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that h sJthoiush prllmlhn h Duffey SAJS 1 the thl noytt t liart had fourboura four fourhours olr olrI
f I thl Ilhou lul
I hours hO tchoollnic every day he Il IAIrlnll Ijiwrenoj Ijiwrenojhours Lnwrcnet Lnwrcnetha
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ha ben thn on n nlmhpr nurnhr Ir of Um tlmea nl
hours holn hou of if th thn dsv dlY Arid m never nlr found 0 un th Ihl boys boysIn hOf hoyin
In school t He found the room he said very verynnat veryneat et
neat Ichoo and d clonu 1101 le but the Ihl fll IKJJM 1 > were rairtfed rBIId and anddirty nnddrr aoldirty
nNt dirty drr although nlhoul thcuig they wild they had plenty to toMAs 10a 10t toat
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MAs a Ac to the th attendance Itdln at nehonl hol Mr William Williamsaid WHhlaniuld lllml lllml8ld I
said that t h he often found olnd tho boy 10 nt the station stationwhen stationwhen tlen tlenwhe I
when 8ld whe bn h itnrtod oten for cr tbe I be city dl tty about 8 or 0 oclock oclockIn ctock ctockIn
In the morning
I tbf 1lkld 1 ttlcd morlnl them m why they thf were 11 not lot In school schoolnald fhol fholMr iehon1Mr
Mr VthlaplR said ald nnil they nl always IIIlr twau replied repliedas replld replldthnt repliedthat
that WUlal chool wao wa as out for tho day dayThe dIY dIYTe dayThe
The boys when they were lr taken tlkrn from the theschool IheI tieeehnnl
bOYI
school by Y Dr Balch late Irle on fluturrtay afternoon after afternoon ¬
Sntlrc nter nternoon
I IhMI 111h
Each Eachboy Eachboy
noon were ver very > happy at their rcleaw reI Fnlh Fnlhbo
boy bo hAd vel a pet pmpy l1ipy with wlh him which whichhad whhthbed hlh hlhha
had ha been bln fathered Rnlhlred tip lP fUrTI In their rnmbllncs rnmblnlI nnrj nnrjthey Anti nndthe Antithey
they < and Id the pupple fUfplN nttraeted Itrllrd a great Mlt deal dealof da dezuof
of the 9 attention on the train triin coming cmlnr down to New NewVork Nowtork ew ewYorl
attnUonn
Vork from rom Yonktrs At the Ih headquarters hldqUrtrr of ofthe ofth cfthe
Ynnkl
the th Yorl Gerry society hem hrrl ndmlsslon ndmte rn was wa 11 sternly sternlyrefused tternlyrefused llrnly llrnlyfru
refused fru Olrr to th the tho fepty puppies Plppl and nd I Dr > r Bolch Bach took tok them themaway thmar themawaT
away r with him and found quarters fulrlr for them themuntil tbmunl themt
t until ar the wlh boys nrn Ir cut cutand claimed br their rarpnt parents parentst
and unl an In turn tur clnlmthermpriles clnlmthermprilesOn rlnlm thJpplrf the ntippit ntippitOn
I On one thing Ihlnl the tf Becon Ntn Helghtj Hflrh Hethte neighbor neighboraa neflhb
aa a well as A a the tb Westchester We llhEIr Society focleu for the Ile Pre Prevention IrevOntlon U UvpnUQn ¬
vention of Cruelty to ClilMren Clltrln Cli dren nr arand r rorolvrrl rorolvrrland reFlnd reFlndand
and thatIs tnl that I Cruel that hit Duffry Dulry shall Ihnl iai1 not nt run n I school schoolKellogg cc lh1 lh1In rot rotIn
In that Ihlt communlT community AIIIn agn TlcUon The ction of r Judge JudgeKeiiog Judle JudleKelolU
Kellogg In releasing him amount simply lmpl1 to toa toI toa
a KelolU suspension rllpnslnl of sentence nEnMlnd and In cac iA the th pro profrsfor Pro to tofoor
frsfor I flor 11llnelon tnVeH InkpO a hand hlnd In 1 edueMlons1 matters mattersngnln melterMIfl nllr nllrallll
ngnln it 1 10 < hlgtily probable prohlll that thesentence thesentencethere the h nrnr ntrnce ntrncewill
allll will fII I AIthouh the pCrJe copIe whohad hohlc Ihldren Ihldrenthrr chiidre chiidrethr
there wi rai were r Alboulh slmtly nlY mtIT Impo Imp imposed ert rc upon Upn by Duffy Duffyyet Duly DulyhI DtiffyItt
Itt yet nil hI school ho n 1 It WAs wnl conducted mndullld was 11 per perwhere rr rrrlly peritly
rlly itly ctrnhio 11 or hplnl helnC U used ld n ne I a m merit lunl pond pondwhar
where hr fora fnrl bB begariy arlytrltlelneonvenlent IrlllntonInllhldrn IrlllntonInllhldrncou trihhfd000nVcflIeTlt children childrencould cltildrencotibi
could cou bn put pii MRRRrl away Iwar where wh hrl re they Ih wo wod olld < ld not nl bother bothernnvrmdv hotEr hotErnhnr botheranvhrtdv
nnvrmdv It wns In a r Dnthehoys olhloyI Hall ull In n way wayment wayalthough
nhnr I wnt
although thrl thrn 10 I no rrln r4cil1o rhlnllltA rhlnllltAnl phycteat Ilitrat Ilitratnint
IlhnUlh ment nl cnmnlilned cmhln of Thet Thllltnlny Tletecertriniywaenon Tletecertriniywaenonof e certainly was wannon wannonor non nonof
of the Dotheboys c Hall 11 connnement connnementThe onn nrrrnt
The 1 I01hlboys academy laIm wns l nriovn M boio all al thing thlnl fn free freefrom 1 > e efrom
from any sngsestlon of 0 being bln IlnA a 1 Jr1n prison risOn It Itis Itsld
IU 1111lnn
from is 1 aid hy h the t nelshlmrs nllhh < s that Ihlt when whln tlie I te parent parentof pareOteof
of Lie boys came r am there Ihlre win n ftenonil IIDlml gPnCnI tidying tldylncup teln telnUI
tl
up of thlncs Ihln nnd that peirle 0f1 of moderate means meansmliht mlan mlanmlh meanmieht
UI mliht very n well w go 10 n way IY with tho tl tim ImpreMion ImpreMionthat Imlrlion ImlrlionIhll
that Ihll mlh the th boys lJrl bo > a were r fnlrlv Illrl well el cared cld for forWhethor IrIthr fnrVhtier
Whethor Ithr nov In of 0 th tUier n peojilft r ° Il will w1 tnkn Ill t4 tkr action actionngnlift actionaviiet
ngnlift nllhll Pufiov when hn they Ihp livirn r the Ih true Inl ncUr na nature 1 antiire ¬
Of
ture tr of his hi tnitment 1lmlll of th Ihr > lr children chldrtn remain remainto rlnn
to bn hI iwen ln Duffey or flhltT hlmwlf WM M ob1ously ob1ouslyuneasy ob1oUI obsinualyuaeay
uneasy ucrl last lit evening m1lnl nnd IntlmatHl IntmllM th thrtt it t ho hl wu wucolruc wite witegciln
lolr colruc to nbandnn hU hi career MrrM jos an educator educatorof
of voiith olth anrt In an embark In sime m oth othr r huslnen huslnenPuffcy huln huln1IIIc hneinraIILITe rullor rullorof
Puffcy 1IIIc IILITe rnnde nn In curly purl morning morll vlflt Ilt to this thiscity Ihls Ihlsrt tli tlieit
city eit > ye YIllda yeterdiiv t lnto rday and wHit to the hl house Ilou of Mrs MrsMousiet tirsMOItMCt Irs
Mousiet rt 011 mother nlllr nnt or thn sUvtarold 111 11fIrold boy Alfred Alfredwho Alifd Alfredwho
who 10 was wn taken IRkl a IWII aft rny from 1uft Iluffey ull hy ly Dr llnloh llnlohHe Inlrh IinhPtIi
He 11 Ii tolii 101 Mr lrM Mouwot that ioile 111111 In thn U ndvh n nri1horiLod hil
borhoo < who had n criidvo nvulnst Mm lint hndcompmlrerl hrll hrllCOlplll lintcoipiqirert
compmlrerl COlplll of hl IIK fchn elioI hOI IlutO nnr In tori that IIt thn Ih II lorry lorryhnclety lerryndety
Orr
hAd thnbovn the boys Mrs Mr lr Iutit
hnclety nJI I ho0 Mciuswtwnmtrently MciuswtwnmtrentlyilIbtreHMtl os Ureatly UreatlyihltisetI
arly arlyIIt
ilIbtreHMtl 1 nt IIhl till nnd nld nt lt niuo n ntit mit 1 her brother brotherMr brothertr
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Mr Ityvi 11 to LVt It tin tl boy 1 hi She SI had Ju Jut < t olr olrMr piUd piUdDuffey ra gjcjDurey
Duffey Ilurt CI 1 J sn li for n I month ronlh In flynN hul IIi HI > coil Illd
he h would 1 e 1 v her h nlmiit 11011 thi I nt fI ijnoil Inolhr rnnttqr r flinn flinnTwo lir hpr hprTwo
Two 0 months ronthA no n < O I saw W an In atlvtrtlsoment nh rlsIment
In n Sunday Sundl newnpnner HlOtit 11t the fh Iloncon IlonconHeluhts lnlon lnlonllht IteatonHhuiit
Heluhts llht Aeailemy nlnlnrr ln o < Raid < ld ynslerdny trl I Iwrote Irh jwrote
wrote rh to thl IhlK Ohol chool anti Ind Mr Ir Duffey I I I I cam CII down tlnw tlnwhori
horn hof to t MSI 0 me II H I lb nIt tuivitert ed r m ll ins to iut 11 tt town m mson IU IUn Iflofl
son ofl n In his 111 car1 If enr snyliut 11111 thnt 111t It I was wa nl tlm I tLiii I lnst lnstthlnu It ItIhlnl
thlnu Ihlnl Liii nit that thlt t hat could rOlhl bn hl done dnlp to iflvn Ih ttiv tho th i Ito rhlld hlIa hlIasold a aolid asolid
sold solid olid foundation rOlnlllon for n good IIOI cduentloti c rntol IL ILtii HB HBsaid
said tii that Ihll the Ih icy 10 would wouJI ncelvo llvo the UIl h hiet st I of ofcnro orcnl ofcare
care cnl nnd Ild Instruction and an I would entlr entirely ly avoid avoidthe nol nolIho avaIlthe
the contaminating Innlmlllnl Influences Inlulnct of thn thl publio publioschools plbla plblachnl publiachriI
schools schoolsOnUmilny chnl chnlOn chriI
OnUmilny On lh iliedny dnT I visited I ll thn thl place jlal I SAW aa I rothlng rothlngIt tohln tohlnIhlt tothIn tothInthat
Ihlt that I wult wild rlilrd rpgitrd 14 n4 UuuIKrnelor t14IttbifaCtory Rbout RboutI ntnttIt
It I rnd deeUled dllhlp1 to send nd Albert brt thorn I vlsltid vlsltidtho viaItittit 111 111tho
tho school 81hool every ry Monday lon11 r < Inrv In my m son on entered enteredand Intrld Intrldnd enteredend
and nd I nothing to make think that
ww mik me I tlllk my myson 1 tll tlleon
son on was WI wa not properly cared cr for and nn prnirreMlng pmlroKli progreaa1tflneh
flnelv nnlh In hi his Mndlis tl Mr Ir Duffey nulc 1uITc frcijuently frcijuentlywrotn frejtenhlywrote IJItnt IJItnt1ro
wrote 1ro to me m saylns Mlnllhll that Albert wa W1 In the t p best bestof hAtor tCFitof
of linalth llh nnd that 11 h I jo WHU wit tK ulvlnic Ihlnl him hl hint stmrlnl stmrlnlattention o RUevtaiattnUnn nl nltnUon
attention tnUon 1 knew knl that IRt there IIrf were only Inh on v a few fewother r rothr fewother
other purMU 111 tn II the Ih vhool 001 and ald I thought Iholh that thntthi thnlIhl thatthi
thi would wnul frlvn ght Albert a rhnnce hnlN to iret et as f a much
Individual tutor tutorMiss tutorMi 1 Instruction Instructon tu IL if I he hI had A private privatetutor pra pralutnr privatetutor
Miss Mi Quiye Quy aunt and tninntlnn flln of 0 Edward Edlnrl
Ouaye the thl eldest hiIM hay 10 of the Ih four rOlr who ho nm nr In Intnn Inth Intha
tnn th om 01 rr of thn Ih Gerry Orr society Cflht 011 refused rlold to snjwhy cay M Mw cayachy
why w r she he had hat sent otit nt her Ilfr chars hrl to thn Ih Hencon Ufrn
llelghto Jhl Academy ARm wh whn n n I reporter nf TIIR TIB
SrK Rr1 called yestnnlny rllr nt her hlr tow hoiuie 111 Ifrlr vxi Deprnw Deprnwstmot Dp DerawStreet rnl
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Street Brooklyn IrCklrn No = 0 onnof nn or the fhl nnmnof nlm name of If Nnr Nnrman or ormi nrmen
man mi U I known nt SM 23 Fs FI Eat > t Thlrtyfourth Thlrhourh street streetwhich streetwhich 1rlt I
which whch Duffny DII ears iY as A a the II nddrWs nddf of the t par parents parInl parOft ¬
ents Inl Oft of Harold Jaoll Normnn NormnnAmrniUt ormln ormlnA nrmnn nrmnnAguts
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BT fT t tort Lt Mo I Nov n ov 2SAICltus 23Auguctit 5 Augustu Elchelo Elchelodied Elchll EkheIedied
died di here this Ihl morning mornlnl at the nire nl of 73 Hn Hnwa U Ifwas
wa 1 was a retired rflr caplUvllit and Ind owned Owned tenement tenementproperty t4nrmnt t4nrmntIn tenementproperty
property In Nnw York orlt city ct ns well 11 as 10 a In St Stlouts HtIoul StLottie
louts Ioul He JI1 If was born br In New S York City I and Ind andsitd
sitd 71 In the Ihl nnv nn navy > tinrlng jmrlnc the thf ti Mexican Mlxllan War
and 11 an In the army nmy In tho 110 civil l1 War ll I lie oMab t lah
Ished lhf n mntrli factory nrj hore IM 1cr4 hut sold oij 11 out Olt to
the l Diamond Ulmnnc Match r omiwini < mt mlln nv He J wn WM a aSSlSrv0rtUl amEmbcr amember
SSlSrv0rtUl mEmbcr member or Ulf lit Volunlr Volunteer olunttr r IlJ Fir Department
of 0 New N York ork city dlY1 tty lervlnit rrln ru r Iirl foreumn rlrll1n l plllpnt of r No
SI 5 hose hO nommnv nmn fnr Inr hr a numher numllr of years ypj lie lie
I leaves le five dauehtnrs dauehtnrsAdUr dallhtr dallhtrAdj daniltterqAdIr I 1
AdUr Adj Lost Llt Her Captain t bTcllow bTcllowThe > t Tellow Tlow Fever FeverTbe Fnfr FnfrT
The T British fruit ml steamship sNlhlr Adler Aclr which hlrh arrived arrivedyesterday arrivedyecterday
yesterday Ts rdIY from rror Port Union Imon roported that tlnt arrP her hercaptain bprptn hercaptain
captain W Held hid died
ptn hOd of yellow fever on onNov onNov ottNov
Nov 1 The Teulhorlp authorities nt lt Port 111 Ilnon Inon would oul not notallow nt ntaow notahlow
allow aow theburinl te bl r 11 of 0 the body bld nshore nsiOp nnd the I hI Adler Adlerwas tderwac dlor
was 1 oblleed obl d to steam fAI outldn olltld thn harbor hllhor and
bury Ur the Ib remains rmlin at son 001 Cnit lIII nt loll liii liiiierc td wH Wl 3ij 30
years ierc r of ago le end nd n 1 unlive nnte of AUrdecn rdIn sKit Sttitind
Und Itnd Tli 110 chief hl r onflcer Mr lr Wnlti Wnl Vnlt brouifiit ulht
the t 4 steamship 8 arhh to thU Ill port It 1 I thoucht tuiht Umt ltatalt
Cant C alt It llld 1 ld contracted runlrtl the 11 lit dUens 1n At line Ihlt
del t1 Tom Tall Th Adler U held lit lt Quarantine Qiarpjn 11
for disinfection diinftct1oiihalrman disinfectionfhsJrraaa dlslnrcctol dlslnrcctolt tI3rnfiol
t fhsJrraaa hlrlo Dnnn In Town Townaialrmnn To ToChnlrAn ToinOtairman
aialrmnn ChnlrAn George Oorl W Dunn lun of 0 tho Itepuhll Itepuhllcnn IIPIII
cnn State 81nl Committee Comlllt iamo nlnt UflO to town List 1 even evening En EnII cnnlag ¬
lag II from rom llinttlmmton Inlllol Col Dunn will I spnd spnda 810 piide
e a few rf dat days d nt the th tl oomntlttea oommltt cmmll ns iecdqttarteriT headquarters htcIIRIrs htcIIRIrsn
iT in n the e Fifth Avenue xenua Inue Hotel 10lei attending nlndll to th thgo thu
buln buaLca which aWllfA awtttta la ht Snlor Senator Plan wiU wiUgo t
go 1 to aAhlnicton lhlnlton the latter IIUer part of this week wi tk eek
to be prwent p ent at the opening opolnl of Congrcsa COOI
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11 Yiih tH < h > Tlkl TIkIul hush 1 lngr InitUI4 InitUI4Cl aUII aUIIn UI4 UI4on
on n tho II hit r Pt > H 1 nf Ih I ftDlJaJ4M nUa < 1135 > 0 Wfcnn Wfcnnthf Wbitttile 0 0a
tile War a WM t Ina m n UI 141111 1 M nn fU fUIk I II hidlb
Ik I I Wsr Wa I Kplrll rl In Knglnnil 1lln eIa4 WM ttntrful ttntrfuliviKiN VirtetPflI
In I jrvhIf iviKiN NUT H ty II I 1 Krglwiit tall i 10 l ilnnifis erlnntntonly ilnnifistmlr IInlrll IInlrllnl
only nl tirwUisocBMTlMng t ti icc ni ttiftdn lnH II Itt SiitIi nili < Afrlcu Mrlll MrlllIht yiiH yiiHthnitr
a thnitr Iht f for r dliitnrylntf the ii I t II < le of Ifiitiliuls i ilinpiilitrly A
linpiilitrly governe oyrtsd < l eniiilrn fII titiI Tn in II rnn fi on 11 Ihlir Ihlirln MI MIof
of onnoC tin ln i it Its It lt rnetntirt l Wlh ltti It he nil 11 lt lt liii ilWIIumni ilWIIumniln 111 111IIA tilIlIiiiotihfleltA
ln hfleltA IIA iN ind Id ln 1111 iriniTnttva IT vtl mi i the II war A hail hul It It Itit In Inspiriting II II1lrlll IIIPlilfith
spiriting Plilfith 1lrlll IN iintniilng 111 In II IU It ht ill el tlispigy plur Iia < if > f family fit mlh union unionU Inlll InlllI tinipitIt
U I WM HUn I In lh mum IJIU of the tI liiiln IIIIhlI lrliiii Htii Htiiprogrr llt lltIrII it itprtrecalee
progrr prtrecalee lv > against olllnt the II th nitnfilMn wHrtj wHrtjof AJrty AJrtyot wdrtof
IrII
of iiontrodtactrs of Inmtars I w nf cnliiflte 111 14hfd wn wnal III IIIIhor IUIaloof
al Ihor aloof < K IIouf > f rommiBJlUos rmriaUo O 01111111 ngenIthirig > r amt < lntlru 11cc I idea Ideaitho hi hiIhA ideatii
tho tii r flllh iallshnui conrJuilnl llmt IIK the Ihl task In Inhail hl hlhAl ii iihut
hail hAl uiidortaken Ildlrn WM WI xnrntlnlly nllh Jimt JIf whit whstovnr whitIww hll
ovnr 0 Dm Ihl rn rt > t of ISh thr world orld might think and how howover howItr however
over Itr much ruch the Tinolute volur and ld military mllilr full fullImllng tuitjcvtiint Ir Irdfl
Imllng dfl of 0 his hil rimii 111 ilemiMnW dI1141 rcoitnihlon rcoitnihlonIL ri < ro n < ltlon ltlonIt
It I Is I only now tiat tat hi his conrlctlons conlcton am A sir waver waverIng waverins lnr lnrInl
ins Inl not from frm rOta the shock bok of onus 11 but from ruin Ihi Ihiutterance IheIUrlnC lbtsttsretiees
utterance IUrlnC of th this p Pplf psople opla ho believed brUl hlniMil hlniMilto hllOlf hllOlftl
to tl lie championing rhaplonhwr lllark ltI k Ingratitude InlrnUllde li liwhat I IwhAt Iwhat
what he I Is now 11n ilflg ayln to the tt Outlander Outlnclr The TtulividcM Thed Tbhiwideri
lividcM d of Ir tlie ti strugglo trlln asolnat uRII niii the Ih Trnninrna TrnninrnaRepublic 1riinsviuiRepublic lrlnvlal lrlnvlal1Ilhll
Republic were never nentluienUUIsta and fnd the theorf thcart
1Ilhll wlr 11r lentmntllt ty tyor
art or bniuUly bnltlly candid now The war ur Is I to cos cosover co1 co1orr coaover
over a I hundred hundrN million mliol pound plnd sterling trl bu buIxtnl hut hutllllalsbll buLord
Lord llllalsbll Salisbury Mr Chamberlain Chaverlal and anc Sir Mich Michael Mlh Mlhne Mlchnd
ael ne nd Hlckrtltaach JckIJ1ch must mUtl that 110 thn money lonlY and Ind no nolntrfero not noirtierfere I IInlrtr
lntrfero Inlrtr with the only 011 Industry Itdullry In thn Trim Trimviwl Trimvtutl
viwl 1 that Ihlt can t pay y any 11 traction Lllon of tho bill billOthnrwise LI billOttuqrwlac
Othnrwise OhnriO says 18 Mr Ir J 1 II 1 Robinson Hohlnln one on ol olthn nr nrhl a athe
the hl bluest vlltt linnet 11111 mining mln 1 iiillllonalri mUUonalrl tni tnipfrial Il Ilprnllnttret ttupedal
pedal prnllnttret Interests will UI bu endangered endnlued In varloui varlouitones variouiUtne arols arolstn
tones tn of 1 menace meDI this th is the message mlae of th thJohannesburg the theohannturl tbhobanntmburt <
Johannesburg ohannturl OuUonder OuUonderBut OIUlder OIUldernul
But are lre you ol not proud prld to pay fT your rOlr share shareof chartof hlre hlreor
of what It has hal ha tit t us lS to free you auks Bik the theHrltUh IhoIrllh hitlhrtlkh
HrltUh Irllh patriot Pii riot nt home homeHnmbun homf homeHtitiibu
Hnmbun Hnrbul nnswers IWO the tlt outUndor oullnlr We Wemlnt V Vmeant t teaflt
meant mlnt eaflt to get 111 et all ni we e wanted without wlholt war or ortn orII oritt
tn II iii liny IY > case 1 you U have tukeri lakcllch such u I time oiit over overIt oorIt
It that we are nil ni dlsguetnd dllltod and have hllolt lot more morethan mnlethnlenuah muttti4an
than thnlenuah enough by beinakeiAout lnlkloout of the tI11nlal tI11nlalWIO I hiolrnnevnal hiolrnnevnalWeite Transvaal TransvaalWeiuenottoiinyftblgwarblHov
WeiuenottoiinyftblgwarblHov WIO Weite not to laY a bIl big wlr war lloVlrnndlwr lloVlrnndlwrThis huhtoverancitbovc huhtoverancitbovcIiiis rnnduboYe rnnduboYeThis
entervd Into 1mb the thecniculatluns IhelaclIIUoI tht1ctilatIoiic
This bill bi It appvarx allpu m nor vnr llcud
cniculatluns laclIIUoI of 0 even the bout l informed Ilrulmod of u the theRand IhoHand tiithand
Hand people plollo a iua I nu al Item Ilm that ould < exceed exceedten rXlld rXlldIln rxcce rxcceten
ten Iln millions miions Tie Tht prewnt trlrnt writer wrllr Killed 11d for forAfrica rorrlc fotfrica
Africa rlc In II October ocobr of 0 last year f nt lt tho Ixulnnlng Ixulnnlngof bllnllnl beginhliflof
of 0 the war wlr Among Amola his hs fellow rrlo pa pjlrs pjlrswlre paeiigert paeiigertwere nniKers nniKerswere
wlre were the thf Generals emrle and staff Ital of 0 tin first trt three threedivisions Ihlo Ihlodllllols tbrtcdlvllotic
divisions dllllols of the fh Ilritlsh Irltsh South joulh Africa AltU field fieldforce fdrOlle feidforce
force rOlle and ald a Rand HlllnlUonnllo millionaire who had been beensentenced bln blnenled beensenteoted
sentenced enled with v th thn tl tit four ringleaders rllle8dr of the theReform theerorm flitIheforni
Reform Committee COIUllc Cotnultteeafterthejameemfl of nher tert the he Jamoonltttld JamoonltttldHo J amCln flld flldle Raid Raidlie
Ho le won flu only one of the tle Inadirs laM who re remnlnod re reml r rnuilneti
mnlnod ml in the Transvaal rn a after serving Nn1nt his hi time timeIn IU10 IU10In timtin
In prison Ilrlln and ld nobody nobo had better ltlr moans IUlnl of ofstudying orIluclnl olatutiyhig
studying Iluclnl tho situation Illalon on the tlO pnt Hut Ilt evofitahave evonw evonwhave eonl eonlIllo
have Illo proved pl1 that he h like Iko IUiod lUlot IUiudet w and all al 11 tho thootter thoolblr theother
otter olblr leaders ldll was l wildly ldl wrong rO1 itt II his hl calcu calculation cacu caculaton calculatlon ¬
lation laton of what wha was WI wa to happen hall There was o tie thaInevitable thoIn1t11 tieInevitable
Inevitable In1t11 tnllc le on board bnrd of how long lonl the tl war warwould warwould warwould
would lost Ho lb thought thnulhl it I should ho over overnbout owrnholt overabout
about nholt February F0rr When one on tmwrentcd 1Illlt Itwould it itwould ItwOllclat
would wOllclat Inst till 11 raldmimmer IldHlmmtr he exrlnlmod 1llllno Oh Ohnevcrl Ohntlrl 01inever
nevcrl ntlrl never How 10 on earth 6rlh arc le w WA to to feed ro our olr r tofu tofugoOt fu fuKOMt I Ii
KOMt i goOt i Thejp Thet Mme refiuff rlhllOt refttorti > nro ftlll 11 out Olt of ofwork orwork ofwork
work and Irlt It h ton 101 month past hU hi calculation calculationWith rkulU cathealatlonWith on onWIll
With WIll their thllr corrr 1m plight 1Igh and ad no parly arl pros prospect lrO proapoet ¬
hive ctimo wnoThe reproacho reproachoThe
poet of improvement Implemen 110 10 IvrocI
The p Te ordinary orInar outlander outandll have hle fallon f lhm out Olt with withtho wlb wlbtbe withthe
the mining mnlnt capltalUW cpUll aid Id the pooplo fplo In Kng KngInnd Enl Ensland
Innd ho h Mvii TO the te benefit nent of orhlr their disclosure dlS109ur1 The Thehistory Thehlltl Thehiatory
history hlltl of tho l IJ lMt > n t twenty ty yoaw raN l Ii compr corn rr jrcweeti jrcweeticrltpiy < o ocrspl < l lcrisply
crisply crspl In the thl letter Mllr of a Johanncsburc JohanluJburi our ourrespondent or orrpcdenl curpondetit
respondent rpcdenl pondetit nIl HI 1 summary fUmmary Is itThe IsTho I
The reefs ro of Johannesburg Johannl blul ore ae exploited exploitedIn explold exploldIn
In tho early enrl NK io Flocks Flok of men ren women wormmand worlo womenand I Iad
and ad children ohldron drift drf thither from rot all ul quarter QUlrler of ofthe 0 ofthe I Ithl
the thl globe Gold Is won and Ind more and moro morogold moroInld moregoid
gold Inld Squatter 8lltA tenU telt give 1 place plllo to brick brickhouse brck brckhoul brickhuouo
house houl and ftc town tn booms bom and lnl booms boms and andbooms ondbms andbooma
booms bms The offscourinss olscournls of the 1 world or1 collect collectIn clelt cleltIn
In that tlt spot spt on the Wltwnturarnnd WIIntlrrand until unti it U Uquestionable laquestonablo iiqueattonablo
questionable questonablo If a minority mlnorty of clean men over overIn Olr OlrIn overIn
In the history bl8tor of the tht world orlt got Iot ot so crowded up upamong uparonl upamong
among such a congregation of all that U bad badand badand
aronl auc I ontllRton al tat a
and Ind vile vle In which the card sharper the 11 I G H 1Iand Hand I IId
and Id th the sixthrate Ixthrnte prizefighter trotlhttr were the moot mootreputable 10t 10trejumble utoatreputable
reputable Such was W Johannesburg Johnnnelburi In 1M I ltl5 ltl5and OS OSand > S Sand
and the te time tlm timeewere were Wfr flush then Thore wan wanmonoy wa wamoney 1 1mane
money mane and to t spare elore Eon the IllI natives nU VN bud budplenty bdplenty badplenty
plenty of it It and ad with lth tho whites hlps gold Iold won aj ajcommon Ucmon a acommon
common cmon as bronzo brn Is with ltb tie th artisan at homo bornehere homohero homobere
hero Nobody Nobdr wanted wate All Al were ero seemingly seeminglycontented aeerloy aeerloycnUnt ieomlnglycontented
contented contentedBut cnUnt
But a change chl came le Grievances Olevan were Wtf die discovered dl5 dl5Cor diecovered ¬
covered Cor and the Ilosra IJr were wel supposed supped to be bemaking bemakll bemaking
making makll pin prick prCD In tho balloon blloon prosperity prosperityEvidently posperty pospertyEvidently procpcijtyEvidently
Evidently thu this thl could uid not t goon I on Dynnamitflwo Dynnamitfl
wo woa 1 dear dO and Krugor Kaer was W chanting chflr a few per percent Ir Ircat percent
cent cat on the gold output output while whle the Chartered CharteredCompany Clu CharteredCompany r <
Company mpany were charging oblrllr a I modest tunl M ro to > per pr cent centIn cnt cntIn oentin
In their poorer porer country countto over the border borderTbe borderTbe borderThe
Tbe agitation aatUon of the Outlander Outld r grievances grievancesIn Inovals InovalsIn
In England Elllund almost nlmos surprised ourprMd by b lt ita It success UN8 the theorennlzors theorganizora thooraonzr
orennlzors oraonzr In South Africa Arc Thoroiil Tim r1 rail ludl ludlcroufl lud tudicrows
crows fiasco nl though Uou h It I was Wi revealed reold to them themthat Ihlm Ihlmthat thornthat
that tho people popll hero hAd cast C9 off 01 Oladtumlan OladtumlanIdooA jhjbtOolaflIdona ladInlanIdeM
IdeM of policy pole altogether atocther and ad were lrl In a mill milltnntly ml nil niltantly
tnntly Impertallitlo ImprnlUo mood mo Tho Rand carl carltaUsts call calltUAI caItaliiita
taUsts tUAI fanned ane this tha flame n e by b seeing eHlnl that thlt thebona the thebona ti
bona fide humbler Outlandera Outlcder had bona fide fidefrrlovancM Ide Idemovl idegrtovanco4
frrlovancM movl They To could culd do that Accordingly Accordinglyalthough AcoordnllY AcoordnllYaltholih Accordinglyalthough
altholih although there ther was Wf no appredable heaping heapingof hEAplna
of 0 Impffit hnf0la on the th gold Industry Indut mine mlnA began begantn ban banII
tn II closo co down and trado In the Ih town conse consequently cns cnsquenll consoqtaently ¬
quently went to the thl does and men no longerclinkod longer longerclinked lonalr lonalrIlnked
clinked Ilnked sovereign 1elalln In their pockets on any but butpay butpay Ilt Iltfn
pay fn days daf Borne naturally nlturlh allege alcf that the thenilive themln8 themined
mined were wer deliberately dEUblrlt closed r08e down to create createdestitution crfale crfaleddliluton createdettitutlon
ddliluton destitution nnd dissatisfaction dllllrlclon on the Rand Randand handand nnd nndIU
and IU < to woken waen shareholders hrlholde at homo and Id com compel cornid m ¬
pel id them to Join In a I chorus against nganft ngalnatKrdger ngalnatKrdgerThat Kruger KrugerThat Kr er erThi
Thi That won WI the th policy plcy Initiated IDlaleJ after a r the raid rd had hadproved bl badiroved
failure failureTho failureni
proved ro a ralll
Tho ni ho mine Oin magnates tlll1 now threaten thrtlln to practto practtoIt Nalto NaltoIt
It nn In England EUllnnd M they practiced pract r It on KrUKor KrUKorIf
If 1 the HIl mines mln are considerably rrsldelahl taxed tlJr to con contribute conIrlhlU contrtbflte ¬
tribute toward toar tie 10 war wlr bill hi they will 1 clou cloudown dl dldon cIoAdawn
down even In paying lnlnllln mines to create Irllle a distressed dlntresjedcommunity dl distressedaarnmuinity ll l
community ommunl ready fady to t wrltnto Itnte grievance Ilenn < against againstthe Agaln agaloctthe t tth
the th IlrltUh Government Oovenment People 1eollo who think thinkthis thinkthL thinkthe
this thL Incredibly unscrupulous un8011u01 may DAT have ln to t re recall reIni recall ¬
call Ini that the b Johannesburg Johanncbul financiers nnalcr ore l not notconcerned no noonOrr notconcerned
concerned onOrr about Ihout Imperial Impra union or theblmslngi theblmslngiof the blessings blessingsDI IMlul
of the Ilrttlsh flag In their conspiracy
0 thl Irllh 10nsplrBC pre preccdlnu preInl proicdlnix
ccdlnu Inl the Ih Jameson Jamelon raid rad it i WM W expressly fprfs stipu stipulated SUPI atlpulisted ¬
listed lite that they should have nothlnu nothlnl to do with withthe withtie lh lhIhe
the Hag lal They 1hl wore lre to have hl their own OWI re republic reIlhlc toPublic ¬
public Ilhlc It I wa1 WA M only whon thnlr futile rutie toy toywarriors In Inwarrior thywarriors
warriors warrior had hld to t be lifted utr out of the thl mire 11r and andwere nrd nrdro andworn
were ro handed hande over by Krfleer 1IIfr to It wet ret a trivial trivialpunishment trhlnlIHlhmln trivIalpunishment
IHlhmln punishment In Ix London > ndon that they th thc > found It wn wnItettcr Wi was wasbetter
better bellr business buIII to t work tho affair nalr under Ilritkb IlritkbGovercmentnl Irtlb IrtlbOoerment hiritiabGovemniental
Ooerment Govercmentnl sanction alncllon esiednlly flecnl as 0 a the theJameson theJlmeon theSamewon
Jameson Jlmeon lot were tro nctuRly actually acclaimed ncalm tu B heroes hcromwhen herOM herOMwhen heroeswhen
when they tbl disembarked drbarkd here 11 That tho lItermade Doers Doersmode lnn lnnmld
mode mld enormous normou accumulation nlumullof1 of anna aml after aftertho 4llr 4llrUe afterthe
the raid rlld and that Ihlt thoy tho took the Ih first lt actual ICtUI step stepIn atopIn lrp lrpIn
In the preent war still RII hold wood Nod here Ir an 1 a rca reasons ro roon rcaoruc ¬
sons on Jastlflne JL lh Inl the Ihl entire rnUI cmnpnlim Inlpnlm Hut HutIt Iut IutI hutIt
It I Is I only now nowtt nowthat that the UII futiiro tattirt rrcflvwn rechn thought thoughtIt tboulM tboulMI
It I I Is L so black that If I SirAltred Sir Alfred Alrrc Mllncrran ktnp kVPrue ktnpthe
the peace rtlt eacs even In though thoulh there lx not n living livingIloer 1lnl livingliner
liner Ir left lor In Africa A rrM ho will 1 rise ru1 ne equal Ijunl to the theirreateot I tietrreateit
irreateot ordeal ordll ever tnr put Plt oti ni ot a Colonial Governor Governorand OonrnorInd flovernorand
and Ind will 1 deserve d e nil nl the Ih good 101 things thin that thathU I thathte hit hitht
hU ht admirer ltmllra have 1111 though thoufb for no apparent apparentachievement alrarnt alrarntIfheemnt apparentichievement
achievement Ifheemnt laiai lavUhtd Inllld on Wtn Wtnninor hll hllB 1dmneuter
B neuter ef Itrary IAT lltttlih IrtUlb Lou L Not Drtlcvrd DrtlcvrdSfttiai Oled OledSVtla Lielleyrd8pfth31
Sfttiai SVtla coW C rin nl Dgsjch tdi t if l TUB Tt SUN SUNIxtxtKis SUNlxlos SurrlMmtor
IxtxtKis lxlos Nov 0 MTho h 1lht Tie Lorcnzu 1lel70 Mnrqurs MnrqurscorresiKindcnt tbatqueorteaiofldcnt llrlUNI llrlUNI10rAlondlnl
corresiKindcnt of th thu itiiilii iILiu Jai kcndsn
10rAlondlnl tlo Jai Ind I 1nrtu 1nrtugu lortiruflie orll
gu aUfM ruflie report llort that IIKI 1W 1 IlrltUh rll1 h hav v bonn n killed killedand klpd klpdand killedtad
and flfty 1f wounded oundI1 nt L Lumahlchl lonahache nish che by b hoer DorrsTlie 10u 10uThe hoerDie
The burghers blrahr who 1ho were Icr ettlmated tthna d to numl numhrr nUinhjcrL2e0 > or
1 121 L2e0 X3 afterward lwrwnd rcturni rllrn returned > > d to Swaziland HWI1llnd The Thecorrespondent Thl TheorrosIofldeflt
rlsllondnt correspondent ridlculcn rdlclle the Ult report reportTn nprt nprtTn reportTo
Tn Stat nlt a Hnlawao 1010 Hutment iteatmeutprriaI Hutment5pff Belllot BelllotOtlo
5pff Otlo prriaI lal Cable Dili lrllll flSgsfltt It t THE TiE Suv SuvPBETOUU SU SUIIBTOII SUtrastohulA
PBETOUU IIBTOII Nov SO 24 24Johnl 24Johiarut Johanti Ulenbraadnr OInbrldr of ofIluluwayo orluluoyo ofhhuluwayn
Iluluwayo luluoyo has 11 lnnlfr arranged tornl 10 rnl rake < oa 1 a nglmentof Imntor a athousand aIholand ahtousind
Iholand thousand m mtn men n He 11 will matlr start on his hi nturn tura to toII tohiuluft
II 1 hiuluft uluwaxo ulu a tomorrow ololDorrow ololDorrowTo otouofroWTa tomorrowTo
To Cvr Cr 1 a Cold In II C 01 > Day Daytkr DI Oajike
fl tkr I lutu Iazatlre iktlTt Dromo Quinine TiblcU ablU AU drur drurSitu drr dnirflaL
Situ flaL L trfun4 the money mOrt It 1 It fills raIl la 0 cure rle U J J W Wlun V Vruns f
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emthsts 11 I 1 tha 11 HrpssI 1 Vi r by I n Ie Ieflal
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from o s I flisit I Coiff lotI0 fottqeedci fottqeedciIl1tIiA ron4 ii iiItirrtriA
ItirrtriA IIU A Nov 10 n iffor lIefote lh I 11 rftpartiir rftpartiirnf rat ratnf
nf luin Ihtirvalcti 1 knii Hor 110 for India hl den ffl let ix lord > rd llol llolerts 11 11rl 11thPOt
erts POt rl w Petit tit I C mwnar I I to the II commander IlmlnI regret regretllfitf r 0IP 0IPIltut
llfitf 111 Hit I tti fart t Hint hid hIt be h wa Utialil lhl undue In 0 review reviewthn teYletliii T
thn miti 11 iNforo tr thy I hit II and Ind slating flln that Iln h hmil Pt PthiiI
mil oriitii ccitt I I a Little nlo iiiestnae IUJol to Lord rd riinron nn nnr Ihs IhsVlivroy thiVlerny
Vlivroy r rjirr eaprlscjflg IrI1 ltiK Mi I npprrrlatlon 1lIrrllnn of 0 their theirrulinlrAMi hitchau hlrdrllrllln
rulinlrAMi au drllrllln titirihli work it trIm rk About hirtit Ut Un In I Ill if < if tlm I t in troop Irlo I mop siillid siillidfor oId oIdr cmliiifir
for r Intuit 1111 from ro1 Cni IR nhiu > Town Thirty Thr others othersImve olbrl olbrlIV otherhiive
Imve IV iicciit iItcteti pUrm 111 ilures fit tl the Ih Trnnsvsnl pollr pollrform 11 hitiiIcfin
fin form ril ii nrtcrn fi linvo I nv ti Ye I ivit ti npK 11101111 > lnled cmi In n civil 11 nffl nfflft offima
ft and 11 Iwintyfour IIrOlr have nvI renlved comtnls comtnlssluns 11111e enflitlIesIiitt
sluns In II HIM t I Pit nriny nrinyNews url nrtii nrtiiewc
News ewc Ims 1l In Ixrn IHrl received from Uletfonteln UletfontelnIhnt IUstfntitIrthat llfoln llfolnIhnt
Ihnt Hie II tie slifllliitf h1111 by tt On n Cmnl lumen of a HMT HMTJAA Ilr IlrIAIIr 1Itibanger
JAA IAIIr banger er near nr lleckjxxjrt 1ckIMlrl rrsulled r lllln In eighty IIhtr IIhtrnltn cnsu cnsuiiltlis ccciiititht
nltn ititht iiltlis tn the 1t biirKhris blrlht TIll Th Rletfonteln 1llonlln gsr gsrrl KCTrIsimi < lr lrrlol
rl rlol rIsimi on rnptured rnphld twentyeight lrnlollh hoer IOr snipers sniperswho np npwho aip5r 1 1who
who had d been n occupying Opln a bridlepath brdlpth In th thMagllrsberg the thellp lbsMcglircberg
Magllrsberg llp br Range RangeKRVOKR Innl InnlIRrOBf imageKItUGIflI
KRVOKR IRrOBf ItPKXDS PHVI QVtKT orlr SCMDAT SCMDATCondarts 6NDr 6NDrC ENDATCendset
Condarts C ndat nrrtlros h In II Ills I III HotelDow loUt M t a aCrowd Qrowd e ernwd
Crowd rowd OnUld OnUldfifftltl OaWdJlo OutsidSpecIaS
fifftltl Jlo Catti aW Vnpoitti lptl loTnn to Tn snK snKPAnis 81 vw vwPARIS
PARIS Nov n 2i 2IrCldfn 2lroaldent 1rosldent Kruger Jrut observed observedtho oble observedthe
the thl Habbath Ilbhath with wih his hI customary Cstmuy strictness strictnessHe Irtnf
He nrl and after breakfast conducted conducteda
IA rose ro early pncatlr hruklt onduced onducedhnpl
a simple hnpl religious flllollllr service In the drawing room roomof rom romhi roomof
of hU hi nparimrnta IPlrllltl his hI relatives rfIilvr and id the Boer Boerdelegates BO BOelrerl Doerdelegates
delegates elrerl only llr ntti nlt suttpnmting > n nIUol < UDg IsnJm Ilma were wte sung sungand Iln Ilnand atungand
and Mr Krugor 1rtalr rend a chapter of the th Ulblo UlbloOno Dble DbleOne
Ono of I the Ibl visitors lltor read rlad a sermon snon which hlcb had hadbeen ha hadbeen
been ben prepared lrplrod at Mr Ir Krtlgern request requestDuring rtuet rtuetfurnr reueatDuring
During furnr the afternoon artOroon thousand tbollnd of person persongathered pn parsonsgathered
gathered ntlrr on the boulevard buea In the to vicinity vcnit of ofthe ofIhe ofthe
the Hotel notl Scribe 81rl The crowd cwd cheered cber but butUwlr butUlr buttheIr
theIr hope of drawing Mr Krllger KrUler via die disappointed dl dlnpltf dieaothted ¬
appointed npltf for or a long 101 duo The people tpl clam clamored clm clmore clamored ¬
ored ore so tO persistently nlswnty however that finally finallyMr fnalr fnalrrr flnally1r
Mr rr Krilger KrUItr was wa n Induced InduC to t go I 0 on the balcony balconyandbow bcnT bcnTand balconyandbow
andbow and hw He ni was enthutdnjiicolly entutlUCly acclaimed acclaimedHe acalne
He n repeated rrpac1 hl liii acknowledgment ncknowlllmlnt twice twicebut tlo twicebut
but only oDy for n I minute mlnu on each tch occasion occasionThe oocaalonThe occasionThe
The crowd was 0 smaller In tho evening eveningCAsrsuASBa oyen1naltf1EIlVE eveningCAtTZL1AVZ5
CAsrsuASBa CIIEHRY TMU TMUAnna rlUtBAaa TRZEAnus
Anna Aaa Gould I1nibsnd na band HUrUaNewandOottly HUrUaNewandOottlyFad Star Starts a NOW aud ad COlt Costly CostlyFad I IFOld
Fad for Paris Dinner PartleLnxons Partle PauHLOItDO PsrtiegLONDOS
Lnxons Nov O IB I6CountBouldeCastelanes I6CountBouldeCastelanesprodigality Count ClIntBoui Bout deCastellanei deCastellaneiprodigality de Caotellane Caotellaneprodlflallt
prodigality Is responsible for luxurys latest latestfad laltltfad iatetfad
fad He Ii paid 4 each for the earliest cherries cherriesin
in the Iarls market this year ITiey were wereserved wereserved Ire IrefolroEd
served not on thE Mcins merely but upon the theoriginal theorllrlnnl theoriginal
original tree tho ho guest plucking them as a they theywere Iheywere theyWere
were parsed 1 II1Ied > nbout the table Ubi Now no dinner dinnerparty dlnnOrparty dinnerparty
party In Paris or London Is really smart smartiinlcfM 1ImIUtIwlteM sniartttnls
iinlcfM dwarf fruit trees are used for ornament ornamentand orllamntIInd ornamentand
and desert A hothouse fruit grower who 1 1trying Ie Ietrlna Istrying
trying vainly to supply the demand thus de describes d dacrlbtj doacribt ¬
scribes the process of production and Its re result r r6uh to tosuit ¬
suit 6uhThe
The cherry tree If the favorite and a aa It Itconies Itomea itConies
conies to the table it Is I from four to five year yearold TtILIold yearsold
old and not above n > three feet high with com compart rompat cornhact ¬
part follnco clipped Into odd snap ebsies and all alluglram aU1I1IInm aDagleam
agleam with big red ripe cherries bErrlt It la I a arhnrmlng adlllrrnln acharming
rhnrmlng tablo ornament and ad th the fruit U de dellehtful d dlIalltflillo dollghtfui
llehtful lIalltflillo to the he taste tasteThefto la8leThlhO taateThieso
Thefto tiny Iln trees are put Into large pot potand t tand pete peteand
and forced In a hothouse When the bios blossoms blo bloI biossome ¬
some I drop off tho tb tiny 1111 fruit Is carefully counted countedand rountrdand countedand
and thn Ih Ihegreater greater ratpr part snipped nip off so that no mere merethan mtrtIhAIi moretitan
than 100 101 cherries are allowed to develop The Tlieresult Theresult Theresult
result is Immense > e and most delicious fruit fruitEvery fruItEnr fruitEVtir
Every Enr day dl1 trees are taken Into the hot hothouse botlOUIC hothOtise ¬
house so as to have a constant supply of fruit fruitIn froltn
In n midwinter We arrange It so that at Christ Christmas ChristiliUM ChristIlIUM ¬
iliUM ono tree will be loaded with ripe fruit fruitwhllo fmltwhllo fruitwhhlo
whllo another Is In blossom blossomAnd bloolnAnd bloseornAnd
And by b the way a cherry tree which hlob I IJust Is IsJlIst IsJust
Just one on big hi ball of it fragrant blossom when whenenow wbrnnol wheninow
nol Is on the ground round U almost overpowering overpoweringIn
In Itfc spring lovelinessWhiIo loveliness lovelinessWhile lonltulssWhile
While cherries Ihprrl ore the favorite forced for d fruit fruityet Inlltyel fruityet
yet them throluoml Is some demand mAndforrtd for red apples peon peonand lIanInnd pearsand
and peaches The trees trtue ore treated in the same sameway sameIIny samewar
way and only a small quantity of fruit Is al allowed J10ld silowod ¬
lowed to mature The result U highly colored coloredfruit coloredfrolt coloredfruit
fruit of the thogreateat greatest I1Ila I tIIt lI1und fee and Ute highest qualry qualryuottf QUaltytOBlC quziityMOIUt
uottf pnraiciAXs FOR THE rn CZAR CZARThrr CZA CZAT CZARTbrr
Thrr T rH More Summoned to a I 1I41a1OI India Hit Condi Condition eo41Joo Coadilion ¬
lion However Said to Ue U Satisfactory SatisfactoryBpiclca SaUddoBPfclaJ MatIsiactoryBpehU
Bpiclca Cable Ca Diifattlu to IIITuK Til Tila SmST SOX SOXST St1fST
ST PirrKJisncHo 1 > Nov IS aThroe Three additional additionalphysicians addldona1I1hy additionalphysicians
I1hy physicians lclans have been summoned to Llvadla Llvadlafrom IJndlfrom LIvadiafrom
from this dty to attend tbe Czar the night nightBtftff nlabt6tatT nightetalT
Btftff thereat there At pmwnt having proved Insufficient InsufficientA Io umclent umclentA
A bulletin Issued today 11011 says that Us hi Majesty Majestyelept MaJt8tysllpt Majestyslept
slept well welllLl6t lost night and that his general lrcemllOn lrcemllOndilion conditlon con condition ¬
dition and strength are satisfactory Th Thdisease The ThedIaee Thedisease
disease Is showing no complication what whatever whatoer whataver ¬
ever averhiErtaDf
everDEKUN DEKUN EIILIN Nov Ji 2The Tho Fnmktrttr ZfUvng ZfUvngascribes ZtUUft ZtUUftfllcrlbee Ze4engascribes
ascribes to n member of tho theCrar Czars CZar suite a state statement statement tatemtnt ¬
ment that his condition now cause no anxiety anxietyThe anxIetyThe anxietyTbo
The disease reached the critical crlUaletlli8 stag on Nov NovIt No NovII
It The worst was feared end for two day dayand darand daysanti
and nljrhta the th Minister lIrl ttnI In attendance did not notdare notdare notdare
dare to sleep Tho crisis passed and his hisMojentya bls1oIaje hisiiajestye
1oIaje Mojentya lT1I progress since bas been normal normalHis nonnalJlI1I normalIii
His Iii physicians believe that hi hLI obedience oforders of oforder 01ordtml
order precludes the th possibility of a relapse relapcDOIT ltIIapeuOJrro relapseflow
uOJrro flow TO OBT o r trOKKVOJfJfA TO CHURCH CttVRCnLondon CHURCHlA1ndoo CIWRCULondon
London Preacher lines OfI It br Havtag ifaslagMereopticon al la Mule MuleBtereopdron Hade8tflfoptJon
Btereopdron Views Jriqs and a Talking Maoklao MaoklaoSpttiol I acine acine3ai I ISJ
Spttiol SJ H1aJ > Cable C lI Dtipatt to TIll SCX SCXLONDON 8tnfIJOlfDON arncLONDON
LONDON Nov No J5 2A A preacher In on one of ofI 01london ofLondons
london I oldfashioned city cltlburchM churches has solved solvedthe solvedIho solvedho
the problem of bringing workmen to worship worshipHe worshipconduct worshipIi
He Ii conduct service dally dnll A few week wlfkonly ago agoonly agoonly
only n dozen attended and now there Is anaverage an anaverage anaerllll6
average dolly attendance of ofThia 000 000This OOThis
This has been bP n achieved by b Installing under underthe undlllthe underthe
the pulpit a hUllo bras bra Instrument called the themonstorphone thomoll themoritorphione
monstorphone moll Iorphollt which plays music not ace necessarily ntoI aceeacarily ¬
essarily I arl sacred and alto delivers addresses addresnejsand addre08and addressesand
and fcermons nnons It repeated yesterday an n utter utterancn uttt1nnen uttersnot
snot of the Archbishop of Canterbury couched couchedIn
In simple nnd telllnc tellln language A great white whltosheet whiteshcot whiteshoot
sheet bAA been J drawn across the back of th thchurch tbehurcb the theabtirob
church and a etcreoptloon operates thereon thereonAn thereonAn thereonAn
An official omola1expllllna explain the pictures by b moan of a aspeaking aaaldnrr ampeaking
speaking trumpet The preacher the ReT ReviIr RrrMr ReTr
Mr iIr r Carlisle has Increased th the attraction by byInstalling byInstUlnir bynateiling
Installing a string band to perform piece pieceknown pl80llkoo1l piecesnmvn
known nmvn to every household householdARXY hOlI8boldtn1 householdAlhXl
ARXY CIlAfLAJX A SUICIDE fCICIDWFirst 6UIC1DFrat SUICIDEriret
First Tries Tn to Kill FIT FI Other Spaobh psals Caaa Caaalatni Cb Cbhu Ckaploins
loins latniSpitial loinsSpec4 hu husputaJ
Spitial Cable lliipoleh to TttH Tlt Sun SDKMAnnin Stnf1olmntl1 SunMtnin
MAnnin Nov o M 2Wbile While five military chap chaplains chapalms ¬
lains alms were walking on Alcala street Saturday Saturdayevening Saturdarevenlnl1 Saturdaytvenlng
evening another chaplain named Florida met masthiem m mettll t ttlmrn
tlmrn tll n Tho latter drew a revolver and fired firedat nredat firedat
at tho others wounding one of them named namedVnlenzuela namldnllI7ula namedttliqirueIa
Vnlenzuela Florldo then tiir committed suicide suicideby sulrldth suicideihonting
by h shooting himself hl ltr In the head It Is stated statndthat Iulndthnt statediliat
that the other four our fled tn different directions directionsVnlenruela dlltlCtlonalIlln7urlll directionsVnitnruila
Vnlenruela who I senior chaplain of the MaIrid Ma Madrid Madrlri ¬
drid irarrison was ns nile to enter a cab and wan wandriven Walldrlnlo waslriviii
driven drlnlo to an ambulance nmhulllllfllltalion nmhulllllfllltaliont10ridn citation tlutlonFlorido citationFlorido
Florido was Millerlng with I b the delusion that thathe ththe thatie
he ie was 1UllJ4olnll being persecuted Ills strange trnnll conduct conductcompelled oonductcomllflItd conductninpcllcd
compelled VsJenauela to reprimand him fro froquontly froQIIUOtl to tolilUntly
quontly quontlyMabel lilUntlyMabel
Mabel Gilman I la Leaem ITPI The CaMeo Girl GirlSfxdal GIrlSVctal GIrl9prial
Sfxdal CaNi Cat Dripaltfi la TUB SuM SUKIjSDOX SUIf1ooDO SuMNov
IjSDOX Nov 2JMabel tal > l nilinin has h had haddisagreement hada
a I disagreement d re Jment for or wnne lie time with the man management manUfnlnt manteineflt ¬
agement of 0 the Shaftesbury and ba hu now re resigned re11mId todenod ¬
signed She will not appear again In In The TheMlno Tli TliCasino Thiaainn
Casino Mlno Girl She will remain In England and andwill andviii
will 111 appear early In loot at either the Gaiety Gaietyor laletyr
or r Lyric Theatre TheatroPlan Thfat TheatreFian reo reoPlan
Plan to Ward ard OB O Hsllitormi HsllitormiSpttiol Ulhtor Ulhtor81frlaJ hhathetormsSpecial
Special CaM Unpattli la TUB sun SutROME SUfno sunRoatg
ROME no r Nov o SA 2SAn An International congress congreto ronlrtHoito
to a Inquire as to the thl1l1ll11t utility of lining tllllll < heavy ha guns gunsto
to 0 word off hailstorms oi opened > ened here today todayPar lo todnyPay In7ray
Par Twrntyar Cents Centsnd CftUSIInd Centsnd
IInd nd rd ret a pack of blfbett btb quality Dltrlnr CArds CArdsInc laId11M cardaitrig
11M aitrig Inc our American A hertT h n fans la en the ib ivurt Ult raids rardsutt cacIaJut raidsull
Jut utt like other ob r cards ca II In etery UIY other reipert nIf1N nIf1NIICAI rspeetjrateat tirae tiraeNulilne
IICAI teat aDd easy to reed N Ntw and d novEL Jotlll JotlllNutriaI Maltutlne
Nulilne Dept Anhciunliuscli Urcwlnf Assn I ISt
S St S Louis yo WoAII At
TO SAIL AIL ANTARCTIC SEAS SEASMI SEASSNIPS
SNIPS MI IIlr ft MI aEtNA NtI HVIIT 1m ran nit OIITHN run annul annulAnn araaua4t 11 11A
Ann A tJ fljrjuM < IIAII KXPKMTIONMTb KXPKMTIONM lur < IIIO IIIOTII
Tb b Two T Portico 11f0 Will IU NUrl lart TII TtPT T l n ml n WitoCDvs Will WillCffnp III IIICf
Cf Cffnp ollltflt + Mi I In Ih Ike Work r1l of Rtplorittnn rCPfltlnllJeen riplerattar41e4 Rtplorittnnrtp
41e4 flrssta Jeen PIIIM PIIIMrepedlil hi hirltlen
rltlen rtp 4llan Need JII AllollI Another IUO000Nttv IOOOOO IOOOOOIxixrxiN 000 000mllclf
IxixrxiN mllclf Nil XOY 18TIo u Tie two WII etpedlllon espedihloncwhich etpedlllonwhich
which hldl tnrt na nrtt t summer mm In Pt e > M 110 < lofi AnlnrcllarrlolI Antarcticriiimti Antarctic Antarcticretfloti
retfloti nhoulil mid tniirli to l fl < > 1111 our fcwiwlf IcIHlrdc ktttiwldgr ktttiwldgrof ta taof
c of Ihn I tie tllO HlriKiit 1 sink unknown hbown ccitt rotitltietil I even If I 1tI 1tItlu lie lietin ticthi
tin not cii mircenl nelill cceetl In penelrntlfi tenet rat log In l < > UInlltt1I UInlltt1IrIrlltln I Id he Iole Itself ItselfE2hIoIiitlrtt ItwllPiplorfttlon
Piplorfttlon In I much easier 1 ro 0 nrnrlr all nilpert ra rapert
pert urn nKreed in the trorrn frofenHouth flh than InIh ittthe In Inth 1
the th froren rlltln North It has h 1 len fOIn > Imlllnrd lms lned IhatIhn thatthu that thsttho
tho 1 lw two pagetlihlofte ri > nlltloTi lennan nnd rnall EnglishItow English Kngllstiliuw h hhUlllrrllIflrllr
hUlllrrllIflrllr liuw prrtmrltitf wOlllcln would in o otllill out In rrlrnd friendly rlvlllr rlvlllrOn rivalryOn rivalry rivalryOn
On III the lOnlrnr contrary 1111 they are 11 > coperlln and willcontInue will willrontlnue III IIIlnUnlll
rontlnue to do tic so In every poMlblr f1O lhl way They Theywill Thrwlllllflll111ethflr Theywill
wlllllflll111ethflr will nail together In Aunist nrxt and nd Ih the official omclttlstalCOllOllt omcinletatetnert officialstatement
statement or o I the he subsequent plan Is as rollow totlow tot follows ¬
low lows
When Ihf they reach the tb far 8011 South b they willprale willseparate will willseparate
separate with a carefully arranged plan ofWork ofwork of ofwork
work for forrscli each The Antarctic regions have beendlvldd beendivided been beendivided
divided Into four ollr quadrant First there IIthe Istie U Uthe
the Victoria quadrant which extends itend fromDO from
00 degree dpflr east to 1M degree and Include IncludeVictoria IncludellIctorlll IncludesVictoria
Victoria Land next thtliis there Is the th hose QUl1drant quadrant quad quadrant
rant from rom IM decrees to 80 decree west 111 111oulh weetrouth westsouth
south 0 of th the r Pacific Ocean third the Weddell Wlddtl1Iudranl Weddeiliuadrant Weddellijuadrant
ijuadrant from t 90 decrees west we t to 0 dlwre3Orllolllch degrerecnwIch deirrej deirrejGreenwich
Greenwich meridian tbe Weddell tie Sea andtho andthe and andtho
tho remainder from 0 deirre to 00 degrees dareuft degreeseast degreosenst
east make the Enderby quadrant and Indudea ineludes In Include ¬
eludes Kndcrby Land Two quadrant have haveb bavebHn havebeen
been b n III nralgned IInd for exploration and research researchto
to each expedition the BritIsh taking the Vic VIctoria VIelorIs Victoria ¬
toria and Ro Rom and the German the Weddelland Weddehiand Weddell Weddelland
and EnderbyThe EnderbyThe Enderby EnderbyThe
The Hritlnh boat tbe Discovery ID building buildingat
at Dundee If alaroes all 11 goes veil die be will be launched launchedIn
In March and a good serviceable enllt bl boat It l In be boUeect behieced believed ¬
lieved sho bo will prOfflIbovc prove above all a strong oneJlullt onehltilit one oneHulk
Hulk ornelllNr om tUlnx like a whaler bnJer the DtrofryIIktl DUcovfiry DUcovfiryI
I IIktl likely tll t occasion her owners and crew fowrnJta1 fewmiaglcilnM few fewmUalvlnm
miaglcilnMThe rnJta1 mUalvlnm mUalvlnmTho vlnn vlnnTbe
The German boat which li building at KltlIf KIdIs Kiel KielIs
Is of a lighter llKht r sort Sh She will not ot be quite so o big bgnntl bigmmii bignnd
nnd L li brine constructed much on the lines ofthe of oftho
the Tram She will In fact be a lightly modinoellram mcdifled modi modified ¬
noellram fled Fram The Frani was however essentiallyn 8IIIeoUalln essentially
n ship hlp for smooth water and she he would neverhave never neverhave IICVorhll
hll have done for or the coat 0 of the AnlnrclleTho AritarcUcThic Antarctic AntarcticThe
The Britlnh l expedition Is still hampered byIllek bylack by bylock
lock of fund There hre Is a turn of tttOOOO ooo onban onband on onband
ban band of which on onehalf atr I IK contributed by IbeIlrllleh thehiritish the theIlrltish
Ilrltish Government Tills It It l calculated calculatedU
U jmt enough for or A two yean oors cruise And sojOUtfl ao aoJ so sojourn ¬
J journ Durn Tile ROf Royal al GICMa Gecsrraihlcal lclil Society nclrl li I Innxlous isanxious lianilons
anxious to raloe ral e another 1100000 In order tolQulp toeqtdp to toequip
equip th the expedition for three years which li litho IIIhe l lthe
the length of stay planned by the th German OermanOOtnmrnt Germaninternment GermanOovernmf
internment nt for I Its It representative representativeThe r fSlntI1Uves fSlntI1UvesThe
The nrltlth commander will bo Capt Scottof Scott Scottof ott ottof
of the nary He l a about so year lfIr old and lId hw hahad hashad hwhad
had no experience In polar olnr work but Sir ClemNIa Ciempnta Clem Clements ¬
ents Markham and the other oreanlzm oanl of therJIdltlon theexpedition the theexpedition
expedition have unbounded confidence In htm himIt htmit htmIt
It Is pointed out that It Is I Almost Impracticable Impracticableto
to tend a man of wide experience on such suchrnMon arnieslon a aInIA
InIA rnMon lon The hardships are such that a mlnor manof man manof
of 10 U for btl better r fitted to endure them thanmln than aman a aman
man of 4 40 Hence It became necessary nlCtOMrTF toselect to topclect
F select 1tCt a commander of three tho o rh phyclcal phy icol andnftIIW andttetitI and anditenUl
itenUl qualities whch test fit him for ruM aIk a1415k a al
Ik l k without regard t to actual experience Inpolar Inpolar In Inpolar
polar exploration explorationCRIME explorationCRIM IlorallonCIUJlE
CRIME DECRKASIXO Iff LONDON ZOVDOYnowdj1 L01D01fBoW1lJ1m LONDONflowd3lsm
BoW1lJ1m nowdj1 m nu 0 Spread Spreadbutlifesnd bat Life and Property PropertyArc Pr PrAn PropertyAr
Ar Arc Safer Sd Than Tit la I Frtvtou Tear TearLONDON TlanLoli110O TooriLontion
LONDON Nov 17 178odal Social reformers die dlstremed 1 1trtltd dieLresscd
tremed at attheundoubted the undoubted spread of Hooligan Hooliganrowdylim lloollaanrowdLm Jlooflganrowdylim
rowdylim are confronted by the fact that act actual act1Ia1 ¬
ual crlmo In London is on the lie decrease While Whilethe hUe hUetbo bIlethe
the peaceful citizen Is more object to wanton wantonpurpoteles wantonpUrT wantonpurpocirke
pUrT purpoteles > nu 8 onnoyancn particularly at time timeof timesat
0 of publlo celebration his home and property propertyBuffer pro profIlYer propertyaiffer
Buffer less 1 Ire < from the depredations of criminals criminalsThis crimlculsThl criminalsrhte
This latter consolation l Is th the purport of Ui UiChief Ute UteChltf theChief
Chief Commissioner of Polices annual report reportIssued rtflOriwuld reportsued
Issued sued this week It shows that London to toitncularly IIIhgularl isilngularly
itncularly free from burglary and from un undetected undftcod noietectod ¬
detected murder In London there were weretwentyone weretwentrone werewOntyOfle
twentyone murder during 1898 I and capital capitaltentenoes CIIpllalfleotenOOLl capitaltentencaw
tentenoes were passed In nine onion In one oneenrv oneCIIIl onent
enrv nt the murderer committed suicide In I n another anotherthe nnoUllrUle anotherbe
the homicide wax found Insane upon arraign arraignment arrallfDmlnl arraignaicot ¬
ment In a third ho was sent to a criminal luna hueso lunaUo IUD IUDtlo
Uo o asylum rlum before trial and the fourth was wasacquitted WMaQIIIUro wasicqititted
acquitted on trial In only four cases c no one onewait onegas
wait mode amenable amenableTho amenpblerhl1 amenableThe
The first of Uime the report says > Will Willof was wasif ro roDf
Df on extraordinary character A child named namedUcrtha nomldIM1hll namedtertha
Ucrtha Rusw 111 aged six Ix years talP disappeared from fmmtier fromher fromlet
tier let home at Et ast Ham on a Sunday afternoon afternoonIn
In n February More Iole than a fortnight after afterward tIelward altersrd ¬
ward srd her body was found In A cupboard In an anunfinished anunnnl anlflflnbShlOd
unnnl unfinished hod house hou In the neighborhood Tho Thodeath Thodllllb rholeath
death had been due to suffocation without withoutviolence withoutvlolrnce withoutdolence
violence probably to pressing t1TCllIII a soft oft pillow pillowan
an the face There were no bruises or marks marksnothing mnrksnothlNr marksiothing
nothing to suggest that she he won Jtbe victim victimjf
jf a sexual or homicidal maniac There was wasDO Wallno wasto
DO conceivable moUvtt and the childs age agovetoed agevetoed ageretoed
vetoed the Idea of suicide No clue baa ever everbeen eVfrb evereen
b been > een n found This Is really th the only uiuolred uneolvednurder uiuolredmurder umolvedmllrder
murder mystery of f the year 1r The other cases caecarer oumW1n casesepre
W1n rer of persona found doatltute In the street streetmd IItrftlid streetmd
md who ald they hail been n assaulted They Theyircro ThorIIere Theyedo
edo crimes of 0 the purposeless pllf OiollNl Hooligan order ordnrTbrt ord8rTh orderTha
Tbrt Th total strength of the London police policeForce polll9loroe policeorce
Force orce lost year was w 15S75 and they cost the thoountry Ihllcounlry theountry
ountry 1217553 I2 7a8 The total of criminal cases caseseturned CMreturoro caseseturned
eturned for the year 0111 was 17701 OH compared comparedrith comparedwltb
rith 10RM I m recorded the proriow year The Theproportion Tbeproponlon Theroportlon
proportion of crime against property ropert Is 25 25a 2 2to
to a 0 each thousand of tho population which Is Isower Is10Er isover
10Er over than any on previous year fBr since the j idles Iollcerorce idlesores ollce ollceorce
rorce ores woo organized The etlmut ftIlhnalro < d value of ofho ofUII1 ofhe
UII1 ho property stolen wan w A1I1b7 I11U7 as compared comparedxlth tCmpnrNtwith ecmoparedmith
with 1 UO13I 0 isn The return abows that the thelumber thenllmJ theumber
lumber or < of llcwised drinking drink In saloons In London Londonnst LondonIMt
IMt nst year wa 14JSO The managers of twenty twentylovnn Iwfllt118lIn twentyeven
even of these were ero convicted of relllng Mllln duringrohibited during duringprohibited dllrl dllrlprohibited
prohibited hours of thirtynine tfor or rolling rollingIrink caWagrink WI6 WI6drink
drink to drunken people l > and of fiftyfive for forlermlttlng forPtnn1 forermitUng
Ptnn1 lermlttlng tlnc betting nnd gambling on their theiriremUos thJrprlmlll theirgeniuses
prlmlll geniuses for London these figure are really reallyredltable reali realicn reallyreditable
redltable cn iTho conclusions to b be drawn drawnrom drawnrrom drawnrein
rrom rom the report are quite consistent t with the thoellef thelJeJlef thechef
chef > that Hooliganism Is a thing thin apart from fromlie fromthe fromhe
lie hitherto recognized < criminal disposition dispositiont dl OflIUon OflIUonIt
It t has synchronized with wl b a period Iod of high wages wagenIght llaettIl1aht wagesalit
alit work and andlunlnrMJ unlrerwil rudimentary ednoa ednoalon tdtll1Uon ednci ednciIon
lon none of these things having apparent apP6lfll1lhad apparentlyad ly lytad
tad the effect of elevating character amongiti among amongho amonaUII1
ho iti social strata rntA who combine energy Wwins Wwinsind 1011ftand lelsitritad
and watimwltti W waere with coarse ooar tastn IIIt and no nmbltlon nmbltlonA
A very Interesting Inttre lInlr summary of the centurys centurysihangen croi cemuirysbanana f1I f1IoIUI11f1t
banana In Unglltli criminal law Is given in ini Ina inlecture
a i lecture by Ii Sir Harry IInrr Poland long Ion senior MOnlorCrown seniorowzi enlorrown
Crown rown owzi prosecutor In England to the law 11 sb sbents stu stulents tu tudentA
lents In Lincolns Inn lie shows that a anum anumbfor num numler aiimor
bfor ler of the most neaees and barbarous pun punnhments punIlIhmontA punihmonts
nhments now obsolete were WI vehemently d dondcd ds dstondod do doirudod
ondcd to the lost II t by b the chief Jurist of their theirItne theIrmId hlrthnl
Itne mId At the beginning of the century mo mot motelonle mostInIea t telonle
elonle were capital crime Down to iscee 1S08 1S08he OIl OIlthe
the he e crime of stealing from tho person above abovehe aboveto bo bothe
the he to value of a shilling was a capital offence offencen
In n a UIO a bill passed the house lIou of Commons Commonsor
ror or r the abolition of the punishment of death deathor dulhfor
for or r the offence of 0 stealing 81411l1naln tn a shop shopto to the value valueif I1luoor
or if F five Hhllllng < In l INtl ll a bill also passed poMcdho pllMtho
tho ho ii Commons > II for abolishing the death penalty penaltyn pIInal pIInalIn
In n t ca caci o of theft to the value of 0 more than thanorty Ihnnrnrt thanrty
rnrt orty rty shillings from a bleaching ground lloth llothill Iolhbill floibills
bill ill ills Is worn rro opposed IIppO by h i the th Lord Chancellor Chancellorx CbaoltlIorLord
Lord x ord > rd Eldon and thrown out by the House Houseif
0 if f Lordv lord Tho Juries got over this thl and In Inoroed litorcied Indorlltd
oroed the th popular sentiment by persistently persistentlyInrtlng pIIrsl6tentlyIInlllnl1 persistentlyndlng
Inrtlng that the goods stolen were under und r Ibe Ibevllluel th thalues lie liealues
alues named In 1834 IS2 the practice of bury buryng bUTInll
Inll ng a sulddi under a highway with a stick stickriven stickIlrlwn citickrhTn
Ilrlwn riven through Ws hi body hOO was abolished A Avry Aeryfrecnuerit
vry eryfrecnuerit 11 fre rrtQultt < jueiit punlsbmont was wo the plllorr plllorrrd plllolIrd pil1o7tird
Ird tird > rd Cochrane and nd hi his codefnndanta In a aItock ABlock atock
Block Exchange Ex chIlD 118 fraud case were nontencod nontencodo
to o the he pillory pilloryn In 1814 81 but the be Lord Mayor Mayorlr
lr Fronds liurdett stated that If the sentence sentenceroro contractore ntfnlwere
were ore carried out he would stand lx sldojlxrd 1 besldolhnrtloehrane > sldojlxrdXxihrane ldellordQochrnn
Xxihrane and a If a consequence oon uence of this threat threatlie thralthe
the lie is punUhtnent WOK not Inflicted The Tb wont wontf IIOl1ltof worstthe
of f the pillory was that If the mob were against againstlio plnalthe
the lio ie culprit they the so mauled him that some someICQM IIOmeUm comejjjM4
Um ICQM b tied ed And ret Uw arreaelal real legal tu ¬
jjjM4
mln tnlnsri rn n ry lord tMifkiw dfacrltHwi d eflbS4 IN pill pillM pillari pillariam > 111 111IIIIIrlInl
M a fMtrnlnt sisInsi lnt In Mr nnUoulln nUotj n r rTldd pId ftci ftciid4
Tldd Id by tr 11 I lb wisdom m nf 1l1li IMt aleI t tIII Tr Tt4I wM wMHnf whilci whilciflag po pon
flag n nf n frtn fetnslis M M a l lust g l IllInl1hlfnt itinUhm il ilnot wa wanDt Wlnot
not sntlwly prnhllHlml until I IJfJ 1 n tt1 Id < 1 In Intunlshin I IIlIlnllllnt fbt fbtbhfltstitnttt
IlIlnllllnt tunlshin > nt of pulling nffemlef 1T nll In th lbs lbscome stork storkram 111 111In
ram to An n fnd n4 only onl In H 1140 t About Iwo wo hun hundred hllndrd buntired ¬
tired miilial I tifftnoM I nilmixl at llh lh lbs beginning beginningof IInnln IInnlnof
of lh lbs ronturr II where WIorIIII tli II the only 11111 rrlm crimes rim > tor torwhich rllrwhhh Cl Clhtlch
which htlch the death penalty ran lIn now b 1M lnllrte Inklfllarll < i iarn
arn or high treason murder 1lr lIne > lrry with vlo vloletnt 100 in inhiiti
letnt mini setting tlln flr nil tn the CJueeti ship shipdrtkitIc hlp hlpdxkyard 101 101dfkelo
dxkyard nrwnnK or warlike ainris Iorl nr Hlr HlrlUrry Hlr11M PIllharry
harry 11M InUnil eonrlu eunriticles < l lil 110 review by ii as assorting Itrllna MsittIng
sorting rllna that throughout th tlIft he century l Irll IrllInlnl lariisirent rll rllmen
men Inlnl hud Ixen doing dII and aII1oII ilglitly doing dull that thatwhich Ih Ihhlr thaimulch
which hlr the lto old lawyers uieil In o cull 011 brrsklng brrsklngdown hrecklttidown rIIklll rIIkllldown
down the bulwwks of the t fonstltutlon fonstltutlonKal Conolllllllonlealaif ConstiuutlonWilier
Kal Wilier r lint rt Metal flda la Qi 0 Qssen n of t Pof Portugal PortugalCad t ta1 ta1IIp1rl g l lfiotlal
fiotlal IIp1rl l CI Cad < 7 M I Vsa5 r < UM tll U I TUft flOM flOMDKRUN 811rfSIILlN iltiLIIICUM
DKRUN NOT NA o 2 J It I is reported that Km Kmperor tmf1Iror EmPerot
peror Wllllmn 111111111 bas II iac offered the Jueen of lor lortugal Inttual lorttigai
tugal a lifesaving medal for her II heroism In Inrescuing Inrlleuln Inrescuing
rescuing a flshetman named nil mod Catalao from fromdrowning lromdrownla fromdrowning
drowning recently at t Cascae CascaeWife C4I8Iwu CascaeWit
Wife ef f O 01 Cop CMoftf Proralar Prllllerflrtld Deed Da4apvlil Deedq3l
apvlil CoM Drapou I f TIll mm mmCAM tt1fCAP evwCAPe
CAM CAP Town TOfflf1fOY Jfov MLady Hprlgg wife of ofRlr IIRlrlohn ofRlrJohnOordoflHprlgg
Rlr Rlrlohn RlrJohnOordoflHprlgg John Gordon Hprlgg Hprl tho thlll11tD Prtm Minister of oftho 01tbe ofthe
the Cap Cape Colony COI01l died today todayTKHDSHLOIN Iod IodfBNDIlRUlIN tedayTZNDRRIO1N
TKHDSHLOIN CAfM SHUT rvr rvrOrd8l Vt VtOrder UPOid
Order Oid Frosi rr Ba4qaarUrs Qarten Closed tk t ths Concert Concertoardtn ConcertOardon lIce lIceOard
oardtn Oard Lt Night NightAll JIIabtAll NightAll
All the Tenderloin concert halls were 1ft dosed dosedlast clOIIfIdlut cloedlast
last night and their frequenter found noth nothing noliIn nothtrig ¬
In trig to do but tar out In the rain or go home homoagain homefIPIn homeMain
fIPInThis again againThis MainThis
This unusual itat lute of affair Will the result resultof
of an order sent from Polio Headquarters to totho tothe tothe
the Thirtieth street station Plainclothes Plainclothesmen
men were we sent out at 7 oclock to execute the theorder theorder theorder
order They The called on the proprietors of the thoPekln thePlkln thePekin
Pekln too Dort Dor the Bohemia Cafo Caf the Cairo Cairoand Cairoand Cairoand
and the Royal Garden Oar and told Id them tfcat at t they theymust bermu theymuct
mu must t not open up The order wi obeyed In Ineach Ineach intach
each place placerII pUoeran plaoeru
ran ru jjunr Aft ARE TRANSPORT jucnrcjr jucnrcjrCroat IlfftVIClfTII
TII Croat Transoceanic TraIlO D Steamship 8 8eniee 8enieeltalnt4 rvleo flvtcIlatntaised rvleoUstnUlaod
UstnUlaod lr IB lbs Atttjt ArID Nerds NerdsA
A branch of army work that has attracted attractedomparatlxely attractedOmparatIveby attratttdcomparUelr
omparatlxely little out outeldfl ldt attention Is that thatif thatof
of if f the transport porcine which has now been beenIcveloped bfCDdleloped beenieveloped
Icveloped Into a great and smoothly working workinglachlno worklll8machine workingmachine
machine machine operating In many parts of the world worldluletly worldtlulelJy worlduhetly
luletly and effectively When hm the war with withIpaln wltbSpain withpaln
Spain began In April iBM the army had no norantporta notranaporte nornsporte
rantporta and no ned of them within two twoears twofears tworears
fears ears and a half halrmthln within two years for the theresent thepr thetesent
pr resent ent srttem stem did not ot originate until the war warTM WiltWU warwas
WU TM practically over ovrra a service ha been built builtp builtup builtiLl
up p larger than that of many mIlD a famous trans transtlantlo tranatlantlo transitiantio >
tlantlo steamship company and operating operatings operaU operaUU
U L5 s well and regularly regularlyAt eaularl eaularlAt
At present the transport service consists condstaf
or if f flftytwo steamshlpa Ite JI of which twenty twentyeven twentyeOD twentymeven
even are chartered the other twentyfive twentyfiveieing tllentrftvebelnc twentydyeeing
ieing owned by the Government Of then theneasels thMlYIII thesereceels
YIII easels e all the chartered ship and thirteen thirteenovcrnment tblr1eenOOTlI1iInent thirteeniovoenment
ovcrnment ship are on the Paelflo and andIght andefllht andtight
efllht tight all owned by the United States on the thotlontlo theUanUo the1tlantio
tlontlo Three vessels Tt the Bumslds rnsJde the thouford IheBurord thehuford
uford and the th Ellpatrick are now on the they the114Y thecesy
114Y y from New Vork to Manila the hospital hospitalUlp hoephtalhip
hip RelIef no now at B Nagasaki Is I carried In the theratMport thetraaiPOrt theZaxiiport
ratMport service The sorvloo Ice U divided dividedaughly dividedrouhl dividedoughly I
rouhl aughly Into a pa usetuger enc enaer r and a freight sarvtoo sarvtoobough servtoebough erTIoethouab I
bough tho troopship carry largo cargo cargowell lfIr08l lfIr08lwell cargoI
I well aa rntn mID m n and th the freight ship hlpa carry carryasge OIpeas carryaae
peas asge aae or 1IIt coinetlnies coinetlniesOn
On = 11 the Paclflo the passenger p Jsenc schedule be ben a aeon
1 son n Baa francisco and Manila fllllll provide for forM
11 M I weekly sailing This service requires the thlls
it 9 i of twolv re vessels sel constantly the other otherfOI otherot
fOI 01 Qoveroraentowned ship blps are used as uoc asIc
oc Ic 0 lon requires On the Atlantis there are arefflco areless
fflco less 10 betwn this city and Porto Woo Woouv JUooar
ar L2i uv thl this dty elt and Cuba eight Government Governmentteamen OoernmflltItII8mera Governmentteamers
teamen being In ute Th These carry our freight freightJi
Ji Li well as passengers passengersTh penaerTbll pluisengeraThe
Th The system baa worked with great smooth smoothes eniocibmesa ¬
lie mesa es In joint operation of the army and andry and1IaYJ andall
1IaYJ all ry u a the Invasion of Cuba and the attack attackin
00 in Santiago naval experts Insist that the navy navyhould nvyshould nayyhouid
should control and be responsible for tbe voy voyge voygo oy oyair
air ge from do shoes hor to shore on Whatever Ute army armyuty rIDYmay armynay
may nay think of that contention it Is accepted aoceptotdIn
In a 1 foreign scrrlces IIIMlreablre there can be no doubt doubtthat doubtthllt doubthat
that the army la managing lnana nrr it Its own aeatrans seatranstort aeatransort ileatrailpart
part ort service with ease and accuracy Tbe Tbetilings Tbeullinaa Theailings
tilings have been made on schedule Urns almost almostIways Jmo JmoaJa almostiways
Iways and the troopships which have gone gonerbere I1Onewhert gonethere
there foreign Observers could inspect them thema themu
u a by way a of the Suez Canal have attracted attractedhe
tbe he highest oommendatlon for their fitness fltneuor IItn1111tor
tor or the use to which they are put The great greatransports trrIlIttransports greatrunaports
transports like the Grant and nd Sherman which whichlascd wblchpllMCd whichassed
lascd through the Sues Canal were con conIdcred coa51dered eonidered
Idcred by British offlcen omte at Gibraltar and andilolta andMalta andiahta
Malta as not to be bettered The other troop troophips troopoblp8 troophips
hips rank with these theseTho theseThe theseThe
The freight and animalcarrying vessels s 1a of ofho orlhe ofho
lhe ho service are equally well adapted to their use usehey 11111TheT ucohey
TheT hey are ventilated ftntJIll ttd as ore the troop ships shipsare shIpshaft chipsave
haft are hospitals and all arrangements for dellv dellvring dllIvtrim dclivring
trim ring their cargo In good condition and the theroentAge th th8l1J1ntliae thiseroentage
8l1J1ntliae roentAge of loss has not exceeded that which whichsred whlhO whichteuirs
O cln among anmlalli IrAnMllOrlpd tfancportd on land laudterms
Stonn terms ba have tilep p the on only r things that inter intertrod
trod with the animal 1m ships of the service serviceThe servIceThe tfolceTht
The service has hn line carried upward u rard of 0 lOOooo lOOooooldlyrs tooceoolcilere 00000soldlffI
soldlffI oldlyrs b II4f besidt flds ldu < civilians and women Ollln between betwlfnIhl
Ihl he United Stntex StJl State OIf and the Islands It has trans transorted trl1neportd transorted
portd orted moro titan tllnn lOnan JO 05 anImal and millions millionsand millionor
or f ton tons nf suppl supplIes reo to the hll PhUI Philippines I IO to Uawilil Uawililto flawaitAlaska
to Alaska Anti to Chins on t th PalUlo > and to tost toubi
CUbn ubi end Porto orto IliaD on the IIlllllle It 1M isa isaact a avat
vat act st shlpplngbUFlness which our Army Quar Quarirmasters Quarrmasters
irmasters Department has h had to create createcce ClIaleAnd creatend
And nd 11I1U11111 and II IK a wond wonderfully rrlllly dll18ed dll18edf4 devtceIc
f4 Ic cce of machinery In the Ih highest degree credliable n latle latleo
o > tbe otncrrn who planned and managed It ItLETTER IIurrER itwrEn
LETTER PROM IWJI LIMIT PEART PEARTII PtA iir
All II Bis Party Were la flood Health on onllareb ODIlardi onIharcit
llareb 31 Last LastRobert ufoRoMrt LastRobert
Robert L T Bridcman secretary of the the Peary Pearyrctio PearyArctJo Pearyretlo
ArctJo rctio Cub cave 11e out last night an extract extractf
of f r a letter written by Lieu Peary dated at atort atFort atott
Fort ort Conger Lady lAd Franklin Bay March 81 81mo sito
mo The letter was w sent to Mrs Peary at atTashlngton atWaahlQ8ton ataahIngton
Tashlngton The latter It r sailed with her daught daughter dauahItr ¬
Itr er r last July from Sidney Caps Breton rclon ex exectlng exnectJlIIr cxceting
ectlng to meet her husband at Etah Ort Greenland < nland
The be letter wa yas III sent nt from torn Disco Greenland OroenUndnd
and nd carried by by native to Etah and lID i Stem from there thereiken thereiken
takon iken by the tI Bt SteIn ln party to Cape Sablne where wherealth wbtrllItll whereWas
Itll Was p1aOfd On n board a steamer which reached rP4chtodJlIndft reachedimdee
JlIndft imdee S Scotland tlnnd on So ov D In hili hi letter lettertint
111111 tint IMI ar iIIIld that his party were In Rood RoodhPallb goodoalth
hPallb alth They Tbn had Plenty or dojrs do docim be said sildthough 1Illdalthourb saidthought
though come had dlwl Lieut lA ut INwry I IATT ar anti heirtid he heor heber
ber or 8 > ed to do his work ark during durl the spring In Inrhlch Inwhlh inhich
rhlch cos case he expected to get back and Join JoinIn joinIs
hl In hip In th the summer There Is I a auction auctionearys
hther Mil i eary ear wilt bit Able to o m rni t her heriirband
hnrband iirband all a f antlctpnted as from Lieu LieuL LieuLparye
earys letter M apparently U unaware of ofer ofit
btr er coming
Stnirleh Ie Balls for Asasrloa AsasrloaMme Art ArtMrr1 AmfloaMmii
Mme Marna Bernbrioh sailed It yesterday yesterdayrom eaterdayfrom
from rom Cherbourc Ch4tr oura on the St louis She waa waaccompanled WMalCOm w wcompanIed
alCOm companIed lfId by her husband and Big 81 Revlr Revlrant hteyjgant PTta PTtananl
nanl ant who Is to bo the conductor of her opera operaompany OPtfarompoy openompany
ompany rompoyWATCH ompanyrATCH
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WATCH ATCH CHAINS CHAINSWe
We are 1I0W dllplayfnr the many DeW de dealrna1n de degas
alrna1n gas in ScUd SOU 14t C oIf Vest Chilni Guardbibs Guard Gtardb GuardChalna
Chalna bibs and Watch Fobs we have prepared for lexlbe forme
lbe me holidays They all rtCommtnJ tllemsclves tllemsclvesfor thexrneIveI
for I their b lr superior weight wdahl quality and llnlih llnlihLADIES flnbhLADIES fInWiLADIES
LADIES GUARD CHAINS CHAINSor
Fex or Watches W aleba Lorpneltti ltn and Puna PunaLink PurusLink PunaLInk
Link design from rom 750 to 4500 4500Rope 4500ROfe 4500Roe
Rope p paltetnl tteffli from 1000 to 3500 3500With 3500With 3500With
With dlssaood tildef from 1500 to 0000 10000GENTLEMENtS hOO00VEST 0000EPTTLEMENS
EPTTLEMENS VEST CHAINS CHAINSJtin
Plain Jtin links of fancy aocy dtsljn 6 850 50 to 5000 50AXJwitltn
S 1k Watch Fein gold mounted 450 to 3500 35001ockcl 3500ockeis
1ockcl ockeis and CWIllo sIci 350 to 10000 10000anhfield 10000f
f anhfield cId 4 4JIfJJr 40Jiwstirs
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No 40 matter how much you pay pa for or a safe s sc e you can get tl nothing nothn vlltr than thanmockrn thanmodern a amod
mod modern m HALL Theyve stood art a lofts of test In the he SIxty > x y yc years rj theyve been beenon bcciOil
on the market and arc guaranteed lhroiiRhout Prices right rightHalls rightHalls rigidHaiPs
Halls Safes SafesYouroui so soVorolchallp4
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for or I Modem M04 Hall 1HNERAI AUI2NT5 AJINT5eco MJUNTS3coadflawdfUOIUIa
3coadflawdfUOIUIa 5 eco fl 1 HMdMMtarMto HD Ior 393 BROADWAY N Y YSafmvl YSa YS
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SPEC BY SALVATIONISTS SALVATIONISTSTORKF
russ orpinsan or 0 IIIK liT ARMY lEND HSNIOVT lENDorlr WNJour
our A GOLD MINT tl FROSfKCIVa FROSfKCIVaOther IROJPEnrlJotllfrt JIfOWZflSOthers
Other Bald to hay 1IIHt lavettotf la th the Chock Col Colflwer Cd CdBrewet CotDrwff
Brewet flwer of 0 th the War ar j Cry r Col Evens ro sn snDrtgaoler and andUrtadI anlIrigadier <
UrtadI Drtgaoler Halpln ordertd by Commandti CommandtiBootliTickrr COlDma CummandVcaTscku der derBoeUlTulier
BootliTickrr to Iyrwril Farewellbat ar bat Kttaso KttasoThro IIduTbrOfl hirfissThree
Three officers of the Salvation Army Ann hay havibeon bllvoben haybeen
ben caught trafficking In mining stock and ni nia aa aaa a aa
a result ro there h re Is trouble becnus th be dlsdpllm dlsdpllmof
of the Army Ann forbids Its officers omce tn go tnt lntouUldo Inlo Inlooutlde tntoutsido <
ouUldo business The officers OmOOI1lIlN are Col Wllllan WllllanJ
J Brewer editor of the IVar ar Cry the Array Armyioffldal AnnY1Ilmcl4l Arrayofficial
official organ Col William Ulam Evans commondliu commondliutho comanlUldlrth6
the Pacific Coast onal Division J vl lon and Brigadier Wll WllHam WIIlIam Il Ilhtam
Ham Halpln hialptnwho who has a roving commission I1 I1Is It ItIs II
I Is not alleged that they thebnll theybayemade have made much mcoOout mcmoj mcmojout mOlleyout
out of mining stock stockTlie stock11le stockTie
Tie enterprise In which the three Wllllami Wllllamibecame Williambecome llIIam8 llIIam8become
become Interested wa was the Great RepublIc Gold OolrMining GoldMJnlnar ColtMining
Mining Company of Seattle Incorporated I Inpt It Ital Iappears
tile flr first t of th ththreo the thetbreo Livthree
npt appears > l > ear that Col Evans wa <
three to take hold Col Evans who was th thofllccr Ihe IheoQ1Cfr tboflicci <
ofllccr who offered the ho command of the Am Amen Amertcan Amencan rl rlcan <
can branch of 0 the Salvation Army to Halllnirtoi HalllnirtoiJJooth DalllnllfonlJoolh flalhlngtOlhiooth
JJooth after the tiiecommandot command of the Salvation SalvationArm SalvationArmIn Army ArmjIn ArmyIn
In AmericA had been taken away from torn Mr MrItooth MrIlooth Mrhiooth
Itooth by hi his English FNrIl b father ho tins been for or eomi eomitime BOllletIme acmtime
time In command of the Ioviflo Const DlvUloi DlvUloiof DI lon
of 0 the Array Anll with headquarters in Ban Fran Frandsoo Frllndsoo Francisoo
dsoo The State fila of Washington is Inhlnterri Inhlnterritory In hI tern tertiInry terntory
tory The main ofHce of the Great HepuMU HepuMUGold IteputilliGold > lIo lIoUold
Gold Mining Company U l In Seattle BeattleLast tioaHloLalIt SeattleLast
Last smnm elIDlrner r Col Brewer Drewermadd madu a trip to th thWest tbe tbeWNt thiWest
West and saw Col Evan Col Itrewer aleattended ale alKattended tillOaHendld
attended the National atlona Convention of the Pro Prohlbltlon Irohlvltlon Probibition
hlbltlon party In Chicago At that oonventlor oonventlorhe
he made a riproaring speech and practicallY prootlcalljpledged practicallYpledaed practicablpledged
pledged the Ih vote of the Salvation Army to Uu UuProhibition UlelTohlbltion tieProhibition
Prohibition ticket The Colonel didnt dldn do thli thliIn thlIn thuin
In so many mllo word and It lsald 10 aald ho couldehave couldnl couldnlhave couldotball
have delivered the vote voteAt voteAt voleAt
At any an rat rat < the speech made a sensation It Ittho IIIthe iithe
the convention and the Prohibitionist con concluded condudld coneluded ¬
eluded that they needed Brewer Dreweru as a aspeaker campalgr campalgrspeaker campall1lllpeaker
speaker An D arrangement satisfactory satl rnctory to thColonel th the theColoc1 thuColonel
Colonel was made and ho agreed rood to make maketumping a atumilina a astumping
stumping tour later In the campaign campaignWhen earnLlahrnWben caznaignWhen
When he got back to New Iw York ork after th thconvention the theronVfnlou thtconvention
convention be b wa was made the New Yorx or man managcr manlrer managor
agcr of th the Clreat Republic It pllbllo Gold Mining Com Company ComEany Cornpant ¬
with offices on the seventh floor of th thbecame the thet thuv thuaul
Eany pany pant t laul aul DulJdhcr Not louallter lute ptter Cob Brepr Breproame Brewetcame
became v came tho New tW York manager man tr or whatever whateverhe whatovellie
he was ofttclnlly colled a prospectus of tb tboompany the theconpany
was Issued bearing the tie names o oBrewer of olBrewer
oompany
Brewer rewer Evans and iTalpln I alpin bfar1nf There here Is nothing nothingattached nothlncraltached nothLnattached
attached to the names nalt1elllo to show that the owner ownerwere ownewere ownerswere
were connected with the Salvation Army Arm but butIt butIt butIt
It Is stated that a number of Salvation Army Armyofficer AnnyoQ1tOrl Armyomeers
officer invented Ine led in the stock stockJust stockJust I IJust
Just how long Col Brewer who Is now In InChicago InChlolUo InChicago
Chicago ran the New N ew York office of the com coming rompany cornparty ¬
party doea oes not appear ll ar but about the time be beceased lieceased
ceased to t4 run It la known nown lie went campaign campaigntug nmJnlrrn1
tug according to i iof agreement lelUnrr a I leave leavecit nve nveof
of absence IIben from fromaway thfJ t t ann Tni While ho was WltaWll wasaway
ProhibltlonlIs undertook the tbearraniremfll1U thearrangements
away Wll the local Prohibitionist ProhibitionistCooper
arrangements for the Irohlbltlon rllll rally at atCooper atCooper
Cooper Union Ui on at which Gen Woolley the theparty1 theputr thear
party1 ar i s candidate for the presidency was to tobe tobe toethic
be ethic the chief chi speaker ll1ker They wanted to consult consultBrewer oonlIlt oonlIlt1IIIr consultBrewer
Brewer about certain cent n matter matlefllUld and went to hi hioffice b bomco 5 5offlce
office In the Kt Paul Building to see him lie Hewonot liewlllloot liewa800t
wonot there and sotheycaUPd 110 sotheyca the calwd id up the Hairs HalvaTho RnlvUon Hairstton
Uon Army hadqllutl111 heach tierters 10 tee It lie W was II there thereThe thereThe
The Prohibitionist ProhibitionistInformed ProhIbItionist t who did the talking was WIIAInQrmed wasfnf8rmned
Informed by b some HalvatlorJrt t at t tho tb otheren other otherend olhfrend
end fnf8rmned en of the line that Col Brewer wasout WM out of ofIs ortown oftown
town townII town1s
1s Is that not 100 the Prohibitionist t Is reported reportedto
to have said 1 thought he had returned but butas hilt hiltfIj buttas
as 1 couldnt nnd him nt hU Broadway men menJ
1 thought Idnqulre Id Inquire at the Salvation Army ArmyBoadway Ann AnnhladQuanffII Armyheadattarierm
hladQuanffII hladQuanffIInl1
nl1 Boadway officer tb tho Salvationist 1a Issaid 1 1snld 1aIIIIld
snld tohnve to have exclaimed He has no Broadway Broadwayoffice Itroadwnvomce rodllnt rodllntomce
omce Tho only on > office he ha baa Is right here1 here1Is ht htIII hereIs
Is that so Inquired the Prohibitionist ProhibitionistWell I
Well 111 If TOlfll youll drop down to 220 Broadway Broadwayyoull Broadwayyou1i I Iroull
youll find tf1ot1li he h If not only onl got one office but two twohanoMome twohandroome twohan
hanoMome han me ones too on the seventh floor floorThen noorfhn floorThen
Then the cat was 111 out of tho bag Accord AccordIng AccordIng I IInll
Ing to the story tor told to a StrK 81 1l man yesterday yesterdayan
an Investigation was Immediately made by byComrnandor byCommandor byCommander
Commander IlootbTucker who I III now In tnConnecticut InConnfCtlcut inConnecticutwhich
Connecticut Connecticutwhich which lbootbTuckj resulted result in the demand that thateach thatfoleh thateach
each of th the three officers prepare at once onceto onMto onceto
to farewell as a It Is prepar4 colled call In the UioArmy thoArmy theArmy
Army when an oftlner Is to bet transferred trancfsrjed to toanother toAnolh6r toROot
another ROot St Held BoothTucker was fairly fair y as astounded M MtOil astounded ¬
tounded tOil ndrd n short time t1m after the orders to the theofllcerH theonlcelli theofilcent
ofllcerH to farewoll had boon given Illnnl to hnv hnvv have I1nIIb haveaeh
aeh Ib v or them refuse to do 4rt an IIn any > aiifh lIuln suck tVitrtfv tVitrtfvBrewer thing thlntDrc1lr thingBrewer
Brewer was wllliruf II to give up the manugimt maniwc maniwcment
ment of the Bold mining in fling companys office and andHull andId
mt Id so torning the business over to Albert Alberthall
Hull who wa was a compositor In the Armys Armysnt Ann Annpninfing
pninfing omce And I ut the matter stands standsitt
nt present Commander BoothTucker Is con confumted conrented
rented with open retielllon on the part partof of three threeof threea
of a his officer and yet et they are st still 111 In n the Army ArmyWhen ArmyWhen
When Balllncton Booth Just asked to remain remainIn reman a aIn
In the country he was promptly thrown out outAnother outAnother
Another officer o cot hoa ha been giving Commander CommanderBoothTucker CommanderIhoothTuicker
BoothTucker trouble It seems that the thoCommanders theConiniandere
Commanders flvoyenr term In America will willbe willbe
be up next spring anti that ho wants to sUr sUrA day daymemorial
A memorial signed by hl his division offlcem ask asking asIcng ¬
ing ng that he bo retained here has been sent to toGen tohen
Gen Booth and liaslt has it la said been more favor favorably favorably ¬
ably received than was UnlllriRtqn Booths Boothsapplication Booth Boothapplication
application to bo allowed to stny trw hero tore The Thefinal Therituul
final decision Is still to be in rendered renderedHhortly renderedShortly
Shortly otter this memorial was w sent > nt Cnpt Cnptilclnrlane Cajittlclariane
ilclnrlane of Baltimore resigned from the theVnny thetrmny
Vnny and In the mtter tier which he wrote gIving clvlpgsome gIvingmorm
some of this reasons for hl hit > > roslcnntlon he hesaid le lemaid
said that the memorial was the work of hypo hypocrites hyperltes ¬
crites rltes At the annual meeting of the field and nndstnff andmtaff
stnff on Dec I 7 some of those things are likely likelylo
lo o be considered consideredMIS conch med medSAYS
SAYS FRJCtf PturtfEN V ARK SLAVES SLAVESCapt SLAVESDapt
Capt Vllffrd Main a flpterk peec Bofor th thO the theC
O F IT ITA VA
A resolution from the Loiter Carriers Union Unionjondemnlng UnIoniondemning
jondemnlng Fire Commissioner Scannell forIisniicaing for forllsmlsslng
llsmlsslng Capt James D Qlfford from the theIfjiartment th thtepartment
Ifjiartment Milch had been held over from fromnst frontnat
nat week was submitted for adoption ut yes yesyrdays yesrdays
yrdays meeting of the Central Federated Federatedunlon FecJtdtdrnion
unlon A rimllar resolution from Eccentric EccentricFiremen Eccentriciremnens
Firemen Union No 3 was als also submittedeforn submitted submittedSefore
Sefore any action was taken It was announced
hat former Captain Clifford wise In the room itntl itntlto
iio to privlleg of It the floor was at once accorded nccorihdohlm
ohlm 0 him lie e was received teat with oliwr and andwild tundaid
wild he represented rc irecientcd the common people and got gotiito gotrito
iito trouble o for or presenting a petition pet lion on b behalf behalfI lmf
> I f the common people to Uio L 0 proper autliorlt IPS es
I nm convicted of being nn agitator and andin nodLit
in American cltlaen he sold I violated
10 law Slat late or national but only wanted to toreate torate
rate a condition of things tiiingc which would lve lveyople lveeopie
yople the right tji to life liberty and the tli put purlUlt putuit
lUlt of happiness happinessCnpt hapintssapt
Cnpt apt Illfturd I I ord announced that he would tx txL 1 1I >
L I rtelcfnte deeRtute to the C F IV I llmsrir next Sun Sunay
lay ay lou late no Idea ff ffrre how the firemen firemenorfl
rre treated ho wild wildrere Comnmittesg an anminted
minted to coo thin Chief or this Cnhiinlcsorier Cnhiinlcsoriermere
mere kicked out anti transferred The men menn
n It the department were treated llko sluv davis i I Iut itn
tn nc a politician but a ttrmnii who
ho right to live I dont want any ptinstnai ptinstnaiifldlninftUOfl
ifldlninftUOfl of Mr Seiuincll or ti r Crcktr
ut I want you to nwlst in gettingsuch getting itch hours hoursmd toursor
or the tlrenuin that they ran go to place of ofmrhip
mrhip on Sispdaya an linitdy it they like
Our tnt on ias been a nxttoneo since ita
md recently I was made lt President 1 1nnd Innd
nnd a carefui speech at a labor meet meeton meeting in
trand citral I act lmni a eIflrLO was load
gainat toe of instbordlnatioyi have hirpri
anvicteci of hetng a niembor of a politIal
lub yet tla iawisg alt men itt CuItl If
on err In lIne t t ic icoil political party n power powerThe
rlrflit rlrflitTl
on are nil
Tl The recoiuttnA i1 condemning Commissioner Commissionerrter
eimnneil were adopted an4 Capt Clifford left
rter thanking the delegates delegatesBaiqitt dolegatBasqit
Baiqitt to Oe O Howard DowrdA
A reception and banquet will b be given by hi
he Brooklyn Congregational
Club this oven ovenO
tt in th Pouch manlon In homior of the cieven
eth birthdayofMsJo451 Ollvcrftia llowaed
O BEAD THE aCt BLNH REAL ESTATE
NEWS NEwSnd
2dtb nd tabulat fJfr fornii Pf of Wlr < transAction Is to bo
otter posted i t roction thin those who
rig on cioca stste mediums whir
ha effortbtat partiall cors the gruun
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Important ImportantRug
Rug Sa1e Sa1eRare
Rare Antique AntiqueAfgIlan
AfgIlan Ca e1s e1s7ft6xioft
7ft6xioft 7ft6xioft5Oto75
S SExtra
5Oto75
Extra Quality QualityFersiczn
Fersiczn and andThrkisi
Thrkisi Ca ets ets9X12
9X12 to 12X16 ft
175 to toless
less than cost to import
300 SrnaltRugs SrnaltRugssv7
sv7 to SI2 SI2exceptional
exceptional value
60 Large Antique AntiqueKaabagh
Kaabagh Rugs Rugss
s 1400 1400reduced
reduced from 1800 1800Commencing i 8ooCommendng
Commencing CommencingMonday CommendngMonday
Monday November 26thiN 26thiNLord 26th 26thLord
Lord Taylor TaylorBroadway
Broadway 20th 20thWALKING St StWALKIXQ
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WALKING DELEGATE WANTS Hy HyA PAYAs
A As a the rntam Das No A Aseetaft ets n Will flu fluTtdnal as mdi mdiildual >
Ttdnal Members MembersPATEHSOK lemnberiParznsois
PATEHSOK NOT 26Icter 28 Peter It Mnnabnmj Mnnabnmja
a walking delegate for or the Uulldlnc Trades TradesCouncil Tradet4 Tradet4Council
Council of thU city haw retained lAwyer Dnhlol LMh LMhI
1 Campbell to bring Bull for the recovery recoveryof racove racoveof
of tut llt u as Wages at the rate of 13 3 u day while whilenctlng whi ii iiacting
acting as walking dulecnti Minclmm hal mi
been unable to get his waccs Ihe union has lnino hastb
no tb ttMeu on whiih to U 5y T aid IAWIIT Camp Caoi >
bell Jioa drawn ut up > flit pnpers nealnst Cornellim
Breen William It MncDonHld Hinry llltoiila llltoiilaatid hhitohieamid
amid Edward K Dennis rnemrxTH of the nnlon nnlonwho
who have property Memlxrs nt the council councily councilcity
city y that a p per < r capIta aiwojwiintit M will 111 l be > e levied leviedPJI leviedcit
cit PJI all the members of tliu council to roach
Manrhatns claim claimMangham
Mangham Manghamitrpentore It n carpenter nnd durlna the recent recentoarpentflrsKtrlltehotfMik
oarpentflrsKtrlltehotfMik itrpentore strike he took thn portion of leader leaderwlion
wlion Iho citrik trlkn i udvd > It was Imposxlhlo for
him to secure work In title city or vicinity and andwhen andwhen
when he hud to RO to work because Liecau ci of thin fallurt nllurs nllursDele
to pay hIs salary as waibiig dlegate he bad
to seek employment lit another city cityDelegate
Dele Delegate tei Ilu Iluct t Hat Union Pie PieIho Piethe
the delegate of the Tin Holier Union Unia mud muda mcdift
a compifllut nt yesterday tueetlnc of the Con Ccntrill ConIntl <
trill Federnted tnlon thnt n nuniluT uf arced
ln ing mernb members r of tlw lii orgnnl orgumilastlon itlon had formed
tho Pin P1 llakerr KrnployeeB Fjniorep Trilnn nod hnd hndrot he hegot
rot n charter from Olitrlct Assembly 2ZO K Kof Kof
of L I of Krooklyn hit uew ew union Pin tumid aaltlmnde tumidmad
mad nonunion pie n In It members did nol nnjrecelxf nolreceive
receive union WIIKII On his lii retiueet the chair chairmsn chairmen
men Inttnicted the delenatcx not to consume
this nlleged ni icged nonunion pi piHow iihIow
How are wo to Identify It asked a dele deleeatn dejaget
eatn eatnThe get
getThe The delegate of th the re baker admitted
that ho could not tell telly tellsays
says y Pun Panperi peri Arc Ar Doing Carpenter Wok WerkPeleifnto WokDelegate
Delegate Io Grief of the New York city Cats Catspentcrs Carnenters
pentcrs Union reports to tho lb Central Fed Fcdernted Fedtoted
toted fnlon rentordir ibid lio had gone be
foro for CommNifoner of Imrlticn imarit ls Keller with i icomplaint acomplaint
complaint t hut pauper wen itoinx tho work workof workof
of carpenters In thin city Institution Onl Onlonn Only Onlyon
onn on cnrpentir was nt work Mr Kller told
him ho snld that cnri csmriiulr > cmr could not ho tin tinployed etailored
ployed to do thin thii work unhvo tlw ti iinproptU lmppropmjaion
tlon ion for the department win IIK Irireased IrireasedOIIITUA rcucU rcucUiUITVARV
OIIITUA iUITVARV iUITVARVJames RI RIJames
James Affleck died nt hU residence 184 Wnr Variburtera
burton nvenue Yonkrrn lutcit w rvenlnu evening aged
74 He bad been ill for come time with lieari liearidlsensn car cardisease
disease Mr Affleck wns horn In SentIent hcotlccand SentIentend
and came to this country when n Pay Iln Ii got gotaplacnnsaclerkforthnlliidMiti gota
aplacnnsaclerkforthnlliidMiti a plac a aclerk fir thin litidijri KlverltnllroHil KlverltnllroHilwhere hilver Dnfirornf Dnfirornfwhere
where Ills clever work n as nn nnoinitint nt nttrietedthenttentlonof attnuetcd
trietedthenttentlonof tnuetcd ti attntion of CioriUiwtli IIorg iziw tie Tnllro rnflrosman d dman
man and luiiinclcr law iritriicfd yoiiuu iiitig AITlnoj AITlnojas fIfiac
as his confidential clerk nnd promoted liln lilnfrom ihri ihrifrom
from one jxisltlon of repori reslcotiltil lhlllty it to nnotliiT nnotliiTAt ii totlimrAL
At his death ieiirtf IAW nip liIisuntd ant d Mr Af Affleck Atfleck >
fleck hl lila executor nnd ni hi lui hiss ttito lx hxe > eD thl thlmannifnr liiimactower
mannifnr it f the Intnriwt uf thecsmtn lnvnlvlni lnvnlvlniabout Irivnlvi Irivnlviatrnut
about fifteen million dollars Mr AHIeck hn hnlived lint
lived In Yoiikcr fur many yearn liLa wifiturvlvM wilt wiltsurvive
survive him him but there lire no chllilrrn chllilrrnKdmund chuiilrpnEdmund
Edmund llncon forin formerly rlr n wellknowi wellknowibnnkor svoiiknnaqirinker
bnnkor of Islington Ky nnd for severe fevrriyearn severerurs
yearn a suderer from runs pnniljHls died ut till billionic
home ionic In IfiltiKton yiuterday iiitvriu lied 70 years
He married n il mhmimgiitr UBhtT nt if lohn Itrnncl liltson lilt liiiion
son Edmund Itnroti N iuwNtflnt ennornl pn pnsenirer paia paiacenorer
senirer ntcent of the Motion jtnllr italiracj nd nt Ixnil Ixnilvllln hAlite hAliteciii
vllln ciii nnd hit lit son Franklin l l the Ixnilnvlili IxnilnvlilireprewntntlvH Ioilivjjiqrepreelitath
reprewntntlvH of n Clnclnimtl coffee Ittiti nd t tl tlnuce i
hou nuce n lie ii leave thrro tlaUBliterbEleanoc daugtitcriiEitiriUnrgtmrct
Mnrvuret and Mnrln MnrlnKmilerick ittiriaIrnieriek
Kmilerick Hnuer tie organlat or anlnt of Ht Thmnai Thmnairilsht Tlarunattr1tiituu
tr1tiituu Cathnhiu liuireh liroolilyn dicit 1 1ilghit
rilsht at hm hi homo ran Ninth iivimun Mat Marsvtttmfl
hiittin n the rnsiilt of n fi iii dmnstnlr ol ohi1da
Friday i1da nIght Tlm fsJI cli wiis wit HIMIIMIVMI to I hnvi Instpen
Nvn pen the result of n stroke nf nt opliiy Mr
Ilreuer was SB year old Hn ii im to lit thlcountry litountry
country from Onrmnny thlrtyfivn ycnni aga ca
A t wife and i Is l chlldmn rmlvn him litiProf himl
l Prof > rof Marshall Oliver of the Naval Aeademi AeademiIt
It it Annapolis died ln lat Jiicht of ale pljy H HWRJ IICR
WRJ CR awiUMnt profiusor In mechanical druwlnj tirciaclu tirciaclund
ind nd civil fiKrlneerlne fiKrlneerlneTheCATTLERAKCH tlgirnprirmgiiTE
TheCATTLERAKCH TheCATTLERAKCHbrought brought to your yourdoor ifm
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