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HUNT POOLROOM IN A CLUB

rnucE ovAnn LIGHTNING JIMTEnAnTS QVAltTEIlS-

It the OarHelrt Republican ClubIrrome Got a Complaint Delano

Sent Men Around to Let No One InTwo Imdstrnt Members Arrested

The Oarfleld Republican Club oncoIlepublicnn club of the Twentieth Awemblydistrict in fact it still Is In name is undei-g club As a result of a letter to DistrictAtorney Jerome which saId tho placewaj heltering a poolroom policemen amstationed outside hnvohad troublo In entering Yesterday thoEASt Thirtyfifth street K furt to arrest two members who Insisted

on enteringllie clubhouse 230 East Th I rtysecond-

ftreet its baok almost touohlng raptGoddards Clvlo on Thirtyfirst streetIn front It Tammany Centralclub across the street Tho club wnsorganized in 189S by Lightning JimStewart a former Slate Inspector of gasmeters and at that time Republican leaderof thn district Since thon ho hasthn president of the club ns well as tho lesseeof the building in which it in housed

In 1W9 after n hitter fight nt the pri-

maries apt F Norton Goddnrd won theIfSlership from Stewart Since then theclub not been active politically

The present troubles of tho club beganlast Tuesday afternoon when unex-

pectedly four tall policemen took theirstation In front of tho place Any otawho tried to enter was warned away Onthat afternoon a large number of mem-

bers wanted to go In All were turnedand nobody kicked The neighbors-

MV th y were content to go around thecorner and enter by a back door Themen who went In through th rear cntnoout through the regular front entranceand s m of the watchers cero heard toexpress surprise nt seeing so ninny peoplei Hie no ono en-

teredThe wimo thing went on all Wednesday

there was a change me-mlr of the club reached the of pro-testing and two of them insisted onarrest ed

Thy were taken first to the EastfMi street station and from there to theYerkvillo police where they wornnrraUued Magistrate Deuol Theprisoners were Fox a clerk of 3M

t street nnd Jnmes Cama stock broker of 113 East Thirty

second street The policemen who madeth arrests were not w at chargethey could make against thA prisonersOne of them explained to thethat District Jerome had re-

ceived the complaint and that ho hadturned It over to Delaney who atonce sent four with to arrest

that insisted on thesuspected house The policemen admittedthat andthev were Immediately discharged Thepolicemen were that makingatTests such circumstances

n the laid themselves openfor damages

Last night there were no policemen Infront of the club Thethe exception of the hallway andfloor was darkThe janitor was putting a new anti strongerlock on The police had notbroken In the door he wild

Stewart was found In tho Tammanvclub across the street looking very muchAt home Ho explained that reasonthe members not yet wade an organIzed protest was that was hard to getthe on hort notice

His attention was called to theneighbors said the wns well frequented-on afternoons on Sundays nnderenlngs

Many of the members are stock brokerspeople who get ofT early ho

explainedwas sure however that the Oarfield

Club was nothing but what itpretended to be

HE WET APPEALS Jon AID

For Hoer Women and Children He Fe r-

Knuland Wont HelpSpecial CoM la Tin Srx

AMSTERDAM Speaking here today Gen Wet Mid We have come toask help for tho widows and children andthe more needy of the burghers Uponassistance of this kind from England Ifear the Boers cannot count

Referring to the Huguenot ancestors ofthe Doers Gen De Wet said if Englandwished to have these Huguenots ns sub-jects before ho wns willing to be aloyal before God Until tho dayof God should come they wished to be loyalto the new Government

Speaking at the City Hall hero todayGen Botha declared that peace In SouthAfrica was duo to the mediation of DrKuyper the Dutch Premier It hadbrought the all thoy desired

HANK nOHBEItY-

B440OO Stolen From Das In theEmployee Kiimectrd-

Sptctz CMl Dupa to Tax SfV-TARIS Sept II The olllera of the

Panic of Franco are reticent regarding-the theft of 220000 about H4000Suspicion U some of theemployee of the institution The money wasstolen from bags brought to tho vaults onMonday The robbery was discovered

Several bags wero cut open andranging from 3000 to 8000 francs

taken out This la the first vault robberycf the Institution since tho foundation ofthe bank a century ago

CHINA PUNISHES OFFICIALS

two Cashiered In District Where Minionaries Were Murdered

SpirtaJ CoAI DitfutOt It SexPKKIN Sept 11 An edict has Issued

cashiering two officials of the dis-

trict Province of Srechuon where Englishmlg lonaric wero recently murdered Twoculprits have been beheaded

It is reported that therA are occasionalmurders of native converts In Szochuen

LDrlcuie to Give a Ilreakfait to KnoxSfiftal Cabl Diiptlclt to Tar ScK

PARIS Sept U M Delcassi tho Minister-of Foreign Affairs will glvo n breakfastt Tiorrow morning to AttorneyGeneralKnox who has arranged to leave Paris onSaturday Mr Knoxs son Mr Uussellof the Department of Justice AmbassadorPotter and all the staff of tho embassy havebeen Invited to bo present

Iraneli Joseph of Ilraiana IndictedSpeclitl CaXt Dtipiacl to Tin SUM

LONPOV Sopt U Tho Grand Jury Inthe Old Balloy today found a true lullagainst Joseph of Hrngnnra whowas a AuntroHungarianmission to coronation anti who withthree associates was charged with mis-conduct under the Criminal law amend-ment

bhah to Nee llnsilan Military Maniriitrrst-pfttol Caltlf Dupateh to THF S M

PARIS Sept UThn Shah of Persiahas th Invitation of the CzarNicholas to attend the HusMan militaryrrnnruvrr-

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tunity to ttrt Iortuitals tradeSpecial CMi Deipiicl la Tim SUN

LONDON Sept Knuicl Ji l omU-ho United Stales Minintifr to Portugal-

is In London on his way to Now York onporional liiudiiHSA HH will return to hlupout nl Lisbon accompanied by hn wifeIn about n month In nn Interview todayhe wild

Thorn I nn ascollent field In Portugalnow for thn Introduction of Amnrlran ma-chinery and mechanics toolsagricultural Tho

are Inrrenning the ana of their grainproduction with tho object of raisingall their own grain and wheneverhnvo a good Bonoon they ran easily do itThus movement commenced n few yearsago when they used to Import fromthe tnlted States They

that their country In very fertileand they need modern Implements to de-velop it

American machinery could ho Intro-duced with Lisbon and Oporto as thodistributing points Tho work must hodone carefully and systematically howeverby men acciintomr d to deaL with Latinpeoples Tho best timIng would l for ourmanufacturers to iMtiibllnh n general em-porium where they could maintain a smallpermanent exhibition of American manu-facture

CHOLERA ON 1 TRANSPORT

Three Heaths on the Klinnun ItrlnrrnManila and Nagasaki

tfpetml CMM Dupnth to Till ScvMANILA Sept llTh transport Sher-

man which was rwarmitlned for tendays at Manila owing to tho death of themother of Lieut Carey has arrived ntNagasaki with four cases of cholera on

There were three death during thevoyage from Manila anti tho transporthat again been quarantined Tho Q iart r-

nuiMpr 14 unn to give the nanien of thosowho dual but It L supposed that they weroreturning Koldiers

Tim transport Logan entered quarantinetoday She in sailing for home with BrigOen Grant and two squadron of the 9thCavalry

Tho merchants of Manila including nfow Filipinos aro circulating a petition toCongress not to exclude Chinese laborersfront tho archipelago

Ciena Davis and Bell have gone on aninspection tour of the Vlsaynn

MANILA EDITOR SENTENCED

Value fets M Months at Hard Labora I1nr

Special la Till SexMANILA Sept llSoflor Vnlde

editor of tIme Spanish paper Miivwho was found guilty last May oflibelling Dr Pardo do Tavern and Scflor-I Kardo Filipino members of the InitodStates Commission and who was lined mimi

banished returned to the city in July andrepeated tho libel lie was again arrectedand today was found guilty and sentencedto MX months Imprisonment at hard laborand to pay a

DEAN OF CITY EMPLOYEES DEAD

Stephen McCormick a Gallant Soldier anda Veteran Public Servant

Stephen McCormick who In point ofservices was said to bo tho oldest employee-of the city died his home 147 Kant

street yesterday wasborn In this city and was 73 years oldDuring the administration of Mayor Tiemann fortyflvo years ago Mr Mcforrnlck-wanappointed n Junior clerk In wlmt wasthen known as time lAmp and ia Dopiirtment Ho row to be chief clerk In thedepartment and about thirty years ngo

superintendent In the Depart-ment ofcontinued In the Water Department untilthe early part of this summer litfell sick was said to hnvo been amember of Tammany Halt longer than

other person on rolls of that or-ganization was a charter memUrof time Club

Mr McCormick was a veternn oftime Mexican War amid th Civil War Inthe former ho received honorable mentionfrom Congress At the outbreak of th

in tIme Seventyflritregiment

Obituary Notep president of the Mer-

chants National Hank illrertorof the 1nlted States Itiidlntor Muttn prominent Uwyer did yesterday at hl

N V Ho was Inford N Y 4 l 3l Ills father

Murray In ir of-

ISI2 and his grandfather rapt Illber Mur-ray nt Ilimkrr In other ftevo

battle Mr Mnrrny was admittedto the bar In than and won a pofltion thatmado him a ronspliuotw in westernNew York HP MO extensivelyin and was Interested iisoul educational IntercMs of DunkirkHo was u Democrat and was n dripCHtfl to several conventions nnd to time

n candidate for Concro m lt7o when hisdistrict was Republican by flfand was H of only 3uMr Murray Is survived his wife and threechildren Chiirles Murray IsCommissioner of Quarantine of ofNew York

Kilns White who for many yearscommanded whittling ship Ntllinir fronteastern Lone Inland port on Vodncsday from ptomaine poKoniiiK nt liH homo

I was born on OctIn his lone eireer on the sea

wits several times He wamto of time Nn suu of New Iledford

was burned by the Ilehel privateerShenandoah In I niter ihn loirrender ofLee news of which haul not reached the

commander Whitelater commanded the slut Alto of New liedford which was lost on ono of KalkUndIslands Ills lost was from New

SN skipper of the Corsair urnirliwas run by Chilean pteimer ItuU-olt Chile

William who tiled nn Monday nt hUhome 7 Seventh avenue In hiseightieth anti was burled yesterdayat Valley I hall Ixen

a century one of bestknown Ihvrystable men llrooklyn Ills placn InHook was lone tho favorite resort ofpoliticians mid horsemen t mil a few

aeo Hill us the old wasfamiliarly known could be Been on the S ee

a tine trotter n aco-ho surprised his frl mN by nn aired

he had known nearly nil hislife She two dailshliTS by his wiresurvlvu

The Hey Scully n wellknownCatholic priest of Cambridge Mu s died

after a lone Illneis He wim hornin Ireland and was over 70 years out unitwas known for huts work In Interest-of parochial schools He was appointed

the Nlntn Massachusetts H-Mment dunn Civil iir and served three

being captured twice Ho was wellknown ns a temiKTame leader andtill over the country him a Kreat deal

succiss of nolleeriso movement m-

CambrldK wasMrs Fannie Moone n slniter who

under tie niinie of pliiyed-

minor parts In farce comedies nnddrnmnn eontrolled tin lateCol Sinn V Hurl and Hurry Minerdied tier home is Cooper sir et

She ns tlie wife JieowMoone and wns born m rn-

ye is n left Hie Maki about six yeus-nito Is survived by her husband fourHIIIS and ono daughter

Matthew llrind 72 years old ofJlnteti at huts honein McKeoii street of heart disease He setsborn In unit to this rnmitrylilly yenrs Iii hilter nnd then II

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Ieter Plucelo the father of ho Italianolnny In New Orleans Is He wns it-

mlivo of and went to New Orleansn I 4I He operated a line of vessels IxtweenSow ami made ainndsonie fortune

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TUNNEL CONTRACT SIGNED

FOR UNDERGROUND ROVTiionovon

And Mr Itumont turnlshe Ills Otvn Seenr-II That Hell Do be lob All Itlxli-

llapld Transit Hoard UettlnBlo Intend thus Huliway to Fordham

Comptroller Grout walked alongway yesterday afternoon with ll02lfiCworth of negotiable securities stowed awayIn an Inner jxicket of Ills coat Ho had rectlved them from George Wcounsel to HclmontMcDonald syinllcato nt a meeting of tho Hnpld TrunsllCommission

At the meeting the contract for tho build-Ing of tho subway between tItle cityBrooklyn was Under its terra U-KBelmontMcDonnld Company agreed tobuild tho tunnel for 000ooo with an addi-tional Jloonooi for terminal facilitiesTho road will cost at least JSnooOOO but Intanking this low bid August BelmontJolui 11 McDonald who mire building thisManhattan Midway estimated that thywould IH recompensed for employing theirown capital on tho Brooklyn extensionby the trafllr that woulil bo derivedby being able to carry passengers fromrime BritiT to Brooklyn for n single fivecent faro

The contract signed yesterday providedfor tho giving of tlOCincnn security for theproper of the tunnel

security for tho operationperiod of th Mr

apparently-at thn result of nnthemseUes demanded a very high pre-mium HO h deposited city stock withComptroller ns for time satisfactorycarrying Slut of the dMratlng part tin

or the constructioncertified rheek for JliitiOo lfpostel

It was made clear ntof time llnpid Transit Commissioners thatbef iro pre ent city administrationgoes nut f onVo ciintracis will bo let furn widi development of the railroadMstrni William BarclayInrsons nlrendy nt work on plans forthe building of nn extensionsomwl the ensl side of llio oitytimid for a short line up Drnndwny fromFourteenth ffroet to street

Some days ag this Transit Commifii n roivived petitions fromliving in the

nsklni that the wibwnv should beextended front the present limit norththrough Jernmo avenue On motion ofComptroller Irom aresolutlon was adopted

chief Fngincer totime nooemiry ulans for this lint

In making motion Mr Grout wild thatthe city woul l have n Mibstntitial cum to-

t end on subways flex year anti bedesirednil time preliminary work to pushedforward si contractsnwnrdod promptly

IIMMY IIKlS OHNSON-

He Call Him llrate Honest Cmidld openanti Ab e lloanl

LINCOLN Sept 11 In tomorrowfC-ommonir Mr Bryan dlscusse the Ohioconvention anti Indicates n perceptibleleaning toward Torn Johnson nw n Presi-dential candidate He NI

Ohio convention was of impnrtnnce-to the Democratic party for two reasonsFirst because the DemoeratH of Ohio in-

dorsed time Kansas City platform anti putthermrive in with the Demorrntsof nation and n cond Ixvaiiso it showedTom Johnsons influence In the councilsof the in the State

This Inlluenco a wholesnmo Hei brave ami hme t HI sympathies

ill people htight their for thin lie Is opencinch ciiovo in bis mehods anti tahestime people lulu his confidence Ills candorI r wii by his Hpee h as temporary chair-man of tb isinventuin-

Mr lm studied the moneyquestion as h

cconomicH limit be in to theInterests of the people arid he can bo do

upon to with In theof army controversy

PRIMARY TRANSFERS MISSING

Jacob NrnMrail Tile VanUlird Inlime Ilccllnn Hoard Mnnti to lutes

Friends of Jacob A Nowstond who U

fighting John Stlebling for time Hepiibllciinleadership of tho Twelfth AKrernbly districtdeclared yesterday that some con-

nected with the Board of Elections halabstracted certificates fur the transfer-of sixtyone voters anti unless thin courtsIntervened these voters will not be ableto vote on primary

Ties papers said Xewsteid werefiled several days ago by Joseph Krom

the secretary of our organizationseveral people with him so there

will no trouble proving that theywere in of

of Elections All of the namesrepresented who have de

intention of supporting moWell heat Stiebllng votes

I intend to demand nn investi-gation out how filch n thinr ns dis-franchising voters con be tolerntifl

lawyer S Itoienthnl sail thatMaw up papers in mandamus

proceedings to Election Cometime names on

the list and would nM for nn Investigationto find out who hud misplaced

COL DADY WILL NOT SERVE

Refuse tn Have Name Put nn thus

llrpubllcaii Ceneral Committee TIcketTim Kopublicnn ticket for

time primary In the Acsembly dis-

trict in Brooklyn wns up InM nightFor time first time In limo nnmoof Col Mirhael J will noton time tlckil as a delegate to the GeneralCommittee When ho ns a memo

of tho Executive Committee a fewnoontime ngo lie anuouncid that ho woiil-

nlso retire from th General Committeent of lit term

Last night h positively refused to haveIds nnmo Committeeticket although strong wasbrought to hear to hiivn limo do co In

of tho contention of tioIndependents that they forced hula retire-ment hail been hum

for sonic hue to active politi-cal work and that thin clamor of hiss enemieshail nothing to do with Ids refusal to returnto tho General Committee

Columbia County Democratic ConventionHfDSON X V Sept IIAt tho Demo-

cratic County Convention held in Kinderhook today C S Hogern J G Curtis andJnrncrt wire named as delegates totime State convention O

of Gnllatlnvllle was nominated for Assemblyand Itemus K Lather of Vnlaliv

This Silent Uliness In time llainmrrtlryHIM Iimtet Injiirrd by llon-

V NS IML N Y Sept 11Miss Be-

bcreH of Ballston in one time famousin New York nh MHit fs In theIlammendoy will contet U slfiering fromserious injuries caused by it crowd of horswho were apples from her treesWhen she ordered away otis boy struckher In tho pro with an anotherkicked her In tovcrnl places abut thnbody Jones who now 75 yearsnf age linn resided In Bullson lnco herlelcTM Irene Itldlow street Jl whereho wn confined for refusing to testify i

Sho hind been the housekeeper infamily many years

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KMT Jilt VAN FREE SILVER CLlltClub has Name flllh Jlrjan and

free Sihcr Left OutMfxico Mo Sept 11Tho Bryan Free

Hub of this city which was formedhumus nt last decided to change its

name It hm dropped Bryan nnd freeSilver nnd named Itself the Mexico Demo-

cratic Club

JUSTICE REACHS SUCCESSOR

Oov filch Appoints Prof Mllllam AlbertKeener Iate or Columbia

AMIANV Sept IIOov Ouch todayannounced the appointment of William AKeener ns a Suprvms Court Juxtlce torucccwl the late Mil I ach of Now Yorkcity The appointment holds until Jan 1

ns Mr Beachs successor will bo chosen atthe fall election

Mayor Low and all time other independentBepiibllcnn statesmen In New York countysmiled when they heard that Prof Keenerhail been selected for the vacant Judgeshipneil all of them said he was a jnost excellentman nnd would make n fine Supreme CourtJuslIce He will bo fullfor n full term of fourteen years with theother Justice appointed by Oov Odll

all hand turn and try to electFun Ilepublicnn county ticket will

bear time unities of Justice Alfred Sleekier-nn Independent Democrat Justice Ernest

a Justice KeenerIf lie i not elected this full Justice Keener

will serve only until Jan I wh n suc-cessor will time bench Thn CitizensUnion will cult Its vote for him thoughIt may not formally indorse him Howevr it may do their too

illinrn Keener has been timdean of Columbia law school for elevenyears tas ho retired to practisehis profession For a to

he was a professor In theschool He was born In 1RIV

in nnd was graduated from Emory Col-lege In that State in IS74 Five years laterho admitted to tho practice of the lawIn this State and here forfour years when he went to time Harvardlaw pchixil as un assistant In1W he was mado a full professor therereceiving the degree of hotaved until he value to Columbia

Time new Justice Is a specialist in corlaw He Is time Ca es-

on Jurisprudence Cn es on Equity Jurison Corporations

Justice Keener Is anod popular among all shades nfruns him Hi downtown odlce

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LEONARD F FISH WINS

He tarries tile Republican Caucus In thisTown of Glen US to BO-

FnTONvtLK X Y Sept n Iv nardFrothingharn Fish time recently deposedchairman of time Montgomery Be-

publicnn Committee won a decided victorythis afternoon at the caucus in the town ofGlen when delegates nero elected tocounty convention In time past Mr Fishhas been nble to control time politics of thotown but since ho win removed ns chair-

man of tho County Committee for time

ho took In iKjlmlf of Congressman Llltnuerwho was miominatod a determined effortIUIH Ixvn made to down him At todayscaucus ho had against him tho em-

ployees of this Erie Canal who reside In thotown anti Slato JacobSnell who succeeded Mr Fish as chairmanif tlio County Committee

Th caucus was In the hall of time

Donaldson Hotel von largely at-

tended ax tho factory of tho wiles Manu-facturing Company wns cloied to allow timeernployecH to vote Th caucus cnlld-to at 2 oclock rh chairman Wil-

liam II thesecn tnry WilliamH Tumhiill are followers of Mr Ilsh In

minutes 171 voles had Ixen castand the polls were closed It was foundthai the headed It Bronk Fish abrother of Leonard F Fish had 115 voteswhile that headed by Henry Johnson whowas lincked by State Commltteeman Suell-nnd forces hnd 50 votesTime announcement by time chairman thatMr Fish hail won wan signal for loudand continuous applause by his followers

Mr Fish hiild to SUN correspondent-that ho estimated that Ni emitfarmers stood by him while most of thevilago Voters Mr Snell Mr Fifliwas much over time victory and weewarmly congratulated friendsAmong thus who against Mr

it is wild Wilt Postmaster Van Antwerpwho is a relative of Congressman KStewart

Just at this time the political horizoncounty H

standpoint is far from King clear StateSnell was preset

todays caucus

WOODRl FF GETS REPORTS

Sure lust Klucs County With Send a liarmontoiis DdcKatlnn to Saratoca-

Lieut Gov Tlmohy L Woodruff relumedto Brooklyn nnd spent some timent Republican headquarters In conferencewith the Assembly district leaders in re-

gard to tho primaries on Tuesday nightFrom time reports ho received ho was con-fident ho Kings county would borepresented nt the Saratoga convention

a delegation There Is a hotfactional in in tho Seven-teenth Assembly district hut Mr Wood-ruff expects time organization forceswill there Tho conferencetho district lenders was resumed lust nightat Mr Woodruffs house

Orleans County Delegates Instructed forColer-

Aintox X Y fcVpt 12 The Democratsof Orleans county today nominatedA Dnnolds of Shelby for member of Assem-bly Perry church for ciunty TreasurerHenry Beck frr Superintendent of the Poor

THU for School Commissionerami George Brogan and Gilbert Clark forCoroners Tho delegates to the Stateconvention were Instructed to vote n aunit for lUrch S Color for Governor anti

candidacy of John Hiinneon of Buffalofor was IndorKd ROM

condemning tho Presidents strenu-ous travelling nnd speechmiklng nnd nilRepubllomi policies were

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N Y on Tuesday rvenlnc Sept n IMS ifur-a nrt riiyH Mlnrw William All n limit rIn vth ear nf hl jjf-

iirieral service will Iw M th First Jresbr-lerKn rhurrli Norli Prondwiy Yukers

Friday Scpi 17 at in o oVlock A M CariMie wlil meet train leaving flrandMntlon at OS oclock A it to which iprrlal-

HfCiOIXHOn s Tt I John I HiltglnsIn his 77th year

Iunral er tcet at his lal residence No 7 Westim at Saturday Sept n inn at I I M

Interment at Wnoillaw-iiKFVNBDYOn sept II Trolly irldoir of the

lal William Kennedy tn the Snub year ofher

funeral hereafier-

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ninilnwa vwthint for childrenirethiifr softens the reduces Inflammation

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SENATORS TO SEE PRESIDENT

MVVI AND FOUR OTHERS IN-

YITKD TlESDAY

Allison Aldrleh IiMteo and Spooncr totoninel Mllh Him at Nacamoru Hill

Irrsldenli Pastor to Obsrrvo theAnnhcrsnry of Mclilnle Death

OrflTRit hAy Sept 11Senator Hannn-rw io l eon announced in dofpatcliM fromtho West to TUB HUN U to ho tho guost ofPresident Roosevelt on Tuesday hut Senator Hanna is not to ho the only Itepiiblicmileader in tho Senate who will on han l-

Tho others who haw lace lnvlte l areSenators Allison Aldrich Lodge nndSpooner

Tho Senators from Massachusetts andRhode Island will bo able to tell tIme Senatorsfrom time West what tim effect of tho Pres-idents recent utterances hrw l con on theirconstituencies tho President will lx abletoo to tim advice of tho WesternSenators the subjects which ho shalltake up In making ciHeches on the Westerntour Altogether It U felt hero that theconference may malt n i ided chrmgthe plums cpeochf fur tho Wwteritour

L B nn authority on time theoryof civil reform old friend oftho President rut to lunch todayOn hits to tlu ho gave outnn Interview in whlcb lauded tw Presidents tariff anil wild thaI thePresident had carried out thus far t lie hlghistIdeals of civil wrvku reform There waxanother caller a Cuban apparently NeitherIds nnmo nor hU wan publicnnd be escaped from tim 1llnKo unlnler-v In wed

Thoro wits n protracted town meetingto for next Mo-

ndays reception nt Sagamore It wasauthorized price for time

transportation of nno rson thoto Hill should H 25 crtits

Time return prlco was not lAttorney drew diplomaticrequest to iiutomobilistA fromto their machines no farther In timedirection of Sagamoro Hill than the Inginning of Cove road which U alout amile and a half from Presidents homo

Thn President lists asked time Rev DrH H Woshburn of Christ Chureli whichthe Provident usually attends to Joist nextSunday in the general national rvnncoof of tho late PresidentMcKlnleys

UNTERMYER TELLS OF CHOKER

Kays this Tale That tbo Ilosi I SrrklntQuiet Home Here Isnt True

Samuel Untormyer of the firm of Guggenhelmer Untnrmyer A Marshall gothome from Europe on time Teutonic yesterday Mr tniennyors firma used to handleRichard Crokers legal business Illsbrother Maurice Untormyer visited MrCrokr at Wantage a whIt ago mind cnrnehome with time news that Mr Crokerwouldnt 1 Kick until next year

Samuel said Lad spenttwo days nt Mr place but yhadnt politics He deniedbllity for n statement nttributed to himthat Mr Croker through a friend wastrying to find a In America where hocould take Ills residence amid not bo

bothered by people political or other-wise Other on time Teu-tonic said hail mite Impression fromtimings Mr Unlennyer wild Mrhad so expressed himself

Mr went to his country homeIreystono nenr Yonkers

Mr Untermyer wild that In Kurortwherever men of affairs meet nowadayswo art almost time sole topic of discussionoven to th exclusion localdomestic tmestlons nnd they thought over

that trusts will In time end retardrather than hasten our development

Mrs Henry W tirady ComlriK to New YorkATLANTA Tin Sept 11 Mrs Henry W

Orndy hiss gone to New York to fui orintend arrangements for her hucband8 treat-ment He will bo brought home asas he Is strong enough to travej

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ItrutCol Maui Thinks It It Under Control In Philippines

SAX FHANCISCO Cal Sept 11 Amongthe passengers arriving on tho transportMeado today WM Lieut Col L II Mauwho IIBH been In charge of tho sanitary ar-

rangements at Manila and up to the timeof hU departure from tho riilllpplnes wasfighting against cholera

Ho reports that from last Starch up toAug 0 when ho loft Manila there werefrom twenty to thirty cases of the diseasedally anti It had spread through manyprovinces of Luzon and down to time Islandsof shut Snmar but that owing to strictsanitary measures the disease was at lastapparently under control He predicts

soon l i stampedunder orders to report at Washington

The Meado tlmo herhistory from XagnMikl 18 IS hours

en route from Manila to NagasakiMrs E A of nn AmericanIn tmslncM at Manila died of perniciousammonIa

The only body brought the Meadewas of Quartermastersemployee who committed wiicido on Aug 1

overboard at Catabologan-Samar

Thin only brought by time Mearfewere 870 men of FifteenthInfantry nt a new post atMonterey

MONUMENT TO PILGRIMS

Proposal to Erect a SHOFoot High Obeliskon Cape Cod

BOSTON Sept il Tho movement toerect a on the outer point ofCipe Cod to commemorate the adoption-of time Pilgrim compact of government-Is showing much vigor Tho General Giurtof tho present year made an appropriation-of 25000 toward time erection of me-morial contingent upon the contribution-of an amount the associationon or before July S lftn1 Of this sumJSOOi U now treasury In cash orpledged-

A obelisk 200 feet highan eminence on the outermost

of Cape Cod where nil at seasop by the committee amemorial of such a landmark of history

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