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MONIUY Iosou SEPTEJmFn SEIE1IE 29 O 1005 1005Partly 10
t Partly Paty coudy cloudy today = and tomorrovr tomorrovrVOL lomorow row rowIt
It 1 VOL VOL LXXNO LXX NO 29 NEW YORK MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1902rf 1902CoJlrMlIIZbITIrSunIininlondllblhinIAlcation MIM L9O by n Tie Sun Iining and JbUahing taociation PRICE UCE TWO CENTS
MAJOR HOTCHKINS WIFE DEAD DEADaonr DEADj
j
BODY Bn FOVU FOlV 1 iV v HARLEM FLAT FLATIAS 11 FI41J4s
< IAS 1 TIRXED rllIW o oHer OX OXIhr
Her 111 Name Naml anii Reported Rrport by b the lie Indertaker tndrtakrr tndrtakrrII ai aiMary iiMsri
Mary II HotehklM lotlhklShe 1Iothk1ssSIie She Hid lad lleen lleenFound lern lernoWd lleenFound
Found oWd Intoxlc Intulctrd trtl and a Dliponin DliponinNotice npolr npolrNodce IIspoueu1ioUcc
Notice Had II Been lun Served Htnt on Her HerMra 111 111Mr HerMr
Mra Mr Mr Mary Mar Hotchkln wife 1ltl ot Major MajorWalter MajorWalter MajorWaLter
Walter B Hotchkln Jotd dn a banker and andbroker ant andbroker
broker at M t Broadway radway wa waa I found founddead towlIIrad foundilead
dead rad yetterday morning moring In the Ih apart apartment apartment apartt ¬
t ment houso houl at lt 201 2 OS West H2d street streetThe strot strotThe streetThe
The womans omanl death d alh wan WI reported rpord to totho toI totlio
tho I hl Coroners Coronrrl ofllco oflr by Undertaker Undlraor Wil William Wi WilItam ¬
liam lam E Devlin 1ln of 306 3 West Wtlt 142d street lt trsetwIio trsetwIiosaul ret who whoi whoahl
i saul ild that her name wan wa I Mary Ilr Hotohklas HotohklasThe HotohklssI
I The police plce of the I t1 lt West Wlst 12ith street t reot sta station iIa iIat RtatInn ¬
t lion In which 1hlrh precinct pllnct tho woman died diednlso dli4fIN
fIN 111 had her name a Mary Iar Hotchkla HotchklaOn Iotchkl Ilotehtth4On
On the te doorplato dorplalo of the house houl th tbe name was wasgiven W Wgiven wasitven
given correctly correctlyTho cortlly cortllyThe correotlyTim
The woman had lived lved In five l1e rooms roomsIiQ In Inthe InI
the I hI H2d 1M street Ilrft flat tlt houso houll for some lome time timeHer tme tmePI ttneher
Her PI habits habi 8 were 1Ne not all al that the other ten tenants lonnnl8 tonants ¬
ants thought they should Ihould be bf and when one oneday onelay
f day Ia last week she Ihe wan wa found Intoxicated IntoxicatedIn
In I1 tho hallway the tenants lenall complained cmplaJnld to toi
i ho hI h owner On Saturday the owner served servedn
n I dispossess displeea notice notco on the woman woma and told toldtier toldhlr toldhr
tier hlr t hat she lbe he would ould havo to vacate her apart apartments aprt aprtInnll apartiirnnts ¬
ments Innll in a I few day daysShe dayI daythe
I She brooded brode over this ths evidently oYdentr and told toldtho toldIho toldthe
the janitrere Theresa Thera Stleroacka 8temacka that she shedid Ihe IheIlel eholilt
did Ilel not think thik that she he had been b n treated treatedfairly treatedfair treatedfairly
fairly fairlyWhen fair fairlyWhen h hWhen
When the janitor went to the thl rooms roomsyesterday roomspltcrcay roomsyeterday
yesterday pltcrcay morning he found foud tho door doorto
to the thl dining room rm open opn He le went wt In i He Hefound le lefound Hefound
found Mrs Mr Hotchkln sitting Iltlng in a 1 chair chairIn
In the kitchen kichen dead Gas was wa escaping escapingfrom tlCplng tlCplngrrom escapingfrom
from a tubo tuo tub which 1blch had slipped slpp from frm a gas gaastove gasstow
stove ItO and Ind thero ther was WI a strong t rang odor of gas gaaIn gasIn gasin
In the room rom Oas Gal was wnl burning buring In the front frontroom trontroom frontloom
room The Th janitor Janior closed dOfd tho door and andthen ad adthpn andhn
then went out and ad got a policeman ploman He Hereported neprld Hetportcd
reported prld the case CI to the police plc of tho West West124th Wet Wet12Mh West12th
124th street Ilrrt station stationWhen Itaton ItatonWben stationThen
When reporters rprtPI went wtnt to tho station eaUon to In Inquire i in1tiire ¬
quire q1lrl nbout nblt tho th womans omanl death dlath they were weretold weretold weretold
told by Sergt Brgt McCarthy lrCArthy that there was wasnothing wasnothing M Muothlg
nothing uothlg In It I Just a case of audden iuddendeath iuddendeathha death deathho deth dethh
ho h said adding ldding there UIre are no susplcloua susplclouacircumstances BWplclou BWplcloucirrufl miapicioulcirctlrnatances
circumstances circumstancesUndertaker cirrufl circtlrnatanceslnrIprtaker ancfI
Undertaker ITndrtner Devlin Dwln said when ques questioned que questiond ¬
tioned that the th woman woma had died die of apo apopleiy apoplezy 0 01Isy
pleiy 1Isy Little Utlo was WI known know of her he in i the thehou thehOl thehoin
hou f exwpt eXpl that shu h wan supported MUPPOr and andher andhpr andlir
her rent rnt paid palo by a welltodo etoo man manThe mn mnTe manThe
The Te reporter reporll learned lernP that the thl womans womanshusband womas womashUOn womanshusband
Walter B Hotohkln Hotohklnof
husband hUOn was wal Major lotohkln I
of f th ths Twentywcond TlntYfnd < Regiment Rglment He lives livesnt Ivf
nt 109 10 1fl West 12fltH street streetThst stret stretThlt streetThat
That Thlt Is II all al true tre he paid Nld to a BCN BeN reporter reporterISM reporterist
ISM IIFt night I married nrlM her hlr about rprer rprerIIFt four fouryears tourIan fouryPare
years Ian ago and ad she ht came of a 1 good family familyA tam
A year ear and a half hal ago I had g to separate separatefrom Iparte Ipartefrom separatefrom
from her because cauM of ag her hlr drinking drnking habits habitsI hbl
I I have supported lpprl her but blt could culd not live livewith 1e 1elh livewith
with lh her herI lr lrI herdid
I did not nt want Wlnt anything nnrthlg to get Itt Into Ilto the thepapers theIAp thepapers
papers r of her death < because bal of business businessnnn hlllnl businessend
nnn And IAp personal p ronal reasons I was 11 anxious IrloU to tohave tohne tohaVe
have the matter mter kept as lS quiet quilt as a possible possibleCoroners pOlble pOlbleoroner8 PossibleCoroners
Coroners oroner8 Physician PhIlcan OHanlon Olaon received receivedthe rth rthIhe receivedTI
TI the body by ytlmay yesterday afternoon atfron and after nrtr a asuperficial aI ai
i superficial I rfclal examination elmmaton decided dfde that he hecould hI lieCoUld
could not determine dftermll the cause CU of death dea deaHI deathIt I IH
H HI nrrf nrdd d Ww I body by sent to t thn tt MorgiNS MorgiNSwhere JoJ Morgtiwhere
whP where an autopsy autpy will wil be b made Ila today todayfir lay layIr thdayrr
fir Ir OHanlon ORan on aW Nlc last I t night nightTho ulahtT nightThe
The T woman has h evidently fidpntly1n been dead all allr ni allcr
r cr < f two days day From tho outward oltward appear appearnnof appearnnc
nnof nn of the th body bdy It Is I Imposilblo ImpOI lhl appr apprnn for or me meto meto meto
to tell 111 the thl cause IU of death dlath now nowTHE nowTIFCELTI nnwrin
THE TIFCELTI CELTIC FULL lLIOfIAfiiElGEnS lLIOfIAfiiElGEnSlanDa OF PASSEffOERS PASSEffOERSHanDa IASSENOEflS3IanUa
HanDa Cable Cb Open Of by July ul 4 Bayi Sa Presi President PNI PNIrlnt President ¬
dent George f Hard HardThe WardThe ard ardThe
rlnt
I
The cabins cAbnl of the th White Star Str liner lner Celtic Celticwhich CelticvliIch Itc ItcI Itchlh
which having slipped slippedby slippedby
hlh rams Came up yesterday Yltrdar hlwlg Ilppd Ilppdh
by h Fire I Island Ilmd In the fog tOI of Saturday turday night nightunobserved nightunobserved
1 unobserved UnO rYM by the man behind t ho telescope telescopewpre telOp
were WprE crowded rrowrd with wl h passengers p nger Some Someof Sme Smeor Someof
of them were President ptldont George orgo 0 Ward Wardi
i If > f I h hA Commercial lommlrdal Cable Clhle Company Cmpy Lleut LleutCol Ilet Lieutol
Col 01 II I A Yorke Yorkf of tho Royal Ry1 Engineers EngineersKllllngworth Eglnor EngineersllllIngworth
Kllllngworth 1llgworth W Hedges lo g honorary honrary secre secretary fr secrotary ¬
tary tlry of the Lightning Lightniiigltesearch Research Jlarch Comml Commlilon Corl Comnthsinn
Ion of England Mrs lr H I Llvingnton Ilvlngton Satter Satterl Stl
S 1M l daughter dlughtpr of J Pierpont Plorpnt Morgan Lady LadyMsernon Ldy Ldylpnon LadyIgernon
Msernon GordonIennox OorlonIJnnox and Thomas ThomasSkinner Thoma Thomas441nner
Skinner Hilnnlr lpnon of the th Canadian Clndlan Pacific PRclfo Railway RailwayMr 1ay 1ayr
Mr r Ward Wan said that thlt tho United States Stateswould Hlatpl Htatescould
would oliid bo In communication oommunlcaton by cable cblo with withManila 1lh 1lhlnUa withlnntta
Manila lnUa on 01 July t Tho cable rlblo Is I being blnl manu manufactured Inu Inufnrture manufnrtureil ¬
factured fnrture In London at the rate of 300 3 miles milesn mie
n I I week Pk and Ind will illbe be IJ finished fnilhe In March Marh It will willliid 11
I 10 liid Ilir by three steamships ttnmhlp the Sllverton SllvertonHie RIrton
Hie 11 Cilohla 110nla and the Anglia Angla Two To ships shipswill shipswi shipswill
will wi sail Faltrm from Manila Ianll and one from San Sanrrnnoisro Hl Hant
t rrnnoisro They Thl will wi meet In mldocean mldoceanthe mldopln mldoplnhl midoceanhere
and eastern halves 01 01tl ojiaIewliI
hl here th the western Pt rn hahtf
the tl iaIewliI Me 11 will wi b be spliced plcr One of the cable cableInvert llble cabinlever
Invert 11 r i j4 fn flfl M her hlr way IY to tho Philippine Philippineby Phlpplnl
by Ir way wav of the thO Suez Hul7 Canal another anothtr will wi noon noonnil Mn Mn1i soonnil
nil 1i from rr m London forSan for San an Francl Franci Frnncirco 5o o going goingthrough goingthrough
through the tll htnltx HII of Magellan MARlan and thence thenceInto t tlinosfiitn folng folngf IlnM
Into 1110 the thO Pacific IAdtc Mr lr Ward raid tail the death deaththe dMthr deathfJolin
W fnrkA would make In InChp inhis
r fJolin John WMnekay WOIlellnk A nochanjo no eliange
f the nlTnirx 11111 sham of tho Commercial Cormlrdal Cable Com Compuny ComJA Cornpieny
puny JA ny Wo knew Iw his wishes llhl Mr Ir Ward WardMI Wad Wadt
t MI 51111 n Id I and an we f will wlllrn carry them out outLieut outI outlisutCol
Lieut I lisutCol 1t Col Yorke Yorkl will wllnRp Inspect the electric electricrailway el electricreiiway rlo rlor1I
railway r1I W8 systems I m of America AINlca Ho le says saysho IY says1i
ho 1i In I trying trlnl to find a 1 way WiY to prevent the theleakage theakagA theleakage
leakage of power from wires win nnd rails railswhich raiA raiAwhldl relicwhich
which has hal caused caullch much trouble and expense expenseIn expnl
In England EnglandMr
Mr Ir Hedges ledg I making miking an effort Ifor to find tnd a asubstitute aIHbltllutE asubstitute
substitute IHbltllutE for tho lightning Ilhnlng rod ro which he honine hedrclae heIeclares
drclae Ieclares II is prcicly practicaijy 1118 useless M a prolec prolectlon protection
tlon from IRhlnlng lightning Thpr There are 4 0 lght lghtnlnl light lightiiing
nine nlnl research rRch commissions rmmlloD In Euroi EuroiBureau Europ Europe EuropeMr
Mr Ir Hlgelo hedges is going to examin examine the Weather Weathrlurp81 Weatherlliireau
Bureau lurp81 records r ord about lightning Ightnln and get getimperial getPI
1 imperial PI < IAI reports from Individuals about aboutIts abouttic
Its 1 Ilularl peculiarities K > cullarltles rprts Ie in America AmericaJ Amerc
J 1 Flerpont rpnt Morgan Mrgan in his hil steam stlm yacht yachtthe yachtlbs nhl nhlI
the I hI Corsair orllr come ce up from Quarantine Quarantinewith
J with wih Ilh the thl Celtic Cello He greeted grelM his hil daughter daughterMrs daughterIrp daughterMrs
Mrs Irp Satterleo S ttlrl and Lady Ly Algernon Gordon OordonIennox Ooron GordonLennox
Lennox at the th foot tot of orhe the gangplank Lady Ldy Ldyrrnon
1
AlgernonfionlonLonnox Algernon rrnon Gonlonumnox Itwassaldnever Itwassaldneverappeared It walld was said never neerA neverspeared
appeared A In the t1 thesamo Mme gown gow twice t wlt on the thevoyage theoyolf thevoyage
voyage Ipnt oyolf She 8hf repeated rf ah nor declaration decaration that thatI tht thtI thatis
I be h American Amlrlrn women are tho best dressed dn >
In Ii tho th world She Sh will wi stay here about abut M five fivewe fe few fiveweeks
we w weeks weeksHenry k kHenry kHInr
Henry HInr Wilding Wldlnl of tho International In Internationalaviation rntonl rntonllvlgllln
Navigation lvlgllln Company CompY and head he of the Lay Ly
1 land lino Un of steamships Itlarhlp and ad C F Torrey Torry TorryJ
chairman rhalma of the board b fd of directors dirtor of the
Atlantic Atlat Transport Traapr Lin Line arrived yester Ier ¬
lay from trm Southampton Sutham Ion Imt by arve the American
J liner lner St Louis Luil It Is s said lald they thlY are ar Amercln here hpr to toth
t take lke part In thl the meeting this week for
p mltng tJI wek
th thl the completion completon of the arrangements arangmpnt for rorI
the I he Atlantio At1tlo steamship IItahlp combination combinaton They
were wer met at the pier by Clement Cltment A 1IIY Iris Urisrm Onecorn Iriscom
I com rm of the American Amorlcn Line LineRUNAWAY IIMnUNAW Iin IinIlUN4W4
RUNAWAY nUNAW AY INJURES IJ IXJfJfti TWO
calnt Cailant Cop With lh Kecoril Rrtrt I1 as I a a p Iirr 1ltNr 1ltNr8to 1Irrsair 1IrrsairStops rr rrStop
Stop 8to s Frightened lhttl hone llorirI loIl honeWilliam
I WlllUm Wiim Schlnker SchinkeI of 100 to Allen Alpn street HlrII
Manhattan and Samuel Jaffo
Ianhalan Smuel Jafo were driving
In a light lght wagon In Broadway WUHanx Wllnml
burg 1Irl yesterday Yftorda when tho horse became bcamo
frightened trlRhlenl fnIghtc at an elevated motor and ran ranaway ranwa
I away wa Policeman Polrman Edward Ewad of the Clymer ClymerMreot Cympr CymprI Clyinertret
Mreot I rt elation seized flze tho horse hol by the Iht head
Me J I ii was Wa swung Iwunl off o his hi feet tet hut held on Tho hn hnorn
liori horse orn > o ran rln Into a trolley troltY POll x > le and Schlnker Hhlnker
iiml InllntA Jaffo were werl thrown out Olt on their heads headsHnd headsH
Iwali
Hnd n nol seriously rlfllly hurt hlrl I
About bOlt Isiiit two t 0 yearn Yeal ago at A 1 fire fre In a t IO tern ne nehad
tnt nt In Moore
More Ilrll street olicenian Edwards
had lad himself hll1lt lowered from ol tho nlU IO front Edward od odsaving edge
tr lf I the he rot roof to a window and assisted efe In n
saving Ivlg all the tenants tmlnta In the upper Ilti floor
He le wa Ya was burned bue whllo w lo getting getng out upp fo
CELEBRATION Clunlrl AT aT SIIIPKA SIIIIt PASS PASSlltmiUni 1UI 1UIuulan IISSIueslans
lltmiUni uulan and nt nulftrttni DulalnlrdlcGte Dedicate aChurih aChurihen a aon tmn1
en Famou amou Hattlrground HattlrgroundSptctal lttllrOund lttllrOundP hlattierrountlpca2
Sptctal P CaW DupatiH Illpalch la TUB TI Sirs SirsSUIPKA SUNSUIPlA Sv4Snipi
SUIPKA SUIPlA Bulgaria Bulgara Sept 23 2sTodaY1 2sTodaY1onsraton 2STodays 2STodaysoonaoeration Todayn Todaynconsecration
consecration onsraton of tho Hhlpka Pan 1R Memorial MemorialChurch MemorialChurch Iemorll IemorllChurch
Church wan wal accompanied IIompnnlld by ceremonies ceremoniesof cerlmonlet cerlmonletor
of unequalled Wlualt plcturesquenees picurequeness Prince PrinceFerdinand Irlno Irlnorcrdlnand PrinceFerdinand
Ferdinand the Bulgarian Ministers Iruml UrundDue IrumlDuke IratidDuke
Duke Due Nicholas Nlohol and tliu til other Russian BUaia guewla guewlaattended gU111 gU111atende guesteattended
attended atende at tho church which was S erected erectedto
to commemorate cnunemorato tho defence of the pass pasaby pa pab7 passby
by the Russians Jllan under Oen Jourko In 1177 1177against 117 117alalnt lii liiagainst
against alalnt repeated re ale attacks Ilack by Suleiman SuleimanPasha Hulfhnan Hulfhnan1aha Hulelinanlasha
Pasha 1aha tho Ihl Turkish General The fh lighting lightinglusted Illhtng IllhtngIltl fightinglasted
lusted Iltl for two days and tho slaughter Ilaughter on onboth onbth onboth
both bth sides eldll was W great greatTho grt grtfho greatrhe
Tho Russian UUslan gueats RUMII except ecept Orand Duke DukeSlchdloN Duke1lchl8 lukeiLchOlas
SlchdloN 1lchl8 who ho In II only 46 4 0 years ears old ol veto vetonearly weronerly warenearly
nearly nerly all al grayhaired grayhaire veterans who took tookpart tookpart tookpart
part in the to defence On the way up the theserpentine thosrpentne theserpentine
serpentine srpentne road to tho church churh thu visitors vlnltorapanned visitorspaeed
panned numbers lumbr of graves gravt of friends and andsometimes andtmetmellho andsometimes
sometimes pe tmetmellho the graven gravel of members memlrl of their theirown thplrown theirown
own families tamle who had been bn burled burlf1 where wherethey witerethey h ro rothey
they fell fellTho tel fellTho
Tho names nmeA Inscribed Inlrl > on tablets tablet In the thechurch thechuroh thechurch
church are ae conflcd cnfe to Russians IU8111a nnd Bul Bulgarians Bulgrl liiigarians ¬
garians grl making mking more 0010 marked tho anomaly anomalythat Inomnly Inomnlytht anomalythat
that tht here the Russian RUM stood toc on Turkish Turkishterritory Turklhteritory Turkishterritory
territory teritory for Bulgaria lulgarl Is I still Itl a 1 vassal vlllal State Stateand Btalead Stateand
and ad today celebrated rlebrlrd the victory Icory of tho thoforeign thotorell theforeign
foreign torell Invader Inlder over the thl > Sultans Sulnnl army IY In Inthe Inthe inthe
the presence prplC of tho Sultans Rlllal vassal MI Prince PrinceFerdinand Pln PlnFerdinand PrinceFerdinand
Ferdinand of Bulgaria BulgariaAfter 11lglrn 11lglrnAler BulgariaAfter
After Aler the services rvlC at the church a banquet banquetwas banquetwMglven
wMglven was given at tho Russian R lan seminary Prince PrinceFerdinand Pince Pinceerlnand PrinceFerdinand
Ferdinand erlnand mnde a speech I h In which he herecalled hereale herecalled
recalled reale the liberation lberaton of Bulgaria and tho thogratitude thogatude thogratitude
gratitude gatude of tho Bulgarians BulgariansGrand BulgariansGrand ulgnrllns ulgnrllnsOrand
Grand Duke Nicholas Nlcholl In replying rtplyng said saidthat Iald Ialdtht saidthat
that tht Russia RUIla had made her hlr efforts efors In behalf behalfof
of a people pple of the same lame race rac and same Ilme re religion rt religlon ¬
ligion Igon a a aa > himself himselfTho hlmelt hlmeltTo himselfThe
The To Bulgarian Bulgaran Prime Minister Mlniter said Bad that thatBulgaria thatBU11a1 thatBulgaria
Bulgaria BU11a1 would woud always alway maintain malaln good goodrelations goodrelations
relations rltlona with Russia RussiaCount RUlla RUllaCount RussiaCount
Count Ignatleff Ignatet afterward alenard reviewed rtvlewM tho thohistory thohitor thehistory
history hitor of the monument Just cease consecrated cn cncrtM ceasecrated ¬
crated crtM Ho 10 spoke Ipke of the tht difficulties dlfcultlPI that thathad thathad thathad
had been bn met with wih from trm tho Turks Tukl and andremarked andrlmrkt andremarked
remarked rlmrkt that tht their origin orgin was WI rather rathnrdue ralhordue ratherdue
due to Austrian AWtran diplomacy than to th thTurka the theTrks theThrka
Turka Trks themselves themselvesFIOHTINO themlel themlelFIGUTING themselvesFlOUTING
FlOUTING IN MACEDONIA MACEDONIATurk VAOEOlIA VAOEOlIATrk
Turk Trk Ray sy That Ta 12 Bulgarian Dullarae Have laf Hern HernMilled DrnJUI fitenJLUled
Milled JUI In One Of Battle BattleSfnetal Hattl HattlPf Hattie3pfttSl
Sfnetal Pf CtMt C4 DiipalcMt Datl to TRI T Sew SewVIEVNA SesVIEL U
VIEVNA Sept Spt 28On tho same Imo day dayas dBYal
as al the Hhlpka Rhpkl Pass celebrations clthrtlons conic eomndespatches rmo rmodfptche8 conicdespatches
despatches dfptche8 from Halonlcn Ralonla stating Itatng that all allthe al allthe
the Ullages Uage In the vilayet ilaet of Monastlr MonastlrMacedonia Mo MonastirMacedonia nlt I
Macedonia Maconia and In the neighborhood neighbrhood of ofVedena otVlea ofedena
Vedena Vlea have risen rln and their thtlr men arc 11 march marching marchIg marchbig ¬
big Ig toward towa the Turkish Trklh villages lalel on the thefrontier Ihotrntfr thefrontier
frontier trntfr Already Alrellr there thpr has l Illn been > een san sanguinary la cangiilnary ¬
guinary gllnar fighting fightingThe fRhtnR fRhtnRTe fightingThe
The Te military mliar authorities authorllf at Balonlea Balonleahastily Ralonkahastily Ionlra IonlrahuUy
hastily huUy sent nt troops to tho disturbed dilturbr districts districtswith dlllrc districtswith
with wlh orders ordlr to surround Iurrolnllh them m The Tn china situation Flua Fluaton chinatlnn ¬
tion ton Is II serious NrOU The Bulgarians IIparlll seen Nm do dotennlned df detertnined
tennlned tprrlne to force forc a decision dfiou on their griev grievance grl grlaC gnlevanees ¬
ance now nowCoNSTAJrmoPU nowCONSTANOPIJ nowCosswrrnrnpty
aC
CoNSTAJrmoPU CONSTANOPIJ Sept 2ft 21 a Official Officialtelegrams Omrlli Omrllilelfsram OfUcleltelegrams
p
telegrams lelfsram say that thin tie Bulgarians BII4Rrlanl lost IOt C2 C2HUM 62kfM 52killed
HUM kfM ami IIIonncc tt 1H wrwnrtVrt In a I fight 111t with withTurkish withrurkW ih ihTurlh
Turkish at Vedena Monastlr MonastlrThe MonastirThe
Turlh troop trOJ lt Nna near ntAr Monatr MonatrT
The T survivors are aM being lng actively RMlnl pursued pursuedto plnII pursuedTO
to 20 BESIEGE nFSlwr THE TI1 MOROS MOROSAmerican MO1OcAmerican ono onoAmtrrn
American Amtrrn Troop TeoJ Advance Adunrl on the thlrUnrt Fortified FortifiedPosition FertifledPosition
Position rllon at t Maeln Maelnflf lalln lallnRN iaeinipciI
flf RN ipciI > rtal I CaW Dtlpatth Dtf lth la I Tni Ta Sew SewMANILA St SewMANn4
MANILA Mun Sept 28 Developments Dplopmenlln in Min Mindanao Mm Mmdanao ln lndanao ¬
danao confirm cnfrm tho predictions prlclo of constant constantnative cn constantnativo lant lantMtvo
native Mtvo hostility hotllt K 0 > long lonl as a the thl American Americantroop AolrcRn AolrcRntrp Americantroops
troop trp remain rmain In the Interior of the Island Islandand Illanc islandand
and this condition cndition of affairs aalr will wi continue continueunless cntinuo cntinuonll continueunless
unless nll the Insurgent Inlurgent dattos dat08 or chiefs chie aro arosovercly aroIvrly areseverely
severely Ivrly punished The 110 Moros Morol at Maclu Maclucontinue Maclucontinue raclucntnue
continue cntnue to fortify tortry their position pltlon and are areseeking aroIklng areseeking
seeking Iklng to make man alliances alancl with Ith the dattos dattosIn dalos dalosi
In i neighboring neighbrg districts districtsCapt dlstrlc districtsCapt
Capt Pershing Ptrlhlng who recently rcnty returned returnedto rflume
to Camp CamJ Vicars Vlcarl after aler reconnoitring reronnoltrinl tho thoMoro thoMoro thinMoro
Moro positional 11 Ion lt at Maclu Machllm has again advanced advancedreaching IdvanCI IdvanCIrecng advancedreaching
reaching recng Maclu today Ho le has hal a battalion battalionof bntaUon bntaUonot
of Infantry a troop of cavalry Clvllry a battery batteryof balery baleryot
of artillery Arllery and a detachment dctachmlnt of engineers engineerswith pnjlnfrH pnjlnfrHY11h engineerswith
with Y11h pontoons pnloo and other olh r necessary nIMry equip equipment equipment equipmeat
ment to cross the swamps swamp flanking fanking tho Moro Moroposition Mor Moroposition
position plilon which faces taNs tho shore Ihore of Lake LakeLanao Lke LkeLnao LakeLanao
Lanao Lnao Capt Cpt Pershing Per1ng is II prepared prtrd to be besiege be hesiege ¬
siege 1tge tho place plc until unti the rebels rebt11 promise promisepeace promil promilc promisepeace
peace peaceTho peaceThe c
Tho horses and arms Irl that were Wlrl lately latelystolen 110ly 110lyIlolrn latelystolen
stolen Ilolrn from the Americans Amercan the return retur of ofwhich of1hloh ofwhich
which 1hloh was wal demanded < by fen Sumner In Inan Inan inan
an ultimatum ullmntum have been restored restoredOen relorld relorldOln restoredlen
len Oln Sumner Sumnr has hal released relrnlMI tho Sultan Sulan of ofButlg orluHg ofButig
Butlg luHg who has ha sworn to bo friendly trlrnely to the thoAmericans thnAmerlaD theAmericans
Americans AmerlaD As Al an evidence evldenC of good god faith faithho talh talhhn faithho
ho has hal sent Mnt a pack train to aid the theQuartermaster thoQuartrmater theQuartermaster
Quartermaster In forwarding forardlng supplies supplel to totho totho tothe
tho Lake Lke Lanao Lnao Lanaodietrkt LanaodietrktA district districtA dl trlc
A number numbr of doctors doclorl have ha1 been hln sent Int to totho tothn totIm
tIm Province Provlnc of Hollo Iloio Island Illand of Pansy Pnn to toattend toIend toattend
attend Iend attend cholera pat ptent patients lent H I there Tim 11 disease dltensois dllnl
is II rapidly decreasing In virulence virulenceCALL virulenceC4LL lulonc luloncCM
CALL CM IT AN 1 ENGLISH VICTORY VICTORYMettlement JCOnr JCOnrItllement IICTOIWthettlement
Mettlement Itllement or Tobacco War 1 Plraiet Plraf Phcaa the theLondon theIondon theLondon
London Paper PaperSprrfal Paper PapertIGI PaperspecteI
Sprrfal tIGI VaUt C bl Ditftlch Vptllo to Tni Sew SuxLoxrxw 5tN 5tNINDN SewLoNDon
LoNDon INDN Sept Spt 29 2gThe The newspapers Dwspnpr con consider c eonelder ¬
elder the settlement setlement of the tobacco tobaco war wara
a victory Icory for English Engllh business 1ulnos methods methodsagainst melhos melhosagalBt methodsagainst
against agalBt tho American America trust trustThe tru trustThe t tTho
The Standard says IYI that the thl American AmericanTobacco Amercan AmercanTobaco AmericanTobacco
Tobacco Tobaco Company has been b n worsted 1orstrd at attho attho atthe
tho tactical tactca game gaml It began Its Itl aim was wasthe WMthe wasthe
the destruction dCtruclon of the hn tobacco tobnco manufac manufacturing mautac mautacturlg manufactuning ¬
turing turlg industry indu < try of England Egland Doubtless Doubtlessnow Doubtlt Doubtltnow
now It has hal acted aced wisely wisly In abandoning abandoningtho abadoning abadoningthl
the thl assault assaultHomo assaultSome ul
Homo Smo other American trusts trlsls which hlch may maycontemplate maycontemplate maycontemplate
contemplate extending etending their operations operationsInto opratons opratonsInto
Into England EKland are not likely lkely to have any anybetter anybter anybetter
better bter fortune tort uno than tha tho tobacco tobac company companyNow cmpny cmpnyNow companyow
Now ow that the British Drlt h combination omblnaton Is re relieved 10 10Ueve nohieved ¬
lieved Ueve of the cost of war It may mr be b hoped hopedthat hopd hopdthat hopedthat
that It will wi devote Its 11 attention altenton to Improv Improving Improini improving ¬
ing the quality quallY of tho tobacco tobaco sold Ild which whichha whlcbhu whichhas
ha hu rapidly deteriorated de in innocent recent reent years yearsPOVE yearl yearlPOE yearsPO1E
POVE POE WEAK WEth AFTER AfTl A RECEPTION RECEPTIONnr nEOFPTIOl
nr 11 MPPonl pponl IrgM lrlf That These Tfe Events FvtntiUIIH EventsShould
Should UIIH be Abandoned I
flptrtal r CMi C b nnpHtlt Varllo to TB Tl TUI Sex SexROME SUI SirsltoiE
ROME Sept Spl 28 21Tho 2gThe The Pope today re received n nIel rec ¬
ceived c dved Iel the third French Frnch pilgrimage within withina wlhln wlhlna
a month Tho reception rreptlon lasted la8111 an hour hourTho hourTho hourThe
Tho Pope was wal very much fatigued ratlue at Its Itsconclusion I Iconolulion itsconclusion
the it was wasnoticed wasnoticed
conclusion conolulion During Dring ceremony wal walnotice
noticed notice that ho repeatedly repealely wiped wip the per perplratlon perspiration
plratlon plrnton that wan streaming from tror lila hlabrow hi lilabrow
brow browlr brw browDr
lr Lapponl Lpponl the Popes IOPOI physician physloln has haslx hal hallately hatIweri
lx Iweri n lately Insisting InllnR that thlt the holding of ofreceptions otrrlpllon if ifreceptions
receptions rrlpllon ought to II 1 > discontinued dllonlnued as asthey aMIhtY astitty
they IhtY are II exceedingly AxrNlngly Injurious Injurlol to hi hk lllUH lllUHtrloiiH iuM iuMtrlolhl iliustriotis
trloiiH patient Iatent H I U I Li reported reprt tonight that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the Pope Popll Is still t I weak weakA WMk
A famous tough 0UII prrKFlptlon 1 Or PrJ DrJit I IJiinej
Jiinej J Jit n KJp rlpr Iipectoraflt < rfor orant nt A I
C
ALGER APPOINTED APPONTED SENATOR SENATORtlOV SENATORlJI
tlOV lJI RLISS IIlli NAMES HIM 111 FOR 101 Till TillMICHIGAN TIllIIICJIIU4X
MICHIGAN WlI WlIllllulllll11 V4r4VlT V4r4VlTAppointment V44C1AltIluini
Appointment AltIluini llllulllll11 mciii Came Cle lnexprrtrdlv tnfxllerltr heaped cdl hut Gen GenAlter lienIer
Alter Ier 111 Mill 1 AcecptSayi coeptHa He le flat I He Hetldril HeIiNi
tldril lldld Vlrwi lewg rw on Cuban Clbn itan Iteelproclty nrlproel but butManti butal butlaidi
Manti al to Hear 111 Debate on the tie Question QuestionDKIHOIT qurton qurtonDETI01T QuestionDETItOIT
DKIHOIT DETI01T Mich lch Sept 28 281he The Senator Senatorship Senalorshl Senatorltlii
ship shl ltlii fight fght in Michigan lchlga between het1een Gen Russell RussellA RI8el
A Alger and Dexter Dexttr M Ferry and others othersended otherl othersended
ended suddenly yesterday by the with withdrawal wih wihdrawal withdrawalofMr ¬
drawal drawalofMr of Mr 311 Ferry Ferryat at noon non and ad tho appoint appointment appolnlment appointIneRt ¬
ment at midnight midight last night IlaM by Jov 0 Bliss Blissof BIs8 BIs8at Blissof
of Oen Algor to the vacant cant office ofco the ap appointment appolnlment apiointment ¬
pointment to hold hol until unt the legislature legislaturemeets Iglslatlr Legislaturemeets
meets mNtlln In January JanuaryOen Januar Januarylen
Oen Alger Alglr said lald today that the tender tenderof
of the office by Oov 0 Bills DlsI was W0 wholly wholy un unexpected unrxpecled unexpected ¬
expected but ho should 8hOlid accept It When Whenanked Whnaked Vhenasked
asked how ho he stood on public publo questions questionsthe questonl
the Oeneral said lald ho ht had decided deided views viewson
on tariff tarlf nnd Cuban reciprocity reciprociy on an Inci Incident Incident mcident ¬
dent of the tariff tarlt but ho declined delned to my mywhether lay laywhlher saywhether
whether ho would be b for or against aalnt the theAdministration thoAdmlnulraton lie lieAdministration
Administration Admlnulraton on beet sugar IUar preferring preferringto pretrrrllg pretrrrllgto
to wait until unt ho got Iot to Washington and andheard andhrlr andheard
heard hrlr arguments argumelll on both sides Ildel of the ques question quel question ¬
tion ton tionWASfltNOTO
tonWJnINOIN WxsnivoroN WJnINOIN Sept BII 28 28Oen den Russell RussellA RU 11
A Algers return retln to public publo life u will i bo ap approved approTl apjuroved ¬
proved proTl generally Kenlraly In II Washington W8hlgon wnero wneroho wneroho nero neroho
ho Is not not onlv popular popwa Personally J but has fiaaa
a largo contingent contnglnt of admirers admlrtr8 and sym sympathizers 1m 1mplhzer sympathizeni ¬
pathizers plhzer who believe bloro that he was WA the thovictim thevictitit
victim of misrepresentation mlulprelntaton and ad unjust unjustabut unJultabut unjustabuse
abut abuse in the
abut controversy following tolo1lnl the thethe thl
Spanish war OWl over Gen Agorl Algers conduct or orthl ofthe
the thl Wa War war Department DepnrlOII DepnrlOIISinr Depart meat meatSince
Since Sinr it has l been > > een n KOttled tlled definitely dlfnlely that tht
Gen Algor would bo the hue candidate of his hisparty hil hisparty
party pay for United State StAte Senator nator to site succeed sitereed ¬
reed red tho late Senator 81101 McMillan Me IIII there ther has hI
been bln much luch talk Ink hern her hem as al to the relation of
his hi success IUCN to national natonl politics polll and ad Kit Il bear br
Ing on Michigans UcWga vote 010 lu II the next National Nationl
Republican ltllUblca Convention Comenton It In I tho general generalopinion gutrl gutrlop generalopinion
opinion op nlon that Gen Gln Alger won out on 01 his hisown hisown hisown
own account nroult without wihout the aid of any ay out outsido outRide
Ride Influences Illucrl Hl Is Ills Meet Ilrclon ielectioti Ion an al the can canIUdAlo
didato of tho Michigan Republicans Iwpubleal for
Senator Hmalor und exit his hil appointment by ly Oov 00
Bibs I until unll tho State Legislature Lglliaturn assembles assemblesaro nllmLll1
arc ar regarded rpgndll an O a 1 personal pronal vindication vindicationand vindicationarid Indicationand
and evidence that Oen Algor han hal the th upper upp r
<
had hand 1 I in Michigan lchlgll mi politic politicias politicsGen
Urn Alger ha has ias said 8ld that there thfr was Wil an anagreement anag anagreement I
agreement ag mnt that Senator SCIlor McMillan Mclla was wal to toretire toretiro
retire rllro from the th Senate Snalo with wih tho expiration expirationof xplmtlol I
of tho term tlrr ending March 41001 4 101 lIXfl but Senator Hnalor
McMillan lc1Ia did ell not retire rltrf and ant was WI reflected n leclld I Iror
for the term to end March Iarrh 4 1907 107 Since Rilr
Senator Hnator McMillans MIllnn death tpnth Oen Algcr Alglr lion lionfought liessought i iouglll
fought thin vacancy nrlnc as A much If not more moreto mop moreto i
to secure cur confirmation contrmtnl of his hi contention contentionthat contentionthat < ltenlion ltenlionIhat
that the Republican party pary In his hi own Stnlo Stnlobelieved StiI Sttit
believed 1 oed that ho h hAd l been > > eon n treated trratllunJu unjustly tly
In tho th denunciation dpnuncatlol of fr his conduct cnduct of tim I
War Department DepartmentCRY Dfrtmlll Dfrtmlllonr lepnntineiteli
CRY eli DOWN WITH JITI AMERICANS AMERICANSrtloloin AUFICIX AUFICIXRolol Al1EI1ICtNSflIoteii
Rolol rtloloin Striker llrlklrl on a IJriiei Inla Car ar Mnn MnnManaged 1lnnhnlrl Itn ItnhmnagNi
Managed hnlrl It an n American AmericanJpfrlal tnieritanSpctzt Ilrln Ilrlnrrl
Jpfrlal rrl 1 CaN Dntiate Nltl to t It Tea Tnl Sf lPw lPwLpDow r rI f fIONDOX
IONDOX I NoN Sept Hpt 2 21 l Tim Th Geneva < rn1 corns correspondent corrl cornsspondent ¬
spondent of the Daily flai1 aiv Express Jrlrt describe describeriotous tlrlh tlrlhrlolous tlescnibriotous
riotous fcenoa tcrn In connection COlnlton with wih a I tram tramway Irll trainway ¬
way strike Itrlko In that city ciy which wn was brought broughtalxnit hrughl hrughlalH1t brotighitabout
about alH1t by economies tconomlM effected tI hd by the manager managerof nanalr I Iof
of th tha < t Ufliiwh 11 USs l an American AmericanA AlnlrMn I IA
A mob mol flllM t1 tIme street Itrl and prevented preventedthe
the th cars < nrf from rota running They Tl attempted attemptedto nlmplr
to II overturn orurn cars that thlt were prn manned by non nonstrikers nontrlkll zionstrikers
strikers trlkll and nnt n number nlmlr of shots Ihotl were wrf fired firedMotors frl frlMolol firedMotors
Motors Molol were wlr damaged And tho overhead overheadllnw olrhlAd olrhlAdUn overheadlInes
lInes Un were wrf rut rutTho rUIThn cutThi
Tho Thi police plIo arc nr Inclined Incln < to side IldA with wih the thnstrikers thl thestrikers
strikers Irlkerl whoso who cry cr U I Down with thin thoAmericans thnAmrran thinAmericans
Americans made madoTho Amrran madeThe Several Rfral arrests have 1110 been beenmado bn bnmauo beetimade
The 1 last strike took place plafo on Aug 31 31when 31when
when fortytwo rorytwo men were pr dismissed dismissedLIPTON dimlN dimlNIPTO dismissedIIPTOV
LIPTON IPTO rLAs Pul RAIJOON IUI TRIP TRIPMay Tnl TnlI TRIPta
May I ta Try Tr tn ITOM ross ou the thl th Kndlih nsl1 Channel ChannelElected TtannelFlectwl lannel
Elected 11 rt f1 to French Irrlrh Aero rrn Hub HubFptclil nlb nlbrttla lii liipecf22
Fptclil rttla Cubit Clb nnfaith 1 lllo to Til Tnl Tue Sirs SenLONDON SCI SirsLONDoN
LONDON Sept 81 2Sir 2k 2 lir Sir Thomas Thol Lipton Llptonhas Ilplonhllln Liptonhiss
has hllln boon elected plrlNI to thn lie Alro AIro Club of Franco FrancoIt Frar
It is i said plel that Ihlt ho hI contemplates rontemplalll on attempt attemptto atpmpt
to cross crOA the English Jngl h Channel llnnnllln In a balloon balloonIf halon halonI
If I ho decides drldf1 to make the th attempt allmpt ho 10 will willbo wl willbe
bo h accompanied IrompnlMI by the Hon lon C S Bolls BollsSir DlI RollsSir
Sir ThomaHB Thomal steam yacht Erin Irn will wi follow followtho rolow rolowtho followtho
tho balloon balloonREARFEVn halon halonnFAn balloonDEAR
REARFEVn nFAn DEAR FFUD FEUD KKKPS Krl FOLKS FOU f WAKE AWAKFPeace Mr 4 WAKEPeace AXF AXFreact
Peace react by Day hut lloitllliles loUII nrnewnt nrnewntIn Rrnrt
In the th > Park at I FvrnliiB FvrnliiBTho lientn lientnThe nIIS nIISThl
The Thl newspaper nwppr stories Iorl of the Ih fight fRh be between h heween ¬
tween 11In ween two of the bears In the Central Cpntrl Park Parkmenagerie Parkmnalerlo Parkmenagerie
menagerie mnalerlo on Saturday Hlurday and thn tw expectation expectationof exprlatlon exprlatlonot
of a renewal of hostilities h51Ith 1 yesterday Iercn pent pentto SPritto Pt
to Central Intrnl Park a largo Ilrgn crowd of the th curious curiousanxious ClriOI curiousanxious
anxious anloll to neo tim thl fun The bears blarl Heap lilap lilapplnlod disappointed Heappoint
point plnlod pointed cxl every o r one Olt but last night they theykept thoykIpt theykept
kept the keepers k prf and Director Dlrltor Smith In Inhot Inhot inhot
hot water and aroused the Ire of the reel ¬
dents drntl within many blocks of t he menagerie menagerieRocky mnagIrl mnagIrlHokr menagerieRocky
Rocky Hokr the 900pound Opound grizzly who ho van vanquished vanquisheti an anqulhed ¬
quished qulhed Garibaldi the brown bear oar pros prosdenied prN pressented
denied enle to tho menagerie mtJagerlo by a handorgan handorgangrinder handrgangrinder handorgangrinder
grinder who found him Jim troublesome troubleml re remained I remalned ¬
malned quiet until unti a oclock ocok in the evening otnilg
This won 11 principally principaly duo to the fact that thattho thatIho thatthe
the grizzly Rrlzl stretched lt rtche himself hlmtlt out at the thebottom thobtom thebottom
bottom btom of tho theCIf thecage cago while whl Oaribaldl Oarlbldl who whois whoIs ho hoIs
is of lighter Ightor weight wellht and wan 1 not seeking seekingtrouble seekingtrouble rklng rklngtrublo
trublo trouble stayed on fop op of the cliffs Cltl The Thevl Theltr Thevisitors
vl visitors ltorn ltr who wanted to seo I sn a fight fght grow growtired growtre grewtired
tired tre laIn In this thl afternoon and departed departedThen deprlNI deprlNIThen departedThen
Then the grizzly went on the warpath
He Io climbed clmb up u the thf cliff clf and tackled tlcklf warllth the thecinnamon thecinnamon
cinnamon dnnalon The Th latter later tried to avoid a arirrel aquarrel
rirrel quarrel but blt the grizzly Irlz7y harassed harB1 him until untily untilthey 1
they y were wor both blh clawing and ad boxing bxig unt The Thegrizzly TheIrlzly Thegrizzly
grizzly Irlzly forced torc the smaller Krallr bear bar over the thecliff thocll thecliff
cliff cll so o far that tho latter seemed Re ed to bo bohanging b behanging
hanging hangig on with wih one ont claw The fhl bears bearshowled hcar bearshowled
howled howle and snarled narlo and ad soon lon most of the theother theothfr he heother
other othfr anlmaU aima In tb9 th menagerie became becamerestive bmo bmortlve becamorestive
restive restiveFirst rtlve rtlvelrt restiveFirst
First lrt tho lions lon8 began bgan to roar Then the thewolves thowoll thewolves
wolves woll howled howle the sea sa lions 10nl snorted and andsquawked andtho andtho
tho monkoYI monkeys chattere chattered and snorte the birds blrdRquwke birdssquawked
squawked Rquwke In 1 their own pclir peculiar tones tonesTho ton0 tonesThe
The Th uproar was as heard herd as a far away as 8 tho thoSavoy thooy thoSavoy
Savoy oy Hotel 10tlIInd lLoteland and many mny persons pJM along Fifth Fifthavenue Frth FrthIenuo Fifthavenue
avenue Ienuo and Madison ladin avenue rushed rlo over overto 001 overto
to the Park to find fnd out what wl1t tho trouble was wasThe wa wasThe
The moro mort timid headed hladed for the East River RiverAfter RherAter RiverAfter
After Ater the two bears brl had snarled Inarlt at each eachother tach tachother eachother
other for nearly three thr hours 1011 the keepers keeperssucceeded keeperssucceeded
kepr
succeeded lucNJl1 In quieting q1letng them and driving drivingthe drivingtho drivingthe
the grizzly grzzly to tho bottom btom of ofhe the cage cge There Thereremained Toro Torohe Thorehe
he > > remained nulet for thu reel of ofthie tho oven
lag
The other animals anlmall gradually grldualy quieted quieteddown qullled qullleddown quieteddown
down until unti tho menagerie was wal again alaln at atrvsldenU atpC atpeace
peace D By thi this tmu time Dlrlrlor Plrector Rmlh Smith had hadlJn 1usdbeen
pC lJn been bombardll bombarded wih with cmplalnll complaints tram tramrlcenll fromresidents
residents rlcenll of Fifth and Madison Madl on avenues avenuesThev avenUMThv avenuesThey
They complained complallP that thlt the disturbance disturbancecoufd clturbnc disturbancecould
could cufd bo b ended tndll permanently lrannty by putting puttingthe 11tng 11tngtho Puttingtime
the bears rar In separate cages cagesOh ragel cagesOh
Oh theyll th6yl become bmo reconciled roconcle said saidDirector ald aldDrelor taidDirector
citizen citizenCloshi Director Drelor Smith soothingly lothngly to one Irate IrateOoshl Irte Irtectzen Iratecitizen
ctzen ctzenOOhl Ooshl OOhl Its Itl a I queer qUlr reconciliation recnciaton wan wanthe W Wtho wasthe
the reply When does doe U begin IwglnNo
No jo other plfMum plta ur route can tD otTer oft no maar milT and andvirlrd od odrlto sadifld
virlrd ifld Alt rlto dr attraction ai a Hudson ludsD lifter nnr P VAY y Line LineAlt 110 110dr Ifletdr
Old 04 Point 1011 Comfort m tort V VSurf Va VaSurl VaStirS
Surf and quiet bay 00 Jo while wilie loU nu can Chil Children CII cmutdma ¬
dma oufht QIIM f 10 > ar see < e bLOnde Ibloro ran J Monroe < 010e Send eld to tothe toIii 0 0thp
the Iii Chamberlln ChoobPln for booklet Ait Se
SEuno 1mw inittn llEIJ ill IXEI nv I In A t wo woronfriied 11011 11011Confessed 111 111unrrart
Confessed unrrart to III I his Crime Crlll anil 11 Maui That ThatHe thatlie 1t 1tII
He II Descried lrlr C Death llrathCORINTH UrathORSTI DeathoniNrIi
CORINTH ORSTI Miss Ih Sept 28 Will Wi 9fl Gibson Olbnonalias CbKon CbKonalll Gibsonalias
alias alll Tom 101 Clark colored was WS burned burntl to todeath todealh todcatli
death by a mob Job here hlre thin afternoon afrOJl for forassaulting rorassultg tarassaulting
assaulting assultg and alli murdering lurdlrlng MTU Il Minnie MinnieWhltfleld MlnnlWhifeld MinnieWiuittleid
Whltfleld Whifeld a young white rhle woman WOlan on Aug Aug29 Aug29last 29 29last 2 2last
last After assaulting IlullnR tim t he woman Im Imrobbed Iu Iurobbpd lierobbed
robbed the t ho house hou getting Keling only SO O cents centsami centl centland centsand
and an old pistol 1 lol with wlh which whlh the woman womansought wOlan wOlanlught womimansought
sought lught to defend dtrt111 herself herselfTho hpfelf hpfelfThe herselfTime
The negro nfiro confetwiMl ronftr1 today and told toldtho toldtho toldthe
tho mob to apply time 1m torch because bau he hedeserved hedelenNI imedeserved
deserved delenNI the tl punishment His ll screams screamswhen screaniswhen cream creamwhon
when the flames flne reached rachNI him were terrible terribleThe lerrlblThu terribleThe
The spectacle spctac was witnessed lnlt by about
6000 60 people many of whom hom were negroes negrocnFor negrO negroesFor
For Ior weeks It seemed tttHnO that the Ih perpetrator perirotorof prdrtor prdrtorof
of this Ihll crime would never be discovered discoveredbut dl cotred cotredbut
but on al last Sunday Olbconii bOI1 wife became becamedrunk becamednlk becamedrunk
drunk dnlk for which he Ie 1m whipped whippd her She Shetold lhe lhetold Shetold
told of his hil crime In hi hlR confession cnrellon he said saidthat lald laldthnt saidthat
that ho had hnt assaulted a one woman 0 I al before beforethis beroreIhl beforelilt
this Ihl had killed kied two whltu hlu men and ndRlolen ndRloleneertblng stolen stoleneverything stoleneverythIng
everything ho could Ho le was wal known at atmany atlany atmnany
many lany places plaC an 8 one of t tIme he h most 108t desperate desperatenegroes dp desperatenegroes pralo pralongroelin
negroes ngroelin in the State although alhough nothing nothng was washeld 1U 1Uhpld waslucId
held against Rgalnlt him hm hero her previous pnloullo to this crime crimeSTRIKE crlmoSTn crlmueSTRIKE
STRIKE STn KF FOR nJ IItiIIIlTRR SHORTER IWlT1 IIOVRS IIOVRSAll llrIU llrIUAl IlOf 118 118All
All Al the Street Car ar Men Irn In New Ne r Orleans OrleaniSuddenly Orlran8nddrnlr OrleansSuddenly
Suddenly quit Work WorkNEW WorkNEW WorkNnw
NEW OnuEANH OnL 4sf Sept 28 2RThe The street flrtet car carmen carmln carmen
men mln 1800 180 in number lumber struck Itrck today tod for forshorter torIhorltr forshorter
shorter Ihorltr bourn houl and higher hllhlr wages wagC eight eighthours Ilihthourl eighthours
hours hourl to constitute con tlutt a days da labor at l 25 cents centsan cenll cenllan centsatm
an hour The strike was very MY sudden suddenand sldden slddenad suddenand
and ad caught rau6ht tho New Orleans Orlunl Railway Ralwa Com Company Company Cornpany ¬
pany which controls cOllrolK all al the street slrf1 car lines linesIn linesiii n
In II the lie city ciy totally lotaly unprepared unpreparpt An a con consequence consequonce consequence ¬
sequence not a car was wal run within wlhln the city citylimits ciy ciyIlls citylitmuits
limits Ills The Thl churches churchls parks pakM and theatres theatressuffered Iheatrtl IheatrtlIutpre theatressuffered
suffered Iutpre In consequence eorqlenro of the t 10 cessation cellaton of oftronnportatlon ottrarportaton oftransportation
transportation trarportaton There Thert was al no violence lolencl or ordemonstrntlonand ordlmonltratlonantlho ordemonstrationand
demonstrntlonand dlmonltratlonantlho the first fnt day daot of the strike strikewhich strlkl strlklwhich strikewiuich
which promised promllC to bo a long one on was W4 taken takengood takongod takengood
god good naturedly by I the public publicTh plbl publicThe
Th The 1 < street Itrtt railway ralwa company owns In Inaddition Inadditon inaddition
addition additon to the steel Ilel > t car lines ln the electric electricplant plll electricplant rlo rloplnnt
plant and Inl gas pal works orkH and docs dol all I the tholighting theIghlnl thelightIng
lighting Ighlnl of tho city ci It I was O feared teare that the thostrike theItrlke thestrike
strike Itrlke would ould learn 111 Now ow Orleans Orlont In dark darknew dArknIR darkflees
new nIR but the electric pltrl workers workerl promised promisedto promll1
to keep at their work In II tho public uhll Interest InterestTho Inllrl InllrlThe InterestThe
The labor labr outlook In II growing squally squallyhere pqualr pqualrhrre equallylucre
here Thero arc already four strike strikeunder ftrlkef ftrlkeflullr strikestutmiler
under lullr way the thl linemen lnemen hag makers makerswaitern makerl makerlwallPM makerswaiters
waiters wallPM and Indlookl cooks and street Mtrft car C men the thoflrnt theIr tim timfirst
first Ir 1 two of which have hn1 l hromo tiecoine > ecomo very ry violent violentof Iolentot
of late Ilt with frequent frequlnl riots and ad disturbances disturbancesIt s sII
It Is I understood unellrMloo < 1 that the th longshoremen longshoremenstevedores 101 longshoremenstevedores horlmln horlmlnItprlOreR
stevedores ItprlOreR and Ind cotton olon screw Irw men len will wi go goout gooul goout
out on n I strike ptrikl tomorrow ns al a protest protestagainst protp protestagainst t tRlllt
against Rlllt the u use n of chutes chulll in 1 loading IOldln vessels venselThis vpr vesselsThis
This Thil will il throw thrw somo om 4100 rl moro 10r idle men menon mpnon menon
on tIme streets II rCct I anti other otlrr strikes trlk1 are arothreatened nroIhrfllcnfJ arethreatened
threatened threatenedLAllOR IhrfllcnfJ IhrfllcnfJAIOn threatenedLAIIOR
LAllOR AIOn IfEarES 1FWWF JEROME JEROMEllei I JE1Ol11lies Fnou F FII
lies II a lnnailp 1IIUr Ono Drlrcnto Dlllllt Cries CriesMr rl rlIr nies niesMr
Mr Ir heroine eromp Anhnl kld t tn n Name Naml False Iahl Leaders LeadersDistrict 1Itlr 1ItlrI1lrkt LeadersIistrict
District I1lrkt Attorney Alorny Jerome lermA was WAi warmly warmlydenounced wfmlytrnunC1 warmnlyclenminceil
denounced trnunC1 by h the Central Intrnl Federated INleraled Union Unionnt Unionlt
nt lt Its I meeting mfetlua yesterday for his hil chamcteri chamcterizntlon oalei oalei1nlon cuhsrrtei4ration
ration 1nlon of if labor laJr lender IMdNI nx I fakir neer neerdowellrt uIrdowel Imerdowells
dowellrt dowel anti an < 1 wire wlr pullers pultr who ho betray Illray the theworkers theworkers I Iorkrrl
workers orkrrl employing mllolnl them thtm The fh union de decided rr declued ¬ i
clued cdd to ask nlk Mr 11 Jeromo Jermo to give hI names Mm < 1 nnd nndInstance endInstances I IInslnnC
Instance InslnnC fr of f betrayal l > trRnl or withdraw lthlirA tli tlicharges Ihchnr1 tiicharges
charges chnr1 ho mado madoDaniel mld mldanlll niadolaniel
Daniel anlll harris tlrlr ricannakens 1111 rma klN delegate delegatestarted tpgatr tpgatrlart1 lelegatestartl
started a dlsoiiiwlon dlUrlon on tho thlIiltrlcl t lie District At Attorneys AIlory Attorneys ¬
torneys lory remark rrlark Ho to said flid that a 1 stigma ctlgmahad stigmahad tlgmahle
had hle Ixvn cast cnlt by Iy Mr Ir Jerome llrome on all al organ organized or organizcd ln lnIllnhor ¬
ized Illnhor IllnhorI labor laborI
I believe hcUo snld Mlt harris tn rl that ho hI spoke spoknIn poknII
In II hot Iot blood looJ Probably lrhahl ho has hn lxy 11n been n bun buncoed hunro1 buneoei ¬
coed by h sonic jle man lan or ir other But he cant cantprove rantpm cantIirve
prove pm his hil tatrment tlttItIIH InrlRt Urent artplauso artplausoHarris RIJplauN
Harris Inrrl admitted ndmlllll that even wn labor labo men menwero tnII mmmcliwere
were pr not infallible Intalbl But ho continued continuedI cntlnuld
I 111 have yet It to learn Icnr of a I labor lahtI leader Ilalpr who whosnld scimosold ho hoold
sold old out hiM union I tnovn IOI that Mr Ir Jerome JeromeIw Iormo Iormoho Jeromeho
ho called CIMI on either Ilthlr to give 11 name lam or with withdraw wih wihdr withdraw ¬
draw dr his hil charges chargesAt chargl
At the lost IIt fatal accident al lent In II tho thm tunnel tunnelof
of tho Now Nlw York Central Railroad RlrOII said saidDelegate rdd rddIlgnte saidDlegato
Delegate Ilgnte Daly DI of tho Dock Builders Dud rl Union Unionthe Unon UnonIhe Unionthie
the District D trc Attorney Atomty was to bring the re repponslblo r rllnRlbln ret4J5mfltitlA
pponslblo parties frlll to book hok All Al he did didwas didnl lidwas
was nl to C Indict Indic a poor worklngman workingmn and andleavo and1mV andleave
leave 1mV tho lieu millionaire mlllonnlrf por owners owner alone alonoDelegate aloneDelegato 10M
Delegate McConvllloof McCo IIot the engineers InllnMr ro romirkcd ramarke remarked
marked marke that Mr Ir Jeromo had become very veryeccentric Vfr7 Vfr7CCntrl veryeccentric
eccentric eccentricHo CCntrl CCntrlIl
Ho Il acts all like Ik a lunatic and lne ought to be lwexamined beIx beexatnined
examined Ix nlnll by a commission crmllllon said another anotherdelegate anotherdlgltf anotherdelegate
delegate delegateMorris dlgltf delegateMorris
Morris rorrt Brown Irown clgarmaker a I Socialist SoclallHdelegate Bolalt Bolaltlelpall Socialistcielsate
delegate lelpall said 111 that time t hn working people peoplehad peoplehind l11e l11ehnd
had sowed owfd the wind wlneIn1 and reaped fnd the whirl whirlwind wh whIrlrind rl rlwlnel ¬
wind In electing 11Pln Mr Ir Jerome and his hil eel colleagues cl clItnfuelist eelleagues ¬
leagues Itnfuelist last fall fallIt rol fallIt
It t wan WI your Y01r votes 01 that elected olctfe him himnald himIld himsaid
said Ild Brown Ho wn W was as I much of an a ex executive exIcullre oxreutivn ¬
ecutive before his campaign nnd
Icullre hltoro h1 campall during turlnj
It as 11 ho Is II now nowMr no nowMr
Mr 11 Jerome Joomn was 1 denounced Irnounrd for some sometime Ime Imetlmp sometime
time longer longfr and ad then thll Harriss Barrl motion was wascarried wascarried al
carried with
wih a whoop
RR1SRAXK nm An FOR Fll fOlll fOlllAt OGRKVS OGRKVSAt
At Amos Cnmmln nrnmtnisr nmIDrl i Successor Surrllor In Old OldTruth OldTMlth OldTenth
Truth arid nd New Eleventh EleventhArthur Jrnnth JrnnthArthur EleventhArthur
Arthur Brisbane Jr blle Is I the Tammany choice choicefor choic choicefor
for Representative Rnprentatle In Congress lngrl to fill fl tho thovacancy thoncnnc thevacancy
vacancy ncnnc In the Tenth district canned caul by bytho bythe bythmo
the death eeath of Amos Amol J Cummings and for tho thofull thotul thefull
full tul term tpmlln In tho now tW Eleventh district d lrlct which whichembraces whlcl whlclembrcl uitidmembraces
embraces embrcl a largo larlo part plrt of tho old Tenth TenthTho Telth TelthTho TenthTime
Tho news newl of bin hil selection llcton was wal Issued IluP in In8mlleal a aBcmioWclal aseniiouhlcial
BcmioWclal 8mlleal way last IB night nllht by some Ime of tho thoTammany thoTammany timeTamnmnatmy
Tammany leaders leader who were packing their theirgrips theirnp theirgrips
grips < np for Saratoga Rrtoga Mr Brisbane DrRbao is a 1 dele delegate dellgato dolegate ¬
gate to tho State convention cOInenton from trm tho thoSecond thoScnd theSecond
Scnd Second district dl trlct Ana AlA Bird Ird Oardlner Oatlner for formee tormtl formee
mee mtl District 1iltrct Attorney Atory and Daniel J Rlor Rlordnn lor lordnn lUordan
dnn former tormlr Congressman CQnIIIMrBn are the other otherdelegates otherdelegat otherdelegates
delegates from that dlstrdt dlstrdtMr dlAlrct dlAlrctMr dlstreitMr
Mr Brisbane lrhnn will 1 be IJ nominated twice twiceand twiceand
and In pome Imo election elcton districts dillrcl his hi name twlCI will willappear wiltappear 1
appear an twice twic on tho ballot bllot Ho 10 will 1 havo havothe havothe havetime
appa the unique possibility otlJlt y of being blng both bth elected electedand elCe electedand
and beaten balon In the same day for he wilt wl run runIn rn rnIn runin
In ane the old Tenth Ttnth for the unexplrod unxplr term termof Irmor termof
of the lato lab RpresentatIvo prl pntalvo Cummings Cummlnl and andin ad adIn andin
in tho new nl Eleventh for a full tullerm term of two twoyears twocar twoyears
years car Ho might bo 1 beaten hatln for tho short shortterm Ihort Ihortlem shortterm
term lem term and elected olecle for the long one as 0 the thodistrict thedllrlct thedIstrict
district dllrlct boundaries boundares are ar different Ifernt As I both bothcommunities bth bthcommuiliel bothcommunities
communities commuiliel are largely Democratic Imoratlo he hewill hI hewill
will wl In all al probability problhll be 0 elected ellll for both bothterm blh blhterml bothterms
term terml A majority of the electors oletor In the thoold theold theold
old Tenth vote vol In the now no Eleventh EleventhBig ElecnthJg EleventhlUg
Big Jg Tom Holey Joll has hUl a 1 lot to say about the theDemocratic theDmorlo theDemocratic
Democratic Dmorlo nominal nomllt nornitmatlomis tons In II time t hI old and andthe ad adtho andtime
the newly formed Connre ConJr Congress H district dl lrlc and andho andho antiho
ho I 1IIId hi said to IM one of Mr BrbhaneH BrL hnoM most mostearnest mOt mOtIlrnft mostearnest
The Ninth
earnest Ilrnft supporters uprel Assembly
district diltrict also all votes VOliA In that Congress Congr district districtnnd diltrict diltrictant districtarid
ant arid Devery might have a word won possibly plbly
Mr Devory I > very approve approveI apprmI
I understand uncrtnnd said 1111e Devery Der that hes hesthe h htho hestIme
the kind kid of a sport por that stirs tM up the animal animalSoon anlml animalsSoon
Soon n as 8 the poll plI polls are ar closed col Uf hell hel bunt hUlt up
the trusts tnllll and ael stop lo the tle coal coailtrlkl strike strikeCongressman strikeCongressman
Congressman onlflman Thomas hol Creamer Cramer of the thoEighth thl theEighth
Eighth part prt of ofwhose whose whO district dl trot U taken lan up
by tho new Eleventh will wl not nt seek I k a re renomination ro ronominaton menomination
nominaton nominatonItrt nominationlatest nomination nominationlateit
latest Marine lrlnl Intelligence IntelligenceArrived IntellStnrr IntellStnrr4Irhl IntelligenceArrtved
Arrived 4Irhl S Sc Helvernnn ItlnlDon Port Antonio Sept 21 3 u urlni
rll Pita > rlni Uaunix UaurU Port or au Irtace Iflce Sept Jl 21Hlar 31Illicit JlIiuck
Hlar Illicit A A While lle Scotch lctb Whisky W11 U I all allGoodtor Klftt KlfttGood
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Good Goo Goodtor it > lor or your owr itomach lomacl It I U I 1 put pur tad d not aD a imofcy imo Dok I Iit I
I
REOPEN PRESIDENTS PRESIENTS WOUND WOUNDSECOND WOUNDSltOIJ WOUNDSMOI
SECOND SltOIJ OPERATION SHOWS SIl 8110 IIS SHIN SHINRONE ShIN1sov 11
RONE 11 1sov SLH1HTLV ILWI1I AFFECTEH AFFECTEHllrallni IFIJ IFIEC711lleaiini 1l 1lInlns
llrallni Inlns Iroerm lrOrlA llail ld iIado Nut ut nrrnSatlifaitory nrrnSatlifaitoryomclal Irel fleomm Hlaactor HlaactoromCal Satisfactory SatisfactoryOmtlal
omclal omCal Ilulletln lulrln N 555 QuIck Rf Rfrort Reecuery
rort ecuery I I ft Now ow Expetteil EaprctedDr pretfIlr Or HhalTrr HhalTrruf Ibalrr Ibalrruf
uf New Nef York Called alt into the tie Caie CaieWABIUNOTON ale aleVABIIItOTOr t tWSnNOTON
WABIUNOTON WSnNOTON Sept Spt 23Although 2SAlhough four fourdays tOlr tOlrdaYI fourdays
days daYI hud posVd IUe since Klnt the t h operation opeaton on onthe ontho ontime
the Presidents Prsidentl leg In Indianapolis Indlaapoll It was waafound WI wasfound
found foud yesterday that the Inflammation Innammaton In Inthe Inth Intime
the th wound had not mbsldej lb ltlec and alt that tht the thohealing thehealni thehealing
healing healni process prol was not progressing progrlllng wills willsfactorily 11tls 11tlstaclory satisfactorily
factorily taclory In order that the utmost tl06t pre precaution lIrecauton jrecaution ¬
caution cauton might be taken It was W8I accordingly accordinglydecided accordiily accordiilydtlded accordinglydecided
decided dtlded lo call cal Into Ito consultation < onsulatQn Dr Newton NewtonM
M Shaffer Shner of Now e York Dr Shaffer Sbnter ar arrived arrlrd arnived ¬
rived thin thll morning moring and with wlb the Ih physicians physicianswho physlclanwho physicianswho
who have he attended atended the President ulnco 81nt tho thooperation thoopration timeoperation
operation opration In Indianapolis Indianapoll made lado an ex examination examlnaton examinatlon ¬
amination amlnaton of the wound Tho result rl llt of ofthe oftho oftime
the consultation cnsulallon was I made known In tho thofollowing thotolowlng thefollowing
following tolowlng statement Italemrnt given glpn out Olt by b Secretary SecretaryCortelyou SecretaryCortehyoiu cretlry cretlryCortlyou
Cortelyou CortelyouTho Cortlyou CortehyoiuTime
Tho Increase Ilcreal In local locailymploml symptoms and a rlw rlwIn rhoIn risoIn
In temperature tempralure rendered It necessary nNrlo to make makean makl
an Incision loclion Into the thesmalcaltyupelng small cavil cavltyexposing yexpoelng the thobone th1bnwhlch thebonewhlch
bone bnwhlch bonewhlch which was WI found to be b slightly I I ght affected nffectedThorough Rtlcttd RtlcttdIorugh affectedThorough
Thorough Iorugh drainage drlnng U I now established elablLhl and andtho ad adtho andthe
tho physicians physician feel tol confident cnfdent that recovery recoverywill reery reerywi recoverywill
will wi bo b uninterrupted Witerrupted The Th operation opraton was wasperformed WII wasperformed
performed rtorml by SurgeonGeneral SurgenOeneral Rlxey as assisted al assbitedby ¬
sisted sltd sbitedby by DrLung Dr Lung and In consultation cnlulaton with withSurgeonOeneral wih wihSlrgonOenral withSurgeonGeneral
SurgeonOeneral SlrgonOenral OReilly OReiy and Drs Drl Shaffer ShafferUrleandStltt Bhafer BhaferUrle HlmafferUnie
UrleandStltt UrleandStlttIt Urle ant and Sttt StttI Stitt StittIt
It I was WSI authoritatively aUlhorlalhely explained tonight tonightthat lonlght11t toniglmtthat
11t that the official bulletin buletn given out by Mr MrCortelyou MrCorelyou MrCortelyou
Cortelyou told all the facts
Corelyou Illhe simple tacl regarding regardingthe
the now Incision Incilon of the wound the Ih causes causesof caules caulesot causesof
of tho thonew new operation ofraton and Its Is probable probble re results reo reoWII resalts ¬
salts WII The doctow docor docto believe blee that that there ter will willbo wi willho
bo b no more trouble with wth tho wound but butthat butlhl butthat
that lhl on the contrary rntrry healing bealng will wi proceed proceedwithout prof proceedwithout
without wthout Interruption Interpton and ae with wih reasonable reasonablerapidity reeonable reeonablerapidty reasonablerapIdity
rapidity rapidityThe rapidty rapidtyTe rapIdityThe
The Te increase InrrtaR In the Presidents Prsldents tempera temperature tempr temperatune ¬
tune was Ul only a fraction of one degree degreeand degr degrand degreeand
and it was WI sold Id tonight was wal possibly pllbly not notdue notdUl notdue
due dUl to tho condition cnditon of the wound Prod President Preli Prelident Proddent ¬
dent Roosevelt Rtt In I suffering lulerlng from rather a anovero a1ArO asevere
severe 1ArO cold old which developed dpvelopd Immediately Immediatelyafter Immeiately ImmeiatelyarloI
after arloI his Ii return rtur from tho Western Wttem trip tripHo tripHo tripHo
Ho coughs cugl occasionally OClolll and altogether altogethertho altoget lien lienthe
tho cold rld cause cl considerable cnsldprLle discomfort discomfortTho dllmtort dllmtortTho discomfortThe
Tho slight lght fever which has hl appeared appre two twoor twoor twoor
or three thr time tlm6 during the last four or five fivedaya fo fodaY8 fivedays
days is II said to t be > e about what might be beexpected beoxped beexpected
oxped expected to attend allml a cold coldThe cld cldTo coldThe
The To main object obJnt In making a new In Incision Incllion indamn ¬
damn cllion of the wound was 10 first fr t to learn lear just justhow JUAthow jtmsthow
how seriously IrOlly the th bono bon was 8 affected alrte If at atall atal atall
all al and In the second ondllncl place to hasten hastfn heal healing hpalIng imealing ¬
ing from the base hl of the thl wound ound upward upwardTho upwnruThl upwardThe
The Thl bruise brlo whloh was Incurred in II the thetrolley IhpIroley timetrolley
trolley Iroley car accident acllmt nt Plttsfleld Plllfeld is II located locatedsquarely loate locatedsquarely
squarely on 01 the bone of tho lie Presidents left leftshin lertIbn leftshin
shin Ibn As Al tho shin bono bOn has hA only the thin thinnest thinnlt thInnest
nest nlt covering rOern eoverin of flesh te h a comparatively comparativelysmall
small ma wound Is I bound to affect Iftt the bone boneIn honeIn boneIn
In the th rronldentV PrpldenLH case rl todays todavl examina examination examination umin ¬
tion ton showed that thlt the Injury to t the bono hon Is IsUht 1 11h issUght
sUght Uht 1h The Te physIcians phy lcll believed bUAd t 111 liero hem wa waA was wasa 1
A possibility p < lbUly that thll ixrlostUiH J > rostI would tJd develop developbut deelolbut developbut
but after tho Incision Incllon was made midI today the thochanco thechanco tImeehanco
chanco of this thll result feult seemed lIomMI reduced rpcuNI to tim thominimum Ih Ihminimum timminimum
minimum Periostitis Prrlo llll Is an affection Rtfton of the themembrane Ihl tIemembrane
membrane mmhrlM surrounding lurrolndlng the th bone and while whileIt whlo whloIt
It Is painful plntul and nnclted needs to bo b attended attmred to It ItU Ith itIa
U not dangerous dangrotl or even In dlflicult < of treat treatment trat tratmlnt treatment ¬
ment mlnt One On of time I hn physicians ph Irlnn who 1ho at attended attlndM attended ¬
tended tlndM the thl President Prpfhllnt this thll morning momln said saidtonight Midlonlgh saidtnnlgiit
tonight tonightThese lonlghThe tnnlgiitTbmese
These The precautions prtclulon that I we are taking takingwould tnlng takingwould
would not seem necessary nery perhaps In the thecase thoCI thecase
case CI of any other patient ptient than the Prowl President Pll Plldenl Prowldent ¬
dent If I you or I had that bruise bruilo I am amInclined amInclnM annlmmclinsd
Inclined InclnM to think that wo would ould still Itl lie lielimping belmping holimping
limping lmping about abut our business hUllnel Some Rmo per persons pr pr10M percons ¬
sons 10M might mlRh with to nurse nuro It a little Itlo If they theyhad theyhad theyhail
had it but they might not have
I Ino any opera operation opra opraton operatioti ¬
tion ton performed Jrormed on it I and Ind they would woud get getover getover
over 011 It after a little Itto too But Dlt of course coursewe cour coursewe
we Insist Inailt that the President Prlldent shall Ihal be b more morecareful morecrerul morecareful
careful carefulTho crerul carefulTime
Tho flight lght operation opernton today was not very verypainful verypalutul verypainful
painful and the President Ireldent laughed laughe and andchatted andohatt1 antichatted
chatted with the doctorb dotof while 1hle It was wa going goingon
on He constantly conatantl makes light lght of his hiswound hil hiswound
wound woundDr woundDr woundDr
Dr ShatTer 8hafor of New York who joined Joine the themilitary themitar themilitary
military mitar surgeons lurgeonl for the examination enmlaton to today today today ¬
day Is well wel known know to President Irldrnt Roosevelts Rooseveltsfamily Itserltl Rooseveltsfamily
family fanly he having blng treated trted some lome of tho Frost Presidents Prel Preldlnt Frostdents ¬
dents dlnt children chUden on several 1erl occasions oClonl Dr DrShaffer DrShaer DrShaffer
Shaffer Shaer said tonight tonightIt
It would be b discourteous dJlcourfUS to the other otherphysicians olherphysclanl otherphysicians
physicians physclanl for me to add anything a1hlng to the theofficial theolcal theofficial
official olcal statement Blalemot I will wi say IY however howeverthat howevertbat howeverthat
that there Is II no cause CW for anxiety anxietyOno axet axetOne anxietyOne
One of the other doctors sold ad that If the thePresident thePrfhent thePresident
President Prfhent progresses prOlrll according accrding to their theirconfident thlrcnfdent theirconfident
confident cnfdent expectation Ixfclatlon luj 1 will wi bo taken for fora
a carriage rrrlagl drive drhl within wihin two t or three thro days daysIn daYI
In order that he may IMS relieved rlloved from the thenatural thl thenatural
natural indoors strain of being kept constantly constantlyindoors cnltant constantlyjndoors
COASTER fO4Tl1 tOES 111S ASHORE ASHOREThe ASIIOnF ASIIOnFTe
The Te City ly of It Ilnsor hiangor an cor lllti Itl lilt the thf Rocks 10lkl but butiefi butel butlids
lids < el Off OI Again AlaInNo Againdo No one Hurt HurtROCKLAND UurtROCJNI HurtRocatANn
ROCKLAND ROCJNI Me Sept Spt 28 28Durlng During a adense adonlo adense
dense donlo fog at 230 oclock ocock this thll morning moring tho thosteamer thoIlpaler timesteatner
steamer Ilpaler City of Ranger I ngor of time Host Illlon Boston on and andBangor andBangor
Bangor division dhflon of tho Eastern Elter Steamship SteamshipCompany SttamFhlpCmpany SteameimipCompany
Company Cmpany struck trck the rocks rork at tho south southeajtern soutimeastern uth uth1811n
eastern 1811n end fnd of Monhegan lonhgln Island There Therewere Therewere Therewere
were 125 pawcngerH patnIPr on board board all al bound boundfor boundror boundfor
for Bangor The Tht vessel eollld slid Into a sort of ofcradle atcradle ofcradle
cradle formed tomll by tho rocks and as 0 she shewas IheI shewas
was I moving at a 1 upeed tpd of thirteen miles mies an anhour anhour anhour
hour she Iho went wtnt well wel up on tho rocks rocksThere rocksTher rocksTimers
There Ther was WI no panic paniC among amon the passengers passengersWith punglr passengersWith
With Wih the aid of the searchlight larrhlght It was wal Keen Keenthat seenthat n ntat
that tat the Bangor Bgor was wa almost almo t high and ad dry dryto dr dryon
on the lad land ad and prpratlon preparations were made madeto madeto
to rig 1 a brehe breeches buo bmloy This hll Ichme scheme had hadto hailto
to be abandoned abadone because l1rul of tho fog and andthe andthe antithe
the Monhegan Monega lifesaving IreI1nl crew came in inlals Inrelrna inreamonse
reamonse to dlelrcl distress Ilgnal8 Ilgnal8Elen signals signalsEleven lals lalsEleven
relrna Eleven of the passengers plulng r were transferred transferredto tranlterrNt
to their boat but In tho meantime the thesteamer theIeaer thesteamer
steamer Ieaer was WI floated tonlt by the meantmo rising rl lng tide tideShe tde tdeRhe tideShe
She won 11 then headed hlade for HockUml Hoklnll hut butoff hutot hutoff
off ot Spruce Bpruc Head lPd It wan wal found tounc hat t the vessel vesselwas vesselwaim
was 8 slowly filling fling and so 10 she Hhl wan O beached beachedat
at Lobster Iblttr Cove CO oe Tho Htearners HlUlorl Mount Mount11trt
Desert 11trt and Ind Catharine took tok off ot the passen passengers passengene n ngors ¬
gene and ad much mich of the freight rrClght The Cathe Catherine Cathrln CaUmenine ¬
nine rln started llrt for Bangor with the passengers passengersbut p8 ngpr
but her propellor prJlor won WI disabled dlAhlMI off ot Belfast Belfastand nlr Belfastand t tand
and another anothersteamer steamer had to he sent lent for
Jay Cooke Cookl Rallies Halr Again AgainSANDOSKT AlaIn AlaInSANDUSK AgainSAImosaY
SANDOSKT SANDUSK Ohio Sept Sp 28Tho condition conditionof rondilon rondilonor
of Jay Cooke Coko Is I much Improved Improve this th evening eveningDr evenng evenngDr
Dr Olllard Olanl of Handiuky HandWky who was wa attending attendinghim attedg attedghim
him returned return Id to tills city ct this th afternoon afternoonHo atron atronno
Ho said lald that tht Mr Cooke Cok mind mid had b cleared clearedup cer
up are and ad brighter brighternumtttl brighterDU brighterflutattl that the proepecta prop for bis h hi recovery recoveryare nOTr7 nOTr7are
numtttl DU Extract EIrt xtnsei or r Vaults VamltlaHai Vaamala VaultsIts
Hai la Its Ait Alr Ad taken gold old 011 mtdali Itw against 1 sAl al olaar ol brattli bralt braltAlr bnsadiAd
Tk To Co Coauectlng oaeta ectlnr Mac MacbftweealheCutudWMUAIhc lao laoblwtl lIa lIabitweca
bftweealheCutudWMUAIhc blwtl bitweca lime e E East sad d West ell I lbe It New Tor Tor Central CentralwlUx Ceafralwith
with w IU t luSt 011 trtlna rl a dar dy da in o Chlraro Clar fln ft Ci Clt to St
Lu Louiqas4Ciactasu u4 CDIULoUrltu fouriesu to uuaQ Liii LiiiIra D rl
Ira t1 rails alao ala k aroDICo loroaWl4
UVUULAR 11IWIll IIKE hPOKL OKK HIM HIMloruit Il 1 1Iorlit 1ioiiI
loruit Iorlit Valley rulY aliry Farmer I arle Hid ld to Tell Trl Where WhereHe llherelie hrre hrrele
He le Kept rpt III I Ills Money MoneyIXJCCST 3ione 3ioneTocvsr Iunl
IXJCCST VA Y AllAY UII L I I t Sept 28 2AugIMllt 2SAimgumstue 2SAimgumstueCox August us usCox
Cox a farmer wn WM robbed robL1 early thin thl morn mornIng mornIng nmornlag
Ing of tJO 50 In cash sh and a gold watch by a anegro anegro aImegro
negro burglar Mr Cox ox wan wa > awakened awakenedbetween awnkenld awnkenldbtwen awakenedbetween
between btwen 2 and 1 i oclock ochlk by being hlng shaken shakenHe haktn haktnle liakenlie
He le started up to find fnd himself hlllt looking loollnl Into Intothe Inlutho intothe
the barrel of u 1 shotgun Iholgln held by the negro negroThe legr negroTime
The Tht burglar told Mr Ir Cox ox that all ni ho howanted how howanted
wanted w < nte was IS money and jewelry and ald that ho hewould ho1ould howould
would 1ould shoot hot If thero was Yas any outcry oltcr Mr MrCox Mros Ir Iro
Cox o os told him where hrr them thlr wan WI ISO ZO and he hetook hotok itotook
took tok It I at the tht same time tll1 pocketing Jocketng Mr MrCoxri MrCuxs Il
Coxri COXI watch He le then hacked out Olt of the theroom Ihl Ihlrom theroonm
room rom and left the house houseTho hOI houseThe
Tho gun and a cap which the burglar wore worewere wornwere orl orlwere
were found near Ieal the th railroad rairoad track thin thinmorning thll thllmorilg thismnormuitmg
morning morilg The ho gun gln belonged blongd to Mr Ir Cox Coxand Coxand Coxand
and the Ihl negro had hld found tOlnd It In the thf house IIOIIHObefore hI housebefore l
before he awakened the sleeper sleeixrTHOUUHT IIpr IIprTIWrll sleeperTIIftUIIl
THOUUHT TIWrll THEY 1111 WERE EIlt MARRIED MARRIEDNew 1tl1J 1tl1Je 111 HillEl HillEles
New e es lla IIn hlaitmi > rn Couple Couillt Mte Ih e Together Tosrlhlr Fifteen FifteenMoulin Ftrrn FtrrnIonlh Fltteetmtlotitlis
Moulin Ionlh on a Marriage License UienieNEW JIrlr JIrlrNEW LicenseNaw
NEW HAVEN IAEN Sept Spt 28 Tonight for the thefirst theflt timefIrst
first flt time tro In tho fifteen Itten months mOllhl they have havebeen hnobeen havebeen
been living together 10lether as 1M man and Ind wife Mr Mrnnd Mrand Ir Irand
and Mrs Mr Emanuel Jaeobella Jamblla learned leared that thatthey thathey thatIhey
they wero not married Tho woman com complained complaine coinplained ¬
plained plaine today toda to City Attorney Atorey Howard HowardC 10ad 10ade
C Webb that she Ihe wanted want Jaeobella JacbeUa arrested nrreitedfor arr arrestedfor
for nonsupport nonsupportHow
How low nonlllport nonlllportlow long have you been married asked askedthe alke askedthe
the thl City Ciy Attorney Alore AloreOer
Over a year ago liO she ho replied repliedWhat rppl1 rppl1Whal replIedImat
What Imat minister mlliltrr Ilrtonnl ierformned > erfonned the I ho ceremony ceremonyMr Cremon CremonIr
Mr Ir Carr Cam she Ihl replied repliedYou rtplNI repliedTout
You 101 mean that Mr 11 Carr the Registrar Rogl61rarotVlal of ofVital ofVital
Vital to Vlal you youMr Statistics Slatst issued I Bul the marriage license licenseto lCnse lCnseto
Mr Ir Carr gave galu iw time license Irenle she ho said saidand lald laldand saidand
and that wax wal all al there was Wil to It i We e went wentto wentto
to housekeeping hOleklplng at once onceSho onc onceRho
She and andJacobella Jaeobella JacblUB thought tholght that they thlY were weremarried wer weremarried
married marlNI when hen they received rch1 the licence licenceNo l lIcenseNo < nl
No o ceremony orlmony won performed prformed after afer tho license licensewan UcenAeWi licensewas
wan Wi granted grante A child chid was Wil born bor to tho thocouple thocuplo ho hocouple
couple cuplo recently recentlyWEEKSS rently rentlyIfFl1 recenthyIrEEKSS
WEEKSS SHORTAGE 3J000 321000What 3J000What
IfFl1 UmnTli S20 S2011t
What 11t Happened Ilpprnf1 to the Fund Flll Created Crtl for forthe rorthe or orthe
the Widow ltow Listen 1llr 1llrTo ListenThe IliterThe
The To deficit dtfct of Lawyer Lwyer William Wiiam R Weeks Weeksas WtI
as 4 trustee tnJlr of a iO000 Oo fund created crplte by the thowill thewl timewill
will wl of tlfe Ii late Edwin Ewin Uiter lrr of Newark Newarkfor Newarkror Newarkfor
for his hl widow Margaret C Limiter IIIter has l been beenround beenfoutmil > een eenfound
found to be t21W12S 2111 2lR912 by Judge Andrew AndrewKlrkpatrick Andrw AndrwKlrkplrlck AndrewKirkpatrick
Klrkpatrick Klrkplrlck who was wl appointed applnled trustee tniJteeIn tr t
In Weekss W ks place placeWeeks pla placeSes4es
Weeks Wefks was WI locked lokNI up U In Ludlow street streetjail Itrrl ItrrlJai streetjail
jail Jai for several feral weeks 1tk last lalt year upon a asimilar aImlar asimilar
similar Imlar charge made by the ho L I S upn Plant Plantestate Plaute Plantetato
estate e talo and rlargt he made some sort IOr of a settle settlement settlemeat tlo tlompnt ¬
meat to obtain his hi release rloal Ho Il was W com compelled cor cornpolled ¬
polled le to sail I his hil library lbrary and his hil unusually unusuallyfine unuFual
fine fn fin collection clCtlon of coins colO historical curionl curionlties curOI curOItll curloalties
ties tll pictureH and Ind antiques IntlqutI leaving Ifalng him himquite himquie himniuite
quite quie poor pooranrssoME pr prORlSmW poorCJiIESOIIE
anrssoME ORlSmW MRJECT < r IFfT FOR JEST JESTAlleged IEnAltlNI EST ESTAlleged
Alleged AltlNI Note Nott ote From 1rol Murderer You 1ounl Young nit Found FonndIn
In a Bottle nolll nn the thl Sound SoundRTF HoundRTF SounilRh
RTF RTF Rh N Y 1 Sept Spt 28 28Yalentno 28Valentine Valentino Berghold Bergholdof
of this thi place plac while whlo strolling Itrollng along Rye Ryebench Ryel Ryebeach
bench l > ch on the Sound SWd this thll afternoon aternon found founda tOWd tOWdabtl
a abtl bottle xmtalnlngihi Cltla < following fololng note noteThis noteTl noteThIs
This Tl is tho railroad rairoad ticket t fot on which whch I Irodo Ir Irode
rode r from rrmYonke frnniYonkents Yonkem to Tarrytown TArytown after attr kill killIng ki killing
Ing Mm Mi Pulitzer PulitzerWILLIAM Plllzpr PlllzprWILLUU PtmhitzerViumAmt
WILLIAM HOOPKK UorKn YOCNO YOCNOThe 1001 TocwcmTime
The note not I was WI turned turnll over Olr to tho Port PortChester Por PortChester
Chester fhetpr police plC It I was wal written wrltln on a rebate rebateticket robatetckft rebateticket
ticket tckft of the Now No York Central railroad railroadNo mlrod mlrodNo yallroalNo
No 17 7 book hok No 31808 311 > which had been beenpunched l1n l1nplnrhpd beenputtichied
punched from frm Yonkers Yonker to Torrytown Tarrtowl The Theticket Thoticket Theticket
ticket dated IB Tho will willturn willUrn
was wal datl Sept Hlpt police 1C wi
turn Urn the ticket over OWl to the New York de detectives detlcthf detectiee ¬
tectives tlcthf who aro working on the Young Youngcase YoungC8e Youngcase
case C8e I
caseRISnOP
RISnOP BSlOP MISSIONARY lsmn COMING COMINGDr
Dr 11 Lloyd LOTd of England Enlan Ii I to Hold Jold a Week WeekLone WukIonl WeekLong
Lone Series Srlf of Revival nehal Here HereTho lere lereTo HereThe
The To BUhop DLhop of Thetford tho Rt Rev RevDr HevD RevDr
Dr D Arthur Athur Thomas Lloyd who ho Is a Suf Suffragan Bu Sn Snfragan ¬
fragan trgan in the English glih diocese dlo of Norwich Norwichwill Norloh Norlohwl Norwichwill
will wl soon I1 arrive ar 0 in this thl country CWt ry He Hecomes 10 10rmr Hocomes
comes rmr at the Invitation Invitaton of a committee cmmlte of ofEpiscopal orEplspal ofEpIscopal
Episcopal Eplspal clergymen consisting cns tns of the Rev RevDr Re ReDr RevDr
Dr J Lewis Lwl Parks ParkJ H I P Nichols St Bt Clair Clalrmissionary Clar ClarIller ClairHester
Iller Hester ad and I H I ft dul hiss to hold a srle series at atml8lonry ofmissionary
missionary ml8lonry meetings mltlngl In Manhattan Mahat and andBrooklyn ad adIroky andBrooklyn
The to last week weeknnd weekand
Brooklyn Iroky meetings metlg are ar a wetk wetkad
and ad efforts etora are lr being bing made to havo them themequal thlm thlm1ual themequtal
equal 1ual In interest Intert the famous tamoW Ecumenical Ecumenicalconference Eupnlcl Eupnlclrnrlrono Ecumenicalconferonoc
conference rnrlrono of two years yerl ago The Bishop Bishopof
of Thetford Thlttor Is Ii one of the vicepresidents vicepresidentsof vlcprlidents vlcprlidentsof
of the Church Curch Missionary MI8Ionar Society Scety the great greateat gret gretIt greatemit
eat It organization of Its kind In the th world worldand worldad worldand
and ad visit vbl is L to noted notl America AmericaHEAVY AmericaHEA1T AmericaHEAII an 8 a preacher precher It U his first firstvisit Irt Irtvbl firstvisit
HEAVY RAINFALL nFAL IN I TEXAS TEXASFifteen TEXASI TEXAS1lftreo
I Fifteen Inches Inrhl Recorded Rtorl In One Oe Place PlaceRiver PIeeHlnr PlaceRiver
River RUe Rie of 43 Feet FeetDAtLAH FrrtDALLI FeetDALLAS
DALLAS DALLI Tex Tfx Sept Rpt 28 28Reporl 28Reports Reports from fromsouthwest tromsouthwtIt fromsouthwest
southwest southwtIt Texas Txal say Isy the heaviest heavltst rains rainsIn rnlnl rainsin
In many years ell fell t1 last IIt night night Fifteen Fifteeninches FlrtetnInchO FifteenincItes
inches InchO of rain fell rel at Kennedy The Tf San SanAntonio Ranntonlo SanAntonio
Antonio and Aransas Arnnl1 Pass PaA Railway Riway and andtho andtho antiho
tho ho Kennedy KennPy Cotton Coton Oil Oi mills mll suffered sufferedmany sufferedmany ller
many Inny thousands thounndl of dollars dolarl damage At AtHebron AtUbron AtHebron
Hebron the San Rn Antonio River Rhtr rose ro forty fortythree for fort y
three thr feet feetTho feetTIme
TIme 11 Southern Pacific Pacll0 Railway RnlwlY tracks tracksnear IracksDlr tracksnear
near Dlr Withers Wlthprl are covered with water from fromthe tromthl fromtIme
the thl San Antonio River Rver and tho tracks trak badly badlywashed bldlywnhd badlywashed
washed A dozen or more mort wagon wIlon bridges bridgeshave hrldgf bridgeshmtive
have haf been n swept lept away and It I IM II feared rear there therehas therehalllpn therehas
has halllpn been loss 10l of life ulln In remote sections HectlonsBaseball Itont ItontDUlb11 sectionsBaseball
DUlb11 Baseball Pitchers rtchrr Arm Dreaki DreakiNCTUCV Orek OrekNOLY UroskiNtirrwcr
NCTUCV NOLY NJ N J Sept Rpt 28 28Michael Michael Ichll OKeofe OKeofepitcher OKrepitcher OKeefepitcher
pitcher for the Hardman lardln A C baseball baseballteam haibnl baseballteam
team telm of Belleville lelo which wax wal playing playingagainst playlnKagAinst playingagainst
against the Nutley Nutey A C yesterday was wasalout wal wasalout
alout to deliver a ball bal when there wax Ial a aKnapping aKnpplng asnapping
snapping Knpplng found FOlnd and he dropped drop 1 tho ball ballOne baliOne aIl
One of the bone of his hi right arm had hodbroken hadbrokfn hadbroken
broken brokenTorrents brokfn brokfnTorrrnla brokenTorrents
Torrents of Rain In at t hudson lud on and In the theCatikllli thl theatskilla
Catikllli CatikllliKINGSTON Calkl Calkl1INcSToS atskillaEncaio
KINGSTON 1INcSToS N Y Sept 28 28Au 2 An almost almostiteady almolt almolttpady almoststeady
steady rain for six Ilx days was wal followed folowfd this thisafternoon thll thisafternoon
afternoon ateroon by a storm of four hours hOr that thathas I thathas hatha
has ha never been bn equalled lualAd In this thll section sectionIt ton tonI
It I was 1n accompanied aomJlnled by sovero Iwero thunder thunderand thundlr thundlrand thumnderand
and lightning lghtning The Esopux I opu Creek Crk Is II higher higherthan higherthan higherthan
than It has ha been ben for yearn ye t tonight In Inthe Inth Inthe
the th Catskllls Cal kl the streamx Rlrlnll are raging Illng torrents torrentsand lorlnll torrentsand
and nd much mich damage damage 1 11 Is reported rJortrd at Allaben AllabenArkvlllo Alahen AlahenArkln AltaienArkvilie
Arkvlllo Arkln OrifllnH Orlfnr Corners orntrl Pine Pin Hilt 11 and andRoxbury RndRoxbury atmdRozbtmry
Roxbury A large largl section ctou of the thl Ulster UUterand Ulter UlterInd Ulsterand
and Ind Delaware 1 > lllarn Railroad Inlroad near nr Allaben Alabln In Inwaabed II iswashed
washed wahld out Olt and trains I ralnt are being run around arouudon arouud arouudon
on Die tln sidings sidingsNew sidings4ew Idlngl
New Red War Host Finland
Tho n nlw mmmiw w twinscrew steamship It4mlllp Finland Finlandof IInlalli IInlallior
of the Red NI Star Line Un arrived nrrlll yesterday Y0ltrdny
from rrol tho lie yards of her Ipr builders buiders William WilliamCramp WIIm WIImCramp WilliamCramp
Cramp A t Sons Ronl In Philadelphia She and andher andher amidher
her sister Illter ship Ihp the Kroonland Kroonlld are the thelargcrt t timelargest h hlarglt
largest larglt vessels I In 1 commission built bui In this thiscountry thlRcuntrr timlecountry
country cuntrr She 1s I S80 M feet ttt long lonj and anIIIIIMurl mcnMure mileasuresI27O
12700 tons tM She has h accommodations acommllonH for
343 36 first frt cabin 104 tl second fonel cabin cahil nnd 1000 1000steerage 10 i00osteerage
steerage Mime will be
Itlrage passengers pIPnger wi com commanded comrdt cornmnanded ¬
manded rdt by ly Capt Clpt apt r t F Athrorht She Is Isscheduled I Isschedimlcri
scheduled hpdule to sail 11 on 01 her h maiden mul voyage voyageto ua e eto
to Antwerp nt1er on Saturday at II in 10Frak S M MFrank 1 1Yrauk
Frank Frak Jene Jone Portsmouth rortloath AU A 1f and ne Sinai
On Ol Once used uOd alwari ala mixed ArVfr Mrrrall II A Cnnillt
PUirlbuiera rllrbUttn ASp llock llc I A llirrt 11111 AKV C M J rral ImUnill lU enndl I n I
TROLLEY LINES FOR FORGOULD FORGOULDis GOULD GOULDHES GOULDIU
HES IU is tiillf all TO tlF RACK lUK OF 0 J THE THEVfir TIE TIlEEJi
Vfir EJi 1 JEHSEV J1WiI MEHdER MEHdERTfruu UImUl UImUlTrrl l1a1w1llTeritus
Tfruu Trrl at niilrh 11111 the Ihl Xorlli urtl oniIm Irriey llrr hosts Itoaitithe Ioadl Ioadlth hoststile
the th niiltr hll Line 1ln and nl the Elizabeth Kllzahethnd Jlrheth Jlrhethand
and situ nd IMalnfleld llalnnrll Are Art to lie Il Sold SoldT SoldTime SoldTimeew Th ThNew
New r ew SjMeni fAlrm etenm Coirr CO aims rrs Four our Counties CountiesThere CountissTitere
tuntN tuntNThtre
There U II good god reason n > amlo to Inllevo hlet I lievm that Ihallh Ihallhd I hat the thedeal I he hedeal
deal d allJ by which whch several trerlllporllnt Important trolley trolty sys systems 11 5S 5Stame ¬
tems of New w Jersey Jell will be 0 merged Itrgldlnd tnsrgedand nnd will willfall wi willfail
fall rlllnlo Into new nel handi hald will wllJ lie carried through throughthU throughthi throughtub
tub thi week Today Toda or tomorrow there therowill therl therewill
will be b a final nal conference In II in this thl city rly and andthe nndthe antitime
the details detai lt if f thn plan ian will wi bo 10 agreed nglNI upon uponOeorge uponGeorgI ttponGeorge
George GeorgI J loilld IM I said tld to 01 bo t the he Important Importantfactor Import ImportfaOlor importantfactor
factor in II thu project rlrJII and as Im has hal returned returnedI relurne returnedtitle
I I thin Ihi city from rrol his hil yachting yachtng cruise crl It Itit ItI Itti
it I expected explttl that 1111 the II purchase urcha of the roads roadswill rada radawi roadswill
will wi bo quickly quick ly coiiHimiinated coiiHimiinatedThi COllllmall
Thi Thm roailn rOld which are lo be I merg mergd d are aretho ar ar1m aretimmi
tho 1m White Whlo hlte Line running rlnln from Hoboken Hobokento 10bokfn
to Paterson PaIAf amid nli Singac HilKac tho th Elizabeth Elizabethand IU1hth IU1hthand Elizabethand
and Plalnfleld Plalnlehl and the huge tlgo North orlh Jersey
Traction Companys system 1Mtm operating nppralng operating1mm
In Jersey City Clv Bayonne Newark Xpark Eliza Elizabeth Elza Elzabth Russboil ¬
beth bth the Orange Oralt Montclalr Caldwell CaldwellYerona Csldwel CaltlwellVerona
Verona erona Irvltigton Hilton I I 01 Maplewood MaplewoodBelleville 3lapllwo MaplewcmodIlelieviiic
Belleville 8eleII Franklin Frnnkln Patsale Pa Passaic uc Arlington Arlnglon
Harrison larr on and K Kmmrmi KmmrmiThu ° amy
nrie 1oulm 1oulmTho
Tho price 11ri to t ii l 11 he > o paid for the Ih stock Itock art ar
North JerseyW Jrly Jersey 35 White Line Llnl 2Sniid 2 2s amid Eliza IIZA ¬
beth olh and Plalnfleld PIllnltld 40 The latter latpr stock liok Is IsIn II isin
In the th hand of ofa n few flW wealthy wtalhy persons rns while whilethe whie whieI whilet
the I he stock of the I hp other ot hlr companies nmpalI In scattered scatteredaro IralerM
but tnough enougim ha hiss h been ln plI pledged 1 to got I a rn rnIrolnr con controlling
Irolnr trolling InlNelt interest TJIH stock wi will bo put putchased
chased outrght tiuitrigiut lit time alon above fguf figures > I w whIch whIchare fur furcha1 Ilch Ilcham
are considerably cnlttrabl higher than tha present prlnt quo quotationx Cuo Cuolatlonl quotations
tationx latlonl North orh Jersey JerlY IH II ut it 34 4 White Line Linoat 1lneal
at 23 and Elizabeth FIZbt h and Plalnfleld Pia nfeld at 90 90atked 3 90asked
asked u ked There have been bln no 11 recent relnt sales salesIn salesin all
In the th stock Ilork market marketKuhn mntmrkptKuhn arkll arkllKuhn
Kuhn Ixvb A Co o are al Mid to have agreed agreedto
to underwrite underwrl time Ih proJlc project About Abut 8ge five fiveeighths fI fiveeigbmthc
eighths elghthl of the Ihl North Joney JrJ stock 80rk l II is pledged pledgedto plnged plngedto
to tIme agreement Igrtmlnt all 11 of the th Elizabeth EIZbelh and andthe al andPlainfleld
Plalnllld Plainfleld stok stock and 8 80 per cent or that at attho oftime
the White Line LineEXSENATOR Lne LneFXUtOl LineEXSEX4 pr
EXSENATOR FXUtOl EXSEX4 TOIl RROWN 110U ARRESTED ARRESTEDHe AnnFED AnnFEDI A I1I1ESTEDlie
He I and nt Mr 11 Ilrailley Irdlr I1rallc hanged nJ11 by Mn MnIlronn Iln IlnDrunn Mrslirovin
Ilronn With Adultery AdulterySALT Alu1er Alu1erSUT AdulterySAmT
SALT LAKB In ITT 1r Utah Sept Spl 28Ex 28ExUnited 28ExUnie 28RiUnited
United Unie States Stata Senator Snalor Arthur Arhlr Brown Brwn and andMrs ad adIr andMrs
Mrs Ir Annie Madison Bradley DrdJy were wer arrested arrestedat areM areMat
at an 81 early taly hour this IhlI morning on a a charge cbargaof chargeofadulterysworn
of ofadulterysworn adultery adulr sworn swor to by byMreBrownthewlfe byMreBrownthewlfeof Mrs Mr Brown th twlte twlteor wife wifeof
of the Senator Snator They ThlY were Wtr released relPAI on onbonds onbnl onbonds
bonds bnl pending pndini preliminary prUrlnary examination examinationArthur oxmlntlon oxmlntlonArhur examinationArtimur
Arthur Arhur Brown U I one on of the ito ablest ahll t law lawyers Iw Iwyer lawyeN ¬
yeN yer In the West Wrt Ho Io came car to Utah Uta nearly nearlytwenty Jarlyttnt nearlytwenty
twenty ttnt years yal ago alo from Kalnmazno Kallml7o Mich Michand MIchand Michani
and ho and Mrs II Brown Urowl were prominent prominentIn
In political 10ltral and lentils Upntlt social 01al circles cl r1l Ha Hawax HeI Hawas
wax I one onl of tho first tMt Senators S > lor elected rlfc In i
1899 189 < when Utah was WI admitted admltJ to Statehood Statehoodbut ft alfho
but served only onl two the th first
srP years pal flt Sena Senatorial fna fnatorlnl Renatonal ¬
tonal terms tprl being bing short hor He Je bos hl a ion ionabout lon lonabut eonabout
about abut 18 years ear of ago Igp attending atend In an Eastern Easternuniversity IAem IAemInIVelll Fssiernuniversity
university universityMrs InIVelll InIVelllMr
Mrs Mr Brown Brwn lays AI she Ihn has ha been hn aware war of ofthe otthe ofthe
the relation rlatloM existing nltlng between bt1Nn Mrs MI Bradley Bradleyand BrdltYand Bradleyand
and her husband hUIMnd for some time tme but huthlr huthlraion her heraction heraction
action aion In making maing the thl complaint cmpllnt now MWW MWWc was wascaused wascaused
caused c by Brown DrOwnglvln giving notice not thitljff thitljffwas thI th1Wwas
was 1 about ahott to file fl a I complaint cmplnt In divorce divorceagainst Ilyor tiiorceagainst
against agalnlt his hil wife wl on the ground Rrund of cruelty crueltyMm crueltyMrs
Mm 11 Bradley Brlor Is I the th wife 1lte of a 1 mining mnng man manwho mn mnwho manwimo
who has been bn absent abnt from trm tho city et a great greatdeal gnt gntdeal greatdeal
deal for the past pt few years rar She was wasprominent 11 wasprominent
prominent ox a woman womn politician poltcan 8h She U Utho I Istime
tho mother mol her of several Reral young children childrenCOP chUdln chUdlnCOP cimlidrenCOP
COP AFTER MAGISTRATE VAOlrnATE 7JMJVVWanted nRANantl 7JMJVV 1JRJ4NNWanted
Wanted antl to Arrest rrNt Him 1m for speeding tptelll in an anAutomobile a anAutomobileop
Automobile AUlomobletop Automobileop Cop to the te Rear RearMagistrate Rf RearMagistrate
Magistrate MIgltrate Brann Brn la 1 fond of riding rdl in an anautomobile a anautomobile
automobile automobil although althoulh he doesnt dont own 01 one oneHe Of oneHe
He o was a out riding rding a few days daYI ago 10 with withtwo wh whto withtwo
two friends frlndl In The Bronx They Tey wen wencoming wr werecorning
coming cmg down dow Jerome Jerort avenue aenue at a moderate moderatespeed mode moderatespeed
speed spd and ad much within the rate allowed allowedby aUOe alloweijby
by bylaw bylawOno law lawOne lawOne
One of the Magistrates Magl tea trd friends looked Jookadarounrt lokt lookedaround
around oul and ad saw 11 they were wer being bloI chaacd chaacdby c chudby
by a mounted moule policeman plcem When Wen the auto automobile auo auomobie automobile ¬
mobile mobie arrived arvrd at the Manhattan Manhtt aide 14e of ofthe orthe ofthe
the bridge tho cop cp came ce galloping aalopl up ae along alongside
aoDI
side Ide the auto and ad said saidYou 1 saidYoU
You are a under uder arrest arrestnni at atat arrestWhat <
What nni nnifriends at for we asked one of the H Htrends Magistrate
friends friendsWhy trends trendsWhy
friendsTh1 Why Why for exceeding nOl ti t legal Jela rmt rt xae of ofipe o ofspeed
ipe speed d said sid the cop
This ThL te I an a outrage outa said ad Magistral Ml
of Brann Ba speed speedWell Wo o have not exceeded eOded the t e rate rateof rt rtot rateof
Well Wel P youre all al under uder arrest and Id must mustcome mut mutcme mrnstcome
come cme to the station said Id the theman mounted mountedman mut
man ma
manWe We wont go g to the police PUce station mUon I Iam 1am Iam
am Magistrate Brana Drn and if you Insist upon uponarresting uponarresting
arresting aretn Magtrte these thr men Ill Il hold f court mt Jies bera tn tnaretn In
t thi this hla automobile autmobie and discharge dbpe the thisbecause o j > h I
because bW I am satisfied Itlte that they e7 Jre have hae hot nov
broken the law lawYou lW lawYou
You MagUtrate Mgltrat Brann gasped the cop
In amazement amazment Ohl well If I I youro TO you r no Magis e ¬
Irate trle Brann Brnn you can rn do that but If you
didnt know these and I i
kow tbe men Ind brought them
tl8
each before btoro said you ou the they cop would be b fined fle I 5 or 110 110each 110each 10 10each
I wouldnt woudnt do anything of the kind kindMid kindmaid
anyhing Jd JdIld
Mid Ild the Magistrate Magltrat I would look lok into Int
the case CI and If I found the te facts warranted
I would hold them themAt themAt themAt ante
At this thll point the tlt roundsman roundmln came ce ceand up upand
and when hI he heard the story ltr Jmo ho 0 told the thecop th thecop
cop to go on post pOltTo postATIlOLICS SN X XCATHOLICS >
CATHOLICS CRY TO ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTTo
To Mediate Itlatl In the hp Coal oa oal Strike Even if Ha HaHaint UsHasnt
Haint llrrn Asked AtkedTho AskedTime
Time American Federation of Catholic CatholicSocieties CthollSocieties
Societies comprising organizations with withan withan
an aggregate membership of half a million millionIIOH mihi1ohas
has Kent out for signatures copies of a peti petition petitiorm ¬
tion to be sent to President Roosevelt Rooseveltpraying Rooseveltpraying
praying him to use his good offices In trying tryingto
to end the coal strike The spiritual ad adviser midlsemrs ¬
viser lsemrs of the federation are Bishop McFaul McFaulof
of Trenton N J and Bishop Meesner of ofOreen ofGreen
Green Bay Wis It hat branches all over overthe overtime
the country countryTho countryThe
The petition say that w somne > me of the pe petitioners petidoners ¬
titioners are men and women who work workwith workwIth
with their handx and are among lie losers
by time htrlke It goes on onWo ill illWmi
Wo do not a ask k you to u use e any oftlrlal rower
In the iiiMtvr for you hav m5 none to UM UMonly U > V Vommly
only auk you H as Hit rlr first t rltlxrn of if tho th nation nationto
to mediate between the these rontcndln paul partleYou
You ran speak u mis jio one rlw can speak for
this pUIn People uf til the country Every work
Inttman knowx you are lit friend no c capitalist capitalistof pltall t tof
of common cuss nm run InnisrlLi you are hU hUenemy hisenemy
enemy May tmty Hod liefii you to torender torender
render this grent ftrvlf to your country countrybelong countryamid
amid crown you whim tie blessings which
belong to tho peacemaker peacemakerAmong peaeemnakrrAmong
Among those in this city who has al already alreadysigned ¬
ready readysigned signed the jietltlun are areIxiid areleumis
Ixiid J Kuufnmn of tlrooldrn first i ipnvldent I Ipresident <
president of time Federation of Ciithnlln Ki KirlHIes e eciettes >
rlHIes of America John A Hiiincbvry Hiiincbvrypritildent iitnnehrrypresident
president of the Ih N ew w York ork HUte Icuncil of oftne oftn
tne tn Catholic D tmensvoIeq nKVol iit JxKloii O Oswald Oswaldiiain wiiM
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