickets und the second uniformed mantold told them tho ticketsworo almost worthlessnow I now and ho gavo them 3160 for themThe The women look the monoy Then theman I man who gave them the money In exrhango rhango for tho tickets escorted them totlie tie limnd Central station after first makingthem them par S for two cups of tea luid theirstay stay at the hotellie lie left tlicmjkittiug in the station afterfirst frt learning what time the Montreal E I prus left They got to the depot at 7oclock oclock tireil out and discouraged Whilethey I they wero waiting for the train the baby diedThe The mother ran to a policotuau and beggedhim I him to help herHe He took the two women and the baby totho tho police station in the col An ambulance bulance surgeon was called as a matter ofform form hit h could do nothing ThenCoroners Coroners Physician If Hano was summoned moned from marasmusWhen It wan ho that said the baby diedfrom When ho heard tho story of l Bowkernnd and her mother he telephoned to theCunardLine Line pier Tho man who answered thAtllpphonl1 telephone told him he says that he hadnot not tlmototalk to him and did not care whohe he wasMrs Mrs Bow ker became hystericaj whenshe she realized t hat her baby was dead BpI mother finally calmed her Then thAwife wife telegraphed her husband askingpermission permission to bury the baby here Atnlntp nlntp hour the dead Infant was on a couchin in the poll station with its mother andgrandmother grandmother grieving over its deathwaiting waiting for an answer to tho telegram thuysent sent to the fatherII TIErT rOlE BLACKMAILEDTivo Tivo of Ttirm Came Arrest of one Manvtlio vtlio They Say Played PolicemanNumerous Numerous complaints have reached theFftot Eat Twentysecond street plO stationduring during the last three months that a manwho who represented that ho wan a precinctdetective detective was collecting money from thewomen Inmln women on the streets His plan was tograb I grab a woman by the arm and tell her shemust must go to the stntlon for loitering Onthe the way he would offer to let her go for 1 or for whatever he could get I the womanhad had a suspicion that he was not a real copand and refused to be blackmailed he let her goMamie Mamie Ravis known along Third avenueas as Foxy refused to gne up nnd informedthe the police Sadie Wall paid 15 a week agoAfter After a talk with Foxy she decided thatshe she had been swindled and wen to thestation station houce with n complaint She wantold told to have the blackmailer arrested thenext next time she saw himShe I She saw a young man on Broadway yesterday terday morning and she thought she recognized nized him He wore the emblem of the iElgll Kngles on his coat The woman followedhim him along Fourteenth street and nearThird Third avenue she met Foxy who alsogot got upon the mans trail doing un Thirdavenue avenue he entered a restaurant The Wallwomin womin mntened to the police station whilethe the other woman kept watch near the re I tnurnnt The man was just leaving theplace place when Detective Perkins arre ted Idi III di IpliCpllrt The two women went to the Yorkvillepolice police court nnd related their experiences to ithe the Magistrate Tho prisoner gave the nan E of Joseph Nichols nnd said ho lived at 34 iThird Third avenue The Wall woman said she j was lrj he wax the man who sot JS fromrp rp The prisoner asked to havo the exainination I ainination wstponed until he Rot a lawyerand and Ills request wan grantedifir liT nr CITYOne FlmnrnOHI I One TIIK Has Incler Her Stern Wirn SheHacked I Hacked to At old AnotherThe The midget tug Ben and the V p lljk thn lat r towing a harRfl nndhound hound from Jeittey City to Oreenpointrountlel rountlel the Battery at 83T oclock yesterday day morning an the municipal ferryboatQueens Queens started out of her slip at the footof of Whitehall street for Statin Island ThoBen Ben lot dimotly in the course of the Queenswhoi Wh0A pilot becnuso of a foR did not seeher her until he had nlmont run her downHo Ho hacked with such suddenness that hispaHHongerw paHHongerw were somewhat jarred Theskipper skipper of the IJalicock supposing matthn thn CJueenH had a clear way ran underher her storn just as she backed The ferryboats boats overhanpinR guards struck theBalxocks Balxocks deckhouse and stove it andhen hen her nearly on her l eam ends Thoshock shock of the iollision broke a gasket oftho tho main steam pill and filled tho engineroom room with vapor Engineer Neil Datesand and two flronion who ran up through thnengine engine room to get to tho open deck werescalded scalded hit not seriously on tho facnand and liands The Jnecrm went ahead afew nr few seconds later when tho Den was outof I of her way and the Bahcock came hackon ion on level keel She put in at pier 6 EastRiver River with her barge and then was lad II I up for repairsTelephone I Telephone Station With a Megaphonelrom I II lrom thr Kltctrirnl Rfrinrpublic public telephone pay station of unusualInterest Interest Is at Colorado Springs Tho Instrument ment Is connected with the common batterysystem system of the Colorado Telephone Companyand and is mounted on a substantial wooden boxon on n polo at I convenient height for picscrsbyThe The box Is supplied with the usual telephonedirectory directory and tho Instrument Is equippedwith with the familiar slot nnd cashhox used Innickel wlh Urilr nickel serviceThe I The Interesting feature of the Installation tion iRtlie small megaphone trumpet 12 Incheslong long and 4 Inches In diameter and constructedof lonl The Ial Ion primarily of telephone Ilrllnrl constitutes stitutes tin1 lon I substation of f newsstandaboHtlwenty aboHtlwenty feet away and the object of themegaphone megaphone Is to enable the newsman to hearthe the ringing of the telephone bell amid thenoises I noises of the street a matter of no smalldlmcnJ difficulty otherwise when the box donr happensto to be closed l Lord TaylorWhite j White Silk SalePlace i I IV Place on SaleTuesday I Tuesday Decemberp 26th p 20000 yards of White Silksat at great reductions from original pricesThese These goods arc very desirable for Evening and Summerdresses dresses Selling Prices5OC 5OC 580 650 68c 750 and 81C a ydOn On Sale at Our Special Silk CounterAlso AlsoWhite I I 150 White EmbroideredWaist I Wait Patternsformerly I formerly sold at 400 to 500 eachto to be closed out at 275 eachA A Remarkable OfferingDress OferingDres Dress Goods SectionWe i We start Tuesday a clearing sale ofDress I Dress GoodsOdds Odds and ends in black and colored also Velutina Corduroyand I and many light weight sheer fabrics in street and eveningshades shades All to be closed outAt At 780 ydFormer I i Former prices from 150 up to 300 yardAlso Also 4000 yardsPlain I Plain Colored Albatross in street and evening shadesand and about roo pieces of all wool Challics All to be on sale at 3c aBroadway rdBroadway Broadway oth St 5th Av i9th StTuesday i i Tuesday December 26thWe I We Will Place Upon Sale OurNew I New Spring Lines of Imported DomesticWash Wash fabrics Public inspection is invited of this great showingof of excusive styles inHigh I High Class Noveltiesat I at Unusually Moderate pricesSamples Samples mailed upon requestS Spring Opening ofFine 0 Fine White Gtiodsincluding including large lines of Sheer Fabrics so popularfor for Spring also extensive varieties of Embroideredfloods floods at the lowest market pricesLord Lord TaylorUroadway Broadway and Twentieth St Fifth Ave Nineteenth St OFFICER nOGAXS CAVTVttKWorkrri Workrri a Double Identity Cianir on Ihlrlrlnloul Credulous lloldlp Manfrom from thr Chieaga TJiliuntThe The elcotrie car was not far from hnlfwnybetween between Pullman nnd South Chlracn andWBH waR poundlnjf alone monotonounly with I flatwheel wheel and five or lr tired and nlpepy panvnBern BernIt It stopped id n lonely cronnlnc to tnke onanother another pimienter a mnn of enormotm ilzemuflled muflled up to the ear in a heavy overiontNo No Booner had the nowcomcr uteppcd insidethan than he pulled a hujtn revolver from his coatpocket pocket and Mid III I low hut determined tonethat that wal heard 1 tnt through thn oarHand land up everybixiylKvery Kvery hand went upWith With tils deadly weapon held ready for inutant utant nrtlon the bandit beRnti on the firstIll pIMMnllrJ of Ill Just relieve you my friend he saidof I RiieM you wont interrupt the otherwith with nn amiixed pmlle If you make anothermotion motion youre n dead lan JtlKht behindyou you Is Officer Dick MORAII In plain clothesand and hes cot tho drop on you 1erhnpn youdidnt didnt notice him when you ram InThe The robber seemed to bo up asnlnst a newsame sameHohealtated Hohealtated I mlghtbe true and It IIhtbf be n bluffIf J he went ahead with the holdup he inlehtbe be pinked by the ofllcer behind him and If heturned turned hi head to nee If any officer was hernhe he exposed himself to a possible Miot fromthe the lan In front of himWind Wind him loan wld the man If homoves moves a muscle unless 1 tell him to move I Now my friend 111 trouble you to lower thatshootlnK shootlnK iron Watch him Dick Thatsrlcht rlcht sir Sow hand me your tun with thebutt butt end foremost LeI him have i nickIf If he hesltatcn n second longer Ah thanksThe The passenger with the bandits nun In hishand hand stood upNow Now you Infernal scoundrel he saidlavellne lavellne thl weapon at his head go and sitdown down In that cornerThe The robber obeyed Then for the fret time he looked for thofficer officerWell Well pnrd he growled you played Iton on me all Hunt I dont cc no Officer lloimnIm Im OfTUcr loan All tho other nappine pine the handruffe nn him and Im feelinga a hit streaked for letting you have the advantage vantage nf me for about five secondsVote Vote This Is iibmltted as the rouch draftof of a deective story that could heen iy pndded ded out to inon words or more by iinv aspiring ing jounc writer and som di crlminatliiKpublisher publisher might be glad to accept It and pay 111 for Ito publicationMneolnM MneolnM First Law InrtnerMajor Major Slunrt with whom Lincoln hidJoined Joined forces WBR not in bis early yearsa I wellrend or even an industrious lawyerbut but lie was popular and had nil extensiveif if not very lucrative prartlce which he asentirely entirely willing to intrust tn IIIB new associate i ciate Indeed when the firm was formedhe he wns 90 deeply engrossed In pillules thai hegave I gave little or no attention to Hie law and Mncilu cilu had to assume virtually nil responsibilityfor for the businessOf I Of eourxe If tin procedure hud been complicated plicated or technical I novice would haveBpeedily Bpeedily come to grief hit the diameter nflitigation litigation was very simple in tbut dnyn tbprecedents precedents uerefmr and far between and thelegal prpcppnt li legal forms ejcepdltiLly elastic Lincolnmet met Biieli difficulties aK there were in his ownway way asking as Itt advice ns possible nndexercising exercising his Ingenuity to bridge tlie CIPKIn In his information when bin partner was notavailable available for cnnMlltntliin The habit ofstanding standing on hlri nnn feet and doing his ownthinking thinking which wns thun forced upon him IItb the very outset of his practice became hismost most notable trail OIl of his contempnrnrles rnrles rosev in tiiilrh with his prnfessuinnllife life testifies that be never axkod nimther lawvers vers advice on any subieci whatsoever Holistened listened to hl nwnrliilCH and rniiMlltcd withthem them but he worked out his own problemsand pnhlfnFnnd and there WBH never anything of tln braintapper tapper about his relations with the hnrThe The Influence of thh early training is plalnlvdiscernible discernible in tho remnrknble selfrelianceand and resourcefulness whih he exhibited fnd rPllolrffulnp hI pxhihlP inhis his later years New questions did not cmifuiw fuiw him he faced emergencies with perfectserenity serenity and he hnd long been Hcoustontpdto to responsibility when he was culled uponto to decide questions of nation l ImportJanuary January C1lrlI I

1 iRcginning Rcginning Tuesday December 26thLord I Lord TaylorAnnounce Announce TheirClearance iO Ther nfouncc O iI I AlnIO Clearance Sale 0 1I I TFomI J Misses and GirlsWinter I Winter GarmentsReductions fR Reductions during this sale will average from 1 1 J i Recent PricesWe t to 11t J lCeSVe 3 2 OJR We call special attention to this one of the most Important tant Invents of the year in genuine economies upon thoseHigh High Class Winter Garments which are always so thoroughly I oughly representative of the Lord c Taylor stocksWomen JTV Women s and Misses Coats I Atilengths ilengths of mannish mixtures nnd blackcheviots i J cheviots also full length RainCoats tan and JjisCsOxford Oxford recently priced 2500Women J JIVomens Women Broadcloth Coatssuitable 1suitable suitable for afternoon and evening wear icolors i colors black white tan red and gray withapplication I application DuchesscWomen of fancy braids lined with SatinDuchessc At J i Women s Mannish Mixed Coats5Oinch 2500each tI I 5Oinch lengthsloose or tight fitting modes eachrecently Ji i Womens 5Oin Tight Fitting Coatsof recentlypriced Jiof of broadcloths cheviots and zibeline satinlined priced I lined throughoutWomen 4000 toIomens Women s High Class Rail or Automobile 5000At mobile Coats in imported materials nndsilk silk rubber novel stylesWomen jIfomenr Women s Silk Veloitr Coatsrich At irich rich dressy coats some plain others elaborately 3500each orately braided and embroideredWomen Women s Coatsof eachrecently Ir7ol Evening el recentlypriced 1of of imported broadcloths colors blackwhite priced prcedwhite white tan and pastel shades jAlso 50 to 60During iI I Also Balance of ourImported I Imported Coats at Half Price iI I Hal J 10000 Coats at 5ooo17500 Coats at 8750 12500 at 6250 20000 at loooo i 15000 at 7500 j 30000 at 15000Womens I I Womens Tailored GownsEntire Entire stock divided into Three Lots as followsSuits Suits recently priced 3500 to 4000 now 2500Suits ISuits Suits I 5000 to 6000 now 3500Suits Suits I I 7500 to 10000now 5000Womens I Womens Costumes and DressesA fOIJlel7s 1A A collection of about 100 including Fancy Wool Dressesfor for afternoon wear also Crepe de Chine Silk and ChiffonCostumes Costumes white and evening shades recently priced 7500 8500 6c 10000at jat at 5000 eachGirl I GirI Winter Coats Greatly Reduced Coats recently priced 1050 to 1250 now 790 II I I I 1500 JoooI I 2000 Jp i coo 2500 to 3000 2000Women Women s FurLined Overcoats Special During this sale we will offer 10 FinestBroadcloth I 3950value Broadcloth Coats in blacks and colors linedwith wit a superior quality of white and graysquirrel I valueAt squirrel lining Persian lamb collars 5500Lord Lord d TaylorBroadway Broadway and Twentieth St Fifth Avc Nineteenth St I II rir t Match Mnrtr In ISJIn tIn I In ilv nineteenth ienMicy th piuiirvin Ii in w nirli pn many wonderful Hun KM credone done tin fourth htep III th developmentof In of Hie match wnMHKeu In l 7liilm Walkern Mimll itiKli h l u tipped Iplnl n druntilt in I 111 11IIh tWI iplliit Mih biilphur i hloratc of iiota h andsulphide plnl lllhlr I nnd nibh l It on simdpaper sulphide i f iinllninnv 1111 rthht I lnllII nnd it burs inlnflanie Th drucpHthad paper 1111 flnH I Ilr II hit illwnverid tin flrM trictionoliemio lmalrh malrh the kind we itw tnda It i railedfrlttioiiilieinlenl frlttioiiilieinlenl liiiau f i Ix lan by miMncrertniti rertniti i lie iniral toiftlier mid riililnnt themMllioiuli Mllioiuli WalkrrV mnirh did not ifiiulnth th holt nl iirid it nevrrlhelcix wn not Ioor cood our It iou id ho llrhted onlv tiv Imrdrnlihitic oor nnd and thruw fire rnlihitic Inll it Mintterrd nr In nildirtCtion dirtCtion In M f n enri linwpvcr plioAlihorils lihorils ns hiilistiiiicd on th up fur HIIImany many nnd tin hnnkt worked 11 wonderThe The match could linn he liullted itli rI little rublilnc HIM u II nn longer nfl rY I I to liavi saiiitimprr iipnn nhilh to nib it iIt I It would luiiitc when rtihlicd on an drvsiirfnce siirfnce nnd th r 1 nn 1uicer unv HMIIHT I 1111 linn vns thr ilii rrlii ru nmirh theiniiteh I iniiteh Iih wlll 1 nr 11 fnniliiirftcr ftcr HIM invention I ilir cnsilv luhlo ihOhl hiiriirt nint4 Ii there vtif mi linceror fnr the rtl11111 or thi stHkenlicht Tlieold old methods of Itlnl I blnre cre rnidnnll laid 1 ldi and forgotten Th Irlrtllll I phoriM matehm were hold at Vi rents I hlofkf f blotk roiitaltilnifl4l malthII and thor were

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c The iilnrv of Mr IMslinpJit Jit W I fiinsoN in a iPttor to theEvrnina Evrnina lM i r jrtn 11 Igll Krnumlflto to the payment nf MI n yeiir to MrJOSEPH JOSEPH BTCKUX BIHIHIV ns scrretJiryof of the IMhniian Cunnl Commission inaddition addition to J7roo fin Couimiwloncrmaking making altoppthor the Ramo r mnn rfttion tion as he rereivod under tho former nrranfiemont ton ranfiemont for the clivers and intorcstIriK IriK official nnd liternry duties which hohas has heou porforminK to the admirationof of thp Spimtn and tho pftplpMr Mr OinfiON8 point is tlmt the stntutrsprohibit prohibit the payment of any iirklitiomilrompPiiBAtion rompPiiBAtion o fees to nriy person holding ing nny Federal oHleo nr JLsnn or upward ward unless such mlditinmil paymentis is speeially authorized by Con rfI liecites cites these provisions of the lawNo shall he madefor No alloaance ot lompcnsatlon shnl eitra unices uhntuwer which anvofficer for any Ilr officer or rlrrk nny In required to perform unlefseipresslv eipresslv ntnhorlreil IV la Ketiird Htatvtnin in Attttnn l CI No oSlccr In any brin h of Ihe puMIc smleeor or any other person nlinie salary lay o emoluments ments arc rued by law or regulations Mol receiveany any nddltloiinl pOl extra allowance or rompensrtlnn lion In anj form whatever fur the disbursement ofpublic public money nr lo Any other service nr dulywhatever whatever imle s the name la authorized liy lawand and the appropriation I here for explicitly sutrsthat that I Is ro such additional pay extra allowanceor compensation lltrltnl siiuri FrrUnn ITCVNo or rlm Icn aloc 1 011110 No prraon hn holds ail nlllie the ulary orannual annual romperjallon allachril In which Amountsto Ial to the mm of 2WO Ial tie nptntrd lo or holdany any othi oilier in which eomren ailnn Is attaiip 1unl unl pcrlall hcrctnfori or herraflT nuthnrlzcdthfrlo IIh thfrlo tr law upilrmtnl la ltimil rliiiirl irl I rW 212Such II Such is lus reason for maintaining tlmtdunht iduall dunht v of oftiio in the case of Mr tiisiiopwith It with i 51 salary ns Caiml Coiiiiui ioncrand and JoOO additional salary or conipcnFUionHasccrutary FUionHasccrutary iiul corrector of pub Ilc lic sentiment would be unlawfullint lint 1ms Mr Ginsov voted cine eonHideriiiin Hideriiiin to this extent to which tliesothree I three inaetmonts whirl were respectively Ilively lively of dates ISC 1S7U and 1SO1 havebeen Ibeen been superseded so far ns they wouldapply apply to Mr BISHOPS tnne by subseQuent I qtient logislation in 1002 I Ls true thattlif tlif Spoon act contains no eipre s repcnler Ipe11t pcnler of former law contrary to ill provisions IViIM visions Its language however is verypositive IpOlljYC positive regarding the Presidents powerto to fix compensit ion in the Bpeeinl easeof of eannl employees We quote from theact act of 100Tli iTh Iforral1 Tli Prrtlitent le authorized for the purposesnr forral1 to employ such per ons tr lir miy deemnfsJiry nfsJiry urirt to NX their ronipfniatlonSlid isild Slid Ooiimlwloncis shall each receive suchconifTiSJitlim iroml conifTiSJitlim as the Prcsldenl shall prefrrllie tinlllthe IIhr the nnie jliell hAp bern othirnje Iliul by TonI r I ikr this broad grant of authorityto Itn to IK compensation in the eaf nf rnchConiiiifi IColi Coniiiifi irner in the iiKt instanct nndiirt1 iirt1 otherwise ordered by Congressuu uu lif not President IonsnviiT Inwfullyluviinl luviinl n hisjIM KiKiry to Mr 11 loP IhalIhal that which tho other Coninissioners receive ceive if he regarded hn services as ofgrener grener value than those of the othersI I urthermore if the proper compensation sation of an ordinary CominisHioner is fiOl I ytnr what is the difference inprmcipl prmcipl between pitying 10000 a yearto to a Commissioner whO is also secreinrynnd nnd piving fOf 1 to a CommisiiorTwho who is also Ilmirmano Wo specially invito the attention ofSenator Senator HAM nnd of S niitor TIMNHN tothese these delicate tnnd intellectually attractive thc rniestionn of the adjustmeat of salary ary to meritThe The 1rAI t Ii fr ther 1lltlllStll Stllt r i not lio long before wo shall boablo ablo to ohmin tho largest map of ourcourury courury ever produced on a uniform RpiloThe ThE topographic map of tho United Suiteon on which tht Geological Survey hnslong long been engaged and will boforyonrstn tn rOlf is oil scales from seven to nixteen teen times n large n that nf tho map referred ferred to but thn topographic mappingof of our vrwt territory will not bo completed pled for nmny years and threo Bivilpnare are being 1ifl so lat it will neverKTVOtho tho purposes of n uniform map of thowholo wholo country The I nv map on thnother other hand may ho suspended on wallsthnt thnt havo room enough for I decorationnbnut nbnut ixtei n feet in width and of proportionnl portionnl heightIn In other words this now lap fthowing the whrlt country from Maine to talifornin fornin will be about sixteen fet widonnd nnd ten I eleven feel in height I willbo bo a Government publication and I isprepared prepared under the direction of MrHIXIIY HIXIIY GANNKTT the Geographer of thorutted rutted Stales Geological Survey in tjiohouso hOI o of tho survey at WashingtonThe The latest nullrtin of tho AmcrieanGcoRiaphitNil GcoRiaphitNil Society contains I snrillmap map showing the progress thnt hitsheonmntle mntle in tho preparation of this importantcartography1 cartography1 produet The pnrU of thomap map thus far drawn and ready to be engraved graved eover about onethird of the entire I tire rciuntry They inrludo the whole ofVirginia Virginia West Yirfiinia Maryland Delaware ware tho Indian Territory OklahomaKansas Kansas Nebraska Now Mexico ArizonaColorado Colorado Wyoming Utah thn westernHalf Half of South Dakota nnd parts of California forniaTl Tl sheets of the entiro eastern partof of the rntry are now in pr gros Thernip rnip will show contour of elevation sothat that we shall bo ablo to recognize thesurface surface fonp of the country on n scaleBO BO krge hf we may derv atttoro dia tlnct and doflnlto Idon of them than whenthey they are huddled together on the smallHoalo Hell maps commonly In useThis This great map Is drawn on a srnlo ol I ljo xooo or in other words an inch ontin1 I tin1 map will represent about lfi8 mileHin i in jiMturo I IK not a very largo HcalenntJ nntJ in fact most of tho ICurnpenn connIritis t rill nro mappcil on n far larger scalebut but our country is so vast that a map ofho tho tvholn of it intended to bo hung ona a wall is not likely to bo represented on nscnln I scnln InrgT than I5H miles to all InchThe I The Henln is largo enough to showevery every town of much importance practically tically the entiro railroad system nil thodrainage drainage features the head of navigation tion on tho rivers tho figures for manyhundreds hundreds of lioights ahovo sea lovol nnda I a great dual of other information that Iflpanoy sparsely represented If at all on ourordinary ordinary maps I Is expected to bo thebest I best map of our land on which we maystudy i study thn country as a wholeTho I Tho map will havo another advantageIt I I is on tho same scale ns maps of largeparts I parts of Asia and Africa that tho officialcartographers cartographers of Franco England andGermany Germany are nOv producing I willin in fact form a pAt of tho great map oftho tho world on tho scalo of 11000000 whichthe the last four International Geographicalfongressi I fongressi 3 havo recommended shouldbo I bo carried out by tho civflied nationsThis I This largo undertaking is considerablyadvanced advanced and it is now mnking progressfaster i faster than heretofore Ono of the advantages I vantages which tho map will givn us isthat I that vo shall be able for tho first timedirectly directly to compare dJstint parts of thnenrt enrt hs surface with orus another We havonil nil seen maps of the JapaneseHussionwar i war hu how many of us hnve any ideaof I of 111 extent of country thnt wns overrun run by tho Jnpaneso armies We mighteasily easily make tho comparison if this mapof of tho world were completed for woshould I should simply plnco some of tho sheetsof I of nstt rn Asia beside sheets of thoUnitexl Unitexl StausTho i Tho woik bids fairto go on rapidly intho the Western world Tho Canadian Department I partment of the Interior has churgo ofthe i the production of a map of Canada ontlipiloired tlipiloired scale OurGcologicnl Surveyhas has taken steps to induco tho SouthAmerican I American republics to prepare maps oftheir their respective countries on tho uniformBoulo I Boulo nnd the next map wo mnko ofthe the Philippines is to be on tho MI mo scaleThese These enterprises afford an importantcontribution contribution to the production of thoworld world map on a uniform scaloThe The Ilotur ami thn JanitorThe The lon HEXRV Hrnt fASSFi of thoNinth IXllh Ninth district presentednnd Xllh Penncylvania diltret innd nnd had read this resolutione IIcrd Icrd That the oork per of Ihe Home beand and he In h rebr fmtwwrrrd to employ I laborerIII III the ladles rrcrptlim room a A salary of 75per per month to he paid out of tlii contPKerit fund oftho tho lou and fur tb1 jftion oihThe The pay was amended to 500 a monthfor for tho sessions of the nttyninth Congress gress Mr CASSEI explained for thobenefit benefit of Mr WILLIAMS that this laborerwas was not nn additional clerk but n newjanitor janitor lo tako euro of the now roomwhich which has been established on tho otherside isido side of the building as a ladies receptionroom iroom room Mr KH70ERAID wanted toknow Iklow know if the janitor was to junit thishallway Ihae hallway out here in which I few chairshave have been Ilt If so he thought hedhave have to objectMr Mr CABsrI Mr Speaker 1 understand hatthj Itl thj room ha len ordered equipped at I plirrwhere1 Ihr where1 members raJi receive 1sUnr who ronie lierefrom i from time to tlne to SL infra on liuslni is anil thotit it H especially n plare whore laUlis ran wall untila iA a Member ron pe themMr I Mr WIIMAUH Whuo lithe roomMr 115 Mr CAB3PI It Is llreilybejond that door Inlhi lhi lobbyMr Mr Mltnm fer slnrc I hnc been herrpeople Iprplc people hive eat In cards from there ladl s haveenmi Iront enmi there when they wanted lo nnd they haebeen been rerelvid thri I swms to me I Is unnccesars ars tn h ic a janitor In 1 hall ttlere members ynout I out lo Rer people who send In their cards to thtmMr Mr sstWII the room muit be tarn rareof In iur of nnd It has ben reeonnoenled by the doorkeeperof of III lloue i a necessity and was so presentedto I to the committee1 at Us hearingsMr Mr Witu IMSIs I not a fact thai nhotil Ihennl only rlmnee made Is 10 place a Irble there and af Iw rhalrsMr I Mr C fI1 siirmoc It In but there tie morep II ople Catherine there nt th presnt time thanthere I there were formerly becnus they know It Isplace awiitlnt wiitlnt plareIf I members go out into the hallwaythere there is nil tho moro necessity for ajanitor janitor They dont tako tho door withthem i them A classical scholar liko MrWIMIAMS II I WIMIAMS knows at a janitor is nchap chap who minds a door Also n laborerin I in tho Federal tongue IB I person paid tores resMr I Mr FmoEHALD recounted the evolution tion of n hallway into a reception roomFormeily I Formerly a hallway opposite thn entmnce tmnce on tho Democratic sido was theonly Ionly only place where the Democrats couldreceive receive their friends Somebody put nhalf ii i half dozen chairs nnd n table in it Thecorridor corridor is under the control of thoCapitot I Capitot police From time to tinm oneof I0idor of th sc majesties walks through thocorridor corridor to peo that the members of thominority minority do not conduct themselves innn I nn improper manner Wlmt were thoCapitol Capitol police for if not to keep orderin in the corridors Mr FITOIEIIALD oughtto 1to I to know that the Capitol police nre tolook I look at to impose by their authorityTo I To watch chairs nnd tnbles is beneaththeir their dignity To watch a door belongsto I to another profession janitory ThoNow Now York member is averse to janitorsMost I Most people arc in Christmas weekI I do hope that the Home TV 111 not Inauguratea a tyitem of Janitors for the corridors about tblCapitol I Capitol This Is aji cnlctlnz weilee and I nmmtounded mtounded that any dzht men from one committeeithould ithould he atle lo come In here wllh a unanimousreport I pot In favor of tuch an absurd proposition WhyMr I Mr Speaker I would InUte the members of theItouto I lou lo go out and see Just where they wish toplae plae a lanltor I U IhOl1 JO feel from lh doornf II nf tlir House tn the ouulje door of the CapitolThere Ii i There are as I have said perhaps a hal dorenrhilrs I I rhilrs and a table there and to take care of thatreception I reception room I Is proposed to put a Janitor on Iherolls rolls of this House at the rate of ln a monthThis This appeal to the impenetrability ofspnco i spnco is fnr fetched Where to plnce thejanitor janitor Theres always room for himon on the payroll Moro tnlkMr I Mr MANN Mr Speaker I am very much surprised prised at the base InrfitltuJe of ibe minority tideof I of the Home TbayVftug itti apart a receivingroom rom for the benefit of tUo minority end Ibe mem c ber of the m Jor1lyae required tone their frttndiIn In Ihe hill wllh n rhalri and no tableMr Mr Cum of MUiourlAndno janitorMr Mr MANN Hut ihroiifh Ibe marntnlmltr nf I Ihe House controlled by Ihe majority we el apat j acnnldnr tablei and rhalri with opportnnlty foii i people in nil dOn and Ihen the Ia people wheie I I e wish to keep It clean decllno lo have the placiUeplclearf Ueplclearf lnufhlrr Veglveyouthebeitwihave have got and Mill you klelt Laujhler and ap1u pliiiseMr IMr Mr Fironimn 11I the genlleman yleltJust Just a momtnttMr Mr CA ifjCernlnlrMr Mr KmnBnAir Mr Speaker when I 1 abo boy I wan very familiar wllh I motto which hunjon on Ihe wall of many homes I was Oon bless ouihome1 home1 Ilecallln that I think we might properly say In reply lo Ihe gentleman from Illlnoli Joe blew the magnanimity of the majority of Ihll10ut 1 House LaughterIMr Mr WILLIAMS suggested that if thororrldor I rorrldor had been for tho uso of the majority jority instead of the minority then judging Ilnp by recent political history we couldunderstand understand why it wns strictly necessary sary to have somebody on tho payroll tokeep keep It clenn Laughter and applauseIf I the money wns to bo tnken out of thoTrensury Trensury ns n memorial of the chivalrous rous courtesy of the majority to theminority minority how would it do to UBO thesum sum for a little piece of sculptureA I A small pedestal with a mile bll ot a statuettelet let us say of the peaker of th House wllb I orolland and on U Ihe words Klfiyntnth Congress lo theminority minority with the compliments of the majorityLaughter Laughter and applauseWith IWih With this now tribute to the Speakersbeauty beauty and to Republican chivalry thediscussion discussion closed Tho resolution wnsbeaten beaten Th door tho sis chairs andthe toor I the table will have to take care of thempolve polve nnd lay be split for souvenirs byIndy Indy visitorsThe I The Heeeis of CongressThe I The holiday recess is ono of the mostuseful I useful fnctors in nntionnl legislationTho The pessions of tho few weeks whichprecede i precede tho adjournment servo to bringto j to tho front the measures which nro tobecome I become the lending features of the winters ters work There is a general outliningof Iof of the direction to bo given to eachDiscussion Discussion in committee and in personalconference Ieonference conference gives some clue to tho position Itlon tion most likely to bo taken by Individual I vidual Senators nnd RepresentativesThe I The few weeks preceding the recess area I a fort of preface and table of contentsThen I Then comes the recess during whichin I in tho seclusion of home or in conference I ence with constituents tho Congressmangets gets his bearings Ho hns an opportunity tunity to think over nnd to digest someof of tho information furnished in committee tee hearings or through tho columns ofthe I the press Not infrequently I Congressman I man goes homo for tho holidays with C JI I fairly fixed opinion upon a certain question tion nnd returns with quto n differentidea idea He his discovered the error ofhis his ways Tho insurgent may returnns ns the gentlest of lambs or tho lambmay may come back as a rabid iniurgent t The holiday recess this year is an intermission termission following a most interestingprologue prologueJapiuis Japiuis Industrial VroffrnnimeWhether Whether Japan succeeds as many observers servers believe phis will in nssuniing tholeading leading role in the struggle for tho tradeof of the Far East or whether her experience ence supports the prediction of scepticsthere there is no doubt that she is in earnestHut But her trade statistic make it evidentthat that sho has a long road to travel beforoattaining attaining the fulfilment of her aspirations I lions for trade dominationIn Inn recent report ConsulGeneralMiLinn MiLinn htiites thnt tho total number offactories I factories in Japan at the end of 1003 was I 874 Tho population of Japan is somewhat what mOle than half that of tho 1nitedStatus Status In 1900 the State of Connecticutalone Ialole alone had lOOn factoriesthan ithan alole nearly 100 moro fnltoriH than there were in the wholo of tho Mikados IkUloA kados realm in loo At that time only 43 per cent of the Japanese factoriesused used Eteam or other motive power Thototal total number of operatives was ISnKOand i and the vuluo of tho outntit approximated oltlut I mated 150000000 Tho census returnsfor for Connecticut in 1000 show 170409 operatives atives nnd an output valued nt JUMOOO I 000 Massachusetts with 407443 operatives tives compared with Japans lbaStaproduced Ipro produced in 1000 merchandise of a valuoa a little exceeding ono billion dollarOne IOne One of tho heaviest handicaps to theindustrial industrial progress of tat country appears pears in the fact that her mechanics donot not readily adapt themselves to thoeconomical economical u p of machines nnd machinery cry They can build battleships soilthem them and win victories with them Thoycan I can make cannon nnd discharge themwith with destructive precision Thoy rnnnnd Iand and do make n wido variety of articles ofwood Iwood wood nnd of metal Hut they veryquickly quickly wreck and wear out tho machinery ery andthn appliances with which allthis this work is done Tho amount whichmust must bo charged annually to a depreciation tion account is n heavy item This willdoubtless doubtless be overcome in time Thomachines machines and devices BO familiar toAmerican I American mechanics nre new and Htrangoto to them and their mechanical cjlucntionis If likely to prove n costly processThero Thero those who doubt 11110 nro Japanssuccess success as n manufacturing countryThey i They base their argument chiefly on thopresent present mechanical inofTicicncy and ontho I tho limited native supply of raw materials I terials Such a belief is not to bo dismissed I missed summarily as utterly without warrant rant but tho weight of evidence supportstlo tlo conviction that these obstacles willbe be overcome and that before many yearsJapans Japans competitors will b obliged tohustlo hustlo if they would get trade in herneighborhood neighborhoodIlnltlnp Ilnltlnp West Point nnd AnnapolisFor For some reason invisible to tho public lic certain members rt every Congresslove love to bark nt nnd worry Annapolisnnd nnd West Point Tho custom seems tobelong belong to tho good old days when anAmericans Americans hair If ho had any was supposed posed to stnnd bolt upright with horrornt nt the thought of n standing army aristocrats tocrats in uniform military despotismand and BO on The annual barking doesnthurt hut tho military or the naval academyand and may do good to the barkersSome Some time ago the lon THADDEURMACLAY MACLAY MABON of Pennsylvania triedto to make West Point and Annapolis weardrab drab He wanted to provide by law o that i over youth entering nt thoM nuraertaof of war should have to tako an oath notto to engage In fist fighting or hazingNow Now ho tells the Hounol l 10 one of tbost who heller tbal wen Iwiyoung young men or Iwo older men drllberatelr plan tohne have a brutal nol fight that every Instinct ot a enlleman lleman In ihst tight la wiped out That li for dOland and not for menWo Wo havo never seen a dogfight Marquis quis of Quoonsborry rules Apparontljthst thst In 1 Pennsylvania diversion MrMAHON MAHON Is greatly oxorcliwd by the pugilistic listic instincts of tho young satraps oiAnnapolis Annapolis and West PointMr Mr Chalian I am free lo Mr that I baa anappointment appointment to make to the academy and I havea a bright boy of ID years and 1 manth old and I havewithheld withheld bis appointment and I am free 19 uy I I cannot iiend that bright little boy In mydlstrtcidown down to Annapolis without subjecting him lo tblihrrtrl hrrtrl treatment some other person can fill thaiappointment appointment Applause 1 Helsnowllvlngamongcultivated cultivated people and not In dsnger of the Iniultiand and nsts of the big rowdies of upper clanIt I IB nono of our business but wo dohopo hopo that Mr MAIION will never allowthat that bright and undoubtedly sweetlittle little boy to bo brought up ns a fighterPut Put him into something nice soft andcomparatively comparatively nonresistant any the tapeand and thread lino or the charlotte russeIndustry IndustryMr Mr MAo mao ono singular confession fession I was n boy onceThere There must bo somo mistake aboutthis thisThe The Hon TIIETUS WiLLTtETTB SIMSof of Tennessee who saw one game offootball I football nnd that wns enough for himshudders I shudders ns ho criesThink I Think of II Millions have been peat for magnificent nificent biilldlncs orHrern detailed under goodsalaries salaries and joun gentlemen sent there from allparts parts of the Inlted Mates to learn WhAt Therules rules and profilers of the prlzerlng tippereiiiisolar solar plejin stomach punching How ran anyman I man who hM a heart feel promt of a record madeby I by a youn3 man that goes there and learns suchthings things as thaltYes I Yes think of jtl nnd the moro youthink think of it tho less you will think of itThoho I Thoho young devils should be readingTOLSTOI TOLSTOI nnd discussing disarmamentWhats Whats tho uso of educating boys if theynre nre not to bo different from other boysnnd I nnd have this old Adam of fighting castout out of them We feel liko singing noblohymns I hymns in prnfcc of TIIEIUS WILLHETTESIMS SIMS ns ho speaks these wordsI I am nol Milling lo 10lr appropriations here toeducate educate joune men In a charily school lo competewith with Conncrr IITZHIMMONN aad iRFrniEn In thelearning learning of the prlzerln I III 1010 ullllnglyto to wIpe out the whole thing If It cannot be runChrhtan as aChristian Christian nation ought to run I ApplauseIs JII Is war itself Christian Mr SIMSWould Would Chrihtion nation if therewere n really ChristicU i Iwere were one run war schoolsA A good Bray poet tho lon HtooooooDH 1 CUTTKII the Long Island Tlu rcrltui hasjii8t jii8t wold more of hli broad luncU nt I fatprice price I is a plonsire to stc1 the Muse nolonger 1lonlll longer out at elbows and clumping aloagbunfoot Ihllroot bunfoot but whizzing in her devil wagonand and able to substitute thu Micur for thelyro lyro on dividend daysIncnnsrlouH I IncnnsrlouH HumorV Fr K Ihr nr 1orA 7rifninrFxrn Fxrn Ari tula by III very fnin of Ins r xrellonrt rellonrt wnrifil AlhNt Mr Orlrll riunnthopo hop to iFcape Ihe common file nnd lie willnot not ndd to his riputatlun by puttinu personalpriilp priilp and pnw ns bHfnr lie ilinru of thoparty party of his professed tlnvotlonen en llctlelUns HeadgearTo To THE llmioti OP TUP SfNifr I do not bellic llic dm MrcUllin CM r wore a slouch hat It Ispossible possible IIH probable that tn the eiily par ofIm Im In Washlmrton on occasion of ceremon bemUht Iml mUht haw1 the rcjulitlon MlIT hat wlhfethrrs feathers turiid up at one side wllli I sort of Kiltcockade I cockade representing the American coat of armsa a vut of crnyi between a sombrero ali Ihc steeplecrowned crowned tile of the I1lrrlmIn In the Held he wnr the Mcdrllan cap nhlclivai was not like the ridiculous pudding hal servednut nut by the authorities nor quite Ilkr the 1ienchforatro foratro cipuf that day uhlch I rvich resembledbut hit which bar a depressed crownTin1 Tin1 equestrian portrait of the orRnnler of theArmy I Army of the Jolomnr and Us reileniKr nf ler Pope sllaero I llaero In thi committee room of the Hoard otAldermen Aldermen In the l y Hall clve most excellentIdea Idea of the CJineral and his hradicear VolunteerIs Is scarcely correct In MSlnc Ihc Army of the Polomac mac at first mostly wore the fatigue cap Theywent went out ullh the regulation slid fell The slouchbought bought from nutters WM of belter material andreplaced Irrplarrd replaced I Why I 14 historical that at the beginnlns I nlns of Ihc bnttl of icttjsburi the Confederateswho who had eipecfrt lo meet merely Iennsylanlamlllilfl mlllilfl remarked with dlFcust Theyre no mllltlathe the big batted pupb Theyre the Army of the1otomac 1otomac liitsu llnicunENKW NKW YoitK nee S3To To nF Knrrnn or Tnr Sts sir On pac MJof of rprrt HVdi dated A mint 31 IMI OenMeCIllan MeCIllan s shown ullh ouch a rap In HH hand ashe he was always ucarlnff when the wrller saw himIn In 1ST thnt particular pattern of a forage capwith with Ihv hack fo long lhat the round top piece Moodnearly nearly uprlcht on the vlv r It was called a McClelIan Ian cap A IlmmN SilAnreuooTEitNEW NEW HAVUX Conn Dec 2To To TIIF Inirnn or THK RUN sir Your correspondent spondent Vnl uiteer wrlcs on fen MiTlellanillendicar llendicar as follirvsThe The Army of the Potomac generally nore thefatigue fatigue cap and on occasions o ceremony weadded added Iherito a paper collarWill Will Volunteer rrllev the anxiety ol a studentof I of history by describing how tin paper collar wasaffixed affixed lo nr draped upun the fatlue cap ENBW NBW YOKK per 21Hot I Hot Shot for I NcolTo To THR KniTort or THF StN Sin In yourIssue I1le Issue of December 10 Olobc Trolllni Scotsmanwtftes Iwfr wtftes The truth Is you have not r produced Inall 1 your history a really Brent name In literatureor or art or In tb sciences nf the mindThis This countiy has produced I great number ofmen men who have common Eensi CoNHTANT READERMass Mass Dfc vCriminal JAvERnlt IrCrlmln1 Criminal Vandali at llrrsclaProw Prow tlif Lcindnn llobfOne 101 One of the most wntotily lllMcoui actionsever ever performed by 1 robber lirs Just taken plncefit fit IHescla where the palace ot Count Malvarlagowas was the other nlcht hrocen Into by burglars Thethieves thieves however could lay their hands uponno no valuables of their own hind so proceeded d lothe the wilful ilestriietlon of others of ercatly higheralue alue which they probably Knrvt 10 b of no useto to themselves The palace Is full of medievalpaintings paintings by Tlllan Moroni MorMlo llorgognoneand and other ftmous painters ami of rare fifteenthcentury century furniture Two of threatens which contain tain these and other trcsurrs were deliberatelyset set on nre by the disappointed thieves and a number ber of the pictures nnd olher objects perishedAmong Among Ihe paintings destroyed were severalJlorcognones Jlorcognones and a celling by MorettoYuletlde YuletldeTwas Twas a lonely aulo sobblntrAll 1 neglected In the snowAnd And It didnt need a KiplingTo To translate the tale of woPause Pause I chugged with throbbing sorrowVote Vote my situation pleasI I who made the proud and haughtyGrovel Grovel to me on their kneeiNot Not a soul has crawled beneath meNot Not a worshipper hAI knfllTo To Inquire In husky accentsHow low my whatyoucalllt feltI i I have met a mighty rivalQuite I Quite the only one I knowLad I Lad and lass are now repairingUndcrnealb Undcrnealb the mistletoe e O CATTLE tN TOE TROPICSEuropean European u d to eaj that cattle In thetroplo troplos were worth nothing ezo pC for hldo and hOm ThU mar bo true today Inwmo como of tho most humid and h on tod P rl of the tropics butno other dom to anlmnIs Is making 8 tnuoh hoadwny In tho warncountries countries aa oattlo In mAY places ovoiunder under the equator cattlo nro neoomlnj anw now r0 of wealth And tho people nnderiving deriving the much comfort and utility fronthem Fifteen years ago they wero Importlnfcattlo cattlo Into the Congo basin to supply f rwimeat meat for the white Ton tho exporlmenlwoa woa made of Introducing cattlo for breedinspurpose pUre and a It wan thought EuropBuranlmnls anlmnls could not cnduro the change Inollto climate they were brought from the CanarjIslands Islands and other pints off the Afrlcarcoast oat They did well on tho pasturage ortho the lower Congo and finally eomo one conoclved oclved the idea that European breeds woulrthrive thrive In the better olimato of the grealplateau plateau in the InteriorThere There are today about seventy centrefor for breeding cattle scattered over the Con oState State The stock was not brought fromthe the islands but represents o number of thebest best milk and boof breeds of Europe Theenterprise enterprise has not succeeded equally wollin in all places but It has proved on the wholeto to bo a great success Twenty years agethe the natives In vast districts of the Congobasin basin bad never heard of cattle An Angolasaddle saddle ox driven into many a Congo villagewas was one of the wonders of the world Butthe the whole Congo In going to havo all thecattle cattle It needs and the animals are alreadyn n great blowing to tho whites for a thousand sand miles from tho AtlanticIf If we were to take a steamboat trip up thnMagdalena Magdalena River wo should wo just thnbacks I backs of thousands of cattle grazing in ththigh high grass of the hot Colombian plain Hutfewer fewer of the Colombian cattle are going toCuba I Cuba hereafterCubas Cubas herds vifro nearly all destroyndduring I during the long war but by large importation tion tho island has almost 200000 linidnt I nt last and our Secretary of Legation atHavana Havana writes thAt there h an excellentprolt I prolt in fattening cattlo for tho marketThere There ought to be The gra sos arosweet sweet and nutritious and much of thegrazing grazing U of thelxjst quality the year nrounrlHaystacks Haystacks are never a feature of tho Cubanlandscape landscape and a new phase of tlm cattlobusiness business has como in to Increase the profitsof of thn Cuban IndustryTho Tho islanders are beginning to demanda a better grade of beef und they nro importing porting a considerable number of Hcreforclnand and shorthorns Both Spaniards and Cubans ban ore showing an Interest in bettorbreeds breeds and in scientific methods of breeding ing Cuba is beginning to do what thoCongo Congo State hivi been doing for covcralyears years und with good homo markets nndopportunities iopportunitle3 opportunities for export caUtlo rating ialikely likely to bccctno onu of tho threo great indutrie3 dutrie3 of the WandChristmas Christmas at WashingtonTheodore Theodore HelloIncleSam IncleSam HelloTheodore Theodore That you Sammytnele tnele fam Yep dont lnf me lhat hoi songTeddy Teddy Im on to lhat what do you wantTheodore Theodore Want How do you Know I wantanything anything Perhaps 1 have some neus for youIncle Incle Sam Thats llw way they genernll beginnlicn Iwhen when they want romelhlng my onTheodore 1Throdor Theodore Isujhlnc 1 sec ou werent borntie Ittr tie day before jesterday fncle nnd lls well youwere were not loo What I wanted to my was thaiIve Ive received a present A r Miss Columbia Whatdo do sou think II IsInele Inele SmIm a poor guesser Ted Icnrlnecklace necklaceTheodore Theodore Nopetncle tncle Sam Rive II up A new religionTheodorelncle Theodorelncle youre Joktnc Ie seriousVncle Vncle S4m1 cnnt guess my bov ho haseveryihlng everyihlng she neds and more looIhll Is inTheodore Theodore A statueVncle Vncle Sam Gee whiz Of a womanTheodore Theodore w a msntnclc tnclc Sam Vholslt George Abraham tlyBTheodore Theodore Not at all tnclf It l nt a homemade made man You fee tills one lived fnr oer Ihenffis Ann oh many years ago and a sort nf connectionof of his sent his ttatuc over to commemorate thethe the theVnclc Vnclc Sam The whatTheodore Theodore To till the truth lIe forgottenHowever However I couldnt ery well refuse only now 1dont dont know what to do with It uhat do you sugges ges lnrle Sun PhiladelphiaTheodore Theodore Tn le If they could hear ollbctrIOI srrlnis plensernck rnck Sam Isnt there a vacant spot betweenIlnbMe IlnbMe Hums and lull KlmHespTheodore I Theodore Do br lerlous this Is Importanttncle tncle Sam How deep Is the PotomacTheorioie Theorioie Sommy your ancestors must havebeen been either Irish or Gascontncle tncle amOr perhap Greek or Roman nodoubt doubt Theodore Well as a matter of fact I dnntknow know what to advise nu Its a nul uicc anyway way We dont need ntatues we want men andwomen women always Itof dos ou like Ted Youhave have common sense honesty and much oh verymuch much understanding In upltc of all Ihr Indies thitever ever came down the river Ho as joii think bestWliat Wliat dos Miss Columbia sayTheodore Theodore Oh the doesnt care one way or theother other shes too busyVncle Vncle Sam Well use your onn Judgment TedHow How are the Senators to day 1 fell fome teethIhen Ihen Well 60 long ImTheodore Theodore Walt a moment Sam you Siaventforgoten forgoten lhat presenttncle tncle Sam What presentTheodore Theodore Why Ihe one yon promised mrrnuIeno knowVncle Ienotnele Vncle Sam Gone clean out of my mind not anew new SlateTheodore Theodore Dear me no are you listeningtncln tncln Sam YepTheodore Theodore Those boatsVaele Vaele Sam What boatsTheodore Theodore Oh you know well enoughVncle Vncle Sam Search meTheodore Theodore orurTwo battleshipsfarkvcars farkvcars and the Clus CreditTo To TUB KDITOB Of Tnn MK Sir The residentsot ot Seventh avenue who are rlamnrltiR for n parkway way In the centre of that thoroughfare will dowell Irll well to take a look at upper llroartway commonlycalled called The DullyvarU The condition of thhstreet street la a disgrace to any city and I fear whenthe the city shall havt ceased pending the money nnthe the proposed Seventh avenue parkway It will rapidly idly deteriorate Into a similar condition Tliegrass grass plots being so In name only In fact beingcovered covered with Ihe refuse of all descriptions ashesold old shoes tin cans Ac Ihe trees are rapidly dyingmany many of them being a menace lo life bj reason ofIbelr Ibelr rotlenncM The first of July generally findsthe the foliage of a great portion of them demolishedby by caterpillars Till condition obtains In manyof of the other parks but nevertheless Ihe city proceeds I ceeds to spend millions In such questionable Improvements provements aa the new Seventh avenue parkwayPublic Public sentiment should bo aroused lo Ihe ielemneM lemneM of ueh expenditures particularly In viewof of the facl lhat Ihe city finds Increasingly difficultto to nnd a market for lt corporate slock which stockh hA fallen from a ZTS per cent basis In fnrnvr yearslo lo a 8M per cenl bnls and Ihc end Is not yetNrw Nrw YORK Dec rj J T HECHETTSeventh Seventh A T nne NameTo To nm rOnoR op TOE SUN Sir Vhiu Is thematter matter with Seventh avenue It Is Its name tobtgln btgln with It Is really Cevenlh avenue ttnd everyone one Is familiar with it Under that name It Is agood good name and a lucky number If we muslchange change Ihe name of a numbered avenue why notcommence commence wllh Tlflh avenue 1 suggest that It hereafter be known as Avenjiedes des Grafters That would be sonorous fete hlng andtruly truly descriptive n n IIAcconnted BW YORK 3Ae I Acconnted ForFriendly Friendly CopIs this your houseOutlate Outlate Yeah but U muih be another of thoseduplicate duplicate PresentsCarl Carl Sehuri In UcClurei ItnonHnt for Januarytells tells of bis student life at Uonn and the ciclllnclimes limes of U18 Ur Lincoln Stefleni dlicoursea onMayor Mayor Fagan nf JerityClly and Mr H s nnk ron on the beef Iruit while Mr H II Vcedham lells nfPresident President Kootevrlti outdoor life Half a dotenshort short torte Aiake up the notion Mr H E Whitebcglnulnr l bcglnulnr erle ot Artiona NljhU and Ujcrere re icvuat piioc of vert DAL7I1I0nBStranre Strange Paotf Collected by a Visitor InMarjUndi MarjUndi Hlr TcmnTo To TIIK KotTOft op TilE BUN 8Ir Theresro sro many tlilnB In tho city of Haltlmnrcthnt thnt strike thn utranger as peculiar Thecity city Is In no county It li a separate politicaldivision division Dut then It hn no control over Itpnlloo pnlloo force That orunnlzatlon la rulivi bycommlsslnncrt commlsslnncrt appointed by the lovcrnorof of the Htate Tim number of policemencannot cannot Itl Inrreisetl except by permissionfrom from the Htoto IPBlalatiirIn In llnUlmore nearly nil houses exccpt triosbuilt built In recent years are subject to a aroundrent rent which Is Irredeemable and the pwrnonswho who tiavn these ground rents hold on to themand and dont tot no until death compels themto to give them to their descendantsIn In Jlnltlmore when thn city would rondumn dumn property for the mo of Hie public Itcannot cannot get control of It at once AS other citiescan can when they need property for public uses There Is no surh thins as giving bondthem them and tolne on with thn ImprovementKvfry Kvfry property owner whosei lot Is desiredmust must be hpHrd In roiirt If he object to theaward award nf the condemnation Jury If tie Isnot not satisfied wild the verdict nf tho court ItIf J If hiM privilege tn tnkn Ills ense tn thn Courtof of Appeals Tlmt Is the reason thfl buildingof I of Hi new dorks of Jialllnioro lias nlrcndy been delnved eighteen months That Is therinion I rinion thnt It will bo many months yet before I fore work Is commenced on flies docksNow Now If they had a law to give bond and BOon on with the work th docks would have beencompleted completed by this timeBaltimore Baltimore I nm told has voted 11000000SR SR a starter for new parks and boulevardsyet yet Ntringe to cay the conditions at theKSlei KSlei of Its chief pleasure park are mont obnnxlom nnxlom This pnrk railed Druid HIM Is oneof of the shon places of Ilnltlmore As I amrather rather fond of parks I went out there theother other afternoon with n friend allaltlmoreanIhe The clr that earrled us to thA park took usnroiind nroiind n little street with tha aristocraticmme mme of Inrk Terrace This little street1lrids I hinds upon the park and the mAin grit nf theimrk imrk Is on It When the onr stopped wefound I found tlmt It wss necessary to step ofr Into nmasn masn of mud nnd slime three or four Inch 1IIldcll Illicit Although a htrsncer I rould not helpoiiiplalnlns oiiiplalnlns The street was no better tlmnhoe u hoe No attempt had hpn mnde at pnvlnir My Haltlmoro friend Inuched nnd Mid WellIf If yon cin eet that Mriet rieaned nnd maderleeenr rleeenr the miforlty of Unlllmorenns willfine fine your prnl es Ill Ill you over nndsnow snow you he oilier irate nt Enlaw plnoeFor For ouriwltv I went over to the other gatnnd nnd found n rluoh reaching from the cnte forabout I about n h On both sides of this dltrhwere were hniidsiiue IIOIIMS evidently occupiedby by wealthy eltiena of linltlmorehatV hatV the matter I naked Kn municipal cipal nrt Mwleiien park npnroneii or Improveriicnt riicnt soritl s In iltilllmorn Why 11I have lots of them wild my friend hut thenacon I nacon we dont pave thos streets nnd beautiff tiff thi park approaches 10 because of n peculiar culiar law Another peculiar law unlit Iy Yet ivjHed he a law that makes nAhor of one nnd fowl of another All of tho newnirt nirt of IlnUlinore Hist came Into the city fifteen years neo shnll not pay a greater lavrnto rnto Hum i cents nn the Jlim Mho people InHi Ihn old city pny J2 no the finoi unless theblnrlm blnrlm nre nn nrealrr tlmn JTiOOO squarefeet feet have lv houses on them and nre pavedon on nil four Miles Priild Hill Park is In thisRnne Rnne Now If WI pnve tlie e ttreetx nt Ihopnrk pnrk Kate the property of Ilioin on Ihe streetwill will lo nwosed lit SJ on the HIM Instead nf 61 centPo Po ti hnve in htimnrnii vep e tnld nbntitthep thep awful park environs HiNhels nf lettirx tirx have been nmlUd to the newspaperstrzenf trzenf prniesm have been pent tn the Mayornnd nnd I Uy rnunell nnd sold my Haltlmbrefriend friend we dnnt mind publicity If wo canonly only cet rid nf the nuisance all will be fnrClven ehrnI 1 encln f ont nf these protests The boysand and itlrls of the piiblie ohonh try their hands nt composition nn tho park eateg fitHnltlmnre Hnltlmnre Yep this city is a place of peculiar culiar IHWS M illI YOIIK DecA ZICornan A Itoman Catholic Tlieolojlans Keply toMr Mr CoItUvIn SmithTo To Till EDITOR or Tin firs Sir It wouldbe I be hardly fair t nllnxv Mr iolduin Kinithrecent recent braaiUule acalnst Clirlstlnnlty tn tnwithout without nnanswer Itlstrtln there l nothlnKoriginal original In whm lie has wrltlen for he Issimply simply repenting wliat the Ofrman rationnllnlH nllnlH lliieckel nnd llarnnck hnve sntd befire fire him nor lnes IIP ndd nnvtliltiK to thovalun valun of their KrntultotiB ntRUnititlonsThus Thus he writes Thrlstlanlty wns In Itsnrisrin nrisrin amnrnlnotadoenintlr revelation Inlt lt croat manifesto the Sermon on the Mountlliere lliere U not n word of doRinn Tills statchient hient l incorrect Christianity Is based onthn thn diviie fact i eiillally doRmatlc tlmt onChrlMmns ChrlMmns Ijy then r aim Into Ihe world theIncarnate Incarnate l iod lesiis Christ havuiK a divineand and a human nature but only one a divineperionallly perionallly This U the doicma that HCB hehind hind tin1 fprmnn on the Mmint and nlves itvalue value Without thnt preredlnir and fnnda1ieinnl 1ieinnl cinema Ilie Sermon on tho Mountwnuld wnuld be c rly tin di ciiirso of a mere phllisopher opher Iii Vrl lotln or PlainAcrln Acrln Mr hinith says Vor Is there nny Iliini really d iinnti in the IAPPA of si1aiil 1aiil IIIA is iilsn Incnrrrct for the iloKiimof of oriiriiml In l HI clearly nxprertKed In thieiiiMli eiiiMli tn ho liuinni and till dognm nf I IIP Itesuriic tlon or Clirist U w often stated InI St Iinls ev l tlos Unit Mr Smith must be aman man nf couraK In contradict without proofrtn rtn Inlcrpritatlon of all tho great camnienla lor lorlnKIIIII mnkeH Its flrt nppcarnncn In thnfoiirtli foiirtli Ciiispir Is another assertion of the il liNtrloua rontriverslallft who forsnt Hint in Matlhew clinpter xxvl VII ol Jesus olcninly cninly Interrogated by llm lileh prlevt rk daril liliiiulf tn be the Son of Ood for which declaration be MS condemned to death nKiiiityof Kiiiityof blasphemy 1 Marl xlvn2i ThosnpeU liII iintrdiito the fourth lJnnuirli V llieoloclcal klndcrcnrten wnuld be iiocen nrV for a pieiitio who cnv R Hint thn work of Hie fnurlh Cinspcl ii tho work nf nn Alnxaridriaa lew Mr Smith in making thli nRscrtlonshown shown that IIP Is nnt ve posted In recfiit lllhllcnl crltlci rn and cannot have rend theable able refutation of iliis rntlofmllmlc theory by Itnllan and iermnn scholari within the pant few yearsFrom From Biblical lore Mr Smith skips lo Church history nrnf here ninlii Im is in error Hesays says Iliin HIM t h irrli Imvlne been Identl lld wllh the Stale nnd that Hintebelnir th liyantinn despntlim Thn nlhollfChiirchwas was never Ideiitifleil with the Dvnntlnn OHpotisiu potisiu The 1npe wai nnvcr Kniperor and the Kniperor never Pope Th union Or Church nnd State does not mean their Identi fication Mr Smith Is nol nlwiiys unrefulof of his wnrds he meant milled hlit he wrntn Idiijlined The fniled States are not the lilcniilled SinterAgain Again Wo buve 1opes ln tigntlnit the Norman to Hi connuest of Knslrind and Ireland In the interest nf the fnllb iut lievery every one knows Knglnnd and Irelnnd had the Inilh In iifrfectinn In nr before tlm Xor inan InviiMon In wliitl book of poems doM Mr Smith strdy historyAgain Again Tln lniui itloii with its me rfii it lhi rn were two Inquisitions t Unman Iriiii1 itinn n spiritual tribunal winsi si ill nxistsnnd whicli never Imd an nufn rfnnijil nijil the hparush ImiulItlnn n pnllllral IMitutinn Mitutinn of hioh lie Maibtro ono of Mr Smiths literary rl nd Rives an nxcrllimt an mint true ncholnr Is always precise In his stnlemelils I wnuld riMcf fully sugcest thnt Mr Smith rend Mnlstroi letters on Hie Hnnnish inijnii und th flies of thn firillit Cnl Inlim fur lliepnHt Iwn years for Biblical in foniiaimn Of courv the fmfA l a Jesuitpiiblicatirn piiblicatirn nnd Mr Hmltli does not ilk liiiiltlsin perhaps becaiiHi when a Jviult writes Imtniy he is accuslniiiid to niiotooriginal original documents and when hn writes theoloisy he is logical nnd coniclentlotiH In dlstliigiisliliiK tho dlfterent meanings nf woriJs nnd of thlnirs HO as to he exact and truthful IlKNlir A nitAXS I I Hector of St Auneiu Church NKW YonK Deo Hromplnlnt romplnlntKnlckerIs KnlckerIs Subhubs klcklnn about the weathert llockcr Yes he says H has been so mild he hasnt been able to lenil the snowshovelIdentlfled IdentlfledFrom From the HlUMnaron starXo Xo such man s Saniy Claus Vow what you talUIn1 boutT I used to have tliat feelln of uncertainty an donhi Hut personal experience Is what has proved to Si Hes jiM as real as anylhlni that you could wish to secWhen When Ohrl ma Pay Is under way and Hints are hramlntr brljhlI I notice if Im Kind o lilur an not Jes feelln rtirht Thin worM serins Ilki a surly clilld thai needs a tnl ln toAn An Santy iloesnt come aroun like what he utedHut Hut on the other hand If mydljcstlonsstrons an1COOCli COOCliI I start In spresdln1 ChrlMmas fheer aroun Ihe nelshborhoodAn An flnd an echo In my heart for every latich of ileeou ou wouldnt want a more Industrious Santy Claus than meSo So dnnl you try lo clve me no more thoughts tostruggle struggle withSuge Suge tln that ol Sanly Claut li nolhtn but a mythIve Ive oVirnonwrated many times he tanjlble andBecause Because you tee Im Emty Clam myaejf an 10 SlCCKSSEffort Effort to fitnp TrafTlo In IVnrthlei AmrrScan can IlrRrrei nnd MocnsenTO TO THK KlllTOn OP TUB HfNSlr Snyears years ncn next January ft man walked into tlmconsulate consulate nt Munich and had elm assurum ito to tell me that he was izolim tn Americn to binhimself himself a professional decree wiyltm Hint rAmericn Americn anything could be done willi mnnI I watched that fctlnws rrlurn nnd Mcutiievldiiicn evldiiicn tlmt his fraudilleMl license m iiioadomlodiitroe iioadomlodiitroe omannledfnuiifhlciui Imy my sorrow 1 soon learned that n trntllc drspread spread was cnrrUd on from ntir couniry wnmany many lands but especially lermanyKnur Knur years n o I brniutht home photgraphic graphic reproductions of a bushel of miihworthless worthless dncuments but tn my sorrowlearned learned that only the origins documentscould could be used In th courts snd my wholeendeavor endeavor wns berated as a tempest In s trspot pot Persistency of endeavor however rewordedme me with evidence right here nt hnme againsta a prominent Htnte official nf Illinois Icaused caused his removal and Insisted on mnklnsnf nf him an example hnlh on account of thew w ronif he had committed here and tne suffering ing ho had entailed imnn American practitioners tioners In Oennanv The iovernment nndcourts courts there have long n lost faith In ourability ability to stay the perpetration nf this wroncbecause because nf the clelny In nur courtsKnur Knur years hnve elapsed nnd Inday I amgreeted greeted by the report that the cnurls of Illinois nois have rneliit nut punlphrnnit to thooffender offender referred to aboveThero Thero ctlll remain others whose punishment ment should follow nnd there Is reason to hopthat that the full measure nf success may yetcrown crown my efforts tn rid our country of thisshameful shameful traffic and Ormnny of Its consquent quent imposition JAMFH II WORMANUNITED UNITED STATFH rosst IAIE Three RiversQuebec Quebec Canada Pec aiTan Tan ornFf SIDE OF THE WOULDNot Not only has Japan a large and Increasing oceanmarine marine of her own hut one of her shlpplnf companies panies the Nippon Yu en Kslsja now has thlrtvfour four oceaiifolnir lcam hlps of 77002 atrcieKnttonnage tonnage under charter If these fifteen of 457Mtons tons are Iirllsh seven of 1110 tons JNnrwejUntwo two of 3703 tons German In other words twenlyfour four foreln ships of JBWD Ions are necessary tothis this one company besides Its own very larce deeiowned owned and hired of Japanese vessels for Its sbirecarrying carrying of Japans great and griming commerce merceAlmost Almost dolly ocean steamships loaded withfreight freight pasengers andmall air arriving at thePort Port of Manila from alt parts of the world whileManilas Manilas development as a shlpplnc centre for hOrlnt Orlnt has hardy h ji Wlnt nriy we nit expect pect when Manilas harbor and die t lmprovemntsare are completedChlie Chlie sudents In fapii niw numher mornan nan VK1 encol In all th itlle available atAmerican American hljh sthoils collejei unlverall1s prfeulnnal feulnnal technleil and trade schoolsHrltlnh Hrltlnh coal Is beln Imported Into MirlU IT7MO 7MO ton Kits Othr shipments for the I lin1soti oti of 5 tiint and more do int louh ManilHJapan Japan and Australia also ship coal to the Ihlllppines pinesPr Pr n X tlrlnck Ileputy SlperlnndV OTerst erst of Idujllon ot the Phlllpplns siys that thelalairls lalairls hue SW America teachers f o nitlvsteachers teachers an 1 mire than tOVW unlive pupils HlcJapanes Japanes In Intellectual readiness and keennessShipments Shipments of 500 to 7010 bales of henjp fromManila Manila rnj other ports In the Philippines ar analmost almost dally occurrenceDouble Double tracking the Siberian Railway will certalnly talnly ml ocur for a year or two A there areneither neither rails nnruther material nor workmen aloaztho tho lines ti dlinulty Is creaf Moreover thewiolc wiolc of the S11U000 approprUtlon for the purpose pose has been ipentLorea Lorea affords good opportunities for shootingboth both larg and small game and lias a delightfulclimate climate at all seasons ofthe year The new Amertean ean llie of steamers Japan la Corea Is nlrcadravailable availableManila Manila dolly papers record vcf elj arriving fromand and leaving for Norfolk Va MonrUon1 allCnlnessporls porls all Japanese ports til Australian ports Kanrraarlscn rraarlscn ilonnhiltl Seattle New Yorlr and manyother other ports of Ihe world That reads Much like aport port of New Vork shipping list Tho Philippinecoast coast steamer IM Is a much laryi r oneThe The nusso Chinese bank at okohama Is reopening opening In ordr to defray the travelling expensesof of Ihe rtuslan prisoners returning homeJapans Japans Oovrmncnt will realize JRlooODO fromtle tle sale of such merchant vetsIs seled duringthf thf war as It does not desire to keep for Its owiiauxiliary auxiliary serviceIt It Is understood that altogether the peace neirotlatlons tlatlons cost the Japanese ioiernment looonoCargo Cargo for the line of tie Inlled Stales navyreaches reaches Manila In lots of iono tons or more fiequently quentlyA A number of adverllsni poclet dlellonarleient ent by an merlcan eirm lo 0iecns Collciri loi rkoni koni were lorn In nleeei hv the stilenis Identuchina dentuchina hasa spasm of frenled ediiculonThe The AfdrjrMirla Itnllu nmin the JapRiiie i VI Tpithllshed pithllshed In Vcwohwang Maichiirla reentv rn 1editorially editorially We repat that evry Inch of ielurla elurla under Japanese oerunntlnn now lias he ntiourht tiourht for a dear price In blood CM1 mon i nJapan Japan Is Us legitimate owner Illii has rfrJiersU7ralntv JiersU7ralntv over It hv iHiee mikln o na a present nf It to Hussla Vverlhles 1 nwill will do what lite I real y of peTv sv s r re l cluirla to China but there Is notlilnr ti rre ther her buying H bade again at snoi noiil r MIJC sChina China chiwses to acceptOrand Orand opera vaudeville melidrvnn HM I hdrsma drsma clrcus s cijrch sicl Mes hnslnii isnnewspaper newspaper fights nnd coclt rlthls e uricthe the day In UIII New Vor ohrvt n nas as Manila I IThe The well lirown Kusstin fin ot riiulmre ti isays says the Mnntlt nifiilultli neu1 o n sshipping shipping business at VTallvostnU with n ihr ffron fron theOovrimiit an1 tno irn s rririiA iship ship s rvle1 biipen tanin Carea and filmreal real object of this en rorlsr Is to optns t rpanl7llTn panl7llTn n Iifl JapantmR volunlfT hti Toppasltlon oppasltlon will be as full as Is all opjwvil nJapans Japans commercial developmentManila Manila shliped no less thrn inVW he f tby by the Shawmilt to Tacnmt Vns nn iiih rH H In addition the Mciiner carried tum npackages packages of Phllliplne prodlels Includln 1 ioiManila Manila cigars She had arrved wllh 7or i nn ifAmerican American goods Yet im people uy n trad tTolume Tolume can never he hull up bslween tile 1 filates and the InlllpplnesManila Manila advertisements Include st amshlp ropsnles psnles hanks tobacrn companies forvardia a ent vaiidevtll Chines partneishlps and dissolutions solutions bonded warehouses boat hullderclneers clneers accountants stnozraphers law ers n eleopard leopard for ssle gunpowder hunting goods liMrrnumerous numerous eleculc railway electric UelitlTetelephones telephones beer shoes hotels drugglM nr 1accident accident typhoon and every clnd of Insiirsnstock stock brokers luicket shops churches V MI vcircus circus grand opera Iron works farm tnachinermalt malt extracts commission merchants liimhrdealers dealers houses lo sell and rent evi rv one wlii afine fine vlewi boarding houses PortUnd cenettall tall rs in moon andtldc reporU weaiherbiremall mall closings ship Rnlllnzs and arrlals Mlimsoyster oyster grottoes hnrss prodtic dealers bvhclrar clrar shops anJ slrange to my nn n slnjlo dtrgoods goods emporium This list would do for rAmerican American coatt cityIt It Is stated that Ihe Jtamburz mcrlcin edNorth North German Lloyd ahlpplng companies will slines lines to combat Japanese shipping on the YangfKlver Klver ChinaIn In spite of the boycott Chinese have orderelIn In tile United SMtes a large steel dredfcr slmiarto to those In u e In California Boycotts are not laIt It when American goods are wanted and mi Tcan can be made out of them Ita Impossible to buycott cott the lively dollarIn In fifty years New Zealands population Mgrown grown from 37000 to S57000 consisting nf M 0males males and 03xx females In 1871 lHOrvX screiwere were under cultivation In 1904 13aJSoo acresIn In 10M New Zealand had JI4000 horses lhead head nf cnttl ISSROOV sheep and unnn hniPiiports Piiports Increassd from Moaj001 In 1811 to S73 orjOio Oio In 1001 white Imports rojo from tS730M InllVStOiWC4M000 llVStOiWC4M000 In 1SOIIndias Indias Increaas tn cotton acreage this vear If 8 per cent That part of India known as th n liedIrivlajs Irivlajs his 4511011 aroj undsr cott on nnsrCanadas Canadas shipping service to Australia reeeivesiilon iilon annual subsidy mil that to China 1Japn Japn 7ill The Hrtllsh Onvernmnt p slime lime amount to tho China and Japan servicepay pay nothing except freight money to fmijaowned owned Hues Old ArkaniaiFrom From a ipftch In the House buUir nan n R If iSir Sir In closing p rmlt me to slightly pirapfrssethe the eftiiblon of the verneniaker and arLet Let the howlers howl and the growlers growlLet Let the prowlers prowl and the gaudy grwsis rIt ItFor For behind the night there li plenty of lightAnd And the people of old Arkansas are all rlgiiCod CodAm Am I know tU

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TrtW W wvrrfifE J r TfTlrTE d I ITilE S fifE SUN SUNDAY DECEMBER 24 1905 I S 7 I HAMILTON SENDS STATEMENTror Ml V i MCML WfVfJS 1TTIIFll ll IiI TOO 111 TO COMKTIP TIP llrflM of Hie linrumrnt Kept Keerpt M t Merlins of HilliiHl TruMrpq 1111111 ID Ui Hrrm Ifcratwp oflat lnIr llorlKUKe CII Stock iraftJohn Jnhn C MeCall non of President McCnllof of liI NYw York Life and tho nocrctaryof of ill rmpnny who went lo Paris to Myto to et iiin Judge Andy Hamilton toiciuri iciuri nivl testify cforo tho Armstrong comriitpp pot back yesterday on thoiwiiinWp iwiiinWp Il Imilnp Mr Mcol wnsmet met at tlie pier by hlsMvifo and 1 friendlie lie BVP nut thlf typewritten htnternenlhi I hi v I reperl from Iiidoto Hamiltonslvini slvini H letitild ami explicit statement ofhlsrrHi hlsrrHi N hUt of tin work performed hy himnhil nhil i iirce of th ltfifllatlv anl IIXItiM tim riu of Ihn New York Ilfn lnsiirininiiii iniiii m t I1 luted Stitei nivl nci adiirt diirlna In tHt ten yeiriiiiti I iiiti cive the ditallsof his report untilth th i 1 mont Is first prevnted to tlm specialt t nf lh board of Irustpes cn I o hnlrr IrUAIIA recentlyI 11 10 11 i In eiwnt of thi special lommltII I fhtll II IHnl present ludtfi Hamilton ton lenient to the special leBlslalivoiTrnniii mollp Senator Armstrong chairmanfnM fnM nf HID report will then be furnishediiulsfl tn HI rrpoih h iiulsfl Hamilton sailed for EuropeJuly July II several weeks before the InsurnncnInvfiBiitloa InvfiBiitloa was ordered or tho Arnntronircrana crana appointed he was In very pOOl bat ti arirl iirnctlcally hn has been In thehnn1 hnn1 if h physicians ever since tils arrivalon on ih hr sideviis le viis nnxiniM to return nn1 present hisitntiTinr itntiTinr in persin but ho was advisedvcrv vcrv fiirnnfiMy by tin doctors who OTtiflsi PI tiflsi I have not to mnk the trip at thisIWMSH IWMSH if HIP yrnr in his present ioiiilition I iiinnt giVe any otliernr further port itllhr hr I iinlcc llnmllinns very voluminousjtai jtai ni iit fur thi T Asrtns siRtPl It nut u Stirt frt IIP pr MfitPd to thp hoird of Inmtiesan ani inTi M th State IniTsUfivp rninmitteobeor beor HIP dneiiinniit Is tiven M tlm prisiYom Yom Mr McCnll immediately upon hisarrival arrival went to thi homo of his fntherwhen when tIlt two remained in conferenceall all tie afternoon Tbo Hamilton statementmil mil probably bo presumed to tht New Yoi kLife Life tntitps on Tiimdny Lint to the IcgUlutive tire riinniittpo on WtdnodaIt It wiu rejiotted yesterday that the NowYork York Lifes i pflnvosiKatiii commliteoill wi rruiis President hC11 for havingcinfilnited cinfilnited to the Kopiibilcnn campaignof 01111 but will stand by his camlaln ing fluooO to tho Kepublicain in each ofthn thn free xilver campaignsThp Thp meetini of the Mutual Iifno bnnrilof of trustees flXt Wedivsdiiy i likely tobe b itin of the fctonnto that body overheld held A d mind will probably lw maduon on the mem hern of tho llnunco CO to nut teelrnpiivtiteul InipliiJited in the Lawyers Mortgage Comfany any lock scandal t explain fully whythey they diverted many thousand of aollaraof of pnfit on this stock from the MutuulViS trpalrS S ir iemoinbsrs of the board of trusteesnoalnv noah tho nien who nro on thp MutualsRifinvo Rifinvo tigatin rommitte will want toknow know ton whether this Lawyers Mortgasofnniany fnniany Stu k matter hal anything to ilowith with dptennrng th nttituda of snmjrnpinl rnpinl rs of thn Lard toward an out and outwa innlgath11Till Tt1eharg3 wa made som time agr thnttin1 tin1 flan p conunittoi fa tion of the Mutuala I wa irongly oppaseri to having n wiilnornn ornn ixamiiatiDti of the fompauy a aflairs1h I i 1h iiiinb of this fa tiol W f for r I orRmuation first aul for ai invostigntionlater I later rite Mutuals KeirinveJtlgatiriKrommittee rommittee of which William I TrursdnloIs I Is hnlnnan refu ed n First to ronsidrrtto tto plnIllr suoti IIU invettiratinj omninipe I ninipe found hat inninnernbl harior Iwen wen blt ill I I t Iie way of th aoimtantK I oimtantK who had been put to work by thecommittee committee Illh MiunlV oFMppu j For two wpoks or m in tlie a roiintantstire tire pranti iHy at a siandktill and in tiomELntitutct I miantimn the fight was IHng waged litwfien twfien the two hi lon in the board Jbpresult result of th fight is a inatlnr of reordnow I wlhe selfInvestigating committee surrendered rendered and Charier A Ppilndy tbofnanip I fnanip committpp lations c aiididitpwnn was epppl presidpnt One nietnlxr ofthp I thp flnntuo Ouutmit tee who ia Involved Ilthe I the nrpent H nnrlii 1 X Jnrvio wnti rum I of the committee of five win h reled AirPwihody Pwihody Icni 1 the reform c ntuiiiliiiK fo presiIcni IcniMr tpI IVibody will IPt 1Iw th dutiesot ot hi oltice until lanuary I iersoiihf hf are fiirnllinr with Mutual affairs exrrhjcd rrhjcd tin ollnlol ytf Cilia v that Mrreabody Feat dv will have t lit bli ni kind of I hcuio cloaiiinc job on hi hunt befoiithe the satuhl firowini out of Tridny disrlo J rlo iiriM blown over Mr Ioalody refusedtohn 10 PSt Ut rviwpd yestnrdivAtuu IIU President IVederie fromwellhi hi was ono of the flnnnrt committopnireotirs nireotirs who tot a slice of IiI stock interil tenisd for tho Mutual was not nt his off ywterday Nobody nt tlm Mutiinl buildinronlil onlil otlur any explanation of how MrCromwell Cromwell huprwned to forget In bin ionVT6auoii VT6auoii with President uKR hill ofth Iho lawyers Title Inturanco r impinythat that he had Rot 10 nhir K of the stockhirli whirl t the Mortpnn rompitiy intendedin for in Mutual Mr fieslnll tfhtlledfor for tin Armstrong committee that MiCromwii Cromwii expreh 3d Kr at Hirprinn whenIl h Il him that thinhart ijiwyprx MortRiiRerik I rik hart none to individuaLs nnd not lieI tn Miituil company It wai learned yesterday thnt JuliusHpe Hpe iln nied clerk in th Mutunlit supply I ia r inuit who wai reported missingl A rpw iivn no really let his cleslt on tliotstrMfiiint tstrMfiiint of I man connected with thoMutnnl Mutnnl Iifl Hove i wns Fail vesterdnv was tn d I u gut out soon after the ArinMronil1 l1 ii itiiiu commit I 0 b van to uncoverthe the r irregularities In tho supply doilu rkrlmpnr 111 is thp dppartment in which Andy liPtI the legislative generalissimo holdrth fT Iovp has hsen eta ving at the homoj c j I a 1 ir Miiids of the Mutual in Mont 111 r N 1 tin showed Up one dav at theiiiiiiii iiiiiiii lire aCtor HIP rttory about hue missine ine rcr nlr in HIP Mipply department wasruMipel ruMipel 11 vent linck to Nov lersey cn thr nine day to continue his vacationinrr inrr KIKIY sinnTl T Ilalnnild nmuum fnunell Prjiet left I ItIll Aeiilt HimPuiSFiri11 PuiSFiri11 X J Doc 23Chief nfPiilre Piilre p s hlilv who has boon up for trialon on pharire prufeired agaInst him by Counrtlmeti rtlmeti illhm S Tylor nnd William StarrBllloiK BllloiK two members of tho tommonf f iunin poiiro committeo was prnctienllyviMllt IIff iat night Tho Common Counn1 n1 n log ns n court rendered 1 verdictofarriK ofarriK tho oif of all charges pertninlnKi tO Ii mirnllty and efficiency Ho wasadjudRed lhr jul adjudRed guilty of attending thp ToKothor Clubcomposod of TOlftho llh composed rtyonrlI IfliiN and politicians ant where liquorI Ii s 1 amid of reIealnB irlsoners fromthe I the iy joi witnout heariiiK or ball Ita a I aitompted to show hot tho chiefK I I I illy of irituiicitt ton and failing to1ev I Joy jii debtsHi Hi mo uatiiaKinK testimony againstins II ulna ini tlmonv alainl ins Fr 1111 was niven bv ITosecutorJiiRii I jipn JIIHI of 11101 county Ho told of anvrii0n 1Ilr1 hut had with i 10 Tvler iirior 10 i hut nun at John J lofls place alleged1falirany I itt hu 1falirany in which tho latter wasWei Wei I 1 saving t ha he wdnted to muknri ri ri 1 for pnittical olToct that he did 111 I rro anytlunK about floirjr jr ivler denied th statement and inid reFl id that Mr English told him thntpIHicni o irt I pIHicni intermeddling In hilmRl of f lmRl 10 have tho lovornor ap TIII i n I jmK HO that tm could get outraid Ir it j raid at ions pilc was made 1 I T Iyllr and Xlr ullock over Chief sh IIt OoI Ww indicted by tho rani Jry Und lined t50 IoliticH played I lal par in tlm trial the dofenco at tent1 ie to i ro e that tho move agalastiJ he iJ hC lirtnient was actuated byJnn Jnnlre to driva the HcpuMicnn organlwi orgnnlz Jnn from power lepublcn 1 MOKH tvn AVTnonsWill Will N Hnrhnn given nn Interestingaccount account of how he came to write his firstnoviil noviil Tho author admit that ho was nnIndifferent Indifferent pupil lit school being knownohlelly ohlelly for tho excellent compositions whichho ho wrote for himself and for liln schoolmates I mates At the ago of 12 being suddenlycalled called upon for nn original conipofltlnnto to bo rood before tho school he dcoredtho tho first iwo chapters of bIN first novolOld Old Buckskin the HIlt Humor of thoOrnnt Ornnt West finishing amid a storm ofnpplniiHO npplniiHO with To ho continued In ournext next Tho fiohoolmnMer believed thothing thing hnd bean copied from a dime novelbut but the boys offered him his first literaryremuneration remuneration In the Hlmpo of marbles andtops tops for the exciting continuation of Thestory story which ho author Rave from tho headof of 1 barrel in a nearby barn to what hocalls calls the most apprf clntlvn audience hoever I ever has had DcHdes HIP now Americanedition edition of Polo linker Will N Hnrbenslatest latest story which Is being printed thiswoek woek the Harpers ore preparing t largeAustralian Australian editionTho Tho famous Dr Theodore Tronchlnfigures figures conspicuously In two books of thoBenson Benson the popular edition of The Ufaof of Voltaire and Mme fieoffrln andHer Her Salon The methods of this enlightened ened doctor of 1750 who was railed one ofthe the best and wisest friends Voltaire everhad had and who unveil Paris from a nmallpoxplngim plague ly making inoculation fashionablewere were remarkably like the most advancedmedical medical treatment of lie twentieth centuryIn In the days of tho dark ages in medicinewhen when bloodletting was the universal panaceaho ht ordered snrerly any drugs for his patients tients n great deal of exercise plenty offresh fresh air early hours ventilation in sleeping ing rooms personal cleanliness ml age nud nmplo foodIt 11111 r la n piirlous fact save tho Londonfiook I nook Voifi that maiusiriptxf by womannie i are rnrejy as clean niul tidy as thosapnrinreil pnrinreil by men Mn editors willadmitIn admitIn candid if ungallant momentsthat that they would rather tacklo two w01ld rthtr 101Ido manuscripts scripts by yarn than one in a hand thatshould should bo fairerJohn John Oliver Hohhos the author of ThoFluto Flute of Pan claims that tho novel Is Inreality reality the only truo picture of moderncourt court life that has hen written In recentyearn yearn I II 1 Princess of Wales haswritten I written Mrs Craivio an enthusiastic letterabout about the hoole tn the oiTect that she read Itwith I with doli ht hocaiso It was the only bookHIO HIO had ever read that gave nn accuratepicturo I picture of court life She Is tho godmotherof of one of Mrs Iminies nephew and ono oftho I tho authors earlier novels was written attho the country homo of the 1rlncesi TheQueen Queen is enthusiastic about tho book andthe the PrincoH says that she likes it bettortlmn I tItan anything bho ltuu over readIlecent Ilecent recruits to the New York literarycolony I colony are Frances A Matthews the authorof of The Staircase of Surpri who hareturned returned from tho country to her home InNew New York where she wU remain throughthe the winter Mr Itobnrt Chambers hasclosed j cOol his country place at Uroadnlhln andhat hat come to Now York for the winterMiss Miss Franco Davldne tho young writerhas has also rutumud to the city and is nt workon I on a now book Mrs Crnljie has beenreceiving IrlPllvln receiving great siccois with her hrllinnttalks Itll talks on wharply contrasting thomes andwill will return later In the season for freshovations ovations nrul further honors MeantimeHall Hal nine bus returned to his homo in thoIsle Isle of Man to got over II till Dr ThomasFvans 1 Fvans has returned to Paris mid h1 Humphry Wnnl notwithstanding manyreport report to the ioutrary will not make herviit viit to this country before the altumn orearly early winter of iifxt yearBookseller Bookseller in Knglnml report that there revolution I n ID i i tu using a new demand mand for liiclens Tale of Two Cities On of the intTO ing articles in theJan Jan I t ury number of llarferx Ratar is devoted I voted to tin work of Hrlpi Hyde the cleverCiilifoniimi Ciilifoniimi who has invented ti npw colorprocess process or printing from etched platesnnd I nnd him attained distinction with her etchings ings of Japanese children At first MissHyde I Hyde hnd difficulty in prrsiiriding theJapanese Japanese mothers that nn hnrm wouldi i f ole to their almond fed offspring throughj j t Ito artist unrig thll ns models Litern n fresh embarrassment nroe in tho visitorsI I who came brinKiiig eio pictures nnd othpri i Rifts and politely hut firmly InlsUIIpon I upon taking away the sketches In returnI I nfter the Japanese fashion Mls R HydeI I Ierfpctfd her knowcdgo of Jnpnriuso nrtby I by studying umhr Knno Tomonobu working I ing in tIl Japiinoso fashionsitting on herfoot foot with the paper flat on tho floor In frontI I of her The people of Japan arc enthusinstic nstic In their praise of Miss Hydos worknnd exhibition awarded thefirst antI nt 1 recent Ihibiion awardoc first prize to her contributionAdmirers Admirers of Pam will rejoice to hoarthat I that Baroness von Hutton is writing I I sequel to thn book concerning this verysincero sincere character of unconventional anduniiiia I uniiiia conviction Tim book will be1tiIliSI0l published next year by Dodd Mead t CoWhile While tho literature of poetry Is full ofmother Whll ItfrnlrA plr fll mother love tin litPrnturp of fiction furniihps niihps few example of good mother Most heroes and heroines nro orphans ornrn mire tho victims of wicked mothers nndcrup I crup Flepmothers Dickens wns unfortunate tunate In his home life and the mothers ofhis I his imagination aro for tho most part unworthy worthy ones Thackeray omitted tho portrnituro trnituro of n really strong and beautifulmother mother type Huport Hughes feeling rtioInjustice Injustice of fiction toward mothers determined mined to remedy I so fir ns his own workwn1 was concerned In his story of Tho Whirlwind tho mother of the heroni I wind he portrayed thE hlroI ni making every sacrifice powiblo for tliohappiness I happiness tho education nnd thin successof of her non In his latest novel Xal thomother mother Is f prominent and beautiful character net orfind trinclimax of the story is a scenein in which the hero is confronted with thonecessity necessity of choosing which ho shall pnvefrom from imminent death his mother or hissweetheart sweetheart Tho mother solves tho problem lent I y the supreme sacrifice of giving herlife life for her sons happinessMaxwell Maxwell Gray the author of Tho Silenceof of Dean Maitliind has just finished anothernovel novel which tho Applotoiw will publish Intlm the spring Tho work In called The GreatRefusal Refusal snd ono of its Interesting featuresis is 1 dojcriotion of English university lifeTlm Tlm Hprctntnr pays I graceful tribute toMr Mr Howellsn latest book London Filmsin in which tho American author sketchesthe the peculiarities of what ho calls our contemporary temporary ancestors An American visitor itor is not 1 stranger says the SpectatorWith With our language on his lips our trnditl I m In his memory our blood in his ll p is idlo to deny that ho is in a positionto to judgn of IH and it is Impossible to readHO HO kind n judgment an Mr W D Howellspronounces pJnounC in his last work without akeen keen sense cf pleasure and even a touchof of emotion Mr Howells has given totho tho American perhaps consciously a favorablfl ablfl likeness of a friendly people antI unconsciously consciously IIOA given to the EngU 0 truepicture picture of an American frlCd FOREST RESERVE GRAB CHECKCIWATK CIWATK POINTS OUT TIT TiltCOSTITVTIO COSTITVTIO FOIinillSTlirrfby Tlirrfby IrMflUnc the Plan of frnMriAltltiy Altltiy and Adirmtilin Merrill tofltrrnnw fltrrnnw Nlutn Innriii In Ilcbnir nlPrhntrElrelrlpBntlluinlirrlonipanlri rrlmtl Elrllrll and IuinluerConmpanlviJoseph Joseph H Clioato has submitted nnopinion opinion on behalf of the Association foitho the Protection of the Adirondacks In rolallon lotion to the attempt to dam certain Adirondack dack rivers and overflow parts of the Stateforeat forest preserve for private power supplyingpurpoHPs purpoHPs This opinion has been filedwith with tho River Improvement Commissionwhich which has boon holding hearings In thflmatter matter Senator Mnlby and AsuemblymanMerrltt Merrltt both of St Lawrence county appearing pearing as attorneys for the power Interests crests Mr Choato saysMy My opinion II asked n to the right ofthn the Hlver Improvement Commission withthe the approval of the Legislature to orderimprovements improvements upon any river or waterroursn I retinue which shall necessarily InvolvE tho permanent flooding and consequentdestruction destruction of timber upon the lands of thoKtate State constituting tho forest preserveand and I am of the opinion that n such rightoiUt exists In the River Improvement Commission mission and the Legislature combinedbut but that the exercise of the name by themunder under the act creating tho commission Iseffectually effectually and absolutely prohibited bytho tho seventh section Article VII of tho Constitution stitution of the State of Xew York asvird revised vised In 1891At At the time of the Constitutional Convention tion Mr Choato declared that if It hndaccompllihod accomplished nothing else the sactiin safeguarding guarding tho forest preserve wan worthwhiln while whinNothIng could be morn plain explicitnnd mind conclusive he says In this opinionthan than tho language used In thin constitutional tional proviijn As applied to tho particular ticular juehtion in hand I Is Tho lands oftho tho State I constituting the ForestIrwsprvp Preserve shall be forever kept R wildforewt fort lands nor shall the tlmb rthereon thereon be ole removed or destroyedUpon Upon its fnco and in actual substance It wnnplainly plainly designed B a restraint upon thepower power which had previously exiittxl In theLogHnturo LogHnturo nnd was carefully contrived fortho the effectual protection of the Ko et Preserve serve and the timber theinon from justsuch such inroads ns are Indicated In the questionsubmitted submitted under legislative authoritywhether whether dirett or indirectIt I Is not possible to mistake thin meaningof of tho language used nor Is it capable nfmore more than ono Interpretation Any improvement provement attempted under the law creating ing the River Communion which preventsthe the lands of the State from bring Kept forover over ai wild forest land and iifcitwarilycauses causes tho destruction of timber theieonii ii absolutely prohibited and under no pleiof of necessity or change of policy or publicwelfare welfare can the effect of the eonst it Lit niitiroviiun tiroviiun be evaded Tht people assembledin jIldvn in convention in their fundamental capacityin in framing t lie imiemlmunt and In lu MIJhequont hequont adoption mut be dpemixl to hiI taken all those things Into cotwidernlionnnd ont to have detormlnlt thalo long us thncount i count it utlonai provision lasted its teimwhhouid Ihulid hhouid ht obeyed luntlhl policy embodiedfollowed followedlhi I lhi opinion agreeing as i dcn s ill the cnn submitted by Kdmiind 1 MiiitinPeter I Peter V Schc field John I Vtisiil turn I Jnmei MaoNftughton and William Jay IihifflIii I Hlwfdll fr the tiiarduf TradoundTratipsrtatiin ipartatilmi psrtatiin is oxjiected tn offset HilcrcMMfully Iin in Ito minds rt bun oummif ion tin 111 Intvtts mentM which hate been made for elpctricanil anil lumber ernnpanins by Senator Malbyand i and ARsninblymaii MerrillTor For thrt IVard if Trade the cuitcntiongues gues oven I little further deciiiruiR thitthe IIh the languape nf the Inlllllol clearlycays cays lhat tho lands of the State within 1the the turpat preserve regardlci cf wlmtlur j they are forested or nut hal never I it1taken i taken bv nnr corporation I Decihion n1 to be rendered il Innuniythe the prop loition Iinv thc damming of ihl Sanitmo the itt c i iietteand 111 4jn mit itt goI ItiverH lnckiiii witer up rd icervoiiMIIKJII 111 Ili9 foresi prtMTvc it I il nrilnr tofiirnih fiirnih free facmtieii for prduciiii electricp p iwer I certain private c iinpanii777W JI IllIHQ1 lltllltS rviisrIlie I Tile TurnliiR ln mu u of Wnvcerman 111 IIlcarimug llcnrliu IKKrrs run of IlKlitAt At tho noonday iiitorviow on Friday Coinmliiiner mliiiner McAdoo announced that hovouldappoint appoint the sixtyeight now roundmien tofill fill the vacancie4 left liy the recent promotionof of rOlnd len to tho rank of hergeant Fienlso nlso aid nt that Interview that the men tobo bo promoted had been pn ed upon by thoadvisory advisory commit too At I ha lilI of t liexamtimmt examination of t Ito men there was a lotof of talk about Patrolman Waterman ofI I tho Fifth street htation and ho was subjected jected to I severe oxiininntiin ns to I Isrecord I record espnclnlly in oonnertljn with nrro tHmade made while in company with an oflbor fromtho tho District Attorneys cfllco who was saidto to be n personal friend of hUWatermans Watermans case was put over for further ther consideration until Friday when thc Commit ionpr said that Wapetman hntlbeon heart before the conunittrp and had clearedhis his nkirtH When the roundvumi wore madnon on Fiiday Wnsserman wag not among tho opromoted promoted Tho Coinmls ionpr had canpdhl Ills mind whllB out to his luncheon Heoffered offered no explanation of his chirifinof mimi adeXreIt except to wiy that ho had iwlvral fresh informulon formulonIn In vbw of the star chamber proceedingsUMitl used In Wiw errnans cnso and the serHuacharges charges innd against Secretary Howollbv I bv Eggerc those familiar with thing aboutHeadquarters Headquarters slid yesterday thin somefurther further nen ntionnl exposures w rn nlmoftcertain certain to follow Just who might be theones IIclrtaln I ones hit it was impoiolhle to aypcrlnlnbut hit In view of tho CommhflonerH Matement ment that others were under investigationthere there was a distinctly uneasy atmosphereSecretnry Secretary lowell request that ho beexamined examined on tho charges made will ofnecessity necessity be granted next week or In otherwords words he tore January 1 Eggers saysthat that even If no one elpe comes forwardagainst against tho Comml fonors secretary hewill I will Egpern also unid he would tnko hiscne ease to the courts If he lost It at PoliceHeadquarter cur PolcoIadulrter HeadquarterWMOVS77M77OYS WMOVS77M77OYS AflAlST CXMtNerlalhtH I I NerlalhtH Ilrrr Askrd to Ibsmr Annlersur ersur of the Nt Ietrrtbiirc llntMirreThe The national executive committee of theSoclaliHt Socialist Lahor party haB decidexl to callupon upon Socialists in Now York anti other sections tions to arrange for demonstrations nndmeetings 22 in of thoHusoian meetings on January support I i Husoian revolutionists This action wastaken taken at tho request of tho InternationalSocialist Socialist Bureau nt Brunncl Belgiumwhich which ban called for drmonfitratlonn Ineverv every city on January 22 the first anniversary vornary of tho massacre of the St Petersburg burg petitioners who were led by FatherCia Cia on Tho bureau In a circular containingits its remiest says In partThis This demonstration should take thofrirm farm of parades If possible nnd rt mnsflmeetlngR meetings during which money should becollected collected and forwarded to your burenu to boused used exoltmirely for tho Russian proletariatrevolution revolution Tho Russian revolutionist areready ready for freedom Tho revolution is onComrades Comrades we believe the day will be historicwhen when we see the fulfilment of tho plan frr auniversal universal nnd simultaneous demonstrationinfavorrf In favor d the Russian revolutionTho The document Is signed by I SchrffAnna Anna Strunaky Supremo T iiesoJii VTederehlJEdclman TederehlJEdclman Crjnoron II I3dQifordJack Jack London and hmil Ufa a V f nnoKEns AT rimi nMiHlRh HlRh Jink on MIocIcIxetuane IloorUIttIretty Iretty tVomen LookliiB OnYostorday Yesterday wan Christmas In Wall Streetor o that portion of It at least which belongito to HID higher realm of finance The StoolExchange Exchange raised Its customary fund forI I employees and for I bout In a hospital amheld held its usual jollflcntlon Tho Cotwolldntei I dntei Exchange ns Is bpcomlng its estatewill i will hold a celebration next Saturday oneweek week later Tho curb its spirits dampenedever ever since the penning In process Qf Commissioner missioner McAdoo last mimmor has not yetmnde mnde up its mind that It boo the spirit tncelebrate celebrate Thn galleries of the big exchange werecrowded crowded at 12 oclock thn closing hourand and hundreds of men and women visitorswere were on tho street unable to enter Thesethe the rubber nook wagon men had cajoledto to tho dlntrictCome Come and see the great Christmas jollification fication on the Stock Exchange was theirrefrain refrain All thin old captains of high Ilnance ance will be boys again Come nnd ni ethem them in a game of pushball Dont missth lie great mens revelry Better thanChristmas Christmas presents for your childrenContrary Contrary to custom in some precedingyearn yearn the celebration began at 1215 Insteadof of promptly on tho closing time In theInterval Interval the older broknm and theirlltant assistants sistants escaped with whole hats and clothIng Ing untorn The younger brokers and thomessengers messengers and other employees were loftto to run the showThe nl trading room was decorated withChristmas Christmas greens There were wreathsof of holly around the stands fetoon drapedalong along the walls and galleries and as manynretty pretty women as tho gallery seats wouldliold hold A screen of evergreens and hollywas was raised abovo tho telephone boothsalong along tlio west side and behind this musiowas was furnished by tho Seventh Rcgitnontband bandAs I As the ball truck up a topical all therewns was n shower of confntli and nn enormouspushball I pushball was propelled across tIme floorAn An occnslonal iiiesstiigor was bowled overbut but tho ynuiiB brokers dodged out of thow I Why alertly or took a hand In thc gameTho Tho pushball was not ns great a mccessas as was expected Interest In it was notlong I long in dying outTbo The galleries were showered with confetti I fetti ax much as possible nnd there wascome come cingiiig to the accompaniment ofthe the band and a little buck anti wing dancingon on the Moor Jut on tll whole Ihnri waslittle little spontaneous fun In the celebrationTho Tho committee in charge wan compoMfdof of W R Wliilu L L Bonidict ali A I I De Haven It was understood that 10000wax I was raised of which part went to tho 00employee employee and the remainder to ono oftht I 111 city hospitalSTMlllKIt I STMlllKIt lir 1 IllAfK II t7IornnncI IornnncI Had Proloiislj Itrcelml LettersDemanding 11lllllul MIMICJohn John Formanei an Italian barber at 415Wytbt I Vyi lie a sent te Vil I iou is lni mg btgnn toreceive receive threatening letter almul a monthngo ago siiiied by t hit Black Hand snrietyHo I Ho i 1 id no attention to them until IsmMonday I Monday when seven Italinns whom Inhud I hud IIIVIT Mfn Ijoforo palled at hL shopnrd Illd threatened htm with hnrm unions honnva nnva Itt t tho letters in which money wasdeiiMnded dei e a itt let I HP complained 1 itt tin t I ymneiSt htrtrt piilip station but detectives wereunable unable to uUnin a duo to Ihl identil V ofunv Lily of tlio 111111Ixin jatl on Friday night just as Forniruiciwas was 111 ms shop t wo Italians acuredand and nskfil him to direct llitin how lo getto to Si Fulton streot Brooklyn As thobirbT birbT stepped out of his shop tu pointtliu tliu way two other Italian Mieakeil II lihinil hun and out sliulitM hw neck withn I knif Appuroutly tho intention waslu lu cut Ins throatForiuaiici Foriuaiici shoutid for help and ittt fourllaliuu Iialal ran nway lln slioiil was heardI I A Illtciiiuu Iiirringlun of the Clyinerri ri 11 II iVI who s tarlfd in puivuil I i 111 Iurriiiglnii followed l wv throughVill 11 iiVfiiui to South Ninth utrcet nndii d1 to Kent nvenun and caiifhl 111111 Ilo foot of Hroadwnv near the Twentv I i hud ttivot ferry housei Ilitv wen I a helm to t he its turiunwhfr whfr tbiy nnid thnv wen1 Tony t adTI I I vnrs old of VU F i t Fifteenth slreoiMaiibntlan Maiibntlan find ItoiiiM loninicro 34vtuu I vivii id of 222 Second nviiiue MHIIj j alan Diiniriiito faiiUd ForinniuifiiiM fiiiM noi itliit ifs eit hlr as I II one whoi i liinl Iut him so tin police held tIl two forvnjrincv VII IIH loiter th v Irl arruitmedin I in I lit 1 nnniie poiife court and iHdlor lor I biintig I I I irivis iiiTi 1111 innssiien CIn Mllre ItrciiiiiiniMiils Tint Imtsiivluuiutt5 I Mlts lluBOSTON Nt lalrllrlISHfSTOS BOSTON lice 21 ien ill s in hisreport report on the militia of MnM ucliUrfttMMiirliiiited Miirliiiited to toy Pouglas snyn thit I I Miniller force than thl Sac lap at iireKiitwould would 11 euro UTful irul desirable IInho 1 nho Htorcs the praitin of Italdnr enlild i lild men wiur old iiniforinx He saysTh I Th SI ate has now a largo quantity ofuniform uniform u that nre old inurh worn andI I nictivilly iiivervi cable niil miny ofthe the intillipnt yoinr iion who enlist inI I I hut umiihit 01 feet it iinbccominK nnd a doRnidntion dntion to I itt obliged to wear the tinifonmfurniMied furniMied themh rurr1 I 1 U highly important to the soldierns ns well as conducive to his health midcomfort comfort thai his clothing should ls inthe I the lei jowibp condiiiin at all liniciJnid nid lie is certainly entitled to a militaryvirb virb that wiiild lx ns pcoiing ns thocivilian civilian irc vhicli lu U 1lintomtd lowear wear in the daily walks of lifeIf If ho Stall accepts his cervices androho relies upon his intulligencj and patriotismto III to maintain law and order it can eruiinivnfforrt afford in furnish him with a uniform whichlie lie would J proud to wear and which would bo ii lining to him in a represent 11or of III cotiunotiwenlth amid tin mint ionI I rhorpfore recommend that a suitableuniform uniform Im furnished to each soldier onhi hi enlistment ns a purl of thy compon atinon mon for his MTVICCH to thro StateSTUIR STUIR TH tlll SICK rnnitAccused lntilrr Accused II llitplty andCo Icicit Co San Milo IMtlnl Hcpry HimJohn John H Schollo tn years old of 101 HighntnHjt ntnHjt Mount Vernon who was a oisiioran anti bookkoL nJr In the oat Pl Y of the Fidel itanti I and Deposit Company of Marjiand with aocal ocal office at 35 Wall street was arraignedIn In tho Tombs police coull yes trtIity on aolnrKP charge of Jnrpeny preferred by J Whitmore more Hurry of 2 3S West Thirteenth strcitLab I xtor t ho complaint was changed to forgeryThn Thn amount involved Is 2000Schollu Schollu confossod the police say that liehad had spoilt tho money in paying for inHicilattendance attendance for nn old friend named Oar Inlo of U5 North High street MountYornon Yornon who died recently Tho defendantKiid Kiid lhat lariwde had loft two Insuraiicnpolicies policies val lied at 0000 I and that his hadoxpoctod oxpoctod larbeiios widow to rolmburmjhim I him for his outlayWlion I Wlion HcholLi was asked what certainprlvnto private mark stood for nt tho head ofsovornl several columns of nguro1 In his bootsho I ho snid that hey onnbled him to tell howintio IIIIIJC intio h lit owed tho company Schollo saidfurther Ifuiri further that ho was abln for a st hilt toes I11IlIpe es apo detection by failing to turn in rprtninchocKK chocKK anti leaving opoo t lie ar ountsto j to whih they lielongedMngmnito Mngmnito Biirlow committed the defendant fendant to hue Tombs in default of 2000ball ballliiMlce liiMlce Hartlrlt to tip CJum of llpnnrThe The annual dinner of the Brooklyn BarAssociation Association will bo given In the PouchMansion I Mansion on Clinton avenue on January 23tiio time Kjc t of honor being Justice WlllnrdllnrUjtt llnrUjtt now of the Appellate Division ofthe the Second Judicial Department but whoon on Jntiuiry 1 will become by appointmentof of Oov Higgins on Associate Justice of thoCourt Court of Appealsnt S rtL nt I ICT I i n I V KOCIETVOn On Wpdnpsdny January 3 Col nnd MrsRobert Robert M Thompson will give a big partyfor for Mies Lorraine Roosevelt On January nary 4 Mm Oeorgo L Klngslnnd will given a ball for Miss KlngHlimd Mrs Henry LWardwcll Wardwcll will give a danco for her daughterMOu MOu Dorothea Wardwcll on Thursdaynight night and a century d mi on is on ntDelmonlcos Delmonlcos On Friday night January S antI of the Knickerbocker dances 11 onOn On JanUary 5 Mr and Mrs W Vattn Hhermnn mnn give a coming out ball for their laughters tern Ml H Iron Sherman and Miss MildredSherman Sherman and on January 6 ono of the bljSaturday Saturday dances under the managementof of Mrs Charles R Huntington will bo givenat at DelmonlcosMrs Mrs Astors cards have been out for sometime time for tho ball she will give on Mondaynight night January B nnd on tho followingnight night at Delmonlcos one of the Cotillonsof of Eighty will be given On TuesdayJanuary January 12 Mm Joseph Pulltznr will given n coming out party for her daughter MissKditb Kditb Pulitzer Mrs Frank M Freemanof of West Fiftieth strnet gives a dance forMiss Miss Julia Freeman Ono ot the Astordances dances will bo given that night nt tho HotelAstor Astor and Mrs E C McKonna will give adnncn dnncn at DelmonlcortJames James Henry Smith of fi71 Fifth ivonuowill will give ball on Monday night January 15nnd anti on that night Miss Elizabeth StuartHamilton Hamilton will give a dance for herd buumUJnleco niece Miss Frances SmithHadrian OnJanuary January 16 tho first of a series of dances Ison on and on January 17 Mrs Benjamin JKing King gives a dance for Miss Grace King atDclrnonlcos Dclrnonlcos On Thursday night JanunryIB 18 the second of the dinner dances organized ized by Mrs Frederic J de Poystor andJ J Montgomery Strong will bo given atDelmonicos Delmonicos Airs Henry M Johnson onthnt that night gives a cotillon for her daughterMlfcs Mlfcs trace RiiRgle4 Mr and Mrs JohnJacob Jacob Astor give a hall on Friday nightJanuary January 10Mrs Mrs Hermann Oelrlchs will give herannual annual Christmas dance for young peopleon on Tuesday evening at her ho me Fifthavenue avenue and Fiftyfevcnth street Therowill will ho a big tree and Santa Clnus will be onhand hand to distribute tho gifts HermannOelriclis I Oelriclis whou hero Udcd to appear in thislole I role hiniMlf Hermann Oelr lot Jr nowabout about U ycar old has tho umnual diet IncI I tionof btliiK a godfather to his little cousinCoiiMiflo CoiiMiflo Vnndprlill Hi is also quite atrnvel t trnvel having demos the Continent with IUHmother mother Inqt year in an nuto Mrs Oolrichuhi 1m worn sorno superb costumes at theopera opera ret cut lyMr I Mr nnd Mrs R T Wilson will give aChristmas Christmas dinner tomorrow night for alltheir I their family Their grandson RobertCioLlot I CioLlot and his wifo ain in Philadelphiafor I for Christmas with Mr nnd Mrs Craigliiiltilo liiiltilo the tatter Mrs fioelets sisterMr Mr nnd Mrs Kugrne Van HcnssolaerThnyur Thnyur returned from Furoo this weekto I to spend lmntmas with Mrs Thfiversarentu I arentu Mr nnd Mrs H Mortimer BrooksSir Sir and Mrs Thomas Huxh Kelly are alsohere here from the olher side for the holidaysTheroisa II I Theroisa ladies reception on at the LotosClub Club on Tuesday and another on Hiursdaywhrn when Mrs Craipip will bo the guest of honorII1t 1 mist night at Its first art exhibition of theMnton I Mnton a selection of American paintingsfrom from the lint ate pallery of John Hardenlibodps libodps was showneor eome Seney will give a dance on Tuesday day night at the St Iie is Hotel for hisdebutant I debutant niece Miss Eleanor Hoytdnighlpr dnighlpr of Mrs Edward CHort One of the big holiday dances will lx givenby by Jlr and Mrs Henry Osborn Havemoyerai ai their lioinn 1 liicl SlxtyKixlh utt meet onTuesday Tuesday mulit for their debutante daughter her Miss Adeline Hiivenmyer The widding of Miss Eleanor Keyps andIh Joseph u ViII a son of the late CharlcOn On Vlviw will take place on Wednesdayafternoon I afternoon at I Ito Church of fit IgnatiusLoyola Loyola flit bride will be attended by hiisister I sister Miw Agms Kcyes as maid of honorand and by tin MISPS Alice Ill i tier NathalieDn Dn Vivier Snllm Doiiiiuicii A 11 ItlpleyMay May Vim Siuli niul Sullio MiCnmlless asI I bnilesiiiiiid Tliiiiuax pafll will bo lx tman man nnd Krnisi II Uu Vivier Edward LKPVPS I KPVPS Jr TliPuphilus Pnrum Paul FullerJr Jr ierniiiil Imi and Arilmr X Tayloritihers itihers Aflcr Ihe rn moriv Pr and MrsHilwaril I Edward Irwrrol p Kryes IIP brides parents ents will iivp a reception at their home 1Knot Knot Stvemit ytniu hi MIVPIi I i I Mrs Sidney LnniT inytli of I Ill Irosvenor venor Fifth avpuo nnd Tenth street willgive I give I big tea on Wednesday afternoonwhen t when nho will jut roultiti t her daughter MiHelen Helen Dunnell Smyth Min KatliurinoVnrmim Vnrmim Kendall will In1 he d limit 11110 nl nlea i lea Riyen lv her mother Vix N UrnlKintVll KintVll i ii Wednesday at h1 home l1irtuiiity irtuiiity ParkThe The Knickerbocker ball on Wednesdaynight night nt the Wnlhrf At a nut will I te thonrtnliir i nrtnliir brilliant lnnro of tbp week It isieveral i povrrnl spnsui1 now si nee tin KnlekiMbickiri i rip wcs orpanixid by Mrs Henry ClarKCue CuefiirHorncoCuivon cttSir Sir Hornro lIrzon Plnrkett lsduetosrriofrom i from Kngltind next Wednesday on tboCeltic Celtic Bnron and Dironens von Krie ennrrived nrrived from Oerminy pn Tuesday LidyAloxRiider Ak a Lu her Beauclerk will iat her ChrUinm nm dinnpr iu towr bavins a un vtol onW W dtiPsday Baroness M di ii ri p tic n iiJoln icIng entertained here by Mr and MrrWilliam William K Vanderbllt inu othersMr Mr 1 W tut lloo pyplt will give a bigteti ton on ThurKdny nftermnn lit her hioiitsI 110 Hast Ihirtyfirot st reeF whpii spvernlof of the tntroncHSPs of the tnlver ity citilloiii tilloiii will asist In recpiin nnd thompnit mpnit ers will be included in the list ofpueslA pueslA Mrs Hoospvpk pave thp last ofthvoe thvoe rpcpption Itisi Wedne ay for thocoming coming out of her daughter Miss IorrninoKoxMovell KoxMovellMrs I Mrs Isnno Bradley Johnson of SpuytenIluyvil I Iluyvil will givo n dann on Tliimdny nightnt i nt Del nictmmituts when slip will present liordaughter daughter Mini Colistnnco Loiinburv Johnfon soul who was one of the liiiilosinnlcU at tliorecent recent wpdlinK of Miss Cora Carpenter toleorgp leorgp A LeggAmong Among thnrp who wailed in limp to rpinhtlicir their liomcs in England for Christmas vreroIord Iord Charles Kennedy ndy VictoriaMurray Murray Captain and Mrs do Fnibo whocnmo cnmo over ns guets of James Honr HinithThoiiKb ThoiiKb too early in the season for thebig big dames I lou l e Fail es had hen Ice 11emilortutimird entertained Cnpt do Fniho inherited nfortune fortune from his mother and ho is a cousinof of the Into Hon Itpgiuald WardMr Mr anti Mrs William Hhinplander willgive give n Christmas dinner of fifty coversAmong Among the Invited guests are Mr and MrsT T 1 Oaklov Ilhinolnndor Mr and MrsPhilip Philip KhliiPinndor Dr and Mrs Isaac Kipand and Mr and Mrs William V S KipAmong Among thow who will hive Christinahomo homo parties at hoir country residencesnro nro Mr and Mrs Frederick W Vanderblll atthe the Mansion thir pluto at Hydn ParkN N T Mr and Mrs Cioorgo 1 Gould willhavo have their big establishment GeorgianCourt Court at Ijikcwood N J filled withguests guests for the holidays There will bo aImgo huge tree In tho marble hall and anotherfor for the servants Mr arid Mm WilliamK K VanderbIlt have with them at Idle HourOakland Oakland In blgChristmiiB family partyanil anti on Wo olnda and Thursday theywill will have n largo numl er of house guoiitsnnd and will welcomo in the now year at tlinlrFifth Fifth avenue rosulpnce Tho dates fortho the big musicnles to be Riven by Mr nndMm Mm Nanderbilt when Metropolitan OperaHouse House artists will assist are not ret fixedMr Mr and Mrs George W Vonderbilt bWGi i

I Jr j iU r cn6fagfe e U c DRY GOODSCARPETSUPHOLSTERY VVWednesday U IWednesday i Wednesday Decemberand 27th Ind j 1And d 1r and during thfl weekat I dI at Reduced PricesWomens I 1Vomcns Womens Dresses Suits and CoatsFrench SFr French Model DressesFrench French Model CoatsMisses 1 1Misses Misses and Childrens Suits and CoatsInfants Infants CoatsDress iDress Dress Trimmings and LacesNeckwear d jNeckwear NeckwearDress Dress Fabrics SilksCorsets CorsetsFURRIERS Nii i ltca tca J9 if 13 j i 1 1 I JI i I r AJaeckel CoFURRIERS I FURRIERS and IMPORTERScall JI call special attention to their superb collection ofRussian 1 1R I 5Russian 1 Russian SablesExquisitely jExquisitely Exquisitely fashioned into a great variety of ScarfsNeckpieces Neckpieces and Long Stoles with Muffs to matchSable Sable Coats and ManteauxAnd 1And

And Separate Skins for SelectionFurs Furs for Street Carriage and Motor Wear I 37 UNION SQUARE WEST JI I Ii i r ciulto a number of relatives included inholiday tViIrMr holiday hotiso partycmlto Mr and Mrs Prescott Lawrence havereturned returned to New York from Newportwhen when they have been detained by llieillness illness of Mrs I iwrences brother Kdward ward N BulkJoy Miss Lawrence whoreintroduction introduction to society was deferred willnow I now bo ono of the January debutantesThese These will includo Miss Dorothy Whitneytho I hI Mitscs Mildred h rna n and IreneSherman i Sherman and Miss Aniiio KounUeMiss Miss Fanny flood of Paris who Is heroon on one of hoi rare visit has been sean ntHDIIIJ HDIIIJ of tlio dinner and other affairs ofthe the pat t Vii ral days She ban comenodoubt doubt ti ropivsent her nioeo Mrs ArthurPax10 lauL of I ndon in biisincsi mailers hereThi Flit first of tho tnlvcistty cotillonswhich which have bean going for nomo wintersis is on for next Thurslay night Tho commitloe mitloe In charge includes Harold S Vnnderbilt bilt J Watson Webb T H Powers FnrjJr Jr lyewm S Morris Gordon MacUonaldOHonnell OHonnell iRelln Theodora P Dixon William liam II Appleton Henry M Banks LydlgHoyt Hoyt Owir K Ktovens William M OPTitorgc itorgc C W Low ar Lewis S MorrisIt It will bo a bifi danceTlu Tlu wedding cf Mi5s Claire Bryco and 1rlleant Sergeant Cram will bo celebrated thisweek week Miss Bryce was introduced withhrr her filter Miss Cornplia Bryco a couple cfhpfi the relativpsof lallItI ago Pnbably only of the ciuplo and Intimate friends will bopresent present at thn nuptials though the Brycofamily family if nt in mourning and it lit the bridewhi whi a rca nguti deuiils Ien and Mrs LI ydS S Bryev of 12 Wnnhinzton fiiuare Northhpr her parents have one of the very big hnuiesin in ttwn html haVPdone llttloor noenlertcining ing fir tevpral senrnnnMr Mr arid Mrs DP Krpfs Critten of StalpnIsnnd Isnnd nnnouncp the engagement nf theirelder elder daiinhtxr Migrin to Mr SwagarShorley Shorley of iiiisviile Kys llOFSl rHjTirs IT TrrnoSe Se prnl XPW Vnrkpm Open Tlirlrlo nhlnruito lo ICnKTtnln llurlnR the llniutnjtTiXEno TiXEno PAnE Dec 2allalny and disagreed agreed hln went her today did not Intprfen fen with the social events scheduled amongtho the colonists A large crowd of wellknown known persons came out to Tuxedo tospend spend Sunday and remain over ChristmasThprp IThere There were many weekend dinners followed lowed hy bridge and the tennis matches atthe the Tennis Club Several house partieswere were given and n few of the cottagers haveopened opened their villas for the holidaysThe The annual New Vrnrs hull the chiefattraction attraction of this week will bo very gayas as the younger members have taken muchInterest j interest in the affair and all oC this seasonsdibutantes dibutantes will lw present flue datewhich which was originally set for Dfwombor 30has has been changed by the committee to tho29th 29th Them will also l e n dance on the30th 30th which will l o largely attended bythose those who como out for the New YearEvery Every available room nt the clubhouses has l een takenMrs Mrs Charles II Costor will open hervilla villa anti Mr and Mrs R Fulton Cuttingnnd nnd family will pass thin week at their cottage tage on Towor Hill Among others who nreexpected expected to entertain are Mrs CoopnrHewitt Hewitt Mrs William M V Hoffman Mrnnd nnd Mrs Richard Mortimer and Mr andMrs Mrs Edson BradleyMrs Mrs Plerrn Ixirillard who Pasd thngreater greater part of the week in town rotunio1lo lo Tuxedo today and entertained a largonumber number at a house party and at dinner ntKeewaydln Keewaydln tonightAmong Among others who will hold house partiesduring during the holiday weok are Mr and MrsIjtmfoar Ijtmfoar Name Mr and Mrs Stephen II PPell Pell Mr and Mrs William Kent Mr andMrs Mrs Edwin Main Post Mr and Mm RichardMortimer Mortimer Mr and Mrs R Fulton CuttingMr Mr and Mm Richard DeliflelAUlr and MrsAmos Amos T French Mr W M f ItodowaidI I I DrinkNEW NEW YORK BOTTLING COSaui 1a aui ivf Ayvrituouv 4 uvitvaNigh I111gb Nigh GradeGINGER GINGER ALE and OTHERCarbonated CarbonatedTHIRST THIRST QUENCHERSrQUAt EQUAL TO IMPOHTBU 40 VUXH3 TESTAMI AMI sinivTiMENDELSSOHN MENDELSSOHN HALLPiano FltI1iDYEVjJESSIE PianoRecital JESSIEMrs Shay RecitalSrriH SrriH Ji ito nt Hrn Offlrr anti 05 tin Ay W1KSMK MAVI ISKIJESSIE Mrs John Wolfeand Mr and Mrs NormanWhitehoune WhitehouneMr Mr and Mrs Henry H Rogers Jr whonrp nrp in thp Walker Smith villa on TuxedoLain Lain will linvo eirly next weak onthir thir steam yaeht Diuivi for n trio in thoWest West Indies Anorif their nuosts will beHVeral I HVeral of the Tuxedo colonistsMr Mr and Mrs Charles W Clinton arrivednt nt the clubhoiife toilny and pntertainpda a Inrsn party over Chrismas Among their giiolA were John Ixirkin fleortu WDarr Darr C K Cllriion I II Larkin CharlesMelville Melville Upwoy and othersTho Tho intercluli court tpnnit matcheswhich which will lx playol under the manngemont mont of the Iuxedo Tennis and HacquotClub Club will IwRiti next Friday Tho mostIntonating Intonating match schcdulpd will Im in thedoubles doubles when Peter Ijitlmin champion ofKnKlnnd KnKlnnd with Crirps K Sands of NewYork York as n partner till meet Joshua CraneJr Jr and ThoTias IVlit of th Boston TennisClub Club on Saturday A large rind fashionablecrowd crowd is exported towitriesthe matchJames James Ilpnry Smith win hfiont tim earlypart part of thin week at Klncrolc tins RoneSouth South on n shootma trip Ho will returnto to his Tuxodo vilh for the Tuxedo bollCount Count niul aimless Karl Waqhtenneistflrof of Stockholm wprp hue guests of Mr nndMrs Mrs Arthur P lord nt their rotlanp duringthp thp week Olher arrivals wore the HonNoil Noil Primrot of England Mme Pier Trianaof of Madrid Lord Terrpiinp Bourne of Ixmdon i don fr and Mrs Dira Appleton PaarsnnMonpuro 4 Monpuro HobliiFoi Barton WilllnR Mrand and Mrs Frederick A Snow Mr and MrsPaul I ji i Paul Turknr Mr antI Mrs J FrdpriekTarns Tarns Mrs A T Van Nest Mr and MrsF F V R Crosby arid Frederick A JiulMnrdLIFT LIFT Tinv ran wnrinrTwas Twas HIP Prlnnnrrn flcpnnrt Oflrnrp nndluilRe luilRe had No AllcrnathpUTICA UTICA N y Doc 23Albert Nullyconvicted convicted of burglary first dn rnA secondofforco offorco was sentenced In Walortownyetslorday yesterday to life imprisonment Xullywas was convicted in connection with thin assault sault of Mrs Fnnnio Harnois and her dauichler her Mrs Ida Churchll at flrennel IslandPark Park St Lawrence River on the night ofJuly July 17Judge Judge Emerson said ho had no alternative hIve in imposing sentence as the statuteprovided provided that in tlm cnwi of a focond conviction viction for burglary the only sentence thoCourt Court could impose was n life termYou You cannot possibly havoa a bettor Cocoa thanAn EPPSSAu An admirable Food of thoFlnoat Flnoat quality and flavourThe COCOA The Most Nutrltloyiand and SconomlcaL J 5

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I 4 1 S I r n1 L r 1VY 4Trj 11TI 1 I 8 r1TE St nn StrNT1A OvCJ t V 4 oo I J COLUMBIAS ROWING OUTLOOK 1 mr irMYs or IMISITYKWIIT ii LIGhT TO IMW MilStrong It I Strong iiIruttUt lip Formed FromThese These Men nnd the IN InN OarsmenConch I Conch linnilnln Must Find NewNlruinOar 1011 Oar nml Coxswain for Main JlonLDireitly t Direitly niter till present holidays ihrcandidates candidates for tin Columbia crew will setlo i lo work for the long stretch ofvtiRh preparationwhich which winds li nt Iouuhkecpsie on Jliim 1 when Hie ihlivollpgiatt regatta is holdThis This season vv hleh tuny or may not be the lust In which Columbia will he permitted to compete pete m the college inning rucis is also tIiPIat last of the thici year lenl of the contractof of Jasper 1 Ooodwin Hie present coachIpon too the outcome of HIM year Varsityraces races on the Hudson wil rIIe whetheror or not Mr iuOII11 ia t continue as conchThe The oarmnon aio well alI11 of hl abilityand and he had I good crcv last season Itwas was in gicnt condition nnd Hie men wereable able to rol fal It was ell only to obstinucv stinucv CD the Part of Irnncis H Bangs Iheolmnbia I olmnbia member of the bonrd of stewardsthat that II local iinlvcislty was lorccd to startIt f 11 boat at I time when tho tide was settingstrongly strongly against tll Sew Yorkers Cornelland Anr Hyincuse viern lIIill 01 Ihl out slItlaitps lanes an ndvanlag of a lido that loachCourtney Courtney of Cornell I frI Will worth six lengthsIn In four miles Columbia failed by only I little to finish third despite nil 111 disadvantages vantagesThis This year Columbia will not hlll to runany any rinks ikI this The board of stewardsnot not so 1011 lnll met and agreed lo till VOI I out Ihl ours 1M feet further from tlmshore hnrl The shells will not be HO far awnyfrom from th bank that the spectators will nothave have a chance In see them plumb and at thesumo sumo time there 111 noi h so much difference ence In tides J the rlll is started at thescheduled scheduled time on Ihl day set which wasnot not the cafe lust year Icere will be sx almost most even roiir HH for the crews The oi1 rulty Insl scasnii was canted dy the fadthat 1 that the radroml rompnnv had llf date setforward forward several days II order not to havthe the rare Interfere with the carrying o theextra xlrl Iratllc which comes upon them withJuly I July 4Columbia Columbia wi have live rl of t hI eightwho who rowed last sensm back to try againThe The veterans who lil nuv are Henry HPost Pos 01 science cnplHlir Gerald H Otoughlln lln Ott III last seasons captain John VBoyle Boyle HI coll ge John Miller Pl scienceand i and Clllnl B Wbitwell special science Allthese I these men have had long experience aptPott Poet rowed in the Ireslunun eight or thuclnts clnts of Otl and hIM had two years In I novarsity Ii varsity boat besides He stroked the eightIn In 1904 and Ian June was further up town nt 1 ihe how Former Cap OLoughlln Ie bynil ni ndds one of Ibe stiomest and most finishedoarsmen it oarsmen that Columbia ever bus had Hehas ha sat In seat No 7 for IHO seisoiis in thevarsity t varsity boat IU rowed In the 01 class freshman man eight This will lie his fourth yeai asl avarsity l varsity oarsmon oLoughlln might tin vhad had the captaincy once more I his seasonbut but as he is flint hinir up hi Inn school workhe hI decided that ho would rather not take nposition I position o responsibilityBoyle T Boyle hnl been up lonrl the bon 11 twovarsity IL I varsity eights at Columbia Tins Its his thirdyear I f year ni a vnrsitv our He rowed No 3 lastJune 1 June and is considered to be a capable manbv h tils associates on lh crew There isnothing t I nothing flahv or brilliant about his workbut t but it Is steady Millor 011 of the most powerful erful men in the boat rns at I last June andhe he rowid also in the precpiiinc eight He Isnot not tall hit Is henvilv muscled and has hadlone lone experience He rowed in several NPVTYork York A C junIor crews and also sat in theOS OS freshman eight Buck Whit well was on thevarsity varsity 01 Hi first rime ISM season butrould rould have made the boat before that hadrm rm been up In his studies He rowed 11 allmPinthe05cla lime 10 the 05 spcht hut left for his homeIn In Tucson Arizona before the race At Potighkeepsie I keepsieThe i The five mn left therefore are all skilledsnd I snd practised oars and considering thesbllitv I sbllitv of the Columbia boat last 111 this should form a good nucleus for the eightIt I will iin nocessarv for Coach Ooodwin tofind find men to take the places left vacant byftulherford J ftulherford S Pierrepont r college ImvvMilton Milton L Cornell o science UexniitlcrT I T Frazer fii science stroke and ChesterW W Cuthell M college coxswain Thebiggept I biggept lib to liii nilirallv will be that ofMroke Mroke Frazer vim held IPP place liii PI I son was a snnll lan neighing about iis ipounds I pounds the day nf tlie race for 1 feet 7 inches Inf V1 nf height IP fact he won not im biggerIn IIn m In appearance than Cuthell who sat opposite j I Jfikn Fraer however lao toughened bymanv I man YPr of experience as a single scullernnd I nnd had rowed in his OaF eicht nnd In thearsity I arsity four nl Columbia luthell too willhe I he a big loss hocaiise his four wars experiences 1 periences no nrsirr roxsnafli hae givenhim him n practical knowledge nl the river andof Iot of the niceties of rowing hut no other candidate date for this position has I uthell was a creatman man to have rooting from the coxswainsseat seat A nit hi coaching Ill n lot n coed In 1rare 1Klther raretither I Klther Posi or nLouchlin would makerood I i rood men for the stroke place Ios probably ably better than OLoughlln fine oar thoughthe 4 the latter I Oloughlin Is a little too ncrvi II i is in temperament while Post i lev calm InH H racet Post ban bad I season of rowing inthis ti this poSIt ion Ills defect It Is said is thathe L1 he cannot Lit up H spurt fast cimui Ji Fraerssingle single sculling gave him ability to rill thechanges changes In the stroke on short notice and In jthis this respect bis onual will be hard to findIt I may be that Coach oodwil will find someman man among Iho1 trout the freshman boatof o last season or even among 111 new IIl who vvill be out who ran hold down the iobK J M Spencp who vas coxswain nf the IHIfreshman freshman crew al Lnke Whilncy is Ihe mosilikely likely candidate for coxswain in the varsitysi si cli ILnst Las yeirs frislmian class eight had a loiof of scrnppy aggresslve oarsmen They hadconsiderably considerably more fight than most ImifrhoB I hoB and si Inl of I hI men certainly wi be of value Kvorv one ot these men is backIn In college All of them have put on IhVllr fineolast sear and with their thoroiii h drillingjn jn thl Ooodwin stylp should be able to furnish nish omo men to Ml into the varsity boatAnn Annn Holbrrt I White t While WillcoiOstcrhnut Ostcrhnut Snevllly Kohbe 1atle JeorgeMacIiPiizio MacIiPiizio and Winslnw ate 11 men 1101 that boat XXInslow was coxswain Knrlpfhe fhe two Y hues Osterlmut Holbert androrce I n rorce MacUcnIe all nIl good Lilt II particular ticular the last mimed He stroked the hOlt III nt FoiighKeepsi nd lid it well It 111 byny inr ny means unliktly Unit he may he put In toFet IFrI Fet the pall for tlie vnrsilv boatHe He Is a brother of leandcr Mnclenievho I vho rowed bow in the varsity ciglt in I HIMnnd and was at i in HIP varsity fnll lat prinl

Ifll The Maikinips are I 1 hilly rowingfamily family nt Columliii like Hie IlerrepontsIn In HIP present freshman class H 1 thirdSirother Sirother 11 Mnckinln who Is bigger thanIlthpr Ilthpr of the 11 two and Is likely to innhoa a holllllo the iri class llhl The xarlty four ln l seaon vvnt made upof of I ienruv 1 Norn 07 science Iow 111111 1 Vpdikc 0 luvv 2 A Mackenle i andMorris Morris D lVrrl o1 college stroke Ilr best men Norris ll Is IInllnhll for t lie U varsifv tlght He is I little hint in statureor I II Cnr tho bout and not I finished oir but asfnr tar as pluck and detiirininntion go he Is wellworthy worthy arlic sealThe 1 The freshman class boa this Ion 10Ik I likely to he good hal there is a full titplentit n plement of hcvv powerful men somethingflintn flintn unusual torn freshman class 1t t oliimhia bIn Among the bett of these all llodgKlnson I Klnson tin riot r Itobinson Davidson 1101 find Ilm MuckenrleAll All told the outlook Is bright and Columbiarnen then have confldiiico In the tit ii I It V of oachioodvvin I ioodvvin to turn out n crew fiat will repeatthe the victory of 111 New Yorker In In9 atPoughkeepsle Poughkeepsle Its much too long a limp I bftween victories t ny the Mornlngslde sturie tie ntHJrrtticrR

HJrrtticrR Ma1 Train a MnlttP CollcipKrnie IErl Krnie Hjcrtberg fnrmcrlv Irniner of theColuinlua Coluinlua I ril Inn Is considering offersIrom mont Bowdoln nnd Ihe tniversity of Maineto to act as athletic dinsor In one or 11 Xew En gig iii InHlltiiilois Hy I peculiarcoincidence coincidence Johnny lnr1 lljertbergsPredecessor Predecessor as trainer at 11111111 nlsotrained trained tiu ntyer jly of Maine for a limofter fter Ical 0111 hl J FOOT ALL rAITAIXS FOR 10UGfJuardi fJuardi luartcrtiarks and IlalfbarliiPredominate Predominate Amonc Those Cho rnCollege College loothnll teams are going aheadand and electing their captains fur next yeari i hough lie Is n fnrftcclng Individual who ranform I form a clour idea of whs rules football 1 be played under II HHM nil by the sametoken token lonn any plans of campaign at IhlO I time There seems to bo more than oneItlihmond Itlihmond In the rule making Held thoughIhe Ihe changes eventually to ho made by Ihf lootbflll rules committee nre III ones mosteagerly eagerly nvvnlted As has been remarkedloo Ion many cooks spoil llin broth nmllhl exIstlng Istlng committee Is competent to handle theipiestlon ipiestlon alone seeking suggestions frommen men who know the needs o III game outsideof of the romniltfcos own membersprovidedihe ihe commltteemen will nil like Walter RIP act from broad and disinterested motivesTo To harmonlxe the many dlflerent viewslhat lit will come before iiio committee lorconsideration consideration and discussion will be no easything Ihlnl to accomplish but the IIPW captainsran al do little toward outlining their policiesuntil 11111 the rules committee has worked out thei i reforms and changes vvhlrli Ih to governthe the playing of Ihe game next season Thoughaccording i according to some views collcgeitport Isgolnsto i to tlie demnitlop hovvvvons and there Isabsolutely i absolutely nothing good about It n good manylootball lootball captains havu been elected for nextyear I year and apparently have the temerity tothink think thie will It Intercollegiate contestsanother I another vcar Thl Harvaid captain vvlll notI I be elected until after the holidays but a number ion of the other big institutions have namedtheir their t I menOf II nllI1 captains for IOU year cpiarterIKK bucks uimrdH and hiillhacks predominateIn II eijual number There are lour of each II the luws j1 i upturns sU lar elected me 10 follow luwsolr i lie POIIIYnl Ynl llr IUhnlk1110n PrInceton 1110n OUlldIrloIlll IrloIlll it etIipou Qulinl rrhoIt t prnr IAUhIIk llnool It tI laUJckI 111 lII Euk rsa i I Jill ttr rbaiiI IIkal I Ilhl al lrl Ikl Iurrl al Orlna I II VillIins liters 1101ellkInloete 111113 cite Inll OUAr1 Irllr Irr Ihltartl NuurlIi Clrlll iariliitr IIlarl leuwa hwlnl TlrklrIHlmOlh tirtnioiitl 1 tiuije QeuniruthN IHlmOlh 1 001 II0rlerhaurhlr N urhlr 111111 ullMkCul iitittc Inpl 111II I 1II h IIIInno OtIM1 leyin nlb Tnkl I Nulinsia Milsort rIIIMktl MI A FT EH OllltliI I tiialer riRhtcr Challenged bin I olIlattle lint I In Again for MoulinSince I Since Jack Ollrlen a iiiinqd Pit in 11111 Bob FllSi1101 he has been deluged withi i oflers frll ambitious middlewplghts all overthe the country OBnen Is at present In 11 IlnliI and yesterday tin1 noted Junkerreceived I received challenges from Marvin Hurl l 1 I VIral Kyan Hugo Kelly MikeSclircck Mike iTwiniSullivan Sullivan tani Merger and others I iO111 I likely that any of the above named 111 willget get a chance to face OBrien In the net 111101Ih months lor ollnen says that he is 11111 tot lake a much needed rsl He declares t halie lie is not going 01 the vaudeville stage bitwill I will take a trip II the Sandwich Ibuds andrest I rest Jimmy I oltrot Ii who promoted the meetbetween between 011111 iind 111111110 Is working ing bard to hav OBrien tackle either Hart orKelly Kelly I on rot h offered alluring terms toOllrlen Ollrlen to take either Kellv or Hart on InFebruary February bin OHrlen hI s refused He saysthat IIhll that be vvll not talk shop until either Marihor I April i froth is also trvmg his best lobring bring Battling Nelon and limmv Britt together gether Hewants the rorilMl e be deridedIn In Xpnl or earlier if he fills to get 011111 tl slun Moth lint and Nelson ore now onIhe tie rmd with iheutriral companies unit isIn In New York and Nelson Is sopciv here In theFat Eat Brit is tendy tu have It out with theDane Plnl but Nel 110 avers that he vril not noticellrltt unIt tiiid th Inner PUVS him fflei whichhe he says Is c onilng to film ns his part of thepictures pictures which were taken ol the 11 betweenthem them NcLson is expected In New York in Rjew jew weeksVA VA HER HILT SOT TO HACK I Reports That He mil Compete M Ortnomlt t nfonndrdThough Though there have been many reports thatW W 1 Vanderbllt Jr would reenter the automobile mobile racing Meld at the Ormond flenchcarnival carnival next month It can be authoritativelyfluted fluted that these rumors are ithont foundation too line rlpor stated that Mr V anderbilthad had bought Ihl car that captured the Vnnclerbilt clerbilt I up last October hid voiild i0 n It onthe the Florida bench According to anotherrumor rumor several liz Kuropean makers arebuilding building ra111 cars with I view of peltingthem them to Mr nnclerhllt if he Is satisfied withthe the speed they develop As Mr VanlenhitrtfIi refuses to he interviewed no direct confirmation tion or denial nt tries reports can he hllri It is known however that he recently foldtrlend 8 trlend hI had no Intention o actively engaging gaging in niitomobdi ran nt least HO tara A tin Immediate future is concerned Healso also nalrt Ihnt ill hail no purchased a car ofany any description In the past two yearn anrl hadno no present irit mion of Investing In I racingmachine machine He Idra that ii wa not nt nil P tain that he would be able to par enoughtime time frol bis railroad work to lie I visitor atOrmond Ormond when the races vvcrx run next monththough though lie hoped lo he Ihf I he ontv Imsistor ton tIn report of his purchn of the v under bill Cup winner was that ho had had I f1 rides m the car diiring week after the racelCIi lCIi AT f1 OltlhASh allln h Mln cnllll Slakes at the FairirottmU irottmUNfw Nfw flniLVNS Dpr 11 The cold weatherand and I slow track did not prevent I largnrroHd rroHd from visiting the Fair rounds thisafternoon afternoon The feature ol Ihf aft urnoonevils was tho lentilly Stakes at sIx nnd a halffurlongs furlongs olaba the favorite from Kansas sas Prices stable manacid to Ill home infrom from after a hard struggle nil down thestretch stretch with La Sordrp and Major Dalngcrfleld gcrfleldI lint Bare Five and a half furlongs Hyacinth lo iiliinilleri in to I won iny Adelaide 107ISwII iSevirlll 7 lo 2 second The Ilnlns til t Mrlirci 13 to I ihlnl Time 113 I 5 All Scarlet LinealIlm also Ilm rai lir Frank Hell Arch Oldham and Vlpcrlncalso Sicond Hacr Seven turlong litmes lleddlckIIT 11Id rJil IIT ilri1num H to W won Dr llcivrd nm cVHA HA usl 3D to I frfcoud Itutll W lull ISrwelliTo To 1 I third Time i 37 I 5 Irhlorl HollaSimiey Simiey Hill Turnover and Dennis Sullivan alsolan lan JlnII Third Had One milt and an eighth Phil Iitictit 71 W f tl rJI 117 ll Wllsnnl J In n won Tnrelielln H5 iSwvellls s lotMTonrt Cold Knumrl 101 illollanderi 11 in 5third third Time 21 No other starterslnurth lnurth Race MX and n half furlongs CalabashM M iMrCeei u to 5 won Major Daliitcrtlrid IISOSillli OSillli 1 to 1 second 1jl Sorrier HS iSivvellin fl I third Time iM 3 1 King Cole FlavlinLadN LadN I I Cfl delta and Lurcttn also ranFifth Fifth lace one mile Lady IIon rr rVMclieei Mclieei 3 10 S won Macbeth inn iMorelaiidiHi Hi lo I second Kins Klliwitrth Ino i FrIcriafililt jilo I third TIIIIf3r Tartan Nut Crackerand and North Wind also ranSixth Sixth ltace ine ndlc and a tliteenlh LOHAngeleno Aim gtluno nm I MrCeei ti to I won HarrnnMsno 111 iFricrnaii H to S second Charlie Thompsoninn inn iSrvvilli I to 3 third Time I 1s 3 r toeL L scr Inca Sincerity lid le Katie Powers andHulnlng Hulnlng Leaves also ranAt At lty ParkXlw Xlw OniKVNH Dec 33 The Terminal Ilallwahandicap handicap ai sevvik furlongs was ihe feature of acard card of wen races nflend A City Pnrk to clay The rr HI lie hIlt mike of the HAl lo he runf f ii Ittu p o olds out created no cud of Inc resihrc here Jim Arthurs tlllx Tinker vion by a nosefrom from on of the outsiders Daring Ulth ridersleversed Iis cried Daring would have iron The deluge oflaM laM night Ill the track ankle deep InrIoi mini1lrM 1lrM Hare Seven furlongs Voodlvnl07ivishnnh nnh 13 to I won Die Mow 1113 rllealsi 15 to 1Miond mllrr Iid Miond Mildred I 103 lOliiit 40 tJ I third TimeIll Ill 2 r Nevermore Llben Four LeafIllliel III Illliel Mark Kred lader Little Wally Lulu Youngand and hatter loyal HM ranSecond ISrrnnr Second llace Ilve ant I hall furlnncs Stloseph loseph ItO iDalyi s to I won Jus Heldorn tini i Jnnrsin lo 5 second Mint tins an perreiti 5io3tllrd tint Tlre 115 i 5 AMJirlta Hed lluler andIlrush Ilrush Cp also ranThird I Third llacc One mile and a quarter Knovvledee edee 104 tMorrlsi 191i rn won Doubl loi ltlolAld llolandi h to I Mcond Safety lliht lot Ohertilo I lo I third Time 3 2C Curate Men Father iiI Illsiiueand lou M aluiranIciurlh Iciurlh Itace The Terminal Slakes seven furlungs lungs Tinker I iMorrls fl 10 f won Daring 91 ilnvci into 1 second H f ArnHU ill Pntvrrsin tin to 1 uilrd Time 13735 Hadur IkldrnMoHerev MoHerev Italn Devil desse Manruver and AnnIlll Illl also ranFifth i Fifth tine Seven furlong Foreigner InniMLMrImawn MrSlnnaua t 7 to won Haul 07 Oherti 7 loSsecond I second The Laurel 10 HefTetnani 30 to I thirdTime Time I an i Kvasklll 1lol Charcoal Otieeo1lller I 1lller Dr tulane and CovlnH also ranMsih Msih Han One mile AIl 70 yardsHarry I Stephens 04 illenuessy 3 lo I won Freebooter 113 iWlshardi 3 lo I erond Delphic 10 Powerseven even none third lime I 5tl 45 hid Foxalso also IAI Seventh Race Seen furtnngfc Modred tin 1 Jnnes u to ft won St Tammunj Kit lOberti 7 to I rond iatnhler 10 rltqrnnnrllli 310 I third Tlne1 nfi Urhodalc Wuodshade andUeveille Ueveille also lan Cl i S i VIEWS ON COLLEGE SPORTVAlllOlS VAlllOlS OlIXIOXS SKXT TOnXSVLAlA nXSVLAlA IIITTlfI I Intrreitliif Commcifl llfRinllni Professionalism resnlonallntiiIcptlea to Circular SrrkItiB ItiB Ideus on Ilrlnilim About ImprovementsUr I mentsUr Hhlle IHHIM KlatrincnlIr Ir J Wllllnni White of hue Diversityof I of IpnnaylvniiU and prominent In theirol StIll tIll of athletic affairs of that Institutionyesterday yesterday gave out n statement dealingwith with the fUe tlon of college sport ethicsfootball football nnil oilier competition which Inbeing being widely discussed JoeL now Timpoints hrlol so widI II cf1 1t 10 points are set forth clearly In the statementwhich which follow I will bo noted that tlioUniversity University of Pennsylvania thinks tlm presentrules rules committee a bIt to handle HIP momentoustask task of changing Ihr football plnvlng mil HO as to minimize clanger Also points raisedregarding regarding professionalism are pertinentThe TIl statementi i Tim Ililveisity of Pennsylvania throughi i its coiiinilttec in athletics while emphaticallyi i disclaiming any thought nf the assumptionI I II I rUht to leadership or nny authority toi i speak for nov other Institution recentlymndi Ilnl 01 effort to Hystematle Ihl tint tensI I lit issue as reward football particularlyand and Intercollegiate iiimpetltlvn sport geuerally I erally and to secure a widespread expressionof of opinion among them The plcstlon fellnaturally naturally Into three classerI 1IIIIliY posslhle adoption of a 1111 and uniformeligibility squabblesbetween avoid unseemly I eligibility code I A to IIold hrllri InstitutionsThr i The elision of brutal and foul pleya 3 The change of playing riles so n to minimise I mise dangerTlit Tlit 11HI of these Ihl committee felt to beoulsldi oulsldi Us province to belong lo expertsand I and tl b i susceptible or intelligent and nderlimn rlimn handling by Iho present rules committee mil The second as I related to the moralsof of the game I at least in some of its moraleffect effect i felt II be properly a sullied of consideration sIdrriII Ion by members of faculties and governing I erning bodies generally It accordingly stibmltted mltted In circulars sent to the lending educai i 1IIIallnilioo ot the country I proposl I hun emanating from the head conch midboard board of conches of the university greatly loIncrease Increase the penalties for roiich brutal andfoul foul pilyIhl most radical suggest llin hithertomade made In thai direction 1 also submittedfour 1011 rules as embodying the ease iillnls of aneligibility eligibility coileItulc flute I required one academic v ears residencemid mid the attainment of 1 satisfactory standard ofscholarship scholarship as prcivciultltcs II participation InInteriolleijlalc Interiolleijlalc contests and wan expected to ttitar far reaching In Its eierls In ltsollaSifl overInduceincm Induceincm and In ejcludlng prufestlonalvHule Hule 5 atteropied to define profes lonall mand and to shut out tie miui who was prlmarlh anathltf athlete and Jl Incidentally a sludrat while atthe the same Urn r I adotneil the Harvard Yale plan ofltBlng taming some dKcrtlon In thin malt to the constltufil stltufil nuthnrltles no that trivial nnd Irrhnlralilolallnns ilolallnns of the rile mIght nol be punched withunlinl unlinl seseritrlule Rule 3 riuleavorrd to limit the total period nfpArtldpatlnn pArtldpatlnn In IntercollPBlale athletics of thelndlldiial lndlldiial ntudrnl and In accord with a rcrcntaction action of CohunMafl gave some discretion 1 touhat what should rntittltutr 1 jear of Intercollegiatesport sport and also following dUKirrbtlon of CasparWhitney Whitney and of ilii ProvIdence runterrnre an towhat what determined the Intercollegiate character olany any particular came or gamesMule Mule 4 denned conformity sIll the foregoingrtilch TICS as constituting merel 1 fqulrpil minimumhut hut gave the authorities power to determine eachcase case In accordance ulth the real good of the studentand and of the InstitutionA A large number of replies to thei e circular lam bal non boon reiehed iimny of them from the representative Stale universitiesand and a still greater number from colleges andschools schools lha suggestions whirl they contained tained as in plnyinc nile have been referredto to the IlnlPM Cnmmittee I nreservet approval of the increasedpenalties penalties proposed for brutality and foulplay play wit eipressed in a large majority o thereplies replies and approval with certain rm dln Hlion all of the lemaltiilerThe lion In nearly 11 o hI The eligibility code naturtlly rldr anumber I number of sit uns tions ns to modificationshut hut as a whlo n 1a cordinlly ommendedIn I In more than threefourths of the repliesI I Hide I wa thought by a very few Institutions tutions not applicable to local conditionsor 1 likely to work iniustlce in freshmen buton on the other bind the following opinionwn iris in some form or other expressed In manyletters lettersKrPm KrPm the standpoint of the tllll schoolthe the mist important rub1 Is Vo 1 of your codeIt It Is impossible for a freshman student newto to hit surroundings new lo college worlfto to adapt himself to the changed conditionsand and at the same time do the strenuous workneeessarv neeessarv for mukinc I varsity team Kvorvpreparatory I preparatory pinnl will welcome tin chancewhich which year liy vear becomes nn increasinciifpHslij iifpHslijItule Itule while approved by the majoritywas was otronilv objccled II bv a considerableminority minority whom views are 01011 1 Itt lr represented SI lit 01 by oni writer who 1r I 10 not n believer in the present altit tidepriward priward prulfs l nalism The nviinientHacainxt acainxt It are famdlhr I t mls to iiinkocpor cpor aristocratic rather thntt tIe uuirtt IIt I puts the emphiibh in the Ironl place itInevitably Inevitably Intrr deceit and by fillet heriv who my With reference II Xo 3 1 ha yeto to sty that il my opinion Ihl definition ofprofessionalism professionalism is iiiifortiinute I can SecIiirl I clearly I dl tlnction between professionalismand all the mere Incidental enrnlne of moneyflurltiff flurltiff a vacation by meins II athletics Ithas I has seemed to rnc that I hI d tttilt Ion hl 111Ipon upon bonn tIde HtudetilH in this matter andhas I has Illicit occabion to more tout rosernytlinn than it has avoidedA A more radical view In opposition may bIndknlrr eindicated indicated by still another quotationKule Kule Ihornughlv disapproved I believe 1111 tin1 iilliinpts lo Pstalilish PllKlbllll onth t he money baslK have 111 largely futilehave have fn li r l all kinds ol lylnir deceit iindsubterfuge subterfuge and have been mainly Ilhlrrll IOrl hl1 1flnl operativein in trippini up men who i mild not by thewildest wildest drenmint be ctilletl profesional except cept under the technicalities of such a ruleMoreover Moreover I consider ill out race that whilen I bona hIll student inn nmke booksellingability ability hotel clerkship ability and alls other lines of ability onocthe as nn aid tomeet meet colleirtexpenses n student with athleticability I ability which can honestly tie converted Intomoney II money for covering term lnls should be ilobirred birredHule hub 1 wn specifically objected to byonly only a very 111 minority and then not onaccount account of any essential Injuctlce or unfairness ness hit bocnuso It was thought that theremight might be practical difficulty or wide variations ions in its interpretationDue Onl urlHlllldlt iays fo exampleI 1 thoroughly approve the spirit and purposoof of rule 1but continues I full to see whcrndue due provision has been made for drawini 1I line There are socalled universities Hintwould schoolHule would rank below n good New Knglnnd highschool HiiI i received practically unanimousapproval approval men by 111 few who thought allrules rules iitmoopHsarv or harmfulThe The desirability of the cultivation of theBplnt spIrit described by the President as thatwhich which underlies I gentlemens UllllntII 111 sport was universally emphiiBicdThlKsummary ThlKsummary of the expressIons of opinionthus thus tar obtained IH to be regarded nsslmplya a rite Ii itt Inn ry report Inllenloi tll widespread spread interest taken In tho mid iprpnd IHk1 Mibject fnd a I further effort I ti secure evidence which willform form n basis for final action which hal represent the best obtainable views I I thewhole whole subject Many of tin repliesweie weie obviously not Intended for pit hI ciii ill and I therefor no effort has been niiulu Inthis this summary to nnrne or classify inn separateInstitutions Institutions but It may be said that In addition dition lo downs of colleges und schools therewere were twentynine universities Including thosedefinitely definitely representative of eleven Stalesand and that the area covered by 111 replies tookIn In the cot ire country from Maine to Texasand and California Antwerp containing usdurance I durance of approval or valuable criticismand and advice are mill arriving in larr numbersand I and A further report will be madr early In thenew new year VISITIXG SHOOTERS H7Vtroicent 1111 II troicent A C Member IntoIn nttupitt In Two Match at nay nidgeTrap Trap shooting experts from many purlsof of the coiinlry gathered nt Hay llldgo yesterday terday afternoon They wore the guestsof of HIP Crescent Athletic Club Besides competing peting In H special team mnlch at fifty targetsapiece apiece theshot In therpgularxvpekly fixturesAmong Among those that shot were W It herr nfConcordla Concordla Kan 1111 Slovens of HabjviiyN N J 1 Apgar of Ilalnfleld N Ji F KHlitler Hlitler of Orange N I J W Oarrrtt ofKansas Kansas City J H Fanning of Jersey CityJ J Plercej of Knimetf N 1 Hnd H H WPISof of Ness York ptyTho Tho lentil lilt I cit wns t he feature of the dayThe The visitors won They broke 4U1 targetsof of n possible 4SO The Crescents aggregatedMS MS II II Stevens made the best score forthe the experts He made only one miss In hisfifty fifty shots H W lIrl gun ti and I W Palmerwere were thu two best ituns of tho Crescent teamThere There was also a special match with fourmen men on a side at i targets The visitorswere were again victorious s loser was highman man with a tItan string of W The aggregatescores scores were UI kills for thn Kxperts and ssfor for Iho reticent shooters out of a possibleKM I KMThe The stake trophy scum the only weekly fixture I ure decided I sent yflve In all cotti tinted J J Bedford Jr and L C Hopkins Jrt t led lor first pliict On the shoot otT holoIPIIIlIorll evcrBedford won the leg HP also raptureda I a club Irophy stout from a field ol fiveThe The other club matches filled well Twentygunners gunners or more competed In rach Thewinners I winners were 1 H Krnnt C A Lockvvoodand and J P Kalrchlld As it TV nt grow lint darkthe the December cup and the weekly team racewere were both called off until Christmas Daywhen when the Croatput A C holds an all davshoot shoot The scoresHPKCIAI HPKCIAI TEAM HATCH M TAIinhTBKXPUmSHI HI 25 2d 25 ToMIJ J innnlne 20 211 40XV XV II titer 21 21 tIPIi 1 IISlIellen 23 VIXV 1ftlIn lIn llrarnv 20 21 IIit It II Stevens 21 21 IIIS S Mover 21 VI IIXV XV Apznr 7 22 OJames f ftIY James Klllolt J 21 4SI I II llutler in illTotal 37Total Total micnrsciisT cnrsciisT A cH II M Ilrlgham 2 l 21 47L L M Palmer Ir 21T 17II T II Slephciison 21 21 40A A II ollllwClrlh21 20 13T C K T Poster ii I HC C A Loikwood 17 18 15II II C Hennetl 17 IS 15L L C llouklns 12 IiW iv W XV Marshall It 11I 31Total Total 3MBPFC1AI I BPFC1AI TEAM MsTfll 2i IsROKTHKJtpcrtt KJtpcrtt I Crtarenl 1uilsiu CViimr I Viimr Tolal Sam 7otfll 1 S ramilng Kill M llrlgham 21V I 1111 lleer 21L M toUr JrI 24S I S Glover 21 A n Sonthvorth 21X X Apicar 22 K II Slepheiison 2Toal Toni 111 Tolal 8HSHOOT I TaOrHY SHOOT li TABOFTSXlsltors 1lp1 heap 11tfrlmroIr I tfrlmroIr 0 15OC rtllOrlllr 0 ta1liVITsToi I ISYITUIOS IIIIonr 2i IAtliRTILt 1 B trnst 7 2 1 tttioti n 221rAllnllll 1rAllnllll n 21 nllr o II 22I I I Mlolmr 11 n III S Irll 0 9I i II II 1111 II 21 jIIrnp n 21S 1 S 1IlIhwlJr1hn 21 HIIIfII II 21i i S Oln Ct 111 I C lIolkln 2 21 1 11 nillrelr II 2111 W lnrlJolI I 21eiiar i IllIr II 23 iiI Kr 2 21I II II hlrrlor 1 23 I T IIldlord 2 21II I II 1 tirIh en I 22 r I 11111 r Ii 19c c t ioiur I nilI let 1 1 I 18C C Iockood 2 211orIlT 11orIlT IWOT IS isnutin 1 111101 n IS J Ii Ilnnlnl n 13S S IuIr J 15 l 11 Ihnoo n IS A loelisvueit I 1 11 1 iirlghain II 12II II II ScVeflu II 15 n c lrllII I 121ILsoullworlh11 1ILsoullworlh11 151 J oiler 0 III I St 1111111 0 11 I i Itepktiis I 9t t 1111011 0 111IILllrrn 01IIplls 0II 1IIplls n II 1I1 Irhllll 2 7teonr teonr n 11 III 1 I 711InrrII 11InrrII n Ittlr tlr 1micr 2 IIpIteoTnPr pIteoTnPr store rOSl1lTTOSOC C loeklvooul I 13 t u Stllhllnrlh n 12lIltor Xlsltors did not compete In shnolnlT I 1ROPIIT SHOuT IS TVIUIMSJ J Falrrhlld 1 IS XX AX Marshall 2 12HHStevens HHStevens 0 1511 M Mrlgham 2 12 V 0 let n is IM PalmirJr o itH II f elle n la A 0 Snuilmnrth n IIr r K Foster 0 14 I S Fannlnir o inXV XV K Herr o 13 F 11 steplirnson 0 13J J N Teeter 2 12TROPIIT TROPIIT SHOOT IS TSIIOrTSF F T lledford I II liF llrwer 1 13Plerccy t Plerccy 0 is 11 Foster IIr iC C X Lockwood I 13STAKE STAKE TBOrilT 25r TAIlIfTSFI FI HedforilJr 2 351 Plcrcj 0l 22I L Ilnpktn 3 2511 M Hrlkliam 0 21XV XV ci Heir o 31 F II StcpVnsnn o 31C C F T Foster I 31 1 n linn n 21f f Kllloti n 21 FrHn nor 1 VII I XI Palmer fll3 IC Itcnneit 3 21IIILSIn II II suvins n 211 N Teeter 4 20A A Ii Soiiinworih ii 23 DrKSPS 2 20S S Clover n 3S llXXellis 0 311S S Apirar n 211 s Fanning fl 2iJH JH Ilrnsi 7 23 llH Vanltveer I tOT JW Garrett n 33 IE lltitlir 0 15W W W larsliall 4 33snooTorr snooTorr SAVIK rnNinnossF F t lied fordI r 2 211IItlpkln 2 3ftASSOCIATIO ASSOCIATIO roomatneroti HICIl11rrOI1 atneroti efeat Ho sf Club MnnMulches Mulches Post uiturttsuel lupiier Plnvitis playeil sad hun with thefludiile fludiile of ihe Metropolitan AiiPlatlonFootball Football Ieiicue venerday afnrnoon not somuch much because of overhead conditions tea oDaIII11I ac oilit of the hopelessly mil Idy state of thugrounds grounds The gunie lent iteIu rill BrooklynThistles Thistles so recently strengthened bv the inclusion clusion IIf the tuck of the Brooklyn 1 C nndlh III ehamnion Caledonians nt Lenox avemioand and 14 ih SI net was indrllnitely postponednulii nulii Held vns too full of middles to admitof of the contittt being started and the sameapplied applied to the imiich between New YorkThistles Thistles arid the Bronx Hangers HI OnliiHoKielil Kielil New dates will be selected fur themdturen dturen by the xeciitiM lonmiiitee TheWest West HudiinCamiron gnmi was mutuallypostponid postponid iiuiil lotiiorrow when a livelyencounter encounter is looked for The Favorites ofSlaten Slaten Islnid scored against the BrooklynC 1 C bv difntiU Hollywood Inn and Inlcrii ii will likewise Heliet another dale fill 111tIII lug iucThe The hail uroiindH lirllln interfere with theSlaten Slaten Island Football Club of Vest Vevvllrighton llrighton filling IM engagement with theRobert Robert Burns Oltt hull Club 01 this citv thegame game being played to a flnlHh nf Kqultuble flIrk Ihe hendiiuarlern of the latter Thel lancerH who have been succrMfiil III momif 01 their recent engagementsIncludlngnialchesw I w Ith the best of the Philadelphia clubs sen redn III n liniidy victory by 1 goals to 2t II I t MaconibH Dam tin eleven of theanieron I anieron Ilinihull Club met the team of theHoys Hoys Club nnd won after npiriu play hy awore wore of 4 Konls to 3 In spite of the poorfooling I fooling allorded by the ground which waninudily inudily ouch slippery the play VVIIH ipilte fusthut 1hnl hut many good combinations were spoiledneverthebss 11 neverthebss In ilm 1111 half Pearson andHastings 1 Hastings of the InterestS each tallied ngoal goal whereupon the Hides chanced goals nndthe the honors In the mcond period were dlvlditlSoon Soon after the restart the BoysClub PIn emsini nine down the field with a rush act got alieniity lieniity past Lime the Cameron goalkeeperThe The latter was continually bombarded therenfier aft in hut be gaT a great exhibition ofdefensive I defensive resourcefulness The Canieronsscored scored twice more t ioodmnti and Kvving I doing the rIch Just before the whistle blewKrssler Krssler scored one more ice Ia I for the BoynClub IIlih Club and the game ended with Ihe CameronsiilKiid iilKiid hy 3 pointsvvir vvir nArEiis rott rAsuidTola la r Cross and Doc lllllrbnnd KxpertrdIn In Strengthen llnsrtiall TeamXVvsiliMTciN XVvsiliMTciN Dec 21 ta n result ofpromises promises made by the Philadelphia AmericanIOIIKHP IOIIKHP BiiHiball club lo appoint HarryDavis Davis captain for next vcar and to len yeI I live Cross the retiring captain free to acceptany any offers innde him a deal bus been closedsvhereby svhereby luvi Cross will play third ban lorI the Washington club neit season Thetcims tcims of the deal could not be learned but aresaid IlLld said to Include a future option on one of Washingtons players and n cash bonusOwners Owners of the t asbinglon Baseball Clubthink I think that they have considerably strengthened ened the weakest part of tin team Theynre tune conlMcnt of securing the services of Doc Illllebrand Princetons famous pitcherof I of several years ago who has virtually promised ised to ii lay here mxl year nnd which willstrengthen strengthen XX aldingtons already formidabletiltihing tiltihing corps comprising Hughes WolfeIHilon IHilon hitson Falkenhurg Hardy Sudhofland and a couple of recruits Heavy hitting Charley Hlckmim will be played In nchiH lipId next year with Charley loins ltiarid cenireand and John Anderson In led while Stanleyand and flothgeb will be utility outfielders apt Jake Wlahl will tins first base ieorge Millsecond second base aol Joe Cassldy shortstop with Sohafley from the Pacific Coast assubstitute substitute Inflelder Heydon Knoll and I hlllredge will be the catchers HARVARD CHESS PLAYERS WINiconJ S0tK II 12 VHTOniFH IS AXvrii I vrii rortVfTVnle Vnle a Close Second IVllli Ilsbt Coinrg InHer Her Iavor Colnmlil in TItled IUceand and Princeton lait at Mlndup ofContest Contest at Writ Hide Ilciilbllcan ClubTim Tim fourteenth annual intercollegiate chesslournuniunt lournuniunt helvvren lenin tudlnl each fromColumbia Columbia Harvard Yale and Princeton wasconcluded concluded nt thin West Side Itepubllcan Clubyesterday yesterday evening when Harvard seasloretl declared clared the xvlnner with iut victories Yalu belntIn In second place with S Columbia third with tland and Princeton lastYesterdays Yesterdays pairing In the third round of thetournament tournament was arranged In such a way anto to match Columbia against Yale and Princetun tun xv Ith Harvard Columbia nnd Princetonbeing being beaten by Yule nnd Harvard respectively tively Tlio enct pairing was as followsVoudbury Voudbury A ale vs Schroeder ColumbiaXXolrt XXolrt Columbia vs Jameson Yale lirown Columbia bia vs Hendl Yale Burgess Yale n Plumhere here Columbia Ward Princeton vs llrldgmanHarvard Harvard Mrackelt Harvard vs Williams Princeton ton MrClure Harvard vs Ireenland PrincetonIllnds Hind Princeton vs Cojswell HarvardIn In course of Ihe day It was announced thatHie Hie canui left II till II Ihlll hy Jameson undWllllnms Wllllnms on Friday evening wan declareda a win for JamesonTho Tho llrst game decided was the one betweenMcCliln McCliln and Oreenliind on the seventh lion rtlme whom I tie Ii rifler had to contend against aPctrofTs PctrofTs flefenco adopted by ireenlatid The KHine was at Hrst pretty regularly contested tested but later the Harvard player had achance chance of winding up his adversary in grandstylo stylo announcing H mate In four moveswhereupon whereupon C I ruetil arid resigned II gut eiutill moves were recorded only The next game decided was on the eighthboard board vvher Hindu entertained Cogswell tou u inieens gambit which the latter declinedlo lo ncrepi Jn tlm mlddlo stage of the gamewhich which hy the way ivan rather rapidly contented tented Black managed to get the pull inposition position winning the exchange although ntone one lime of the game he wns a pawn behindEventually Eventually Cogswell secured two passedpawns pawns which gave him a well earned victoryafter after fortyone movesMeanwhile Meanwhile the plsvers on the third hoardagreed agreed to a draw after fortyels moves hadbeen been rebut This unme also u nueensxamhlf ia itt It I t declined and opened by lirown ofColumbia Columbia was very well contested throughout out neither player being able to mako any Impressipn upon his adversarys posllion anda II perfectly even end game arose JustifyingI I hi result given aboveBratkett Bratkett of Harvard next registered a finevictory victory over the Prlncetonian Williams onIhe IIh the sixth board These entertained eachother other with tho Intricacies of II iluoco Via noIII in course of which white won the exchangeand and later on nearly every pawn of his ndverKiirv verKiirv Si III the hauler fought on gamely 1111110 the fiftieth move I hII1 resigned I On the fourth board the Columbia plarI I BlimibeiB defendid a mieenR gambit declined clined aininst Burgess with very line judgment ment winning at first II pawn and later on two pieces XXlien fort VI hrvn moves hnen been recorded Buriess had enough and heresigned resignedIn In the evening session three games hadft I IIII to be concluded that between XXoodblirvand and Hchroeder the one between XVolIT anilJameson Jameson and lastly the game between VardH I and Bridgley Sehroeder relied upon nI I French defence again Woodbiiry and se I lected an old fashioned defence which IpdI to II very Interesting came Kventually I XXooclhury managed to get a strong attackand and In order to prevent speedy loss of thofame fame Sehroeder had to sacrifice a pawn Inly n few moves wore made In lie even ing when Sehroeder resigned Thirtyeight e1flin4 flrn rodnrdi Wolft was treated to a Sicilian defence bvhis his adversary Jameson in couiso if whichI game the Columbian succeeded In winninga a ill me n When an adjournment was taken he was still a pawn to the goodbut on the i other hand Jameson had two well advancedi i pawns on the hoard Xfter fortylive movesa a draw was agreed uponA A regular ipieens Cit iti lilt declined waspJnyerl pJnyerl bet OCt11 Ward und Bridgman the former outplaying his adversary in the middlegame game stage winning a piece after repellingwliites wliites attack In the evening session Brldginnii innii registered a vIctory lifter thirtynineI I moves onlv a few moves helng made TheSui I summaryI I Inlumtlii If I Harrail IFIt I It Srhroeder 1 3 P XX Ilrldrman IS it5 C I P volt ti n o A nracltett 3I I I O Itrown Ii 114 c T Ml ClltreI ni i II liliimh rg 3 i XX i CngsisellToials 3 nTnlals Tnlals n ii i Totals ftij 31Viir I cute II 1 Irtntcinn w I 5 V XVoodhury 3 o XV M XVnrd u 212 A St Jameson 33 U Charles XXIIllams n 3 H M lleadlj i PS H i Greenland n s K II Hurgess I 3 Iloger Hinds n 3Toiels Toiels 4 Totals 7 iJijThe The record up to datelevin levin CoumMiifurinrcf tale PrtntetonIMS IMS H 7 ate3 31l te3 Si 7 Ill lii 4 3 n nIMS iiC IMS s sv Itj 4Is Ins lj in i 513 iwi nt in 14 1Prts Prts 0 tj in ij 3p p in 013 a 1 it3 lOici Mj n 3 Anwi tail nt l9 7i ol2 l2 73 a 7 3Ifl513 i 1111 u2 n 7 31IMU IMU Ib SI 4 0IDOS IDOS a Sirnd R iOnd Ond totals fT Sj 73a 53Harvard Harvard therefore won the cup ninelimps limps Columbia four times and Yale onconnxixa nnxixa iv nnooKivyrlin lin rkons In Order at the ttag of thrIolly Folly A CV V crowd of sports saw some stirring threeround round bouts at Washington Hull Broadwayand and Park avenue lust night iwo knockoutsj j occurred ouch ihe other mills were stirringenough enough to arouse genuine enthusiasmIlie Ilie opening struggle brought ieorgeKoy Koy and Young hut h II tt together Toy startedoff off like a winner shooting leftH and rightslo lo his mans wind Itiihlin stood the punlshnien nien and Koy was tired nt the hell Koydid did well for a brief part of the second butHtlhlin Htlhlin shovverid jabs and upperctilH and hadKoy Koy weary The final round was all In favorof of lliihlln and he had im trouble In winning lack OBrien and Charles lisler mixed Itup up In vicious fashion slugging each other allover over the ring OHrleti scored with jabswhile while E i sIr evened th ngs by playing for Ihe body The outcome was a draw The nextcontest contest was a hummer Kid liellly tackledouni ouni Jeffries The latter lived up to hisnniiMsake nniiMsake in strength crouchlnt low andsendlm sendlm home the left In the Hccond bothwent went at It hammer and tongs nnd Kcllly bitthe the dust tulqe Irom left swings In the ihlrd Jeffries crossed Iteilly nn the vital nolnt sending ing him to the floor The gruelling becamemi mi vicious that the referee called a hall Thehonors honors vvc re about evenHob Hob Dondel gave Charles Leonard n tastenf nf hi M heavy right by nutting his man awaywith with n hard svvlng tp to the lime of thefinish finish Leonard was mailing n bold hid forvlitory vlitory Maxey Hunch nn old timer shottedthai thai he had not lost all of his skill againstKid Kid Oscar lilt youth prevailed and afterciir ciir had got lo laughs stonincli with leftswings swings Muxev betnu lo get slow The thirdnas nas all In Oscars favor and hi would have been the winner had there been n decision Xount Sharkey was doing famously until Yoiimr Killllvan copped him with the left onthe the chin in the third Thin blow nmdclhar Icey gtoggy and another blow a crushingright right put Miarkoy out of th hunt for keepsThe The w Indiiti was bet iiriu Mike1 Kagannnd and Pete Burke I his was a contest ot skilliind iind clean lulling Burke reached Haganwith with snlngs m the third and mide his mancover cover up In the second Kuciii got moreconfidence confidence and Ilimmelled his mans wind hunk as in distress at the hell In Hiethird third though Burke rushed and iahlvcdand and made iil gnu retreat By mild counter Ing Kagan managed to make n diaw ot jinimT nimT TO FiaiiT HERECracK CracK Callfornlnn Mill Proliant MeetMc ienrr at Hudson Ait CIt It was announced last night that Jimmyllritt unIt the former lightweight championwould would fieet some good man at the HudsonA A C I lilt Ii street and Broadway next Salurilav ilav night loi Sullivan matchmaker ofthe the club said that he is on the lookout for arlever rlever lightweight to tackle the native sonIn In all probability ndy M Oarry who has made a line local reputation wlllhe secured McCinrry has jus recovered the use of oneof of hlM hands and IF In fairly good trim XI Ihoimh not very clever Mctiarry Is a stiffpuncher puncher and ought to put up a eooi flightagnlnjl agnlnjl unIt This will IA the Native Soils firs t apx arance In New York In therlnVnhd rlnVnhd Uie occasion should be marked bv a Urge attijidance WILLIS HEATS TUCKERIlilliifrlplitan Ililliifrlplitan SniiihfB Lcc l Man at Hurlson son A C In Three notmrtfWith With few pxceptloni tho card offered attlm thin weekly show of She Hudson A C j liotnstreet street arid Broadway last nIght wan as Interestlnff terestlnff as onn would care to sec As onattraction attraction Chick Tucker the much toutedlocal local lentherwelKht met Billy Willis of Philadelphia delphia hoc three rounds Tucker was orlulnully nully to have fiicrd Tommy Murphy of Harloinbut but the bout wan called off earlier In the weekWillis Willis la n rnwboncd youth with long armsnnd ant thin body He is awkwardly clever andcan can punch Ho probably had five poundsthe the advnntoKo over Tucker who was fat andslow slow Tucker started by sending the left to thebody body Welles missed a Jab and slipped to thefloor floor Ho tried for the rlcht and got It overon on the head Tucker scored the right tothe the body at close quarters but was wrestledto to thti floor as Welles landed a heavy righton on the neck Tucker roughed It at the bellhut hut did not do any damage Welles was wildIn In the second missing rights frequently Ho steadied himself and then caught Tuckerwith with right 10 the body repeated the punchand and hooked the same hand for the JawTuckers Tuckers right fell short and Welles Jabbedhim him twice lo the face Tucker rushed inIhe hue third and Welles met him with a rightupperctit uppercut on the chin Tnoker scored aright right uppercut and Welles put the right onihe the neck Tucker landed on the body andwhen when Welles emerged from the clinch hisnose nose wns bleeding Welles staggered Tuckerwith with right and kept landing the right to thewind wind Tucker could not keep Welles offhim him and at HIP bell he was very tired Wellesshowed showed his superiority at every stage andWHS WHS pntifled to the decision had there beenany any decree Kitten took on Frank Sheehan asa a starter They made things hum trom theoiitsel oiitsel swapping lefts and rights and countering tering with precision The first two roundswere were even Then Ivlten began to use astraIght straight lab He reached Sheehan oltenand and at the end had piled up enough pointsto to win Frank Evans a voxmn ter fromYonkers Yonkers had the second mill of his careermeeting meeting Young Lee Ivans took a severelacing lacing lie kept In a corner most of thetime time and Lee drove the right to the heartKvans Evans countered occasionally but did nodamage damage The result was easily In favor ofLee Leeror Fur the fifth time within n month act tualrntutit rountHert Knit of Philadelphia and Emergency gency Kelly 01 lloston had their usual spatBoth Both apparently understood each other andmissed missed blows deliberately Whatever fighting ing thev indulged In was about evenHob Hob Moore and Young French two slightlybuilt built IDS pounders had a brief essay Mooresonly only qualification as 11 pugilist wan that heID ID game HH was unable to Bet away root Jretichys fast leads The first round wascut cut short to save Moore from being knockedout out nnd In the senond Police CaptainTappin Tappin who was at the ringside ordetedhostilities hostilities to cease ns it was evident thatMoore Moore did not have a chanceMarty Marty Williams of Philadelphia a brotherto to Kid Williams who bested Willie Lewisrecently recently met Joe Wagner In the second starbunt bunt Vllllams began to tight cleverly Heheld held his guard high and shot out his leftIt It looked for a while as If he would be ableto to accomplish something but as soona as Wagner begun to move both armsfrom from side to side preparatory to landing ahard hard wallop XYllhnmss science deserted himHe He then mixed it tin but most of his puncheswent went very wide of the markIn In the second vxacnur rushed constantlybringing bringing the right to the law XVJIIIamsbacked backed nwny trout a clinch and as he didso so Joe got him to a corner There he feiptedwith with the right XMIIIams ducked and as hedid did so ogner swum the left catching thePhiladelphia Philadelphia n on the wind llllams fell onhis his lace dead to the world and had to becarried carried lo lila corner lllle Schumacherand and Italic iillen palmed off a brazen fakeTho lice crowd scented their efforts from the beginning nnd the fighters were hissed nsthey they left the stageni ni ono NOT POOL rnAMrioxNo No Sa Honors of Emblem Mho Mill PutIp Ip Another Trophylfred lfred De Oro thi pool expert and thenrunswIckBalkeCollcnder I nrunswIckBalkeCollcnder Company are atloggerheads loggerheads over the pool championship andemblem emblem the mailer being explained In aj j statement made by the billiard concern yesterday terday which in part Is as followshhfrd 11 lfred Io Oro one time pool championhas has made a claim of personal ownership ofnn nn emblem representing the worlds championship pionship which has excited some attentionbecause because of Ifs novelty In claiming finalownership ownership of Ihe emblem Do Oro calculatesthe the twelve months time required for him tosticcoflfully sticcoflfully defend U from the date of hiswinning winning the tournament without taking Intoconsideration consideration the lapso caused by the emblempassing passing into the possession of Jerome Keoghthrough through forfeiture by Do OroU U the reiiutst of many players theHrunsvv Hrunsvv id llalke Cullender Company lastwinter winter donated for a tournament heldin in SI Louis an emblem representing theworlds worlds championship at continuous poolThe The emblem was won by De Oro Lastspring spring when challenged by Jerome KeoghDo Do Oro forfeited the emblem and championship ship title to Keogh who announced his readiness ness to defend them asalnsl all comersHome Home time later De Oro challenged Keoghand and in a game In Buffalo the former wonwhen when ho again received the emblemA A few weeks ago William Hueston of StLouis Louis challenged He Oro having postedhis his forfeit De Oro Ignored the challengennl nnl Huenton claimed the championship andemblem emblem However De Oro then contendedthat that the emblem was hull personal propertyunder under he provisions of Ruin It governingchampionship championship contests This rule saysThe The holder of the emblem will be required todefend defend II for one year agaInst all comers Theemblem emblem hccomes the personal properly of theplacr pla er who wins and defends It against all contestants testants for the period of twelve monthsIluecton Iluecton appealed to the donors of theemnlem emnlem and they decided that he was entitled titled to tho championship title and possession shin of the emblem sublect to challengeas as he had compiled with all tIm conditionsDe De Oro In refusing to give up the Hmblemsays says It K his personal property in that ho hasheld held It for one year dating such twelvemonths months from the time of the tournament InSt St Louis and without regard to the forfeiture to Keogh or HIP time that the Infr had theemblem emblem In his posseslon The donors however ever In deciding tho matter Interpret Itule I I In accordance with the generally acceptedrule rule gnvernlngall sports namely that thu for feiture by De Oro to Keogh acts the sameas as n defeat nnd that he can only claim ownership ship of the emblem after having Biieeessfully defended It for twelve months from Clues timeof of Us having come into his possession when he regained It from Keogh after his forfeiture tureIn In n letter lo De limo dated December o the donors of the emblem say Legally we would have a right to enforce the return by you of the emblem to us but In the interest of the game professionally wewish wish to avoid any such notoriety Your re lii sat to give up the emblem does not by nny menus establish your ownership to it noryour your title lo the championship Your refusal to give up tInt ennblsna merely forces upon us the nocvselty of having itii duplicated In order to perpetuae the championship pionship which it represents Mr I I lent on having complied with the requirements under Ihe rules Is now the renognlt il cham pion at continuous pool and the emblem Illegally withheld by you is no longeremblematic emblematic of tie championship It originallysymbolized symbolized Procession of liananasFIOII FIOII Hit lnnrtnn Ill it m rt hirIn In accordance with arrangements made Inanticipation anticipation of the ships arrival nt Avonmouth mouth two special express banana trainswith with Hoovi bunches of Jamaica bananas form ing part of tIns cargo of the I ttltktihuontlnytrrusei arrived at Iaddlncton station The twoarrival arrival platforms were reserved for these trains and some iou men who were In attend ale promptly backed a hundred railway vans against the oriemuhngs of the trucks so that the nut rou d be transprrwi without exposure to the chill morning airtptI XS hen the vans bearing labels with the words Jamaica bananas in huge letters were loaded and covered with straw and hlnnUrts they started at a hoarier past o clock lo ross I onrton In a process m ex ending some half n mill KM y smaller one horse vans left subspuently to s pnlv Ihn varloiiK le ser dltrlhutlni centre Mi essential polui In connection with the htiiljtiut trade Is that the Irult should each the distributer prompliv unlnlured either from Mosure to Inclement weather of rough handling afid the obiecl ol he effort was to demonstrate the rapidity with which the fruit could he de Iverell to dealers ovpr a lanai ares Including tha princIpal and subordinate London marketsVM U IIORAES AND c niii vrrsTrade TradeSPAVIN ManSPAVIN SPAVIN CUREWrite Write for booklet also letter mmmen men and trainers on ever kind of cave S VETILElIOItSE THEIIOIISE permanently Cures Spavin Uinbone bone except low Illnibone Curb fOornghiInSplInt SplInt Shoe Doll Wind PuTT Injurtd rtnaorind and all lameness wIthout tear or losi of hair llirsomay may work u usual4EK 4EK ftn per bottle wIlt a written guamut 99 S UU M Hlndlne to protect you as the butlegal legal talent could make It Send for a Coil innbooklet bookletAt At Dniggtiti and Dealer or Eiprns f1c c M UOBIUAN It nno BCtiurrELiN a roH tawTowcAiKasnco ataassos a BOBBINC H ACHENBACH C C IURTIBTVK1L tEllSTaIL A MSII1PNRT TaIL BROSTUB I1PNRT XUKINE n OOBTILB TUB o N CtiiTTztTOtt CO BTILB n niTCIIRTTroj Troj Chemical Co Binghamton N YUo1Iiib VfI1IANKET3 Uo1Iiib I1IANKET3 IIOnESLined Lined Stable Blankttv 100 Square iilankets 1Truck 3VTruck Truck Ill nket3 C lbOO91h3ni lii lh 17 itijUame Uame Leathers Ib 8M I0lb4on Fawn nianuiI2i ass Blue Blankets 376 Oil Storm rorersilush VPluih Pluih Itobei 300IBTKItS IBTKItS HARNESS 4 HADDLKHY ftM M Vcjt Broadway near Chambers jst upsuinGOLF GOLF MIXED AT LAKEWOODOFFICIAL OFFICIAL AXD OOFnriLnn Airs fon MATCH IltlCountry Country flub Chrlitmai Tournamentl irkccl Vulctldc tmltlaiut lieFornt Fornt Firm In Iuzzlluc Crisis ienrseoulrl oulrl and the Director to I mplreHain Rain ke pt the crowd sway from hsChristmas Christmas open tournament yesterdav n MmCountry Country Club of Lakowood but there is asan an International air to thr rout rut by Moparticipation participation of a New Zpnlunder a I anndaiiand and two Kngllsh tourists None of hemproved proved to be champion In disguise mstpajthere there wax a iiispkion that to learn the tinomay may bo one of the reasons to bring all nfthem them to the United State Mldclleion I lIeNew New Zealander survives for tli Beim tlnnlhowever however according to Capt Ps Koresofficial sofficIal official returns Nonofflclally Mlddlcon nout out of It for ax it happened hero was n inflict filet and two different drawn played outcomplication complication has been created which willprobably probably be carried to the club dlre nrof of whom George 1 Gould Is prcsiden odetermine determine who are the proper Remlllnalnifor for tomorrowJames James O Battercon led the iiiinllfylng fleUwith with M and Jasper Jjyneh cam next atfor for although there was a drlzxlp the COIITMwas wait In excellent order Ve have had greeiKrasn gross springIng up for three mseekemvas nwas was Oreenkeeper Will Xortons iommenrand and winter seems to have cut out MkownmlthU this yearA A W Black at Ins closed the right for nffirst first cup In the returns but II A lames 1 8 B Ferris asked permission lo withdraw as they did not care lo go thirtyMix holes onsuch such a wet day Other withdrawals loft onvtwo two for the second cup and this wn declaredoff off by Capt De Forest who then proceededto to make the draw aided hy 1 W Miles IIistlune time honored volunteer clerk of all lakenoodopen open tournaments A C Super who hidfinished finished llfth with Wlaccording to nome members bern now refused to play In the llrsl set protesting testing that he was not good enough so DnIoresl Ioresl dropped him and added K U HllssDP DP Forest and Lee Bet our to piny butnone none of the other pairs darted It seemsRecording Recording to other members thut Sopernow now wanted to play anil In sympathy withilm ilm the others who had qualified made anew new draw In this Matlerpon was namedo to play I e Forest while lye caught SoperWord Word was sent to De Forest then on tinfourth fourth green to come back as H new drawind haul been made Me b an old tlmo racquetplayer player and pigeon shot chock full of grland and who also remembered all about OliverCromwell Cromwell and the Hump ParliamentI I am playing on the offluinl draw quothJe 1e Forest Ah captain of the club I tell itsothers others to play or Ill disqualify all of emBack Back to the clubhouse trotted Ilue oaddinoy oy who had borne the message his eyesdllatlntr dllatlntr wlln wonder at the tlery commandVoiise Voiise play on tier furst draw or lo thewoods woods SPP announced tine cnddic to theplayers players fratherpd at this first tee This neemerin n high and Imperative ruling to some of themand and Batterson wan the first lo take a stand foIberty lIberty free npeech and free golfThen Then I am a winner by default from PForestdeclared Forest declared Haltprcon This nnnonneement ment made OeerliiR a winner by rtefatil inDo Do Forests draw HO ho went off to play niTkwho who beat him by 3 and 1 This the squences quences must he noted carefully this n lvBlack Black Ifft Mlddleton a winner by defa1from from him on De Forests draw 80 to fillMlddleton Mlddleton went out with Jasper lytih apaired paired on the second draw and lostI I am In a peculiar posItIon was lie remark mark of Jasper lyiuh who had in hemactive active In the pro and con debates I hiacewin win by default on De Forests draw andguess Iguess guess it wont hurt me to tackle the SeZealnnder Zealander so Ill play him anyhow on thesecond second drawTo To chose the proceedings of this independentdraw draw Soper had a default from Iet vi iwas was off playing wIt h De Forest Th independent dependent summary wasMatch Match Play First roundiatlernw hv IsForest Forest hy default Illack heat Herring by 3 up oilI 1 to play Ijnch beat Mlddleton by 10 up and C oplay play Moper beat Ieu by defaultWhen When De Forest pami In victor overwho twho who was the Patsy In both draws he Hfled fled the broadciHt disqualifying bv piw Jas as winners all who had tyot technicallv he ncontempt contempt of court that ic who had Minitheir their opponents miBsIng tutu who hud ph Ion on rather than to stand about dome ui I iiThis This following Is the official miutniirvtournament tournament as attested by Ciipl De CreOiiallfylng Oiiallfylng ScoresJames C nitter on iHills Hills 4143M Jasper Lynch Lakrwnod II fPhilip 0PhilIp Philip Hblnelander Iakewood 411 11 oncte cit Forest Iw keHoodHM9 A C SOJHTwood4 wood 46 MM S p Icrrls ikewoori 4 MH H A James Ijikewood 53 M 107 A VLakewood Lakewood S5 S3 tOt 1 A Deerlnc iia 67 81IO K O lUIss Ukevvood M M iW W IAS Hosevllle S4 A3 117 H MlcldletmXcaland Zealand W 033rl I A MacCollumM M 01 127 A K James Kngland M 70 itMarch March Hngldnd 01 ra iTO No cards JMowers Mowers O R KgeleMon II H Smith M tr r II KendallMatch Match Play flrst round Lynch heat ndefault Vdefault default Peering heat Itatternmhy default Mton ton beat Illack by default S K de heir Cv W W Lee by 7 up and S to playThe The semiflnnl nnd final rounds aretomorrow tomorrow with nn nil day open linmiwhich Ishlcli which arrivals on the morning tnimake make port entrlen The purle mPresident President lould end the directors itermlnn sntermlno termlnn who will play who s itthere there Is a regular and n rump set nffinalists finalistsThere There was a large attendance nimeeting meeting of the Sound Beadi tinlitry SItry try Club which Is largely mtdr up otrPKidents ernmmdents rPKidents of Kouncl Ilinch Con Cob P Cand and flreenwlch at the Mutrav Iliilast itlast last night The following ticket wanPresldenl Presldenl M II 1oster vlcepre ldenP P fllake treasurer Dr O H Palmer fPercy Percy I AdamsCaptiln011 HarrlmanOovernonv Oovernonv Clayton rtockhlll 1 H iK K Markk htarr n Cocheu Andrew n ew vThomas Thomas W King Herbert LucasCaddie Caddie boys came In for their r v Jgifts gifts yesterday at the Dyker MenClub Club hut the drizzle and soft uawny away the players thecasegeneralhout out the it O A district Theto iito to defv the elernentn In the bogy sw i Vwere were C J Crooksll ll down J B IIa f 8 down E F Hunt 10 down F M H 11 down antf T M Horn ll down I C C a I IIa Si I3V 1g 11a Iia Iia IiII IIa IIhiV hiV hiVtSt tSttI tI tIhCI hCIIn Inin inIN IItl tl tlaat IaelfFelC 1Ii Ii IitI tI tIaII at atat at atIi Ii IitI tI tIISi ISip tI tImc mc mctI tI liIticIi cIiCl Cl Clat atIs Is Isth tl tlc ci K 0 0h n h tc tcCl Cl Clrl rlCl mm ti11tc tcImc Imc 1C C kitl tl tlm m tlV V Ii V 01II 01at at atti K II ti 11el ccfc h fcel el eli STI I

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I I l r l f C C q iTTT ttHE Ir 1 l 1 r tHE SUN SUNDAY DECEMBER 2 190b fl IN THE SPORTING WORLDPOOLROOMS POOLROOMS HARD lilT flYORLE4NS Avl01tLEAS 01tLEAS ttlEKATOUSTricks Tricks lntmrkrd at the narrl11 TrnckiI I eIb Through Here Ilrnvltx KtipporlcHOW HOW Mo Iotipswortli Iliiknl HiWrong Wrong ultTho ARC Limit In LIIgIIlInITlip Tlics nro iimmmlly hard dnys for thop pfliilrumi keepers In this city anti In the Westgljicc gljicc tie rival tracks lxcnn the winter caml l iurn iv month ngo thr rooitiR have rowlvcii i titles or llninclnl Jolt that IIHVP nut manof of tlnin out of biHlnoKH while others huvbrfn been compoHnd to restrict tho amount nftho tho wnifM offered to tliom I tho gamnl nl S w Orlruns kctiM up at tho present rateMl MlII n 11 known uprcnlntor rootordnrdie lip rooms will ho bankrupt bsforo tho wlntounit unit Tho rivalry hitwctn the wurrlninotions notions nt tho Crraeent City will prove disistrntiH istrntiH Ir dm len who innlcc book on horeIIIt fMiilis in this city You POO tho officialit it the two trackn anxious to have tho besborii borii and jockiya race under their Jurisdiction diction If necessarily mild In their scrutiny of tle spot with tho result that many unKntpulous Kntpulous operators have an excellent chsncito to frimc 11 Home genuine kuhn gsI AH ITig as they do not but on a form reTOfid TOfid in the track they can eocapo serlouH ttobh hilt nt the same time they are abloto to kn the poolrooms with remarkable easeWlirn Wlirn ihv are ready to put a live one over ata a pnid prlio their agents here plnntor theroink10ter roninkcfperst with tho money and then canliThere There U nothing to It but a sure thing Ineach each Instance and an a result many of tinrnomkeipera rnomkeipera arc putting up a constant howlTht Tht reotit coup with Deux Temps was aeert mere lilow to tho local bookmakers HoiJ J ali niiimlly lost 134000 on this horse nlonejpi yet h was only one of the layers caught UIawal ware I IH hard enough to make a winningbook book when the horsew run rloso to fonn buthen when tin nhrnwd fellows at the tracks oaihave have an mn In the hole once or twice n weelII II isvoKltivn suicIde to tnko chances with tinmoney money here The war at New Orleans wllclose close liundretU of poolrooms all over thcountry country before It Is declared off The bookiBt Bt th tracks are wIse because they knovwhen when a trick Is coming of and consequcntllitilo limb money can bo placed with themroncre roncre sman Nlo Longworth several taT KO omit within an nco of having anoi5 famous racehorse named for him Thertory story has Just been told and turfmen onrpriintlng rpriintlng It with much amusement I appears that I M Ziegler the Cincinnatiturfman turfman had two yearlings In his barn oneday day ulion Congressman Iongworth paidivlit ivlit to the Ziegler stock farmMake Make your selection said Ziegler tcLongworth tone orth and I will namo either of thesejrminesters jrminesters for youLongnorth Longnorth looked the yearling orallth iith a critical eye and then pointing to aIjam Iay olt remarkedThat That Is tho one I like Ho looks like agood good racerVery Very well replied the Cincinnati turfmm man He Is Nlo 1oiiRworth from now onmil mil the other fellow will bo named HermliThe The colt named for the popular Congressman man turned out to be tho cheapest kind oli i telling plater s hue Hermits fiunoiuUitones Uitones convinced IoiiKwortti later thatte Ih10rlS conlnccc Ioulworth IRttr on tlathe te was a Poor judgn of horseflcihIt I n authentically elated by a man whoknow know that Jesse 1IIohl who rornntlyent weiit to Europe for n rct lot 1 tW onthe the metropolitan tracks last season Lewholm holm had a phenomenal run of lurk at thnBrighton Brighton meet Inc but after that ho watIP tp against thim hardest sort of a gntne I hs had not curtailed his wavers when hont went to Saratoga hl would have dropped I win this amount It ji believed IewisohnMnt Mnt abroad II Is stated to get away fromth the temptation of playing tho winter racesNhen 1 hen ho comes back his friends say thathii his racetrack belting will be restricted tucomparatively comparatively mal wagerThe The noted sires nominated for the Nationalftftlllon Etalon Stakes to bo run at fielmont tarkIn In 1007 Include Watercress Hamburg Hastings lags Henry of Navarre len Strome BenBrush Brush Handspring Goldfinch Golden Gartfr tfr Star lluby Klnley Mack St DlalsoNasturtium Nasturtium Sandrlngham lteiiittal KnlKhtof of the Thistle Prince of Melbourne Jlathimpton impton Toddlngton Ethelbert OctagonFlaudit Plaudit Ogden Commando Dleudonne DIsYankee guise Yankee Glenhelm Blues and othersFitulmmona Fitulmmona I tho oldest man that has evertiken tiken part In a ring contest In thin countryHo Ho wai 43 yearn old last June according tothe the most authentic records Jem Mace wasabout about 41 when he met Joe Coburnfor the heavyweight weight championship at Bay Kt Louis whileJoe Joe loss was 40 when ho lost the championshipto to Paddy Ryan A fighter Is supposed to beat at his best between tho ages of 20 and SOJohn John 11 Sullivan held tho championshipfrom from 53 to 34 and Jim Corbett from 26 to 30FltMlmmons FltMlmmons was middleweight championat at 23 heavyweight champion from 35 toand S1 and light heavyweight champion at 4 Joe inns won tho lightweight championshipwhen when lie was 23 and still holds tho title at 28Terry Terry McGovern was bantam champion attho the ago of 20 and won the featherweightlltln tRIo when ho was a year older only to lose Itat at 32 Young Corbett was the featherweightthamplon thamplon from 21 to 23 Jimmy Britt holdingthis this tub from 24 to 25 and Battling Xelsonwinning winning It at 23A A heated discussion la going on amongtjht tjht followers as to who Is really tho heavyweight weight champion Some say that JeffriesI I the holder of tho title because he has nevertaen ben defeated and that be has no right underthe the rules of tho ring t bestow tho honors uponanother ianother another pugilist without a battle Others Inst IIIt IIt tnt Marvin Hart who was recentlypronounced pronounced tho champion by Jeffries beforothe the latter retired Is tho leading heavyweightfor match withthe for the reason that he cannot set a the Boilermaker and stands ready to defendIlls Ills title against all comers Fltzslmmonssdefeat defeat nt tlo hands of OBrien has eliminatedthe the tho that nurnroI1 Cornlshrnan from arena so infrom from experts say that OBrien must fightHart Hart for the championship Hart has comaUI out with I challenge to fight Jeffries but It IsSenprally Senprally regarded as n bluff for If Jeffriesrtould rtould accept mid actually get Into tho rlncwith with tho Louisville boxer tho big Cnllfornlanwill will be expected to win easily In handingtbe tbe title over to Hart Jeffries followed thoample ample set by Jim Corbett when ho once proCalmed Calmed 1etir Maher champion of tho worldafter after the Irishman hind knocked poor SteveOnonnell Ononnell out In a lunch But Corbett wasM M permitted to retire BO easily and later ontad tad to fight to defend his title which ho lostto to Flt74immons It looks as If Jeffries In tliocourse course of tIme would decide to reenter thofnj rifle in which event Hart Is the best man hoan cau meet but hart is under tho protectinglng lng of Tommy Ian who Is just at presenttalkmc talkmc of making s inntch with OBrien forttieriiiildleweight the 11111111i gut championship I art wantsto to tight 0 Hrlen too at ratrhwnlght and If Le defeats tin reoeut eon mucror of rltxHlmttons moons lie mil finally succeed In making thoWhile While iielinvn ho has a chance with Jeffrieswit wit Jeff itt and good Is In n class by himselfv v s only real capable opponent being totherTine TineManager Manager Hnnlon Is sharpening his pruningnife I nife preparatory to getting rid of some ofIM ths t Icrimati material which larry Ilerrttinn ttinn has been gathering haphazardly Hanlon has ordered the release ot Htchersii I3 Anda Johns and Goodwin and hasnegotiations Qtnul negotiations for Third Basemanwho IIJoatoo tnP1 who Is at present on tho IhicagoV freR1 fttiOnah list It ii rumored tliut Hanlon sill not have Jon Holt on the Cincinnatini teal after all and 11a Herrmann will tradoWy Oils 01 for a new player of national reputeJorrtrmrm Jorrtrmrm will act wholly upon tho advice ofnlon 1110100 In this matter but whnn tho latterHtned he good with Cincinnati ho stated openly thatwanted e wanted to hare Kelley remain as thsMain raNaln of thx team Baseball managersometlrnes ometlrnes say one thing and mean somethingso tlp so that If Kelley Is allowed to go It will bei i nldeDt that Hanlon Is fond of a good Joker 1 r TIMELY IlOXtXO TALKClean Clean Ilreak Ittilrs iitipnl OHrlrn toflet Ilrat IltyjlinmoniTo To those who allowed sentiment to swaytheni them In placing their money on FltsislmmotIn In hh rent fight with look OBrien therela Is I disposition to believe that the better man won after all 1 Is tho most dlrflcuthing thlll II thn world to dopi n puglllut no matcr tcr w hit lines one chooses to work on onforum form FlUHlmmons lookrd like I sure wlnnebut but one point I very Important one toiwas was overlooked by tho bettors when thuplaced placed their money on I hue Corn Ishuiui an Antithat that waR regurdiuig the rules under whlcthe the encounter was fotntht Tho condltlorwero wero Hint he men were to break clean andtlat that lucre was to he no hitting In tho clncheshu 1 lin backers of Fltzslmmonii must havo secnwhnt what I great advantage Olirlen had I meant that the younger and agile man whohms hms mndo a reputation for speed and footwork work In the ring could move about at mviiiwithout without fear of Flu sneaking over a hookor or a crushing swing before OHrlen hadchanco achnnco chance to get In position for nn attack Italso also meant that Fitzslrnmons with his ac knowledged strength and craftiness woulbo bo prevented from utilizing some of thoswrestling wrestling tricks of which ho Is capable andthus thus wearing OBrien down by Incessanclinching clinching and roughing These points should have been Invaluable as a guide to thoswho who thought that tho auburn haired scrappewas was an excellent gambling propositionwhen when Fit7Blmmons fought Jim Jeffrie It was Just these tactics that contributed tothe the Cornlshmans downfall Jeffries with his bulk and strength roughed and shovciFltrslmmons Fltrslmmons about thorlng at will It wasa a perfectly legitimate proceeding as tho menbattled battled under utralght of bntted Marquis Queensberry berry rules When Jeffries rushed he plantedhis his 220 pounds against the 105 pounds or tro abouts of Fltzslmmons Now It Is no easy task to avoid a big man rushing nil the titnowithout without getting tired After the tlm roumFltzslmmons Fltzslmmons realized that Jeffrlcsa weighmore more than tho boilermakers skill was to befeared feared and ho tried to offset this by flghtlmclever clever or Indulging In n lot of sidesteppingFltzBltnmons FltzBltnmons took his corner after the firsround round pretty well used up not from Jeffriesblows blows but from the big fellows pounds Anwhen when Jeffries flopped Fltzslmmons on all tour to tho carpet In the second round with a lefthook hook to the chin Fltzslmmons was on the pathto to defeatOBrien OBrien must have foreseen this when hemado made the latch with the lanky one lieknew know that by hopping about the ring amhaving having Fltzslmmons chase him the latteiwould would soon bo lel weary Ho also flgurcithat that by gettng In an occasional body blowor or Jab ho would be In a position to pavo thiway way for his rivals defeat And It all happonod pond Just W tho Quaker scrapper hatplanned planned I It should come to pass thnOBrien OBrien and Marvin Hart agreo to fightpersona persons with I dealre to speculate on theoutcome outcome should bear In mlud that OBriorwould would have the better chance of success Ifthe tho rules called for a clean break Hart Is asimon simon pure heavyweight He will enter thtring ring against OBrien I tho combat takeplace place close to 205 pounds Ho in yountiand and strong and knows how to keep at hlaman man OBrien would not have a pleasanttime time of It In tho clinchesbecause Hart wouldkeep keep hil both arnm suing with thu purposeof of sapping OHrien strength Hart wouldnot not bo muifnful In thuslng OBrien Hlaonly only hope to win woiilJ be to tatch the Juakernapping napping But 0 line mm Is lot oin of thoseHiciliitH HiciliitH who allows himself to be tiiHtiumlIf IHI ho eun help It As to tho contest between Tommy Jtynnud ud 0 lInen Just now time former looks upPrt Prt thn winner 1 nil depend on just howhealthy healthy Ityun Is For years Kyun hue betnbuffering buffering from stomucti trouble He Hiiynhe he has been cured but this iniixt bo takenwith with a grain of suit union Ityan elects tuplaco placo u substantial forfeit guaranteeing hmtia appearance and weight hen llyan doesthis this it Is un ns4urunoi that he IH nil rightand and lucIte es In his ability to wil Ityan Isnot lot out of those Individuals who bellevuIn In throning mole uway even for thu xukoof of satisfying u popular demand to se hll tight Hit knows hu link book tOi welland and when lie tackles OUnel hls friends may assured that Im mean business uf vourxothfrti there Is another thing to be consideredOlirlen Olirlen and Uyan Lire biiHlntx 1 nitii TiiulrCecordx reeirds arts not free from taint J hey havoceii boemi mixed up In a lot of slimly iiilalrs andmiiy miiy rum nie II something II their proposedbout bout Thu only t Ian it that tim public liasto bult to fear U whether the men will fight on thelevel level They can be made to light on thosquare square If tint club securing the mill iiinlstit thatthe the men oeree to forfeit ull right to the gateIf If there IK nn evidence of fraudEddie Eddie Hanlon of California who had allthe the followers of boxtug talking about hll five years ago as one of the most promisingfeaterwelghts featerwelghts has retired from the glamourof of the roied arena Hanlon hm been beatentlm time and again lately His defeats have comeat at a limo when It was thought that he hudstruck struck his stride Hanlon began fightingbefore before ho was 17 years of ugn He showedpromise promise of doing Homethlng great ButHanlon Hanlon soon fell IJ thin wayside and todaynt at the age of 22 ho has derided to quit HanIons Ions fault seems to lie In tho fact that ho Isone one of thOjo athletes who abhor the rigors oftraining training Many times hi has entered thoring ring In poor condition He depended uponhil hIs youth and Rklll of which he possesses a lotto to carry him through But nature soon rebelled belled and he lost Thin fact was easilyIllustrated Illustrated In MB mill with Terry McOovernat at Philadelphia a trifle over a year ago Forthree three rounds Hanlon wa as fast as chainlightning lightning Ho got to Terry without muchtroubU trouble and It loke us If Mcfiovern wouldbe be beatenIn In tho fourth llanlon had McOovern downand and In I bad way McOovernn friendsexpected expected to sen Terry go out In short orderand and turned their eyes away so that theycould could not witness McOoverns humiliationBut But McOovern got to Ills pins slowly andseemed seemed to recover at any rate ho alinedn I right swing Thl hlow crashed on HanlonxJaw Jaw and the little CalifornIan fell on hh facedead Illo dead to the world SleOovern did not reallowhat what lin had clone for a few seconds butwhen when they carried llanlon to hU corner Itdawned dawned on hll that he had snatched victoryout out of the fire by the closest of marginsWhat What Hanlons future Is no one seems toknow know U is doubtful whether he will oultfor for good The ring has too many charmsfor for some pugilists even after they know thatIt It In useleet for them to continue Fltzslmmons mons realized this too late But llanlonIs I Is merely a youngster and has many yearsof of fighting ahead of him I he will onlysee see the folly of Inlttdlclom preparation homay may come Into hit own again Ho Is strongand and clever and all that ho want now Is someaid all from nature Ho run net this I ho willpay pay some attention his healthIXDOOn INDOOR 14A11N TKfSStart Start of Seventh npclmrnt Tourn mrntnrfrrreil nrfrrreil Lntll TomorrowEight Eight courts were In uso for practice netsyesterday yesterday at tho Seventh Regiment armoryAH AH the beginning of the regimental championship pionship at Indoor lawn tennis had beenpostponed postponed until tomorrow morning C CKelly Kelly lost years winner and Calhoun Craglnthe the runnerup were hotly In the courts Alarge large entry Is expected as them are tennisrrxpertt experts In each company and the same hasbeen been played T ntoadlly at thearmory thisfall fall Last years tournament was tho firstn In several years and since then thin committeeivho undertook the venture have formedis who Incertook tl entlre Ilv forlfdn the Seventh Iteglnent organization regular is n orunnlznton tlo Selnth Ielnwnt ClubPractice I mont Tennis IllhIrie Practice game havn been played onIVednemlnys I I eh tuesdays Saturdays and hot clays0Itmnn IVomen friends of the members lavo hadhe he privilege of the courts all day on Wedneilays nnd Saturday mornlngH Tho reginrntai lays and on Hltlrdn 10rln rrllffntnl nrntai championship In doubles as well nsho i ho shut gims will ho played throughout thoiveik iveik heginnlin tomorrow morning andpictators I pictators will have tho freedom of thoirmory i armour Time committed has in view anntcrreglmental ntcrreglmental tournament OH time game IKlow low Played regularly ut the Ninth Twelfthind I and Twentysecond Regiment armories andhero hero Is a good prospect of a repieentativo ntry Squadron A although not playingho HIJuncron ho game at Its nrmory las expressed a willngnusH ngnusH to enter tturh a competitionThn Thn national indoor champlonhlp will bnn I n February on the Seventh Ileglnient courtstnd ant a number who will piny hnvo been workng lug up their game at tho Tennis Club Theyncluun lP ncluun Wiley C Grant tho Internationalournament I tournament winner at Ilomburg and a forner muter Indoor champion Hobert Ie Hoy whoxon won with Orant In the Hober and TheodoreItooBevelt I ItooBevelt Pell Edward II Hewhurst ofhe the UnIversity of Pennsylvania winner Inlie I time Blnglnn Is to df end his honors Thoournament

tournament for city residents of social promneiifv I neiifv held year under time lana rmrnt merit of Mn llnrger Vallach Miss MaudiVrtmorn iVrtmorn nnd Mrs Iohn Jacob Astor IrIs I WUoro hell again If suitable courts mayo bo had and tote firller than March Toilay ilay In March the managers learned U tooate late In view of departure for their countrylomeo homes iuf many women who would otherwisemtcr enter md play f IRISH WIN CROSSCOUNTRYm OTlm TEAM PniXKS IN SEKWtt WttLocal 014 IlPlS II Local Men Hace for Metroimlltnn HanoiMi Mi r tlolm vk Course Home fluStipceiiful Stipceiiful In Junior otmi ctEcuoIisnl ami Cohen Imlltldiml CliamplonTho Tho Metropolitan Association of the AVs As Vs annual crosscountry championship tonIcPlaco place yesterday and tho fixture Includethe the senior and Junior contests for team antiindIvidual Individual honors Flue course was aboumtclx Hlx miles with tho start and finish near timiMohawk Mohawk A U clubhouse at 168th street andWalton Walton avonuoIn In their Journey which waa principalalong along roadways the runners went south onWnitnn Walton avenuo and after I couple of hundreyards yards cut across Codar Park and struck lott1OIUO ttvenuo where n turn was nuido to tho northA A zigzag route took In Fleetwood and Claremont mont Iark and then west to thc aiiueduplwhere where a turn was mudo south and thofmhome nhOle hOle was through Featherbed lane Shakespearo spearo avenue Bosoobol street and a atruighrun run to the finish of about a mile along Ueraravenuo avenuoIt I was what tho old timers called a gooicroes cross country day but the more tcudefooted footed of tho Inter devotees of the sporsaid said tho going was sloppy Both Junior andseimlor senior packs covered tho same courseThe The Interest of the day centred arounitho tho senior race only three clubs the IrUliPastime Pastime and avlurs having full learntMeller Meller of the Mohawks trlod for tho Individual vldual honors and for a good part of tho wutyied led tho field ut I nIce steady clip FaclnClaromont Claremont Park Cohen of tho Irish A A l went by Mellow and from that totlio end timefirst drift prize was never In doubt A mile or sofrom from tho end Sullivan of tho Irish left Mellobehind behind him and loon Mlko Hprln welt by the3loimawk Mohawk man Sullivan showed un Inollnatlon tlon to do some spurting nearing home buLyhen tnn 1010 HpurUnl Lyhen won by I hundred yards or no antSpring ood thirdJn Spring was a good Jn the team ncoro between tho Inch imndImmumtinmes Pastimes a Ktrango situation dovelupedThe The live men of limo Pu tlmo team had InIshud Ished making a total of 44 points tmhytour four men wero across tho line for tho Irishwith with a total of M points but lucre was riosight sight of the fifth man J mattered little asthere there were only sixteen men In the race anthad had hu come In last and taken a week to covethe the courso tho score of his aU would belower lower than time figures credited to thu Pastimes times Home four minutes alter thu lastI runtime man Ii rushed the Irish runner canuloping loping along uiul as hu had run the 111 cliUnce alice his team won a Huko victory TimeVam Vam and Club 1 slHCohenIrUUAAO ihiCohealrlibAAC32 3i3J 86J 3J I Suiiivmutt IrIsh A A C 8 WSMSprlugJnMlmeAC SMSprlugJnMlmeAC s1 ci4M 4M A Belier Mohawk ti S3 105O 5O V llonhnglrlJh A AI 8 17oWo oWo frank Irish AA C 3 o 7li 1rceinan avler A A 84 U8V 8V llpidy IasllmuAC S4 149P 9P Suutar Pastime A C 31 Clor 310T 10T UyrneiXavlrrAA 31 sillrSmallwoodlastlmoAC llrSmallwoodlastlmoAC 3t 43iali iali Coates Xa vliT A A Sfl 23lIS1OCounor TOCounor Iasltme A C so S 14JlllltyIrlSllAAC 40 18 JH15T 15T 1 PadlanavlcrAA 42 1010W 10W italy XavlrrAA 4 4 The tam scoreIrish Irish A A Cohea 1 Sullivan 2 Bonhar SFrank Frank 0 anil Illlcy 14 Total 2h pointsPastime Pastime A c1urung 3 Urndy d Soutar 0Siimllmiod Siimllmiod 11 OConnor M Tom1 44 imlnisAovlcr Aovlcr A A Freeman 7 tlyrnrs lu Ioates 1JPoiHnn PoiHnn 16 and Dairy in Total tui paints1hn 1hn nice pack of thirtyfour runners turnedout out for thn Junior race and it was notablehat hat though sum t t ered out pretty well everynun nun finished In this array the MercuryMohawk Mohawk tt Bartholomew and Molt Havenutd humid full t miuii whllu the Individual musim intuit HUIiiH UNIH from tim Irish A A C Young Menseagiio eagiio and National A l After being Kenton on their way Kntzon tiln of tho Moimuwk1mm undo tho pate but fmlni Fleetwood Parklasson lasson of time I ouug Mens League who wasIOHH demos up with tht lender put on steam andalletl tl 10 led to tho van From that to III finishlasSon lasSon led all the wny arid won by overIfty fifty yards from Sheppaid formirly of Brownretmratory retmratory School Ihllailelphla who hal ately been gmm tim remi to the fold of t hue IrlnhThe The Hcnrlli for tall honors was spirited hu the Mohawks earnrd thin verdict with thoSt St Bartholomew second und the Mercury Aa U a good third Tlmifamr Name and ClimbI M 8I I f 51 HaMon Young Urns reayue 8 10Z 2 I W Slirppard Irish A AC 3 W 3 F LalTur ur St Bartholomew A C S4 VI 4 t DrUcoll Mercury A C 34 00 6 J Hayes St Ilnrtholomcw A C 34 10B B F P Uovlln Molt Haven A C 34 13 7 J HcliWBUZ National A C 3 4 COt d t VSobl5MolmwkAC Si oilV V I KnlrcnMrln Mohawk A C 15 2 1 I JohriMm Si llarltiolonicw A C 31 El1t 1 It uterine Mercury A C 31 17 12 I Iorz Mohawk A C 811 13 W lloylr Mohawk A C 3 51 U J MeDonnrll Molt Haven A C 3 MI I 5 W Urllmin Moluiwk A C 35 MB 16 T Morrtwy Mercury A C 36 10 111 Devlin Molt Haven A C 36 I I 1 J Fleming Mercury A C 36 toIi Ii O C Iiilmar Mohawk A C 3D 30 20 i Fancloiith Mohawk A C 3708 21 I toldticrir SI Hartholomew A C 37 13S 2 W Mcrirllan Merriiry A C 3121 23 T rinncgan Mrrrurv A C 87 37 25 I II 1 24 J Schaefer Mutt Itnvin Xc S7 VI 2 5 I SIno mi Moll Ian A C 3H 03 20 C Mrrkii Mohawk AC 3126 2 I Vllkln SI lliirihuliiintw A C 31 t 28 J Ciodirll Irlsli A A C 30 402U 2U I Srhioholll Mrrrury A C SJ LIS S W Illumberic Mohawk A C 38 54sm 31 C Schlobohm Merrury A C 411 82 II Joluuon St llartliokimrw A 0 41 8s 66S3 S3 O Harnltch SI llartliolomew A 0 4 13 84 W Hayes St llartliolomew A C 43 03Tho The team scornMohawk Mohawk A C iICobis f rfatcnstcln 0 Iorz 15oyle oyle 13 not lie liaun li Total 07 pointSI SI Ilartholomrw A ClJitlorzue 3 J HayMJohnson a Johnson lOliolilbrri Jandllncnlscli 27 Tolll 00 polnliMercury Mrcur A C Drlnroll 4 Hldrlns I Morrlf eyriemlnir 18 riemlnir 18 MrClellan 2 Tout 71 pointsMott Shout Haven A CI 1 Devlin B McDonnell 14Devlin n Devlin 17 Schaefer 24 and Stevenson 25olal 1 olal HU polnnl1TIWE 17 TlEE AUTO HACKSOfflcrr Offlcrr of Cape May Club tlroacliri NovelPlan PlanThough Though tint automobilo has ever beenleraldetl leraldetl ns nn enemy of tho horse manyirnctlces practIces of horse racing have been adoptetln In the running of automobile speed contestsnd and not season may witness yet anotherlorse lorse racing Idea tried by automohlllstsn In brief this Is the plan of socalled matln6eaces aces and tho subject was broached yestoray day by A II Chadbourno who II a memberf at the Automobile Cub of America and viceiresldent iresldent of the Capo May Automobile Clubho Tho latter orgnnlatlon Is composed prlnclally ally of New Yorkers nnd Phlladelphlansnd uutud It I i In his capacity OH un official of thisluh chili that Mr hadbourno hopes to see regularintlnee intlnee automobilo races run next summernthot nthot ai n May beachThere There has always been so much dl cus lonjctwecn between nutomolilllsts regarding tho relavo tire ppretling qualities of their touring carsthat that I have often thought there ought to besome SOl way to settle these disputes withoutbreaking breaking the las by racing on public highways ways wild Mr Chadbourne but therehas has been no racecourse available Ownersof of fast hones have been provided with ameans means of deciding whose nag was the speediestby by time mntln6o races which were Inauguratedseveral several years ago at tho Empire City trackbv bY Mr hooves In theno contests the ownerseither either drove themselves or had some amateurdriver driver as relnsmanI I understand that these nititlmes were runevery every wk und wcro much enjoyed by themembers members of tho club and their friends Xopxpenolvo pxpenolvo prices were offered nor desirednnd and the gentlemen drove for the glory of derentitu rentitu their friends and when they wonreceived received blue ribbons or un ins such evidenceif if victory There was also I IlaoHlflcatlonplan plan imetl that appeals to me lioness beingilliiwed illiiwed to compete In the 225 clans for instance stance until they scored faster time thanHint Hint when they would he moved up Into thonext next faslT division Theso races were notrun run for profit and did not Interfere withwhatever prlt nnl whatever big trotting and pacing meets wero8chflllld ichidulid for the trarhIt t It is my opinion that some Filch plan withwhatever whatever moilillcatlons an may lie nccesnaryivoiild ivoiild lie a good ono for our club to try nextwiiHon wiiHon SiUli miitM could tim run every otherkveek kveek with t tiC entry lint chmiM to all hit I 2lut members whoso cars woiiltl bn driveniy iy either the owner or some driver who wasnot not n professional racing man or chauffeurThen Then If Mr Hollander thought that his Fiatinuring inuring car was faster than my Clevelandivo ivo could meet In I friendly contest everyveek veek during the summer and settle the riueslon lon without rllklnl arrest and lino byrnclngroin from hlr to Philadelphia or Mime otherrvlace rvlace Club members intending to competeir or witness the events could drlvo clown fromlero hero tho day before or send their cars downn him charge of their chauffeur Quito a fewVow Vow Yorkers that belong to timtm club have toldne 1orklrs f they would like to PCX nil oh I plan trietlind ind I shall Introduce the subject at our nextncetlng meeting 3 PROnLKMS FOR HOCKEY LEAOVlKxcetitlve Kxcetitlve Committee Ilai to Stop Imp tntloni and Intentlonnl IloUEJ nosThw The executive committee of the AtnatotHockey Hockey League butt a troublcnomo probleito to solve and If amateur hockey Is to boHiicoeH8 aRuceelS success hero time nmtter will have to bo takeup up at onco The league IH composed of fiveclubs clubs tIn CrpHcent A 0 Now York A CSt Kt Nicholas 1 C Brooklyn S 0 and Hockalilb Club of Now York and each of these organzatloim zatloim Is represented on tho commltttf The season opened last Wednesday at thellroolin Urooklyu rink with I gniio botwnen theholders holders of tim ohatnplonohlp the Crescentmid mid time lirooklyn Skating Club team ThuBrooklyn Brooklyn club has been Btrongthonlng hisranks ranks this year and It was known that efforthad had boon Indo to got some well knowCanadian Canadian players to collie hero and join thechub club atid It wan known too that these efforthad had boon successful so a lively lame wasoxheeted expected although the makeup of the BrooVlyn lyn tell Was not knownThere There In a rule I the leaKiie that each clumust must send to tho committee n list of Its plajenand and that no player can tako part lu a gamunless unless his name has been sent In thirty dayprevious previous to the contest The object of thisrule rule Is to prevent players being ImporteiJust Just for ono contest and In order to givethe the committee a chance to find out that eachplayer player Is an amateur according to time leagurulu rulu Whim the Brooklyn tell went on theice Ice lunt Wednesday two players Itltchlo amOaul Gaul both from Canada wore presentNeither Neither had boon registered and neither waselIgIble elIgIble to playThe The Crescent team declined to preventthe the gnmo wm played and tho Crescents wonTo To throw time game out would be a hardablon on thu Crescent loam because tho goimwould would have to bo played again and It Is cartain taut that with a Ito more pructlco tinllrooklyn llrooklyn players will bo able to put up agame game that will make them dangerous Intime the tournament and It is posxtble that nexttlnie tlmo the o two teams meet time Drooklynimay may win The committee must take soimntlon ntlon to enforce Its rulert and It Is thonghlt Inton time tOHlost solution of tlio difficultwill will bu to declare the game forfeited to thtCrescent Crescent That action will Htlll give theCroscenU Crescents their victory and will bo a reprimand mand to thu Brooklyn teamAccording According to a person Interested In thegame game tho committee has other matter tobcttto bcttto nnd they should bo settled quicklyor or hockey will be In tho name htnto thatfootball football is ut present This person naysTlio TIl rules governing the play are nil rightand and are sufficient to prevent unfulrneHS undrouuhnosH rouuhnosH but the penalties for thoso whobreak break thee rules should lie Increased Thereferee referee should havo inon poVr and thatpower power should be such tliut I player whoInfrlncos Infrlncos a rulo should be Indo to mifferThere There are I few players In the Kama whodellbornt dellbornt ly not to work to Injure plnyerson on the opposing team Therci are inaimy Maysof of doing tiL nntl tho referee raimot liuvehis his eyes on each player all the limo Inlnt I mist Wednesdays gamo Hhlehler 111 lilHtiKcr huger broken iarly In tho content HhlrrerTwas was cut on tho taco later on and 1Hiltonwm wm tripped Tht offender wnn the sameman man In each case Ho has I record as n roughplayer player and being one of tIle best hockey players he Is shrewd enough to muko hisoffuncHs offuncHs often appear nouldentul Ho hashabit otuneel of talking though and telling what 1mm is going to do and whom ho Is going to putout out of the gnmo Such n player should betaken taken In hand by time committee and It mightlie lie well to bar such an ofltiider from a certain tain number of games and if ho continuesto InleP to offend t put him out of tho games altogether tomietimirhimure togetherThere Is another rule that the committeephoultl phoultl adopt I Is one that will help thortfereo rtfereo op referees Job Is not one thatIs Is sought after and when a lan does agreeto llreto to ntllrlnto nter fair to agsuinn that his derisions risions aro as fair as he can mnke them Noplayer player on tho Ice should be allowed to dlsHlto Hlto nny decision of the referee and thereferee referee should have time power to hond such HUolfiiidcr olfiiidcr to the cldo line to 111 him tlmo toool tool off Sometimes I player has lost hisitnd itnd ovi r a dfclslon of u refirtO and abusedthat that oniolnl In coarse Innguuue This luiplened pent In a game last week I I player canmt mt be I gentleman then ho should certainlyin in put out of huts game and out of all fiat tirocomiMi anl conteSts too The public Is fontl of the sportind contstA ind pat ro rulzes the garnrs liberally alI sit m uldilint lot bo subjicletl to dtich scenes ns occurrednt at the Brooklyn rink last weekA A well known hockey enthusiast who hasdone done much for time cnmn hero Is the authorityor for the statement Unit time committee Is goingo to take Homo nction that will tend to do awaywith with abuses that havo crept Into the enmeand and the committee Is going to do all In Itslower lower to make the sport u clean ami healthyme me Hockey 1 no drawing room gomeNo No on ptA that n contest will be nlnycdwithout without there being some roughness Itoughhecks hecks are nil in the game but underhandwork work will not be tolerated and those whofsort fsort tl underhand and mean work wi have to get out of the gnmcsRESIIET RESIIET MORltIS ESPLAIXSCensure Censure Foreigners Who ComplainedAbout About Vamlrrlillt Auto tlacePresident President Dave Hennon Morris of thoutoniobllo A it I otum tutu iho Club of America lad a statement lent yesterday regarding time assertions thnthere here had been Irregularities In connectionvilh vilh tho running of tho Vanderbllt cup mcon Oh Long Island last October Ha staled thexnct exact position of tho Automobile Club ofAmerica America and made some pointed remarksegnrdlnc egnrdlnc the sportsmanship of tho reinrdtlg IPortsmnnRhl comIftinlng Iftinlng members of the herman and Frenchutomoblle utomoblle clubs Ho also called attentiono to the fnct that now Is hardly the time toliargo liargo Irregularities when tho contest waaun un on October 14 1 was very much surprised to hear of thonfnlr nfnlr reference to tho Automobile Club ofincrica A incrica and It Is plain I evident that theorelgn orelgn clubs have a verj incorrect conocplon lon of the relation of Ihl cub to the Annerbllt erbllt cup race It should be very dliInctly Inctly understood that wo were In no wnyrsponslblo rsponslblo for the conduct or management or the Vanderbilt cup race and that our solounction unction In time mater was to act as thorepresentative representative of the foreign clubs withwhom whom wo are nfllllnted or as their agentIn In their relations with the American Automobile mobile AssorUtlon In whosu hands wastho tho entire conduct nnd management of thermcc race The foreign climbs should understandthat that the American Automobile Associationl is composed of nil of the automobile clubsthroughout throughout thin country and controls racingwherever I wherever It occurs In tho Inlted StatesMoreover Moreover If any of tho foreign clubsho who competed In tho Vanderbilt race had anycomplaint complaint to make n to Its conduct by tlioAmerican American Automobile Association such complaints plaints should naturally have been made attho tIme tlmo of the rue nnd In accordance withtho tho mils It hardly rcorns lair or pportsmnnllko mnnllko to nmko such complaints ar thisInto Into time more than two months after thorace race has hell run I U unfortunatn that thnforeign foreign clubs should have no misunderstoodthn thn situation anil In order to set thfl rightIn In I hums mutter we havn fully advised ourforeign foreign representative Mr J Howard Johnstone flfle stone and riaucsiwl him to present tliomatter matter to them correctlyOTKS NOTES OF TIE TRADEUliat Uliat 1 Going On In Automobile CircleThe The nntnmobllr situatIon In Cleveland Is eicell entand and practically all the factories will be runningfull rut blast In I couple of weeks A visit to the Winton ton lloyal Peerless and White factories showed Dcmdllon condition more perfect for turning out their productthan than has ever before been reached In the hhloiyof of the Industry Detroit may claim I greaternumber number of car manufactured but In money valuation tion I cannot touch Cleveland The Wlnton MotorCarriage Carriage Company of America Is of course In anriccptlonal riccptlonal position made possible by the famousTranscontinental Transcontinental Railway Kihlbltlon which startedSeptember nnd wound ut the factory Novemtier September S up ulile laclof oemtr tier 2 Tho company lies already delivered so MrLliarlea Chance W Meant Rays more 1008 modeli than somemanufacturer manufacturer will saIl during the ensuing nrtisonflic Time great Wlnlon plant by tho way which Just fitsn Ia the tpnco circled by the seveneighth mile tentingrack track Is the largest Individual plant devoted tolie the manufacture of one make and model In thevorld world White steamers are being turned outicven icven D dRY The Royal Motor Car Companys ts a fine example of the growth nt the Induitrynr fur In ono year It has doubled Its factory spacePho Time Haker Electric Vehicle Company whose line Ulandled landled Ui New York by C n Hlee has also maderrent great strifes 1 will noon have finished an Immenseacton acton Ohl near the Wtnton plant In the went end ofteveland teveland Over OOU Mr Joss says will bo turnednit nit for 1MX Tic Baker Electric has more or less anonopoly monopoly of Cleveland In the electrla type of automobile mobile Judging from the number icon In operationally ally on the streets thereThe The new addition to the factory of the Royalilotnr Motor Car Company of Cleveland I finished andt It will shortly be running to iti full eapaelty I 10 a KUbitanllal and buslnrwllkc looking plantwo Iwo stories high built ot concrete hlock It I istiiSO feet and gives the Royal manufacturerslose lose on to 30000 square Toot additional floor apaceItuated sItuated directly across from the main factory I will be used for putting In the finishing touchesin in the 1000 product Here will be done all theody body work uphoUtcrlnc trimming and painting I AuToMornLtPS S sDear Dear SirIf If we could make this a letteand and send it to your home oroffice office we would gladly do itWe We would even be willing tosend send you an engraved invitatiorif if that would impress you witlour our sincerity What we want is just thisWe We want you to accept this asa J a personal invitation to comand and see theI I 1906 FourCylinderOldsmobile OldsmobilePALACE PALACE TOURING CARthe the car you have read aboutin in the magazines and newspapers papers and probably heard discussed cussed as a notable product olthis this seasons automobile construction structionIn In advance of the MadisonSquare Square Automobile Showwhere Iwhere where all the Oldsmobiles willbe be on view we have securedthe the factory demonstrating carof of the fourcylinder model andsince since its arrival from the OldsMotor Motor Works Lansing Micha I a week ago we have given tento to fifteen demonstrations dailyIts Its a great car2830 horsepowerspeed power speed 4O5O miles anhour hour vertical water cooledmotors motors shaft drive positive oilfeed feed beautiful body perfectcontrol control 3 speeds sliding geartransmission transmission no noise or vilbration tionin short the best there isThe The price is only 22JO withcomplete complete equipmentThis This is an invitation to youdont dont forget that Will you acceptOLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE CO OF N Y1Broadway Broadway and 51st StThe The space now occupied In building Royal canIn In Just double what I was a year ago and speaksplainer plainer than anything rise for the popularity ofthe the car that llnhhed third In the VniidtrbUl ellmlnntlng ntlng race Three complete RoyaLi a day irecoming coming through right now but this will shortlybe be Increased to five now that tho congestion hasbeen been relieved 1 D Shurmer and Archie MaoLachlan Lachlan are Immensely pleased at thu prospect Mr Jardine the designer of the Royal uperlntends tends the entire work and not a car toa throughunless unless I can stand Mi tests which are the mossevere severe particularly the tryouts on the road lhaany any motor car could be put to Jardlne by theway way broke tho record to Erie from ClevelamSaturday Saturday a week ago He covered the 110 milesIn In 3 hours and 22 mlnute1 with a ItXX Royal Justout out of the shop The former record was 3 hour 4 minutes Charles A Durrr the New Yorkagent agent Is a favorite with the Royal people Closeon on to a doren limoS model some with touring bottlesand and others with llmouilne bodies are being rushedthrough through for himAt Ion As a meeting ot the Cleveland Automobile Clubon on Tuesday Ins Fred C Games was presentedwith with the trophies which he won wi U hla Wlntuncar car In the first annual mileage and touring contents tents Called on to mnko a speech Mr Onteswho who Is ot a retiring disposition admitted that bewas was quite overcome by tbe prominence he attainedby by winning both trophies He said he would havemuch much preferred to hate shurrd tie honors withsome some other member of the club In presentingthe the trophies on behalf of the club Fred T SliolcstueccsteJ suggested that all the members should get busyand and make an early Mar for the next season Fromthe the response one CU judge that Mr tiates will nothave have 1 walkoerElmer Elmer Pratt estimates the number of ear tobe be turned out for time ifOO season by the CaJlllacMotor Motor Car Company at 4SOO Of lit SOO willbe be the new four cylinder Cadillac to tell at W750This This model Mill be made up In the big new factoryaddition addition just completed back ot thl main plantDeliveries Deliveries vlll begin on this model about fourweeks weeks after ilia New York showMakers Makers of automobile runabouts are guessing ing Many factory outputr arc really being delayedawMtlng awMtlng developments Cheaper runabout arebeing being put 1 tie market nnd advance Informationregarding regarding thcue has reached all the male TheEhovs rrgardlnl reveal conditions utter which othermikcrs mikcrs than the Ford will plan their hash tar paign The entrance of a four cylinder runaboutat lh at S4CO is something to be Jutrirleil with W otheruiaken uiaken who arc guessing beyond a doublIn In about two weikn the Northern ManufacturingCompany Company of Detroit xvlll liar I night and dayforce force working 011 the lfio Northern earn Itsagencies agencies are practically all placed and the ordernIn sgente new SO3J homepower tourlnccar at I3UOOIs Is well thought of In the est and t ranked itsone one 11 the bent lilg curs built In Detroit IetcrFojarty Fojarty the New York azent Is being well lookedafter after In the matter of deliveriesWork Work on the Queen can manufactured by theTllunatrom Tllunatrom Coral of Detroit Is going on In goodshape shape The new extension to the orllnnl factorygive give one an Idea of ulmt tho output for liioa willbe be Greater attention IB being given to the building ing of the four cylinder model this season and tbeeompiny eompiny Is more shim to take care of Its agentsIn In deliveries sorh8 New York agency has beenplaced placed with the Majestic Automobile CompanyMr Mr Hales who will look after the selling for thatconcern concern was out hi Detroit last week looking overthe the factoryM M O Reeves Is the Inventor of the sir rooledmotor motor which Is to be uwd In the new Aeroear tobe be manufactured In Detroit A factory Is underconstruction construction anil It Is possible the car may be seenat at the New York showJudging Judging from reports from abroad tie exhibitwhich which attracted the most attention both at theIxindon Ixindon Automobilo Show and the Paris Snlonwas was Hint of the Flat company Lttuto speakingnf nf the Paris cihlbtt said Italy Isaheid In factIt It Is ImpoMlblc to flntl In ill the cxhlhttlms chaletsrmrallcl rmrallcl with those which the nit eompiny oxlmitiit tilhlt Th Flat lstUtnof speed At the Knillrhrxhlblt exhIbit Flat cars were sold to be delivered to JapanPortugal Portugal sad South America which shows the wideitemand itemand there Is for theSe Italian machines AboutIhls this tlmL Emperor William nt Ocrmviy onleredhis his second Fist which Is to he one of th speediestbuilt built It Is to iS one of the dew 1000 M horsepower power cnrc with a speed of 120 kllomrters TheFlat Flat Is the only car which his Majesty persontllydrives drivesNo No event has created a greater stir In local tradeIrcleR circles this ennn thin the long expected uurrttnhof if the Cllilsmoblc Falace Touring Cur It camelo lo town nn Monday In charge of E II Kcelcr nnxpert expert from the Olds Motor Works Within twentyminutes minutes alter Its arrival U was out on a demonstration hop and since then the demand for trial ridesfins fins taxed len Cuttings slimlY Tile Olds MotorIVoricn IVoricn Is a pioneer In American automobile buildIng Ing and Its product first showed time possllillUIrsf of supplying cars nt prices to meet the pockttbook if the average clllren The adding of a 4 cylinderar ear to Its eitrn lvr line Is n radical rtepanureThat That such n handmimr machine as the Palace Tournt tar Car with Its SO horp power 4 cylinder enrlnean can be put out at so low n prIce as 7231 Is anotherrlurnph rlurnph for tIme pioneer factory On the strentrthif if this weeks demonstrations In which the carias has covered close to 1000 mIles on the cllys streetsind ind boulevards without a hitch Gn Cutting hasOready Oready several orderThe The Locomobile Company of America has Justssued ssued a set ot souvenir postal cards the demandor for which has proven so great that the flrst editions Is almost exhausted A set costing 12 cents can beobtained obtained by addrcvdnK the company at the execuIvc Ivc ofllccs at Hrldgrport ConnJohn John B Rockefeller Is getting every possibleomfnrt omfnrt from nutomomllng he being amonr tbeatest IcIest to have his car equipped with Hartfortf suspensions pensions that Insure euv riding over all kinds ofoada oada Last week he notified A O Hoffman Ireamrerof mrerof the Hartford Suspension Company that harlshed wished the suspension put on his new White llmouline line wblcbwu lent to the factory on Hudson itrwh AUtOiIOhhlLK AiTOMOIIIIK9AUTOMOBILES n AI n I ilollauder Tailgenian IfIA 4WINTON V SAUTOMOBILIS AUTOMOBILES 1 4 HJ J 20 II I 2 MO lIATMnioualnefor for town useA A new shipment of the famous FIAT Automobilesenables enables us to make immediate delivery of cars with eitherLimousine Limousine or Touring bodiesNOTICE NOTICE Hollander 4 Tanieman havln8rrur l aim time rfATt patent rights InthtLnlicil Culled States and Canada will rigorously prosecute any anil all Inirhiirriiiciits 3 and 5 West 45th StreetSOLD SOLD AMERICAN AOCNTS llncenscd Importers under Selden PatentAOINTIIS IhARRY AOINTIISIIAIinT hARRY IOSDICK CO llostun Itumsa II AIIrN DAIIKT Phlla PaIIOCMIsriIt IIOCMIsriIt AlTOIIOIIIIi CO llorhrster N YDOMINION DOMINION AtlUMOHIIi to lortinto und Montical CanadaFIAT FIAT Cars Will He Inhibited OMV nt JIudlion Square Automobile Showll1WPI ll1WPI kll 1D1ER1 WINTONMODELK MODELK unootlieht thIn g on VlifrtThatll Till thai it Hit new SIt imumin At mild K1rUiltni 1rUiltni Jar and Sountl cut doun to aminimum minimumTUat TUat tomes of certain rellnrments Infinish finish livery Bearing ground perfectly trueto to the Uiousandlli pan of an IntliEvery Every TrMloii Surfore ground to thesmoathnru smoathnru and liurdness of plite jlautlery lery Noisy Cot levi flltnceil amiprittrlfd prittrlfd from Ufir by n linu Hide gear Inlirvrnllur vrnllur between lime mctnl HurfacrsKvery Kvery llearlmr librlrniid antnmatlrnllyby by our new Precision oiler ii huii Infalillnyfeeds feeds the Precise ointlly of oil carh iirficeueeds ueeds witliotit waste or rlorlnir THE WINTON MOTOR CARRIAGE COMrMiirii MrMiirii A i A itBROADWAY BROADWAY AND S4TH STREETFur Fur copy of Automobiles Directed address roe Winton Motor Carriage Co 42 Bereu liuatl Ileveland OiiloVe Ve shall exhibit In New York at the Madison Square Garden SIiow OnlyJan Jan 1320 1906 oMvritN ANXIOUS ri11j1BIII WANT OIIKHSItn In Ne 1orUWe 200 Heat iiimlllr Auto iin iEttt and the LMttilsT dealersIn We are IION NoMIJ5iffvKfinitNIIOTonniaiis 5 neinoiistratlnia cheerfully given In U S MIJ5iffvKfinitNIIOTonniaiis 57C 1 Marions MWAmis FlttNitli 451 IKIlliT ll IIlirleM i7Mlitd PANHAltIuS 32C0 Peerless t0i JW folumlila orty hor edfM 1250 1ecauvtlirS 3lSYi dfM Tint Fords itO OldmnlllnUlW adhilaCS 3m AutnrnM fuirmobile stannrs UlW 125 tSbile tiiut urrf 9 iiIIShthe 1C13 t cylInders I I te tirletI hnis I elm IdIX cut limbaillih2C Shthe lniruitmce otntbibte tI 1 bIi Locomobile ciltittmr ftmur mobile aillih2C ft oO olliitv All ai ohitils rBltlIlriailwnj Ilriailwnj Antomobllc Ixrl nnerBIS SNthMAUTOMOBILE BIS SI5 seventh Av near AUTOMOBILE BARGAINSWe the longest dinlirs In new arid neranrthand Ihand We an hand AutoniobilM in time world and have UeVrcMt sue lo select from You will find everynafie nafie aulomoblle at rljht prices Call convlnivU1flMES TIMES SQUARE AUTO CO1C 1C W 40tli it just cast of liroadwayNew New Vorlt That he was well pleased with the improved iroved runnlns qualities of the cur was evidencedy proved ii y nntlncollon to the Hartford people n couplfof would uc iciitdown of days ago that his 1ctrlrts car down to have the devices attachedThe The DrcauvUle Automobile Company of NewYork York has Just delivered to MT Kearney of irenal Cal the president of the California ImU timmiveistsoLitloU iocUilou ocUilou Iti aulomohlli of remarkable nupnrsage horse Decauvlllr tutu IImouslnnbody sage This In a 3035 power Imouslnnbody by Audlneau or Paris It l itlimtbtblue iilue blue and his yellow running gear and will M litseven seven people Including two on the drivers sratThe The machine Is uphnfiiterid In tuft tirnailclnihnnd and Is fitted with electric lights epeaUInc tubeelotbeB clothes rack wilting desk and many other luxuriesThis This Is one of the handsomest cars yet turnedlut but and Is to be used by Mr Kinrney about hisestate estate at Fresnohe Monlagits Roberts who broke the Point Ttreezetrack track record at Phtiathulmtiia from mnd to live mileformerly formerly lucid tm idarney lilditelml was tim rcipieniof of a cry bandsonue gilii iii eihi Prrsclmlmt liythe the lhuhaurhpimia hutonieljtie hanittutmfl Itniertidrove drove Ifarry tioupts Timotlmas car tlmSt qualIfied forthe he Vandrrbllt cup racAmont Among the nurchfuif n ot Thomas pars this weekare are Henry Sellgmau New York Charles lHcott Four vertical watercooled cylinders ders 30 U P or more Quiet running ning Abundant reserve powerVelvety Velvety fl0fl Jar nonsnocK nonDrcaUaDle DrcaUaDle transmission Flexiblespeed speed control Exclusive TwinSprings Springs Easy Riding Ana everyother other leaturo that real highgradecar car should have 12500 f o bCloveland Cloveland For demonstration engagement gagement telephone Efficiency of Electricsfor for commercial purposes is demonstrated every business day of the weekand and every week of the year Over one hundred standard designs adaptedto to all lines of trade Write for illustrated catalogueVehicle Vehicle Equipment CompanyLong Long Island City New YorkLargeit Largest Builders of Electric Vehicle in the World wnpnaswntw n t S The 1906Cevdand CevdandDEMONSTRATOR DEMONSTRATORIs Is Here Ready for BusinessDemonstrations Demonstrations from R30 A Muntil until 0 P M every day including ICiuflin ing Sundays Kvory one is vol cnmo to n demonstration Acomparison comparison in never a badtiling tiling it may save you money 303 HP Sinumns4iosch magnet net o ilium Ito n brake ignitionwluclbanc I I Ii i Ii wluclbanc Cut tico ofTulip Tulip dotiblo phaeton or rictoria toria bodies Ycight 5x3UOlit rlbs lbs Ilillj equipped t3500duar duar ntccd free of repairs forone one icnrE E B GALLAHERf 228230 W 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4i J i P IL kr 4 s I 1i 10 THIS PTTN UN1AY DECEMDER 24 1905 t lThA7c4L AND COMMERCIALDeo t STUHDAr Dee 23Consistently Consistently with Ifu record during tliopa pMt year as that of n bmikcr of prccolonUtho tho otock nrnrkrt today presented aeil cheerful ful rather than n relatively nirlnnclmlyrhriitmaa rhriitmaa nptxitncle Tho nnt ten lnynr r r two weeks of thn your aro provcrblnllyperiods I periods of declining Hwurlty price furvrhloh vrhloh tho undorlyinfi omi K IIIH to hnveheon been the hlRh rnle for mmiry that tinuiillyprevnll prevnll nt aueh tlmtw ThU year howeverdespite I despite high rates for money tim wtocltmarket market has been inlviiiriiiK nml todaymitigated mitigated only by somo litlln profit ttkliiKof of the kind that nlm wt Invnriably happenat at the end of ovry iveok tho marh wnaM M strong and buuvnnt nn it luw Viron ntany any time for month Tlio chief matter ofInterest I Interest continued to ho tho merger of tholocal local traction cornpnnle4 which It IH nuwdefinitely definitely known Is unditr wHy No furtherpublic public developments occurred In this rogard gard although nn announcement will notprobably probably bo long dfliiyvl nor were thereany any remarkable changes in the price oftho tho dirTorent stocks concerned with thoexception exception of Third Avumio Hnllrond stockwhich which roooe very shnrply and retained thogreator greator portion of Its lulvunco up n a widerrealization realization of the especial advantagedthat that will accrue t It by roiisou of the proposed posed merger plane lids realization willvery very likely beoosno mure pronounced iis thoplan plan In question unfolds Tho Londonmarket market was rioted today for the rhrlHtmuaholidays holidays although tho IMris and Horlinbourses bourses wore opon and wherever ntocksworn worn dealt In abroad priiuw rose by reasonof of tho distinct Improvement in the Hiissiunituatlnn ituatlnn disclosed by the small amountof of success that has attended the last effortmado made in the country lu bring about a general crab Btrike Reference has boon madE Inthin thin column evc rii time in the course ofthe g the print wiek to the belief of many off f our leading hankers hero and others possesslQR sesslQR exceptional facilitltii for koopiiiR IncloEO 1 cloEO touch with aflairH in KusMu that thoIlutolnn Ia Ilutolnn situation is In fact duflnltulyon on the mend und that while no one nuppow L pow s that there is to bo an Immediate restoration toratlon of order in the country nverytrustworthy t trustworthy Indication is pointing t I thoconclusion conclusion Hint from now on tin work ofreestablishing reestablishing a stable Oovcrntnont in thocountry country will make nuccesfid headwaySuch Such a consummation ii i f POUIVO morndevoutly i devoutly hope for than any other oneevent event by European lhmneier n nut if It Isbrought brought about our own toclt market will jfeol feol ni much nn that of any other count rythe the beneflti procepdinu from it Thoweekly weekly bank ntntement today too was Ifavorable favorable elu vlni an Incroasn in ranliholding holding of nearly SWitKil clrvpjte heavy Innd nnd unusual ICWMV by the banks during thewrelt wrelt caused by rtilpmentH of fundn to Chiuo uo La account of the bank failures in Unitrity city Tho bank wirplun today thereforeactually actually increased a little and us the Hieney eney in Chicago which called for the t ranf fr f funds there U already over there islttlo lttlo doubt tint the nnniy lost by ourbanks banks tout tu thin Western city during tile0l 0l vrill soon bo returned Every onethat jexpects expects that during the latter part ofnext next wit ¼ there wil be a sharp adirci irci in money ratiM here causyd by tlioseparation I separation for dividend and iiiteIo3tjuityiflents jpayments payments duo on the fir of tlio year ApprcuUtion prcuUtion i i just as Urge how over of thefact j fact that tlii aclviiiico m money rates will Ionly only bo temporary ivvl that after the flrt ofho ho year the main and p wful tendency ofmoney money will bo from the Wettem to tholiutern liutern financial centre In the stockmarket p market today ijartiuiilur intcixist Wits 9 munifoHted not only in Third Avonue htuckas as staled but in the Amilgamated CopperAnaconda Anaconda American Smelting and Refining liniiiR Corn 1rodwtsi Pennsylvania Atchlfon son and tnitcil Ptatw Steel Hhares Asensational sensational iEn of over in points in Anaconda conda which led I lit1 Amalgamated Copperchares chares in it train wi roMimonly attributedto to the dMcrptioni irlegraphe from Duttoas as to the crnraor Unary riilnisi of a newvein vein of copper tin1 hat itit b en found onthe the Arrcnndii it ivr v TliTP is trustworthy worthy reason for the Ijellef that thesorioscriptions rioscriptions wuiv not tivnrdrawn and thatmore more than ono discovery in tho last fevmonths months has caused a onsidtnibly g rout orUiUO valuoto hu PlrcS ri li Anaconda property than vii so plaTd a yiir ago 1 ho buying tug of Initod Htntes Steel common sharesnnpeared nnpeared today to 1u very earnest nnl subs stuntiul nnd it va ittcnded with a revivalnf t nf rumors that an arrangement by whichthe the Minnesota ore lands or tho Great Xorthern ern Hallway would come into tho use of thor r nited States Sieol Vrp ration had t cennearly t nearly completed 1an1l4J Hill was ijnoiedin I in a deppalch from Mitineapolis as stating ing that no sain of the jrcat Northern oreland land had lon made and Hint these proprris rris wore rt i for sale to any one Thisas as one of Mr Hilli characteristic deIala Iala It is iriilffd vury iniprobablo thati i he Great Ncnheracimpany will over pellits its ore properlioft and ll is not only probableI I it almost certain that it will lease them 01 n royalty bb ned Ir Hill wa veryfiroful firoful not tc deny thr imtninenco of thisr r ntingencyThe 4 The weekend roports of the state of businens t nens made by tle commercial agenciesiipko iipko the same ldasau1t reading that theyI I I o f lonij done and their 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AnierUanlneu 11 1IJ II IIS I5U AllHrlcnlllniUpf 33U B34 11 33r4 r4 Arnerlraui Tel Tel IW iss IH iss H tn nllcd Sttie4 Oil 34 n 4 014 n 4 I IS rnltnl null I05 HIS I05 1031I1NINO 1I1NINO erOde Adventure 5i r HO Allniifz 3713iTo 37 jKiOj 8I 37l 3iTo Amalgamatediivi 9434 KiOjlij 1454 2I3I AmrrlnoIiVSV 14 lij 14 14n V HlnehamiM 3i25lJ sis ot 3ia iM MiMonCiAG 25lJ 20 23 Sj 17 InlamlHrclaI4ii 70517is 7115 713 7W I4ii VniiiinlalItiss 18 2 9 28 28I Itiss Cuiipir HauifcJV 781j 7104 7 7I 4 JV Daly WcM 17is 174HI 171HI l 1315 irfctif opperHi 2Oi 200s 2U4 200 Hi IsliltoyaleIM 21ij 43 3j 2ol IM Michigan2in 16 HI HICUJ Ill 2in Mnhauli nij 1214 CUJ 214 225 MullOftC 4j 4t 414 43 I4li VcMlda 12 I2 I 314 I 14 5771 Nuith Hutte SOflli 804 SO SlIII5 flli l3eoli 106 107aiia III5 107 3U3 Parruit 31lix aiia 32 33I lix shannon fif 7lift fl 7 20 Tamnrack 1187W lift no nnloi4 7W Trlnlu r4C lOjirrW u 4Adventure loi4 nil irrW Inlicd Copper 034 3l nl 0711 r S MItt Co 414 43 4C 45 075 ftah 51Ml Si 53 4 5314Ml Ml Victoria 134 c4 4 3 inn Washington PV5n 1I Ml fcciknl 5n Vlnona firioshiff Coli rioshiff quotations of stocks In which here wereno no lranieilon5I I milAtlantic llect23 Atlantic 23 24Franklin Franklin I6fIrnnby 17iriuIt Irnnby H4Old 10M Old Domlnlna 3215 38IVlierlflp Wolverine I2Am 111 Am A rr Chcm Sv 21ll Am AirrClicm pfDem SI7lrfli Dem Iron A Stetl 234 211t Kill on Hlec 240Mvsliispf 211M Mvsliispf 5184 1035tr0entllalrr Mercrnthaler liii vi BOSTON LTnB STOCKS CLOSING PlUCr T1EC 21Ahmeik Ahmeik 73Arlima Arlima toil 244nrncl 35Broci nrncl MountainCnlumet ItIllli Cnlumet A Arizona 118jCnlumet 154C0IT1IIt Cnlumet A Plttshuri 354 311gnu HelvetiaIiincilnn 4TnrIIOfl Iiincilnn Mlnlnc SOKeweeiav gnu Keweeiav ISLake illTiloe Lake Sup ft P 45 45Stslpstlc Stslpstlc lrNvarla 24JS Ncvartaftah 34 4tItii tItii k Del 37 JSI Suprlor CopTrov 15 35TraY TrovflabApex 114 3ltehlpeX flabApex 504 14P111114flrLPllI4 P111114flrLPllI4 QIOTATIOSBit BitAm 4j1ed Rid AlkitPa Am Cmett piAn 7 Pa iteol pf 1U1 lOSAla An Ky 934 2l PbllaCo 5l4 53Crnb Camb Stett 2SUCon 79 PhllaCo pf 4DS 50Phil Con mao N J 5304 797lj Phil El tlO pd 5111 544 tOne Co of Am 11Kleo Ills PMT 2ind 0244lien 81Susql46St lien Slot Hat mFalrm1 1 9204 Susql46St IU 114 Falrm1 Pit I1 17Gen 20II Tidewater ii H jUTr Gen Asphalt vjC II UTr 11750 p 14 n C AKphalt Bf 341 84144 V Trae ot tad 11 J5UCoiof HunfrtonHT 21Hum 22 U Cot of N J270 271Uai Hum HTpf 54latSt 301 Uai I Co 044 CTrk 4lii latSt llr lllatSm 120 lYric Ir 4 3t 14IntSm1Q 51 latSm P0 SILakeSuoC 32 nt A Sea 88 71taks taks Sos C I7lLake I4 tndst nRc4 W MBfl Lake Suo ne IlLehltk 4214 lit 9 oot ii 944 BflPhil Lehltk N St11lLO 121 Phil Coco 51104Phil 10i54 LO A N trufllMiL 3374 Phil rtleo S41fPkll lO0I L Valley UKUartdtn 514 51 Pkll TJ o 4s 71 7llMarIctin Uartdtn 1Pa 34 WeIti Co Sc 7244 731 jCHICAGO Pa Steal 44 35 ICEIIC400 CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONSDIVIDEND AId 4a9d 7145 4okOAm Am Can Co 941 94 lIst W 31 1 p0 rs 70Am Am Can pf 01514 01541 Nil liliuIl 624 214 Ann had inS tio Nat till pf 314844 314An An Ited p01 134 385 Not Carhos 7e 4144 801 Eteird 2 344 Nat Cirb 101118 110CL CL Iloird pf 3311 101 N ChI St Itr 4811 NCity City Hr197 212 010 Side El 55 181Iliianfld Iliianfld 51 1448 14344 Striet S 3 25 35I4st I4st W S P1 25144 39 4 Cii St 14r be tsflh1fDII DIVIDEND DECIARA TWSCoinritnw Coinritnw nna Term fttoel tmfI PaobleInteniatloliel Inteniatloual Power Company pany quarterly comInternational I JanJan 25citra International Power Company pall nine ptdNew I JanDee New Century 71nc andLead Lead Mlnln monthly INew New Century Zinc andMlnliu Mlnliu citraPlllsbiiri IIiileturI Plllsbiiri Plate GlaMquarterly quarterly comJohn 3 DeeJan illJohn John II Stetson Company comJohn II Jan 33John John n Stetson Company citraJohn compM I Jan 15American John H Rtetvm CompanyHcmlauiiiifil HcmlauiiiifilAmerican pMpM 4 Jan ItAmerican American Chicle quarterly pMcom 1 14 DecI 3lrnerlanCllilie American Chicle monthly com I Janl 20Inltd fnltcri Ntateii Flnlthlncquarterly quarterly pfd i4 JanImp 2Tmpsrts Imp rli of Oenrral Merclianrll and HryImports oooIsInIporti Imports of trncral incrchanillsc slid dry goodsas as reported at the CiiKloni houne compare us follows lows ulih those of lat week and of the corresponding hug week H year acoTliliirett TflOs week I nil we rt IdfilDryKiKHtR DryKiKHtR t37lllMl 125251153 V01II577General General mdne 19795911 lUOlMtC 10 ii7TotMa Totals 175156t9 IJ5544015 113153701From From January 1 to date they compare as followswith with last year Iii05 MlDry Dry roods 8139244435 H20235naiIrncral Irncral mdse 55lMVi9M 1701211777ili ili 1 THE ORAiy MAIIKETSTradlnR TradlnR Dull With Narrow Changes tnPrices Prices neportfd Armour LlqulrtntcclCorn Corn Grndlns ImprovlnBAs As was generous expected this Trhentspeculation speculation was a email affair On the oveof of tho double holIday too generality of thotrade trade were disposed to hold aloof and thefluctuations fluctuations In prices were InsignificantInterest Interest centred laruely In tho Uoocmbcrsituation situation In Chicago According to roportsi i from that city tho opinion la very ccncralthero thero that lie Armour Ions Interest or ntnny ally rate the bulk of It has been liquidatedand and also that a good many of the taIlors havealso also sold out Tho Idea U that Armour hastaken taken advantage of every opportunity of latoto to get rid of his long December while nt theuntil until tlmo taking hold of May Tho holdings ings of thenti Interests cern estimated if somoBH BH high an 25000000 bush although thoamount amount has probably been largely eiaBgerated atedIt It soetrw to be true howover that neveralmillions millions were disposed of durIng the weekIncluding Including n considerable amount throujrliprivilege privilege However this may be thorn Islittle little doubt that Armour Interests aro stillbulltali bullish in tho situation whether their position tion has been transferred to the May optionor or notArmour Armour brokers were reported to hvetaken taken more or less May wheat on SaturdayWrcrm Wrcrm was the principal seller There wasscattered scattered buying by commission houseshowovor howovor and although nt one time pricesshowed showed some recession they became steadierlater later onHtlll Htlll us already Intimated there were fowdevelopment development in the speculation worthy ofnote noteII0100tIIn Meantime the crop movement continueson on a liberal scale the export trade Is sluculshstocks stocks are Increasing the demand for Hourhas has fallen off and the crop accounts fromthu thu winter wheat belt are favorable whiletho the rank and tile of the trade are believed tobe be bearish In their convictions It IB recognized OIled however that powerful Interests attho the West are arrayed on the bull side and thvbeari bears nR a rule art not Inclined to take theUKprincipal lggrfssiveI I lie priiiclp3l foreign markets I Liverpooland and 1arls were eluded Iludu Pet mid liurlinwere were open as tinuiil the former didiniiitf 4 Uruntl untl tint latter 1 to S markTlio Tlio Xorthirntrrn Stiller in a special reportMild Mild Many Minneapolis lot its IIIIVL Ijeennliut II ii lit down 8 I fill tI ediKwday and tin week sHour Hour output will bu the siuallest s lice mldminiincr CIt lii ncr Next week will bo very sills III Interior mills are nlo heavily curl a iii 0 g oil 1 imt Demanl from inllLi for spot wheui Isllrdomhull ughII II 000111 all IMtlmattH tho worlds wheatshlpinentH shlpinentH for the week at ouoouOu bushTliK TliK exports from the four countries alreadyreporleU reporleU nrnount to 3441000 hush UktaliHieMiooo eMiooo last week The AtiMraliun shipmentH IIfllflIlC mentH were r0niKi biinh aeuliiht none lastwek jweek week und 1H4IKH last yearToiieka Toiieka advices stale that snow covers thewheat wheat bolt and that lIe crop sues Into thewinter winter In Unit conditionCorn Corn wna easier curly In the day Infillrnced rnced by the improved Krmllni and oxpec itntlons tiLt 10119 of a decided aiiBiientatloii of thecrop crop movement In thM near future Kitvalor ilnt lnt T i ltnt Chicago were HelllncJluy CnnbyuJ4fi Iitlon uJ4fi oll that optionTliM She wenther was favorublu for the nuivement ment of the crop Chlnso KM 211 cars ofcontract contract corn out of total iiirlvali there i of 401 CnN Drylna houae coniinuu 0ilveIn In tlieir efforts to mull contract corn on thetnnrkci tnnrkciIMS IMS were ouiat and easy with corn fillcauo CaIro reported n irood cash ci O17 hId Tho Iri ri clirs thor were 214 ears including 13of of contract uraUWheat Wheat on the spot was dull Snl Ieo0lOIsh Innh No 2 red 3 over New Vorl SlayNo No I northern Dululh aV1 over No Inortli nortli rn Manitoba rioi Kutiires looedI iir I ir hlshnr 10f lowir PrIces I4 rolbows Horn IliQli 10 tc Clog ImInn IIiIl Inn rf ts tno CloseDecember December HH 1414 ni 5414Slai nj 4May May 9H Oil 813i 3051 HISJuly July ss Mi M fi S7 4Oats Oats were dull ant utendy on the spot Nosales sale No 2 mixed inc No l while 37joNo No 1 white 37e Torn u as dull nnd Mendyon on the snot Sales 24KVi hush No 2 SIcNo No 2 whIle or yellow ilVc Futures closedunchan itnchangot to 1e lower PrIces as follows rim VrttInn Inn COontili December tililnIlusry lnIlusry 013143i 3i 50 fidDec toirAno Dec 33 Todays prices wereas as follows Open Jfliji AV ie COon peerIrhoal Irhoal Inc rrt fl Ill CTo enre net fi S2J w mj MIMay May w 073 H7Julv 571 87374 Julv M Mi WCorn 1034 M CornDie Die 441 44 4liMay an4IS May 4I 4li4 44UJulv 44I 441Jul Julv 44v 44j 444 4411 44aJSIM OatsDc Dc soi jnif mi sniMay May Sli HIS Sl 3l7 SIMPret July Il SOS Wj 301 3O0j3IhsiPSt Hneir St lo Iifirn ifirn Hoi 1ov 7oi Pretj 113 sic 5C Hipfire Coflee fire 471 43i 04 12Mav 45I5o Mav 3 IJIB ffl 5 1111 513 83 15301iuly Juh C0 IIIH K IIH willIB Ml 1111 807Si MliinrapolliPec Pec M SI 1 81 siMnv Mnv 4 lltn MN 10 tl11 81 ISIO Sl4nuiiih nuiiihMn Star H 7 Vi l 7 Ml M7lorR 7lorR Pull nnd steady Stiles nixifi hblHeceipt Heceipt 25614 lihN exports Km hhjsSprlne Sprlne 1iitents 4mTi91 wi clears 3ncilKIlio KIlio Winter tars 535li3l75 ctrnfchtfi 1 4f iJtin live flour fl00ff 4oI I IliovisKiNH tnrd was dull priii1 Westi i ern 743 refined Contlnent 015 South AtierlI I can Sni Pork vns ilnll1 nies iln 7SI SI 473 Tilllow 4 fhiciiso Dec 21Provl Provl ion uero dull hut troncer Shortscovered covered mi prospecis of n light run of lioesnest nest week Open Illch ltiir COo Trrrranl ranl fn fi Ino 1051iiart January 717 740 737 7 o 717Mnv Mnv 7 40 7 13 7 40 7 IS 737lliVOiTY Jnnuiry 711 7 in 7 in 7 in 7 mMnv Mnv 7 r1 730 725 7 SO 72forC forCMav Mav 11 112 13 M 1SH LIBS 13 fnThe The cotton coffee nnd minor mnrk t wereuovrv rlcenrI hOVEl ivii EXeIf4inllnney Mono on call nominal nt 6 per cent TmirmoiiRV moiiRV ouotcd Ii 1 i per cent for sixty tonlnuty nlnuty days 51 rr cent for four monthsnnd nnd n per cent for live and six months Coinniercial niercial paper nitvl it I7fl per cent furprime prime si ii Idle niiiH unit hIlls recolyahle othernnnio nnnio Hi4 per centThe The foreign oxchnnce market was stcfltlytoilin toilin with rittiK unchntirrprl Tostiil ratenWIT WIT quoted nt 5l3 for Inns hills and i 4 S7fur fur lmrt Actual rates lonr bill l05i 944711 sicli drafts 4 tttiii4 snsn nmlcable cable trnfirs 4S7flSu 4 8770 FrnncR weronuotoil nuotoil nt Hi for lone BiufS id1 fur shortIteuliMiinrUH IteuliMiinrUH unre iinoteil nt 04 for loninnd and DV4 for short Guilders Were ijuoted nt 30 for lone nid 40 311 for shortDomestic Domestic cxrltntiRO on New York floMonPar Par Chlcnco 2Cc discount Cliarlestonllanks blanks huyltiE pnr felllni iIOc premiumrinclnniitl rinclnniitl Par Montrrnl 1ar NOW Orleans leans Ionirmrcinl 5c discount banks rilodiscount discount St Paul 7ic premium MlrinenpoliR7i npoliR7i c premium louisville 20c prciniiitu iniiitu San lrnnclfccosue premium StIxiiil Ixiiil IRniSf dlfrcrtiintMoney Money on London tlTT per cent Hateof of discount in open mnrUtl for short nndthree three month hills n 3ICo35 per cent Tonsols sols for money lo ed nt w and for the account count nt MV Iarlsndvices oiiotc per centsat at tin fnincH 731 i centime the private rateof of discount In 3 per coal Exchange on Lentlon don 23 ration Vj ccnthnrn Berlin ntlvlcciiiiotf iiiiotf cxclmnse on loinlon 20 rnhrlis 40 ifgsI Tho private rale of discount Is lif per cuntNew New York ClearliiK llouie Mntvnirnl lxIhIrIdos chniiBS f173 74l5 hiilaiuen f llK ij9KliliTreasury KliliTreasury debit balance 51 M IMConiniHrrial ConiniHrrial price i I bir silver In Nl Yorknjc njc Bar slhcr In lnuiloti closed nt 3Ud Mejlcin silver diillntf Ire quoted at fideRAILROAD RAILROAD i ltlrAlabama Alabama direst SotterIIIO IO 1304 ilflCC 1 leech Dec1roiu KMO inc1490S7I i SMIISIB 1roiu ily i lcniifi 1490S7I Inc IISIBin in IIIIIMI Vcw I irliurn and Ttxns Inclnc drr tu Hie lr174 SlilIM lur Jll 451 lroui lull I 7 l7l545Z 337BMI1 nr wri inlf riil Ship lIol13d 51 rcic Pee I3H7H M5iniM1II7U InIllC M4714IW rrorn inly 1 imililihttfiniosa M1II7U IllC1CC 4IW ihttfiniosa SimiiirriJd Jd nccl Dec f57Irein 02472 1CCDec WIS1T1J14 I noun Inlv I Mi7 iSouiliirn OOill DecInc 15 Souiliirn Kalltvi 11 Weili I ItC I104274R Sa7i672 IncInc 1T1J14III01K3 From Ill c i iiinuvj 220121Ssl IncInc III01K3 IS lau lng anil 13 e I rlcd 3d wtrK Ile nii7iIlOIll qi IncInc 1I IlOIll IlllV I 2IIII218 21148j3i Inc 111107Vrt IVOIlCKHfH CONSOMIMTKIIThe The UorcrMrr IliiKolliliititl Strtrt M1wnv Conipani rcporl Inr the year cnilrrt Soptrntirr fii If 1 ItiOI Vjanr1Gross Gross arIl li7Soi sirjoHi inc 574 Opcr rjpfii vli9 M315I IncNet siwsM5ini Net frnCharen 457811 953327 Inc M40IOln507 Charen 5l7I 721 aiTlsii Innlvnilfordtvs ln507Avallfordtvs Avallfordtvs 91501010 171473 Ine 1754J DIvidends 1D52M 1774Oi Inc iM 1 ENCINEKIISHt Ht M Byllesby fcCI I TOIlPOKATEUlDreltn ENCNEERSDe51n Dreltn Construct anti Operate n tlwi Light Power hJ1raIIIlc anti OM PIMEXAMINATIONS EXAMINATIONS REPORT 171 IA SAMC STF77 lllUi5COIIEIl COIIEIl T V 1A D IrlzTwelve Twelve American Copper Mines Cicarm 828000000 III 1005Saturday Saturday was kept us a hohi live In the Ileil copper market nnd on the foreign narketj No quotations carno from abroad anil here wore no Important transactions m tMi c0im try excepting tlio sale of n million pouudof of Tennessee Ingot copper for 5lr frin Baltimore Thin sale was mndc on n lfll4 loll cabled several days aiioifew few casks of Ingot Lake copper wen nHyesterday yesterday for Immodlnle dvllycrv nt inTho Tho local supply WH Increased lit tho rfcelpt celpt of 75 tons of lnltn mid HO ton of etr trolytlo Ono of the largest ineinl flrns 15 town whoso output from Its own copperminer miner and swelling works exceedshis 30011x1 His per annum has sold the hulk f ItOStiflIflt1I estimated output for IPOO nt l4 tosyneilcato syndIcate of brass rulllne works ThuIs frm is about openliiK three mines In MI o nnd has contracted for n lien Hniulllnif plan ihaiwill will double Its output of this yearHigh High prices nro stlmulntltnf the gnolm10111of of old copper to the utmost In themetal r14Inatal metal trade copper Nlock Is scanty nml fi trtfl7H3ilflc l7H3ilflc for heavy cut and orii thIs lightand and bottoms rule at LVVililc maliirfrrcomposition composition 15j ul6cExports Exports of copper through las pert froa December I to 21 Inclusive were llnoo tommainly mainly for account of contracts rnndi 817inotith months ago CO POE ItAccurate Accurate reports upon twelve of tho leading ing copper mInIng corporations of the conntry try made by omlnent inichnnical cncineeriin in tho copper worklne Industry rninhliiiithat that these mines cleared for their i Idlersluring luring thia year MSooowxi Tliese ompnnlii pnnlii will close the year Will the rutputof of KWOvWOfxi pounds of copper vlmh hajbroiiRlit broiiRlit the avcrnsn price of 13c per poundmaking making tIn Intnlt 93iOiiiOO The avraec0t cost of tliU nietnl was not morn than 11er per pound One Western foppor tiinc nllend end the year with lie ifcord of siVKfinoopaid paid In dividends in over large sniu m ihitreniiry treniiry for Inipniviinenlj no simps on t19market market nirl the certainty of Sllins is oiirputfor for lono lit a larco advanue over the net profltiof of hits year The capitalization of tItle flInCiS i S5UO00of which only M per cone waipnll pnll in For ton years thh mlno ha pavlIn In divldetiJi n sum double tho net r iurnito to the stockholders In four of the IKSI trunxline line rallrnadM of the Vest 5 lio4o con huiwlclipltalizniluit clipltalizniluit Ii jiloin00d nntl winch onorata a Ilillcime of 17ISOStraits T1SirtiS Straits I ill is beiiii manipulated for a IISliv bv llolluml opcrntoM antI H likely to rnaih37c Sic this week Yesterday sulm in dmniiirkvt niiirkvt were Hinsll and the avcrnije ens qunmtlom ran from 3dso to 307n lullriKton llriKton and halt loloro markets soil a u1under under local iiiotiillors during three day oflait last week Hut on Saturday nil Ancrianmarkeis markeis were sillitu nt substantially ihi Cj110prices prices and the dealern were lioUlns TT anndviimo ndviimo durinif tlih weekIIOMFSTIO IIOMFSTIO IllICES IOH OTHER MKTtUIlK IlK lead New York 5fti4013 St Louis I lSro Sro tpclicr OffJii070 antimony laITlll ahiiiluur1 uur1 No 1 ItiROls 33f nickel I3R10 sheet rrrcarldBil carldBil lots per cwt 703f S1S tin platen o rsheets sheets too His hxsli 1110 Welsh tin plate I cbasis basis 12s ml f o ti Swansea Till HtVK STATEMKXTIn In viow of thu movement of inoncr toChicago Chicago to meet the strain caused by tlicbank bank failures the weekly statement of thslSlliatOI associated bunks was regarded ns a Batnfariory fariory dociinent alhoiiKh I hero wero novory vory to io ri aol chniikn In any of the principal elliOt Items The surplus reserve showedan an Increase of lS3i This Item nowamounts amounts to 41jn4rH agaInst 15347125 nyear year ago and 5125740123 nt tile correspondingdate date In loot The Increase of 11543100 Inthe the loan aciount was smaller than was nenerally ally expected The gall of li3ioon In cbspOIIS posits Inplled nn lnirea of S23tf7ft In rrserve serve requirements which deducted fromthe the gain In CaSh iliowedtlielncrpaeof 110775I In surplusThe The weeklvslnteinent nf ths avprntji nftill till nsociatcd bnnks of the city of New Verbcompirs npires no follows Mlih thnt of last osliand and of be corresponllnir week ft year mrrIOIIK rh r 1 I a 1WlI0ili IOIIK loonni7i 4i viirfliiioo 3 Il14l1inoeIte Tlnn lu P4rc tonClrrulallnn 1n3SSqW4 3 liitartoim 101Irrulallon Clrrulallnn MOIDTno tartoim tTotal 01 5417Ipeet 7Ipeet I70l00ll 71iOlrC 3lrsO 8Leoi Leoi tSflrl 7isaiTonJiirt4no 7571 1100 O 17 57Toial Total fsvles 924041050 5lICIm 33111I8HeIr HeIr iqd 24fl357I110 S4in7tSS 571Monw Ii5lI3ii SurpluiHull Jiirt4no Monw f4V Hull of rvrve vrve totlcpi 23 I 701 4Ti 4is Ti chansei foe the wcoU were tie followIwin Iwin Tn MMn 101Illlrilie Illlrilie Inc i 110 0CIrlltton Clrcuhtton peeSpwlr iTotol Spwlr lee leai lqnisr p 5l 441Toed Toed recerve InrInc ISlrt1lO Slrt1lO Inc IT 1fUthi Te oiriflt of UnIted Stti iilmem S5OOI 1Ill Ill bn ilmem U IM1401 so iCTCli 0I I 90 e es loot ueeeh If ttts ICPl I 1elInlnrl fUthi frt fro n the ntr rrcetc c 0 n thMould Mould lieIlelow S2oItelow Itelow is a taMe sliowiiior the perontaon aslt roervn to rlopehte of the lorIs t10honks rhinko honks compared with lines nf list vwflank TI IIi nnif flank r New VorltPnk 710PIk Pnk ot Manrultrii 3 1SterolonLs SterolonLs Nsttrost 31 3Mene Mene Nplinal 36 IT7ri TIIK of IrnerlcaNational 7NaIhihi I National Cty 7AmTlrei hsrntni Nslknel 201lIctii AmTlrei Dichvipc National 74 4Natlnni IX0lI0l Natlnni mlbr l nt Commerce 2Hirrcv irrcv Vtlonal js 4Nattiitl Nattiitl rimIs or North America 25 ITflO Hanove Nrtotiil nrtl Id1t rtl 1iirot Ndllmil 21 1Cjrn Cjrn rtrliii NMlnnM 5Irior 1IrInee Irior Trailers National rnt Niil n I Tirl jsToMiti ToMiti flli uI 2H nTint Tint NMliul 21Chise 7Chine Chine National 201Scatiosnil Seahonril Nitlora 27 4Imt IImioilant Imt oitAnt chances from lift uee1t In held by Individual iank and in loan ar loivy Can L flanicofNowVoric 11w 9SlOOl Inc 51TsnlonIanhallsn 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